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Mustard and pepper viii be required York 0~
An The of good quality equal the Of those
used ~ s @ % .ns psa
yards aad mi. basau and subject 70 such Inspection =. the
In satisfactory 10 the inspecting ohes said office. TO be
By The Nav. @ A s e, % Be
packages and The Of each and every article must be the same
s nns pr more Of the article. acked
or S %ns s sa"s Of ay sa n
month and year when put ups and when IN good
The agencies stations other than
bis that y" delay may arise ia % % ss
requson the chief Of the Bureau q Provision. aud Clothing
ncsncy, penalty be expressed Ia the contract the rec
ord q Or !, s1 iHp p
be such Tequison has been made and
viii be required and tie. per esn.u% IN add
ton win be withheld ss, o secure !. ~ @a &c
even, 10 BE- paid until Il n al sspsc omps "a
paid within thirty days after bills duly au'hsn
have been TO h him On 70 he
ro.'.ous New A.np.nrs Boston, Nav York
duplicate Of the ster informing bidder Of the
hn The meaning Of the act OF 1885, aud hi. bid win
II Win a directed in the .
Congress making approximations for ,e naval service for 1854
U he hey
bidders will their bid be neeeprd enter into
furnish the SUPPLE. proposed The bs.sr win sbsa,sd
BY law the competency guarantee
agsn attorney officer Of the general government
kno bureau.
Ertra from the act Of Consrn approved august 10, 1886
"sEo find Be further enacted Tha, from and after The pas.
rsiary Navy, provso
navy approved March third eighteen hundred and forty
accommodated by written signed by
effect that he they undertake that
the bidder or bidders WILL bid accepted,
into Obligation prescribed by the Secrs
tary of,he Navy uretiss furnish
supplies proposed No proposal shalt be considered unless accom-
proposal and
notification bidders he they shall fail to
obligation time prescribed by The Secretary
sufficient furnishing
pes of the Navy shall proceed 70 contract with
furnishing the said supplies and
shall contained
proposal for which he have
furnishing the said SUPPLE for the whole period The
proposal charged against said bidder or bidders and his or
the may be immediately
covered BY the OF the Navy Department.
In debt against either all of said persons'
Mar 3i-lawfw
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~ II. y. srRaTroS, A.c,,on..r.

(Pe~rsvfransn ocer-s, corner Of Mini SrsetO
ylESRABGE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
IL TiuN-Os Monday April Ill., the premises.
M shall Nos and 10, In No a. for,rs 81
,t each ON New York
street. containing In all ea square feet and improved by
dwelling with
rerms one spuh cash equs payments
~.Ivs and eighteen nonhs
Tiu. rdispas-h. conv.vsncna tn. q the
ehs~.r Mar0 s-eodAds
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Proposals for finishing Portland Hnrbor Break
Maine



Maine.
EsoIskER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February Is, 1853
TE Gaping wall Of this will be extended 100 feet
wards Point and 100 the babor channel u will
moa) each
height The will be formed OF head
feet wide entirely
the WALL with other headers, each feel
than wide In the second the
headers will be and ~ feet long respectively
The which b- wall To stand viii require some
foundation
this puposesay 90l 3oa
m othe beakwater, such point
su experimenting engineer direct
The OF the last 10 feet OF the Gaping wall should be FIRMLY
by ~ inch doGs aud dowe Proposals
furnishing and building The wall hr-d price
ming will received this Office up the 3o March, 1859
executed satisfactory govern
m in charge.
There are blocks hand sufficient build twenty
Of this wall.
further information direct Major u. o. Tower
United States army Portland, Maine.
JOS. G. TOTEM,
Rrevet Brig General and Colonel Engineers.
inserted in the Republic, nieleencer and Union, Wash
nrton Courier, Boston, Portland Advertiser Portland
daily capy OF each paper containing
tisemen be TO the engineer department
Anr
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nv n. n. sTnATToS. A.et,ons-r.

