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BAUIFF'S SALE

I(f virtue OF an order Of dist amt from William
IL Ill. Hsirover, and TO me directed against the
goods ana chsttes Of }. n. b. Nowland Z rem. due
and in arrears, have seized and taken the tollo.
ing, VIZ: bureaus, carpets, l bureau. I mattress
hather pillows, blanke'. wash sand. chair
curtains and tsine, 3 e-dsteads = mattresses ard
pillows, frames, stool, wash stand. stir and
carfet In lassage, wash staEd, basin, pitcher and
vine grass ana curtain, passage carpet wardrobes,
looking glssses.S curaains centre table pa,r and
irons chairs, "a pillow cases ma ttr, ss-s wash
sand aud ti!et sets, z ather beds, pillows and
ooistsrs, spreats fender centre table. CARPET
cane sest eha'rs, passage carpet, looking glass.
SOFA, -stra lamp. divans, marble top table win
dow corni'es. mahogany chairs, rocker and It'd =
whatnot wa stand and toilet small table. IL shests
ana towels aud hereby give You potic. that
snail sell the aforesaid goods in front If the Ceptr,
market house, at the hour Of 10 a. m on THURSDAY
the 9th day of March, 1854
CHARLES KEMBLE,
mar 2-ThSw 80 Rails
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LYONS KATHAIROr.

For freseruing, Restoring, and Beamifyinq tn,
Ha'r is the most delightful and wonderful articl.
the world ever produced. It's astonishing success il
without precedent in the history of the Mate,io
Medtea. Dark and luxuriant curls, sos. and glossy
hair, with scores of admirers (mark this ladies Ii
the universal effect of the Kathairon Bald and
grey heads were perfectly astonished "The IA
thairon has fully restored my hair after badness
of II years. A. ]. CoUnTRlaHr, 70 Bond st., N. Y
The Kathairon is a certain cure fog Nervous Head
ache and all Cutaneous diseases Sold nv ali dealers
everywhere. Try it.
Price % cents, in large bottles
D. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 16l Broadway, Ny.
feb 11-lm
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MOUHr CLARE,
BALTIMORE, March 4, 1884


