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nv ~ G. Mcguire. snouoneer.

A VALUABLE Farm SALE, containing S3S Of fine
farming lands and under god fence
containing ten rooms and suitable
umbered having 40 hspdsed
lies N Pnnce Georges county, Ma
rylsnd, miles from Piscanway
Terms
particulars inquire q James Mcclure, Edmund
anscor Ward, Washington II
pfiyy Friday, 2sih viii then be sold
premises which much properly
nroe hired year
4 q. McGuiRE,
Mar I'D Auctope~..
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Tickets Slo-Haves $40 Quarters IS.
Certificates of package cost
S295 81 quarters .........S74 50
...-.....-........ i49 2j eighths... 81 y


Cerihcates of package cost
whoes- 81
70 halves l49t p eghtts 81 y
The lotteries in Maryland drawn authority
through commissioner appointed for
TO the purchaser fairness Of
single package either of
high prizes in the scheme.
We invariably tickets
envelope, observing
the drawing send official printed
tined by the State officers
suit All prizes bought Office paid
drawing Bank par
for tickets.
Correspondents place The confidence
and safety m the as out OF many thousand orders containing
drains and bank from all the Uned
never had valuable letter sca In making odd
Office stamps all times be obtained
| and will prepay yon.
In ordering TICKETS look the list lottery
the and direct the letter
your post office, county, md
Ii has made
rch before we have had The
N H. Correspondents be careful
addressed their Office
holding tickets, and wishing cashed
invariably remit The tickets to the tickets being like
pa
The great luck which has attended Office will fully
saying thai TO obtain good
line 10 EGERTON D. BRO,
Box Jos, Post Office, Baltimore Maryland.
Mar 23-25, So,Ap26, 5r--
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GALE or MUsKETs, &C, ny oRDEs or THE aUhRTER
~ MASTER nnctonn Tuesday, 18TH Of April, shall sell
~ the marine barracks, Washington, 10 O'Clock, 2
old muskets
lot q equipments, brass, &C. Terms eash.
Mar I'D GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
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TRIAL OF SPRING

PHILADELPHIA, March 2i-fhe Trial OF Arthur Spring 70,
the murder OF Mrs. Saw and Mrs Lynch was resumed
this afternoon, and alter the examination of about twenty
Witnesses the adjourned O'Clock. Springs son
has not yet been placed upon the stand An immense
crowd surrounded the cour. bot Spring smugglrd into
conveyed 10 prison.
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MARKETS.

New YORK, March 22-The stock market to-day is duh
and droopingsaes OF United States S. 1867 at 1894
Canton 2s Erie. s3i; Nicaragua, 30f Morris Canal
2lt Erie converbles of 1871 9IA; Harlem 62s; Nor.
wch and Worcester sales; Stoningon 55i; Cumber-
land Coal, 500; Cary Improvement, l2s. The money
market is stringent Exchange on London, 81 81 pre-.
There has been activity in breads,uffs-sales OF
10000 bbls flour al 81 - 81 90 for State 81 81
s. O6i for southern Rye -four, 81 Corn meal SO
Wheat is dun, sales small, prices unchanged Sales OF
10000 bushels al 90 o. 10 Ga 65 cents for
white mixed and yellow. Oats, s6 AS cents Rye s.
Provisions dui-saes Of $50 bbs pork al SIS rs for
mess. Bacon has declined 10 per b. Lard g. .
~ 20 los cents Groceries quiesales Rio coffee 81 81
cents Sugars and molasses quiet and unchanged Cotton
steady, but not SO frm. Whisky, q % GEMS.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2l-p. m-The stock market il
quiet-sales moderate. United States 6's 1867 IIas
Pennsylvania SIS, IS bid
Flour dn-smah sales al 81 rs a 81 81. Sale. of rec
wheat al lo3 l01 cents; white, l07 lbs cents. White
corn, So cents; yellow, S. 81 Oats ~ 43 cents
Rye, 50 cents.
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ST LOUIS, tMo } March 81 The mail from Santa Fe la
arrived via Independence, but brings interest
Trade still depressed The revolution in chihuahua
was small affair, and Governor TTias had il all his own
way Leai Beale, with his party, had in, having
encountered very cold weather, and found numbers OF In
dians she rouie
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A TEACHER ~tsnr. 20 get = attn alton In Virgin -
French. Ensl sh, ard the
spanish, and ltaisn sufficient
t.,sonss o. ssiy and morality. Az particulars he had
addressing nots, post paid 70 " A. Y. Union Office
W 9o-ceatuf
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BALrlaoKR, March Y The steamer Atlantic arrived a
New York at hslFPas sK O'Clock th evening, with -four
days later news
Liverpool, March 9-Coilon declined oneeighth- sales
three days Of egheen thousand bates Spectators took
six thousand.
Ga Tuesday there sales OF lhgty-ase hundred
bales.
HavFe cotton market dali Manchester trade dali Yarns
declining. BTeads,Ufs duh. Flour declined Cd Wheat
declined ID Cora declined Is Receipts large. PIovis-
ions qnist Sugar and molasses unchanged Coffee stead
and unchanged Tobacco in better enand Iron active
Money market stringent Conols nnety-nine aud one
half American stocks firm al previous prices
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I lor approved endorsed n0ieE bcanng interest.
Q 22-d4t
ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Aaetionser.

