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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-18

r o. or o =. LODGE ROOH-HITTED UP IN
L. superior style with gam &C. 10 let several evenings
ip tbs week. Alto 50 Bowsry ester Inquire
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lEORRISANIA fAXBS -ONH MORE CHANCE TO
~ school taxes The collector for Mctshsven.
Melrse Norsana and Vicinity will BE- ~ the WssschesI
House Of Broome street and Bowery Saturday
Feb. 49, from foyH eight O'Clock p NJ reosivs
ots sold their not paid before the 20h Feb 1884
GEO. T. TRKMPER, Collector.
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EVERY MAN A FREEHOLDER y


lnio' IN the public that they haze taken up
TRACT OF LAND elgibIy situated At the junction of the
nra1se iosd, Marlborough road and the ,PiscAtaway
Ivsu, irontiug the river directly oppO-its the
nav lard. and commanding fine views Of the city
oi asnington. and the Potomac River, which they
intend laying out in BUILDING LOTS. to be dixtri6
sn e, oy 6aat as soon $50 Lots are subscribed for.
Ihe principal object of this Association Ia to pro-
Mo.e the comfort and Independence OF the laboring
ana mechanical portion OF the community; to give
10 every man, however poor an opportunity Of pro-
deaVors accomplish this desirable object they have
gwen preieIenee (at an advance price, to land in Q
healthy and pleasing situation, WITH an abundant
supply OF good water rather Than offer lots in
wholesome district. 1850. s..=-
Inc size Of Lots Is "a feet front by 30 deep, all
fronting on 90 feet wioe streets. 4" at the very low
prlca OF 500 each. without interest payable in small
monthly 1nstaments. "a follows: So upon each lot
upon subscribing, and SO for each lot every succeed
lug month, until the whole is paid, when deed in
fee simple" will be given to each lot-hoder clear of
ana edged with shade trees without extra charge to
the lot holders. ... ,s.'-s..-
ihere are 'ew objects which men are more DESTROYS
OF attaining than the possession of house and lot,
sapted to the sphere of life in which they with
Eese they are conscious of possessing comfort and
secu for their families. which they would rarely
etherwse enjoy and it is with view to crafty 90
mudaoe desire that the present very low price and
easy mode of payment have been adopted.
Persons desirous of purchasing, should at once
make application at the office of the Association,
positively lots will be sold after the drawing ex-
G pit at q much higher price.
JOHN FOX. Secretary,
Ufce It'll street, above D, OPP. Intelligencer Office
EH-Open from a. m. to D. m. mar 29-1m
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WASHINGTON, d c., SPRING RACES
COLUMBIA RACE CCURSE

Alexandria C1ntg Va.
Vie SPRING RACES over Ia. above Course nil
L commence on the THIRD TUESDAY in Nsr
1894, sad continue throughout the week
Farsi Ddy-TUESDAY,N May 10th, sweepstakes free
for al horses owned in Maryland, District of Co
lumbia aud Virginia, weight for age
Entrance SIS, with purse OF $50 added by the
Proprietor - e
Nile meats, three or more to make a race
Also, im mediately after the sweepstske rare =
ere OF 800 viii be given, free for s trottng horses
Nile and repeat, ia harness
Ssc0ad Ddy-WEDNESDAY,M NAV l7th Purse ~
Sl00. Mile heats, best 3 in s A''' vi
THIRD Ddy-THURsDAY, May 18th, Purse of
300. Two mile heats "
FOURTH Boy-FRIDAY, May 18th, Purse of 500
Four mile heats. " CIV
Entrance for Purses Is per cent, to be made With
the proprietor the evening previous to the race In
al cases three or more to make race two TO start
Inc races to he governed by the rules OF the Rich
mond Course, Virginia
Abundant stabling for horses win be provided
free of expense on the grounds.
Having completed the Enclosure of the Track and
made other improvements the place the prorrie-
Tor Informs the public that nothing will be found
wanting on bis pant TO give satisfaction t. thoss fond
Of the sport. CYRUS MARTIN
mhr -n3ihtNssb e.. Proprietor.
Richmond Enquirer, Va, Mariboro' Gazette Nd
and Alexandria Gazette viii copy 0noc per week aud
forward bills to this Office
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, March 30. !