Nep Engine Honsss-Increase of Eys:pbt-
Improvements Of tile Vest End-Leut-
THE Star-Fatai Occurrence
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have just completed twenty engine houses
which has long been required-the number Of
engines being so large that the company were
compelled to leave a number of them in the
yard exposed to the weather, which, of course
was detrimental. The design was by Thomas
w nans, who construc! led the St. Petersburyb
railway in Russia. The construction of the
houses is such as to admit but one engine
They commence at the depot, and extend along
the line Of the road az far as the ssSulphur
pump. In point Of economy, the plan does
not appear to meet with much satisfaction.
The machine department, under the indefat-
igable management of Samuel J. Hayes is
busily engaged in building and rebuilding en-
gines-for durability, speed, and beauty, can
not be surpassed. The engines which the com
pany have purchased from Boston and else
where will not compare with the Mount Clare
engines. l hope the company will give up the
idea of impor ting and build their own engines
The freight from the West is pouring in at q
very rapid rate, which will increase the reve-
nue. considerable, and will be very cheering to
the stockholders.
a worthy young man, in the employ Of Mr..
Koss Winans, lost his life yesterday morning
ne was engaged in boring out cylinder, and
while In the act of examining it, he was caugh,
oy the strap OF the lathe and crushed to death
| our est End" is rapidly improving in
the way Of fine buildings. W. Newman 4
cons nave erected large piano man ufaotory
on Lombard, west of Oregon street Their in.
s.raments cannot be surpassed, both in beauty
and tone, In Europe or this country. Success,
to them The Me.hodists have nearly COM
Pleted a sp'endi d church in Union Square Tn,
design IL very unique. and will be truly AN or
namsnt to tAe West End" 1 vas Informed
that the ground was rendered gratuitouslv h,
| Columbus o Donnell, one of our most ves,tby
and respectable citizens.
The Holy Season commenced with the Cath
olics on Ash w Wednesday. The Pastor of ST
Peters Church Rev. j. MeCJlgan) has giyel
notice to his congregation that two lectures
week will be held at the church during Lent
The congregation will no doubt hear some abb
and learned discourses.
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WE WILL OPEN this morning variety
w of new SPRING GOODS, consisting in part
Of viz: fN
Plaid silks, Striped Silks, Figured Silks
French MOusseine dc LANES
Plaid and stripe Berege Delaines
One ctse handsome Berese DeIaines, at 121 cts Der
French Chintzes, English Chintzes, American Chiut
French Gingbams English Ginghams
Grape Sha~ls, Cashmere Shawls, Camels hair
Shawls ~AA
And complete assortment of Staple Goods of all
kinds, to which We respectfully invite the attention
of purchasers HALL A RROTHEp
feb 20-eo2w -'''
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~ SECRET FOR THE L.DIEs.-How to preserve
beauy.-Don't use Chalk, Lily White, or any Of the
plexion.
fyou would have the roses brought back to your
cheek, clear, healthy, and transparent skin, and
lie and vgor infused through the SYSTEM get bot
tie OF Carters Spanish Mixture, and take it accord
ing to directions 1t does not taste quite as we'll
your swee meats; but if after few doses you do not
find your health and beauty reviving, your step
elastic and vigorous and the whole system refreshed
ana inylgorated like Spring morning, then your
case is hopeless, and ali the valuable certificates we
poss'ss 90 for naught 1t is the greatest purifier
the blood known: il perfectly harmless, and at the
same time powerfully effcacious.
- See advertisement
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HoRsEs, WAGON AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE.
IL pair IF fine bay HORSES, unequalled for
working on farm or for traveling-perfctly sound,
KIND and gentle In harness-are without fault
WIN be sold low, as the owner has farther for
them Also, a two horse lumber WAGON, and email
cARkIAaE for one or two horses, both nearly as
gooi as new. Enquire Of A. W. DENHAM, corner
feb 2S-eotfj - = A---t y Z
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RaltimoIa Market.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-Flour-sales O,
LOCO bbls. Howard street at S7.l2s a
1926; also, l 900 bbls. City Mills at
$7.25. Wheat-sales Of 5000 bushels
at Sl.72 $l.75 for white. and Sl.7O a
Sl.72 for red. Corn-sales Ii 900 bush
els at Il IS for white, and at II IS
cents for yellow. Oats sold at AZ 50
cents. Whiskey at % 81 cents De
gallon Butter in kegs sold at II l3
cents; roll at Is Is cents.
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~ METRoPoLITAN GALLERY-We cannot too
mighty recommend to the notice of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrs.
Adams Dunshee, SUCCESSORS to Thompson They
are practical Daguerreotypists and fully understand
the business which is evident from inspection of
Their productions They give to their subjects an
easy natural position, the right tone of complexion
harmonze the lights, manage the refe ctions soften
the shadows, and in fact give you Daguerreotype
which cannot be equaled in this city, in proof of
person, free Of expense, who would like to test their
skill III comparison with rival establishments.
hemembsr the metropolitan Gallery" formerly
Thompson's, Pa. avenue, bet u and 9th SITS
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COL. EREm0NT

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
10 the Pacific. G 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at Iensth
brought before the Public Compound, which IS a
POSITIVE CURE FOB Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
t:stfy. See Circulars, to he had of the Agents
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles,
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
Town, d. c. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country.
G. K. FISHER & CO. Proprietors
No. Al Superior Street Cleveland n
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Medical Institute Burned Threatened Riot

ROME, N. Y, March 4.-This morning
fire broke out in the Medical Institute
of this city. said to have been kindled by
an unknown female; but the fire com.
panies were soon on the spot and extin-
guished the flames. In one of the rooms
some anatomical specimens and fragments
OF dissected bodies were discovered.
and the people became much excited, hur.
ling the remains from the windows and
threatening the members of the Institute
The police Were called to obtain order,
and the excitement was ouelled bv ,oon
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS!

UsT received q new lot of GOOD,, amongst wkici
- are some very pretty Spring Prints Berege De
cts; Cambrics, Irish Linens, Hosiery, Gloves, Col
lars, &C. &c; 100 pieces Cottons, all grades and at
the lowest prices Also, large addition to my stock
OF Shoes consisting Of laoies', misses, chdrens'
mems and boys. pair of ladies' Shoes, Stocking
aud Gloves all fer 80 cents Ladies' Gum Sandals 30
cents.
Call at the Great Cheap Cash Store, TB BROWN.
corner OF I ID and streets, Northern Liberties
feb 22-tf
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~ The stock of NOAH WALKER Co.'S Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, is rich and varied at present
az In the early part of the season. Stranger. and
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsewhere. Their
goods are by themselves aud burchasert
may rely on good ft They closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices as
they must all he disposed Of in time for the COMING
season Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them if you would save money.
ion
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Coal Miners on q Strike.

