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MARKETS.

Nsw YORK, March l6--p. m.-The stock market to-day
closed dull and prices dropping United States 6s 1867
ll9! offered; Canton 29i decline Erie, Sol Nicsra-
gua 500 Morris canal 2oh Erie conyeubles OF 1871. 95i
Hafem 635 Cumbs rland coal, Of Carey improvement
IL offered. Money unchanged Exchange on London, "a
81 prem.
The -four market lie quiet and In favor Of buyessales
Of 600 bbs "a IS 81 10 for State, and IS So 20
for southern Rye -four and meal unchanged. Wheat
is du-sales small and prices unchanged. Corn quiet
sales Of II 900 bushels 62 81 Tor white mixed and
yellow Rye, 90 cents. Oats, As 40 Sales of $50
bbs pork $40 81 SIG Lard, 81 a l0i cents
Cotton is heavy and sales small Whiskey, % % cents
PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-The stock market is steady
but acveUuited States 6s, 1867 Il9i Pennsylvania
SIS nominal OH Morris canal, 2oi city 5's of 1870
9s. The money market Is easier. Exchange London
81 81 premium The -four market Ia quiet, though
holders hrmer-saes OF 600 bbis at 81 81 S. Rye
nour 81 Corn meal. So Sales OF red wheat, ITO II2
cents white, do, liz lis White corn, 81 So
cents; yellow, % co cents, Oats 40 Al Rye, 80
cents. Provisions quet-mess pork, SI7, Lard 10 ii
cents. Whiskey, q % GEMS
New ORLEANS, March -Sales OF - 0c0 bales
an advance Of for dner qualities mddlng Orleans
81 81 The Afflca's news received until after
business hours.
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United States Mails.

United States Mails.
DROPOSALS carrying United
/ following Of April 3oh day Of
June, Contract Office Office
the lnh Of March be decided by the next day.
Banbridge, Ga Chaitahooche Ocheesee West
Winton, Rickoes Bluff, lola, and Fort Gadsden, Appa
lacbcola, Florida, miles back week,
18th 18th June of each and twice
week residue.
From 18th October to 18th jane.
Leave Bainbrdge Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5
Arrive Appalachicoa next days by IL am
Leave Appaachcola Monday Thursday, and Saturday. by
l0pm;
Arrive Bainbrdge days by opm.
From 18Th June 10 18Th October.
Leave Bainbrdge Sunday and Wednesday sam;
Arrive Appaachicoa days by III am
Appaaehicola Monday and Thursday at 10
Arrive at cambridge next days by 10 pm
Proposals invited for week service from 18th
October to 18th June of each year.
NOTES.
Bidders of conveyance Intended. Mail
agents without CHARGE the be lei
steamboat Deduction will be made
mail and fines imposed for those
performed agreeaby the In all particulars The Post
violating Office lie alter the sched
provided he allow for additional stock made
necessary change months
service dispensed with No will be nj
lowed for OF actual advertised distance should the dis
above stated prove TO be short stated.
proposals should addressed Second Assistant Post
General endorsed Mail proposals for $780, and be
responsible
S. d. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
Posr OrucE DEPARTMENT, February 8, 1853.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, March 10

