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TTNION HOTEL, Georgetown, ID C.-Thn large And cor
having Thoroughly repaired And rented Wiz
entirely furniture handsome and conostsese sve no.
open for the Accommodation ri guests. -.
The subscriber invites Of the punc IN"
company may assured n hc~rfahs
reception the beet comoss and attentions ~ WV
make his hoase compare voby the bsst ke hotels N me
District elsewhere. .
omsbusss and from The Capitol msntae uns'
IL O'Clock night. W. n. fITZHUSH
Man 0-eU
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10 iA Superintendent fAs hsoyoas" hseAa"
ts hsslt.is F~s
GEsrL1sEs eneniy Of your ca
hbon just closed, admirable OF The Articles d"
posted and order maintained afforded thousands " yi.iies
uces much pleasure and delight and drew nom them the waesi
Expressions OF commentators and agreeable SURPRISE
TO Of making tbs awards would Of
be impossible Of the judges 10
act impartaiy, deny.
For one who annually during eighteen years. been
attending exhibitor hold large Cities allow
TO THAR Of them has been admirably
conducted, given visitors. deposit
o and all concerned than this exhibition Of tbs Metropolitan NE
chanios' Institute.
For the highest pemium silver medal
sopsrony specimens photography abstypes, and
gueneoype por and miniatures, exhibition, please
my grateful thanks,
teresng community know what made in the minds
Of the judges, the standard OF excellence;
Whether mechanical execution the high polish and
finish Of paiss beautiful chemical effect the clear reh
son. OF the production whether considered In
area point Of incl large, nasnihed several times
beyond the of the nsumen the happy of
dape elegance of posture posion bodncss
the disposition OF light and shadow on The ability
and manifested selecting the most favorable view Of the face
securing cheerful hiekc Of The
portrait indeed artist would approve
Of or friend value for Its uuthfulness to Nature
IL the artswho presumed to be artists,
eminenty qualified highly competent discmi
and decide udcousy all the requisite
which production OF the Photographic ahad
examined and compared carefully the specimens Of the several
asica would have been gratifying who feel and have
in the progress this wonderful they had stated
and published their what
whom belonged credit having attained the highest
of exceence in the Photographic the skill In d
ectng this magical pencil of light" the only truthful mode
rightly handled OF securing the neaments Of the human
divine true TO Nature" yet discovered
satisfy any that upon
judges appointed by this institute the opinions
who yet uneducaed in works Of md judgment be
peched ideas become
Influences spread abroad the improved generally
who might Otherwise be led into disappointment
regret would be induced obtain portraits miniatures
themselves families friends which would only be pleasing
painting" but truthful satisfactory and valuable
miniatures cherished such after
regard this photography yet In It's infancy and deplort
degraded condition which has been brought by the abuse
made their calling without capacity
interesting and useful to the communy trust the
when artists will give their attention, and help ee
bril- II before the public Of the useful
who take pleasure in examining specimens of the
Styles especially the thousands who admired
with FUR the citizens
ngton generally desiring pictures visit
gallery Pennsylvania avenue Seventh respectfully
icitcd by their
Obsdent and humble servant,
NJ A. ROOT.
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BY Il. N. sTRATToN, Auctioneer,


NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE CARPETS, RUGS,
IN AEON Saturday morning, March ~, al o'clock
Of family declining housckecp
ing viz:
Sofa chairs, rockers
Dining, and pier tables, lounges .
sideboard dressing and plain bureaus =
Double single bedsteads, cots
Feather beds, hair aud shuck mattresses
Brussels and ingram carpets, mating
Stair carpetng, solar and other lamps
Crockery and glassware, wooden ware
Stoves, kitchen utensils, nc.
s25 UNDER cash; Us, credit OF thirty and
bearing interest," satisfactorily endorsed
Mar2t-a
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nREss and Ess hrotdevses pleasure in
and the public generally
prepared ~ gocAs
French embroideues, such
cannot . to give satisfsco~ may
ns with their patronage
cLAeETT, NEWTON. MAY, \ co.
u94-Aif
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CiNcNSArl March 2S.-Doetor Alexander Duncan an
e1hemoef OF Congress- severely injured Today by
wagon loaded with lumber passing him, this
Guy mar ms recovery is almost hopeless.
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TRENTON, March 23.--The has decided TO dis
charge The attachment against Day and has required
euy OF i've thousand dollars for his appearance before The
master, and abide by the decision Of the
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Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Csutber late one OF The circuit
judges " Tennessee -
Hon Green Of the Judges OF the supreme court
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brornf.ld Ridley, OF the chsnceou OF the STATE
their whole time exclusively
school. ~. -, !.
par Of Daily examination. Of each class on The
but explanations tho
daily lessons n progress Of the examinations -
Of and equity, In which stu
on Of facts gwen by the profess
all the PROCESSES known In actual
practice require them
be read evil
donee the taken by appeal 70
which held monthly in the class, and IN
public The students act :. css ,hsr
Jurors. and chancelors, and in other ocia ca
paeiies connected with their suits.
the third Monday 10 sep
third Tbu.day in Fsbrsy The second corr
succeeding Monday In February AND enos seso"o
Thursday in July. -. . ...s....,
6cc III ho.,dne about Students furnish Their own booss
lwhio be al In The Lebasnn bookstores
un'eS me
en,rr an study required fos ~
classes htudsnu nay enter ~
| any ime dunng the collegiate year. -, ., -,
Ies~ connected with thA SCHOOL
Nunber OF students last collegiate rear eiQhtysI
N""''' ROBERT l.. CARUTHERg,
y.h u-ro,y President board n Trustees.
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE. Auessenser.

