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and oontempates il with the calm devotion of reveTen
nal spirit BY bringing 40 much thought and power TO
bear upon portrait painting Nj Page has done much TO
snpobe that branch OF his art but We yet look 10
manifestations OF his genius original in character
and universal IN Understanding which shall be
full and worthy expression OF himself-in which the
artist will live sole creator and rst cause One VINO
can produce such ideal works he has prodaced
should be absorbed for aAy length OF Time IN mere
notwithstanding the imas NATIVE in the actual, The
creative in the slltave
Mr. Terry has in his studio several beautiful pictures,
mostly on scrptural Subjects all OF which. am happy
TO hear are 10 20 10 America Mr. Teuy's colorng is
brilliant but soft and rich his composition is very et
fseye without being studedy and his spirit is evil
IDENTIFY pure and religious.
Into The studio OF Mr. Gibson, Miss Hesmer 1.-THE young
American sculplorl has been admitted pupil, and
receives from that artist, most admirable master. all
the advice she needs, all the encouragement generous
heart can bestow. She has already modelled The head
of the Venus OF Milo beautiful antique torso, and
now engaged the Cupid OF PIaxeles II may crafty
her many American friends 10 hear that great interest
is felt 10 her, and admiration expressed for her
genius, not alons by Mr. Gibson. but by many of the
bret artists in Rome. She is marvel 10 them for her
industry her modest confidence her quiet enthusiasm
for her fine feeling for and knowledge of her They
all say that the copies she has made-whch by the way
have been chosen difficult sudies-have been exc.
cued not alone with ease, and taste, and faithiuness,
but in the troes and highest style of art With the full
consent OF MIR. Gibson, she 10 model some OF
her own ideal compositions
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ERsIsxxk DarASrsxs1 WI sni1gon, March Is, lsss
DROPosALs be received tb. Of ADs
1855 executing the following repair. TO the sr k.nns
bunk.
ls Two y Of heavy ballast mo piece IN
weigh required be ounas
ton OF the existing The precise pona
out BY tie OF The United states al The work
I'd The existing be continued back l59 feet ana
thence with an angie, li3 feet 10 the beach
$40 cubic yards OF sand be exeasssd prepare for III
foundation Of TINS work Not than half Of .
extreme ~ 10 ls leet In ,sa
base and from Is height IL comno..S ~
Of split stone, lees than thick,
in width bottom The being Two 49,
thick ave wide, and pieces from 10 NV ~.
The ali be truly with and "a
strong, without no plee, 49,
OF the wall lees width Two H., -
than nve feet The width
half and the average length seven feet
About cubic will be needed eomplet, III
which be sound and durable, and from a.,
Vessels can approach extremity Of ths in
The may their places delivered from the va.
sells ~ deneks, either on board shore.
Offers ballast should be by the Of bs IA,
cubic yard, and for the split n,
cubic yard, including laying In the wall
For further Information address b. Major 4. d. Tower United
States army, Portland Maine.
JOS, G. ToTTEN
BTeyet Brig. Gen. and Col Engineers
inserted in the Union, Inegence and Republic Wash.
ingion Boston, Massachusetts and Eastern Au
Portland Maine other day for three weeks copy
paper containing be sent TO the Engineer De-
partment Y Mar l6-eod3w
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ny TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE. March 70, 1858.
The Asia reached her wharf hapast six this evening
Liverpool dates 10 the twelfth. Cotton declined 10
Fair Orleans OF middng o. Sales Tor the week 40 900
Interpretations taking 5000. Flour has declined one
shilling Western canal quoted at - "a shllings Wheat
slightly declined. Corn dull Pork aud beef dull Lard
active. Coffee and sugars unchanged. Tobacco active,
and prices upward. Money in active request Consols
99a s9i American stocks active full prices Political
uhimportanL
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EsorsEKR DErARTAEsr, Washington, March Is, issa
PROPOSALS received this Office until the 18th ApnI
next for purchasing and uring the The
repairs yann harbor Massachusetts These
repairs principally dwelling the surface of the
heavy was.one, TO for TWO courses OIL
than two tons each about spill
stone dwelling stone, be required The guam
uy, however. is only conjeciura.
Vessels close beakwater with is feet Of
o. =
Further information can be obtained Z. Blunt
corps engineers United engineer office, Ne rs
state street, Boston, Massachusetts.
JOS. G.. TOTTEN
Drevet Brig Gen aud Col Engineer
To be inserted Union and Rel ubc,
ingon Post, Boston, Massachusetts and Eastern Argus
Portland Maine every weeks copy
paper containing be the Engineer
pariment y
Mar
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By y. O. Mcguire, Aucuon.er.

