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- vs. z eulten q stAndArd Law Bosks,
A6tor' Tls,,i,s Of the Lag. relative to Merchant Ship, and sea.
AnEtL, treats; % the Law Of ,lIs and LII. In.ur.see..a.
Bishops Commentaries on the Law Of Marriage and Divorce
Archibald: Criminal Practice and Pleading, Toi,-iSSo.
BY LucIan Minor, E.q: 3o.i and ready. 90 each. ~
Russell on Grimes. Note, By si..sSod; IN edition. vols.
Roscoe, Criminal Evidence; / vol 4h .d-s@.
R,vle on ccys1ans, FOR Title; vol. 2nd ,d..o5o.
HIN, F ss,i., n, Tts.ti,: on 90 he l,, La, Ls,,'inS 70 Trs;,ss'. their
We'll, on Citsun:tsOtI.l EvIdsnes. / I;cl"iSO.
whafsoS', S%srTcsn c : al Law; IND q edn,ionEi'SS
w.story; iates; editions. aus
"a Aph ". " OuLDitiDE, urOc,r and Commission Mer.
~ chant, onsr for sale:
80 hhd'. Porto Rico, Cuba and " 0 sugar
50 packages stuarts Loaf, Crushed and Pul,erired Sugar
70 20 SSi 40 f.S : aad S Z "a ae
80 do Riehardtob' No / ~hl.tsy
go Rasssgs. ~dunPoWder, Imperial and BLACK Tea
100 65is. SOsp and T.rlov Candle,
100 do Sperm and AdamAntne do
800 rs, Cotton yarns and sslu. Twin.
f i sS,.s T I%D S. Porte quarts sa. ~: pin"
50 S6i,, yes, asd Pals Family Lard
pipe olorrs sup. old reserved Madeira Win.
10 a. 20 90 11ss'sSf!Ji o Ssi M 90
10 DO burgundy and Purs juice Fort do
D do Pale and Dark Sherry de
90 boxes C1aret do
10 bMI Sweet Malaga dc
80 baskets ueldiieE Champagne, quarts and plnts
" do my own importation, and other brands, do
10 BASKETS very superior Sweet OIL
piyss Nolet's Imperial Eagis Gn
. do Imperial do, \ good article
| %punoheon very superior old ia. Run
2 do ~ CroiI do, key brand
thalf pipes Henussses, and o. Dupuy 4 % Brandy
0 do DO J ) Dupuy do
o do do Imitation do do
10 bls Apple and Jack do do
10 tons BUeed's and Country Iron
300 kegs Nails, Cumberland spd other brands
800 bags Rio, Laguayra, Cape, and old Java Coffee.
All'piee, Pepper, Ginger, Copper ass, Starch, OiEAs Of best quail
~, CheuinE Tobacco, Mustard, Mace, Gloves, Long PerRariek, va
nilA Bean, sslt Petre, white and Race Ginger, Cotton and wool
Cards, window Glass, Indigo, zig Blue, Painted Bnckstts and
Broon,, Powder and %sardIns'. an Of which has been purchased
At the lowest price for cash, and will be sold In lots 20 suit pur.
toners on The "a, ual Nine. apii
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L.rrvc.-Eariy caheass. Ro,.
q do, caried India. brow,
pa.eh. Green and White Coz,
n~Ilos-Nutnsss and ct,roa.
nAsrvArfrn.
OklA.
Geld.
PAhsisr-Curied.
IAhsstf-suSaf.
PsAs-Landfeth's rltra. Far.
Y Frame, Large Asrrovn.
Dwarf do, Peruvian 40
Psyrza- Piekiins ,Laresv,,,
PUMPKIN.
R.ss.-tons Salmon, Lon.
Black Spanish.
RnrnARn.
bAIkAFr.
sriHAcn.
kouAsn.
runxr-yiat Dutch, Red Ton.
,s.arge Globe. RatA Bsra, Lsrsc
Norfolk.
PCT uEaas-Assortment.
nom ID. Landreth. are offsredor
o., nom the Nurseries Of d. Ian.
ne subseribers. shall be promptly
! JOHNSON . BR0rHtR.
