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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS,
ALEXANDRIA, March 9. 1854

hLbAdNDhla hdICu Is, 1904.
Whig Nomtpations-1hs Bourbon Prince
Dtseusssons-COnneH Proceedings, 4c.
The Wing city convention assembled las,
night; W. II. Fowle occupied the chair. Tellers
were appointed and the following nominations
made: For Mayor, Geo. P. Wise; Auditor, G
D. Iavenner; Assessors, Henry Mansfield and
VIM b. Price; Engineer Chas s. Price; Su.
perintendent of Gas, Jas. Cambell; Superin-
tendent Of Police, Jos C. Moore; Measurer OF
Wood and Bark, John s. Proctor; City Attor-
ncy, T. NJ Monroe; Surveyor, ". D. Stuart.
committees OF vigilance were appointed and
the convention adjourned
The Anti-License League met at the Lyceum.
on the evening of Tuesday. Rev. Mr. Couling
OF the Methodist Church, opened the discussion
oy an able argument in favor of the prohibi
ton, and was replied to by George W. Brent,
Esq. The Hall was densely filled, and the in
terest heretofore manifested seems undated
The Rev. Eleazer Williams 1.-THE Bourbon
that was,) is announced to preach at st. PAUL.
Church, on the evening OF Friday. in aid Of
the mission among the Regis Indians
In the City Council, On Tuesday evening. an
order passed, appropriating Sis 80 for ex-
penses OF W. IL. FOWle, Special Committee on
independent Railroad. The resignation of p
B. HOFFMAN, City Treasurer, was laid upon the
table; committee of conference on unfnishe ed
business were appointed $500 appropriated to
the Friendship Fire Company for hose, and
some other minor bpsness transacted.
Messrs. Dubant, Taylor and IardelIa, an
nounce a ballad entertainment on Monday
night. IN .- AMI.
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fashionable audience. She performed ex-
quisitely and looked lovely. One half our
young bucks" are in raptures with her Her
absence VIII leave an almost irreparabls void
In that popular place of amusement 1t will
De conducted under the management of Mr.
Dawson = = 81 -
The news from Europe by the Andes, has
served to unsettle our market The indica-
tons, upon the whole, as regards the eastern
question, as view it, if may use the SEEM
ing anomaly are decidedly more prolific
from the fact that they are more warlike
England and France are now in earnest. They
have taken the decisive step Their troops
are already en- route for the seat of war. Austria
and other divisions of Europe appear disposed
to side with them. Old Nicholas is clustering,
but he sees hornets nest gathering about his
he sd. The intelligence and physical power
and skill of the world is against him Though
patient, be cannot Withstand this, and he will,
as intimated he is now doing, seek for peace,
and retire with the best grace possible. Thus,
though the sound Of preparation for battle is
now hoard over all Europe, yet the still small
voice of peace speaks through it with greater
force, and in more emphatic tones, than at any
previous period. Nicholas will back out,
mark it, and with fewer privileges than he
would have enjoyed by accepting the first
proposition of the four Powers. Serves him
right .g -.. RopERICK.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
BALTIMORE. March I-Inp

