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The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11

SNooKs was advised to get his life insured
Nv ont do it, said heit would be just my luck
to live forever if should
Mrs Shocks very meekly said, WELL wouldn't
my dear"
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11

A LATE visitor to Cuba divides the inhabitants
into two CLASSES one of which makes living l'y
manufacturing cigars, and the other hy smokn.
them.
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11

Bill what brought you to prison 7" "a couple
IF constibles, sir" And ad liquor anything to do
with it p Yes sir, Eliza teazed me and So | had
Itch her,"
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11

AN honest freshman, fresh from ilibernia, caught
1, bumbe-bee in his hand, surprising it to be hum
ming.bird. Och he exclaimed, "how hot his fut
isn
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11

"ARE those bells ringing for fire !" inquired ST.
mon Of Tib rius No indeed answered libc, they
have got plenty of fire, and the bells are now ring
log for water to match
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11

Defense of Baltimore. The repulse of the enemy
from Baltimore occurred On the 18th and 18th OF
September 1914.
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11

"A GOOD looking fellow stopped all last week at
Major Bell Hotel. Catawba. Ia and ordered his
ba yyaye taken down to the boat and went down
himself without paying his bill Said the Ma jor
sir. you must not leave without paying your
bill / can't afford to hire servants, and pay for
provisions and board people for nothing"
You can't g.
mo-"
We'll why in thunder, then, don't you sell out IL
some body w,o cdn"
Our informant is anxious to chalk that mans hat
both ways as II slight tribute Of respect to his mag
nitcent lnlpudence.
The Empire County argus., 1854-11-11
fPublic. No 6l.l

AN ACT making appropriations Or lighthouses, ligh
boats buoys etc, and providing Tor the ereclon and
tabli>hment of the sane and for her purposes.
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GEO GGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRGErowy, March o. 1856

GEoRGETOwY, March "a, 1854.
We learn from persons trading upon the
Canal, that up to Friday Last, the miners at
Cumberland who have for some time been upon
a strike, had not returned 10 work On the
above named day, meeting was to take place
between the employers and operatives. What
conclusion they came to, We have not learned.
We are informed that there is an abundance
OF hands ready and anxious to 90 to work at
the prices offered by the employers but are
deferred from doing 50 by those upon the strike
Where are the civil authorities
An Intellectual effort was made on Wcdnes-
day night to enter the Grocery store of Mr.
Luther j. Robcy. The villains succeeded in
prying open one Of the window shutters 1t
Is supposed that they were prevented from go
ing any further by dog inside.
The resolution of Mr. Tenny in relation to
taxation, which has been under discussion b e.
fore our city council for several weeks, will be
taken up again tonight. when we presume a
final vote will be had upon it,
Since our report of yesterday, several boats
have arrived by canal, laden with -four, lime.
stone, &c, and one from Cumberland with
coal.
Rirsr Arrirals.-Schooner Mary 7. San
ders, Overton, Plymouth, N. c., to F. Wheat
ley; slOOp HughtOka, VIM. Peace Greenwich
N. Jersey, Potatoes, to Peter Berry; packet
schooner NJ. and Ii. Bedel, Tredwell, n Y, to
Peter Berry, and freight for the District The
packet schooner Volant is hourly expected
To what extent the Paei6c's news will effect
our flour market, we are yet unable to tell.
Holders are more firm and we presume bay
ers will have to submit to an advance of from
% to 81 cents. Grain, also, we imagine will
be effected in the same ratio with -four.
We call the special attention of the lovers Of
good potatoes to the advertisement of Mr.
Berry, In another column. SPECTATOR
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENT.
BALTIMORE, March 9s-1o,-

BALTIMORE. March 2S-lepyz
Its late, There is not much to writs shon,
and | shall trouble you with only hr; =,
epistle =. irsE SO
inose who knew him, will regret to learn
that young VIM. H. Watson, son of Col. u. n
atson, who fell in the war with Mexico. d;sd
IaS' night, after a brief pulmonary illness
The deceased held an appointments the Bal.
unore Custom House, under the Fillmore ad.
mlnistraticn, and President Pierce. though a,
different politics, very generously RETAINED
nin. ne ieaTes young wife. TO whom he was
welded only last summer. and whilst ON ., 'e
ollual tour To Saratoga and north, he con
lracsea cold which resulted in death He
was an exceedingly exemplary young man.
loved by all who knew him. An'
1t is alitlc singular that no less than e;,,b.
deaths nave occurred among those who held
ounces IN the Custom House under Col Kana
VIE; Elias L: Griffin, Capt Hanna, Cant Gard,
heI lhos L. Pitts, VIM. Grubb, clerk in tba
Puoiic store, one of the watchmen and now
VIM d. Watson. There are still some Others
whose names have not been able to learn.
enclose you brief slip of the Pacific g
news which will be found highly interesting
mat dread calamity, war, seems to ba an
preaching slowly but surely When the snr;po,
opens fairly, there will be bloody work oI3
husslas thunder will reverberate tbrouob kar
; LOCK bound hills, whilst France. England and
turkey Will answer it with fearful echo. -
:. RoDERIcr
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, March "a. 1854