By J. G. MCGUIRE. Aueti0meer.
VERY VALUABLE LOT OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MARKET
Tuesday afternoon, March ~, O'Clock,
the shall sell lot No o. No 7 situated
9Th Immediately opposite The Centre Market
This being the immediate peighborbood Of the pripcps
market desirable kind Of
. worthy Of the attention OF capitalists
residue twelve, and eighteen
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Mno-d huotionesr
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VESSEL BURNT

New OaLxAns, March 10 The British barque Altoona
which cleared for Liverpool last week. now lying fire
the Southwest Pass The cargo consisting OF 300 bales
of cotton and corn, is probably destroyed and sunk
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United states boundary Commission,
wAsurroros CRY, March ~, 1888.
IN consequence very appropriation for continuing the
survey the boundary United and the
republic MeIco Of and the uncertainty
10 attached TO the boundary
perons said appoint
ed by IN. United States the Secretary Of the
terror hereby discharged,
ROBERT y. CAMPBELL,
Mar 05-lt Commissioner.
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SUP.RIoR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCToN.-on Wednesday the 3o instant, shall sell,
10 O'clock the residence Mrs Com.
Of Pennvana and 2lst
Gadhy's Row, excellent assortment OF furniture, viz
Mahogany dAmask sofa chairs, otomans, ho.
DO dressing and other bureaus and wartrobes
DO marble top pier, card, centre, and other tables
DO do ssdeboard and psrior chairs
Do large extension dining tables
Do bedstexds, washsiands, rock king chairs, &c.
Two enc French cushioned round back chairs
Rosewood damask cushioned chairs
Two large French plate riiframe mirrors
Pine sik damssk and white window curtains
Manci vases, shell work flowers, ornaments, hc.
Bronr capdslsbrss, solar and other lamp.
China glass, and crocksry which fine
white French China dinner and tea set
Two single and double iron bedstesds
Pine feather beds, hair and shuck
brussels, turkey, and other carpets
Mahogany bookcase and stands &c.
Passage oiiclott msttings drusKet, hc.
Refrigerator, painted wsrdrobes and closets
Cooking and other stoves, fire sets, hc.
With large assortment of kitchen utensils
Copper and brass kettles, &C.
articles, which deem
enumerats.
Of ss0cssh $50 credit Of so %
days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing ntsrest
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar 25-d Anctioneers.
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LATER FROM PUERTO cABELLo.

BosroN March 23.-By arrival we have advces from
Puerto Cabelo the Sd instant The yellow fever is
ported 10 be raging among the shipping with great vic.
ence The coffee crop short and is quoted al 10 l0a
Hides, l0l
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4 n Asropcrt or Flying SHIP twenty two rect i.n9
and eened Win sn
and various kinds 81 merchandise may b seen
through the in various propelled ~ ~ own
~ guided by s helm this evening Csr"ss saloon"
Performance commences a ~ Admirance, - cents.
MN1
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, containing 43S acres OF fine
IA cleared and under good fence, large
dwelling containing ten ooms and suitable out
finely tmbered, having 700 hundred
The farm lies in Prince Georges county, Ma
ryland, miles from Piscataway.
Terms made
For further particulars inquire OF james Mcclure Edmund
Brscoe r. Ward Washington. the farm be sold
privately before Friday the 23h viii then be sold at suction on
the which much will also DO
sold negroes hired the remaining Of this
10. MCGUIRE,
Mar lS-d Auctioneer.
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by II. N. srRATTON, Anosienssr.


