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THREE HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY FRAME HOUSES
j. and lots aucton.-Oo Friday 27h shall
att o'clock in front of the premises three handsome well
built and frame houses They three
OF which has They
ted lot No g. No f The lot fronts the eide
l3k between south 50 feet -
feet est alley The houses well built OF the best
raons Of which good and passage The
Others good each.
Terms On. third cnsh, balance in twelve and eighteen
the
Ing interest from day Of deed and deed 81
taken Al Of the purchaser Title indis
putabie
GREEN n SCOTT,
Odd Aucione~vs
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ny J. q. MCGUIRE. Auc,,ou.,r.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY ON I2n
street al socnonon Friday afternoon, May 6
the shall sell valuable ground
OF lot and all OF lot a 81
lh between aoh, running
paicct alley.
These egiby situated for business
dences being In the immodat. vicinity OF Pennsylvania
and The Irving Hotel.
third cash; residue wears for
notes tnrisfactoniy secured, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
May 2a-d Aucion..r
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nWo HANDSOME Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSES AND
Monday the 25d instant, shalt cell
premises, O'Clock, part 81 original lot No
in
houses containing good each The abose-men
property fronts a 5Sleet alley the alley
graded The finished
material This Is situated between
nd sire west, and A. and II streets north.
fourth balance twsive and eighteen
purchaser give the deferred payments,
bearing day deed gwen and deed Of
taken, Tile indsputabe. GREEN X SCOTT,
May I9-eod&ds AucnoneeTs.
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THREE HANDSOME NEW THREEsToRY BRICK HOUSES
seventh street Mt suclionOo Monday
O'Clock, the premises shall sell square
AS, situated Seventh between
by three handsome reeso brick houses OF
with stores with large plate glass owindows and every
a business stand.
These houses very desirable benr
principal business squares N
Terms oneourtn cash; the residue In twelve, eighteen
and t~enyiou months t satisfactorily secured bearing
terest
JAS c. Mcguire,
Msy 22-d Auctioneer
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BY =. y. ATRATTON. Aac,lon~sr.

tPennriearfn nrenre, south eide, neor TsnM srssfJ
TWO SUBSTANTIAL FRAME HOUSES AND LUrs ON CAP
to miion Thursday afternoon, Nay 18th, a. o'cIock,
premises shs sell Of 10, No No $40. ~ feet
100 Deep substantial frame ensa,
situated Capitol between Fourth and Fnh
Title nAtsputabls.
third cash residue and ~slv. mcshs, .a'.
fActory secured, bearing interest. areE# t#
May N--eodkda
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Expoars AND IMPoaTs--Our usual statements OF the
exports and imports OF the week Will be found on me
next page The total value Of the foreign exports Tor the
week ending on Thursday was Sill Asa, exclusive OF
cargo exported coaswise to California, valued at Sl7sss
The export Of breadsuhs for the week comprises G,6ts
barrels Of -FOUR $3.50 barrels corn meal and ,4a4 bush
els oil corn.--DaIHMsve American.
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sunday MORNING., MAY ~. ASA.

r.sr n.r., Lsw' q nons0@s'y, A.s.n. l. oar ssA-
u.,sus the States Of A.hsms ana Ts"as.'as'
era n Ixwis, JANIS q. LEWIS and SAMUEL ID. Laws.
. ~ W. JAsss Of Cincinnati Ohio, Is our general travelling
~ a. me Western states, assisted by joan T. DxsI H. J.
-. o. DrxR, Q. NJ L. WlsKaAs, Isaac bAxrLsrr, X. c.
COX. A. l.. CAILDs, aud l.. II. BaowsxLI-
e. JAMS, No luz routn Tenth street, Phisds
n b our general travelling AGENT assisted BY Wa H. WsLp
,sa. CoLLss Dsas1Hs, HAaalrT jos BurroE, Csc
p Burres Isaac N. BoDtHE, EDsusD W. Wiley, WILLIAM L.
WI rEHaAs, and GxoxaE J. McLEop
az Receipts from either Of the viii be good.
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X. w. CUsHMAN.

