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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA,, March 90

ALEXANDRIA, March 90, 1854.
Weather-I,aqnest-L Lectures-Firs
The wind of the two past days has lulled
and left us this morning with fine, pleasant
day before u.s.
On yesterday evening, Coroner Neale held
an inquest upon the body of Thomas Davis.
who died suddenly at his residence near the
canal basin. After m examination of DR..
Chancellor, the wife of the deceased, and other
witnesses, the jury gave as their verdict. death
from the effect of a congestive chill. One of
the Jurors having disagreed to the decision.
ana being somewhat riotous. was summarIy
discharged by the coroner, and another sworn
The whole proceeding is some what singular.
Where does the coroner get his right to expel
refractory jurymen? II -
Inc Alexandria Library lectures. on geology,
by Benz. Hallowell, are announced for Tnes.
day, the 18th inst. and 4th and / 18th proxim
we oespeak q generous encouragement from
our citizens. The cheapness of the course, the
character of the lecturer, his subject, and the
laudable object, all address themselves imme
diately to every one who feels an interest in
the mental as well as the material grow of
our city. Let the Lyceum Hall be crowded
On Saturday, about one o'clock the roof of
Mr.. W. b. EntYisle's house, on Henry stree.
caught fire from spark falling upon il. and
Notwithstanding the exertions of our firemen.
was considerably burned. The tire cummuni
Gated to the house of Mr. Joseph caches. which
was also slightly injured AMI.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

e.s GEORGETOWN, March 20, 1854.
We understand that the COMMITTEES of Con.
gress intend, at some early day, exploring our
haroor and channel. fromlnr wharfs to its in
terseetion with the channel Of the Anacosta
river This is what the people of Georgetown
desire All they ask for is a thorough iny,sti.
CATION into the matter, justice and fair plav
and they have no fears about the result.
Professor Johns will deliver in the lecture.
room of the Presbyterian church. to morrow
evening, at clock, a lecture upon a variety
OF topics, all highly interesting and instruc
tive. Seats free -''' -
Inc two houses which were consumed NV
hre In the First Ward of your city. ON Saturday
night, belonged to Joseph Libbey. ESQ. Of This
city. Ihey were insured in the Potomac Com.
Pany IN our city, for $1,000, which will not
cover more than one half the loss. There is
no DOUBT but 1T was the work of an incendiary.
as me IRE occurred in the wood bouse of III .
bu ldi1g which lad been vacant several DAYS
EoAr and Grain MarAet.-FIour held ut
- -zSaSI9O; some 1000 barrels arrived by
cinal this morning consigned to Peter Berry
anu u Waters. Wheat--white, 81 62aSi "a
we note sale of 1000 bushels prime red from
Doat at Sl:61. Corn 65c.asSc. About 5000
lbs OF roll butter from wagons sold this morn
ing at S20aS21 per 100 lbs.
We call particular attention to the adyer
lisement of Peter Berry, and Mcssrs Waters
q Shoemaker, found in another column.
SpECTArop
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A SAD LEssON.-We have Just learned that
man naned Thomas Moore. died. on Thurs.
day last, on Boundary street. near Ifth, from
tine effects Of strong drink. The following cir.
S s: aaees are mentioned in connection with
sdeatn ltappears that Moore wife, W no lad
uiated a small property and supported the
family oy keeping an asylum for iliegitimate
enheren' was taken sick ON last Sunday two
weeks, and on the Thursday following. while
ne was In state of stupid intoxicstion, died
ana was buried without his knowing anything
ABOUT It until two hours after she was under
ground. Moore continued to drink liquor until
he was attacked with aeffriaM treDiens, when.
on Thursday last one week after the death Of
his wife, he died Having left no children.
there is quite q contest between a son of the
late Mrs. Moore, by former marriage. and :,
sister Of Moore's, for the property left by the
deceased. Es-a5. - -s,F.s : -----
Rev. d. E. REEsE.-This gentleman NH,
has for the last year occupied the mint of a.
Methodist Protestant Church, 9th street 70.
turned to his station YESTERDAY and Ss,;r..
a sermon to his brethren Yesterday foranoo,,
.IRAvEL.-We presume the boats did very
!a'r business, yesterday, conveying passengers
70 Aiexandria. 1t is said Congress Is in session
nc rishtoWn, and we suppose the rumor vas,
sufficient to attract crowd. -, - : -
&. z.f.#5.. 1901
hUNAwAYs.-We learn that two or ,br.a
runaway negroes were found at the residences
% the rev j. G. Smith, of this city on SATIN
uay last. Alter some contention the runaways
were delivered up and sent home. = -
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ID I K ID