DALhimon|, i'i"is" o-F. w.
learn that the entire route of the Parkersburg railroad
to be put Immediately under contract and from six 10
seven thousand labores 10 be engaged, IN order 10
complete the work at the earliest possible period An
abundance of means is at hand, and time will be lost
in pushing The road through. This when completed
will be most valuable auxiliary TO our great chain OF
internal improvements.
The work ON the Wamsport railroad, leading from
Harrisburg to the mineral regions OF Pennsylvania
and connecting the great chain OF northwestern railroads
lakes, &C., with Baltimore is also rapidly progress ng
The advantages that must from this road will be
ncalcuable.
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SUNDRIEs-o pieces de bage, low prices. for travelling
~ dresses.
20 pieces white cambrcs IS yard well worth
57S
y null Nansook musns, IS yard
worth J71
300 pieces beached shng ooons l2S yard
worth IS
A large lot OF lawns and chintzes, all modern styles.
40 pieces furniture chintzes, handsome patterns
q bundles Aiandae quilts, low priced.
100 pieces fine plaid muslns, at l2s cents per yard.
pieces fine white hannes
10 pieces fine and wide OILS cloths for tables
10 cartons genuemeus black silk cravats.
5carton genemen's handsome spring crsvats, styles
White shaws assorted.
small palm figured spring shawls.
We making continued additions to stock.
cash in all unless arranged to the contrary
prices dealing
PERRY n BROTHER,
Mar l5-eod6uf Opposite Centre Market
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EOR sale rent, the brick dwelling house formerly
occupied VIM. the Marine Barracks, Of
and 10th streets, Navy Yard Washington p'ete with every
family with garden brick sta6e for
carriage house, houses IL sold the
will be and accommodating aud not sold BY the
LIST May, will be for rent =
Also for SALE lots Nos D. 4 and No. l2s between
18th aud Goth
Also, lots Nos and No. 70,
OF Is feet front EACH by
fronting street, and tlec fronting
2lst street west
For further particulars apply to
DE SEEDING wYLIE,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
JapQ
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SAN JUAN THE AMERICAN FLAG RsuLTEp@
New ORLEANS. March I5,--The difficulty between the
citizens of San Juan Greytown and the Vanderbilt Mic
arsgua Transit Company, is becoming quite serious. The
depot Trans Company Is located point the
river from Geyown, and at the depot the company has
with supplies OF all descriptions, which furnished pas
sengers going either way, thus completely monopoizing
this branch trade and cutting of the citizens OF the
from all participation in its benefits Numerous complaints
have been made, which UNDECIDED, and the ciizens
becoming exasperaed threatened unless the depot
moved Georgetown, open warfare would be rcsorted
check the monopoly for which purpose cannon and
milton had been procured, with the determination TO it
down. Mr. Baldwin, the agent OF the company had been
arrested and imprisoned the charge OF using threat
cning language, but subsequently released. On
the 9Th instant, according private letters received the
inhabitants of Gleytown sent body OF armed men
instructed to destroy the depot After destroy
ing considerable property, they took down and in
suited the American flag and gave notice that they would
demolsh the whole building the 10th. il il not
moved within the limits OF the Great excitement
revaied and The Transit Company had refused all inter
with tho town, and declared its determination
carry none OF its citizens TO New York
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FIRE AT THE WYOMING INSTITUTE.

WYoMvG, (Pa) March l5.-The Wyoming Seminary at
Kingston, Wikesbare, Pennsylvania took fire last
night The south end Of the buding all destroyed,
with its contents except portion of the instruments The
valuable library burnt and the pupils, numbering
3O0 lost nearly all their books and clothing The instu
lion under the charge of the Rev. X. Nelson. The
loss is estimated S2l o00 and the insurance is ST 500
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sales To-Day.
by E. N. sTRATToN, Auotioneer.

(PennFylpdnia avenue, corner Of Ninth arsef.)
EURNITURE, GROCERIES, FIGS, DRY GOoDs-On Thurs
morning, March IL O'Clock, in front
sell second hand cabinet
carpets, beds and mattresses.
Also, lot Of groceries suitable for families
10 chests superior Gunpowder Imperial Young yson and
Pouchong
so drums fresh hgs.
At III O'Clock
The stock Of goods consisting Of silks vevs's
ans, hanne bonnea, nbands, nnses gmps, bandkeefs,
cravats, mantilas, vster, Grape shawls, &c, SC
TERMS SIS and under cash s credit Of thirty and
days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
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Tor SALE.-A three brick dwelling Georgetown,
ID. Bridge, High dpshed in
the best style and btof material with lot attached Of
about 10 feet running through the square and has Gus
stable, carriage house. wood house. sc.
the upon
application NJ sooron, Of Market and s"e
Terms One third the balance in s, ~ and s monh'
Exchange Broker National Buidnr Washington DC
Ian -
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Avery's Sewing Iachines-Price only s25 t-Pstented
October 10, 1854.