D.. Landrsth, lbs Main st.,
Richmond ys
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b. fhiNG sTOCh OF EAHTHENwARE CHINA, GLASS,
= TABLE CUTLERY, PLATED GOODS AND LOOKING
GLAssEs.-Th. subscriber is daily receiving his Spring Stock OF
the above articles, bought from the most approved factories both
In this and foreign countries, upon the best terms. He offers all
articles In his branch OF business At either tshoiefdis or retail,
and confidently assures every one In want that M one shdH un.
deselhin, or oSsr greater Inducements o fleet sales.
Handsome China Dinner, Tea and Toilet Bets
DO Colored and White do do do
Cot and Pressed Glass In every variety
Looking Glasses; Lamps: Chronicles
Casters; Tea Trays aud Walters
Table Cutlery and Plated 0oods
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49,
IA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS case, knbrOideIis,, Of Iev and
Ia beautiful styles, comprising
Rieh Book Collar, and Collsre,tes
Fancy frflied and Double Collars
Jaeonet Collars. Mourning do.
Rich Boot Balloon Sleeves
Book Gauntlet and Mandarin do
Jaconet Pu6 and Balloon do
Habits and Sleeves and Collars and Sleeves to match
Book ana Jaconet Sdgngs, Insertings, Bands, &C.,
aus KANT. PAINE : KENT.
TO KEEP COOL wIrII-a.P r.
- JAAEs' NEW No~vEL-GEohGE II. WEST, Ms. 5 and 6
Exchange, onert for sale:
IieOn eIOss, or the Black Eagle, \ new historical novel; BY @ P
R James; price so cents.
Rose woodvine, or the Janors Daughter; by Dumsi; price SOC,
Hercules Hardy; by Eugene suv; 2S cts.
Isabella, or the Pride Of Palermo; q cts
The Geuuenan's Daughter, q City Temptation; Is cts.
Sandwich Island Notes; By Ahaole, With engraying; 81.
History OF Pyuhus; by Jacob Abbott; &c.
Sir Thomo wyatts Poems, Aldine edition; 75e.
dss ssTnS q sar'' do DO do DO do 3 iTs
Vol. "a English Law and Equity Reports; 81.
Drake on Attachment; = 20.
The above are all new Books, received this day. au9
I'D BAlLY d NINIMO, Ii3 Eagle square, have
IL Just opened = beautiful lot OF:
Cambria and Muslin Bands
Cambria and Muslin Capes, Consrs and sleeves
Rich Honaton Capes and Sleeves
Rich do Collars
Plan and Embroidered Thread Cambria Handkerehish
French Lawn Plain and Hemd Bordsred do
Geulenen's hne Plain Thread com do
DO do Printed do
Mourning Collars ann Sleeves
Bobbin Edgings and Insrriings
Lsle Thread, Berlin and Kid Gloyei
Plain and Printed BerngeB
Printed BerAge deLAnes
Black, White aud Colored ChAneys. au9
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A splendid assortment Of Richly Decorated Flower Vases.
small portion OF which being slightly damaged, he offers at elEA
BIRoLiHs-
Country merchants. and other, In want, would do we'll to exam
Inc bis stock and terms, at No. III West Main street.
mhl6 J. ID N yvIya
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RItLLNG's nEnEDY..ror DIaI,bs., SUNNI
THIRTY yEARs, yIsM y rue =. :. SENATE

GtAHPEHTEH's ToOLs-wersspectaly call the Al.
~ tenton OF all In want ofCarpenter's Tools 70 our atsorlmept
which IL nov very large, and consisting In Part OF
Hand, PAunel, Ripping and Tenor ssvs
Bench aud houldlng PAnes-tvory description
Improved Plated Braces, with is 20 ~ o sBItts
Boz Wood Rules, I, = and 8 feet; Steel squsTss
Metallic and Common Nea uring Taps
Spoke BhaYes, 0uaE . and Compassss
Uhis,Is, RinEle and Double Plane Irons
Boring hachtnes,I with CAST Steel Bits.
Aiof which shsnb be cold on moderate terms.
yio Importer, Of Hardware, ~ P.,ri street.