On the 18th instant, MARY CATHERINE,
daughter of Orlando II. and Virginia DonD and
grand daughter of Thomas c. Denn, aged II months
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
Mr. a. g. Rock, on ~ street, Qsland.) this after
noon at D. m.
In this city, on the 18th instant, Hon. WILLIAM
P. DUVAL, aged about 70 years, late of Florida OF
which he was during twelve years the Territorial
Governor. Previous TO which he was Representa-
live in Congress from the State Of Kentucky, Gov
Duval was native of Virginia. and was through
life warmly esteemed for his kindly and generous
qualities and social virtues.
{h5-Ris funeral will take place this afternoon at q
O'Clock, from Mrs. Peyton's boarding house which
his friends are respectfully invited to attend.
In this city, on the 18th instant, Mr. FRANCIS
N. SHAW, native of Massachusetts, aged about
70 years. He was intelligent and amia bic young
gentleman, reporter by profession and previous 10
correspondent for the New York associated pfess.
On the 18th instant, JOHN SIMON, aged II years
On The I'd instant after short but painful Illness
Mrs. MARTHA Platter, wife Of nr. Nicholas
Brewer, and daughter of Elisha W. Williams, ESQ
OF Montgomery county, Md, aged % years and
months.
In this city, on the 18th instant of scarlet fever
HENRY, eldest son Of Major Samuel T.. and Mrs
Kate E. Lewis.
TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE HENRY T. BENsER
In the hacyon days Of youth, his spirit has ben
summoned to render that account which will neyi-
IDENTIFY fan 10 the lot Of each and all of us. Though
young, he had not neglected to act with such gener
oils and benevolent conduct to secure the admi-
ration and respect Of all who knew him. His de-
meanor through life always that Ct strictly
honorable and high minded youth and all of the
feel the loss of one who was rendered dear TO them
by his noble principles and manly integrity
His soul has winged its flight above
To Gods eternal throne,
And many friends on earth are left
His loss to deeply mourn.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., SPRING RACES.
COLUMBIA RACE CCIRSE.

Alexandria Cbunty "a
'VHE SPRING RACES over the above Course will
i commence on the THIRD TUESDAY in Nav,
1854, and continue throughout the week.
First Ddy-TUESDAY,M May 10th, sweepstakes free
for all horses owned in Maryland, District of Co
lumbia and Virginia, weight for age.
Entrance $2S, with purse Of $50 sdded by the
Proprietor.
Mile heats, three or more to make a race.
Also, Immediately after the sweepstake race
Purse OF $50 will be given, free for all rottng horses
Mils and repeat to harness. .......
Second Day-WEDNESDAY, May 18th. Purse of
800. Mile heats, best 3 in 5.
Third Ddy-THURsDAY, May 18th, Purse of
900. Two mile heats.
Fbnrh Bay-FRIDAY, May 10th, Purse of 5000.
-Four Mils ssts.
Entrance for Purses Is per cent, to be made with
the Proprietor the evening previous to the race In
all cases three or more to make race two to start
The races to be governed by the rules of the Rich
mond Course, Virginia. .sr,ssz .s.es....
Abundant stabling for horses wlr be provided
free of expense on the grounds. --s-- Efs-F
Having completed the Enclosure of the Track and
made other improvements on the place, the Proprie
tor informs the public that nothing will be found
wanting on his part to give satisfaction to those fond
Of the sport. CYRUS MARTIN,
mas i3--A&ThtMsylI Proprietor.
Richmond Enquirer, Va, Marlboro azette Nd
and Alexandria Gazette will copy once per week and
forward bills to this Office @
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REMOVAL.
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY.

B,tdgs street, Gtogyctopa.
nv Il have now the pleasure of announcing our
w removal to the new Store immed ateiy ad-
Joining our old stand where we will be happy to Sec
our old friends and the public generally. The pub
lie is assured that our productions cannot he sur.
passed and our prices will bear favorable comparison
with those of any similar establishment in the Dis.
trict.
We are ready at all times to serve Dinuers Balls,
Parties, with nythiug in our line at the short
est notice and in a superior manner.
Al assortment of Perfumery and Fancy Articles
constantly on hand at reasonable prices. A call is
solicited. mar lO-eo0m
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MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. David Wilson,
JOHN SCHWARTZ, of Washington, to ANETTA
w. WILLIS, of Frederick county, Maryland.
In Philadelphia, on the 18th instant, by Rev. Jos.
ii. Smith, Jr., Mr.. JAMES HUME 10 Miss MARY
On the l4th instant, by the Rev. c. NJ. Butler, Mr.
THEODORE L. LAMB, of New York city, to Miss
EMELINE r. WATSON, of this city.
lCleaveland, Ohio, and New York city papers
please copy.l
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COL. FREMONT.

