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TOHN HAHRIsON. deceased Pursuant to decree The
High Court Of Ohanccry in England made Rsop
against ssordy bearing date the 10Th March, wheye
referred Joseph Humphrey esquire
rotation whom this rerred inquire
the whom the John
in the Of Cumberland, farmer, in
his will Of my heir law America and
the description o "tbs heir siaw my and thai
the said should also inquire who
Of the said DEATH the re
reserave Of s"ch heir stsw the
the sisw Ancrcs, heir AZ law in
Amerca Of the said John Hason
tbs month Of Augsi, 1877
his DEATH the
law by their SOLICITORS bsfore June 1859
in Southampton Bunes, Chsncery London default
and AL capable Of giving information
subject
s"ne,tors, ~ either of them
supposed esator had an only hro,hey ho..
% America about 1854
died ~ ~ ~ ned in ls leaving his eldest Tbomss
him surviving o'" ioS', leaving ms eldest son Thomas
noo. ~ ~ ~ oorh day Of Jpy At ii O'Clock in IN. .
appointed Tor hearing and adjudicnine
Dated this 'a'h day Of January, iasa
CAPEa STUART
Agents for r. Waugh so;ci,a, court Gay's Inn,
Tor Messrs Saul Carlisle Cumberland SSnberlsnd and
No RAVEN a BRADLEY
ustco"Is "nIidings Tsupj
v.l as-l.x~~ "s ''' hes Msessys Attorney densr.,
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OAKvILIE Auction-wnl be sold public auction, in
store Monday the ,h day Of March
u O'Clock that well known valuable farm called Oak
ve land lying the side OF
the main turnpike road leading from Washington 70 e1anda dis
from the former and the latter four miles
The OF Dcat twosiory frame dwelling
house. the of bills west OF The
Potomac which commands fine view, well as the city OF
Washington remarkably healthy, OF
purcst within few rods of the door.
The enclosed properly divided by post and rail
stables, all other houses
The soil the best this section OF eonn
improved and In high Of cultivation about 100 10
900 na land and suitable for the culture all Kinds Of
which timothy, OF hns,
vigorous growth residue wood Of heavy growth Of red
OAK, white oak, and hickory.
DESTROYS OF purchasing good market or dairy
holding inducements to the
especially from Its conufuy the
Of ersndns, and Washington,
road and the contemplated great
Northern Southern railroad must OF necessity run through or
this farm,
third OF purchase will be required
nstnlments twelve and
months bearing interest satisfactorily secured
las c. MCGUIRE,
Feb lo-2awAds hucuoneer.
n5-Ths above sale ! postponed until Friday, the
lin instant, the same hour and place : . -
Maro-d Aueuoneor
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A MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

In0 ACRES IN A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION aso
4UU timothy and blue good set Of
fenced 900 in the tract including 700
Of timber adjoining w. and ~ w side two story
hall Young apple and peach orchard
plenty onev.ing stock inside the incosurs snd several
silns spnss best quality for hemp,
r red clover
blue erAss adonine The above land
county Missouri nine miles north of Georgetown, and
cf the survey Pacific rsiosd and twenty miles
from the Missouri rver -.
Twi sell srsa, bargain above property, shall Be com
peied 10 cell H.
' 80 - John r. JONES.
shall Washington city, at the Nsnona bo" nm"
the Isl Of March AMER that premises in Missouri
Jan lq-2asdheps
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NEW and desirable Spring Goods--We are now opening
IN Of spring goods which invite the
enon Of friends and purchasers generally and eque them to
call before buying esewher Our stock being
trely new, enumerate few, such HstH liza
Rich brocade, plain and striped silks
Black poult de sole and rich ustTe de Rhine silks
French moussenes and cbaily bereges
Plain challeys and mousseines, in all shades
Small figured French lawns and chintxes
ALSO
Linen sheetngs, pillow linens and cottons
Table diapers, napkins, doiies and lowslng
brands shirtng and Irish linens to
match
Marselles and Alendale counterpanes
And an lot of blankets
will be sold very having 10 store them in
will be sold cheap motto quick
and small prohts.
Observe goods sold establishment
ranted TO be represented -
MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
Mar 3-eo4tf
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States from July
1883 July lass, inclusive, the following
Caonn, received the sfbce
Office of Washington, until
April 1885, decided :Dh Of April, 1883
No. s6. Ffon Yokvle, by Hickory Grove Harmony Boydton
Cherokee Iroa Works, Coopersviic, Dratonsvile Lime
Spring, Thckety FORK Aoultc, and Hurricane,
spartnnburgh o. H., South Carolina IS miles and back
three a week;
Leave Yodkvine every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
nl, m;
Arrive at spartanburxh G. H. me- days by ], p. m,
Leave spasnburgh g. II. every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at g, a. nj
Arrive at Yofkville days by 9, a m.
conditions
the
proper general dated February
] $50. g.. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
PosT orucr DrrARrxrsr March 3, 1853.