VERY VALUABLE LOT OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MARKET
At suctionon Tuesday afternoon, March 20, O'Clock on
sell Of bot No in No asa
on medarely opposite the Cent?. Market
This lot being immediate neahbohood Of the principal
make. location for Kind Of business,
n. well worthy OF hs attention Of capitalists
Terms residue in sir, twelve, and eighteen
months notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ms9s-d Aucionesr
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Ky j. c. MCGUIRE, Auot,on..r.

CATALOGUE SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF
" HARDY, EyER-BLOUNING ROSES, &c,-on Monday az
ternoop, March O'Clock, rooms
collection celebrated kinds
hybds and climbing the American European
markets furnish Also, Chinese climbing
double dahas double camea
orange shrubs. many plants
gardens Of A. Jardn, florist and nursymsn
d. q.
ladies and all OF plants invited 10
this collection the finest offered for this city
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
MnW-d Auconeer.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneor.

ORPHANS COURT SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSE
" Saturday morning, March 26t 10 O'Clock,
shall SELL by order of the OPhans'
Court, quantity Of furniture and household effects viz
Mahogany spring seat sofa, rockers
Do chairs, card aud rout tables
Cane and woodseat chairs, lounges
High and low post bedsteads, mattresses
Bureaus, wardrobes, washs'and5
Glass aud crockery ware, toilet sets
Looking glasses, clock, ornaments
Sideboafd, safe
Together good assortment, of kitchen requisites
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer.
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IINsoN HoEEts, Georgetown ID. C-T1i, t.,u. - -
ven,ent house. having ,horoprblv rens,,aa ~
open for the accommodation of guests wye, y now
The subscriber invites the Of the n,hi,.
who favor him with their company assured ~ o,e
reception the beet comforts ,nd
make his house svorsby the hep, ho,e ~ M
District elsewhere. ~ VIZ
omnboses conssnny to and from the Capitol running p,u
II O'Clock AT night W. NJ. FITzurpu
2s-Shf
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(Peunsyivania arenps Of Ninth arest)
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A PRIVATE
FAMILYOn Thursday morning, March 81 Al 10 O'Clock,
ofthe late NJ Cunningham esq,
shall sell all the furniture and household
effects, viz
Piano forte mahogany sofas and rockers
Mahogany hair and snsseat chairs
Moresn covered lounges, grapdoles
Mahogany dining and tables
Three ply and ingram
Stair carpets and rods, passage oilcloth
slt-framed .rror, dressing and plain bureaus
Mahogany high post and French bedstesds
Wsdrobes, washstnnds, toilet sets
testher beds and pillows
= good assortment Of table and bed linen
nlsnsen, quilts, comforts, Ac.
nas~Psi DINNER and tea ware, glassware, cutlery
ro,aa. i"es,aiof, stoves, kitchen utensils, &C.
Sts and under a credit Of and
NJ q. no'es satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
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A DEsIRARI,E COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
tate Rnchy with all the Improvements thereon
in OF dwelling BRICK carriage
stable. barr ho . o offered AT private sale,
This Inducements
eating the vicinity Washington. Lying beyond yet
da,ey adjacent corporation limits within fifteen
IL well suited
The
being convertible three
sites, eminence facing IN.
dwelling beautifully situated
ng extremity OF Twentieth afford. sp,ep-
o the whole city, the Potomac
pire. shipping OF hrands stand. beside
Tvs branches overshadowina
thousand feet lending charm the place
othe residence In vicinity possesses.
abundance Of excellent pea
For further particulars inquire the premises Of
U-eodu
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Proposals Erection OF the Louisville Custom-
House.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., March %. 1853.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., March &C. 1853
THE proposals for the Louisville
house under the OF December l.
with incidental Its erection,
Of decided
but the subject
for further offers Notice hereby
viii be unit 10 O'Clock 2sh
day May (Which be each kind Of
prepared by experimenting architect bring the
Of the whole building within
OF Sioo0 The department the the
invited, n the exceed that
be otherwise dsemed TO the interests OF the United
States.
No viii be awarded builders
chsnics thereof without Of the
Of the will be forfeiture of Erhtyhye
OF the OF work done and materials furnished
tanned by The experimenting aehec will be paid from
the work Proceeds and fifteen retained
building completed and delivered the United States
Every proposal be accompanied by
responbe eerhed
United States district Judge foe the said dstct
bidder will when required his proposal be accepted
and bond with and SUFFICIENT securities the penalty
OF the whole land several proporon)
for the aihfaI performance OF said contract
The plans and working drawings for tho building
and other information touching hs
Louisville, Kentucky.
proposals be this addressed
Secretary OF the Treasury tcndoed Proposals for Louisville
will O'Clock,
for receiving the In the Of the bidders
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mar os-2awtNay2S Secretary Of the Treasury.
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penn'pipdnia avenue, corner Of Mum "reaJ
I WILL OFFER At PUBLIC SALE, ON FRIDAY AFTER
NOON Apn sun az O'Clock, the premises most de-
sirse piece o. Ind Of ihy acres beautiful bulldog
miles from Washington, the
The occupancy Of General George Washington Bowie.
Terms liberal, and made known sale.
MARI
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS AND LOSS OF LIFE.