(Psunsvfrrr fa nrerVs, corner ~ Ninth drsef)
TEN SUPERIOR cows AT AUGrION--On Saturday morn
Ing April q AT 10 O'Clock, shs sell, the Centre Market
snp~rIor witch calf the dsiry cf Mr.
coos being Al In healthy condsoo, and sold FOR no
mutt snnrdna exoesnt rerlsnh
requisite.
f.rm. Thirty .ry asv. credit for note. ...sc,ory en-
3o-v~d, bearing Interest.
Mar Dc
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A Great Chance IA pnahe Mcwey-fwoun ss . 90 per
dsyby person, lipcndns easir. coun
knowledge of highly useful
pnnd which ~il forward return n mail, ~
John r. Holt bor 2sTs, New This h
dsnsa CLERKS invsds wishing money
m-edisty lucrative in Of the United
medstely.
Dec 1a-domos
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The lotteries in Maryland drawn under State authority,
through commissioner appointed for the purpose,
guaranteeing the purchaser fairness of drawings
package either of the above
high prizes in the scheme.
We mail enclosing the tickets
proper envelope, observing confidence and aer
drawing official printed drawing
tilted the State officers with written explanation the
All prizes Office paid Immediately after the
drawing Bank Of State taken
fol
Correspondents confidence regularity
safety the mails many orders containing
all pas United
had valuable miscay In making odd change
office all times be obtained Pay postage
vi and W will prepay you
In ordering tickets look the list select the lottery enclose
money Be careful
ton your poet Office county, and State
happened made
had of
N. Correspondents careful writing each
addessed their Office county and State and those
holding tickets and wishing them renewed cashed
invariably being, like bank
payable presentation only.
The great luck which fully
good address
line EGERTON BIO,
Box l03, Post Office, Baltimore, Maryland.
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NOTICE


or Dlscontinunnce of the United States L~n" W-
n ytncennes, Indiana.
OF the act o' congress
u approved $780, which declares mat whsnsse, inc
public unsod In land district SHAH DC
reduced than one hundred thouand
he Inc dv OF The Treasury tn dsconnue the
lad Office inpdn such district shall
remain o the dconnnance OF land once the
sh, he subject of the existing land offices
pos district in which the land Office shall have
h.er the Secretary Of the Treasury shall
Give notce the duty ahore required has bee- do
roirsd upon ~, Secretary r inf'or ~ establish Inc
Home T.porf uenf, approved I'D March, 1880
Motto. hereby given that the Secretary Of late
,io .s land Office Yincennes in the
Ina,sns d.cornued lands remaining unsold
The he subject TO sale the land office
Jed in snid state
nnsd and unapproprsed by law and subject
40 privste limits of Vipccnne- District,
cesse subject heresnfhrs that ONCE
this by the register and
and the yahc
aay Ah they viii prepared 10 rssirs applications for srtis'
Of any sucA innds at their office.
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General md Once.
EchR ..1fn WhM
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By Is. N. srRATros, Auc,ioncsr.


7 WILL OFF n AT PUBLIC SALE ON FRIDAY AFTER
noon April O'Clock, on the premises, de
beautiful building
se daped market gardrnng situated hal
Washington, the turnpike 20 Badensbnru pc'en
in he occupancy Of General George Washington Bowie.
Terms liberal, and made known Al sale.
L..
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK

VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI,
Starting night al ~
Saturday afternoons ut ~ O'clock Warranted
through
Last week of the line Engines fur
blow and 60 Ait safety valves
Baggage and children in the at the owners risk
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n AVPEV,s NEW MONTHLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


