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- most beautiful. choice, and Varied q. sort.
nent OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has Just
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
Dur citizens, as well as strangers, should, by all
means give them trial, their goods are made up
N the very best manner and most fashionable style
due black and colored Cloth frock and dress Coats.
len 'estinss, &C., with selection Of Furnishing
dods not surpassed in the city for beauty and STYLE
'aTticuiar care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths Department
Their prices are uniformly low, and we say to one
and all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere.
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SINGULAR.-A person living in the neigh
borhood Of the Seventh street plank road, was
often surprised at the robberies committed on
his hen roost, the number OF chickens dimin-
ishing daily, although no traces of the author
Of the outrage could be found, and what was
quite as extraordinary, the eggs were not
touched. watch was accordingly set, and
the depredatOr was found to be a squirrel,
who, on being pursued, took refuge in Gales
woods, where he was freed by a small dog that
joined in the chase, and shot from below, BY
one Of the party. The squirrel, as poor
Richard would say, paid dear for his whistle.
The HIPPoDRoME.-There was q large at.
tendance last night, at the Hippodroms, and
the performances went off with much eciaf.
The proprietors must make their hay while
the sun shines, for they had most unfortunate
spell of rainy weather on their arrival. Their
expenses have been great, and they need a
crowded house 1--WE beg pardon, tent to cover
the outlay that they have incurred. Those
who intend to visit the HI ppodrome, must lose
no time, for We understand that they will ex-
nibit at Baltimore next week.
LIBERIA.-The American Colonization So
ciety has chartered the ship Sophia Walker. 10
sail from Baltimore on the 10Th instant, with
emigrants fof Liberia She will touch at Nor
folk and Savannah. and will carry about $50
emigrants from different States. She will alse
take sOne miss; on aries and two young colored
men who have been thoroughly educated fol
physlcians.-IHat. LnseILigencer.
METHODIST Book CoscERN.-The judgment
Of the L. s Circuit Court for Ohio, which de-
cided on division of the Methodist Book
Concern at Cincinnati, between the Methods
Episcopal Church, North, and the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, has been reversed
BY the Supreme Court Judge Nelson gave
his decision yesterday, which is in favor Of
the Church South
MARINES four companies Of Marines
Stationed at the barracks went through dress
drill yesterday afternoon. General Pierce
and the Hon. Jefferson Davis we're present, as
well as a large number Of other spectators.
II Is not perhaps generally known that these
drills take place several times per week regu-
larry, and that the marine band is always IN
attendance.
The FARIErE.-This popular and elegant
little theatre will reopen on Monday week
next the Sth proIimo. Miss Kimberly, VINO Is
aEell known and talented actress, viii lore
Vns sf the company. vt.s
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E$soMEIHING NEw.-ln consequence of the lib
raj patronage bestowed on the METROPOLITAN Gal
Try. the proprietor has made an engsS em-nt with
VIZ. Verge, an artist from London, by whose pro-
cess daguerreo:ypes will be coored with briliianc,
aud far SURPRISING in beauty of effect and decacy
of detail the finest paintings on ivory To avoid
disappointment, ladies and gentlemen are invited to
make their engagements in advance, and their min.
atures will then be made at the hour designs ted
metropolitan Gallery over Lane fuckers store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
GEO
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Bal6Woro Market.

BALTIMORE. April 25.-F1our appears
firmer: the sales comprising 5000 barrels
Howard Street, at $3.50, and City Mills
held at the same price. Wheat has ad-
yanced; 1000 bushels white having been
disposed of at from SOS to S2.l2; red
at 81 95aS2.95. Corn; sales of is. 600
bushels white at from % to Is cts; yellow
at from as to IS cts Oats; sales Of 5000
bushels at from 4S to so. Other articles
remain unchanged. -s:, .,....
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SCIENCE as. ENPIRICISM.
DROP JAS. McCLINTeths sEkIEs VI FAM
IY MEtICJTES
pectoral Syrup Cod and Cough Mixture
rheumatic mixture Fever and Ague Specific
Rheumstic Lniment Tonic aud Alternative Syr
As,Lrna and Wkooping up
r Cough Remedy Anoiyne Mixture
Diarrh9a Cordial Il Chol. Anti-bilious Pills
era Preventive Vegetable Purgative Pills
Oyspeptic Elixir
The public may rest assured that the above Sc
ries Of medicines is the r. suit of profound medca
science consummats skill, long experience and dis
tngushed success.
Orders from the trade for all or any of the above
medicines are respectfully solicited and will be filled
upon the most liberal terms, by - ~ -....
j. L. HENSHAW,
General Agen. for A CUsHMAN CO., PrrPrie
tors, No. l22 Fulton street, New York.
Office corner of Pennsylvania avenue snd iith st.,
up stairs.
Sold by Patterson Marin, Stott Gilman, ElEot.
Kidwell Lawrence, and b, Dr. walsh, Navy Yard
me
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneel

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
l. Aurtion.-on F6IDAY morning, the 18th inst,
Il 10 o'clock, i shall sell at the resder ce of j. B.
Tree Esq, west eide of 18th street. betxeep aud
STREETS, all bis Furniture and Household Effects
viz:
Mahogany hair-seat parlor Chairs, arm Chair
Do card Ts bles dining Table
Cane and wood-seat Chi rs, Lounges
Secretary ami Bookcase work Table
Mahogany Sideboard Clock
Carpets, curtain and widow Shades
China, glass, ard crockery Ware
Mshogan, Bureaus, Washstands
DO and walnut Bedsteads
Hair and husk Mattresses, Pillows
Looking glasses, Toilet Sets, &C.
Tosether win general assortment of kitchen fur.
niture.
der.
Terms: $25 and under cash; over $25 credit of
TWO and four months, for notes satisfactorily en-.
doIsed, bearing interest.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
apr Zo-d Auctiouaer.
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COL. FREMONT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific. O. g. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public q Compound, which is a
POSITIVE CURE ToR 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 LOO in large Bottles
Soll BY all Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. G. q. D. GILMAN, General Agent for
Washington and surrounding country.
G. Il. FISHER 90. Proprietors,
-. No. Al Superior Street, Cleveland O.
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Kew York Market.

NEW York, April 26.-Flour advanced
sales of 5000 bbls. State, at 81 6s a
So 81. Southern, at 81 81 SO Is.-
Wheat held at five cents higher. Corn
tirmer-30,O 900 bushels mixed having
changed hands, at SO cts; yellow, at sc
cts. Cotton held higher Stocks firmer
generally advanced from one-half to
one per cent.
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TELEGRAPHIC. - =
BIZ EgUSR'S PRINTING FRLEGRAPH.- :
EXPRESSLY FOR THE Evening STAR.
Imposition upon the Public by the Associated
Pres through the Haiifsx Mo,ono,x

imposition upon the Public by the Assooisted
Pres through the Halifax Monopoly.
New YORK, April ga daring At
tempt was made yesterday to impose
upon the public BY the publication of
false news per the Arabia. The Extra
EIpscS said: ff" j. -
That the news reported the death of
the Gar: Is.. ~ =
u decline Of two or three shillings in
hour; two to four shillings in corn: coR-
soils advanced five-eishths TO seven
bales; O'O0O
That Lord John Russell had stated in
Parliament that the war would soon be
settled: .--
That Soule had demanded bis pass
ports in consequence Of Spain refusing
PREPARATION for the Black Warrior;
That the steamer Washington had been
wrecked.
The above is only specimen of the
lies perpetrated. Other equally malicious
falsehoods were told; all OF which the
editors Of the Express say they received
from their regular telegrapbic Agent Of
| saiS oSooStotSo pfSsS, WuO, dilc[ Inc news
was published, notified them that il was
false.
This publication caused severe losses
to the merchants, who are exceedingly
indignant a. the imposition pracised.
A meeting of the Associated Press was
Immediately called. but the result of their
dell 6siatlons has not yet transpired.
This Halifax monopoly is the cause of
immense injury to the commercial por-
won OF our cities, and very injurious to
the country papers. l.--
The object Of the Associated Pxss of
New York in this combination is to con-
centrate all the news at New York, and
publish it in the papers there, and were
1t not for opposition, none of the country
papers would receive any news.
1t is also stated, and with some degree
OF truth, that the news received by the
association in the morning, is used by
them for purposes Of speculation, and in
that way nearly all the agents expenses
Of the New York Telegraphic Aassocia-
ton are borne. --s.> 20 :. 80
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~ AZ a Spring and Summer Medicine CARrERs
PARISH MKT Re stands preeminent above all 9TH
RS. Its sipgnlary eficarous action on the blood
is strengthening and vivifying qua ties. its tonic
sction on the LIVER Its tendency to drive all humors
TO the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Natures own prescription; its harmless, and
1t the same time extraordinary good effects, and the
aumber of cures testified to by M nv of the most 70
pectable citizens Of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere.
must be con, lusive evidence that there is no hum.
5ug about it.
Tbs tris! OF single bottle will satisfy the most
,ceptical Of it's benefits.
80 See advertisement
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Destructive Fire.

