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Congressional Districts in virginia

We publish in another column the arrangement OF con-
sressions districts in Virginia under the apporonmen
Of 1881 The wings denouncs the scheme as a gerry
sandsr but the division OF districts 10 natural
and convenient /, very that the democratic party
have majority in almost every district bu, this would
be the case under any arrangement It would balk the
ingenuity of the legislature construct scheme Of APP
porionment which would give the wing party the con-
troll of even two districts in the State The ascendency
Of the democracy in Virginia is TOO well established and
too pervading TO be disturbed by any artificial arrange
ment of districts.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BaLr,MoRr, April 1873, p.

BALTIMORE, April 1873, p. m.
The name OF the Hon. r. Watkins Lyon is also being
urged for the democratic gubenalofial nomination-s
gentleman OF great worth and popularity. Hs has twice
represented the third congressional district IN The Con
gress of the United States. sustaining character Tor
business lact sound judgment. and unfagging industry Ia
the performance Of the duties OF his post
The Legislature OF Pennsy yania has appointed com
mitee of reception the members OF the leglsla-
ture of Maryland the State line and welcome them to
the Keystone State The most extensive arrangements
making at Harrisburg for their reception and enter
tanment They will start, accompanied by the mayor
and city council of Baltimore at o'clock Saturday
morning.
AT meeting OF the board OF directors OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad this morning. Thomas Swan. esq.
handed in his resignation president OF the company.
The resignation accepted and being anticipated.
William G. HARRISON esq, elected without oppos
lion TO the post.
The company afterwards declared dividend Of per
cent the main stem, and per cent. on the Washing
ton branch.
The revenue for the month OF March has been as fol-
lows:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch. Total.
Passengers S46.372 SO SSH 81 x9l O84 ~
Freight l69.s9i79 S4ll4 l7S, SS6 ~
PIG 267 81 54I5302 30 40 20
This shows increase, compared with March OF
last year, of $i2O,ls3 81.
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Virginia Legislature.

The Virginia legislature adjourned on Monday. after
session of unusual length This was the first session
under the new constitution and hence multiplicity Of
important and unusual legislation devolved upon it.
Much business OF ordinary character transacted
in addition Vast sums were voted to works OF inter-
nal Improvement new board OF public works was
constituted Virginia manifes,s resoue determination
10 develop those magnificent resources OF Nature which
she possesses in measure surpassed by any Other
Stale OF the Union.
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M. f. KELLOGG,
Secretary l.. o. Association.

RHoDE ISLAND DEMOCRATIC SrArE-There has been
time during The last ten years that Rhode Island
not. in the hearts Of very large majority OF its people.
democratic State. There has been election during
this time, when vote anything like large that
on Wednesday last would not have secured decided
democratic victory. The whole wing strength OF the
State has often been polled There has been obsta-
Gle in the way of any man who could be qualified voting
the wing tick ct unless it was his conscience. Yet
there have been several thousand persons, OF those
who might have been qualified, surrounded with such
controlling influences that they did not reach the ballot
box. These were democrats. That this fact is is
in the recent election. All the power that the whg
party could put forth, all the immense that il put
in requson to itself from the ructon which
II staring il in the face, could not exceed hardly
equal its vote in past years. The whoeincrease of the
vote from the greater facilities the democrats have
enjoyed over other years for qualifying their voters, and
the greater freedom OF voting secured by the envelope
secret ballot We have often said. and everything goes
to sustain the position that with vote anything like
that given in the other New England States, this was
by far the strongest democratic State proportion to the
population, Of them all. With vote OF TWENTY FIVE
THOUSAND. which would be small relatively compared
with other States, the democratic majority would be very
large, probably equal TO that OF New Hampshire or
Maine. |, should be understood at home and abroad
that the of the wing party this State in years
past has been the result of limited suroge and unjust
restrictions upon its eIreie-such Suffrage and such
restrictions would have made wing States Of every
other in New England, il not Of every other in the
Union. These were by the partial OF the demo-
cratic party two years ago-n measure growing out Of
wing dlvisions-to some extent overcome hence fol-
lows the GLORIOUS VICTORY now achieved.
Providence Post
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JUD6E BRossoS.-There has been great anxiety among
the diplomatic circles at Washington, as well as among
the members OF the democratic party Of this city and State
to know whether Chief Justice Bronson accepts the coll
lectoshp This appointment has probably been received
with more general satisfaction than almost any other
in the Stale could have givenfrom the fact thai,
the Of the people look upon him occupying an
independent and unconoveted position in the party
His political history is without spot Notwithstanding
life OF calm firm. and undev ang adherence the pnc-
Piles OF democracy Judge Bronson commenced his public
lie in 1884, member OF the State legislature where
he distinguished himself for ability OF the highest order
and for dligent and persistent devotion the interests
and honor OF his constituency. In 1880 he made at
torney general OF the State in 1884, justice OF the su-
preme court and 1888 80, chief justice This last
office be held until he recently resigned having for more
than twenty years enjoyed The highest Judicial bonors OF
the State.
We not wholly without fears that Judge Bronson
will decline the colleciorshp. For party reasons. how
ever, we sincerely hope that be will not Though a
democrat OF the mes. unbending STEP yet be is without
political enemies in the party, and without political ami
mosues. His official acts would be distng by
ability. hrmness and justice; and the position which he
has long occupied is such TO command respect and
confidence in the minds OF the people
This post OF collector OF New York is one OF the most
important Offices in the gift OF the President and who
occupies 1t has immense responsibility in his
hands. -Natonai Democrat
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rEAMGR EMPIRE STATE ON rIRE NAVAL, Krc.

