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CONSISTENCY THOU AIT A JEWEL THE columns OF the
wing and know nothing organs since the adjournment OF
Congress have been filed with denuncations of the late
Congress-styng il the 'do-nothng Congress- ecwhle
az the time they urge argument in favor of the
secret political religious order Of know-nohngs that
hundred and fifty members of the lower house and
forty senators, have become members of "e order
Ptpe Ia Htn5ag f-Baton Rouge Lay Adpoeate.
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The editor of the West Chester (Pa) Jefersonan hav
ing in possession of list of the members of the
"Snownothing order in that place. he waited upon
by number of them, who begged of him not TO publish
it, ii might njnre them in their business The editor
further that the succeeding meeting many entered
the hall with masked faces
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The young Stale Of Wisconsin represented be in
highly prosperous condition With the liberal aid of Con-
gFess, the school fund is estimated five million dollars
and the revenue from il alone this year $4,000 Tie
State debt is limited by the constitution 100000 This
debt has been created by the issue of per cent
$500 end per cent bonds $4,000
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From the Portland (Me } Argus.
THE ELECTION.


We publish such returns have received The Adj
vertser (which for obvious reasons takes greater interest
this year in the than do gives the footing for
governor in 800 towns follows Paris 24347 Reed,
ll,46S Morrill, 40,ol3 Cary, 2,57l Some hundred and
thirty remain 10 be heard from 1t possible that
Morrill, Is chosen, but by certain.
To the senate, such senators elected fusion
lists wings No choice in York Somerset, and OK
ford and perhaps there will be four five vacancies else
where
The house thus far shows 35 democrats elected and 10
fusonists and wings.
OF the members of Congress- Messrs. Wood Perry,
Knowton, Benson and Washburne (fusionis chosen
and in the sixth district the result is certain between
Fuller (dem and Milliken (fusion) [MilHken since
nounced elected.
The vote OF the State in 1853 was follows Plsbury,
(dem,} 364l9 Crosby, (whg,) 27,l9l; A. P. Morrill,,
1883 Holmes and Others, sO66. The 81 members of the
stood last year III democrats 20 coalition House.
democrats Co. all Others 81 The opposition had all branches
Of the government and elected United States senator
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Gen Monagas has been unanimously elected President
Of Venezuela, his opponents having refused to vote
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The number Of lawyers in Texas is said be four hun.
drod and twenty-eight
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The Charleston Courier states that the three buoy on
ship bar have been replaced
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York Pa, has contributed $500 in cash and quantity
Of provisions for the sufferers at Columbia
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Journeymen rasterers said be in great demand
Wilmington, Delaware
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Last week there 10 deaths Newark New Jerse,
including II from cholera.
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lad, watching his opportunity. had
s,rung at the boh.Stass, and claniberpd
dripping on deck, JUS. as the schooner
fell off.
flc was surrounded at once, and
borne. shouting out in triumph, aft,
whrr" the master, handing the helm to
another, caught him in his arms, as if
he had been lis own child.
"fou'll be as great man as Decatur,
if you live my lad" he cried. Deca-
FUR was, in the masters opinion, the
greatest person that ever brea'hrd.
But come below, come brlow," hr
continued, "you'rr as wet as musk rat .
rang it, Billy he exclaimed iaptur.
ously, "but you're a HERO
You think wasn't scared then, sir"
said the boy, proudly. his eye brighten
ing. AID his lutte tigur" expanding per-
cepti"ly. "lou'll tell mother so, won't
YOU sir =
"ihat will" said the master, clap.
ling him heartily on the Shoulder
"fou did exactly what was right, and
Kept up your 81 iriiS brav-Iy: if you
ladn', my boy. you'd been food for the
sh-rks, maybe, by this time. | should
have been some skeercd myself, Billy,
fra been in your place.
w ould you, though ~ said the boy,
as he looked up, hv the dim light Of The
cahrn.lamp. "Oh! no you wouldn't
hut was glad, tell YOU" he added
quickly, his eyes glistrnng, "when
saw tn. schooner come riding the seas
toward me, and thought I'd see mother
again And, at this recollection, his
io,'i'udc gave way. and he burst into a
flood OF tears Rn' they were tears Sa-
cred to mothers memory, and they
did him honor.
This is 70 fancy sketch. The news
papers Of last November recorded the
rlf.ro,session and courage Of the hero
OF DIR story, cXaclIy as We hav, told it,
only in more general terms. Do we
err, in saying with those journals, that
tile world will yet hear more Of this
brave boy
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D-Don't forget the Temperance
Convention to. day.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
Letter frs,,ss a'!acSapcakr.
CHESAPEAKE Cry, Jan. 4, "a.