NEw YORK, April ga fire broke
out at ten o'clock tonight in the six
story store opposite the Park, occupied
by William T. jennings, tailor, and
others. The building and its contents
were totally destroyed, together with
Mr.. Jennings extensive stock of cloths
and ready made clothing. Loss very
heavy.
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DUMP MAKING and

/ :. WELL DIGGING
My pump making establishment remaining at the
old stand. heretofore prepared to execute all
work OF the sort Ut the shortest notice. best MANNER
and at the cheapest rates. 3. 100.
n =. " - WIN. TUCKER,
Corner 10th s,rest south and Maryland ave.
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sp I'D

A UCTlCN CARD.-The undersigned viii
"A conttnus the general Auction end Commissior
business at the spacious Wal ehouse on the soutt
Il 9 OF Pennsylvania avenue. formerly occupied b,
b; ctr ton. They are prepared to cash all sales
ahont delay, and respectfully snlicit share of The
pubic patronage In which they trust TO merit tho
confidence that msy be bestox ed upon them.
Liberal advances made unlimited consign
ments.
Ar. I. N sTRtTToN Is employed by US, and will
attend % the auction department.
ap Him ID B. CANpBFIJ, ~
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MA GNIFIC n II CHICKERINC
Vl PIANOS, just received per Boston D. ckei
Luther Child, our first invoice of superior Piano
Fortes, from the new and popular factory of jacob
XIV With .nsnd or
round corners, top moulding and futed less-si1.
61s, ~ ana z octaves. HILBUS HITZ,
ap-l l7 af'i7 "a -t+ Musical Depot
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- A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, c,rner of Sd st
aHd Indiana avenue is prepared to fill all orders far
Doors Sash, Blinds, Mould. gs, &c ~
Tarniug in wood, such es Baiustera. and Neua,,
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers. ~ N'a@n
large quantity Of the above articles on hand az
lew prices -""0 CT
Also, lot OF second hand Store Fixtures. count.
eA'' Oha"e's, SheiV1ng, &C. ap4-eo3m
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By GRE EN- e. SCOTT, Aucttoneers.

By GREEF & SCOTT, Aucttoneers.
NALUARLE BUILDING LOTS fronting on stb
Y and Sth streets. at Auction On FRIDAY,
the 18th instant, shall SELL at o'clock . M, n
front of the Premises Lots Nos 4, 8, 6, and :. IN
square f22 fronting i50 feet eth and 9Th street,
west, AID 200 feet on street nrrth -
The above property Is Handsomely situated in Che
same square of t. residence Of Mr. NJ. Hoover a Id
wili be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Title indsputsble. -.
Terms: 0ne-'hird cash; balance In six and IL
months, for notes bearing interest.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
-.t' " GREEN SCOTT,
ap 25-d Anrt;on....
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Joe ShillfngtOn receives all the New
BOOKS and NEwsPAPERs as fast as published. He
10 agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of street and Penn
5ylVanla avenue. aug 10
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PLOUGHS-PLGUGHS.

~ The subscriber Is now man.
Nu facturinS at the corner OF
49,. 18th and c streets, in this city.
an Iron Plough, which was
patented in October last, called Hurlburts Patent
Convex Mould Bead Plou. hp-where he is IRE
pared to supply dealers and farmers en- reasonable
terms. He viii ais dispose c the patent right 70
manufacture raid ploughs for counties or states.
During the short period since the patent was is.
sued, 1t has suparceded all other descriptions OF
ploughs, where they have been brought int, CONNIE.
tition.
Orders respectfully solicited.
ap 21-f W. A. CAMERON
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BY !. c. MCGUIRE, Auction..r.