Orange and alexandria Railroad Meeting-
Iheatrfcais-Ladies' Fatr-CouncH.
The stockholders of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad met at the Lyceum Hall, yester-
day morning. ii. VI. Thomas, Esq, of Fair
fax. occupied the Chair, and V. ii. Reid and
j L. Pascoe acted as Secretaries. The sessions
were held during the day and evening-the
first, devoted to the appointment Of commit
tees to examine proxies, the second, after re-
ceiving the report of the committee on proxies,
to an examination of the reports of the Presi-
dent and Chief Engineer; and tn third, to a
general discussion of the subject, during which
some very able and eloquent addresses were
delivered. The President. in his report. takes
strong ground in favor of lending the credit OF
the company to the extension Of the road to
Richmond, but makes no suggestion as to
the route, 1t con .ludes with the gratifying
statement that the road is not only great
public benefit to the counties through which il
passes, but is good paying stock. The report
Of 7. C. Atkinson, Esq, Chit Engineer, ex-
hibts the whole cost of the Eynchburg extern
sion to be two million five hundred and thir-
teen thousand dollars. The proceedings ex-
cite much interest, and large numbers Of our
citizens attend the sessions-:he night meet
ing, especially, Was crowded. From the feel.
ing exhibited, there seems to be little dOub
but that the recommendation Of the President
will be concurred in, and the credit of the
company loaned to the extension.
A troupe of Baltimore Thespians, including
Mr.. j. l.. Gallagher and Mrs Littel late Miss
Kate Ludlow, commence dramatic entertain
ments at Liberty Hall, on this and tomorrow
evenings. Tonight, the pieces are advertised
but suggest that the company CHEESE some
thing higher, in the scale Of dramatic excel
lence, for their next appearance.
War Esgie Tribe of the Red Men appear
be favorites with the ladies. Fair for thei
| benefit opens on the evening of Monday st So
repta Hall: -.
On Tuesday, 18th instant, the City Council
assemble to elect the city officers, AM.
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New YorK Karket

new YORK, March "a, N.-Bread-
Stuffs advanced. Flour: sales of 1000
barrels of State brands at S7.44 and
at s'.'5 for Southern. Wheat advanced
: cents per bushel. Corn: sales of 49,
600 bushels at 20 for mixed and at sla
50 cents for yellow. Oats and Rye un.
changed. Cotton and Stocks dull.
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By GREEN Il SCOTT, Auct,on..r

By GREEN T. SCOTT, Auctfoneer..
LNACELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE
~ hold and Kitchen Furniture at Auction.-Oo
WEDSE sDAY, the 10Th instant we shall sell 1T tn,
residence Of Mr.. John A. Erenner on 9th street, be-
tween NJ ana strcet' north, at 10 o'clock a. m, 81
his Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting in
part Of "
mahogany spring Divans
Aaho9any marble-:op pier and centre Tables
DO dining, side, and other do
DO Secretary, Sideboard, and Dressing Blu
Do cane seat Rocking and ether Chairs
Parlor and chamber Carpets
Mating 0ilclot b and Curtains
Maple and other BedsteadS BEDDING, Mattresses &c.
hadiaecr- Alright, and other Stoves
fine Cooking Stove and Utensils
French China Tea Set
Glass, Crockeryw ara, and Cutlery
fac large Refrigerator, nearly nav
With many other art cies unnecessary TO 1nune
rate. ~
Term Of and under sos cssh over s25. a credit
OF two and four months notes satisfactorily endorsed
Bearing interest
T. s-The House is for rent 1t has fine large
garden attached to ii and excellent water on the
premises Inquire On the premises, or of
GREEN 4 SCOTT
nar -'--a Auctioneer.
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CLOTHISG, CLOTHING,
~ SPRING STILES
CUSTOM nEpAauuHNu