THIS machine acknowledged by all
or that Of other sewing machine invented for
simplicity, stitch
cheapnes weighs about rs lbs and only from 5 so IL
will with the smallest thread musin cambria,
well nen woollen goods all kinds Of
leather II simple that child Of 10 OF under
stand and rapidly without danger OF its getting Of
order and do the work OF than 20 much bet
than be done by hand The stitches
independent each much that other stitch
the s holds good and II unlike and much
machine invented This machine
peculiarly adapted family and plantation will do all
kinds sewing and when Known win be generally introduced into
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
will
Of machines the shortest Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLETON 2s broadway New York, viii receive
attention.
Dec 23-d6m
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Collectors Once, City Hall, Nov. =, 1854.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERS.--Noice V hereby
IN given delinquent property
preparation and will be completed and published
about The OF December 1 -
The undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
makes his imperative duty 10 enforce the coec
by advertisement and sale Of all psoper without
which and
persons forward
avoid the heavy Of advertisement
MI. ROCHE,
9-eou Collector.
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He'd River Rart.
having s act 70, the !,
ed this subject have been Withdrawn, and the following subsu
,uted in their stead
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT
Proposals War Department. first
April for removing the Instructions in Red river known
and free from obstruction by RATS for series of more
q follows,
obstruction thereby for specified period for
The sum Of pseos % BID s m time o within IN which he
the Let day ofJanua 1852 also The number Of years Counting
cation Of Inc river free from obscc for .u and the
shall awarded the bidder provided the department be
propose said the river free
from thereby for longest period Of time
will be required his bond for $4,000, with
good srees each for the Of $1,000 conditioned for the
faithful % OF me s Names % b W" o
suee and declaaon signed by them, that they will
cate district Judge which
resides. Una, said securities are respectable citizens and that he
liabilities No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with
or the suf 100000 appropriated for the above object 600
paid the Of removing ra ndvnncs follows
removed by officer ap
pointed by the War Department. and fit shall that such is
5. COO as me PORTION removed shall bear TO The ensre a
vdcd partial shall be made for less than
the whole work The remaining $50 900 will be paid in equal
nua instruments corresponding number with the number
during which the contractor shall bind himself to keep The navsa
Each bid must be for the whole is for the removal OF
separate proposals for portions Will be considered
The proposals win be addressed The undersigned marked
the envelope Proposals for removing Red nyer rsS;m
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
Jan s-9otdS2swtApr1
All papers which have published former advertisements
this subject hereby authorized 10 publish this and addition
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice week
paper advertising will send copy Of The paper
the advertisement
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py j. Q. MCGUIRE, Auc,,on..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE NEW DEPOT AT
public Thursday afternoon O'Clock, prem
shall sell lot No q in reservation D. fronting "a feet
street. by depth of 100 feet.
Th. lot handsomely situated the rapidly mproyins por
ton Of the city.
Terms residue menths,
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
J. G. MCGUIRE,
Mar i6-d Auctionser
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ny GREEN a SCOTT, Auc.,one.r..

TRUSTEES SALE or SUPERIOR BOTTLED WINES AND
Thursday, nth shall cell
Pennsylvania avenue
m and liquors, in bottles
- bottles OF fine old Port wines. -
Madeira
~ Sherry Clsrct
IS do old Zeigler whskcy
81 do old do
rs do Irish do
Of iqnors
scph Wimsatt, well known be equal any city.
w II. WARD, Trustee
GREEN b SCOTT,
Mar 1851 Auc,ioueers.
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nuopE ISLAND TEMPERANCE CONVENTION

pKovIpEScE, March l5.-The State temperance
ton which assembled here to-day was the largest ever
convened in this State, the hall being crowded
large number OF cleeymcn representing all denominations,
present. and every couny of tie Safe represent
ed The enthusiasm prevailed, and series of
outions adopted in favor Of the prohibioy Maine
liquor law No particular political action recommend
other than securing pobhbitory law men representa-
tivcs without regard 10 party.
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, u"ss"ns ny
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
and conveniencss o' "e
Of travelling public,
Idly
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

TRoY, On W March l6.-The extensive iron foundry
of the Messrs Sabacks, in this city, consumed by
last night. large amount OF work, consisting Of
ous descriptions of machinery was in the establishment
ready delivery, which also destroyed The loss is
heavy amounting in all some 5000 100000.
which the insurance is only 81, 0C0.
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by =. c. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