CHARLESTON March % "A collision took place on the
Columbia railroed, Monday, by which CHARLES D..
Schoemaker, the engineer and Newton Gilmore the fire.
man, were killed,
A baggage the road took fire this morning,
and nearly all the baggage consumed. Governor
Mannng's trunk, containing valuable State papers, was
with difficulty saved.
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By J. c. Mcguire, Anct,on.er.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, containing t3s Of
farming 80 cleared and under good fence,
dwelling and suitable
building. land hney tmbered, having hundred
q In Prince Georges county, Ma
ryiand miles from fscstaway.
Terms made
inquire Of James O. Mcclure, Edmund
Rrscoe Hon W. II. Ward Washington ihe farm be not sold
25h, will then he sold
which personal will
sold negroes remaining OF bi.
&c. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctioneer.
or The .hev. .nIe 4. postponed untn Tuesday,
March ~, 10 O'Clock, m.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE
hh%-d
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WING NOMINATIONS IN RHODE ISLAND

PRovIpENuK March 2i--A wing ticket Tor State officers
announced this morning by the COMMITTEES appointed AT
the a,. whg Stale con vention. The nominations
follows. Governor, William w. Hoppin, of Providence
lieutenant governor Samuel Rodman OF Kngstown sec.
reary of State William X. Watson, OF Providence aor-
ney general, Christopher Robinson OF Cumberland; treas
urer Samuel b. Vernon, of Newport
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ny J. G. noeuIRE. Ape,,on..r

VALUABLE Lot NEAR TUE PATENT OFFICE FOR sAIr
AT hUcIiON.-on "Wednesday aernc on, March 40 ar s.
o'clock the premises shall sethe
square No $50, fronting 20 fee6 nortb .,ss
9th and 7th by depth Of 49, ' o'"''"
Terms onshfd cash. the residue in months for no..
satisfactorily secured bearing interest "' WI ''''
JAS. G. Mcguire,
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SECOND DESPATCH.

CINCINNATI. March 24-Doctor Duncan, injured yessr-
day by being by wagon, died last night 1t is
thought that he fell the wagon in fit Of npopexy.
his wounds such as 10 cause death.
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SEVERE STORM AND FREsHEr IN rua souTn.

CHARLESTON, March % The severe storm OF Thursday
the instant, has proved very disastrous roads,
bridges &c, in Alabama The Tallapoosa higher than
had been known for years. and the Alabama also attained
to a great heght-conseauenily planting in The low lands
and river bottoms has been greatly retarded At Colum
bus (Ga the nume OF the Eagle Factory washed
away, and portion of the canal lately rebuilt thrown
down by the violence o the water.
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IRON FOUNDRY BURNT.