1880, and still steadily and rapidly in
the abundant command render the
.as we a ssn n'sS s
the thar has attained greater circulation than any
Special render still interesting and
suns ns %
amount Of original matter by The ae-s, wns WA De
Increased still variety will be given 70 u. literary contents
its editorial aud m.celaneou. w DC sun aihs
accuracy mparial aud usefulness o. IT'S monthly
render in and in all Ie-psen . more worthy of the
.re New so % Tss The fact
presents reading Of better qualify IN more ee
sss.eribs 10 any part OF the United
magazine BY ma either FROM 's h o. pc
postage, payable Office where II is received
agents. from publishers. three dolar' year. 90
cents number The ,s% annual ns as arp "hs ~
who wish hnvs their back numbers un'1y ou"d at
The Publisher. viii supply specimen numsen grasn,"s.y 70
agent. and ana will make sgI" lar ans a a
persons at Ave dollars year. Of hve persons a. ,en @
cement can sun be supplied
APRIL susnnR
Copper Region BY Robert D. Clarke tooncu
Copper Bocks-Aneen, lmpemenPacing the Copper on
second Buddle-Eagle Hmbor-iron Establishment
in the Island Of Juan Fernandez BY j.
Illustrations The Douber-The Footprint the sand-The
savsg. orres-The againswnilowing Island
Dreams and heales1ha Peak OF NoBksSceno Juan fer-
usnder Killing savages1he Author in Cosume-The Bucca-
neers-A Cbilsn-A Chienne.
Moumons
Of Joseph and Byrum
Smith Preaching the Wid.nesTstng and featherng Of
Lamsnite skeleton-Enc ampmen the
Nsuvoo-snith Head Nanvoo
Legion smith Preaching to the lndiansDeath ~
the Mississippi the ceTabernacle CnmpBudng bridge
Crossing Prsesffot Spnrgs Great Salt Lake CIV
Presidents Mint, Salt Lake CiD-PoHa Oi ofson
PratMap Of Salt RegionMorm Bapttsm-c.reony
Of Con6rmaion-Mormon Gold Coin.
Napoleon Bonapane BY John s. q. Abbott.
Illustrations, from drawings by Doper Tho Ran at Tlsit-Ths
Three soyeegH-Napolron CouncilArcb OF the Caouse
The Madeaine-Aroh de lEtoile.
Tokina the syrian As. Win portrait
rranco-licr Emperor. With portrait
Portfolio Excitement sccker-Iha Death
Trsncs-Galvanic Rssurseunn-Tbe Night Wanderet
Tn. World Renowned,
The Stain OF Parenagc.
Berbalde Remer's Voice.
Belk House. by Charles Dickens.
Chapter XXStXAuoney and Client XL-Nshcnal and Do
nestle. KILN Mr.. Tulkinghorn's Room NLi-iu MI Tul-
kinghorn's Chambers.
illustrations. Attorney and Client the Long Drawing
Room Chcsney Void.
Tho Young Chemist; Never Despair.
Monthly heeord of Current Events,
Editors Table.
Editof's Easy Chair.
Editor's Drawer.
Comicsiies, original and selected,
Illustrations Moral mpobi,y, Lenhandsd Compliment.
An Absurd supposition. Easily satisfied.
Fsshions for April
Illustration. Home and Bali Costume Promenade Cos
Chemsette. HARPER BROTHFRst
Mar 3l-t fuolshe''
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nv n. q. MCGUIRE. Auction.,r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN~-on
FRIDAY afternoon, April l O'Clock, the premises
shall cell lot O. square 3s fronting hyona feet inch
on street north and Eleventh depth
OF improved good substantial three and attic
brick house. with brick stable
house IN. hrh brick wall, beng
former residence Of Thos II, Giiiss, deceased.
Terms residue In twelve AMI eighteen
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest Title indie
pu,sb,. fthe complied with Eve the
property win risk and Of FIRST purchaser
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Mar Apciioneer.
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RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT.

CINCINNATI March 29.-An immense meeting was
held in Market square last night nominate ndepend-
ticket for city officers sustain the schools,
and oppose the encroachmens of the Roman Catholics in
regard them All political divisions forgotten, and
the candidates selected chosen with single view
the school question. The Germans, both Catholics and
Jews, participated and pledged themselves in favor OF
the Peoples College" Great indignation was expressed
attempts of foreign eccesiasc interfere with the
common schools.
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n. auEEx ~ scnT.r. Auc,,nn..u

GALE OF MUsKETs, sc, ny ORDER OF TBE QUARTER
u,sster at auciionOn Tuesday the i2h Of Apr
Washington at 10 o'clock M, asou
old muskets
. A lot OF equipments, brass, sc. Terms cash
MAJ a1-d GREEN n SCOTT, Anctoneers.
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rsxRInLE STEAMBOAT AccipENT,-TMRrY siY PERSONS