BALTIMORE, March 1-10PN
March, with her young, vernal offerings
came in upon US this morning, mild as lamb
and gentle as dove. The sun cast his genial
beams upon all nature, producing mild at.
mo.phere, freighted with balmy zephyrs and
perennial sweetness. -.....
A suit Of more than ordinary interest was
commenced this morning, before his homo,
Judge Frick, Of the Supreme Court 1t is
brought by Miss Kent, young and interest.
ing lady, against the French Town and New
Castle Railroad, for damages sustained whilst
a passenger on said road, coming from PhiIa.
deiphla to Baltimore, in the year 1856 She
lays the damages at ten thousand dollars
having been MANNED for life She is now
ooiiged to walk on crutches The case was
sried some time ago, and owing to an in.
,lormaiity IN the declaration, went against her;
henee tne second trial. The plaintiffs poor
ih'eiii gent, respectable girl, and has doubt.
~ U.s. SUFFERED more on account of this accident
s .aah 'ne sum claimed as damages, twice told
oouio compensate for. She was under en-
gagement OF marriage at the time. which in
consequence was necessarily deferred. If II
can De SHOWN that the COMPANY ia ;u.t,v an.
uueo 70 pay damages, / hope she NAV ohtair
them LITERALLY. Railroads and All othsr nod =.
OF public conveyance, should be held tn st,;c,
accountability for accidents resulting through
carslessness or inattention The result will Z.
servicabie alike to the companies and travel i.
ers. Persons, however, who ride on railroads
steamboats,, &C., must also learn to observe due
caution. -z-.-.
Miss Laura Keene's farewell benefit, prio
To- her departure for California, too place to
night at Charles street fheatre II ,ras IT,
ally crammed from top to bottom, with mos
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~ A SECRET FOB raE LADIEs.-How to preserve
be ,uty-Don't use Chalk, Lily White, or any of the
socaled cosmetics, to conceal faded or sallow com
pIevion. '->
Ifyou would have the roses brought back to you,
eneek, clear, healthy, and transparent skim and
lie and vgor infused through the system, get bot
tie OF C.rters Spanish Mixture and take it accord
ing 10 directions 1t does not taste quite as we'll ~
your sweetmeats but if after few doses you do moi
nnd your health and beauty reviving, your ster
elastic and vigorous and the whole system refreshed
and invigorated like q Spring morning, then your
case Is hopeless and all the valuable certificates VIC
possess, go for naught 1t is the greatest purifier
me blood known is perfectly harmless, and at thu
same time powerfully eficacious
IS 1aHy
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~ WHY HAVE WE TWO EYES THAT was the
question which Mr.. WHEATsroNE entrapped nature
into answering, in the new theory of vision. In
June, 1888, Prof. NuEArsToNE detailed the true
theory of hinocuar vision, together with descrip-
ton AMI diagram of his illustrative apparatus which
he first called the srEREoscopE. latter two Greek
words meaning Solids, see,) for which, in 1910,
he vas awarded the Royal Medal. Its practical
utility has been overlooked until very recently 1t
has been applied to Daguerreotypes. WHITEHURST
has introduced some valuable improvements In the
angles and also in the cclorng by which they super
sede anything we have yet seen in Photography. We
ery, over the store Of Duvsl Bro, near four-and-
arhan street go,
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsN.-Ths Editors of
the Richmond Republican, of December "a, 1852, say
cine.
They had man In their press room who WAS a.
hicted 9Th violent mercurial rheumatism, who was
continually complaining of misery in his back, limbs
terry, neck swollen, throat sore, and ali the symp
toms OF rheumatism. combined with scrofu,a. Two
bottles OF Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him, and
IN an editorial notice above, they bear testimony
that all suffering with diseases OF the blood are not
aware OF the existence Of such medicine. They
cheerfully recommend it. - III - = .
See their certificate and notice in full round the
bottle. - O. = = = =
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800 PRIZE EVERY WEEK.