GHYsT ALLlNf; o, The Hsrss. Of Bsldovn Cattle. 7Se-
~ The Whimsical Woman: By Miss Carlsn. 70 cents.
Alsnei By = lady Of Richmond. ti.2S.
Msrtin Meuivsie By Paul orsyton. Ne. /. i7H cents.
woman's fpauence and Womans Mission. IS esnta.
tempest and suushine, or Life 10 Kentucky. 10 cents.
Types Of Mankind: hJ Mott and GIddon.
Kps oatacombs Of Rome. rs cents.
10 Nos. ssode Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
SUPERioR GUN POWDER TEA-RecsiVing By schooner New
y.ii JOHN N. GORDON a soS.
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J. II. BLAIR having purchased IN,
~ interest OF Mr.. ". II. sEABRooK. OF the late arm OF sEA.
BROOK A REEVE, has entered into partnership with M Y p
REEVE, under the style of REEVE 4 BLAIR, and will continue 10
carry on the Apoiheeary and Drug business At the old stand OF
seabrook 4 Reeve, and hope by strict attention to bushes, 20 me.
II ashsre OF the patronage so literally extended to The late arm.
L. PAYsOS REEVE,
JOHN II. BLAIR
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no speca reason for condenng him on that score since
though We are commanded forgive there is no preoep
OF religion morality that makes il our duty 10 reward
enemies But be this il may cannot help think
ing that the eamors raised the occasion of these appoint
ments 10 offices confer little credit any party With
the leaders il may sometimes if not always happen that
personal considerations less influence their con
duct but with the people at large trust il is not so
With them party not for offices but for prn-
eples and they take little interest in appointments to
those offices 10 which they have pretensions except
far respects the personal character and political prne
pies Of the persons selected rejected Those therefore
who base their opposition the administration on that
ground alone, will if not mistaken find the iounda
ton altogether too weak to support them The people
contendng for great principles and not merely for the
loayes and fishes
Here intended TO close this article which Is perhaps al
ready too much eAtendedtor the limits ola newspaper Bua
this moment theyeo the Presdento the bill appropratne
ten millions Of acres Of the public anda the erection and
support Of insane hospitals has fallen into my hands
is what hoped, and what anticipated far as goes
But confess that IL does not go far wished, II
seems at first view TO recognise principles with regard Ia
the disposal of the public lands which livery much fear will
admit OF that Authoritarian construction which is rapidly
converting this limited government into of unlimited
powers and rendering legislation in great indie
pendent of the restraints of the constitution II shuts
door, but leaves the key in many others However it is
great step towards return to the path from which
had widely strayed There many things which
ought be done but opposed by nsuperabe
stacles to render them morally impossible Had the
veto covered the whole ground there great APP
prehend it would be nuifed by the constitutional MAORI
y in Congress One of the most important qualifications
of wise is the capacity to distinguish between things
difficult and things impossible The President has probably
accomplished all that possible in this instance and
confidently predict the people Of the United States viii
manully sustain him. SUM CUOUE.
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VALUABLE MARKET GARDEN AND DAIRY FARM
for sale-n pursuance Of decree OF circuit
county SALE at public auction
Thursday, the 18Th May 1854 the heirs
u by me beesbus turnpike, eight from Washington and fifteen
Alexandria.
acres one half Of which ia In
the original WOOD consisting oak hickory POPLAR
with som, locust The land has been
lined and improved with the durable
and best ploughne both
where required has been web drained by blind dchns and
spared by the Gen.
now s--a highly -mproved and very productive farm
The orchard between 300 bearing trees
embracing all the choice varieties apples pears peaches
The peaches are remarkably fine.
The wood and timber with ready sale whether building
hrewood coopefs'
charcoal fencing, and by these could easily
pay for the land.
nearly equally divided by Dead
stream, naording eligible sites Cor grist mills.
qusries building stone, which, wood
timber produce &c. will have ready conveyance
Ohio canal when the dam being completed There
several good landings the The
communication with the seasons
The buildings ss Of rmbouse, suitable for small family
with outhou.e-, including barn, stables, &c.