Bosros, March 2i.-The extensive iron foundry o
Messs. Ramsead. Deaborne Co, at Commercial Point
Dorchester destroyed by fire last night together with
its contents. Loss $50 900. Insurance $4,000.
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WING STATE CONVENTION or rKsSsYLvAsI,

LANCASTER, March 2i-The whis State convention this
nominated the first ballot Moses Pownal Tor
canal commits oner A. X Mcclure for auditor general,
and Christian Myers for surveyor general The convention
then adjourned sine die
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RETURN OF SANTA ANNA TO MEXICO,

New ORLEANS, March l0-We learn by arrival from
Vera Cruz that tie Mexican commissioners sent out TO
solicit the OF General Santa Anna returned Vera
Cruz the lrh inst. They report that Gen. Santa Anna
will accept the presidency OF the republic. He breathes
vengeance against General Arista and baibos strong
hostility 10 the United Stnres.
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by GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
y AUCroN-On Wednesday. 30h
and 2lst
Cad,by's excellent assortment Of furniture
Mahogany damask covered chairs, ottomaus, sc.
dressing other bureaus and wardfobes
DO marble top pier, card, CENTRE aud other tables
DO do sideboard and parlor chairs
Do large extension dining tables
Do bedstead-, washsands, rocking chairs, &c.
iron-amed cushioned round back chairs
Rosewood damssk- cushioned chairs
Two large French plate gilt frame mirrors
Msntei vases, she'll work flowers. ,menr &c.
Bronzed candelabras, solar and other lamps
China, glass, aud crockery which nne
white French China dinner and tea ret
Two single and double heisteads
Fine feather beds, hair and shuck
Do brussels, turkey, and other
Mahogany bookcase and secretary, stands, &c.
Passage oilcloth, mattings, drurge, &C.
Refrigerator, painted wardobes and closets
Cooking and other stoves, fire &c.
With large assortment OF kitchen utensils
Copper aud brass kettles, sc.
With many articles, which deem unnecessary
Terms OF s5ocash $50, credit Of 90 and 81
days for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interer
GREEN h SCOTT,
Mar 25-d Auctioneeu
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ErS.

Nsw YORK, March 2.-The stock market to-day closed
ffmer for iancies and prices oil descriptions adj
United State, 6's, 1867, ll9S offered Canton,
23i Erie, IS Nicaragua, 32i Morris canaI, 2ls Erie
converibles of 1871 e5t; Harlem. 81; Nor and Wor
5lt Stoningon. sales Cumberland COAL 5Is Cary
Improvement i2a offered The money market presents
change. Exchange on London, 8 Of premium.
The flour market is fmer and prices have slightly adj
vancedsaler Of 1000 barrels at 81 81 81 s7t Sate
and 81 rs 81 81 for southern brands Rye Hour SO 81
81 Corn meal, SO. Wheat hrmer and prices tending
upwards The sales, however, small. Corn, Is cents
Tor white, mixed, and yellow Oats, ~ 10 cents Rye
50 90 cents Provisions doll Sales OF $50 barrels pork
SIS % prime, Sl3 81 Si4 Cotton is quiet, and the
market IA shade eas.er Sales small
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Tor sALE-A farm Of hundred Alerandna county
Virginia. eight miles from Ale eight
and i've from Georgetown D. c. This
steady Improvement by the Of the
years It's excellent condition. considered
OF judges hrstrate farm, equal
county for that
There good Of land and there
also on young orchard Of peaches and apples Of selected u
Inc dwelling house has been thorough repair and
new barn. stable, and crib recently been erected
There the farm vegetable cellar calculated 70 bold
500 or q 900 bushels.
The spring excellent, and there is plenty Of H.
The sells solely because he cannot give MS PERSONA
tenion.
For further particulars apply Major Mutt or Mr p ~ UPTON
adjoining the premises o. Walack Of Alexandra county
Dec 9s-9awmo INTEL
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WHITE slavery In tho B.rb-ry st.s-ss ny H""
Charlie. Sumner
PHILOSOPHY ofeah or Health and Cure without Drug Also,
IN. Mor OF hppeucs by L. r. Coles, ~ d.
Thirty third thousand, price 81 - =,
ueted.
For sal. by @RAt a bALAslfNk,
Mar 10 seventh
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PmIADELrHIA, March 25-Ihe stock market is quiet
United States 6s 1867, 1881 Nothing doing in Pennsy
vana S. The money market is gradually becoming
easier Bresdso. dll-sales of common standard brands
at 81 10 81 81 Rye -four, SO 81 81. Corn neal SO.
The receipts and supply of grain moderae-sses Of
good prime red wheat at 02 los cents; white do los
lI2 cents. White corn, SO u IS cents yellow, 5S SO
cents. Oars, az 40 cents Rye, 81 cents Cloverseed
Sc 81 81.
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DEFEAT THE LIQUOR LAW IN WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE,. March "a The Maine liquor law was de-
eated in the legislature to-day by one majority.
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CINCINNATI, March %.