GEORGETOWN, March 30, 1854.
In every quarter of our city the spirit of pri
vate improvement is visible. The rapid ad-
vance in house rents during the last year,
caused mainly, We presume, by the prospect
of an early commencement of the Metropolitan
Railroad, has caused many of our citizens to
turn their attention to the erection of houses
Many were erected during the last season. all
OF which were tenanted as soon as completed
at rents from twenty-five to fifty per cent.
above the rates Of former years The demand
for small and midling size dwellings, still con-
tinues to increase; and from present indca-
tons, the number which will be erected the
present building season, will far surpass that of
any season for the last thirty years That por-
ton of the city which lies near the Georgetown
College and Convent, has been 80 completely
transformed during the last year or So, that It
is now one of the most Clearly and cheerful
looking portions of the town. The antiquated.
rusty looking old buildings have been re-
modelled and brushed up; many fine new ones
have been erected, and these, together with
tile improved state of the streets will cause it
to be one Of the most enticing portions Of our
city in which to dwell.
We have seen it stated in several newspa-
pers that the repairs on the Alexandria &C.
queduct would DO completed by the 9Th of
April. From present indications we do not
think there is the slightest probability that it
will be in 4 condition for boats to pass over it
before the last of April or the first of May.
The severity Of the weather has had tenden-
cy to impede the operations Of the mechanics
engaged in its repair.
There is a rumOr afoat in our city that q
break has occurred upon our canal at some
point near Hancock
A good opportunity will in a few days be
afforded persons who may wish to avail them
selves Of good building lots or small dwellings.
large amount of this kind of property is
now advertised for sale by E. s. Wright and
others.
We learn from persons living in the counties
Of Virginia, bordering upon the Potomac, that
the growing wheat crop never presented at this
season more lively and healthy appearance,
or promised more abundant harvest At no
period in our recollection have we seen our
market so perfectly bare of wheat Since the
opening Of navigation but little has arrived
either by canal or river. Small quantities
have, from time to time, arrived by wagons, not
not one hundredth part of sufficient quantity
to keep our Mills gsing-all of which, with
one single exception, are, and have been, for
some time entirely idle, and as still and quiet
as mouse traps. - .-.--.
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By e. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

BY Z. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
HOUSES AND LOTS in Georgetown for sale at
IL public auction. On TUESDAY afternoon. the
4th OF April next, commencing al about half after
ocfocs, with the lot first named. the subscriber
Will Her FIR sale, on the premises the following lots
IN Georgetowr, with the Improvements thereon:
LIST. The southeast front of lot No ,sl, in Bsalrs
addltion; ana The south west front Of lot No IN
tioimans addition, the Whole fronting about 80 fee,
inches on the north sdo Of Bridge street between
montgomery and Green streets, by 90 feet deem. ON
which is h small brick house r. w.
2d- Part OF lot No 5, in Beatty and Hawkins sa
diton fronting is Zee, the east side of HIGH ST
continued between Gay and Dunbarton streets. on
which is a three story frame house
3D. Lot No. 20, in Beatty Hawkins addition
fronting 30 feet on the west side of Frederick street
between 5th and 9th streets
The t. rms Of sale are, one fourth of the purchas-
money to be paid in hand, and for the balance a
creditor SIX, ninr and twelve months will be given:
me purt TO give notes satisfactorily endorsed
hearing interest from the day of sale. and on full
payment of the purchase money, with all interes,
ard costs the proprietors will convey to the
i've purchasers, all the right, title and interes,
vested in them. Title Indispensable. All conyeyanc,
at the expense Of the purchasers. If the terms b,
NOT complied with within ten days from the day q
SAFE, the Proprie tors resume the right of reseno
the risk and expense of the first pur, h.sers in de
fault ES WRJGHT an..; IN Wv
mar I'D
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES,