BALTIMORE, March Con- Saturday,
the miners in the Cumberland coal re-
gion had procession, carrying banners,
inscribed Forty cents per ton n' s.Vic-
tory or DEATH They marched to the
mines at Langdin, and prevented them
from working; also stopped those engaged
at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
mines. Serious trouble is apprehended.
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS

DAlR Of Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for 30
l. cents: Black SIX so c. nts q yard; Car, et l2
cents; Bonnets % cents; Underseeves, IS /; Cbemi-
sstts 20; Check cents; Calico cepts Gloves cts
Cndershirts 81 Shawls 81; Embroi dercd El.sf,cs
cents, DC.
Also, Ladies' Gum Sandals g. Slippers 81; asiters
70; Mems Boots 81 90; Chldren's Shoes 2s Umbrel
las 81 cents. &c.
Come 70 the Great Cheap Cash Store for Bsrp.,ns
corner OF u and sts., Northern Liberties.
jan 2l-r n ppou>,
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ahs ssnes Adser

-GHARLRsroN, March 3-The United
States mail steamship James Adger.
Captain f'ekinscs. from New York, ar
rived h,r. this friday morning.
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New York Market.

New YORK, March 6-la,P. M.-Flour
duller-sales of 1000 barrels of State
brands at 1915; Southern at S7,S7.
Wheat declining. Corn-sales of IS 600
bushels at 74c for mixed and 78a79 for
white. Cotton firm. Stocks advancing.
The steamer due has not yet arrived.
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OrrRGEorsVASpALisa.-The piece of mar.
Die which was sent as tribute Of respect from
ms Holiness, the Pope, to the " ashington Ma
tlooal Monument Association, was taken from
the place and broken to pieces. =
The fragments were found on the banks of
the Potomac this morning. This act Of vand:i-
ism was committed last night, the perpetrators
Of the outrage tied the Waterman in his box.
HARD CAsE.-Last evening, Young man
went to the Guard House and requested the
CAPTAIN to call at his house and take his
father away, and further asked the Captain.
if he got him in his custody. sfor Gods sake
don't let him go back again" It is hard for
the parent to complain of the child, but what
must be the feelings of the child when forced
to ask the imprisonment Of the PARENT
METROPOLITAN RAILRoAp.-Therew will he n
meeting of the directors of the above railroad
tomorrow evening at Georgetown, when the
reports from the engineers on the subject of
the special location of the way will be received,
and a step taken towards determining the final
route. ..~~ '.E
Hoe LAw.-The police officers were out this
mornins performing their duty under this
law The sIuealing of pigs, and rapid move
ments of the officers and their dogs soon at
NA">tSu Sio"us VI oOys 10 see the sport. we
would advise all who wish to save their bacon.
to drive their hogs into their pens.
SPOILED FISH.-We would advise our friends
and readers who get their provisions from the
Centre Market, to notice the first case in the
watch returns. Spoiled f-h is not very pal
ataole, and the man who sells them shou Id be
punished.
INCoRPoRATING BLADENSBURG.-The Senate
of the Maryland Legislature passed a bill on
the End instant, Incorporating BIadensburg.
Prince Georges county.
MILITARY. morning the National
Guards. Captain JAS. A. TAFT, paradei, and
made very fine appearance. They were ac-
eompanied by band of martial music, be-
longing to the Marine Corps.
WATCH RsTURNs.-H. Allen, selling spoile
fish; fined 50 and costs A Drummond G.
Adams G. Carr, A. Stuart, G. Smith, John
Jones and David Coa.s, all colored. for unlaw-
tul gathering; fined IS and costs EACH
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Inc independent course Of your most excel.
rent journal the star has met with UMPIRE.
0oIsheS0 iasor In this section of our city
The Times of this city is now only the second
edition OF the Public Ledger. morning paper
emily st'rted by Mr.. Baylor, parpo ting to
Dc publ ishei by an association of work. ngmen,
but which is in reality speculation of the p b-
Usher of the Times. This is the age of enter
prise CoMuoDaRE.
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MON -,