ITNIMPRovEp PROPERTY AT AucTioN,-on Thursday az
" ternoon o'clock, shs sell
square 5aJ " and ~ pc s. IL,
IL square 1909; 10, II. 10, ~,
square loio; Ia and 10 io3 in y II,
a square 2, n square 81.
residue STA and twelve
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auciioneer.
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RKroErED DEoLENsIoN or oFFlcE
NAYIGArIaN RRsIrnFh

BosToN March 22-lt is reported here that Mr. Bishop
declines accepting the assistant reasuryship this port
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by E. n. sTRATroN, Auotione.r.

by E- N. sTRATroN, Auctioneer.
tPennsylrania suenuc, Of NintA streef)
SPECIAI. SALE SUPERIOR TEAs-on Thursdsy pnrninv
- March 9sth 10 O'Clock, room
iuvoic. Of superior teas, 81
% chests Imperial
Is do Gunpowder
10 do young HysOn
The hotel
particularly requested ~ sale oftr they superior
quality, this and
sold IN Samples
and may be an q tested any time.
Terms S1s and under, s2 thirty
credit cor approved endorsed bearing interest
Nn9l-dA
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GALE ON ACCOUNT or THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
On Ihusday the 2tth instant al We VIII sell at The
frame mschnc tables and the
steps Ore leading Pair
Terms All under $50, $50 credit of
months, endorsed notes,
GREEN n SCOTT
Mar 2l-dtd Aucfionsers-
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BUFFALO, March 2IThe creek and canal are clear o,
Ice and the steamers preparing their trips
CLEVELAND, March 2i.-There is ice In sight The
steamer Southern left yesterday for Dunkirk.
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The balance IN a sna t~e'Ne
dny which The purchasers wal be reqnfed
by deed Of trust ss'ssc
" compiled with within thee days
fr a. A. - n, Inc property rcsod
mems, "a ~. the Of the purchasers
1850 = - j. n. u SMITH, Trustee.
Mo,,,ta JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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ARRIVAL q rnE CRY o. GLASGOW

PHrLADELFHlA March % The steamer City OF Glasgow
arrived here this morning from Liverpool with dates to
March "a, late the sdvees by the Canada al Hal
TAX She has large cargo, valued at $3.50 900 and SO
cabin and 306 second cabin passengers
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PHnADELrHA, March p The trial If Spring for the
murder OF Mrs, Shaw and Mrs Lynch is progressing to-
day The evidence against the accused deci-
died. leaving scarcely doubt Of his guilt large crowd
continues aud around the COURTHOUSE much excited
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The question now made is hs, the mar q, n;.,,,,sl
WHICH y anneked 70 The treaty Of GUADALUPE H,daso'
Two gross eirois-one OF latitude inc stbs, =,
,ong'iode-snd therefore il is dedaced ~, NJ b
,e, mas gained Tor the county G,OOO sousta 49,
.nmh, u be bad gained. would be itaud. and ~ ~
-. Ia n N his hgh positob) nseao Of bsv
~ -, 800 square miles, ~ the Senate were fool
$50 enough y suppose Nov. II so happens ,hsi in th,
ueav no mention whatever i made Of latitude or lon.
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MATTED wet Nurse. Amply % Or THos. MILLER.
Mar ga Tiniei SUM
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WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK.
orioss Observation-Disclosures only rs cents