ETC.
NEw ORLEASs March pa terrible steamboat disaster
occurro Galveston bay Texa the sht OF the 22I
instant Use steamer Neptune and Farmer were racing
Houston Galye,ton, when the latter exploded. kilt
ing the captain, clerk and second engineer and thirteen
Of the with about twenty passenger, killed and miss
ing. Twenty passengers, mostly ladies, were saved.
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sales To-Day.
BY GRE ZEN a. SCOTT. Auctioncers.

ny UKlH NuctiUHeeIss
EMONs LEMONS AT AUCTION.-WiII be added the sale
Thursday the 3 INSTANT 10 O'Clock,
lemons ORDER Also, excellent baggage
wagon and harness 49,
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT,
lar 1T Aucuoneeu.
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COR RENTING very desirable residence, with garden At
tschvd Lafayette Square, peuryvsnis
occupied Hon D. Hubbard.
Let of April
Bsnh Of the Metropolis Mar oe-TuThsat.
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GENERAL BANKING LAW DgrEATEI

BosroS, March 29.-Ia the house OF representatives to
day. motion substitute the general banking law for tn,
present system OF banking W as defeated.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FALCON MORE GOLD.

NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-The Steamship Falcon, from
Aspinwa, arrived here Sunday rning with 200 pas
,engers and $4,000 In gd, and the California mails
the ls instant.
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First cabin main saloon S20
lower
Second cabin. Gu
All letters and through the Office
No bills of ladng will be signed the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached TO each steamer
freight passage, apply
MOLLER, SAND, & RIERA, 26 South ST., N. Y.
c. A. HEiNCKEN & Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROsKEY, & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELlk, Iiavre.
Jan 25-dly
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For freight passage apply 10
EDWARD So x; q c OH .,s.. co 90.
BROWN, SMILEY, = CO,
"a. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
laKlns. Arms Yard, Losaon.
as Rue Notre Dame Aes victoires,
aEo DRAPER, Rsvr..
The Of these ships will not be sccounsabe r g silver
.ss
jan
washington Branch R.siro.a.-cs..s. 81 H~~r-
CO. 49,
nv and aor Monday, March IA, the usns win @
Leave Washington :, 9 and 8, I. M, az and S, pm.
On . s9.d ,s,, :. . :, M and and .Das
ar.s "a % rom Baltimore. second :,s
Annapolis and Washington Junction stations . - al,
.s.p a s 's sn e1 %o,rn. n s9e
rs.gsn tickets and s..s.ss ss..s nm
on sunday morning. q aHA
BY order tn PARSONS.
Mar i5-d0 hoes
AUCTION SorIcEhe subscriber tenders r.. :ssvssss o.
his friends and The pasle :. genera "e"'"' " ~ ~ :"
FIJI raaars dwelling. in person L.s.s st.s.'
and ali ''s s', u. sss ca.seA w
deny. =. =. sakAIIonk
Mre-lm ------------------ ----------.- s.-. 5
TOR sALE.A tbree,,ory dwelling Gscvpsso~r
C., Bridge between Market and High ashed n
stable, carriage house, who'd house, nc.
desiring purchase,
application George so'oron corner q ssrs., Bridge
Terms one-,hird ea'h the balance in ~ and y months
NJ. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker National Hotel Building, Washington pc
Jan A--dm t4Na
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, nessos -
Lewis Rc, Rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly FURNISHED
All the modern and conveRercs for the
ton Of the travelling public.
Dee ~ -div
--A4 ~
UNCLE TOMS CABIs.--A lf.-Hhe dasssrsesyy. y Mr..
u Of Cabin" enhtnsuon
hehurst Gallery Pennsylvania avenue near ~ street "fs"
portrait Of sontas famous Queen Of song
Dec T--du
n n. uDOE A CO.. ~ Retail Dsalsrs -
carpesins oil cioths msttinss rugs, e"rfsin ~sss
furnishing goods eeWevssy
Pennsyvana svsnus, between 7th snd IN sssss, wsAs
d
Aas ao-6
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BY TELEGRAPH.