The neshbohood popuou healthy, improving pos,
Offices prospect hin and Langley
Churches OF different denominations and schools
nient distances.
The undivided and viii be Sc "a in
parcels II desired
in the hands Of the commissioners before the OF
The provided by the decree
sir, twelve ard eighteen months, with
sale the deferred be pur
ehases aud the retention the title o. The land until paid
time before The sale the subscribers viii receive offers for h
whole portion q the land and extend The time OF
ferrsd payments, u desired.
Mr. Hummer the viii show the place
examining ~ and for further information apply either Of
Commodore Jone, residing place
Washington, ID. c.,
/ W II. DULANy,
observation-disclosures Commissioners
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MAY 49, 1854

At the recent grand review At 0mutz At which the EN-
pcrors Of Russia and Austria present sham fight on
grand scale the siege Of the citadel including the appl-
cation Of electricity the most recentyapproved princi-
pies Of ignition and combustion, constituted the inn
porant Of the manouyres which were practsed Yicn-
paper describes three omnibus-ookng vehicles which
in the camp, each containing complete electric ap-
paratus with continuance for laying insulated wire
along the ground by the looomoton Of the vehicle
the wire being protected 70 remain uninured by the
pressure Of the heaviest artillery passing IL By this
orders TO be simultaneously conveyed from the
Emperors station and that of the chief commander to
troops almost any distance on the field Of tho ma
nuuyrcs.
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BY TELEG II A PHI.

Arrival Of the Canada at Boston.
Bosros May ls-Thc Canada arrived here very late
| last evening.
The London Daily News says "The smallpox has broken
in the British feet The first reports represent
raging with violence but hope they may prove be
aggerated"
The Paris Moniter denies that any requson has been
made by France and England Prussia with view force
her to quit her neutral attitude.
Baron Maneue said in his speech the Prussian First
Chamber TO protect Prussan and German interests
alliance concluded between Prussia and Austra which ALI
it hoped the remaining federal States of Germany
will join. community of action will continue to ubsst be-
tween Austria and Prussia part and the Western
Powers the otherhe basis Of that community being the
Conference of Vienna Prussia however, believing that
Russa's conduct has recently been conciaory, will
persevere efforts to effect arrangement by diplomacy
But when the decisive moment shall have arrived Prussia
will act at once, with energy"
Notifications of the treaty will not be exchanged till the
end of May. 1t win then be submitted the Germanc
Diet.
The Monur publishes the details of the passage of the
Danube by the Russians which fully confirm report Civ
by Omer Pashanamey, that the Russian notilla and
transports enabled them to three points
y when the Russians Immediately attacked the Turkish for
tcations In of the Russian regiments every was
killed Two baalions next engaged and nearly de-
stroyed and was to send fifteen baaons carry
the entertainments.
The Turks held their position for hours under
the fire of the Russian gunboa and twenty heavy guns
and two mortar from the opposite bank The Turks having
fired their last cartridge evacuated the place. CARRYING with
them their guns and falling back in good order Karasu
The Ccnstannople correspondent of the Daily News
serts April H. that instructions the Aus
tran minister at Consantnople to prepare quietly to with
draw from Turkey. He argues from this that Austria will
| yet play false and join Russia
II was said that the British camp would be formed
Buyukdere, the Bosphorus
The Russians in the Dobrudscha suffering from sick
ness and regiments had been ordered the
| Danube.
General Schider has notified the Austrian Lloyds that he
viii close the Suna mouth Of the Danube leaving open only
| the kitia channel.
France down to the latest date had chartered 354 ships
troops to the East of which Isl had been despatch
ed They to make two voyages each and could
100 900 and 10 900 horses, with suitable
The leading Irish Catholics in Britain had issued protest
against Protestant government inspection Of nunneres
Several umus had occurred Stockport among the OPP
eratiyes the strike there
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AucrioN-o. Monday
the 18th instant. shall SELL commencing O'clock o. IA
in mont Of the premises los No 49, ~ and IS
situated Of North and 2d
containing 600 feet Also los No. 10 and
No and lot No. NO H.
inches New Hampshire 400
abeauufu lots 10, a.