WALL Il STEPHENS, PennsyIyania avenue. be
tween 9Th and 10th streets next door tn Iron Hall
also three doors east of National Hotel vite ci,i
Gems and strangers to an examination Of their new
assortnt Mt of Spreg Cloths and oassimeres, mite
ana Coiared Aarselles Silk, Satin, aud other Vest
ings. embracing the finest assortment of desirable
goods for the coming season that We ever offered
which we will make to order Ia the most superior
Styles, much cheaper than the usual city prices for
We therefore invite all purchasers wishing to coz
suit economy, to examine our presen. assortment
before making their selections.
Aso constantly on band large assortment of su-
pefior readymsde Clothing for gentlemen and boys,
OF all qualities which, for styles and elegance of fin.
isn, cannot be equalled in this city.
mar 21-tf
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Ix-Pres;dsnt Fillmore-Nurder rr,s,

New ORLEANS, March 23.-A resolu-
ton has been passed by the Common
Council of this city, to give Ex-President
Fillmore public reception. He is ex-
pected to reach here on Saturday, and
rooms have been engaged for him at the
st. Charles Hotel.
The trial of Patton, for the murder of
Col. Iurnbull last fall. has resulted in a
verdict of guilty, but without capital
punishment.
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer

ny - " REQUIRE, AuCttoneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN-
proved Property at Asct;op On MONDAY
afternoon April 81. q. AZ o'clock on the premises
saai sell part of OF No. g. in Square 345. frontns
running back 20 f-'t, improved by two three-stol,
and basement b'ick Dwelling Houses, nearly new
ana built in the most subst ntia manner each con
tanning eight rooms.
AT o'eiock-on the premises, the eastern
part of Lot No. L. in Square s. L. fropt,ng % feet
inches on north / street between 9th and 10th SITS
west. running back los fee.
This Is very desirable lot for building purpose
At 5H o'clock-0r Immediately after the
above, l shall sell parts Of Lots l. q g. and 4. In
Square s5l fronting % feet I0th street west, b,
tween south and yirgini, avenue. with the i'm
provenents, consisting Of handsome two story an
attic modsrn built frame Dwelling House, contsinips
nine rooms and kitchen
This property is handsomely situated in the mes,
pleasant and rapidly improving part OF the Island
Title iDdisputabe.
Terms: Onefourth cash; tie residue in G. H. and
IL months for notes satisfactorily sscured bearipf
interest JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'd 6uctioneer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-24

When death Is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time Gomez
too late. Do not trife with disease. Rely pom it
faintness and lassitude peryade the system-wher
the sleep Is disturbed, the appetite feeble, the mind
iethargic the nerves unnaturally sensitive and the
head confussd-rely upon it, that when these symp
toms occur, the powers Of vitality failing AND
that unless the mischief is promptly checked, itf
wiu be shortened as well rendered miserable Now
We know from mass of testimony, greater than wa.
ever before accumulated in favor Of remedy that
Hoefands German Bitters. prepared by DR.. C. M
Jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately abate, and
in the end, entirely remove all of these disorders
surely as mathematical process will solve a prob
lem. Who, then, will endure the agony, and thu
risk OF life, with health and safety within reach
Enr Sala hY Drup0isfs
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Anti Nebraska Meeting at Cincinnati;

CINCINNATI, March 24.-The Inquirer
Of this morning contains a call for an
antI-Nebraska meeting in this city, signed
by over one thousand prominent Demo.
Gratis, including Hon. J. j. Farren. for.
merly editor of the Inquirer.
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, March "a, l2s P. N
Breadstutfs advanced. Flour: sales of
1000 barrels of Howard Street a, a. 25
future delivery; and held at s7.37k for
cash: City Mills At $50, asked. Wheat.
small sales Of red at 81. 74asl.76. Corn:
sales OF $4,000 bushels at 61aG9 cents for
white and at 10a1 cts for yellow. Oats:
sales at 42a45 cents. Butter at l2al4
cents in kegs. ra.s7 eel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-24

,~S- CURE OF scRoFULA OF TEN YEARS STANDING by
ne use OF hidwers Beach Drnp Confirmed by the
ceruheats OF Mrs. Emerson, OF AIezan who has
n iisraoie reputation for the traatmeht of
Ulcers &C. Mrs E. will give further inf,rma ZION to
any one visiting her relative to the case The char.
sc'er OF the BEECH DROP is fully established. that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
virtues IMAM any other preparation manufactured
.or the cure of scrofnla, Bronchl Diseases, Rheu-
matism, &c Strangers visiting Wsshina ton who
nave friends afflicted with such diseases can have it
sent 10 any part Of the United States securely
packed. See further evidence on first para of ths
"Star" P-e~ .oI,, INC
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Murder Trial.