1s now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific c. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which is a
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 $10O in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. c. z. d. GILMAN, General Agent, for
VI Washington and Surrounding country.
c. Z. FISHER & co. Proprietors,
No. A Superior Street Cleveland O.
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SUPERIOR BRANDS

SUPERIOR BRANDS.
w have now In Store large and well assorted
w o ock Of
BARKER, Richards, and Mcneil Sons superior
81 Shifting Linens
Striped and figured Irish Linens
superior sheeting and pillow case Linens
Table Diapers, Napkins and Towelliags.
Also
New York Mills and English Shifting Cottons
IA Cote N sheetipg and pillow case do
euperfne brown Shirtings and sheeting dc
with general stock of staple goods, to which We
In the special attention of purchasers
A-Al articles sold at our establishment are VI ar.
ranted to prove rs represented. ri
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY.
tn street, doors north Of Penpa. avenue,
mar 0-eo2W -
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HuM4uGy

SAlD number, last Saturday night, wheu In.
~ stead of Horse and Carriage, they saw inscribed
on their tickets The Life of the Fakr. Now, ladies
and gents, if you wish to get your nancy back and
gain prize worth having, just call at Beers Hotel,
ON Sd street. and learn the beautiful art of INLAY
ING PEARL on furniture and fancy articles, which
can ne taught in one or two lessons, hundreds in
this city can tdstily; and We desply sympafhise
with the unlucky will allow them one dollar for
each life OF the Fakir, and teach them at the usual
Price.
N.B.-We Will furnish scholars with all articles
necessary to do the work, at New York prices. and
give them instructions TO make or buy them Also
As there is usually large profit made on the articles
you may save considerable by the directions to make
the articles.
intend to remain only one week more in
Washington. mar iaEIws
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Severe Death Of Dr. shattuek

SeVere 1a1e-Oeath OF DR.. Shattuck.
BosToN, March 18.-A tremendous
northwest gale has prevailed here since
II o'clock last night.
An unknown bark is ashore on Georges
Island. -...
A chimney on the corner of Court
House avenue was blown Down, killing a
man named Daniel Regain, and iniurine
another person.
The force of the gale upset carriage
on Boston Neck, and has displaced the
telegraph wires.
Dr. George G. Shattuck, an eminent
physician of this city, died to-daySs
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~ Now Is TIE rrME.-The display Of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvanis 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
daily remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
ways attains it. This accounts for the success Of
Plurnb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
all Weathera dec n
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Dapter Mache PaPier MacheIi
l. IL Low the excitement Of the day;
And every lady in the land,
This splendid art should understand
IT'S pleasant occupation
For the Far ones of the Nation;
And ye Coarse Cn1s it will dc,
Very we'll indeed for you.
Gents, If you wish to cut
Here's your chance tor making cash;
Now, would you learn thi- art "sight we'll :"
Please call on THIRD STREET, Beers Hetel.
&SCall soon as you please after to day,
For pretty soon we're going a-w-a-y
MR.. 4 MRS. FORD,
mar 13-lwH Teacbar,
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.