March 5-1aw4w
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Discontinusnce Of the United ssssss h@"" o'-
Ace q vincennss, Indiana

Ace at vfncenues, INDIANA
Under provisions Of the second section e sc o
onrovea Jpne ID 1870 declares THAT whenever the
quantity Of public pn.od any land district shall be
N number Of than hundred thousand
he ,he du of discontinue the
land once for such andn any such district shall
land once
shall b. subject Of the existing land oces
80 10 The district which the land once shall have
-. .o,,nred OF Of the Treasury shall
notice The duty abor. required has been de-
~ the Inferior ny sd TO ssohfisA As
Uoms beporfment,o approved 3D. March, 1879
Soe hereby Kven hst the Secretary Of the late
h.. dyec.d once Vinccnnes the State
h. and the lands remsnins unsod the
~ ,o subject Office
J.Fr in said stste
.nds remaining un.od unsppvcpsed subject
m nrv,te entry Of district,
sss 10 subject heetoNbr~ that ONCE
.e
ard the Jacksonville viii psbkc notice Of the
Sav thy will 10 yvsrcsd to rss1rs applications for s'ss
Of any iands at fAek cfees.
's JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Y.ha nv6w
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an, j G. BANCROFT DAVIS has resumed In New
nj York practice Of and, addition, viii his
ton TO the
NAV b. cophded Having formed extensive acausinance
among commercial npsncs and professional sesusmen Of
England during readsncs
OF three half London, he ohss his ssrvioss
parties dssirna business Transacted In Europe
Nrw yorK, ~ Wall street, February, lisa
ssypsrxors
s s:::: s sass". o s'' is ss s.~Y
Msssrs Duncan, Sherman, = Co,
Mcs.r. Blake, Ward, 4 Co, New York and Boston.
Messrs. Corcoran Rggs, Washington
Hon. Davis Wore ster, Massachusetts
s-Mr proposes New Work In March, early in
apnl for London where psobbly him
will Of any further that be
trusted parts Europe During his ah
addressed viii attend TO- HIS sAdrsss tn
London Of Barring Brothers, Co., 70
ia also permitted to refer. .a s5e
Mar s-dim - eA@
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VALUABLE Farm private salc--The farm whic h
Mr. Kkwood resides having been sold at auction, IL
private contains 2 under good fence VIC
waered and in high Of cultivation, seventy in I'm
timothy meadow apple and peach orchard excellent dwelling
all other outbudngs II beautiful lDca
uon six miles from Washington in Prince Georges county Mary
from Bladenbug depot II be divided advan
ge and will be sold to suit purchasers Apply Mr. Krkwood
premises Green of 9th and
Pennsyvania avenue, Washington. fefsH
Mar 3-3taw3w
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs.--Nodce IL hereby
given that the advertisement, of delinquent property 10 now In
OF and viii be completed and psbhsd Q" OF
sbou, the hrss Of December IL
The respectfully allows him
discretion makes his enforce the coec
by properly, without
ercepon, which remain dus and unpaid
All interested requested come forward
and by paying avoid the heavy Of
Nj. ROCHE,
Collector.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEw YoKK. March s. 1858.

The remarkable feature al the great money reservoirs
has been Of late the depletion Of the precious metals nor
withsianding the great apparent receipts Money 90
pointed in recent letter. has let ING cop"s'
for the producing districts TO degree who M
poses both on the Bank of France and OF England Rea
caution in loans In London the rate oil interest "as ~.
10 8 per cent with threats Of rising 70 per cent
latest dates, however, down 10 tho ECU s' 49, -
49,, in a.i,s and . prospect of greater abundance In
New York however the same state oil aiaifs mas 'aiit
ed itself ID the last week in rather peempoiS manner
The OF specie in New York since Sepemoei a.
~ ~ ~ which month the bank returns were made, has
been as follows
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UCrION NOTICETbe subscriber tenders bis services OF
his friends public general auconee for the sale Of
every description of merchandise.
Furniture dwellings attended in Liberal advances
made all sscs guaranteed and csbed with
out delay y. NJ sTRATIoNt
Auctoneer Pennsylvania svenue corner 9th street
far
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Alexandria and Harper's Ferry railroad Company.