O' "CUOInh's AuctIOneer.
INTENSIVE SALE o. CITY LOTS 70 close an
~ Estate--ou MONDAY afternoon, Nav LIST. at
O'Clock at my Auction Rooms, I shall sen the fol.
lowing described Lois: W.
Square 500, lots 3 and 4 E
Do 9l6, do 3, 4, 5,67.S, O. end 10
Do e17, do I, 2, 8, o, 10 IL, ~. IL. and IA
Do 9ti, do 3, 4, 6, ando
Do sG2. do 3, 4, So s, 9, and 10
Do el2, do 2, 3, 4, s, 8, anc 10
Do ss7, do 1, 2, 5, 9, 70, II, IL, Is, 20, q
and %.
Title indispntable.
Terms Onethird cash, the residue in six and l.
months for notes barring interest," secured by deed
Of trust on the property. --T - =
All conveyancing at the cost Of purchaser
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sp I'D II sn,f;onasr
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46-SPLENDID PICTURES Those OF our readers no
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures,
mould not fail to pay visit to Plumbs Rooms on
toe Avenue. He has OIL exhibition there come choice
Pscimens OF the new art of Dasu rreotyping IN OIL
which for beauty and excellence. are iutomparabe
There is portrait executed, in this last style, of
resident Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
'rtst, every ineamsnt thereof giving life like ex-
preston. MIR. rlumbe is reckoned among the first
daguerrean artist Of our time mars
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~ HKS1Y's 1NviGoKATINa CoRDlAL-The cele-
DRAFTED cure ior GENEBAL DEBILITY and ell NERVOUS
DISEASES. Price 81 per bottle; bottles for So; 6
for IS; IL for SIG. For sale by
W. H. GILMAN, Washington,
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandria,
MAoPHERsoN MARSHALL, Baltimore,
T. W DyorT Sons, Phila eIpbia,
And by Druggists throughout the country.
mar 2S-1Io*
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Dl K ID

On the 18th instant, Mrs. ANN ESPEY. in the
60th year Or her age.
On the 25Ih instant, OF cramp collie, in the 29th
y Ear of his age, JOHN MCLEAN ADDISON, late
Of the u. =. Army.
On the 24th instant. DR.. EDWARD II. CARMI-
CHAEL. tie Of Fredericksburg, Virginia, in the
5Sth year o. his age
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The Susquehsuna Tiyer.

HAvRE DE GRACE, April 25.-The river
mas risen very high from the recent rain
and snow. The current is very strong,
which operate much against shad fishing.
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Hreshet in the Delaware.

EAsroN, Pa, April 25.-There is a.
twelve feet freshet in the Delaware. and
The water is still rising. The Morris
canal has been somewhat damaged BY the
freshet, but to what extent we have not
learned. --a.g
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JAPANNED WARE.

HAVE now in st re the lsreeet assortment OF
Il Jspanned Ware ever offered to the Washington
public consisting Of Toilet sets Dressing Cases Deed
Cash Boxes, Tea and Coffee Canisters, Sugar
soxe', Nursery Lamps, Chamber Buckets, Water
buckets &C., to numerous to mention, all Of which
will take great pleasure in showing those Who may
favor me with q call. 5aa sfi---a'~ :,
JAMES sKIRvING,
Washington Stove Mandatory,
South east corner Pa. avenue and nth st,
ap 26-soSt ik-S 2 - - "a p
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NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOB 1854.


NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN that
IN the Board Of Assessors will meet daily q;
their Off e in the City Hall, from the lith to the
18th of April, Inclusive Sundays excepted from
O'Clock a m. to oc.ock p. m, for the purpose o.
hearing and determining the complaints and appeals
Of all persons who may consider themselves aggreved
by the and Valuations Of property made
for taxes for the pre- ent year. by the amount OF
capital assessed as employed in the BUSINESS of any
private banker broker, or money lender, and to
make any corrections, alterations, and additions
that may be proper in the lists OF pers to be re-
turned ss subject to a school tax for this year.
All complaints and appeals must be made In writ
ing to the Board of Assessors.
By order Of the Board:
IF. HARKNEss,
apr lO-dtc6th secr. tsry.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY.
HAVE just received a very large assortment Of
l. Clorks, Watches, and Jewelry, which VIII bs
cold cheap for cash. or good paper at short dates
Also, Clock Materials of every kind, such as Cords
Springs, Hands, Keys, &c.
Also, CLICKS, Watches, and Jewelry, at Wholesale
or retail.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere. ]. ROBINSON,
Penna. avenue, opposite BROWNE Hotel
An 7.-d2m - -if'll-F sfu
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I'D 2l-t