The following despatch. giving the a'es, particulars
tho late de plorabla accident The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad received last night by MI Parker, the super
intendent oil the roads
CUMBERLAND, March 29-6, p The condition OF the
sufferers is olowsi b. y. Vaaghn knees bruised bad
~ and face cut Miss Wiley, badly bruised Mrs. Ma
rhias, injured ia and chest and face braised-her
sons face badly bruised and cut Andrew Bray, arms ana
beast burned and feels Mary Short flesh wound In
hand and face bruised. A. g. Staber, face cut, and
bruised generally David Aibaugh. face cut and bruised
Mary Rady. foot and side hurt Hngh McCeiand lace CUT
aud bruised Mr.. Gese, back strained MIS- Diese' iaee
d.adly brnisedface OF one child cut the ohef ssny
scratched Mr.. Turner sprsned and bruised In back
Mrs Turner slightly bruised-four children one face
bruised one badly burned in iace others slightly inueo
Mr. Clarke knee badly bruised Colonel Caver, shoulders
and back spraned and bruised Mr. Lavender al editor
from Aleaandris Virginia, sprained and bruised In back
All the above improving rapidly and out OF danger
Mr. Close injured Ia the buck and abdomen-the doctor
thinks he will get we'll will report The condition oil nose
left behind as | hear from them
tsEcoNp DESPATCH
CunHKnIANp March 20 The tonight from Wheel
ing brought the body OF Favel Wooon residence
not known max ing the eighth victim OF the accident
They also report Mr. Gardiner, the brakesman, and
DR. Cadwaaer, OF New Albany, Indiana, who still
neghborhood OF Chea, river bridge well taken
of and doing well.
The child of Mr. Giese of st. Louis buried here
day. the parents receiving the sincere sympathy of the
community.
All the wounded here are getting on timely, and the
ply scians in attendance consider them all Of danger.
The railroad company has provided amply Tor The comfort
and convenience of tho wounded,
The the OF the accident renders
il certain there neglect of duty The part Of
any with the train, and the wounded speak
In the highest Of the condnct OF Captain Rawlings
Who though seriously injured seemed regardless OF his
condition. until all eY,ricared from the wreck, and
taken charge by who escaped injury The spread
ing OF the by foremost locomotive and the breaking
of the coupling event that could not have been
lore seen or prevented The train moving moderate
rate and the being used in descending
the grade.
New YORK March 30 --Hadie rs extensive Pyrotechnic
establishment at Williamsburg bew up this morning
with Tremendous explosion. young girl and boy en-
gagged in the works instantly killed, and another boy
fatally injured besides several other wokmen. The North
Ame can hotel adjoining much damaged
Bosros. March 80.
The brig Markets. from Alexandria for Boston, ashore
on Minors Ledge.
The Canada sailed with SO passengers including Mrs
Stowe.
Judge Merick has accepted The appointment Of chief
Judge, vice Mr.. Cushing
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NEW ORLEANS MUNICIPAL

MUNICIPAL KLEcTIos.
NEw ORLEANS March 2S.-The municipal election for
aldermen took place to-day. The dem have swept
the city.
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Hy Il. N. sTRATros, Auct,one.r,
tPenn'ylpania arenus, corner Of Ninth street,

EAEcUToRs sALE--yALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
- ~ On Tuesdiy April sth at O'Clock on the
~ 49, 'n sr that valuable belonging 70 The estate
wy. ~. Yrs r. bswees situated the Of 18Th and q
pe par o. ot No 10 and II in square No 2s7 front
- -" '' su.e, W fse with depth of ~ alley,
me consist OF story
dws'"ne, WIN 'sck building, containing
brick smoke hoaee Convenience Tha ho.. T. ~ go
repair, and under ' "'"r' - ~ s'o''
Terms one fourth cash the .,u,
10 sno ~ W. INTEREST secured by Of the
pUrchssef NY o,dsr Of ,bs ~ ~ .,o, 80
Mar MD - NN~"''s
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York LAvsspoel U.issA ssas>s saaal
otDAuAorn. =
The ships comprising this line $50. - 80 y
The Oeet C0aepsCts
Adr1aus orasVos
e<p> These ships having been built BY coatrac
k ssly government SERVICE has besu
M1IR0 theis eagsss
insure strength and speeds md their scooar"
datiops
Pce OF passage York Liverpool In first cabin, ESQ
In Exclusive Wv
from Liverpool TO York. & 20 and $40. i NFn
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship. taf
No berths be secured until paid for.
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Aueuoneer.