NOTICE hereby books for receiving subscriptions
the capital stock OF the Alexandria and Hape Ferry Railroad
Company exceeding 5000 OF $3.50 eacb,
viii be opened in the Of Washington, Co. the l4t day of
March, 1859 H#A 4
banking of Riggs under the direction
WIN. W. CorcoTan Elisha Riggs r VIM D. Mutt Bernard Gooe,
and Anthony Hyde, any of them.
At Mayors Once under the direction of John W. Maury,
Joseph Bryan Charles b. Calvert and Geo. Parker
them.
JOHN H. BRENT,
GEORGE X. SMOOT,
ROBERT JAMESON,
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
WMILLIAM l.. POWELL,
q. f. LEE,
II. JOHNSTON,
n. NJ. MCCORMICK,
3-cOtd Commissioners.
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OR SALE.A three brick dwelling house In Georgetown
D. Co. Bridge, between Market and High Streets finished ~
the style, butof with lot attached OF
about feel through the square and has els
stable, carriage house, woed-house, &c.
purchase, examine the premises upon
application George sooon, of Market and Bridge
|
Terms Onehrd cash the balance in 8, 49, and 10 months
M. SNYDER,
Exchange Broker Buildings, Washington D. c.
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MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street. Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
all modern for the Accomm0da
ton OF the travelling public. F s4
Dec Idly
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EDUCATION IMBECILES--JAs. r. RICHARDS has
II school for educson Of children OF ssw mseia
development In Germantown, NNhI
PHILADELPHIA
with Mr. Richards
This viii testify
his from condition ~
bscy stod idiocy OF cc@psv inerence snd
Thing few ago was thought beyond the
ofhumsn Effort.
Europe Mr. r. became familiar With similar institutions which
have IN. sinins Of
d,ocy Since then he hes had
n ~
address Dwyn Prhs dsue store, s"uhwes corner
of and Arch streets Philadelphia tlaE
In pbtsA.Iph,a he the pleasure of referring to-
The RI Rev, Bishop Potter, hn"ss - Nnnor'ne =" "
psv Albert Rams Prof Geo. n. Wood ~ u.
uon ind.s Kane, Pref Samuel jackson, NJ u.
uoa mac stroud Prof Thoe. ~ Mutter, NJ. ID.
Hon u.nrv D Glp,n. Alfred L.. E~yn, NJ y.
In Washington, he will refer 70 ms n eoas- ~.
Gen. lame. Hamilton, MISS Dof""'s - III.
Hon. Iiovncs Mann. sssF t1IH
Mar Q-dlm
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y,r ., Nv Esrel Taylor a~dT Taylor Mavry
DoRTRAITs Eminent Ansresrs NOV hsns WIN mngI m
81 ma h,yAt their i'vss snA actions ~ on
f,x,n.,,oo ~ IN. New IN swo voAu@sss
Price, plain cloth, - cloth full gill; - ~ q.
Ia 1-hlots
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EW YORK SPRING STYLE HATY.-Beebes spring
style genemens further and large supply this
sTEvENss
Feb 27-7uf Sales room, Browns Hotel
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Proposals for finishing Portland Harbor Brcskwstsr
Maine.

EsergsR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February Is, l653.
THE wall OF this viii be extended 100
Point and 100 harbor
be built Of split laid (~bout courscs
height The will be
escb 10 ee long snd less feet wde
through WALL with other headers
wide,
headers will be feet ~
The which this wall will
eysing different points in order To nrm foundation
All the ballast
from the OF such
experimenting engineer may direct
The feet Of should
together by ~ inch iron dogs bowels Proposals
furnishing and building the wall 6red price
foot will be received this once until ooh March,
The work mss be executed In satisfactory the
mept ohhcer In charge,
There block. Of hand sufficient twenty
o
information 10 Major Y. o. Tower
United States army, Portland, Maine.
JOS. G. ToTTEN,
Brevet Brig. General and Colonel Engineers.
To be inserted the Republic Intescpcer and Union
ingon Boston Courier Boston Portland ADVERTISER
daily for weeks Of each
tssmen' to be sent to the engineer department
Mar 3-d2w
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NEW aud important medical work. What TO observe
IN Medical Cases bed side and after death.n
London Medical Society OF OBJ
servation. Price dollar.
Por sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Medical Booksellers, 9th street.