BosToN, March GA preliminary
examination of Samuel HilIard, proprie-
tor of the Long Pond Hotel, in Nantick.
tor killing James Warren, took place YES.
terday, and resulted in his bsing held to
to answer for murder in the first deoree
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BY e. n. MUTATION, AuctIoneers.

BY e. N. STRATTON, Aucti0neers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court q
the District of Cohmbis- passed at December term
1852 the subscriber will offer at public sale, ON the
premises, on FRIDAY, the Slst of March inst, thu
following lots of ground in the city of Washington
according to Davdson's sub division, viz:
Lot 10, in square Isl, on 18th, between NJ and
streets north.
Lot IL, in square 315, on 18th, between Mass. av
and NJ street north lA-f-.t .f''.
Lo and s, in square 367, ON N, between 9th ans
10th streets west. I....- -.'
Lot To- in square 572, on N. York avenue, betwee1
9th and l0Ih streets west. q.
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. m, with lot 10
| ia square ISL An authorised plat Of each squar
will lie shown at tbs sale. -i.' rI.
Terms:--One fourth cath; the residue in thre
equal instalments at q, L. and Is mouths, with in
tcreet. for which bonds will te required, with al
proved sureties, Tenns TO be complied with in nv
DAYS after the sale, the property viii he resold
the purchasers risk ana cost. Upon the ratification
of the sales by the court, and payment Of the pm
chase money in full, with interest the trustee VII
convey the property at the cost Of the respective pu
chasers. EDWARD CHAPMAN, Trustee
! par 2l,22,24,2s,so Dat. Q, 24,T,2s,sp T
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lhE sTEREoScrPE This beautiful iustrument-
~ Ire naguerreotypists, simplified and nm, inre
sae pnoiie Tor general adoption On viewing the
Application ct il to Daguerreoype pictures il is ard
20 restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, so astonsb.
ing is the result produced The ah;oat e
thfo'fh the stereoseope is DO longer pic,ure. #
Id al me hneaments and peculiarities. and n.es.
enes OF The lvi1g subject. only less in size. The
ooiPie .shess Win which this is done must be seen
20 oe oeiieved- The only place that we know of in
Tie s.ty where stereoseopic Daguerreotypel can be
procured - WHITEHrRsls on Penn. ylvania aver ia
l me world "a indebted to Professor WHsArsroSE for
we only req Of in the fabulous miracles of 80
8aco2. " r''ar
The beautiful Daguerreo.ypes described above.
are oaly sofa at WHTrEHURsr's GALLERY, Pennsylva
MA avenue near AZ street
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-24

~ Now Is TIE TIME.-The display Of daguerreo-
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave.
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and what Is gratifying, al
ways attains It.. This accounts for the success OF
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerrsotypes taken in
all weathers. dec .
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Murderer Convicted

ROME, n: T., March 23.-The jury in
the case Of McCann, after nineteen hours
deliberation, have returned a verdict of
guilty Of murder.
The court is now engaged upon another
trial for murder.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctton..r,.
mar fS-d


ny VNEE I'm q SCOTT, AuctIoneers.
ERocERIES. LIQUORS, &C., at Auction.-or
~ MONDAY, the "a th instant, we shall sell. 8,
the Grocery Store OF gentleman declining bn s,nass
on the east side OF 9TH street. between and ii ,ts
at 10 O'Clock a. m, good assortment of Groceries
and Liquors. Wig:
Tea Sugar, Coffe, Candles Sap, Spices
Starch, Aolss7ee. Oil, Vinegar, &c
With general 3 ortment of other Groceries
Also. good AMI general assortment Of LIQUORS
Terms: All sums of S25 cash over SOS a credit Of
% and ~ days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN SCOTT
mar I'd Auctioneers
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NOTICE