%
WELLKEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
. ion 1 81 mH s March ~ 10 on 9.s
bstwsen 7h and ls ali the furniture and household effects there
Rosewood satin covered French sofa and dvan,
Do do armehars, music chair
Mahogany wonied-sovered chairs, rockers, ottoman.
Marblc-top pier tables ecntre do
-Four sets blue msrino window curtains cornices
marble bas,s, SILVER cardstand
Brussels and Ingram carpets, rugs
Hail lamps, hall and .isp earpe,ins oilclO,n
China and glass ware, table linen
Mahogany and wa,na. dining and side table.
Morocco. covered armehairs, writing
Lace Lace and ehn,z cnrts,ns w snd shades
k.9os.ay and ws,.u, marble dressing bureaus
Do dressing tables, toilet sets
Ms,s. og .omm sass. S sos,,vDv
vea,her beds, Lols,ers, and pillows
Curied hair and husk mattresses
ned n"en, ,ow s" paes. bath D,S ''N"'
Turkish and three-piy chamber carpets, rugs
Cooking coppsr', Jelly and ieesIesm mould.
go and ands cash 9ysr s u o,sa and
Jas, c. MCGUIRE
Mar i'd Aucrioneer.
u7-The above sale Is unavoidabIy postponed until
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
March es-d Aucnonesr
MORE NEW srHIsG GoODs.-P. }. steer. Mer-
chant I. m .n just s nsw s n ~.
and beauty Of his stock he ha. before had the pleasure er
Ia truth. upon surprisingly beautiful that he
y h. win therefore greatest par
shs.s.s and :. NE same time guaranty ss highest
style ofour before elegant ard tasteful
each which means alone perfection can be attained 10
w. s.vs the most complete stock Of gentlemen. furnishing
sood.suca .hs, stocks, gloves. collars crava'-, sca &c
En0m oSpoNIife % Field aar.ha the Duke q yelling
rS. b.. ""s .ss by
4
Voyage Of The Herald Capt Kee Navy s.s to 1850,
rss ana ss g. F sSho fansp svos London s
inSE. Advocate general vols. london, isss
Hind. Astronomical Vocabulary vol London, issa
sr,,.y sv .ssnss s "sn and "' Screw BY Robert
Mscn~i. Tsoies Of EarihwotE, Cuttings Embunsment.
w.r... Moral Development Of The Age vol
noSss on cour,. Martial
Of ~ sn Ase, q ws ana
oesssal Couvts Martial 80, ,.
ooss.,a. MILITARY q Eas,ns and ysios; NON.
~" ~. ssn q ''"'"po'''''' FRxSoK TAYLOR.
ma KTrrO's work, etc, etei,le q Our Lord, BY
Ko being OF hts Daily Bible Illustrations i2mo
Ch.rnocs ON the Divine Attributes 9 vols. 81
Chn.,i.n res series Of rrae,ics Meditation by Dr. Tying
Memoir Of the Rev w A. n Johnson Missionary Regent.
Town Sierra Lecne with Introduction by NE new d. 'y
sssrns Questions. O. Rye, author Of "Iv"e or
Ros Doubt. relative to Napoleon pop.p.te and Historic Ger
s:. ,...sns the Early s A";ss ,,c cent"
NJ. j. CRAY : 'Alls seventh street.
CuRpsHED ROOMS several very pea.an, rooms, com
g. sy :. Sss BY applying d door from the ,ns
A.y our = e. q ."S ELEGANT .En. m..'.. compc. an
sr.,%.s.s ana ss Grape ruir, hitch
..a the especial ."'ScS q =; ,., " " Of
Hss s-ss.od avenue, between 9TH sod ioss
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The brig MARKETS., from Alexandria for Boston, is ashore
on Minors Ledge.
The Canada sailed with SO passengers, including Mrs
Stowe
Judge Merrick has accepted The appointment Of chief
Judge, vice Mr.. Cushing.
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CEALED proposals win received The city OF New York until
y O'Clock OF the 3ist Of March next o mo purchase