Doctor Alexander Duncan, member of Congress, was
severely injured to-day by wagon loaded with lumber
assing him. this city, that his recovery is almost
hopeless.
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lied River ikaIt.

He'd River Har.
CONGRESS having recently amended the act providing for the re
ed this subject have been Withdrawn and me following suosu
tuted In their stead:
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals Department. until the first
day the distractions in Red river known
the Red river ran and keeping the Of a.a river open
and free from obstruction BY rats for series one OF more years.
as follows, viz: , y,
obstruction thereby for specified penod or
so0Oo0 specifying in his bid the time within which ne
day January 1852 also number oyears Counting
remova during which he binds himself e Keep the
shalt awarded the bidder provided The o
h) who propose The free
from obstruction thereby for the longest period OF ue go
good -usee The $1,000, conditioned for the
faithful execution Of the contract Each bidder WIN transmit at me
proposals. OF The whom he
suIeies and declaraion signed by the thar they VIII
Judge United Stale. for the State ia which he
resides thai said securities are respectable czh and at n
No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with.
or the sum of 500 object $50
shall paid the advances follows,
o0 has been removed the same officer
pointed by Department. and f shall that such 's
portion shall the entire Ial
vided partial payment shall BE- made for less than p
nua insamens corresponding "a number w,n me NUMBER
on open of which fact the is Judge
Each bid be for the whole khat Is for the removal o.
p rate proposals f pson be
will be addressed the undeened marked on
envelope, Proposals removing Red river raft,
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
All papers published the former advertisements on
the Gazette and Democrat Of Little Rock Telegraph
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily ana eh twice week
Each paper advertising copy of the containing
the advertisement
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T.. N. sTRATToS, Auotioneer,

(Pennsytu ania apenus, Of Ninth street.)
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WOODEN WARE, AEON saiur-
VI morning, March 20 III O'Clock, auction
shall lot of liquors, wooden baskets &C
consisting Of
Cognac, cherry and apple brandies
jamaica spirits, Holland gin
Madeira, Port, and Malaga wines
Champagne, demijohns, tobacco
eopperas,
Matches, and hemp
Brooms. bucke pals, tubs, baskets
Gunpowde imperial, youug Hyson, and black teas,
mill, &C &c.
Gas under gas 30 and 90 days credit,
for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Mar 25-3t
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Avery's Sewing llues-Price only S25 !Patented
OCtuberI9, 1884,
THIS machine knowedged by all who have used 10 be supe
to sewing machine invented for its
the beauty aud strength OF stitch ana
weighs about IS lbs and only from 5 to $50 Ii
smallest thread, the finest muslin, cambc
well woolen and cotton goods and all kinds Of
child Of 10 OF under
work rapidly without danger OF Its getting on, OF
much bet
by hand The stitches
each oterso much that every other stitch Is
holds and IL is unlike and much bet
other machine ever invented This machine
family and plantation will do all
sewing known will be generally introduced into
families and plantations.
Machine Company have perfected their
manufacturing the largest scale and will supply
notice Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN, 25 Broadway, New York, will receive
attention.
23-d6m
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sales To-Day.
BY Il. n. sTRATTON, Auctioneo r.

by Il. n. sFHATTON, Auctioneor.
(Psnnsylpama aosaue, Of Ninth street)
FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday morning,
March 26 10 O'Clock in front OF auction store shall sell
family carriage lined with drab cloth, and in excellent
condition.. Mar 26-lt
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OR SALEA brick dwelling house In Georgetown
Bridge Market and High finished in
material, with lot attached OF
running through the and has "
m stable, carriage house, wood house, &C.
ANY one dene purchase, upon
George sohoron, OF Market and Bridge
third the balance in 8, ~ and 10 months
NJ SNYDER,
Exchange Broker National Hotel Buildings Washington D. G.
Jan 0-df