All medical supplied publishers lowest northern
prices.
ar
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+ AIDES, HAIR DIR ESsING.--WM DIBBLEE, ofHew York
IL respectfully his and the ladies' OF Washington
the OF dressing their hair for the
balls, which place during the week Order book
kept s. Pake Fancy store, under the National Hotel
Mar 4-d3
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CARDIFF Housekeepers and othersWe would respect
fully Of housekeepes and other persons. VINO
sufficient STOCK OF wood
selected with much under advan
tageous We think without exagsea
ting any TO De
found the city, and have quite large stock and wish 10
dispose possible order make change In our
will offer Inducements cash customers VINO
wish large quantities Of either wood coa and we nk all
give a before purchasing elsewhere
unsettled will 0bhee
US by calling practicable. N IL.
HsI'@--.7H : I. .HtG. sIIlI JAMES w. BARKER CO.,
Feb l0--2awlms Corner of ~ and q streets
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THIS h give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned f.om the orphans Of Washington county,
District Of Columbia letters OF administration, deoni the
Daniel Rcnner, of Washington de
Az having lawful
hereby warned exhibit
subscriber before the
they Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit OF the
Given under my hand ais, day Of February, 1859
MARY ID RENNER,
ss.##.@@.@E AdministslriN, D. b. N.
FEB 23-Isw3wiws
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, March 2, 1853.
IN the petition Of j. Augustus Roth, Paramount
Pennsylvania praying for the extension OF
him the 3lst Of October 1879,
furnaces for smelling
patent which takes pace the 3s day Of October 1855
ordered the said petition be heard
Monday the 3D. OF October, 1885, IL O'clock
notified appear show any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file the Patent
Once their objections specially forth writing
the hearing all testimony filed
the said hearing
cation.
Ordered also this notice be published
Republic and Union Washington
Patriot Baltimore, Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia PenHy-
cesve weeks previous the ID OF October the
ing.
8. II. HODGES,
Commissioner o
sEdors of the above papers will please copy
bill. TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Mar 3-1aw3w
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NENTLEMENS dress shirts OF superior quality and
great variety always found Lanes
and shirts made order the latest
the lowest cash prices.
c. II. LANES
Hat cap, b genuemens furnishing establishment
Pa. avenue, AZ street.
Feb 0-3taw3wif
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po,s 70 norihsn ports have been about the sam.
T. ae y" a ofe'gn exports have been s24 oso 0oo
in'se o'as correct the exchange soomn, In N.
New YORK market with respect To En,ops ,.hi,. ~ -.
throw the balance 10 favor Of the South :.
York. 'espscs New
n p,oo"so markets. are now heavy. Cotton wa. los,
affected by the foreign news, as er.a,s, da,s 'es'
looked for than took place. II remain. steady =, r.
Of Saturday. which were higher than for tho n,.,a
week f'onr was quite DOLL and holders speculate,
lots were dnler, because they night hav. r..liz.d
proas some time since, which, however, they failed 10 do
and now have the chancessles mired wesern NJ o
seS 81 State, 81 SIT S. l2i Corn, 81 81 cents. Pol
was little better, but holders are very snxoussale.
new, 0W N rs 50-ness Beef quick at IS 50 |,
e6 ID Wool continues to advance; and il "a
were ruined" last year. they will be extrpa,ed thissa,s.
Of neece are made At 50 Is pulled, a Is cent.
mo sock MARKETS. very dull csused by the tshrness
me money market The spectators "suffsrnx peo-
PIE ns present writing, and deserve kind Offices Of
modern phiIsnthropisu
io"s' PRENTICE.
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Tho increase N specie exceeds tho rise in ocu aiion
The consequence Is that American silver in New Orleans
Us quoted at IA per cent PREMIUM and in New York.
81 . ~ premium.
The exchange market continues dull from New olesns
the accounts are Of large supply OF bills and "a 81
with New York sight para The demand here is not
tive, and the cheap southern bills with the credits
Stocks for which considerable orders by the
packet supply tho market, the deficiency
Tho imports into the port Of New York FOR the tw
months of the present year have bcen as foiiowst
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ny J. @. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

Ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer,
UCTIoN SALE OF sTANLEY's GALLERY OF INDIAN
Portraits, Sketches, Scenery, &C. On Tbusdy, March l7h
O'Clock, suction shall sell this valuable and
celebrated collection paintings. This collection comprises
portraits from fe different tribes OF In
dians sketches obtained the hazard, and
convenience through the southwestern prarcs
New MEXICO, California and Oregon.
As these paintings been exhibition at the Smithsonian
Institute for deemed unnecessary 70 anything
further relation them.
The paintings will be arranged for examination on Wednesday
March 10Th
Terms cash.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Mar Cd Auctoneer.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
OR beautiful styles, Lanes Just returned
New York. and opening rich
G. II. LANES
Hat, cap, l. genlsmens furnishing establishment,
Pa avenue near AZ street.