(Pennsyponia aeenre, Of HtntA srsst)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMIIY-on morning, March 81 At 10 O'Clock,
NJ esq., Pennsylvania
shall sell all the furniture and household
effects
Piano forte, mabogasy sofas and rockers
hair and chairs
Moreen- covered lounges, girandolss
Mahogany dining and cenue nbies
and inxan carpets
Stair carpets and rods, passage oilcloth
framed mirror, dressing and plain bureaus
and French bedsteads
wardrobes, wsshstands, toilet sets
Feather beds and pillows, mattresses
A rood table and bed linen
Blankets, quilts comforts, kc.
Laup dinner and glassware, cutlery
Refrigerator stoves, kitchen utensils, hc
Termsi 81, under, s2s, credit Of o. co. and
days, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,"
Mar I'D
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BY J. O. MCGUIRE, Auctions,

by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionocr.
DANR STOCK AT AUCTON--on Friday afternoon, March 25
ID O'Clock, my auction rooms shall sell
$3.50 Bank of Metropolis stock
1000 Bank of Washington do
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Mar 24-d AuciOnecI.
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BY J. @. MCGUIRE, Auotionssr.

CATALOGUE SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
u HARDY EvER-BLooMING ROSES, AEON Monday A.
O'Clock, at auction rooms shall sell
kinds OF Bourbon ppetua
ybde climbing that the American or European
Also, Chinese climbing plants,
double cameas Japonicas
and other choice plan all
Of A. Jadn florist and nurseyman, Washington,
Dc
The attention and ali lovers OF plants invited 20
this collection, offered for sale In this city
Terms cash. Jas u McSUlhE,
MAJ Aucfoneer.
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NEW spring ana summer goods and fashions.-DU
WALL BROTHER, Diapers and talon, having returned
receiving their supply Of the newest style
and English cassmcrc- vsnG and cloths OF the latest
which Of the choicest and richest
designs brought this Customers would DO well TO call
early and make their selections
We are prepared usual have work hs richest
and m elegant style.
Mar S-1aw3wif DUNAbb n bHD.
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WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK.
Prices Observation-Disclosures only 10 cents.
THE VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.

(Pirst time In Washinston)
THIS magnificent painting the nrt and best of
exhibited this country, except Philadelphia
give all opportunity during The th
price Of admission will be % 10 all Of the house
Children under 10 years Of age, la cents
every evening O'Clock ~
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 81.
Mar 9p-dlw
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DIED,
Cemoni Fairfax county, Virginia. he Of her father
EMILY C. w. FORREST, consou OF A. r. WARLKY, United
navy, only daughter Capt FORREST United
place from st. Johns church Friday
o'clock D. The relatives, friends and acquaintance OF
family respectfully invited to attend.
jefferson county, Illinois, the 9th Instant the residence
Of H. BoaAE his nephew JOHN A. BEGAN, in the 5ls year
Of his age.
The many years of Washington,
ths only brother of b. l.. Boom, of this city.
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by Il. N. srRATTON. Auctioneer.

by Il. N. STRATTON, AucttODeer.
(Psnnsylrania corner of Ninth sfreet)
I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON FRIDAY AFTER
April 9th, at O'Clock, on the Premises noet de
sirabc land of thirty beautiful building
and well adapted market gardanins situated two and half
turnpike Badensburg
in occupancy Of General George Washington Bowie.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
Mar 23-tds
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II. NJ AucuOh0crI
(Pennytpania apenue Of Ninth srest.)
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WOODEN WARE Aeon saiur
day morning. March 26, IL O'Clock, auction
shall sell OF groceries, liquors, wooden baske &C.,
consisting Of
Cognac, cherry, and apple brandies
jamaica spirits, Holland gin
Madeira, Port, and Malaga wines
Champagne demiohns, tobacco
Cigars, copperas, soda, spice
Matches pipes, cotton and hemp rope
Brooms, buckets pals, tubs, baskets
Gunpowder, imperial, young Hyson and black teas,
mill, sc, &c.
$25 30 and 10 days credit,
for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Lar
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NE" foAA, March 23-Tho mad steamer Africa sailed
to-day iof Liverpool. She did take amy specie
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MAYOR or RICHMOND.
RICHMOND March 23--Gen VIM. Lambert mayor of this
city, died day.
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ny y. q. McoUIRk. Ancuon.-r.