STATE ON rmE NAVAL, Kro.
BosroN, April l2-The steamer Empire State, when
about 10 miles from New York las. evening" bound Fall
river took fire from ngement of the furnace
chiney Her passengers 200 in number, taken
of by the Commodore, for Stoningon. The EN-
pe State much damaged by the fire, and would
be tow ed to New York this morning. -
The officers Of the shipofthe-line Vermont have been
detached thar vessel and she is Re laid In ord
nary The of the Germantown and Dale to be
paid off Friday
On Sunday nigh, the Leland paper mill and machine
shop in MibuIy Massachusetts, was destroyed by fire.
Loss 81, 900; insured in Hartford
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Tgr MrprrssAsrAs sousDRos.--Spezzia, March
rs, Is53.-Durng the winter the Mediterranean squad
ron has been dispersed q, various places: the Levan
Captain L. NJ. Goldsborough. At Barcelona; the ST
Louis, Commander ingram, AT Genoa the San Jaciuto
Captain Crabbe. at Marseles; and the Cumberland flag
ship Of Commodore Sllas n Strngham, under the
msad Of Captain Howard. partly a, Spezzs, at Genoa,
&c.
The s.. Louis s now at Legborn. attending TO The
States
Inc winter in the Mediterranean has not been very
'ere' and we expect . warm summer
[Josrr~j Of Commerce
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MEN AND THINGS IN AUsTRALIA.-At some OF the dig
gngs, The government regulations with regard license
fees have gwen rise TO serious opposition The fee
present imposed is thirty shlings sterling per MONTH 10
be paid in advance and al the beginning OF each month
This fee Is changed upon plot claim" Of eight feet
square, whlrh y the most allowed 10 any digger.
Where there u party OF iOuf iound the 'clan" al.
lowed is eight eet by sixteen. license granted ia the
middle OF any one month-ssy the goth OF December
only holds good 10 the beginning OF the ensuing month
say the first. or at iarhest, The 9th OF January The
last IS 900, and lie computed that there are al pres
en close upon 200 900 persons employed the dggngs
Mechanics, particularly carpenters and llacksmhs OBJ
tam employment readily a, wages varying from eighteen
shngs 10 one pound per day. L,borers upon the gov
eminent works are receiving eight shillings and
more ten shngs per day. For clerks, &c, there il
no demand. To parties who intend coming 10 this
col ony, | would say, 'be prepared TO rough H. and 10
expect nothing, either the part OF the authorities
or that OF the Inhabitants, but selhshness and dis
trust Bring a. little with you in the shape OF cloth
ing, &c. as you possibly can, and trust Tor success
to your own Stern eSettions, and for protection 10
your revolyers." Colts revoyers selling here
some time ago at twenty and twenty five pounds
each they bring at present twelve pounds The accom-
mediation for immigrants is miserable IN the extreme
OF 5000 persons and for the privilege Of pitching their
own tents vacant lot, OF INN ediate use 10 GOV.
eminent these persons obliged TO pay rent OF eve
sblings a week. Persons who have not got any TEN,
and who unable TO pay the esobiant charges The
hotels, may pot up at OF the governmen nj lodging
houscs, where, for the charge OF FIVE shillngs week
they may obtain sleeping accommodation in shed con.
tanning from SIX a dozen beds in each room-I<ffrr
from Melbourne, Jan 3, to u, TRIBUNE
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The Theatre.