NhE subscriber has personally selected in ku,ope
l. all the finest Vegetable and Flower Seeds, among
which are all the best English Cabbages. as Early
YORK. Large York, Nonperisl, Enfield Market, Lon
don Market, Wheeler's Imperial, Shllings Queen,
Sprotbro, Michels Albert. Flat Dutch, Re the finest
Broccoli, as "cove, White Cape, Walcheren. Cauli.
flowers, Early Peas, Onions, &C. En- glish Turnps as
Red Tankhrd, White Tankard, Lang's improved
Ruts Bags. skiryings Liverpool Ruta Bags, &C..
with all the leading vegetables in the trade, and
what are specially suited to the American clinats,
The whole are warranted genuine and Of the frest
quality and are offered to the public in large or
small quantities, ct low prices. The Floser seeds
comprise every tt ing new and rare
JOHN SAUL. Nursery Scotsman.
Seed store corner of Seventh and II. streets.
nursery Seventh street, between and 2 streets.
mr. l3-1wa
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, March Market quiet.
Flour held at S7.12s. Wheat-sales of
10000 bushels at Sl6Sasl.-0 for red:
white, at $l.73aS1.75. Corn-sales Of
e, 900 bushels at6S cts. for white; and at
69al0c. for yellow. Butter, in kegs, at
lSal5 cts; roll, at l7a2Oc. Other arti-
cles unchanged.
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SPLENDID WAREHOUSE Fer Rent
~ Inc spacious Drawn stone building, 25 TT front,
~. ieet deep, and four stories high, with fine dry eel
vana avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel is
now ready for occupancy. The building is con.
structed IN the most substantial manner, in hand.
some modern style, and IL arranged that each sto
y may De occupied separately. The location Is one
OF the very best in the city for business, and the
roomy character of the building, with its elevated
ssor1es makes it peculiarly desirable as Furniture
Estaphsnment or Wholesale Grocery. 1t will be
rented separately or entire. Apply to
II. g. EMERY, or
&C. McKELDEN,
street north, bet 9Th and Eth sts. west
ian 26-eotf
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la NEW SPRING GOODS-WM. TUCKER.
Merchant Tailor, Pennsylvania avenue be-
M twgen ~ and 9th streets. takes this method
~. of returning hissincere thanks to his runner
Gus friends and patrons in and out of Congress for
their liberal patronage, and to inform them that he
has Just returned from the North, and is now open
ing one OF the most elegant aud best selected
of Spring and Summer GOODS he has ever presented
to the public all of which will be executed in his
usual style and at the shortest notice.
Gall rnd see. WILLIAM TUCKER
mar 1l-eo4W
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New York MARKET

NEW YORK, March Colour: sales
OF 5000 barrels of State brands at s. .25:
Southern at s. 50aS7.68. Wheat: sales
OF 5000 bushels at Sill for red. Corn;
sales of $1,000 bushels at &c cents for
mixed. and - cents for yellow. Stock
iirmer. Cotton unchanged.
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~ SPRING GOODS
NTE are opening to-day some pretty Spring
w CLOTHS, CAsSIMER rs, and VESTINtiS, to
watch We invite our friends and the public Weave
prepared to fill any order in superior style.
We have also Clothing ready made of our own
make, In quality and style much superior to whs.
II generally TO he found in the ready -made line II
being our determination to keep nor but the best
Also, hne Dress Shirts with full supply Of Fancy
and other articles for gentlemen's USE.
\ YOUNG &OREM
Merchant Taiors and Clothiers, Browns Hotel.
m r 16-2w
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81 To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoycsaN,-Haviny
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Fonn-
dry business, and knowing that can, and deter
minei that will give satisfaction (both as regards
price and quality Of work) to all who may favor me
with orders for CASTINGS, solicit the patronage of
the public.
WIN. sMALLwooD, Rock Greek Foundry, Pa avenue,
near Georgetown, Washington. feb 2l-lm+
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III ORSES, WAGON AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
IL pair of fine bay HORSES, unequalled for
working on farm or for traveing-perfectly sound,
KIND and gentle In harness-are without fault
will be sold low, the owner has no farther use for
them. Also, two horse lumber WAGON, and small
CARRIAGE for one or two horses, both nearly as
good as new. Enquire of A. W. DENHAM, corner
o. 18th street west, and street north.
feb 23-eotf
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By GREEN = SCOTT. AuctIoneer..