MONUMENTS OF Washfnston's Pa
1A1 trfotisra; containing fac smile Of his pub.
lie accounts Kept during the Rsvolu ionery VIZ
and some OF the most interesting documents con.
nected with his Military Command and Civil Ad
mnisti alton, &C.
In various bindings from $3.50 to S..
For sale ~ 8 GRAY Z. BALtANTYNR,
feb 20-u
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~ To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERy-Harino q
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Foun.
dry business and knowing that can. and deter
mined that will give salts action (boh as regards
price and quality of work. to all who may favor me
with orders for CASTINGS solicit the nstronare Of
the public.
VIM sNALIwooD, Rock Creek Foundry, Pa avenue,
near Georgetown, Washington. : feb 21-Im*
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Death fym Voluntary Starvation

DeAA uem Voluntary starvation.
HARTFORD. March A woman, who
gave her name as Harrison, supposed to
oeiohg 10 New Haven. died in this town
yesterday from voluntary starvation. She
was discovered few days ago. but
steadily refused to take nourishment and
for long time to give her name. The
cause is supposed TO be the desertion of
her husband. Her age was about forty.
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~ NOW Is TIE TIMs.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB5 GALLERY, PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue., Is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let It he
duly remembered 4 nd patronized.- Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al.
ways attains it. This accounts for IL. success OF
all weathers. doc
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SPLENDID WAREHOUSE For Rent
- The spacious brown stone building, 25 TT front,
IA leet deep, and four stories hgh with fine dry eel
lar recently erected, the south side of Pennsyl
wanna 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 is arranged that each sto-
ry may be 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
stories, makes II peculiarly desirable as Furni ure
Es1ao,ishment OF wholesale Grocery. 1t viii BE-
rented separately or entire. Apply to
n. u. EMERY, or
j. G. McKELDEN
street north, bet 9th and 9Th SITS. west.
Jan 26-eotf
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~ Joe ShiliinRton receives all the Nrw
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
is agent far Harper's and all the Other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
sOrment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of4 y street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
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OFFICE OF HE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS, R.rx ,
-r washington, February IL, 1884.
fI'HE undersigned has mace an arrangement with
4 ths Banking House Of sweeny, Bestor Co
lor the redemption of the Bills of this Pank when
Presented for payment. c.. " pURCsn
feb l6--2aw4w Dsss.
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TO CAPITALISTS.

TO CAPITALISTS.
\ kARE chance for speculation or investment
IA offer at private sale my vacant LOrS. on
Capitol Hill, square 6sS Three Lots IS feet front.
together centaining 5000 square feet front the Can
ito Gard.n south side Two others front e stree,
south corner lot about the same front and depth.
sbout COLO square feet. Location tor health AID
beauty, none better In any city in the United States
Pavement and Government gas lights all around the
square
Houses are wanted and viii rent we'll
Title ind sputatle. Enquire at my residence, Con
gress ual same square, and 1t to the south wing
Of the United statss Capitol Extension.
JAS. C5SPARlS.
feb 2S-eo6t INTEL
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AUCTION SALES.

EOk SALE-will be sold at public suction,
en- NLDNEsDAf, the Sth day OF March, one
LONG BOAT an outfit n account Of whcm n NAV
oonce:n Sale at 10 O'Clock q. M. at W. Stones Coal
and Wood Yard, 'th street. adjoining the Canal.
mar 5 4ts
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DOR rem 1.-THE two three-storv WARE
T. HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west end
OF centre Market, at present occupied by g. J. Rad
CHI Possession to b. hnd on the 1st April next.
For terms apply to John II. semmes & Co., next
door. MURRAY a SENWES
feb 7-eodf
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IS COMPOUND CUBEBIN POWDERS, sanctioned bv
the Medical Faculty, csrtain, SAFE, and effec. ual
remedy, for the cure of all those diseases where On.
oeb or Cor aivs are used. Prepared til great csre
ana attention, by r. d. GILMAN Chemist, Pennsyiva-
MIA avenue. '"
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Chic United States sena,o,b;n