HorxL or THE NORM PAcIvIc.-The Charleston
Mercury calls tho Sandwich islands the Hotel of the
North Pacific Ocean II saysi
Our real interest 10 to preserve the independence OF
the sand ich islands. and equal participation IN the
benefits OF their position by all nations The more who
frequent them the better Tor ADJUST as large hotel is
mole sure of accommodation than petty tavern They
are the hotel OF the North Pacific Ocean"
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are msn'isa and deep They sufficient engage the
undivided attention and the most ~ ~
government,
The warfare which The President promises 10 wage
against 'he Ad~ OF public and ofhcial corruption the
journal says WIN establish the nation securely in an
honest track wall establish the admnistr alton in the
VAIN aneohons oil The good and wise OF our people
4nx
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The wind Thursday left record OF its ways and
doings here that will not be Immediately lost sight OF ,
all OF lis former exploits in the way OF kicking up
dust' were, by general admission. completely ecpsed
and know will be that and busy house
wives in Washington will to complain of the hun
dred unexpected nooks corners cannes recesses and
pene,raa into which distilled dusty evidences of its
most nsinuaDg powersihe very watch in ones pocket
was hardly out OF harms way Yesterday morning some
parts OF Pennsylvania towards its western ex
trcmIy swept clean OF dust that the road looked
like pebby sea-beach, completely did Boreas there
act the part OF scavenger But sad havoc made al
the same time in many orchard and garden, as the
green and quarter grown peaches offered for sale in mar
ket proof Of The young branches and soft foliage
OF The trees were lasbed aglaed and torn beyond what
we have ever before Witnessed and many stutdy limb
wrenched from It's stronghold We have heard of one or
two overthrows of brick and mortar by this wind storm
but no, OF seriousness enough for formal report
Not. Intel, Aay 81.
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vINEyARps IN FLoRIpA.--A correspondent OF the APP
aachicola Advertiser advocates the planting OF vineyards
in the State for the production OF wine, Tor which The
so and climate are both favorable He says wine, dried
400 and rais;ns ean he produced in abundance there
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by Il. N. sTRATTOs. Anctsoneer,

(Pennfyipania arsnue, south ride, lWk street,
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IsLAND.-on
Tuesday afternoon May 24h O'Clock. promises
Of lot No. east
lith between and
90 lex inches Title nd-putabs
the expense OF the purchaser.
residue n salts
faclonly secured, bearing interest.
At sia o'clock.
(or Immediately AFTER the sale OF No.
shall sell lot No ~ in No. s7, fronting
south, with depth OF 2O thirty alley,
IA lV,h
rermsi third residue and months with
interest, satisfactorily secured.
Msy s9-ds
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By J. c. Mo0UItI.. Auc.,onser.

rHoiCE BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES
Monday, 2ad instant, SIX O'clock
will sell auction the whole of original lots ~ 49, ~
81 and ~ No o3, fronting north and
Ridge sixty feet wde created by Of the
Coporaton running midway between and Fourth
Fifth H
These lots have uniform depth Of los feet sx inches and will
he subdivided 10 10 25
They the city, being
IN rapidly improving aaae offer purchasers oppou
than will Those proposing
requested examine the which
easily iden'ifed
a n II
One fourth balance eishteen
months, with interest," satisfactorily secured.
Conveyances expense of purchasers
JAS O. MCGUIRE,
May I'D Aacuoneer.
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DIED,

