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PIANOS, GU1rAks, MUSIC, &c.

JUST received from New York, farther supply of
u PIANOS from the best makers. These, with
the Planes recently received and in store, from the
old and justly famed factory Of Chickering Sons,
Boston, form the largest and most elegant stock In
this city. Magnificent Louis XIV, Central, and
Square Pianos of exquisite beauty of finish, and un.
rlvailed power and sweetness of tone.
The immense number Of Planes cold by the sub
scriber and the increasing demand for the instru-
ments be keeps the best guarantee to purchasers
Of their quality and reasonable prices.
Purchasers will remember that Pianos from the
factory OF Chicksring sons, Boston, ests blished
cr more than thirty years, and renowned through.
out the world can be bought in this city oy of the
subscriber.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part payment.
By the Boston Packet Of Saturday will b. received
another supply of Central Pianos from Chickering
b Sons.
A full assortment of Guitars. Violins and all
kince OF Musical instruments. New Mufic received
semiweekiy. RICARD DAVIS.
may 3l-at
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NOTICE TO UNION TOWN LOT HOLDERS

A the request of many persons interested. the
n drawing hes been postponed until WEDNEs-
DAY next, eth June, 1854. when it will take place
at the office on 7th street, above b, at o'clock D. m
pracs ly, until whsh time persons have the priri.
the present ve'y low price, viz: SEQ: s,p1yabk in
monthly an tolments Of s. earh;'' f,r lot "a feet
front by $50 eet ceep, itused in the most beautiful
end healthy neighb rhoot around Wathington-
The streets will b. graded, the cutters pave and
eSged with shade trees, without charge to the lot
holders
Persons In arrears with their monthly dues are
required to Pay up or their names Will be left out OF
the drswiDg.
Seeds in fee smpls," siguaran:ied clear of all ard
ererv l. cumberaace" will be given to Lot holders
pay ing up In full at any tina after the drawing on
Wedns sday next JNO. OK, Secretary.
~ Office open from q. m until O'Clock, D. m
msy 3I-St*
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PERSONAL,

-. Lieut. Bonaparte, o. s. A., leaves New
York to-day in the Havre steamer for France.
-. Mrs. Judson, widow of tho late Rev.
DR.. Judson, the missionafy--but better known
as Fanny Forrester-died in the village of
Hamilton, in New York, at ten o'clock last
Thursday evening Her health was impaired
by her residence in India, aud she had been
an invalid ever since
80. Van Wagner, ex-blacksmith, is lectur-
ing for Temperance, in Philadelphia. Hehas
his tent there.
80. Father Matthews has had another shock
of the palsy. In consequence of poverty, he
unable to try the air of Madeira which his
physicians strongly recommend.
80. MIR. and Mrs. Dannstrom, the distiI.
guished Swedish vocalists, who have been
sojourning among our citizens for the past six
months, sail this day. in the steamer franklin,
for Europe. 1t is the intention of Prof Damn
strom to settle his affairs in Europe, and return
to make this city his futare home.
80. On Tuesday last, George S. Ring,
passed midshipman, Q. S. n, jumped out of
an upper story Of the broadway Hotel, in Gin
cinnati, breaking his jaw-bone, knocking out
his teeth, and otherwise ipjuring himself to
such an extent as to leave little hopes of his
recovery. His family reside in Detroit
Cause-excessive drink
80. Chauncey Burr, of the National Demo
crat, bowls distressingly over the dismissal of
his brother Haman, by Collector Redfield.-
MIR. Redfeld really deserves great credit for
the humanity he has evinoed The Haman of
old was not only kicked out of Office, but he
was treated to a hempen cravat. The modem
Hannah has been digniied into victim of the
guillotine.
....Professor Stowe, it would seem, intends
tarrying, not at Jericho, but at home. until
his beard grows. He says:
II pretend to no great things, but l here
say that this beard don't leave this chin until
the repeal of the fugitive slave law is secur.
ed.'
Commenting on this rash VOW, the Boston
Post says that the public will be sorry to hea,
Of this discrimination, for it has long beer
thought that the professors beard, and pant,
poo, couio Do more appropriately worn by an
other member of his family.
....Rev. Joshua Chandler, an aged Unita.
rian clergyman, died in Boston, on Wednes
day last.
1.-THE failure Of Piatt & Son. of Philadel
phia, is announced in the Northern papers
Their liabilities are variously stated at 81 so,
| 600 to 100000. They were extensively en-
gagged in the East India and California trade
and did large business in the importation O.
| teas.
MIR. Charles W. Haney, of Baltimore
requests us to state that his late visit to Wash
ington had no connection with Know 9th
ing mi.sion-he not belonging to that order.
MIR. Smead, of Virginia, a West Poin
cadet, was dreadfully injured the other day
by being thrown from his horse while engaged
in cavalry exercise.
THE silly story that Archbishop Hughe:
is coming to Washington to interfere in the
municipal election, is humbug or roorback
got up, probably, for joke, and subsequently
repeated by foolish people to effect the cleo
ton. We learn, on inquiry, that there is mo-
the slightest foundation for il.
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By GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioneers.
n ,RUsTEEs SALE Of q Desirable Hesiden-e-By
i virtue of q deed of trust recorded in Liber A
5, No 81, folio 347, &c, of the land records for
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia, j
will of.r at public sale the eastern half CT Lot No
5. in square or reservation A, with the improve
ments, a desirable brick dwelling house.
The sale to take place on the premises, on Nilsson
RI avenue, between Sd and AZ ST., on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of June, at O'Clock p m.
Terms made known at the sale
w. Ii. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
may 3l-eot&1s Auctioneers
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BALTIMORE, June 3.-Businsss Of the week
has been good, and transact lions ia breadstufit
limited, on account of the sGall supply Of
Flour and Grain on hand. Prices of both Flour
and Grain have advanced. On Saturday Last
Howard street was sold at S. 81. On Monday
some sold at 50 81 q so; Tuesday same prios,
Wednesday aud Thursday nj IS SO, the mar
ket closing frm on Friday sold ut IS IS. and
to-day holders ask So, but s. rs Is offered -
City Mills on Saturday last sold a. S. 1T; yss-
terday at s. 62f
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Also, at 4 O'Clock


FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
II Auction-0n TUESDAY m rpipg June 9th.
st ten O'Clock shsli sell, at the residence Of samu
ell Reeve, on 18th, between II street aud New York
avenue, all bis Furniture and effects, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, Rocker, RoCt Table
Marble top Centre Table, gilt frame Mirrors
Maple ana painted and canesest Chairs
Venetian Blinds, Window shades
Carpets. Ollcoth. Rugs
Bedstesde, Bureaus, Wardrobes
Washstards, Toi ct Sets
Superior Feather Beds, BoIsters, and Pillows
Blankets Comforts, Quilts, Sheets
Crockery and Glassware
Cooking Stove and III, lures, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over $40 q credit Of
thirty and sixty days, for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
june Id Auctioneer
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~ most beautiful. choice, and varied assort
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has just
oeen opened BY Noah Walker Co., proprietors Of
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
OUR citizens, as well as strangers should by all
means give them trial, their goods are made ut
IN the very best manner and most fashionable style
Ineir STOCK consists Of full dress and business suits
fne black and colored Cloth frock and dress Goats
rich Vestings, &C., with selection Of Furnishing
hoods not surpassed in the city for beauty and style
Particular care and attention has been paid to the
Boys' and Youths Department
Their prices are uniformly low, and we say to ont
and al, call on them before purchasing elssWhers
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The Martha Washington" Conspiracy.

