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On the 5th instant, MARY ELLEN, aged i've
month: and five days. only daughter OF Patrick w
and Bridget Hickey.
On the 9Th instant, LORNA, youngest daughter
of John and Mary Ann Hewlett, aged y wears
months and Is days.
On the 9Th instant, after painful illness, THOs
IT,, eldest child of Leonidas and Mary Bowen, in
the 9Th year of his age.
og-H:s funeral viii take place from the residence
of his parents, on the corner of 9th and south +
sts, Island, this Thursday afternoon, O'Clock
when and where the friends Of the family arc re-
qnested to attend.
On the 2nd instant, GEORGE c., son of William
w. and Catharine p. Whrmore, aged 3 years
months and ii days.
Dear ma, bid thee now good night,
was not put on earth forever;
For angels bid me take INV fight, az ..
And now | leave this earth forever.
But Tor ine, mama, you must not grieve,
For am where there's perfect rest;
SO try mama and be at ease,
For thy hoy is where there's happiness
Tothe Memory Of the late Lydia Cruit
"When hearts, whose truth was proven, y
Like thine, arc laid in earth,
There should wreath be woven,
To tell the world their worth. ''-HaNeck. =
The late Mrs. LYDIA CRUIr cannot soon be for
gotten by her friends and associates. Cut off so sud-
denly as she was, grief could but he stricken
dumb by the unexpected shock. But now it has had
time to rally, and all Iamenting the amiable
character, and the uupretendng piety, now lost to
them forever. Let the following lines be dedicated
to the memory Of One who could not be praised too
highly.
She has departed, as the sound departs
AT the full close of some enchanting song,
Startling the anxious ear, a I'D saddenng hearts,
Which bca; in rapture to its notes so long.
But, as that ended sound will leave behind
A lingering thrill, with mournful sweetness rife
So memOry's echoes still 10 many mind
Shall speak the name that ever pleased in life.
She was not Of the mighty and the high,
Whose potent hands the law Of earth control
Hers was the only true nobility
The rank of virtue, and the wealth of soul.
When cOnquersrs fall nation sheds the tear,
A land puts on its robes Of funeral gloom,
Proud Senates deck with wreaths of fame the bier
And pOmpOus marbles soar above the tomb.
But, when the humble christian on his bed
OF mortal suffering lays him down to die. .
The angels chant their hymns around his head,
The Voice Of God proclaims the victory nigh
Rest, gentle one {. thy deeds were not in vain,
They are the monuments TO virtue given;
And thy reward has been to pass from pain n
To the pure bliss Of an eternal heaven.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c. L. A. d. =
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Telegraph Project Rejected

Boston, April A special COMMITTEES
OF the Maine Legislature, to whom was
referred memorial from New York and
Boston in favor of granting the right of
way for an opposition telegraph line from
Portland to Calais, reported, TO-DAY.
unanimously against the project.
$50 it is seen that the associated press
monopoly, have once more triumpbed.
has their money influenced the legisla-
tive committee as it has the telegraph
company q
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FRUIT TREES. GARDEN s7Ens ~

1 OLD ction OF Fruit Tree, compsi.ioe pears. an
pies, aPrcots, pluns cherries ami many thousands
OF to fine large English Gooseberries, Currsn,s,
haspbsfres Rlubarb oots &c, of the very choicest
faiisfts- The Garden and Flower SeeGs ha yins
Teen stie tel personally in Europe from the hest
growers, are OF the NEST genuine quality Am ing the
vegetables are the finest kinds of CabSares. Cauli-
flowers, Turnips, Dc. The flower seeds comprise ev-
erythihg new ana rare JOHN SAUL.
Nursery, 9TH street, between o end ss.
Seed Store corner of 7th and streets.
ap 4-d6t* -.
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Ry J. c. mcGUIRE, Auet,o.o,r