AIDES and Gents who wish to make a fortune
~ by teaching q new art called Papier Mache, will
please call at Beers Temperance Hotel on Sd street
where you can he taught the art in one or two les
sons 1t is the best art to travel with in the world
OF 10 work at, for profit, at home the work sells
very readily. 1t brings great price Teachers eaa
make from 500 to $500 per month with all ease. as
1t has not been taught but short time in America
Ladies of wealth will find it beautiful OCCUPATION
also valuable, as they ornament their furniture
with pearl howers or fancy leather work to initiate
rosewood carved with little expense. Our price for
each art is s. for single scholar $50 for fve $50
for ten $50 FIR twenty in a class. We find all the
article necessary for teaching, at the above rates
We will send the publish directions by mail far
either art for ST. aud warrant any one to do it with
no more instruction.
MR.. MRS. s. W. FORD, Teachers.
"a Prof. FORD will give free lecture on Scene.
toiesy or human Beauty, to ladies only at o'cock
p. m, on MONDAY EVENING, at the West Room
OF Temperance Hall, where a specimen Of both arts
can De seen ana classes formed. feb l-lw*
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When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time, comes
TOO late De not trife with disease. Rely upon IL,
mat when the stomach viii not digest food-when
Iainsness and lassitude pervade the system-when
,ne sleep Is disturbed the appetite feeble the mind
,etnargc the nerves unrstursly sensitive, and the
nead eontused-rely upon II, that when these symp-
TOMS occur the powers of vitality failing, and
that unless the mischief Is promptly checked, life
W'a oe shovtened as well rendered miserable Now
we KNOW from mass Of testimony, greater than was
Hoefand's German B;tters prepared by DR.. c. M
jackson, Philadelphia, will Immediately abate and
In the end entirely remove all of these disorders az
surely az mathematical process will solve prob
lem VINO, then, will endure the agony, and the
risk Of life with health and SAFETY within reachf
For sale BY Druggists cxnryHhere - -
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TO CONTRACTORS.

oFFIcE o. COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
,ono, February 81, 1854.
DROPOsALS viii be received in this office until
l. Saturday, the 22d sf April next, at O'Clock
P. m, for grazing and graveling so much of MARY.
land avenue, between Seventh street and Potomac
BRIDGE as Is not now graded ana grsve,ied. as NAV
be directed by the Commissioner of Public Builo
ings. -- - -.
The work Is to be Of the best character and to be
donc to the acceptance Of the Commssion.r or such
person as he may appoint to inspect It, and all that
Der next ' WV
I'll, Ihs grayeling must be at least twelve inches in
depth at the ntre of the street, taperng of grsdu
ally to six inches in depth at the sides.
formance of the work w.
Any surplus earth FROM the grading must be de.
posted at such place, within reasonable distance
as the Commissions shall designate
, Proposers will state the price per cubic YARD f,r
the grading, and per superficial ward for the
ing, including gravel and ali materials.
B. B FRENCH,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
feb 22-dtd
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n A E r IE D.

On the I'd instant. by the Rev. ]. G. Butler Mr..
HENRY CLAY BOUDINOT to Miss MARY Ei.IZ-
ABETH PRICE, all of this city.
At ST. Peters Church. Capitol Hill, by the Rev,
E. 4. Knight, THOMAS J. BARRETT, of this city,
to Miss CATHARINE RATCLIFF, of Montgomery
county, Maryland.
In this city, on the 2S,l ultimo by the Rev. Smith
Pyne, Captain LORENZO SITGREAVES, of the
U. :. Amy, to LUCY ANN, daughter Of General
T. 9. Jessup.
On the 2sth ultimo. by the Rev. c. M. Butt err, Dr.
kiCHARD H. COOLIDGE, u 8. Army. to HAIR
RiEI b: RtNGGOLD, daughter of Commodore
Charles Morris, u 8. Navy
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YON,sKATHAIRON.

FOR Preserving, Restoring, and BeamJfHng The
Ha'r, Is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced It's astonishing SUCCESS is
without precedent in the history of the Aakrio
Aed'ca. Dark and luxuriant curls, soft and glossy
hair with scores of admirers (mark this ladies is
the universal effect Of the Kathairon. Bald and
grey heads were perfectly sston!shed. "Ths Ks.
tharon has fully restored my hair after badness
OF IL years A. J. couRrnIeHr, rs Bond st., N. Y,
The Kathsiron is a certain cure for Nervous Head.
ache and all Cutaneous diseases Sold by all oa,sr,
everywhere. Try it.
Price rs cents, in large bottles.
D.s. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, Ny.
feb lin 80
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Rhode Island Leeislature