THE VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
n.Lt, FrsssyLyhNs'sv.
(First time in washngton)
THIS magnificent painting fret and best psnorsn.s
exhibited country, ilsdeipbn
all opportunity daring fhe present week.
~ admission viii be - all of the
chilarru under 10 years Of age, l2S cents.
Doors evening O'Clock panorama TX
"Wednesday and saturday afternoons at ~.
Mar Adv
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nv J. z. mocuInE. Auc,,on..r.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN
Improved prnPeryBy virtue ~ deed oftut from
Colonel George Runnrd win sod
g Mcclure. Thursday, NRrch 2ith ocpct fol
lowing deserihcd property -
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oDn FELLOWS HALL,
VERY number Of families individuals srnihed to
II The pnprrto Of Brewers View tbs World
hitherto Fair
Tue Panoama,r consent
continue the exhibitions four evenings longer Monday
Tuesday "Wednesday, and Thursday The only
representation will be Wednesday, O'Clock The eve.
Mug exhibitions will commence at O'Clock.
Tictets -
NBfhese exhibitions nightly attended by Of Wash
ingon, arid distinguished paris Of The
Union. This 10 positively The last opportunity
Mar 22-da
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NATIONAL THkATRE.
r. n
stage A. w. FFNNO
Benefit Of Mr.. Fenno Stage Manager appear in his "a
vorIte part Of Rolla.
The comedian and universal favsre Mr. CHAs BURKE
will appear for the last time in his great parts
Captain jenkins aud Nose.
On "WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %,
The performance with sberdan play, acts OF
PIZARRo.
song BY Mr.. Jordan
To be followed by The celebrated
THE REVOLUTION,
BY Miss Annie Walters
To conclude with extravaganza fash. and
frolc, called
NEW YORK IN SLICES.
Prices OF admission circle and pAr.
50 children under
Is orchestra IS family circle,
TIER, so cOiored gallery, Is
Doors O'Clock the will be raised
boz Office viii be daily, from 10 O'Clock, m O'Clock
Mar -
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ny Il. \. srRArroy. Aue,,o.e.r.

by H. N. sIVATTON. Aucstonser.
(PeHasglranfa avenue, Of Ninfh sreet.)
I WILL orr n Ar PUBLIC SALE, on FRIDAY ArTER-
April sth Al o'clock, m, the premises,
sirahe oiandi Of tnry beautiful bghde
and well adapted 10 market gardening snaed
Washington,
an the occupancy 81 General George Washington
Terps liberal, and made known al sale
Mar 23-tds
COR BE>r.-The ~ room, occupied hy Proc s-.r
Chas- e. Jewer viii be vacated April They
large and airy and the location desirable from
situation beng near an the departments and public buildings In
quire OF q. n ByRNE,
Corner Of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Mar 2y-WkFu
LNvE SALE the residence the iss~ s~".ost Hum
Georgetown The house 90 feet 'front.'
20 feet deep, for large family, those
desiring sncrain.
There Is also brick carriage house and stable.
Immediate possession Apply 70 Mrs l. HnmphrsYs on
the premises Mar 22-3svu
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3 The moment Of The In.
suucciinn y al hand
TO- Hungary Is the right
wing and Italy the lef, wing
Of Tie army fiead,
II Dated February, 1883
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Certificates Of packages
10 wholeS S4 20 quarters 81 so
- halves. B eighths 20
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