"A =.
SUpERI0R CABINET FURNITURE. R.sewood
- "Chi "kerirg" Piano Forte. eieran, set of Fr-rc,
gut liable OrnS meDts, rich crystsl cut Glassware
french Chiha dinner, beasert and Tea Wsre. Gle
gsnt GIT and cut glass Chan delsrs hacdtone ami
~ Csir.age. French Corpse and a rair If Bsy Car.
r1age Herses, &c.-On THURSDAY morning an~;l
18th at 20 O'Clock, at the esidence of the lion. X
a. Twin, corner of 81 and streets, shall s.I al
hls 81 CANT Furniture and Household Effects, com
prisins- - -
Handsome seven-cctave Louis XIV. Piano Forte. {,
Chicksring .
Butte ofrosew,od blue and gold satin covered Paro,
Furniture
Suite of rosewood crimson brocateue covs,s5 r.r,,
Furniture
Elegant crimson satin damask Curtains, with he.
Curtains, cornice, &C., to match
Rosev God nsrhlefop centre Table, Chinese TIE. 10,
Pearl llaid centre Table, Rosewood Receptn Chairs
Magnificent SET Of French gilt Table Ornanaents con
sis:ng of nine isces
Par p Of French gilt Parlor Chandeliers for gas
Pair ef elegant cut glass de co
Handsome French plate Mirror, with the sla5 and
Bssutiful French China Vase of FIoxers. exouis
Elegantly decorated French China Dinner. Dessert,
Rich crystal cut Glass Claret Pitchers, Decantsrs
ringer Bowls, Water Bottles, Tumblers, Wines
Cham paisnes Preserves Celery Stands, &C.
Bronze Candelsbras. m intel Ornaments -.
French Eaantel musical Timepieca .sL
Eighteen dining Chairs, upholstered with green mo
Extension, breakfast, and side Tables -. ..-.
Table Cutlery, Plated Ware .4 i-
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Rugs
Venetian. Stair. and hall Carpets, Oflclotb
Oak carved Hall Chairs, Hat Rack = a-.
Rosewood Eli2abethian Bedsteads
Rosewood dressing Bureaus, Washstands
Rosewood mirror-front Wardrobe, lined throus hout
with satin wood -FEN ~
Handsome china Toilet Sets ~
Mirror front mahogany Wardrobe
Marble top shaving Stand, Psyche giass
Mahogany HAIR spring-se:t Chairs, Rockers
Do Bureaus, marble top washstands
Walnut, cherry, and maple Bedsteads
Best curled hair and husk Mattresses
Mars ell, Qvilts, Blankets Comforts Jason
Superior Feather Bolsters and Pillows i7+
Together with q large and excellent apartment o.
Kitshen Requisites --.1 Is "
At 4 o'clock z.ls.s = = -
In front OF the, Residence, / shall ssll-- .-l =
Elegant family Carriage ard Harness rai.s
Email French Coupee s,,.e.s-.r ytV & vac
Pair superior Carriage Hsrses s5s
, Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum cred
1t Ct two and four months, for satisfactorily sudod
notes, bearing interest. =. i -syi,a.-b : +.
~. - - D. JAS. c. MCGUIRE, I,
ar3l-d ssalsa -as iis s @Irsg Auctioneer.
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A RAKE CHANCE-Fbr Person pishing to
q commence Bafssnes..-The stock and fixtures O.
afsncy ana Stationery Storeswill be sold low for
application is made early. OR the stock Of popua,
Music on hand, all kinds of Printing Cards. FLANK
Books. Toilet Articles, or Stationery, will be sold
separately II lair efier Is made. If applied for
sdrtng aHsEptnse Of freight, &C.. Ths Proprietor il
nov engasedin smother brsiness. Address J. wa
Iae w. once - DO .s,aspIw msr H-u /;
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81. CURE OF SCEoeULi OF TEN YEARS STANDING nv
the use of kidwells Beach Drop confirmed by the
certificate OF Mrs TN rson, Of Alexandria who has
guned considerable reputation for the treat,neh. CT
Ulcers. de- sire. g. viii give further infsrns tion to
any one visiting her relative to the case The
acser Of the BEACH DROP is fully established that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparatiSn mannfac,,,rnS
for the cure of Scroiula, Bronchil Diseases Rhen
matisn, &c. STRANGERS visitiog Washington who
have friends afflicted with such diseases can have II
sent to any part of the United States sernra,v
packed See further evidence on first pace of tn.
"Star" 4.f.I
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, April 6. IL M.-Flour.
sales OF 1000 barre.s of Howard Street
at S7.25; for City Mills SIPS asked.
wheat; sales of 1900 bushels at 81. 80
Tor white and sl-72 for red Corn; sales
OF 5000 bushels at 7la72 cents white and
JAP cents for yellow. Oats; sales Of
Sooo bushels of Virginia at A. cts. No
change in ether articles.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, auctione.r.