ns equestrian dramas a, the theatre during the pas,
"A'e been we'll attended and received with much
), such pieces are always difficult 10 produce,
~. "e manner ia which they have been broug b,
oa' 'e"eee credit upon The attention and skill OF
'noss employed 10 them well a. upoo the eoeror;se
and hSsral''y Of the management, Th.v will !. con.
tnued during the week NV WIZ % 'o''
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Nrw Yorx, April l3.-Tbs stock market today closed
dull. Sales Of United States &c, i20 Canton, sd
EIe s5i N,cUrsyus, 81 Morris Canal, IA Norwich
and wotceyter 20 Harlem, 66i Cumberland coal, 500
Money market about the yesterday Exchange
London, % 81 prem
PHLapsLPHiA April I3-The stock rket presents no
special change United States IS, 1857, 120; Pennsyivs
MIA rs 90 offered.
Flour u dutstna sales So for good standard brands.
Rye -four, 50 81. Corn meal, 81 81 Grain Of al kind,
OF 1900 bushels wheat at ITO liz for
red. aud lis 100 Tor white Corn quiesma sale.
81 for white and 60 81 Tor yellow. Oats, AZ ~
cents. Rye 81 cents. Coverseed. 81 so.
Nx~ ORLEANS April 1.-The sales for the day reached
1900 bales advance Of Tobacco has advanced
l. and large sales II Kentucky have been refused at
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GREAT b Friday April IS 1855 for the benefit OF BENJA-
MIN CLARK, the OF the celebrated Roscus.
Master H. DE MOTT will make his FIRST in Wash
inyton this aston only.
Last appearance but the unrvalled equestrian
W. SMITH, and popular Irish JAMES
SEYMOUR
feature Of and theatre
Boz book now open Secure your SEAS and 20 early.
APP A-2t
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SAILING OF Tux NIasARA.-rKr,.

Bosros. April I3,-The royal mail. steamer Niagara
sailed to-day for Liverpool taking 10 passengers,
amongst whom Henry Jones, esq, bearer of dispatches
10 England.
The extensive oil factory of Mr. Downs in South Boston,
was totally destroyed by fire last night
The large planning mill OF Mr. Broom burnt this
morning The los, is heavy, and probably covered by In
|
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sales TODAY.
by IL. n. ALTON, Aue,ion.,r.

MOST VALUABLE UNiMPRovED CITY PROPERTY AT
wi On Thursday, April IAN, at O'Clock
PROMISES shall sell original lots q and No.
fronting 100 morrill, and IA feet inches llt
Lot No viii be subdvdsd into four o fronting south IS
each BY 100 feet
Lots osng llth street. will be subdvided
rs by 100 feet and OF "a feet inches by
100 ie.t in depth
The intersection Of Ma"sohuses avenue and street this
public ground and which
liar added that Of unobsucted and
o city, Potomac river, and AleJandnn.
obtaining lots
prov-tnent therefore particularly called this sale.
balance in sir twelve and erhleen
bearing interest secured by deed oftrus
Tu. indspube Conveyaneing the purchaser.
An
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CHICK LOST.

PHILADELPHIA. April l3.-Mf Joseph AlIemus. book.
binder in North 4th street, lost a check this morning
81 100 II found by boy, and Immediately drawn
the bank in $40 gold pieces. 1t was tho Mechnncs'
bank reward Of $500 has been offered for the money
and the drawer. ...H#.r
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The SAN Juan hrrns.-The approval by the admin
is,raton OF the conduct OF Captain HoIins San Joan
evinccs that promp'nes and decision in the protection
OF American rights which The people OF the United States
expected from our new national authorities The inhab.
liant. of San Juan, rather the officers OF the Town,
consist mostly OF renegades from the United States who
but little better than pirates. The English having,
according to the declaration OF Lord John Russell sban
doned the proecora,e Of the Mosquito territory. and the
Mosquito King never having claimed San Juan, it re-
mains without the pale Of any positive governmental OF
ganzston except what hall dozen there have
SET NJ for their own advantage. We glad to see il
asserted that the administration has not only approved Of
Captain Holnss action, but sent instructions TO off
GERS on that station 10 render full protection to Ameri
can commerce whenever s jus, privileges infrnged
upoo. and that sufficient force ordered render ODE
Jienee to these instructions easy This is the kind Of
action necessary to vndcate our f,g to secure national
respect, and render American trade safe in all quarters Of
the globe.--Bos,on Pest
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RaE HssAr n. Lxwis, Of Montgomery, Alabama, gen
travelling for The States Of Aabaa
Q. - LKwIs JAAAs o. LKwIs and sAsUxt ID. LKw
0Ar W. yAsss, Of Cincinnati Ohio, general travelling
agent oS tbs Western nses assisted BY ions r. Dxsr, H.
o. DrEx, c. NJ. L. WrsKaAs ISAAC BARTLxrr r.
Cooks, A. l.. CnILDs, and l.. II. BkowssLL
o0-Mr Il. JAass street, Philsde
pAs, seAersi travelling assisted BY Wa H. WsLD
Jess CeLLIss, JAMS DEsnIss HAasrr Jos Burros Csc
BvTTsa, Isaac N. Boprsr, EpsuHD W. Wnkr WILLIAM L.
WArsRnAH, and GKoRsx l. Nelson.
oO-Recsipis from either Of tbs above will be good.
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VESSEL ABANDONED