ORPHANS COURT SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE
hold eecOn Saturday morning. March Seth A. 10 O'Clock
auction rooms, shall SELL by order Of the Orphans
quantity Of furniture household effects viz
Mshorsny spring sofa, rockers
Do chairs card and tables
Cane and wood chair, lounges
High and low post bedssesds, mattresses
Bureaus, watdrobes, wsshsssnds
GLASS and crockery ware toilet
Looking gssses, clock, ornaments
Hideboard, tin safe
cash. JAS q. McGUlHE,
Sd Ancuoneer'
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COR CHILDRENr WEAR .,,.., 80, md ,.n-
10 pieces striped and figured linens 'or cn""'s"- -
tiemcns shirts.
% Az DO Itpsn diIhnss and slipped ss"eSS' =" wy
On A. Az checked linen for boys psnaoons
~ a. Inv priced for boys SACKS ana lseke@
haAb their se'ec"o"s " s"es' s ""
"a .eces hin for youths and small eoys psn
p. Az linen. and rinshsms for chidrsss aprons
-. cs.b in al arranged "a the contrary
,v,,h ma nv other and desirable goods 10 oar Hee
in .lic unless arranged 70 ne coouny
Coca, scles prices. mir dealing bs relied on In all
PERRY d BRoTHEn
~ rs soAasH opDaha csnss MmAs-
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The north OF Portugal has been visited by an immense
fall OF snow Several wine-cariers and their mules mad
persisted in the drifts The wolves had descended from
the mountains 10 search OF prey, and in country places
many OF the houses buried under the snow Az
Lisbon the weather unusually cold for the season,
and much sickn ess prevailed
A petition has been presented to the Queen, IRON the
tanners OF Oporo. against the decree which authorizes
the expectation OF bark.
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Prices admission Private boIes IS dress circle
aueie children years.
Is orchestra IS family circle, IS
tier, so cents colored gallery IS cents.
O'Clock will be raised
will be open daily from 10 O'clock mr. O'Clock
MM25
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ny-Young Mems Christian Association.-Ro Rooms
building 7t below Z, the General Post Office
library reading day Sunday
ceed) Of three and The best religious
and country
regularly received Citizens strangers
" be cordially welcomed.
BY order Of the Association.
Mar 4-eodu
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In the Chamber OF Representatives on the 4h bill
was presented asking for annual dotaon OF 200 600
francs for the Duke de Brabant heir presumpve to
the throne The bill also places the disposal OF the
Young prince the palace the Rue Dncale formerly in.
habled by the Prince OF Orange, as also the chateau OF
Teovueren An annual allowance OF $4,000 francs is
proposed for keeping up these residences and in addition
sum OF 100 900 names s asked for 10 be laid out a,
once in repairs The bill sent to the bureau for er
animation.
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OIi.Exs AND OTHER GOODs,-ws opening very
Goods,
off,
Plaid silks, striped sika, plain silks
Brocade silks, beregss, bereae de LANES
French musns and mousseline de LANES
Lawns Of every description
White goods Of kind
Bonnets and bonnet ibsnds, parasols
Gnghams Of all kipds shawls Of description
Lmbroidenss, abIc damaaks linen sheetngs
Pillow. lnsns Irish linens, carpeungs
Oicoths, mattngs, white and coiored
Domcsucs Of all kinds.
We respectfully purchasers vor with call before
buying feel confident offer such nducements VIII
NEE their HALL 4 BROTHER.
a5-3taw2wif
NEW GOODs.-wIILIAM TUCKER Lane fuckers Build
ing Pennsylvania between ~ and 9th streets TAKES
public he
has returned from New York with erceIcn Of
goods susbs for Genemsns which he
ready make his style the shortest notice and
reasonable 70 cash
Mar 25-dIm
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-20
SIMON BONAVITA,

ConfectIOner and Fruit Dealer,
Wholesale and Retail, No. 16S Main Street, opposite
the Banks,
GRATEFUL for patronage heretofore received, soil
" cts continuance of the same, and would respect
fully call the attention of his friends and the public in
city and country to the varied assortment he has in store
and is now receiving, among which may be found the
following
SO boxes Oranges and Lemons, in fine order
200 do bunch Raisins, whole half and quarter
so do layer Raisins, superior quality
25 do Naples Maccaroni
Is cases preserved and dried Ginger
eases Prunes, in glass jars, fine quality
90 boxes Ctron
90 boxes Muscat Wine, imported
200 boxes Sardines, celebrated brand
2t0 drums best Smyrna Figs
Is dozen Olives, and Capers
10 dozen assorted Preserves Pine Apples, Lines,
&c.
10 do assorted Pickles
90 drums Sutana Raisins, without seed
20 bags soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 bags Filberts
bags Pecan Nuts
bags English Walnuts
sa5000 Cigars. various brands and qualities
Together, with fine assortment of French Candy,
Toys Fancy Goods, &c. &c
Domestic Candy, of every description, manufactured
under supervision daily, of the best materials
and in the best manner; all of which prepared
sell on the most accommodating terms, at
I6S Main Street,
Opposite the Banks,
NH ID SIMON BONAVITA
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-20
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
Life rn.uranee Resuucd