On the 2lsi instant ia the 4i year age the
heart ABNER b. PROCTOR native Hampshire but for
the last rwenryfonr a resident of this city.
Hts funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at four
O'Clock, from his residence llth between Streets
his family requested To attend
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LITERARY IATELLIGEKcE.-Blanch & Lea OF Phil
adelphla have promptly Iepubshed the two volumes Of
Memorials ana Correspondence OF Charles James Fox,
edi'ea oy me Right Hon. Lord John RUSSELL" which
have Just Issued IRON the London press They embrace
The hsI ioyhree years OF the dstng staesnans
life, and are illustrated aud enriched by the Joint edo-
rial labors OF the late Lord Holland, OF his intimate
friend MI Allen, and oil the eminent gentleman under
whose name and auspices they have reached the public
The lale Lord Holland employed himself for many
years IN preparing the materials for Life of Mr. Fox
These materials were 10 be into a narrative. and
the great events which, from ITO to 1906 dis
cussed IN Parliament, 10 have been reviewed by
the pen OF This enlightened and benevolent statesman
But, asLord John Russell remarks. Lord Hollands life
was busy one the noble dleness of refined society and
classical reading took up great part OF his remaining
time. and little was left for lranscbiDg commenting and
narratrg Soon the Life descended into collection OF
materials and these only partially arranged were not
carried beyond the year 1856.
Lord Holland himself foresaw that be should not be
able TO complete his work. and day. when be was
employed upon it, informed Lord John Russell that be
believed il would he left him TO finish. After Lord
Hollands death, Mr.. Allen whose literary character is
well known, began the whole again. inserted many
passages explanatory Of the history of the tme and
caused large portion OF the correspondence be
scribed In This state. the present editor says he found
the papers when they into his possession by the
beques, of the late Lady Holland.
The chief value OF the two volumes now published
and their chief novelty, consist in the letters of Fox
Lord Holland between the ears 1890 and 1905. Though
more literary Than political, yet covering they do The
period OF the French revolution, and most critical pc
Rod in the history OF European politics. il imposs-
bic that they should fail TO be of the greatest historical
interest. We shall avail ourselves of an early opporu-
nifty to notice their contents in detail The editor
closes his advertisement with the following significant
inimaian:
'lt will be my business, if should be able TO con.
tnue this work. 10 point out the utter want of foresight
by which the conduct of Mr. Pitt was marked when
he led the people Of England into crusade agains,
France"
This, coming from the British Minister OF Foreign !Af-
fairs, at time when British merchants going over TO
kiss the Emperors toes. and Deg him indulge any
warlike impulses towards their country, might as well
have been omitted The intelligence would have
reached the public enough, if it had been withheld
until he submitted his proofs. The announcement at
this lime looks trife too propatory for statesman
occupying his posi,ion.-Euenng Post.
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BY K. \. srnATTON, Auc,,.nss.

(Pe.nsy.e aos.ss, soatA aide, nser I0tA srsss
VERY SUPERIOR LEMoN TaEEs NURSERY PLANTS, --
On Monday, May 25d al i2 O'Clock, Store,
sell baanca OF the nursery
sold the lIh instant They conduioa.
and very handsome.
Terms cash.
May 20--d
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with in cordial wishes TO Mr.. Cushman for that sue
and prosperity which be so well deserves:
CARD.
The subscriber respectfully to his friends in
WashinRSsn and more especially to those who have pa
onzed bis efforts to the of female education
this locality, his intention OF committing his inc pen
enterprise other hands the close of the present
dernic year.
his purpose originally to spend hrst year, in the
experiment OF establishing Protestant French and Eng
sh tho seat OF government, which might
the highest wants. this point of national
OF an American female education and then to leave IL to
others. He has spent fee in the last of which
he has received day pupils limited extent and he il
happy being able TO say hi, friend. in the city that
this feature Of the school will bs continued.
Tbs Rev. Stephen H. Myrick, to whom the subscriber
commits the prosecutions OF his psu together with his
various apparatus for the work of cduc aon, comes
with tho sdyantage of eight years pcrence the head
OF very popular seminsry known the Young Ladies'
destitute of e.vle Virginia From the and
popularity OF that school, which has sometimes had
Than SIXTY pupils from its county, and from the strong
terms in which the subscriber had heard Mr.. Myrck
spoken OF its head by friends from that section
country well from the notices OF the press which had
fallen under his eye, the subscriber led believe Mr.
Myrck to be susbs person carry out his plan, and
the want which induced him the sphere OF
teaching His peronsl acquaintance with Mr. NJ since
has dcspened the impression received from the former
sources. and strengthened hi. condolences that the school,
under Mr.. Myrick's direction and instructions, will be
worthy all the appreciation IL has received from its gem
cfous friends and patrons uuder its present head
The subscriber let the opportunity afforded by this
announcement pass without rendering those who have
favored his undertaking, and especially those whom he
has had the happiness 10 serve. hts bes thanks for the
kind and generous appreciation with which his services
have been received From among the citizens generally,
also. he will bear with him many mcrnore. which he will
ever che ri.h with ememoes in which the social
warmth of South, bIendiog with Christianity that
fines II. ympahies by no lines Of sect or ecton will
rive to Washington the charm OF happy home only
the more .ndeaed by the trials which sometimes per-
rnittcd to show $ friends
r. CUsUMAN
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FIRE THE WOODS,