PHILADELPHIA April l2.-The schooner j. II. Fiamner,
Porto Rico reports passing the 10TH 20 miles E.
Cape Henlopen the barque j. T. Souhnrd abandoned.
with six in her hold Her standing
and most of her sails set On the same day the
wreck boarded by Boston brig.
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OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President.

COLLECTORS THE CUSTOMS
Thomas Bacon, district OF Oswegalchie New York,
in place Of James {. Barter. removed.
A. Kroner, district OF Sacketrs Harbor, New York
IN place OF Daniel McCulloch, removed.
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FIRE AT SYRACUSE.

sYRAcu.R, April l2.-Five dwellings Division street,
near the house. destroyed by fire last night
rendering about thirty German families houseIe large
dwelling in part OF the city also destroyed
by fire last night.
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su,pupy AND rsIr RAILROAD.

HARRISBURG tPs April 10 "A bill has passed the house
Of delegates increasing the capital stock the Sunbury
and Erie railroad millions of dollars The impression
is that il will also pass the senate
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NKw ORLEANS. april PA vessel, Just arrived here
from Vera Cruz reports that santa Anna reached that city
the afternoon Of the lst instant HIS reception not
very CORDIAL and he Immediately left for hi, hnciends,
near JalaTs
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(Psnnsyirania loA sireef, souaA sid>.)
EXTENSIVE SALE OF A STOCK OF DRY GOODS FANCY
Ia ARTICLES, he comprising 500 Thurday morning
April Isth 10 O'clock the floor
shah sell stock in trade Of gentleman declining business
onssting Of
Brocade, chsnseable and plain dress silks
Moussclne., msrinos, lawns fpghams
CaIicoes, white sbiriing musins, dannes
Brown and white table linen, plaids
Ladies' aud Renuemens hosiery, suspenderr
Grape and shawis, spool cotton
Buttons, tapes threads combs
Purses port monnsies satin
Handkerchief and cravats jswelry.
Together with articles
be sold
Term. uuder s5 avs thirty and
sixty s75 credit thirty,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Apiil3 .
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS

PHILADKLpHIA April l2-The stockholders Of the Penn
sylvana railroad by unanimous to-day authorized
the subscr ption $3.50 Marietta and Cincinnati
railroad $500 900 the Indiana and Ohio railroad and
900 the Springfield Mount Vernon, and Pitsburg
railroad
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nAsIEL wEHsrER .~d NJ. Contemporaries ny
~ Charles w. March.
Leuer. snd Dsse- Of Fhpp saphi Of Psb Honsay edited
by
For BY GRAY HAIIAvTvvr
Ap ~ News Seventh
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NAVIGATION OF THE LAWRENCE.
QuKBRo April l2The first schooner from the Gulf Of 81
Lawrence arrived here to-day having with little
obstruction from the ice Ee9s.s -.
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ny y. G. MCGUIRE, Aueaonesr.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY At AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday
afternoon, April 49, AZ O'Clock shall sell, the premises,
H. I'd between
e consisting cf rass Once
and ebouse the
end o. the Dot.
This lot located very rapidly improving portion Of city
nd fs worthy attention Of capitalists.
third cash residue In twelve, and eighteen
uth for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS, q. MCGUIRE,
An Auctioneer.
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NTw YoS., April IL


Tue United States ship Macedonian has gone down tie
bay aud Wia al ;C-rnottow f,t tie coast Of Japan
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ny GREEN & SCOTT, Aneton..r-