NHlS ASSOCIATIONS is now prepared to issue Poll
cd health and of sound constitutions for the whole da
hon ofhe, for limited period and upon as reasona
terms any similar company. AS this is the only in
tuition Of the kind IN this State it claims fairly the pat
hage Of our citizens, especially when it is remem
red that it is at home, and its profits distributed here
bile the premiums OF other companies literally encour
he'd by the public carried of the State The adj
ntsges of Life assurances too universally ac-
owleged to require minute detail OF the benefits re-
Hitting thererom it is enough say that all persons who
Rive their incomes support from pubcor private sit
tions mechanical professional mercantile pursuits,
oud avail themselves gifts advantages in orderto secure
liberal support those who dependant their
trons The rates reinsurance favorable those
any milarnsttuou in the United States and general
Nomination relating Life nsurances together with the
ties of premiums viii be cheeruly given to those who
kl at the Office No 223, corner Main and 9th SITS.
Slaves will be insured as usual reasonable terms
JAMES B0SHER, Pres't.
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UNION STEAMSHIP cos LINE

I'm UNION STEAMSHIP cos LINE
.ssAS OF STE AME S--FoR PHILADELPHIA
ACCOMPLISHMENTS PENNSYLVANIA. Captain
Baymore, VIRGINIA, Capt. Teal and CITY OF
RICHMOND. Capt Mitchell.
One ofthese splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia alternately Mondays and Fridays at
high water Returning leave Philadelphia for Richmond
Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 10 O'Clock. A NJ until
further notice.
These have been built expressly for this line
and every has been taken in their construction to
ms strength and speed and their accommodations for
passengers and attention of their captains are uneouaed
Passengers for Neo York-We have Inferred into ar.
rangements with several companies in Philadelphia to
forward passengers through to New York. either by rail-
road steamers thereby offering the travelling COM
munity that city such inducements as the following
viz short trip at thereby avoiding much of that
great objection in travelling by sea, "sea Sickness"
trip up the beautiful Delaware river and sufficient time
is allowed frequredl for sight seeing in the Quaker
City
Passage throughto New York and found in LIST cabin 50
Passagein first cabin and found to Philadelphia $500. 8
Do second do do do 1890 7
For freight or passage apply to
ROBERT RANKIN Agent
Corner Goth and Water sts., Richmond.
LEVI ELDRIDGE. Gen. Agt
No 7, North Wharves Philadelphia.
Notice to Shippers-Due notice will always be given
when the steamers will be ready receive freight and
the hour of their sailing.
APPS r. RANKIN, Agent.
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SPRING III A nE

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
by recent arrivals from Boston, New York and Phila
II delpha. am in receipt of an entirely fresh and ex
tensve stock of articles in my line and beg to call your
attention to the fact that you select from large
an assortment and buy aslow you North and
both your time and expenses. Among my assortment
have
100 boxes Oranges in prime order
100 do Lemons do do
500 do Raisns, bunch, ncefruit
100 do do layer, very nice
25 trails Ivica softshell Almonds
bales Molier do do
10 do Sicily do do
do Bordeaux and Marseilles Almonds
20 bags new crop Texas Pecan Nuts
10 do do Palm do
10 do do Filberts
10 do Grenoble, Naples and Sicily Walnuts
90 cases preserved Canton Ginger
1000 boxes Sardines, whole, half one.tIrd and
quarter
$50 drums Smyrna Figs .
10 cases Prunes, in glass jars and boxes
20 half kegs Malaga Grapes fresh
10 trails new crop Dates, yellow and bright
20 drums Sultan Raisins, also in trails
100 boxes brandy Peaches, Pickles. Preserves &c!
100000 Cigars, assorted imported and domestic from
$5per NJ to 500
Also-Any quantity OF my superior Steam Candy, rea
dy packed for transportation and warranted nice-wil
stand in any climate.
Please give me call. am anxious to sell and will
offer great inducements.
LOUIS J BOSSIEUX
Steam Candy Manufacturer
NH No 10Y Main ct.