No 10 fronts 81 inches No. l2
feet inches and 62 north
3iee alley All will be sold Of premises
IN square No H.
And on Tuesday, the 10th Instant, shall
mont OF The premises, O'Clock
square No 81 fronting ~ feet inches Pad west
ee inches en- Virginia handsome Also,
NO ~ IN square No 81 fronting "a feet inch New Hampshire
avenue and 6s feet inches 1d
inches TO 80 fee, alley between and north and 10, No.
X
9 seetswcs', running back Collect alley.
square No O. fronting So feet Virginia
gun streets west The sale will 10,
and will be sold in order advertised.
And ON Wednesday the l7sh instant, m
mont OF the premises at O'Clock, Of LOT
MO- s fronting ON 9TH street between
Canal street, ediatey opposite deem
unnecessary 10 anything relative hs lot a. IL
- well known 10 be the valusblr
Terms One third cash. balance In month"; me pur
chaser give notes Tor deferred
the day Of sae deed given and deed Of
. GREEN h SCOTT,
Hayio-d Auctoneers.
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REMARKABLE ENuLrsH FORGERY cAsE--At Glouces-
ter England during the first week Of April the trial Of
Sir Richard Hugh Smyth, alias Thomas Proyis came
The court crowded TO suocaon The charges against
the accused that he had cloniousy forged codicl
70 the win Of Sir Hugh Smyth Bart with the intent de
fraud the ght heir Of his property. Last year the
which this forged win intended to sustain was tried
and resulted against the present defendant the whole
chinory Of the fraud such bought Bible produced as
family heirloom, the forged seal &C. then exposed
Tho trial resulted In the conviction Of the prisoner who
said in his defence that he could not be charged with the
ueng OF the documents because they wcrc not produced
in court by himself but by his solicitors The court SEN
fenced him to twenty years transportation
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Proposals for Fuel.

HEADauARTKRs MARINE CORPS,
QuaTtermaster's once,
Washington, May 49, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be received this the
~ day OF June po1imo supplying such
coal as he required the
uoned ia this city during the fiscal ending
The wood and coal be delivered points
sgnated by the commanding marine Office, walls
Marine barraek IN The yard in this city, free OF
United States
The wood 10 be the best quality wood
lhfaee, broken aud screened, dust weigh
2,240 pounds the
To be endorsed, Proposals lor Fueln
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
may ia-2awlsJaho Quartermasisr Marine Corps.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

ELEGANT SPAN OF HORSES, COACH, AND HARNESS.
IL ON Tuesday afternoon May 6, o'clock my
ton shall sell excellent VI dark
hands high aud of commanding action,
old warranted perfectly sound and kind harness
drive beautifully together sngly eight
side by side that being their
fine spirited and travellers perfectly manage every
respect fine healthy condition. thoroughly
free all trick and considered competent judges
pair fhorscs as there are in the country.
ALSO
o by Law
renee. New York; and cost 81 ,l50.
The above establishment is sold for fault being
property of the Hon William NJ Gwin who has further
for IT,
Those will find this opportunity purchase
dom Further particulars may application
the aucioneer
Sale positive. Terms sale.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
May Id AuctioneeT.
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By GREEN a SCOTT. Aue,,onssr.

ZINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE rose.
wood piano forte, Ae al aueionOn Wednesday, l in
slant, shall SELL 10 O'Clock residence of Mr.
BtDne on the south side OF r. between Oh
celent rtnent of nearly furniture,
Fine Tosewood "a oeave Reichen-
back, Of fhladpbia5 OF ne and touch,
|
Mahogany spngsea sofa parlor rocking
DO fancy and Gothic chairs and walnut whnnol
DO dining breakfast, and card tables and teapoys
DO sideboard hauack, and book ease, closet
DO nne marble top dressing and ether bureaus
Do do wash closets French and otbeY he'd
seads.
zine paor and chamber window curtains conce and shades
cTockeTy which
China tea and coffee white French China plates
GiraBdoles. paor hail. and other lamps
Fine gold figured China asses
Feather beds, bedding. hair and sbuck mattresses
Reception and other chairs
Fine tee-py PASSAGE STAIR and chamber carpets, and
Refrigerator, cooking, radiator, and air tight
With good OF kitchen requisites large OF
other articles which we deem unnecessary enumerae.