By y. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GALE OF ROSEWOOD CHICKERiNG PIANO, SUPERIOR
~ cabinet furniture elegant French plate mirrors, &C.
tonOn Thursday, March Ia 1852 10 O'Clock residence.
Of the Hon A. a, H. stuart ID streets
! shall sell all his household effects, comprising
Rosewood 6k octave piano, made by Chickerng
DO tsen tete sofas covered with plush
Do msrbietop sofas and centre tables
Do music stand, piano stool
DO elegant chairs
French plate mirrors, grsndoies
Walnut and mahogany plush sofas
Blue and gold damask and lace curtains
Mahogany hair spring sofas and chairs
Velvet tapesty add three ply carpets,
OIL cloth, hall and stair carpets, rods
Linen window shades, hall lamps
Cut glass decanters wines, coolers
Tumbier finger bowls, silver plated castor
Table cutlery
Mahogany and walnut bedstcads, washstsndH
Feather beds. he. curled hair mattresses
Walnut and mahogany wsrdrobes
TO do marble top dressing bureaus
Mahogany extension dining and breakfast tables
DO sideboard, cane seat chairs, lounges
Mating, cooking, hail. and chamber stoves
Together with other kitchen furniture.
Terms $50, cash that credit Of four
months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
March nd Auct,opesr.
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80 M ECHANICS' OWNh-h new weekly paper with
wi tile, will be issued in this city, previous the LIST
Of April devoted literature, Sciences and
the workngmsn generally IL will be the
printed city talented
contribute TO IL. columns.
Advertisements for the first number handed
Office, Of ID and 10th streets. PAIGE h COATES,
Mar 10-2w Editors PROJECTORS.
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by GREEN q SCOTT, Auo,,oncers.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT AUG rION-on Friday, the
III 18th instant shall SELL at O'Clock, on the premises
No a. square No 56s, containing 29o feet having
running 90 The prop
Second between and streets north
Terms cash. Title ndisputable.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Marchl I'D
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One-hird cash balance Twelve
day sale purchasers required
and by deed
Terms be complied with within
from day OF SALE the will be rcsod the risk and
purchasers All deeds the OF the
- j. b. SMITH, Trustee.
March I'D JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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IN and after Monday, March IA the passenger trains will be
" follows
Leave Washington at 0 and {, m, ~ and ,, D M
Sundays 6, n. and ;, Y.
Leave baltimore at AZ and ., m ~ and6 ", pm
On Sunday at AZ, a. m, snd 81, ?, m.
The first AND trains Baltimore, and the second and
Washington will be express Trains stopping only Al
Annapolis and Washington Junction stations
The goes no farmer than Phil
adepsia; the one Sunday morning only 70 Beiumore
Through tickets cheeks Phladelphia and New
York will given by leaving s. M and M except
n Sunday morning.
by orders IT. N p.p.oU.
Mar t5-dn agent
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FIRE.