LfXrENSIVE SALE OF NEW AND CrLEpRA-
~ ed kinds of Roses, Plants, Fruit Tres. &e-I,
MONDAY afternoon, the 10th instant, 81 3 o'clocl,
at my Auction rooms, shalt sell large number o
the most nem AMI celebrated kinds Of ever bloon,f
Hos Is, com risng Moss, Perpetual, Hybride. Bous
bon, Nois-tte, Tea. and Cii:nting Roses, stanisrd
Roses, f ON to iset high.
Also. Csmelss, Jsponiras ORANGE end Lima Tree
,Neander, Jasn n's MYRTLE, Chine. Tree Peonev
Chinese "isteria Cenaiis, D uble Dahlias, Moatbl,
Carnation, and many other NJ W and choice Plants
Also, the most Celebrated kinds of Pear. Apple
merry Apr4cot, and Peach Trees, Or pc Vines Ev
ergreen, &C. all firm the garden OF A. Jarlin. F.o
riss Ond Nurser, man, Washington, D. c.
Terms cash. ~
CATALOGUES ready on the day Of sale.
.-- J. c. MCGUIRE,
apr 6-tt Auctisneor
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PAPFR-HANGINCS.

| UST received, new sortment of Paper hang.
- ings Of every variety and price; among which
nay be fund many of tie most beautiful patterns
ofGo,d and Velvet Papers of the best French manu-.
factories. .-- 49, -fH. -
Also, every grade and style Of Glazed and common
Papers. f-j.- --' '"- ~ y -
respectfully folicit a call from those who msy
want paper hanging done, as 1 am now fully pre.
pared for the Spring trade with Is extensive stock
OF every thing in my line can be found In this
CITY, and Is chesp az they can be bought anywhere,
ti' L. r. CLARK,
erhanger and UPHOLSTERY.
| <k' N. side Ia. ave between 18th and 18th SITS,
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BY j. C. E.cGUtRE, Auct,,,.,r

Ey -. &. EseaOtIsE, Auctioneer
" Ell Dsai RhBLE PROPERTY ON NIhTG
STREET ST Public S.Ie.-On SAyI1RD.V
AIT rLool, April sth, a: cciock, en- tn. pr.misyr.
shall sell south part OF Lot S. in Square 40I In Mt
nag % f-et on 9th street, between and SITS moth
story Frame Horse, containing ,ix rooms.
Title indispu'able.
Terms: On hslf cash; the residue ia six AND
Twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interett. ]. C. NcGITiRE
apr 4-d Auct;on..,
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New York Market

New YORK, April 6.-Flour mas aa-
vanced-sales of 5000 bbls. at S7.l2a
Sis for State. and at S7.75a S7.s7 for
Southern. Wheat-sales of 5 1000 bushels
at sl.65 for red. Corn decl:ned-sales
of 10000 bushels at % cts. for mixed,
and at q &c for yellow. Cotton de.
clining. Stocks fiTIner. Prices advancing.
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kNois SALE-A two-story frame House, situated
- on Maryland aTenue, between AZ and 9th s;s
lt cob e,ins seven 20 4 roams. The lot is ~ feet
front. by IL feet deep, 81 his eool st ole on il
Inc situation Is good sad not than ten minutes
walk from Peai sylv.sLia avenue.
=, Terms made reasonable Enquire at Simmcn ,
Segar Store, two doors west Of Adams Co.'S Express
Office. on 80
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IssoLUTIoN oFcOPARTNERsHIp.-1he Co