E'RENoH SHIRT BOsOMs.-The rapid increase
l. in the sale of the new SHIRT BOSOMS wal.
rants us in presenting to the trade and our custom
ers very large assortment Of the newest STYLES and
ct the most moderate prices
Families and shirt.makers will find It cheaper to
buy these bosoms than to make tI,sm. The trade
supplied ut wholesale prices at STEVENS'S
ap 2z-eotf Sales Room Browns Hotel
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NV wish to infoam our friends and the public
w generally, that we now have The largest and
cheapest stock Of Dry Goods to be found in this city
and most earnestly call the attention of persons VIII,
buy for the cash, as We know We can offer then
goods at least ten cent cheaper than houses Win
sell on credit 1t Is very eertsin and plsin thai
houses that do a credit bu sness must charge an ex
ira profit to cover losses In bad debts and to make
up for difference in the time they have to wait 70,
their money. Our motto is quick sa'es and small
Call and try us. YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY,
ap lin Corner 7th st. AMI Pc ay.
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Passage of the Consolidated R;II.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 25.-The bill
to consolidate the Baltimore ami Susoue-
hanna, York and Cumberland, MARYLAND
Line, and Susquehanna Railroads, passed
the House to-day, with an ,unimportant
amendment. 1t will, however. require
the bill to be sent back tn the Senate for
concurrence.
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SPRING CLOTHING

GENTLE aEN preferring to have their Clothing
" made to ordsr are invited TO examine the So
perior advantages We hoW Offering in prioe and
quality 70 purchasers Of siogle -rments or
FULL sUlTS
made to order In thu most superior manner and OF
the rest qualities Il
CLOTHS, CASStMERFS. AND vESrINGs,
Having tie sssistanc. of able and experienced cut
ters we can fithul promise entire satisfaction In
all cases. WALL STEPHENS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th.and 10th sts.,
sp :I-H '"'-s next to Iron Hau.
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Death Of an old Merchant

NEw York, April 25.-James Mat
thews, one Of our oldest and most inf]u.
entail merchants, died here to-day, at his
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ENOR RsNT-A Warehouse, on It'll street, lately
l. occupied BY Ephrai@ Wheeler, opposite the
somely located in the business part of the city.
Also, the second floor if required, or eithe floor
separate Enquire up stairs, third floor, on the
premises. JOB VI. ANGUS.
ap 2-5t*
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~ NOW ID THE TIME.-The display of dsguerreo-
types at PLUMBa GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave.
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
Inc splendid ptrtures they obtain there. Let it be
1uiy remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and what is gratifying al
Eays attains It. This accounts for the success Of
tiumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
III "eatners dec7-
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LfMBLEMS Divine and Moral hx
IL Francis Quarles ~
Voices of the Day, BY DR.. Cumming
Voices Of the Night do do
Poslfive Theology. by Rev. Asbury Lowrey
Suuerings and Glories of the Me- sish BY the Rev
John Brown, DID, " VIC i'e'
waters from the Well Spring, by Rev. E. II. Bck
Schoolboy Days and Youthful Companions
Rainbow in the North. by gies Tucker
Aoceo Rutta; or. Sunri,e in the Tropics
English Family and Pocket Bibles
GRAY & BALLANTYNE.
'P ~@-a Seventh street.
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A UCTION EMBROIDERIEs,

A UCTION EMBROIDERIEs, Plain
n and Dotted Swiss M1slns-Just received
from auction, lar. lot Of Enbroid RES Plain and
Dotted Swiss Muslins, DeLsnes, Bereges. reBege
Shaw|s IS cts; Silk Nantes s.; Lawns plain Swis.
10, Inserting cts, Collars 6, Parasols, Bennets.
Flats. Hats, &c.
Also, first rate stock of Gaiers, slippers, and
other kinds of Shoes at the very lowest prices
For great bargains come to BROWNS
Cheap Cash Store, corner 7th and sts.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

L'OR sALE-a small two-story BRICK HOUSE.
Il nesriy new, on sth street west be'ween p ana
z streets north. Irqui g at Gibson's Drawing and
Painting Academy, corner 18th and sts.
Cd 26--lw
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philadelphia Markats

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Flour held
at 1851. Wheat, 4 cents higher. Corn
held at 50 to 50 cents.
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t'ok SALE OR RENT-My late DWELLING, on
Il Frederi,k uear First street Georgttown III .
house, which has beau put in complete repair con.
tains some twelve rooms good kit hen. large Or,
csliar white pump Of exec lieut. water in the yard,
snohe mouse, &C. In th9rt. every convenience ne
cessary for the accommodation of q resnect. hie
family. Terms moderate, r pETrIr
ap 26-3t
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tfOR RENr-Two ROOMS, furnished or unfur.
Il nished, on the 6rst floor.
Also, furnished fri mt Chamber. To pnnctual
tenant the rent will be moderate Situation on the
north side of street, 9Th door east of 7th Apply
on the premises nm OFT