ALBANY, June, 1.-The St. Louis Intelligsn-
Ger, Of Tuesday, learns from the clerk of the
Helena, Ark, Kissane and Cummins, two Of
the Martha Washington conspirators, were
again in Jail, having been re- arrested ut the
instance of the Grand Jury of the county,
they having found true bills Of indiotuent
against both for murder and arson. The whole
gang are now in Jail. Kissane, Ii will be re-
membered, was admitted to bail, and Cum
minis discharged
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 3.-FIour firm. Howard
street held at So, and IS IS freely offered. -
Wheat advancing-small sales Of red ct 81 o3
a 2 s.; white, ats2 10 az Ia. Corn-salss Of
5000 bushels Of white, at "a o rs; yellow, q
II AIS. Rye sold at 81 Is. Oats sold ut Sc
so cts. Butter-in kegs, at IL . Ia; roll, II
IA % cts.
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OPINloS OF THE CORPORATION ATTORNEY
RELATIVE To THE RECENT DECISION OF THE
CIRCUIT CoURT.-We were requested at late
hour today, to publish the opinion Of J. NJ.
Sarnsie, corporation attorney, respecting the
decision OF the Circuit court relative to the re
gistration of voters. We have time, however,
only TO give the following extract:
The Commissioners are undoubted bound
70 carry into effect the authoritative interpreta-
ton OF the charter recently made BY the Court
lne substance Of that decision is, that Ut IS
moi re meaning of The charter tHut q citizen
Shatf lose has tote through the i1odcertenee
ana orers19ht OF ths Corporation officers -
but, Whatever its foundation might be. it is
me vital principle Of all government that the
laws, as declared ald interpreted by the con-
obeyed"
NEGRO SrEALISG.-Some Of the farmers In
,ae nelghboring counties Of Maryland and
,nginla, have been losing many Of their slaves
horse thieves and negro thieves
abound; and all efforts to catch them appear
70 De unsuccessful. We are of opinion that
.he only way to catch negro thief is 70 watch
tne northern routes. The effect Of the arrest
" ene Wholesale thieves some years back has
game.
HORSE THIEVES During the past mon tn
", we nave heard Of several acts OF horse stealing
we noticed some days since the robbery of u
stable, and this morning we were told of
another act of the same sort. There is no
uouot that gang Of those villains are in our
city, taking advantage of every opportunity
70 bum and steal the property Of honest men
Keep your stables locked.
PosTPoSEMESf.-Ona account Of the Fair at
Odd Fellows Hall, Kunkel's Nightingale
troupe have postponed their opening concert
until Tuesday evening
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-The an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders of the above
company will be held in this city on Monday.
BAD CoSDrCr.-Jno. Roach was sent to.iaif
indecent and dangerous behavior. -.
WATCH RsruRss.-R. Warning, hauling
engine on the pavsments; fns and cost C.
"ooeh, DO; do W. siblsy, Do; do,
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COL. FREMONr-

ls now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
70 the Pacific. O. 9. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound. which is q
POSITIVE CURE RoR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
TESTIFY. Zee Circulars, to be had of the Agents
giving particulars. Price $l.0O in large Bottles
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. @. 2. D. GILMAN, General Agent 70,
Washington and surrounding country.
c. <. FISHER co. Projectors.
No. a Superior Street. Cleveland q
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New York Markets .

new YORK, June 3-Flour frm-saIes Of
1000 bbls. of State brands at 80 50 IL; South.
ern at $9.S7 SO. Wheat-sales of II 600
bushels red at 81; Genesee at 81 so; Southern
white at 81 so. Corn-sales Of 80, 900 bushels
mixed at IS cts; yellow at SO cts Rye and
Oats unchanged. Cotton has declined I. steoks
lightly upwards.
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BY d. B. CAMPBELL & co.

oI u. %. CAWfB DELL g CV.
K. n. STRATTON, Aucti0neer.
VALUABLE UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY in The
First Ward, by order Of the Honorable the Or
phsns' Court-On MONDAY, June 18th, 1864. at
o'clock m, on the premises shall sell the weet
ern part Of Lot No. in Square No. 13, fronting 81
feet ON & street, and running bask to Q 90 foot al
ley, containing about S5S square feet
Terms: Onethird cash; the residue in equal In
etalments, at three aad six months. with interes,
from the day of sale, to be Srcured and
subject to the confirmation of the Circuit Court Of
the county and District OF Columbia
Title ndisputable. Convsyancing at the expense
Of purchaser.
IT the terms Of sac are not complied with In sx
days thereafter, the property viii Be- sold at the risk
and expense Of the purchaser.
NAV 13-SW&ds
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~ READER, would you not like to send your Ia
Suerreotyre to some absent friend II 80, call at
ADAAss metropolitan Gallery, and there you can
procure superb miniature for a trifine sum. in.
serted In fine case, which can be sent to any part
OF the United States for IL cents by mail Splendid
stereoseoptc portraits made daily for and s.. Ds
suerreo.ypes In fine cases from 81 upwards No 90
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam.
inc specimens, a. ADAMS
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~SsPLESDiD PICTURES -Ihcse of our readers who
desire to Pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to pay a visit to Plumb's Rooms or
the Avenue. He has exhibition there some cboic,
specimens OF the new art Of DGgu: yreotyping IN on
which for beauty and excellence are incompsrable
There is portrait executed, in this last style. o
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on tn.
artist, every lineament thereof giving life ex
preston. Mr. Plumbe is reckoned among the FRS
daguerrean artist Of our time. mar 40
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"a NEURAIdIA-This formidable disease. which
seemsto battle the skill Of phys,ians, yields like
magic to Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. 4. Boyden, formerly Of the As+or House, New
York, and late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel, al
Richmond, Va, is one of the hundreds who have
been cured of severe Neuralgia, By Carter's Span
ish Mixture.
OF others who were suffering with nearly every form
Of dissase, with the most wonderful success
He says 1t Is the most extraordinary medicine he
has ever seen used, and the very best blood purifier
known.
*.sSee adYertisemant In another colun,n
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Burglary in East Albany.