wbehe YER any number Of stock elders hold
ing three fourths Of the synount Of stock now
subscribed tosaid Company, tbsll accept the
amendments contained in the preceding Sec
tions o. this act said amendments shall be
Incorporated into the charter Of raid Com.
pany and take the place ofany Of the provi-
sions Of the Preamble 10 this act that may
be Inconsistent therewith and saij Com
pany shall have and enjoy, and may increase,
al the powers, r'ghts and privileges whirh
the purpose" mentioned in the Preamble to
this act; and NAV make oil such bylaws,
rules and regulations not incr nsistent with
the laws offhis State or Of the United States,
Us shall be necessary for well ordering and
conducting the affair Of the Comrany.
Sec. II. BE il further euaeted, &C., That
the said Baton Rouge and linton Plank
Road Company may and shall have. ard are
hereby sub,ogated to the right Of way and
the line Of rad originally laid out by the
Clinton and Baton Rouge Rail Road Com
pany a. provided for, bv an Act emitted "An
Act to incorporate the Baton Rouge and
Clinton, Rail Road Company, approved
March ilth, 1852 pyopided the assert Of
majority Of the LIST Board Of Directors OF
the said Baton Rouge aud Clinton Rail Road
Company. be obtained In case the course
Of said flank Road should be chsnged from
the line Of the Rail Road at any point, then
the said Plank Road Company shall have
the right to cross any public road by first
obtaining the consent Of the Police Jury Of
the Parish in which said Road may be there.
to; AMI should the line Of the road deviate
from the line Of said Rail Road or from the
public road, 80 as to pass through the lands
Of individuals the said Company shall have
the right Of way through said lands, on pay
ing to the owners thereof any compensation
that may be agreed upon between said in
dividuals and said Plank Road Company,
and in the event Of any disagreement as to
compensation n OF the refusal Of said indi-
viduals 10 allow said road to pass through
their lands, then the said Company shall
have the right Of way through the eame, on
paying to the said individuals such amount
as shall be assessed by six disinterested Iand-
owners of the Parish in which said land may
be situated, three to be chosen by each par
.ty; the decision # majority of said land
owners as to the compensation to be paid,
shall be binding upon the rarties; and in
case they shall be equally divided as TO a.
mount Of sal compensation, the said land
holders and appraisers shall choose an UNI
pire, whose concurrence with any three or
more Of the others shall be binding, and in
case Of the neglect or refusal Of any land
holder to appoint appraisers as herein pro-
vided for, then, and in that case, the Judge
Of the District Court, wherein said land
owner resides shall, upon application Of the
President and Directors Of said Company,
appoint three appraisers on the part of said
land holder neglccting or refusing to appoint
parties to represent his interest as herein
provided for.
Sec 12. Bsu further enaetsd, &c., That
this act shall take effect from, and after its
passage.
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CHI A RTE r
OF THE
Baton Rouge & Clinton Plank Road Co.

We the undersigned agree TO form our.
$ Ives into corporation, ,sunder the laws Of
the State Of Louisiana. as, particularly sci
forth in an ACT entitled am .Act for The organ
i.a,ion Of ep,,oratim,s for morks Of pu6fa
imp ourmen, and u,iity,--a copy Of which
,'rt,ctns Plank Road from the city Of
Baton Ron q, in the parish Of East Baton
Rouge, 70 The 'ownof Clinton in the Parish
Of East leiciana and from thei,re alooe
the most igibie tout 10 point that will
connect the town oi Liberty in Alnite Co.
State Of Mississippi, and for Mat purpose
we have forh1ei the annexed charter, aud
have signed the ane, aud have added :
our signature assta'emtnt Of the number OF
shares and the afiount Of our subscriptions
to said Company. f-, sa
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DENT TISTRY Y.
Timothy FaV, nj. II.