@INHE Ladies are respectfully solicited to call and
L examine our new stock. consisting in part Of
the following of McCurdy's make
White Kid Gaitars and Slippers
Also, white and black Satin Slippers
Also. bronze and black French Kid Slippers
Also, morocco Slippers for ladies' and misses
Ladies' thin sole Walking Shoes and Jenny Linds
Also, large supply of Caters, o. the same make
,t.s Pack and coorea, with and without tips, at
f'"N very low price
Also, great variety Of hers, which We will he
pleased to show to those who give us a call.
Childrens Shoes of different colors,
All of the above sold Law e.; cash.
S. C. MILLS 4 Co.
Cheap Cash Shoe Store, No 8,
Washington Place. 7th street, near f.
mar 14-lw Intel at, 4 News 6t1
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Inc cold, winter like weather cont;n,.s
~ W, any sbatemsnt. SNOW eommenrefs
Iaiiing this morning, about three o'clock and
contnued, up to the time OF this writino 70 fail
.nick and fast with fair prospect Of it, con-
,nuing 70 do SO throughout The day. Although
Maseh came in with all the gentleness and
III ,,aaess Of the lamb, it is leaving us with all
Inc news by the last two steamers has un-
so'uea and depressed our -four market, and
1assu a decline of atsleast % to 81 cents
We think, however that the small amount ar.
nVing and our mills all being idle, will pre-.
Vent 1t from declining any further under the
present news. The scarcity and demand for
wheat will tend to keep the price up. No
sales, consequently we can make no quotations
-,'.'..s q .-Fe II .-. SPEcTarop
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most beautiful. choice, and yaried .,so..
%sn' o, fresh hspSug and Summer Clothing has Just
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing E n,nor;o OF
our citizens, as well as strangers. should. bv al
means give them trial, their goods are m ado al
III .ne very bas manner and most ashiopable stvIa
me black and colored Cloth frock and dress So..s
rieh Vesilngs, &C. with selection of Furn;ab;na
ods not surpassed in the city for beauty and stria
a.teniar care and attention has been paid to the
Iheir prices are uniformly low and We sav 70 o,,o
AID ALL call on them before purchasing oAe
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osI-Ye sterdsy morning, between my shop, on
- street, and St. Patricks Church, or at st.
Patrick's Charch, PORTE MONNAIE Containing
seVenty-slx dollars, some papers, and a ring re,
ward OF twenty-five dollars will be given if retu ned
to me at my shop, on C street, between 10th and
ilth streets, or at my residence Massachusetts
avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets.
mar ls-eo3tx pGAIIANT
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FOR THE GREAT FALLS AND WATER
WORKS, VIA THE CANAL.

- J4Ik- IHe FdcKet Boat FASHION,
ssesdzEsh having been put in complete or
ier ~il N Ne regular triwceky trips te the Great
sais OF the Potomac and the Washington Aeu+duct,
leaving Filters Wharf on every II E;DAY. TpIRS'
DAY, and SATURDAY MORNINGS, az O'clock
snd returning at sunset and Sundays at the same
hour.
Passengers may rely on every attention being
paid u their comfort.
Sr1all freight will be taken at moderate CHARGES
asd can be left at Ritter's warehouse
~ Parties can charter the boat for moderate
terms 10 leave on any other than the regular DAYS
named Any information can be had of W r. Ria.
Ter, OF CHAs MERRILL, Captain.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

NoR RENT:-In the three story brick house or
Il posits Hillards Hotel, two doors above Browns
Furniture Store, are four very neatly furnisha
ROOMS for rent. with or without board, very con
nlent. Possession can be given Immediately. For
further particulars apply On the premises.
mar 2S-3t& ia .FRIrpUs
THREE NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSES AZ
4 Private Sale.-I have for private sale three
new two story and attic Frame HOUSES. cont.inine
each six rooms AMI sitchen; situated On 18th. be
tween AMI stree s, Qslaud)
The houses have q front of Is feet each the Lots
extend back LEG feet inches with the advantage of
all alley For terms, &c, apply to
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
mar Oft ------ -
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CUGAR, MoLAssEs. HONEY. A.,
MORE NEW SILKS.