BosroN, May 2l-A fire has been raging in The woods
Marshied Tor two days past and already hun
bred and fifty Of wood land have been nsumea
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EXThA Pay for the SailOrsThose ofhcers, scameu,
IA OF the United States service
served in the Pacific the OF California
May 1896, and In the
gal deceased performed service
double granted
vessels payable Southampton Constitution
Lexington, and Congress The Portsmouth, Cyane, Wanea
Erie, and Dale will be ready for
The OF the pay due the several
vessels entitled and all other information, promptly
early application 10 NJ. SNYDER,
National Hotel Building Washington city, b. c.
B-The highest price viii be paid for land
kinds.
May l7--dlm Ms
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Dy-Dcmocrats, Rally! Rally! Rally 1.-THE democrat,
Of wards viii please call
candidates for municipal officers Mon
day in Jnne,
The place holding the annou nced
IN future notice. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Maya
UaF-Demoe Third w l-You are requested
rhs Northern Liberties enginehouse Tuesday
The coming election
other wards
and
MANY DEMOCRATS OF THE WARD.
May 22-2
the rn Ward requested Columbia
~ O'Clock Tuesday
consideration The nomination OF officers
make
MANY DEMOCRATS
May 22-2t
" Bryant sustain his nomination and
above office. May l9-dt5hJune
Notice Claimants under tho Convention with Por-
tugsl.
DsPAsrsrsr o srArs,
Washington, May 81, 1859.
CLAIMANTS under the convention with Portugal
third nssmen ready 10
distributed All claimants accordingly
this department such evidence will enable
be made The proper parties respectively.
May 2s-3teod tRepubiicl
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AATl-RENT OUTRAGE

ScHoHARIE, IN. Y.,) May 0-An anti outrage was
perpeIated a man named Laurence, whilst he
tempting a summons Jacob J. Deitz. Lau
renee treated in The rufAny manner and finally
reIe ased after sustaining serious bruises.
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PROVIDENCE. Or. ID May 2lJames Smith, belonging te
Blackstone, by Boston freight train this
city, and had his head severed from bis body.
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

BuFPALo, May 20.The Presbyterian assembly appoint
ed their various committees to-day. Nume places
were named for the meeting. but oil Withdrawn
except Louis and Philadephia For the latter was
urged that il might be necessary TO meet in Pennsy
order elect pres the corporate existence
OF the assembly and possibly The suit agans,
the old school assembly, The subject finally defer
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
eligible position in the first wadon Wednesday
June i5 al o'clock, the premises sha
o that valuable lot in 40, situated
sh with the privilege of the other half The
fronts Ito lTe
beautifully Washington in the
M
Terms. One fourth cash residue hvo years
with from the payable
deed Of the Conveyanccs expense
purchaser
JAS c, MCGUIRE,
May I'D Auctoneer.
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TIE subjoned card from the Rev. Il. w Cushman is
the vaedciory Ia our community of a gentleman who
has won golden opinions among by his efficient en-
ligh,ened and faithful lsbors instructor OF youth
Our citizens will feel great confidence in the
whom he recommends; and many OF them will concur
with in cordial wishes to Mr.. Cusbman for that sue
cess and prosperity which be well deserves:
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TNusrEEs sALE-By virtue OF deed OF from
Ann s. Henan the undersigned, he will expose public
auction the edpesday
u O'Clock, az fair IL not The fair theroaer) part
land called Chium containing
drrd and three lying in Prince 0eorx May
land about mile from adensbug and from
the residence OF said the Heilmsn leading
said city, IL located region
miraby adapted county,
state Of euvaon has large peach orchard OF fruit
sufcency wood and all
repair and large and conmodious home dwelling situated
commanding annenee overlooking the
railroad PROM proximity wasbngion cxby
aied for market gardens aud those DESTROYS dcous
and profitable country
residences will do well 10 attend the seldom such
portunity presented.
dollars purchase money 70
be paid cash the day Of sale, and the residue
cuy be by undersigned bearing
day Of sale. Interest,"
deed in fee will b. executed 10 the purchaser
May 6-2awracp N. G.. STEPHEN, Trustee,
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FABLE LINENsWe have received the following goods
the above line, which, added
s complete could be desired
Extra heavy a. 80, 81, and 10 Flemish diapers
DO - 81 9t,i0S and liza Flemish, Belgian, Scotch,
and Irish damask =
lot boaSekeepers viii grati6ed
inviting Of beautiful 6nieb medeats
prices.
Belgian table cloths for the
witch nnd Of the superior qualify
adapted tables which will accommodate from twelve
thirty persons
Also, napkins and doiles match, in
cloths with docs
and saiin oveilsys
desirable furniture
All for sale reasonable
May l7-eodn CbAGETT 4 DODsON.
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D J. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.-
have received another supply goods
making stock at the time complete Those
who about supply themselves clothing
and approaching weather should by all
before they purchase elsewhere.
IS-ilf
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STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.