Feb 22-3aw3wf
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nON'T roma EFT =. aaIDER. Jr.'s. Wine sca ~ .lp~
ahspha, rom RI your wines and '.qoo so,
Quality and cheap early delivered - ~"
WashlnQaon, ftes ~ freight, ny "Adanss svpVs~' y 80
note y mat cs'essWsve' DosT snrrrke gsaciphn
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LIBRARY Housx II RsrskssxrArvxs
washington Feb. "a 1858.
LARGE number belonging yet out
n members. Many
st session pesoa.
n peetfuly request thar they may be returned
John A. PARKER,
Feb 27-daw Librarian House OF Representatives
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ucLUHE HOUSE, Whesisn1 vssxsrsa- - W. .s
III ROLL, Proprieos.This splendid hotel n"~ IN "lop'
provided with ai the appliances In net class ,
lie sisnsssd Monroe only qssrss from ln
host landing and three hundred yaves om ne railroad
The pTopctns having been employed pr the last se.
The Eutaw Hcvse Baltimore, u confident Ne can SATISFY
'us - ~ "syrrsns vu"'s -" 20 "''' Ysb Is-ns
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DICTIONARY OF THE ARMY THE UNITEDf
IL States by tbaes X. Gardner formerly adutan general
MAJOR Gessrai Browns division q s. j. .IlI l=
Mmo PRaNCK TAYLOR
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

SAULT STE MARIE CANALSeaed proposals for the consuc
y Falls of Mary The State of
April
and will be opened on thai day.
The sgreeaby the Of Congress
of Michigan providing for the constrc
ie o6ce
Cnnhcd Detroit which reference made
for NOR information. + Fl y
addressed Conan Detroit and must be
accompanied by suretcs Contractor be
full
JOHN 8. BARRY,
HENRY LEDYARD,
SHUBAEL CONANT, Canal Commissioner.
ALFRED WILLIAMS
CHAUNCY JosLIN,
Detroit, Feb. Is, 1858
Mar l--dtsApn
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ID III. HOOE Il CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
carpetng floor oil clot mattngs, curtain materials,
sheeting and house furnishing goods generally
between 7h aud 9Th Streets washington
D. C. A.t#t NHU@EE jFtE t#@IN#
An
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THE DIFFICULTY OBvIATED.-Purchssers Of linen
Foods diculy Of obtaining goods
by making their selections from Now
importation
20 pieces linen sbestngs, all widths and prices
do pillowcase linens, assorted qualities widths
100 do table diapers damasks, medium
nn~ all OF stylish and modern patterns
Towsling Of all the leading and sterling styles
fusion
Alagc lot Of cheap and good table napkins
100 Irish linens, all numbers from and
heavy errs hne, all OF the best makes
40 pieces Rne birdseye diapers
~ goods linen. We
vote attention the linen branch Of trade.
400 pieces plain white csmbcs fine.
Included in the lot choice Of
brcs.
loo pieces plaid csmbrics, all patterns, fac quality
With many other and desirable goods line,
We very particularly desire Of
Terms cssh in all unless arranged TO the
Goods articles, low pes and fair dealing relied all
cases.
PERRY a BROTHER,
Feb lI-eosuf Opposite Centre Market
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This gives Zsmions oil small paper currency added 10 the
section OF the country since the discovery of gold
Nearly the whole OF this increase has been part
small banks, called, which have no other functions
than to emit through brokers circulate for the sake
OF rsdeemng them al discount Can there be any ground
for surprise that in such OF affairs silver
The returns OF The New Orleans banks per CONTRA present
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~ IL. CLUSKY, Architect and Civil Engineer, has
". Duvss building, side Of Pennsy
vanis avenue, between4k and 9th stress- .e954N
Feb N-dm H4#
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!, m ACRES OF ulsinaproved Land for sais.-The sub
lou sebers are sell private $50
celent land Prince Georges county Maryland, miles from
mile Bladensbuig depot adjoining
The farms of Messrs. Lunpeil, Mathews, and Bowie.
thirty Of the above mentioned tract are IN wood s
balance susceptible Of iDposeme nj
IL has on Il good spring aud handsome building Site
Terms. balance Two, three, Iour and
I'VE years The give deferred
satisfae toriy secured, bearing interest.
Apply 10 Mr. Boz he, adjoining the premises, or te
80 GREEN h SCOTT,
Auction and Commission Merchants, corner OF
9th street and Penn avenue.
Mar 3-2aw4w
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NO ProIers Edt0rsFor SALE undivided Interest OF
third Despschn democratic paper pub
and elected tbs state paper
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