ALBANY, June, 2.-The dwelling house Of
Mr.. Bulls, lumber dealer in East Albany,
opposite this city, was broken into at O'Clock
this morning and robbed Of $500, one half In
cash and the other in notes. Three convicts
who have lately been discharged from the
State Prison are supposed 70 be the BURGLAR.
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~ Joe ShtlIington receives all the NEw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent far Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortment Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building corner Of street and Penn
ssiSahiu avenue. aug L.
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A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner Of Sd st.
and Indiana avenue is prepared to all ell orders for
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldipgs, &C.
farming In wood, such as Baluste-s and Nevels.
scroil saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach
makers =
large quantity Of the above articles on hand at
lew prices
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers, Shelving, DC. ap4-eoSm
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~ SMITHS DTspEPsA Cordial This delicious
compound Is offered positive cure in all cases of
Dyspepsia, or arrangement of the Digestive organs
Certificates Of extraordinary cures accompany each
bottle. 1t is entirely vegetable and free from any
deieterious substance. For sale by q D. GILMAN
and at Browns Hotel, Washington, and wholesale
and retail by DR.. SMITH, IL and 20 South 18th st.,
Philadelphia. NAV a-tf
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NEW MUSIC received this week Ida Polka In.
~ gomar POLKA. P.Hie Polka, Fantasia on Jor
dams Hard Road to Trxtel; The Elves, consisting of
variations on Thou art Gone from my Gaze" Grand
Russian March variations Golden Ring Waltze.;
This Darkies Heart is Sad; Few Days, aud In sddi-
ton to variety of standard and popular Music;
violin, guitar flute, ACCORDION, aud other kind OF
Music Books. JOHN f. ELLIS
may 80 Penn av.. between 9th and 10th sts
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OID POINT HOTEL.

THIS fsyorite summer resort celebratsd for ~
nne sea b., hing asd refreshing sea hrssse vtn
be opened Tor the reception Of guests on THURSDAY
June lst with the resent improvements. thorougn
renovation. and paintings, the establishnsot w
prsesnt additional Inducements 30 inyaiids ana pst
sops seeking delightful summer Residence.
with the experience Of the undersigned, ssse ~
.saistauts md his persoua attention 70 tne oose
nssa, be hopes to merit full share Of The pun 20
tronaga ". Ssx1tJ
OLD Pom coyuoss, W. nsy as-s0s'sns
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0hio River.
Review Of the Baltimore Market.

WHEELING, June 3-The water 10 the river
here is 6. feet deep; at Pittsburg the same.
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~ NOW Is fHl fIAl.-The display of dsxusrrso
types at PIuMBs GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted vith
eae splendid pictures they obtain there. Let It be
iuly remembered a nd patronizsd. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, ell
Ways atteins 1t. This accounts for the success o,
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dagaerrsotypes taken In
su Weathers. decI-
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Sailing OF the Steamer Franklin

New YORK, juno 3.--The steamer Franklin
has sailed with 23o passengers and over el3,-
600 in specie. Prince jerome Bonapsrts Wa
passenger.
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New o. 8, scnator from Massaehy,sfta.

BosroN, June 3-The Boston Journal an
nounces the appointment By Gov. washburn
of Julius w. Rockwell, L. 9. Senator in place
of Edward Everett, resigned.
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STORE FOR RENT.-The spacious warehouse on
b. I. Semmes 4 Bro, as q wholesale grocery and
liquor store Is nou for lent. Possession given i'm
msdiately Apply to B. !. semmss or Ii. G. Emery
e ap l3-dtf
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Important from Turkey.