BosroN March I6-p. m.-The block of buildings the
corner OF Broadway, Fourth street, and Chelsea owned by
George W. Garrlsh consumed by fire this morning.
Loss heavy and partly insured.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LAND WARRANTNs-Tbe
dergned win The highest price for Virginia military land
scrip and EVANS h FAINT,
Agents snd Attorneys
Feb ls2mdhw 18th opposite the Tsssuy Department
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THE American Nautical Almanac for ps55 4 VOL
s'ockhsrdss Chemical Field Lectures for Agisuurs vol
Fsof TRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Young womsn's Friend and e"idc, by John
il Angel James.
Tbe Voups NAM Christian Year, by Rye.
acrips Truths in Scripture Language.
short Prayers Scripture Language.
scripture Promises Scripture Language.
Affected Of Scripture,
warnings, prayers, and ptora&ees
The aick Room, or prayers In the smp est
form, the use Of sick persons.
GRAY BALLANTYNE.
Msr rs Bookseller, TIN street.
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EOR NTThc undersigned will lease the largo store room,
occupancy of f. scmmes next door west Of tho
of TO % gwen on
18th Of May next Inquire OF EpW- II. fENUhEION
Mar l0--UA
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ASK, j. G. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed In New
MI practice of the law, and in addition, will give hs assn
OF such pecuniary trusts ~
be Having extensive acquaintance
among financial, and professional gentlemen oil
residence
of three years half London he also offers his services
parties o transacted in Europe.
New YORK 81 Wall street, February, 1858
Ms s::,. ! s1ss: i s.t sss;
Messrs, Duncan, Sherman. X Co., }
Messrs Blake, Ward, 4 Co.. New York and Boston.
Niessrs h Riggs, Washington.
John Davis, Worcester Massachusetts
S-Mr d. proposes to leave York March, early
April where his business will probably dean him soas
weeks further matsrs that 30 IN
trusted him other of Europe During bis alb
sence letters will be attend His address In
London will Messs Barring Brothers, Co., TO
whom also permitted 10 refer.
S-dlm
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IyOH ALE, Residence the Heights IT George
wnA handsome cottage with the grounds and buildings
belonging theroboundcd three sides High Frederick and
Road and bordered said by forest
The contains hree of which l5 by Dc
feet besides bathroom and storeroom Aiso, plaza, with
glazed windows the breadth o the building, and porch the
story cistern kitchen
door, well Of the pusst which introduced into the
house and stable .ysrd
The outbuiiding Of stable with three Stale, carriage
house and hayon wood and coal yard aud ornamental
The grounds onamented with
walks edged with box variety Of roses shrubs plants
and There orchard plum,
peach and apricot pasture lot separately enclosed, with
lane leading ! from the s,able-yafd. =
The enclosed with fence Of the durable
terial, and well. hedge Of evergreen thorn
The appropriately furnished, and the furniture (which
has been but little use) be purchased with the property
ply at the office OF this paper
This property disposed OF private sale, viii be
sale the premises O'clock Tuesday, 5th
April.
Mar l9-dlwAeodts
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NEW GOODS, spring si,kse-CLAGETT, NEWTON
IN MAY, co. have inform the ladies OF Wash
inson and vicinity that they receipt Of choice stock
Plaid and striped silks ##B
Printed Bsyadere robes
Chsiicys, plain collars, pou de sole
goods which respectfully invite their
attention.
MAJ Io-dM
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u IRsT time Washington, Mt Iron Hall, Pennsyiva
Il Z. f.
PRICE REDUCED-ADMIssIoN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting first and best Of panorama, has
in Phiadephia In
der opportunity Of admission during tho
present week. all Of the house, Children
under ten 2f Doors open evening at Z;
at ~.
lar
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~rn The superior steamboat UNION, with fine comforta
ESAue BILE saloons for the accommodation
Hours Of departure this Leaves hleran-
ina at TX, ~, IN, !, ~, ~, and 81 O'Clock.
Leaves Washington at 81, los ~ IN, az Q, and O'Clock
Mar ls-Iw JAMES GUY, Captain.
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EBENCH'S HOTEL, corner Of Franknort street ann
City Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Fosntain,
New York built and opened by the subscriber May
Is and ehed and furnished August 1854 He trusts that for
elegance be surpassed
world than other hotel on this
all Of which warmed gratis They are all
wssbsands, which supplied with Gro
through sverplaied cocks There but one bed
hoor will be III with
during night European plan
ordered IN the spacious
vicinity Of ssrcan
tile business and the principal places Of amusement
Dec 9-d3m = FAsNO"-
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I,DuCATJOy OF JMBECILEs--JAa. b. RICHARDS hsa
education Of chtdfen Oh ~" mensa
development in Germantown, near
PHILADELPHIA
r,o.o ho han. h,c,me conveant Mr. Richards
treating This class children will testify that much
his from condition offn
OF comparative ineesncA and
.ona ming which thought beyond The
reach Of human effort
In Europe familiar with similar institutions, which
OF early training,
hopeless diocy Since then he has had
four In teaching this class Of unfa
ma
address Dlwyn Psrish drug STORE
M Arch Streets Philadelphia.
I n Philadelphia he has the pleasure Of referring
The RI Rev Bishop Potter, Thomas 4. khkhride, M
Rev. Albert Barns, Prof Geo. b. Wood, m. d.
Hon. Judge Kane, Pref Samuel Jackson, M. D.
Hon. Judge Stroud Prof Thos D. Mntter NJ. d.
Hon Henry d. Gilpin, Alfred l.. Elwyn, ~. ID.
In Washington he will refer o friends--
Gen James Hamilton, Miss Dorothea l.. Dir.
Hon. Horace Mann.
Mnr 2-dm
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CARD-We would respectfully inform the ladies OF the Dis
uct and the public generally that we are inst in receipt
goods, comprising handsome dress
silks mode colo
desirable coo for the and approaching
opened splendid stock Of rich glossy black
prices, comprising the best
we hAv eve sale.
all kinds will be found worthy the
handsome goods; and respectfully
n from all
have splendid Of plain white and
embroidered Grape which will sell New
York prices. W. M. sHUSTER CO.,
Mar 0eo3t Seventh street, Pcnnsytvania avenue
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NEW SPRING GOODS The subscribers have just received
IN French, India, and English hncy and
goods mportaon embracing all the novelties Of the
season. Among W 9 +
rich plain pout de sole, new shades
10 very rich plaid silks, entirely
25 do do solid plaid silks, all coors
do black bFocAde silks
25 do plain de Rhine
10 do plain light poult de sole, for evening -
is do new style French Grenadines
10 light colored English grapes, for evening
Taretan muslins do
white book Swiss muslins do
30 10 new style French lawns
IS do o French figured jacones
do French chinzcs
French ginghams
do do French shalies
plain mousselne de lanes
Is 10 plain shalies, &c.
desirable goods, TO which
ladies
prepared both
~ HoOE BRO, co.
Feb 2o-Naw4w