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 2S.-The bill to re.
verse and annul the Judgement against
thomas ". Dorr was passed in the house
this afternoon, with amendments, and
goes back to the Senate tomorrow for
Concurrence. As amended in the House
the bill takes effect Immediately. This
is to prevent the judges from interfering
to prevent the execution Of the act, if they
should decide it to be unconstitutional
The debate was very exciting.
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ID 4 II ID

On the LIST instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH VIM.
wife OF James H. VIM, in the Gath year of her age.
NfHer funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence on 18th street between NJ and N, this (Thurs-
day. afternoon, at O'Clock, when and where the
friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
On the 25th ullimo, at his late residence in WASH
inston county, d. c., LEVI SHERIFF, ICED rs
years. -
On the LIST instant, AGNES c., aged 6 months,
daughter of Thomas F. and Margaret Stewart
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Movements OF St, amer.. Ae

HALIFAX, March The steamer
Osprey, from Newfoundland, arrived here
this forenoon. Admiral Sir c. Seymour
was among her passengers.
; We have no tidings Of the steamer of
the 18th, due from Liverpool. The
weather is very mild and threatens rain.
Wind S. w.
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g ECOND- HAND CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE
~ good church Organ, mahogany case, with s
ops, all IN good order. Price $3.50 For further
particulars enquire at the Music Depot of Hilbns L
iiitz. who furnish Organs Of every description, on
the most reasonable terms fell C-tf
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The Anti-Nebraska Meeting.

New MARKET, n. H., Feb. 2s.-There
was meeting here last night, in oppo-
sition to the Nebraska bill. Several Dem
ocrats addressed the meeting, among
them Mr.. French, Of Exeter, brother Of
b. b. French, Of Washington.
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SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS !.
I UST received new lot Of GOODS. amongst which
~ are some very pretty Spring Prints, Berege De
Lains, Ginghams Plaid Muslins, some as low as
cts; Cambrics, Irish Linens, Hosiery, Gloves, Col
lars: &C., DC; 100 pieces Cottons, all grades and at
the lowest prices Also large additions to nv stock
OF Shoes consisting of ladies', misses, chiidrens
mems and boys. pair of ladies' Shoes Stockings
aud Gloves all for so cents Ladies' Gum Sandals 20
cents. ~. .E ----- : = "
Call at the Great Cheap Cash stors, T.B BROWN
corner Of 7th AMI st.eets, Northern Liberties,
feb Oft
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COL. EREMnND-

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
70 inc facific. G. e. Emerson has long been engaged
IA exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which IS q
POSITIVE CURE 1oR BALDNRss, and to prevent -IIa;r
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify see Circulars, to be had OF the Agents.
Soil ~ all Druggists in Washington and George
town, u. Z. H. ID. GILMAN, General Agent. 70,
Washington and surrounding country. -
C. u. FISHER 4 CO. Proprietors, ).
No. AZ SuDNrior Street CIoraIa..a a
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~ New style of Daguerreotypes, On Paper and
GlassStrangers and citizens are invited to call and
examine the New Style Of Pictures now made at
Roor Co.'S Gallery, Pa avenue, near It'll street.
Abundance free jan 4-dh
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NEw YORK, March 2, lr.x-Plour
sales of 1000 bbls. State brands A.
SI.S7 q 81 "a; Southern at So. Wheat
sales Of 10000 bushels at sl.s7 81 90
for white. Corn sales Of 20, 600 bushels
at 81 e9 cents for mixed. Cotton firm.
Stocks considerably advanced. Money
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NOW Is TIN TINx-The display of dagusrreo.
types at PLuMBS GALLERY, Pennsylyan;a aye.
nue., Is truly magnificent. The proprietor il DOING
tne splendid pictures they obtain there. Let e bs
auiy remembered nd patronizsd. Entsrprise WITH
genius deserves support and wha. Is rratifyinp' nj.
Ways attsins 1t. This accounts for tn. success ~
sW gallery. Cameo Dagaerreotypcs taken In
oa WoSsA&cSe do~T =
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"a Joe Shillington receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is 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 of4 street and Penn
syiVania avenue. aug 10
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THE Ladies' w orld OF Fashion 70,