HAo associated with him in practice his
brother Dr. Salmon Fay " ho has had more
than ten year, practical experience IN his
profession Full and partial sets OF teeth
on plate can now have more attention at
prices that will please all Calls for the
country " n also have prompt attention.
OHcc ocr The store Of Mr. Quggins, on
Lafayette street.
Rsfcrenres-Hon. Geo. G.. McWho,ter
Col. J. f. Layet, Hon. NJ. G. Penn. Rev. J
Woodbridge, DR.. f. VI Hereford. Rev. Dish
,p Polk, Professor j. l.. Riddcl.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27

Nrw ORLEANS, June. 1917.
wDr Fay, studied Dentistry in the cit y
of New York, aud subsequently graduated
ia the Medical College Of Louisiana. lie r.
a gcttenaa Of integrity and have no hes
i,atiol in recommending him as an accom-.
piished practical Dcotist.
WARREN STONE, NJ r.
June I3. tf Professor Of Surgery.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-27
NOTICE, ,

THE subscriber having just returned from
L New Orleans with a new and COM
plete stock of JeweIry. of the latest fashion.
begs Ieave TO inform TIE ladies and gentle.
men, " ho may favour him with their rat.
ronage that having made arrangements
with direct importer. he is enabled to sell
as cheap as the cheapest, ard warrants his
goo'ls to be what he SAYS, otherwise he will
refund the money paid. Please call and exa-
mine hi. stock before purchasing elsewhere
sept coy. THEO. GOLDMANN
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AN ACT

To Incorporate. the Baton Rouge and
Clinton Plank Road Company. =
! Wbeeas. The Baton Ronge and Clinton
Plank Road Company has been created, un-
der the Act Of the Legislature entitled An
Act for the organization Of Corporations for
works Of public Improvement and utility
approved March li'h, 1852, which said cor
poration was enacted in the following words,
to wit: "a
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JEWELRY, &c,
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Matchmaker and Jeweller
Lafayette st., one door below Laurel.

THE Undersigned would respectfully in.
l. form his friends and the Public, that
he has taken the store lately occupied by
L. Grandpre. where he perports doing sll
kind Of work in his line Of business, such as
repairing Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, he
Is also fitted up TO manufacture gold and sill.
yer ware. JewelTy, cane monntings. &c.. in
the neatest style, and with the utmost dis
patch. april ] 1rol
r. C., DELARODERIC
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7. PERRILLAT,
SILV ERSMlTH.

Lafayette ST. next door 70 Qulgglns' store.
n AS all the facilities for repairing c2
IL Watches and Clocks; which HcA
he will do at short notice, IN the very Ssi-s
best manner
He also keeps well selected stock Ct
Jewelry, consisting Of brest pins, Ear rings,
Bracelets. fancy Studs, and shirt button,
Cuff pins, Watches and clocks, fob-chains,
&C., which he will sell on reasonable terms
Feb 7.pd7 July tt.
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THE DAILY COMET.
PUBLISHED DAILY (NoHDAYs rxcEprED)
GEO. A. PIKE, Editor and Proprietor.
Office on Third Street.


Ter ms:
The subscription is fixed At the low rate
o, s. 20 per annun. payable in advance or
SO 90 a, the ex ration of the year. "
will be punctuaIly delivered daily ~ith'n
the limits Of the City by the carrier
Advertising.--One Dollar per square
for The first insertion. and half that amount
for every subsequent inssrtion--ten ines,
or less. constitute square.
Yearly Acvcrtising.--Mvrehan'r;
Traders and others, will be contracted
with. on he most reasonable terms
JOb.WOrk.-We are also prepared 10
do all kinds OF job. .Work--snch as Law
yer's Bp,Eps. BALI. TtcKErs, PosrExs BILL
Hr.cs. PRoamAMMss. ELrcrIoN SIickfrs
Drugsists Labels, Cards, Cireu'afs; Vnilins
Cards. Done with ueatness and ceepatch
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ll8 old Lerec, Neac Orieans, In.
w L have constantly on hand a very Iarg,
w and superior stock Of the most fash
ionabe Clothing, to which We invite the
attention OF dealers and others. Gen.lemeu
visiting the city, can at short notice have
/ clothing made to order, in superior man.
ne, and warranted 10 fit. Our prices are
as low as the lowest. and we etfer greater
inducements 10 the trade generally, than
sry other mouse in the city July l5-y.
CHoE BIACKiNG & BRUSHEs--2o
y dozen shce blacking; dozen shoe
bushes S F. Bt.sCsARr.
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f.. MCKITRICK.