IN Tefdtiom to the rsDaoraL ofthe Office of the
.S"rreyor Gemerat from Or ECON CRY 10 s.
LEM an OREGON TERRITORY.
virtue OF the authority vested In the President
L o. the United States, by the ID Section of the
o. congress approved September "a tn 1850 60
erai OF the Public Lands in Oregon &C. and In &c.
dance with the reque t f the Legi ature az said
territory, notice is hereby given, that the Office Of
pSiGoS CRY to SALEM, in OREGON TERRIropy -, ~
FIRST day IF August ,ert on '"e
elven under my hand, at the City of Washington
tn,s hi1renth day Of March, A. b., 1854
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Of5cs-
l.-F6w ~ oi''So'
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20 HENRT's INviGoRArISG CoRpI.I,-Tba ,e,,
orated cure for GENEBAL nEBIIITY and al, Ny.ro,
DISEASES Pr':a 81 per bottle: bottle, far e..
Tor s.; II FIR sic. For sale by ''' s''
w. Fl. GILMAN, WASHINGTON.
PEEL STEVENS, Alexapdria
n,A .,l & MARSHALL Baltimore,
TW Dro:r Sous Phila ieIphia.
mar 23-1m* ~ N"huy'
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~ The stock of NOAH WALLER i Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is as rich and varied at present
as in the early part of the season. Strangers and
citizens in want Of Great Bargains, in fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. Their
goods manufactured by themselves and purchasers
may rely on good 1T They closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices AZ
they must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season. Citizens, strangers, and visitors call on
them if you would save money.
ian 2l-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-24
By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT Public Sale
On WEDNESDAY. the 22i instant, at o'cik
p: m on the premises, shall sell 10. No O. in Da
Vis.h's subdisis o. SGusr. IS3. having a from,
90 9Th street west between l. snd VI streets n nth
OF "a eet, and depth of las feet inch to thirty
loot aiey. There is also aa alley of feet on th.
north side o. the lot
Tbs lot is situated 10 a healthy and rapidly i'm
proving portion Of the city. AID offers an .xcall.p,
opportunity 10 any one DESTROYS of erecting a first
and fashionable locations 10 Washington.
Terms: One half cash ; the balance in equal note,
at six and twelve months bearing int, rest and SAT-
isfactorily secured
IL Re perfect The expense of conveying TO b.
equally borne by the seller and purchaser.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
maf gu Auctioneer
~ In consequence OF the rain tn /,
soove SAFE Is postponed until MONDAY afternoon
the 9th instant, at tie sam. hour.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
hiar gu Auctioneer.
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COL. FREMONT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
TO the Pacific C. s. Emerson has long been engaged
brought before the Public Compound, which is q
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
TESTIFY. See Circulars, to be had of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, ID. q. u. d. GILMAN, General Agent fol-
Washington and surrounding country
c. Il. FISHER co. Proprietors,
No C,lS- q
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DOSE BUSHES, &c.-An excellent oppor-
IL tuuity is offered to the admirers of Roses
Large bushes of perpetual blooming and choi vari
cites at % cents EACH singy by the dozen. Those
purchasing S. worth will be furnished with an ex-
,,erepced man to plant them.
The subscriber has also a good assortment Of Yer.
be As, HelOtropes. Gersniuns, Polyanthus, Fuch
sias Panses, bahlss, dc, with choice selection of
Gardieal and Flower Seeds
III GRIFFITHS,
5th street, between and New York avenue.
mar lT.-6tf D.
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TO FARMERS AND BUILDERS

TO FARMERS AND BUILDERS.
NROUND LAND PLASTER, put up in
VI Barrels and Casks, in lots to suit purchasers
Also,
CALCINED PLASTER, very fine and
white, of a superior quality. The barrels warranted
to contain four bushels for sale in lots to suit rur
chasers at the Phoenix st. Plaster MILL foot Brown
Street. Philadelphia JAS. M PATTON
mar 1T-d2m
i'OR SAL IA full boodetI we'll brokrn- ano
4 handsome Setter DOG. This is a rare chance
Tor sportsman TO secure superior setter. For
particulars apply at the Star office.
feb 28-tf
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.EEN a. SCOTT A-ctioneers.

BY GREEN q SCOTT, A-ctioneers'
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT EAR the Rail,
road Derot At Auction o. MoNpA L, Marc,
o. m. fine building Lot. II icing part Of Lot No.
in Square 6s4 fronting on The esst side of Dslaware
avenue, q feet ~ inches, between north and
streets, running back lss feet
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in six, IL, RnO
is months, the purchase to give notes for the de
ferred pay ments, bearing interest.
Title indisputsbe.
A deed given and iced Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
mar I'D Auctioneers.
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
NIE are opening to-day soma pretty Spring
w CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, and yESTINtiS, to
which we invite our friends and the public. Weave
prepared to fill any order in superior style.
we nave also Clothing ready made, of our own
make, in quality and style much superior to wha,
is generally to be found in the ready made line +,
being our determination t, keep noIe but the best
Also, fine Dress Shirts, with full supply of Fancy
and other articles for gentlemen's use.
YOUNG OREM
Merchant Taiiors and Clothie.s, Browns Hotel
mar lew