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS M THE FIRST WARD At
AucfloN-on Thursday, the IAN instant shall sell in
OF ihe premises ats O'Clock fine building lots
Lot NO ~ " square No 70 and lot No 20, square No g.
each having 'front.' Of Is feet 18th
nesr street Immediately the vicinity
ming back 20 2oe alley aud handsomely located Sale
ipth street
Term. one third cash, bslance and years for
bearing Interest from day Of deed
M conveyances
purchaser fal comply Eve SALE prop
cry VIII De reod at the risk %
GREEN h SCOTT,
Api ad huctionecr,
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". n. sTBArrOs. Apettops.r,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS or PRIVATE
smiyon Thsrsasy morning. April lth, ar 10 O'Clock shat
s ~ TIE house formerly ceo.k
Lou'sisns avenue adjoining "Copp's Pavilion,
Az he furniture, &C, consisting pf--
mahogany sofas, ters, nd Oh
Cane and wood-s.at chairs, lounges
Dining card, and table,
bn,ng room, arm chairs, oionlans
Painted and plain window shades
PsriofY chamber, and
Donh9 and single French asd cottage bcdsteads
Double and single hair and shnck
Feather pillows, bureaus, wssb.tsnds
Wm6fobes, toilet sets, looking glasses
Chamber tables, air tight md coal
Blankets comforts, counterpsnes
anilts, sheets spreads, pillow
Table covers, candestoks, &c.
Terms ss and under gas credit Of thirty ry
days, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,
R-The noose for rent inquire Of the sncnsneer.
Api9Zdu
uOvvErSr Bcsuessf Beonetsf-ja.t received from the
impor'ers of those desirable Blonde
Errs VIM bonne siate fashion IN Paris and Broadway
York HALL RRoTjjEW
ApH-alun
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DIED,

On Wednesday morning. the 18th inst ROBERT HENDERSON
CAFFEE, formerly Lancaster Ohio the Seth Of hi
age.
His friends respectfully invited his funeral from
residence Of Mrs wEAvER, Fifteenth street, between and
this Thursday afternoon al 4 O'Clock p m
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Nv GREEN a scoI-r, A.o,,one.rs.

ny GREEN ~ SCOTT, A.otionssrs
U,RUsTEEss SALE or A LARGE STOCK OF NEW rURNI
ssctonon Monday the lsth inst shall sell, ~ 10
urnitur. Of Messrs Israel Gfssa,
an street Pennsylvania large and general
Of furniture, Wis
Mahogany sofas, chairs, sideboards and bureaus
extension, dining, aud other tables
marble top, centre, sofa, and other tables
walnut and maple bedsteads
Maple, walnut and oak chairs
with assortment Of othur furniture whish
unnecessary enumerztr.
All Of s21, cash SIS, credit OF
months, Tor notes bearing interest.
WIN H. WARD, Trustee
GREEN SCOTT, Auc,,ore.r..
Ap I'D
She Tor rent Apply the
Israel Green.
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Hy y. q. MCGUIRE, Auction.er.
S1t S(l0 CORPORATION SIX PER CENT. STOCK AT
OIL tJOU AUCTiON.On Thursday afternoon l4h,
~ O'Clock at auction. rooms, shalt seIi--
sloppo corporation Of GEORGETOWN
500 do Washington do
Terms cash, in par funds.
JAMES G. Mcguire
Ap I'D Auc,o,.er
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Prices OF admission Private boxes IS dress circle and par
9uetts 80 children under 10 half reserved
rs orchestra IS family circle, tt
tier, SO cents colored gallery, IS cents
Doors O'Clock the curtain will be raised at ~ The
boz oee will be open daily, from 10 O'Clock, m, O'Clock
p.
IA
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This shows an increase, as compared with March OF
last year, of $l2O,ls3 81.
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The performance commence with the anghsbs farce OF
THE HAPPY MAN.
Paddy Murphy with j. seymou
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By j.. C. MCGUIRE, Auotion~er.
HOUSE AND LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AuCTIoN.-on
Ill Wednesday 90 O'Clock, the
OF numbered eight 66 fopt
inches l3i street. between south and
ll3 feet inches alley, and Improved by
two-story hsme house.
Terms One third cash residue months, for
JAS {. MCGUIRE,
lid Anctonser.
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gPFCIAL AUCTION NOTICE -Re-ovsIi Removal I
~ Recs~~siE ~ srRATToN general sueiioneer, has
moved from,
hist new and spacious warehouse Tenth
few doors shove the Old sssnd, where he will be happy hi.
friends from M
Hsvns .nd sale ~ all kind-
goods he s psprsd the and viii make s. cast
advances consignuenss
". R-Sess Kinds %
tended 70 In the reasonable terms,
Apl <-div
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A CARD.ws would invite III. our
stock q dress goods which comprises evcylhns
sirabe and At such VIII syoraby
establishment in the county We have Of
black goods 81 description, which
great care both Ia regard style and eolone
would invite the ladies examine before PURCHASING
sure we can present more warned than
in this market 4
w. VI. SINISTER n CO.,
hPH-dM Seventh street,