IN ISSOLUTION OFCOPARTNERSHIP-1 Co
IL partnership heretofors existing between the
undersigned, In conducting the Dry Goods business.
in the city Of Washington, under the firm Of g. T.
MASSEY & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent LAWRENCE A. LODGE having purchased
the interest of said Grhth in said concern, will
duct the business under ths firm Of MASSEY 4
LODGE, to whom all the debts due said late firm Of
a. I. Massey Co. will be paid. All debts and obli-
cations due by ssd firm will be paid by the new 6rm
Of Massey 4 Lodge. .z.--1 = asstst17eaa 1891 Z
(SignedJ aisdsg GEORGE T.-MASSEY,,a
-ts-4 ,HS8IIdEW.A. GHIRPITH.ssEh
. March 30, 1854. & j si's33s' ,sRssss rsp s-sts
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctione.r.

By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctloneers
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE A
IL Splendid Piano Forte, &c, at suctiou-O,
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant we sha 1 .eiI at ,,s
residence Of Nicholas Halter. Esq at 10 o'clock A
W., on north N. between 5th and 9th streets ives.
IN mediate opposite Gel Sesto Is Gardeu an excl
ent assor'mt MT Of Furniture, viz:
Sp eiidid octave ri no Forte in solid heavy .oea
wood care, nearly new. made by Egsert 4 Co
Baltimore 1t is patent premium Instr, ,
rent, aud considered tn be equal If L OF sy,c
rior t. any piano in Wa hir gton. rs
Mahogany Sofa spring at psrlor aud ,stor hairs
10 dHeos Ri marble top DE s.n;, and other
Bureaus =
Do diniHg md other Tables, Works.and and
Eatrsck
Do N rtle-top Centre Table
Maple high and cottage L. dsteads &c.
Girand,lss, solar, hall and other Lamps
China, Glass, aud Crocaery Ware
Feather Beds, be ding, Hair and shuck Mattresses
Brussels aud other Cas- pets b.
Window Shales and Blinds
Cooking. Radiator and o.her Stoves.
With a good assortnt ut OF kitrhen requisites
Terms: Under SIS cash: over SIS q credit Of sixty
anu ninety days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed.
bearing interet.
The house is for reat. Inauirs on thu premises
GREEN SCOTT,
dpo-" hu toneer.
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~ Now ID TIE TIAE.-The display of daguerreo
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue., is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronzed. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al.
ways attains it. This accounts for tho success OF
Pluinh's Gallery. Cameo Deguerreotypes taken in
all wsxthers. dec7-
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COL. EREuor-

I, the nov in saother Exploring Expedition
IN exploring BALD HEADS, and has e. $50
PrSngnt before the Public Compound, which Is
s soslINI CURE 7oR Badness, and to prevent Hair
,s.t;t iainng which thousands who have used will
49,, Gee circulars, to be hsd of the Agents,
e sniss fars,euIars. Price 90 in large Bottles
"' oy all Druggists in Washington and Geo.us.
u, v, Y. d. GILMAN, General Agent. for
washington and surroundin. country.
e. L. FISHER 4 CO. Proprie;,-s
No. a Superior Street, Cleveland q
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Julien in EicaRsra