Terms All sums under SIS, cash S25, credit OF
and ninety days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
The attention OF the public respectfully
The furniture of fine quality they will find the sale worthy
their attention.
zGREEN & SCOTT
may Id AucuoneeTs.
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EAsToN, Ps.,) May i2.-Judgment pronounced In
the conspiracy this morning by Judge Mccartney, as
follows Daniel Lackenor TO pay fine Of 81 and suffer
imprisonment in the penitentiay for three months; DR..
Field to fine Of 81 900 and Imprisonment for year
ycar stephenson, who turned States evidence,
fenced to pay fine Of dollar and be imprisoned for
year Upon sentence being passed upon Deck bc declared
his innocence The courtroom depsely crowded. but
he utmost decorum prevailed.
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CATTLE sALeMessrs. Green Scott auctioneers yes
erday sold number of and calves of superior breed
the property Of Francis Preston Blair esq., of Silver Spring
Montgomery county, Maryland They brought from thirty
to forty nine dollars each Among the purchasers two
gentlemen connected with the Kngman and
Hart
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RxJAmNs Q. roauIRE. Ane.,oneer.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN THE FIRST WARD
at aucionOn Wednesday afternoon, May l7 Al ocIcck
me premises shall sell lot No a. No. III fronting
@ on north street. between l7h snd 18Th streets west rnnnn
bsck lfs feet 10 feet aicy containing 6s5 gust feet
This the desirable and beautiful building
sale This section the city and worthy of special
Title indsputsbe, ~
third residue in months Cor notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
las c. MCGUIRE,
May - Auc,oneer
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SALES TOMORROW.
by =. q. mcGUIHE, Auosisnssr.

BY J. O. MCGUIRE, AuetiOnexf.
TEusrEEss SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERTY.-on Monday
a'sfnooa May l5n at O'Clock, premises
so deeds o. trust 70 the subscribers bearing date
anu uuy feeodedin bef A. s. No 80 foios 3se 3ty
~ ana s other dated July ID. 1882 ibe
2 w ~ oios 100 lo o2 and lo3, Of land records
eouApy IA IA. District Columbia, shah sell
nine 90 Of subdivision square numbered
atea ana ~eny eight 2se) consisting
T ~ sso ana a'e hane houses with basement story
isihs eash' JNO w. MckIM,
RICH H. CLARKE
Trustees
80 -, JAS. q. MCGUIRE
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES. Rrovo,. Uo,eI has
received select and large variety
u The styles and best Qualities
Also, large sopes,c and foreign
ing canes Of now designs and at moderate uniform prices
STEyENs's
May sslee room, Browns Hotel.
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MORE NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. j. Steer, merchant
III tailor opening another supply spring
goods which he invites Congress
strangers, and citizens.
The stock large and embracing
gcntlemen's goods usually kept by
We solicit inspection by the public of goods
ship, and prices.
No. Washington Place, Seventh street.
Nav
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FARE REDUCED.

FARE REDUCED.
a r>s-n INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRANCIsCo.--
Epx&(oe The steamship NORTH STAR win leave New York
1-AnsnA June s, with the steamship YANKEE
BL AIDE. The celebrated
limited number be sold the following
Cabin, $3.50;
residing advised by
without delay expected that 70 through
in these ships in twenty-one days, Apply only 70
JAMES NJ. CROSS,
May lf-dlw No. Battery Place.
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NEW publications Received at Taylor ~ m'ury's
ERICA and the American Flag; by Commander Andrew H.
n Foote, United
Hand book Of Chcm.yTheorecni Practical and Technical
by r, A. Abel and g. L.. Blorhan.
The Science and Art Of Surgery by John Ecken Professor
Surgery University College and Surgeon University College
Hospital
Struggles for Life Autobiography Of Dissenting Minister
schniy and Znmps Classical Series Exercises
Field for Railroad Engineers; by John H. Honct A. M
civil engineer.
Uncle Sans Farm Fence. bookstore, pth