"E are now opening another lot Of
w Rich plaid and striped French Sp.ing Silks
Rich Brocade and plain colored do
20 pieces rich Lustre black Silks, very cheap
A large and splendid stock of White Goods
Black Bomba9ines Alpacas
r. Mousselnes, Baregea, Lawns and
A complete stock of Mourning 0ooss
Also
A new stock of white Embroidered and plain
Grippe Shawls, ranging from Sl0 to 500.
Small Inquired MOusseline and Cashmere Shawls
adapted to the present season
- Observe, that all goods sold at our establish
ment are warranted to prove as represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY
9Th street, three doors north of Pa ave.
mar 21-pO2w
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By Z. n. sTRATTON, AuctIoneera.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Ccsrt Of
the District of Columbia passed at December term
1897 the subscriber will offer at public sale on the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 81 st Of March inst, tn.
following lots Of ground ia the cts Of Washington
according to Davdson's sub division, viz:
Lot III, In square PSI, on 18th, between " and n
streets north. -. = :
Lot Il, in square Sl5, on 10Th, between Mass Az
and street north
10 8 and 5, in square 367, on N, between 9th and
10th STREETS west
Lot 10, in square S72 on n York avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets west
Sale to commence at AZ o'clock, p. m, with lot 10
In square 2Sl An authorised plat OF eacn square
will be shown at tbs sale
Terms:-Dne fourth casb; the residue In three
equal instalments, at 6, IL, and is months with in
terest, for which bonds will be required with ap
proved sureties. Terms TO be com oiled with in five
the sale, or the property ii Le resold
the purchasers risk and cost Upon the ratification
OF the sales by the court, and payment Of the pur-
chase money in FULL with interest the trustee VIM
convey the property at the cost of the respective pur
chasers. EDWARD CHAPMAN Trustee
mar 20, Ia Is, 80 Nnt. 81 ,24,27, 2o3D
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AUCTION SALES.
BY &c. mcGUIRE ,.,,o.'

-. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE. BY cATA1oGuR. Of RARS
- sna esautifut Roses lowering Plant. Pear
and Al Apple Trees. Gfsre Vines. A. = ~ WypSrs.
VA after roou, the 2oth instart AT o'c,os .. ~,
iuction Rooms. 4 shall sell ~ ~ e10cAs ~ ID
500 harry ever baroning Ross
Moss and running Roses Of every variety
Double Dshlias Monthly Carnation p;,t.
Tree Psoney. Pears. Apples Grape Vine. o'oom
Ioseth'r with . large lot 90 FlOwerips Plant. a,
TIE above are from the eeiebrstea aorist. @ ~.
Astoria, Long Island N. Y, asd are OF ssl..ssa..
made by himse in Europe. 80
Every plant she'll be warranted genuine and tru.
to name. ID ? ~
Persons in want Of rare and valuable Roses sbo,,f
not neglect this opportunity 10 supply themselves.
Terms cash. sts. g = u .-.-.5-T .
Catalogues ready for delivery Tuesday. 2sth inst
a -a.-' laa JAS. q. MCGUIRE, :
+ mar I'd 60 . s5zi Auctiopeer.
&T-OwineIfo the non-arrival or he
above Flowerr, the sale win he postpoaed unit
monday afternoon, April Sd, at 215 o'clock. When Il
will take place without fail - '--''iI
JAS. c. McGUIeH.s
no. oo Aurtion,e.
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LNISHING TACkLE.-Mrs g. AMBER
4 son mas JUS. received supply Of superior
PASS and Trout Rods, mounted in German silver and
brass.
Walking Cane Rods
Hazel and Peppercord do, for light fishing
Landing Nets on telescope handles, with jointed
rings
superior Reels, Artificial Flies and Minnows
SILK Lines, twisted and plated, handlines fitted
up, &c Music, Stationery, and Fancy Store
mar A-U between IIth and 18th sts.
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As- SECRET FOR THE LADIxs.-How to preserve
oeauty.-9oat use Chalk, Lily White, or any of the
plexion.
Ii you would have the roses brought back to your
cheek, clear, healthy, and transparent skin, and
NE and vigor infused through the system, get bot
ing to directions. 1t does not taste quite as well o.
your SWeetmeats; but if after few doses you 10 not
find your health aud beauty reviving, your step
elastic and vigorous, and the whole system refreshed
and invigorsted like Spring morning. then yonr
case is hopeless, and all the valuable certificates we
possess go for naught 1t is the greatest purifier OF
the blood known; is perfectly harmless, and at the
same time powerfully effcacious
- See advertisement
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By GREEN q SCOTT, Auct,on..r.
TWO NEARLY NEW TWo-sroRy rp.Mr
L Houses and Lots ct Auction-On MONDAY
the 81 OF April, We shall sell, at O'Clock D. m in
I,ont OF the premises two nearly new and welbult
r, rsne hous-s, Containing sAx good and convenient
iy arranged rca1-s each, wood house. &c and tbs
Its Su which they stand, being part of Lot No. II
10 sqnare No 447 The above described property Is
situated on the fouh side Of north street between
to a 80 foot alley wv IT,
Title indisputab'e. .-a r5s
Terms; One-third cash; balance in SIX, and IL
months, the purchaser to give notes for the dc.
TERED payments, bearing interest
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
mar Sd arct;or.ars
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttone.r

ny 80 ~ mcGUlHE, AucttOneer.
NERf VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIy-
proved Property at Auction On MOND Az
afternoon; Aprit 3D., at ~ o'clock, the premises
snail Sell part of OF No. 9. in Square 345 froptin
30 feet en- 18th street, between q and II ste north
running back 80 f-t, improved by two three stor
ana basement brick Dwelling Houses, nearly new
ard built in the most substantial manner each con
tanning eight rooms.
Al o'ciock-OH tia PR misses, the eastern
part OF Lot No. IL, in Square S4 front ng q feet
inenes on north street, between 9th and 10th SITS
west, running back los feet
Thi: is very desirable lot for building pu-pos.
At 81 o'clOck-Or Immediately after the
above. shall sell parts of Lots 4, 2, D. and 4, il
square 55l, fronting IS feet 10th strest west, b
tween south and Virginia evenre, With The inn
proverents, consisting ofa handsome two story anc
a!tc mocern built frame Dwelling House, contsinire
nine rooms and kitchen
This property is handsomely situated in the mest
Pleasant and rapidly improving part of the Island
Title irdisputxbIe.
Terms: Ore fourth cash; tie residue in g. IL, and
10 months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
interest JAS C. NcgIiIRE
mar I'd Auctioneer.
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N APPRENTICE wANTED-1