hIchxeND' April 6.-Metropolitan hal
las. evening was crowded with a highly
fashionable and intelligent audience on
the occasion of Juliien's benefit. He in
tends giving two concerts in Washippt IN
Monday and Tuesday next.
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NALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
" TONI shall ssll next MONDAY. the 1eif
inS:nt' at ~ O'Clock m, on street, tetxeen I'll
ana 9Th stress Island, Lot, 1s feet irchss front
House, conveniently arrspg ed, s-a In . sccd neieh
value. "
Inns property viii be sold without reserve, IS tn
owner j, about 10 leave the city.
Terms: 800 cslh; the balance in 2 s-i,o
terest. ''e AZ
deed given and eess Of trl.t taken to sec,r
defe red payments.
Conyeyancng at th. cest OF purchaser.
II the terms are not compiled with in FIVE DAYS -
tsr sale. the property viii be resod at tus -xpers
sf the first purchaser. !. ROBINSON
&p dts. Apc-ior.a~
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FOR BALTIMORE.

eITa' The Steamer OSCEOLA leaves
. ssEs55s.zza. W ashington for Baltimore every
TUESDAY MORNING. at o'ciook and Alexandria
at s O'Clock.
Returning leaves baltimore every THURSDAY
at o'clock p. m.-stopping at Lcona1dtown Md
st Mary's River, Nd, Kinsale and Cone River and
me usual landings on the Potomac for signals CT
TO 'and passengers. JAS. MITCHELL,
ap 4-5m CAPTAIN.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE wish t, infoxm cur friends ami the publi,,
w genarnlly, that We now have the largest and
cheapest stock of Dry Goods 70 be found in this CITY,
and mos silly call the attention of persons who
huy for the cash, as we know can offer tn IN
goos at least ten per cent cheaper than houses who
sell on credit 1t is very certain AMI plsin that
houses that do credit ba Siness must charge an ex
ira profit to cover losses in bad deb g, and to make
up for diff rer &c in the time they have to wait for
their money. Our MOTTO is quick sa es ard small.
Call and try US: YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY,
ap Aim ocner 18th ct and pe o.
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y GRE EN e. SCOTT, aucttoueers

BY GREEN e. SCOTT, auctfoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND HOUSE ,h
tn street at Auct eu.-On SATURDAY, sp.i.
the sth, hall sell in front Of the pr misses az
O'Clock p N, 6ne Building Il {, having q fron. on
street Of so feet. running hack to Sth street a
eet, containing 10000 squire feet # ground Il he
'ug arts Of lots Nos. s, q. g. and To- between z sra
) str-s nor h. On part oftbe lot Is a eoci t,r
soory Frame House. it viii be sold in lots to sn;.
purchasers. Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
ero-u Aurtjoueere
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L'UR SALE.-A handsome two story and attic
Il brick HOUSE, nearly Lew, and the IT, situated
on 9TH street between IL aud N streets norti: the
nous contains rooms. well finished, with goo pas
rage. clothes presses and Closets side and back aiy
good wood house. large enough FIR stable and car
riage house Would take in part good build no
lot. For particulars apply to Rawlings Reigi.'s
Grocery Store, corner 7;h and K streets
ap 4-4I*
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AUCTION GOODS

UST received from auction, the ehearest lot O.
= goods in the city, among which are black silk
Nantes a. 81: black tnistsd silk Mtts 5Oc Spring
ShHwla &c; white Swiss dotted Muffin l5c: Pain
swiss Ice; Unaerslesves rs; Chemisetts 25 Insert
ing DC; Collars G; large lot Of Cent rio Banis yery
cheap; Black Silk a. Dress Goods cheap; Ribbons,
Bonnets, Parasols. &C.
fyou want barg ms come to
BROWNS,
Corner 9TH aid sts., Northern Liberties.
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Destructive Fire

WILMINGTON. DEL, April 6.-Hadlsn
d Holllngsworth' S extensive iron steam.
boat building establishment was totally
burnt last night. Loss very heavy.
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Opening Of the Chic and Mississipui Rail
koad

CINCINNATI, April 5.-Tbe opening of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad to
Amora was celebrated yesterday. Twelve
hundred invited guests left in three trains.
There was grand banquet ct Amora.l
and speeches were made by several dis
tlngmshed gentlemen. They were re-
celved with the firing of cannon, a pro-
cession, and great rejoicing.
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Cincinnati Char(e. Election