Is now prepared n take all contracts IN
j his line OF business and will execute
with nea ness and despatch. T.
y B. Al Kinds Of Job Work at'ende.!
b.. Plans and specifications given gratis
when required.
Shop on Main ST., between Florida and
Convention Streets.
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T Fl f
FORTHCOMING
EX EHHHDEH'HebM

AT NEW Y0RE, will doubtless be but little behind
orITs GREAT PEoToTY e, L~S
THE 8. vOHLD's FAIR" AT LONDON,
with rsgar! either e'fie cence o, estcf aud to
keep psce with tile (which continue To indicate an
s.ONsyAssD Il EE'STAaU"
tend rev the Dnluane W,naIp's Fam still retains fhn
lead in HIGH AND Gooi'S: al !9ner
via, ,han any oihe House this si.c of New York.
Tho dr.t =. conceive and l,at. into txecnf on lie
pROIEl-T az selling az the smallest advance av East
arn1ost we hope by adheriug the very ietcr Of CIR
nYomss 10 receive continuance OF the RI NIB raj PAL
rnaee already awarded The public viii he pleased
.oarn that have rat doom the prices ON every arii
Gle Ut tbs
Rcmnissi0g Part
II our stock in ordes clear the way for she immense
Spring Stock which in due tinso will Ike IFS appear
ancc. Gene. then, ard secure Bargains while
The CHANCE is OPEN.
u; n no Dur Goods have been going off with
only ar iisodd Napidy,' but fro, this may be
reasonably expected thar they will move Of with
ELECTRIC LIKE VELOCITY.
Dc LANES. Mus'ins, Fanaets, Domes.ies,
ard Linen G0Dds,
OF all kinds selling Of marveinusly cheap. There il
vain spirit If hoastinr about hs-call ut 'Wnri
fairn and onvrce yourselves that selling foods
1 a. low as hey car be related inr East.
/ OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE AND SATISFY ALL.
/ OUR MOTTO:
/ "LARGE SALES s. SMALL PEOFlYS,''
| ~ aad no trouble 70 show Goods.
- CIfEEAS & LArttN.
Dubuque, IAN l5thtf Fassin's Ss~ 'ufio'ns
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RATES OF EXCHANGE
JOHN KNAPP,

(LATE Low & KNAfP,j
vETHOLESAI.E GROCER & COMMISSION MER
w CHANT, No. 81 / evee, st. Louis, has in stoTt
and arrive large and veil selected stock, which
offered the Lowest rates, consisting in par, as follows
900 pkgs green and black Teas so bags prime Rio
cotfe lo bags Java and Laguyra do loo hhds prime
Sugar 10 hills. clarified sugar 100 bbls pow loaf and
crushed do; loocasks and lit Ibis saer4tus; IS casks
carb soda 50 boxes 800 boxes soaps $50
boxes mould and candles; 309 bundles wrapping pa
per bags pepper; cod Pimento $50 boxes raisins
20 iarces rice Is Sardines 50 bbls ALMONDS iO0
bayes Mo. and Va. tobacco; 100 boxes gound spices
a5 casks Zate currants; so bales batting coo kegs
Boston and pttsburg nas; 100 boxes catsups $50 colts
Manila cordage; 100 dozp lis 100 nests tubs 2oo
boxes Cuba Havana Regalia and Principe ecgars; 100
boxes fine Gu, chewing and smoking tobacco 800 mats
cassia 100 bhls cider yinegar $50 boxes glass; LOG
boxes PLAT and Quart TASKS 2j bales carpet chain gro
dozen bed cords and plough lines 800 NJ. G. D. cars
100 dozen Preston s. Merr's yeast powder; o01 pkgs
macker4l 40 drums codh,h 2t0 boxes codfsh 800 her
rings; 50 boxes leipn syrup; 23o boxes pipes; 1000
drums figs.
Also afull stock of ign and Domestic LIQUORS
Merchants visiting CRY in the spring. will find it TO
their interest to call and examine my stock.
Feb. IA. dSin