CINCINNATI, March 4.-The democratic
caucus last evening nominated George Z.
Pugh, lawyer of this city, and lately
Attorney General OF the State, as their
candidate for United States Senator.
Mr.. Pugh is only thirty-three years of
age, and is an ultra progressive democrat.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-06

T'HE Ladies' World OF FashiOn for
i February.
The Ladies' Wolid of Fashion contains four beau
tfully engraved aad colered plates of Fashion one
plate of small patterns or Caps, BonIets, &c
Petsrsons Magazine for March
Industry Of ali Nations, illustrated complete
Autobiography of an Actress, by Mrs Mowstt
Joseph WilmCt, by Reynolds
Flush Times of Alabama, and Mississippi, by the
author Of Georgia Scenes
New Books, Newspapers, and every thing in the
cheap publication line for sale at
JOE SH1LLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa. av. and ~ st., Odeon Building,
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of all kinds
4 consisting OF India Rubber Cloth for Infants,
Carriage Cloth, Piano, Table, and Horse Covers,
overcoats Cioaks, Capes, Hats, Cape Overalls, Leg
gins, Mechanics Aprons Life Pressryers, Cushions.
Pillows, Eoor Springs, g..
WALL STEPHENS,
feb N-tf
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Prohibitory Liquor Bill Reeonsidsred.

HARRISBURG. Pa, March Am the
House the vote on the prohibitory bill was
reconSidered, when Mr.. Davis submitted
a new and considerably modified bill.
which, after considerable discussion, was
made the special order of the day for
Monday, the Goth instant. Ii is thought
this bill will pass.
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- E.iMPNESSIoN de Pancten M ON.
LII tteur, seuie historic authertque ct iaalte-
rec de la Revolution Franchise, depusis la reunion
des Etats Gensraux jusqu au ConsBiat l7sq In ZOO
aVec des notes explicatives. 81 vols and vol. of
Introduction Paris, 1850, Imported, q single copy
only, by FRANCK TAYioRf ny
feb lS -ohs'
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Maine Liquor Law Bill Defeated.

ANNAPOLIS, March 5.-The Finance
Committee in the Senate, has reported
against the Maine Liquor Law, which
kills it; the report is long and able.
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Drs. ElOdOardo and )"AVING 1850.
Hamilton p. Howard i ciated Ia the
fract'ce OF Metice offer their the public
Office and residence, corner 10th and sts
H. Dr.. T. Roward's health being reestablished.
he will rs heretofore devote special attention to Mid
"ifery and the diseases of women and children,
ian 16-d2u,k
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IO LEF-Until the middle Of September next, a
Il two-storysAoUSE, on Prospect street, George
town, III the rear Of the old Bank of olumbia
The house has been recently put in thorough repair
has garden and good brick stable attached Ia ge
eisern In the yard, water fixtures In the kitchen and
CHI mbrrs, bath room, &c. Possession given the mid
die OF this month For further particulars apply on
ner of 7Ih. maro-so.w
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MI KS. Mos" atps Autobiograpny.-A
N1 further supply Of this pop. lar ard interest.
Ing BOOK, which has already met with an unprece
denied sale, just received at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
1eo 2o-u Bookstore near 9th 1T
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kNoR RENT-The Store room, now occurred b,
Il CO hlopter, opposite Browns Hotel Pos
session given on the nth day of March next En-
quire OF B. l.. JACKSON l. BROTHER
feb l6-Th6S2w*
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RUiLDlNG LOTS.-A variety OF city build.
- ing LOTS for sale On accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE WEBB
Real Estate Agents. few doors east Of National Hotel
Jan 24-eo2m
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Syracuse Mortality

SYRAcUsE, March ALFRED II. Ho7ey
has been nominated W the Softs as Their
candidate for Mayer.
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A DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND For Sale.-I
"a am authorized 10 sell the Frame House lately
occupied by Richard Eaton, opposite nv Office on
the canal, at .ta street Bridge
Terms would be maize easy
mar ST. 7 VAN RJSuJcK
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SEFENTH STREET STORE TOILET, next to T
~ mclntire.s Drug Store, near 1 street, suitable
fer Fruit and Confectionery, Book and Periodical
stand, Tailor and Clothier, any other Kind of bus
mess. Apply to A. ROTHWELI,
feb 2S-eo3tH '