By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneera,
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY #
Auct!on-0n THURSDAY the 23d instant. We
shsi sell at o'clock p m in front of the preni
sss part OF Lot No 1. in Square Sa7, with the i'm.
prUvemeuts, which IRE Q nearly rev two tory birch
house con aiming 1--WE rooma cellar. woodhouse and
stable The property fronts on sih betw p and o
streets north "a - =
Also, part Of Lot No. T. ard all of Lot No In the
same square. The two piecss of ground lie sdtoip.
ing. and front on 9Th street los feet running bak
% feet inches. g j. u Z = - -"
Title indisputable. ~ a.
Terms: Ope-ha'fcash; balance in six twelve. Is
and "a months the purchaser to give notes for the
defer, payments, bearing interest from DAY of tale
A deei given and a deed Of trust taken &
GREEN 4 SCOTT, IS Z
mar cd -.l. uctior..-s =
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
L Cow, &c at Audubon FRIDAY. the 2itl
IN tant we shall sell, at the late re. dence Of Mrs
Mary Lazenhy decs ased. at 10 O'Clock a. m on l2,i
between Massachusetts avenue and NJ street north
q good assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, Bureau, Work stands and Tables
Oanes=at and other Chairs, Bedstsads, &c.
Feather Beds, Be3ding, and Mattress
Carpets, Rugs, Mating, and Oilcioth
Cooking, airtight, d other Stove Refrigerator
China, Glass, Crockery, ana Stoneware
WIN many other articles, which deem unnecessa-
ry to enumerate.
Aiso, hrst rate Mich Cow, now giving milk.
Terms: All sums under SIS cash over ga, credit
ct fixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsea, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
mar I'D Auctioneers
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~ AAs &Ss . \ Auct1OneeTs
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Aucticn.-B,
virtue Of a decree of the ircuit Court of the
District OF columbia, passed At December term 1852
the subscriber will offer at pub sale on the prem
ises on MONDAY, ths 9th II slant. the 70 lowing
Lots OF ground la the city OF Washington aceoruin,
10 Dssidsens Subd vision. viz;
Lot No. l. in square 2l3, at the junction of Massa.
chusetts avenue and N street north, between l4ti,
and lbih.
Lot No. s. in square 2la, on l4lh street and Yer
mont avenue.
Let's Nos ~ and %, in square 20, on st., north
bet 14th and 18th. --..
Lot No 2, in square 222, On New York avenue,
bet 18th and 18th "a. s--I -.
Lots No. 2, Is, Is, ard b In square 24s, on K st
fronting Franklin Square.
Sale to commence at ~ O'clock, n. m with LO,
No. ], In Square 2l3. - 80 .-ss-A
An authorized plat Of each square will be exhibit
ed at the sale. - . b.. .z4s. 80
|. Terms: Onefourth cash; the residue In three
equal instalnens, at O, II, and Is ,nihs, with in
terest for which bonds will he required, with sp
proved sureties. ai ~~sa3 -.r.T 3. d. - 80
If the terms not complied with in ave days AZ
ter the sale, the property viii be resold at the rsl
aud cost of tie purchaser -..- '--s
Upon the ratification of the sale bv the Court and
payment Of the purchase money in full, 18th the in
terest the trustee win convey the property sold 4
the respective purchasers. $50
I'D. CHAPMAN, Trustee.
mar 16, 20, q, 25-zt esr - t.1 r7'i -. s,
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Arrival Of the Crescent CITY.

NEW YORK, March 19.-The steamer
Crescent City arrived here to-day, with
dates from Havana to the l4th inst.
The steamer Black Warrior was still
IN the possession of the government. Her
captain, officers and crew were ON board
the steamer Fulton.
There is no news from Cuba of moment.
All was quiet.
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The Equinoctisl storm.

BALTIMORE. March 20.-Accounts from
the lakes and Northern coasts represent
the storm terribly destructive. Several
vessels are reported to have been wrecked.
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~E@h ON MONDAYS, WEDNES-
.E:sss5ssss7SDAYS, AND FRIDAYS.-Fare
for The Koaad Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Alexan-
dria, 70 cents.
Washington at 9, and Alexandra at 911 am.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at SKI fare
for the coach 10 cents. -
Persons wishing the coach TO csll for them will
leave their residences with George Thomas Parker
4 %. ~
~ Refreshments 70 be had on the boat.
,.,...s..f.-t JOB C0R60N, Captain.
mar it, 80 -.
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mar I'D

BY r. n. STRATTON, Auctioneer.
TWO STORY FIR lME DWELLING AND yALU.
l. able Lot at Auction.-On TUESDAY, the 2Ist
instant, at O'Clock p m, the premises, shall
sell the south half of Lot No. of the subdivision
square No. IA, together with the improvements.
consistng Of a new two-story frame House, with s
back building and other conveniences, situated CD
Delaware avenue, between aud streets north.
Iiti' indisputsble. COnveysncing at the expense
of purchaser. :. ..
Terms: One half cash; the residue in equal in
stslments at six twelve, and eighteen months with
Interest, satisfactorily secured. mar III
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Do not fall to give It trial.
Price Is cents, in large BEETLES. s. ys0r9. ~
s. BARNES, Proprietor, 1s1 Broadway, Ny.
mar 1O-lm - - = = -

METhoPoL TAN GALLERY.-We cannot too
highly recemmend to the notice of onr resa.rs 80
beautiful stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrr.
ADAMS Dunshee, Successors to Thompson They
are practical Daguerreoty psts and fully understand
Their productions. They give to their snhiect. an
easy natural position the right tone of COMPLEXION
narmonize the lights manage the rea ctions soften
.ne shadows and in fact give you Daguerreotype
Whicn cannot be equaled In this city, in proof of
which they will be happy to make picture of any
person, FREE Of ezpense who would like to test their
sam in comparison with rival establishments
Remember the metropolitan Gallery" formerly
fnompsons, Pa. avenue bet. n and 9Th SITS