HE Ladies' w orld OF Fashion for
l. February. -. = -. :, ~ = -
!he Ladies' World of Fashion contains four beam.
.iiuAy engraved and colored plates of Fashion, one
pase ol snaii patterns or Caps, Bonnets, DC. '-.
Ieterson's Magazine for March Y } -. i = 5'j
tnuasstry otah Nations, illustrated complete a
Ha.oo'ography OF an Actress, by Mrs. Mowatt o.
Joseph Wilmot, by Reynolds od = 9a3
r lush ZINES OF Alabama, and Mississippi by the
- view Books, Newspapers, and every thing In the
.Fta = JOE sHILLINGToNs bookstore,
g., Ok COR. "a. av. and "A St., odeon Building.
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Departure Of the Canada

BosroN, March 1.-The Cunard steam
ship Canada sailed at noon to-day, for
Liverpool, with "a passengers and $780,
coo in specie.
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CINr1NSArTI, Feb. 28.-Lewis Gold
smith, an extensive clothier of this city,
WIS accidentally drowned in the river
this morning
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-. To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcERs-Hav;n, q
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Foun.
dry business, and knowing that can, and deter
mined that viii give satisfaction Cboth as regards
price ana quality OF work. to all who may favor me
with orders for CASTINGS solicit the PATRONAGE Of
the public. = ~
WIZ: sMALLwooD, Rodk Creek Foundry, Pa. avenue.
near Georgetown, Washington. feb 2l-lm$
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HS COMPOUND CuBEBIN POWDERS, sanctioned bv
JUG aecai facuit1, Certain, safe, and effec. ual
remedy, for che of all those diseases where On,
Deb or Coraiva are used. Prepared with great care
snd attention, by T. D. GILMAN, Chemist, Pennsylya-
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- Baltimore Narkes

BALTINoRE, March There Is an in
creasing demand for -four sales Of 9 900
obls, Howard-street -four at S5.3.. CITY
Mills held at $50. Wheat-sales Of
o'@" bushels at 81 s0asls3 for white,
and II, 'eaSl.173 for red. Corn held at
'oa'o Tor white, and the same for prime
yellow. No change in other articles.
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TO CAPITALISTS.

INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of all kinds.
4 consisting Of India Rubber Cloth for Infants
Carrisge Cloth, Piano, Table, and Horse Covers
Overcoats. Cleaks, Capss, Hats, Caps, Overa,ls, Leo
gins, Mechsnics' Aprons. Life Preservsrs. Cusbions
Pillows,tu Door Springs, &c 50 n = = -'>'-'''
:. 'D2 Il ~ WALL STEPHENS s..-el
1 F. svenue, next door to the Iron Han q
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and Sacred Scenes from
~ Notes OF Travel in Greece, Turkey, and Pales-
tine, by Fisher Howe
, Benedictons; or, the Blessed Life, by the Rev. j.
Cumming, D. ID.
history OF the Apostolic Church, by Philip sebaff
The Lectures Complete of Father Gayazzi. revised
and corrected by Gavazzi himself
The Path of Life, by Henry A. Rowland
:, Apocalypse Cnveiled-the Day OF Judgement, the
new light
Connexion OF Sacred and Profane History, by DR..
Davidson. New edition onlys1.
GRAY d BALLANTYNF
Ieo zo-u 1900. Bookstore, 7th st.
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DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
NJ nave now the largest stock OF domestic prv
w Goods 10 be found in the Djstr;e. vhieh NJ
are selling at Very low prices, for instape-
10 pieces yard wide Brown Cotton It elLe
i5o DO u do heavy DO do do
cases good blsached - do do
600 pieces fast colored Calico a.
500 do Nous de Laine, from 10 =. ,,dI.
1900 yards superior fast cold Or xhsu aa
lSo pieces white and red Fielnel pa ~ %.
Heavy Blankets, good size and me sar "a
5000 yards eeached Cotton, embrsnnI ali ~ m.
grades and makes f.om or 10 lssIc ~ 49,
~ cases Cotton cheetings, all width,
goo YARDS Pillow Sip Cotton, all widths
Ia, wnGe on which viii be sold At tn. very small
fERBY, TEBBs 4 YERSY.
Corner Of th street and r. aveaua
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lee OF WM. ALEXANDER ksrI Of
- SURFING, Major General In the United States
d., l vol ~ -" " D1e'' AA
North American Review for January
Dickens Household Words do
-. Tiaoe asnning: or, tie geDgesnos Of Claude Do.
81 he9dore the Child Of the Seas Sequel to Ga
nnny lockwood. novel; by Caroline Grove
Counts in the bush, !" by Emile Carlep
n,si mound OF Stories BY the Christmas Fire. BY
II. Ingrsham -, $50 - W -
Jeminrs Art of War, ] vol, with mans
Senerson's Notes on Virginia. new edition.
hecnsnical Theory Of Storms by T. Bassnett
ysH OFT ERANCK TAYIDR
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w ar Department,

war Department.,
@p,so,,,,, tebruary 23d, 1854 /
JEksONS having books belonging to the library
4 OF the War Department, in their possession
longer than the prescribed PERIOD two xe.ks) are
requested to return them to the librarian
-, als 4ss CHAS CALVERT,
ieo $o-NSW Librarian
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,M.sAa,SONIC-FREE AND ACCEPTED
-& MASoNs ATTENTIONI-Eysry MASON ~
g0oa Standing should cali iminedistely al
copies of signor Foehels Free Masons pok pu.cnals
n aoodails Masonic Quadriies, as they are both
t'0o~7 "oee' Tang VI 'heir name feb 20-tf
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rHO ALss OLD WINDSOR. SassafrSs and other
IL Toilet Soaps, at reCi cd prices Il
fsR1-a WIAsR's. 9th ST.
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE a,
- Aucu Non MONDAY, the 2sth instant. we
snail sell, at o o'clock o. m. at the residence of
Clark, Esq, on the south ,ide Of MARYLAND ave-
nue., between 10th and 18th streets, near Mr. ID
'larkes Drug Store, a handsome assortment OF
nearly new flu niture, viz:
Mahogany and spriHg%est Sofas Parior Rocking.
and other Chairs
%. no Dressing and other Bureaus
Do marble tip Centre, Pier, and other Ia
So bl-s. 80 - : :.
Walnut Bookc Sc and Secretary, Lounge
DO and Mspie Bedsieads and Washstands
Feather Beds, hair aud shurk Mattresses
Girsndoles, solar aud other Lamps t-..Fz -4,s.~.i
China. Glass, Crocke err Ind St, nswsre
GiltfrS ne Mirrors, Hatrack, &C.
Ihree-py, ingram passage, and stair Carpets
Radiator, alright, md coal Stoves
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms: All sums of SIS, cash over SOS a credit
OF sixty and ninety days for notes Satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest .7 -
Persons fur nishing respectfully invited to the
sale, as the furniture is Of good Quaty and nearly
new, and the sale will be well worthy their nj en-.
ton. GREEN n sCTsT
Eo ia Auctionsers.
81 The above sale is postponed nm.
til FRIDAY, the Sd March, ssms hour
GREEN SCOTT,
leo Zo-d Auctioueers
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SECOND Edition Of the National
Patriotic POEM, by Estwick Evans
Psice Csc. For sale by
GRAY & RALLANTYNE,
-.HU-If