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Our Charter
election yesterday resulted in the choice
OF majority of Independent candidates.
on the general city ticket democrats
and 4 Independents were elected.
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Southern Conrer.,., co,u

BALTIMORE, April about 30 DIE.
gates will go frnm Baltimore as represen.
tatives 20 the Commercial Coaye,i,;on 20
meet at Charleston on the 10Th. Among
them are Fulton, editor Of the American:
Richardson, editor of the Argus Baylor,
eS;fnr Of the Times; and Jones Of Tic
Patriot. $3.50,
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SHIRTS, saIRTs-Latest p4tterns Of Emb,d.
- French Print, and Ruffi.d kosomsjust opened,
Husbands detached from the Shirts. A variety Of
Bosoms for shirts CUT Buttons Of beautiful patterns
at HOPKINS Gents Furnishing Rptabliekrneut. 81 .
tween the National and Browns Hotels
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FOR SALE AND RENT

t'ok sALk-Des,rable building LOTS, situated
l. east of the Capitol.
Iness lots g located In dry ard healthy part of
the city, end commands besuti n, view ri he CO.
rounding couatry. Persons wishing to build canror
I1I I, 70 be suited For terms apply to G. L. BALD
WIN, on AID 10 b sts, east OF the Capitol
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Judiciary Election at RuftaIo

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 4 George W.
Clinton and ]. A. Verplanck, the unsuc.
cessiul candidates for Secretary of State
at the last election, were to-day elected
Judges of the Superior Court.
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" WHEELER returns bis thanks to his
~. f'iends and customers for the patronage be-
slowed on him at his old stand, and respectfully 90
i,cts continuation CT the same for the firm al
their rev place # business opposite B: owns Hotel
All persons indebted to him are request to call
and settle either by cash or notes at short dates
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Suspsnsion OF Ensiness

Boston, April 30 day is the annual
fast day with us. All business is sus-
pended throughout the State. No papers
are published to. day.
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AUCTION SALES

ny MITCHELL 4 ROBIASoN, Aucs,
.VALuAB1IE LOT AT AUCTION, near the Nortb'
DAY afternoon 1 lss s MARKET 'ns aoaseon sirUF
the premise We shSll sell Lot No 10 ia vs
fronting 20 feet inches on eth street ~,
tie north the Market House. running hs.s s.a !"
aud sontains SZs square feet inches. 'N' L.
Title indispu'sble.
Terms made known upon the day of sale.
The purchaser to sire notes for the deferred pa
ments, besri> interest from fbe day of sal. -
deed given and deed Of trust taken
MITCHELL 4 REyNOLps,
ap o-H Auctioneers
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IHE sIsREoscoPE-Th:s beautiful instrument
and Wonderful as beautful-has been seized NM,
by the naguerreotypists, smplifed, and put bsiore
tne public for general adoption. On viewing tbs
application Of it to Dsguerreoype pictures it il hard
20 restrain ones Warnsst enthusiasm, so astopiah
ing is the result produced The object of vision ss
through the Stereoseope is no longer a picture i,
has all the lineaments. ard peculiarities and p-ee
ence of The living subject. only less in size. Tn.
complese ness with which this is done must be seer
10 De believed The emily place that we know of IL
the city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotype, can bt
procured is HHITEHuRsrs, on Penn ylvanis avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHEaTsToys fo,
this beautiful invention which uals in fact yba
we only rea of in The fabulous miracles of Fria,
Bacoa.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
are daily sold at WHITEHURsr's GALLERY Pennsylvs
MIA avenue near ~ street.
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Rhode Island Election

PROVIDENCE, April 5.-The returns
indicate the election of Hop in, the whig
and treesoil candidate for Governor, and
that there is no choice of State officers.
The Legislature is ia doubt.
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