Baltimore, June s.-A letter Of the --latest
date from Constantinople. has just been rsesi-
vel here to-day, per steamer Asia, from Q
high functionary at Constantinopie.
The information contained 10 from rslis bic
sources, and states that the financial condition
Of Turkey is miserable. She has exhausted
her resources, and is upable 10 borrow money.
The government Of the Sultan is growing
weaker and weaker every day. The British
troops will not leave until she gets all she
wants from the Ottoman Empire. Ths French
are less interested 10 the siek man. ef5sot.
but John Bull chief mourner preferred hsir.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

DEM AMIN +. Dennis, late OF Boston, respect.
- fully informs the public, that h has estsb-
lished himself In this city az TUNER and RE
PALRER OF PIANOS and all kinds of Musical Io-
strnnsDts. His thorough knowledge of the Piano,
being practical Piano aksr ard his extensive ex.
perience in Tuning, make him oon1iient of giving
90 isfaction.
He has the highest testimonials from Messrs
Chick"rng Sons, and 9TH r mat ufscturers. Ret.
erenos can also be made to MIR. Richard Davis: and
all orders Left at his usic Store will recsve prompt
attention. iupe ST
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Railroad Accident

LoUpoy, @. W., June 3-The second pss,so
ger train for the East, ran on the track a few
miles to the East of here to-day, throwing
three cars of the track down m embankment.
Seven persons were killed, and several badly
wounded.
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WINE STORE.

John II. BUTHMANN, Pennsylvania av., south
u sda, between ~ and streets, has received
an invoice OF khiDe and Moselle Wine.
Aho, French Wine in cases, viz:
sparkling Hook
king Aioselle
Hocheimer, Nisrsteinef
Chateau ta1tts, Maygaux
Haut Sauterne, and st. Juulieu.
June LIST me- E.-. 4.-r.. -If.
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Philadslphia MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Market hrm; -four
sold at So; wheat advanced two GENTS corn a
81 cts.
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CECOND WARD EOTICE.-An cleo
- ton will be held on MONDAY, the 5th day OF
June, at the Drug Store Room Of 8. r. Sylvester,
corner OF llth street and Pennsylvania avenue, for
Mayor, one member for the Board of Aldermen. and
three members Of the Board of Common Council for
said Ward.
Polls to be opened at 10 o'clock q. m, and closed
at O'Clock p. m.
...- f .- DAWSON JAMES,
CHARLES 9. JONES,
ANDREW TATE,
may 29-n Commissioners
ELEVENTH WARD NOTICE.-An cleo.
~ ton for Mayor, one member of the Board OF
Aldermen, three members of the Board of Common
Council, and Assessor, will be held on Monday the
9Th day Of June, at Island Hail. of Virgins
avenue and 9Th sta.
Polls to be opened at 10 O'Clock Q. m, and clos.
at O'Clock p m.
THOS E. LLOYD,
CHAS. WHITE,
GEORGE b. CLARKE,
may Zy-te Commissi ,ners.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

dor SALE OR RENT-On L, between 9th and
Il lO.h streets, very desirable two and half
story Dwelling HOUSE, with back building, a wood
house and yard, front and back, pump III the back
yard it'll the best Of water Possession can be Civ.
en- by the lst Of July. For terms apply to the ewn.
er. G. W. SCHUERMANN
Professor Of Music,
street, between 9Th and 9TH streets.
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~ UNRIVALLID SUCCESS cF EAsTNAN's HsAp-lcBr
REMEDY.-see certificates Of the msgical cures b,
his wonderful remedy of mi listers lawyers, ladet
and Doctors, at GnAAN's Drug Store, near Browns
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I OST-On Tuesday last, on the road near Co
IL lumbia College, gold BRACELET, With CO.
raj setting. suitable reward will be given fog it's
recovery left at the corner of and 22i SITS.
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By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctionser..
g ALE BIZ ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT
~ Of the Personal Efscts OF Bepjsmiu Riston. de-
ceased On WEDNESDAY. the It'll inst, we fhall
sell at the late residence Of BENZ .min Riston on Wiz
gmia avenue, between ls and I'd streets vest at 10
o'clock a. ~, the following furniture, &c.
One Horse, Cart. and Harness
Bureaus, Bedsteads. Chairs
Tables. Stands, Feather Beds
Bedding, and other Furniture
Glass, Tin, and Crock.ry Ware
Scales aud Weights. Counter, Tea Chests
With a lot Of Groce ries. = .-
Terms at sale. GREEN SCOTT,
JeS-d Auctioneers.
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BY GREEN Il SCOTT. Auctioneers.
VALuABLE BUILDING LOT on sth street west
at Auction.-on TUESDAY,, the 9th inst, we
snail ssl In front Of the rrsm'ses. at O'Clock p.
to an ley.
Title perfect.
Terms: One-half cash the remainder In and 10
mouths, with interest = -
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