PORTLAND, (Me } May Tho steamer Governor on her
passage from this port TO Bangor, compelled by
cdent to her machinery 10 anchor Oft Half Way Lock-
whence she was towcd back TO this port.
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SUICIDE OF a MINISTER,
CINCINNATI, May W.-The hev. DIR. Tomlinson, Meho.
dist minister of high standing, committed suicide N.
vle in this State Saturday last The act wa. debtr
ney premeda,ed, and is supposed have been induced
by general mental depression.
Archibald Towbrdge, esq, Of the firm Of Towbrdge IL
Beatty, pork merchants Of this city, died very suddenly
here this nomng He had only returned from New Or
leans Yesterday.
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~ pete in variety and Style
Sale Browns Hotel.
May 2l--3if STEVENS
DICTIONARY OF Domestic Medicine and Household
Surgery; Spencer Ihompson NJ D. Revised enlarged
by Henry H. Smith, NJ. ID.
The Bible Counting by H. A. Boardman, d. D.
History Of Massachusetts; by w. H. Carpenter
Hand book American Travellers In Europe by Roswell
Park, ID. ID.
The New Rome the United the by Theodore
Poesciie aud Charles Goepp. sfats,
Echoes of Bee, Voice from by Ben Shadow.
BABYLON and Ninevsb; by Layard. Abridged edition.
just received by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY.
May II booksellers, near Ninth street
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NOTICE To TEACHERS. The situation of principal 9th,
Central High School of Baltimore will be end
scholastic yuar July
being desroas Of obtaining suitable per.on take
charge II the opening September will
ceive applications for the be addressed
Committee school, The salary will be liberal.
John r. MoNMONIER, Chairman,
ALEX. n. GORDOk,l
y. r. W, DUNBAR, [ c.....,...
NJ TONER, ( o''""''''
w. g. KNOWLES,
Nav - swflet Aue.
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limited STATES HOTEL PhiIsdelphsa.-Capt CUAs
MILLER having leased this well and
reni-bed In modern stys would inform they
vii, find the accommodations Of superior character every
respect
Gnpt Mlers reputation host well known ev.rvwb.r.
and he Is determined shall lose nothing his Efforts
Tn, highest degree OF satisfaction guaranteed may favor
him with their company.
FutLAprLrurA, May r-dlm
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nOMEsrIC Medicine and Househcld Surgery H.
~ Doctors Thompson and Smith
The pbe Counting houses Course Of Lectures Mes
chsnts; by VI. n. A. Boardman, n. ID.
History Of Massachusetts by w. H. Carpenter.
May IA FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NEW BOOksi NEW BOOkhf-A Pastors Sketches
" second series by DR.. Spencer, just published.
DID
Bolton
Sequel Mammals Bible Stories; with coiored plates.
Spirit Rsppng Unveiled An Expose Of the Origin
Theology, and Philosophy OF alleged the p
World by the Rev. ". Ms'tson
the Methodist Tract Society,"
anything for cheapne-- published.
GRAY BALLASTYNE,
May I'D News Seventh
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--On Monday after
Nav 23d, o'clock my roomr
following described property, viz:
Square ITO, the whole
Do ILL lots aud 2. known 0neil's Farm i"
proved by tw0-story brick dwelling
Do III lots 8 =, 5, d, q g. ., TO- IL, and II
Do 1l2 the whole
DO ia, do do
Terms OHethrd cash. residue
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. G. MsGUlRE,
l5--eod
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NEW York. May 1d Iss3.-The undersigned this day
~ opened once, No ~ William street Merchant Rrshanrs
for The Transaction Of Rensrai brokerage bane.s.
bank insurance, mining railroad government State and city
securities bought sold.
Promiseoy soss bills Of exchange and loans negotiated
May le-dn MANUEL n. HART.
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Treasury, will attend claims beor. Congress depart
He other reference than hts
ah known thousands Office his residence
9th between and y, opposite ts Methods, Protestant
Church. E5 May 3-eodimif
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-09

FANCY GO0DS-splendld assortment Of
L Lawns, Beragcs, Bersge De LANES, Tissues,
Silks, Saiins, and white dres~ goods. Forsle very
myi LfNcK 4 FARQUHAR'g.