-; WISH TO engage an apprentice, to learn House
70 serve until q years. would be preferred would
in an orphan boy, in order that can take him
mo my own family, and have hin, under my own
PERSONAL charge. one Of the old customs and which
| nave found superior TO the new tangled doctriue
parents boarding their sons 10 order to gain the
p,lce OF board, subjecting them to rove about the
srees ut night learning all kinds Of vice convirced
this Plan, for which have carried out for the last
>" years, never failed to instruct my apprentices
50 as 70 carry them to the head of their profession
a boy OF an ingenius mind and Of steady habits, a
gooa chance will be at his disposal Az work i'm
IN ali the various branches Of the fine arts Of
fa'neng, none nsed apply but what can come well
reGommended c. p. sENGSTACK, -
famtipg establishment on D. between 18th and
l5tn streets. KNOWN PURING THE LAST Il
dEanS AZ THE OLD DEMOCRATIC HEAD
QUARTERS AND AT PRESENT STIcN TI1Rn
AS OLD FoGIES. ''D
mar 25-et
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TIE STEREosce Pc This beautiful instrument
and wonderful az beautiful-hss been sa;zaJ -,
ny the nasuerreotypists, smplifsd and put b. fore
the pubic for general adoption. On viewing the
sppllcaon OF it to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
~ rse.rain ones Warmest enthusiasm, so astonish-
ing Is the result produced The object of y;s;o -
tnroogh the stereoscope is no longer a picture; it
has all the lineanents AID peculiarites and. nres
ence OF The living subject, only less in size. The
topietehess with which this is done must be seen
to be believed. The only place that We know of IN
tue city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is WBITEHURsTs, ON Pennsylvania ayonuc
me world Is indebted to Professor WHEATsroyE for
TINS beautiful invention, which equals, in fact what
we only rea of in the fabulous mrscies IF E.;a
Bacos. - i'"i
me beautiful Daguerreotypes described above.
a e daily sold at WHIrEHuRsr's GALLERY, PennsyIvs
MIA avenue near AZ street
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90. HEsRY's ISviaoRArNo CoRp1AL-Tba cola
DRAFTED cure for GENERAL DEBILITY and all Nrpvo ,e
DISEASES Price 81 per bottle; bottlss for *
for So; IL for SIG. For sale by io' *''
= w. IL. GILMAN, Washington,
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandria,
m N ct MARSHALL, baltimore.
= DTorr Sous Phila ielphia.
AND ny Druggi, It's throughout the country.
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~ Now Is THs rIxE.-The display of daguerreo
types at PLUMBS GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue. is truly magnificent The proprietor is doing q
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let IL be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
Ways attains It. This accounts for the success o.
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerrsotypss taken In
all weathers. decT-
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No. 5o3.1
NOTICE

" He continuance Of sSe Land O6sfe ar
CHILLIcoTHE, OHIO.
view OF the great inconvenience 10 which the
L citizens of the CHLLcoTHE Land District would
oe Subjected by the removal Of the Office therefor 10
t .Nscs, sni the earnest lemonstrapces against
that removal the President of the TINTED st.ts
der The authority given him by the 9TH Section of
the act OF 4th Sep ember, 1sil "To appropriate the
proceeds OF the sales of public lands" &C. has direct
.ns eoh,nuaoee at CnLLIoo1HE, OHIO, of the Land
Office + II the sale OF public lands in the District
Nouee % therefore, hereby given, that the order
ior the removal Of said Office Columbus dated LIST
harch 1854 Is revoked, and that the Office viii re-
% sn open f1r business at Chlicothe as heretofore
Given under my hand At the CITY of Washington,
this 18th day Of March. A. d. 1854.
~ order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land OfHcs,
mar 2Q-W&S6v
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CHEAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD AT nAIJ. 4
~ BROTHER'S.-We purchased last week at auc
nen New York. 500 pieces striped and Plaid silk
While We can Sell at least 25 per cent cheaper than
any other house in the District
we are opening also very extensive assortment
of various kinds Of Spring Goods which we will sell
cheap HALL RROTHEP
mar 21-eo3w
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" Pioneer Ciub.-The members Of the
uS above Club are requested to meet at Temper
ance Hall street, between 9th and 10th, on s at
UHDAY EVENING. April the lat, to transact the
monthly business of the Club. All persons wishing
10 join will please attend
By order of the President: mar 3O-2t.