! CHESAPEAKE Cry, Jan. d, "a.
I The Shan ghni--ire on The Cnnai-Wgt Tile
| Er'enSire Ice Housa--R. n orai IF Rudiings-
| High Prices for Los NtW Houses Sous CT
! Temperance, Sc.
DEAR R.-Vhe majcr portion of my
letter must necessarily br the town TOPIC
the "Shanghai." The star of this
chicken seems to be still in the ascend
ant and he crows louder now than ever
Moorrd in deep water, uncontrolled
with land by any natural means, his
great difficulty partly removed, he now
faps his Wigs and his Growing can b."
heard far and near. He is regular
Shanghai-nonr of your half. breed dung
hills, which retain their vulgaritv and
first principles, always but bona tide
feather.leggel, irigh-head"d, aristocra.ic
Shanghai. A compromise Was effected.
hence my prophecy Or rather assertion,
proved untrue.
The Canal is impossible, the ice being
three inches thick. \ small track is,
however, kept oIrn by the daily USE of
an non boat drawn by eighteen horses.
a breaking up may be expected in a few
DAYS, the knowing ones say.
The highest 'i,Ie, with two exceptions,
during the last twenty years, rose here
on Friday night. 1t was eighteen inches
above the usual tide level and passed
over the coNrr.dam used in protecting
the ground Of the PROJECTED lock pit. No
damage or injury however occnrrrd.-
Tie large lre.house Of Mr.. J. AibIrr
is now being rapidly filled. This house
will hold &c, 900 bushels and mua: BE- Of
immense advantage not only to it, owner
but TO the fishermen travelling the route.
Ii is built on the Shorr, with railway
leading TO il from deep water! and hrnc"
no unnecessary detention can he caused
to boats.
MIR. G.. W Bennett is now engaged in
moving the extensive buildings used hy
the towing Co., as stables 1t quite as
toni,hcs some of our citizens TO seq a
house, 100 f! long and 80 It wide, NOV
ing right up the Main street by man
over.
Large prices have already been offered
for the lots of ground bordering on the
New Canal Locl, aud many think that
the entire business of the Chesapeake
side of the town Will be confined Ia the
new st;ett, which rams diagonaIly lro,n
Ilcmii.iii street along til" basin bank, 10
the ou:rr sid" Of the lock. learn that.
Mr.. !. Sc"nliu intends erecting num-
Der OF houses on the upper ia.i eaii y
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Rising Suy, Jan. ;

Rising SUN, Jan. ., ~.
Sleisting-.7 mgcnye'ion L1m' !@.cs, &r.
P. G. RlcN"rgs, ESQ, sir -
have no don,i you thought "kal,o'
drtnnct, but Though dead to you, am
still "aIive and kicking"
We have excellent sl"isinng for the
last few days, which has been "A source,
as usual, Of great satisfaction to the
pleasure seeking portion Of our comnu-
nifty. Everything in The shape of hor-
SEES and vehicles have been called into
reousilion; but alas that fatal SOU h
wind has not on $ cast Jumper on the
snow, but also, on the spirits Of those
who were calculating largely upon a
regular season OF sleighing.
A few evenings since select party
of the SLIPPER Ten" of a nrighboring
town drove up to our village hotel, and
from the authorltIve manner in which
they ordered the juvenile osllrr of mine
host to "Iut away, feed, curry and rub
down" their horses, he Ohe ostlcr) cal
cu-trd upon hberal fee, being the re-
ward Of his services. Consequently he
entered upon his duties with alacritv.
A itcr reasonable time they prepared 10
take their departure, but OF unbound
liberaity, generous hearted charity,
commendable beneyoence and magnan-
imous compensation-one dime was ac-
tuallv forced upon the lucky boy
sum sufficient to keep him in cigars for
at least one day.
Some Real Estate has changed hand,
in this distric. lately-Mr. VIM. Ser
geant has sold his farm for $4,000.
Mr.. Jesse Pyle for the same amount, and
the farm of the heirs Of the late Samuel
Taylor, has been sold to John Lincoln
for 5000, subject to the widows dow
er. Offers have also been made for sew.
eral other farms, at a considerable ad-
vance on the price asked some time ago
The fact is, the natural quality of the
land in this district, generally, is good
and farmers at distance are beginning
to find it out. besides there is stlll fan
prospect OF the Central Rail Road
passing through the neighbour ODD
"kELso."
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NOTICE

TO LATE ROAD SUI ERVISORS.-Th
l. County Commissioners will meet at their
office in llklon. on Tuesday anu "Wednesday,
the 2lth and 25h Of January, 1854, for The
purpose OF closing the accounts Of Road Super
rIS"rS for the last year. and all preceding years,
81 lar as they remain unsettled; the reads pass
ing into other hands after the Isl u January.
Ali supervisors, who have not filed their ac-
counts, are requested 10 do so; aud all who owe
the county are notified TO come forward on one
OF the days above named, to pay ever, their
respective balances. The necessity of placing
funds in The hands Of the new snpeIvisos rem
ders this course impei alive. By order,
7. Z. RICKETTS,,
Dec 81 Al Clerk.
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0s.~On Of the most experienced Physicans
OF Baltimore, say Of STABIER'S ANOIlNE
CHERRY ENPECTGHANI tor tIr crre Of
Coughs, Colds. lloais"nt>s Bronchitis, Group,
AMI other Affections eft LuNes and Throat.
"H "Wcfect more good Man any ofihc nrmertus
preparations uiM mhich hit country is i!uAda!-
al
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Gle 1tlayl;ets

ELEToN, .Tane5.1hs-Fnn s6:75; wheat
sl,55i cor" 90 ls; Gals - cts.
BALTIMORE NAGKET.-Jan. It'll
Flour B7.l2 to 1925; Wheat, white,
il.G2 to 1853; red, pI.54 to l.5e; Corn
50 to 66 cents; Oats 40 to A. cents; Clo-
verserd b6.37 to $50; timothy $500.
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M. r;'icE.

On W"ln" Stay, the 81, ull, hy the Rov.
Mr.. Colclazirf, M. GARNER \. Wicis to
Miss SaRAl! Il. NAKlnsoN. AL ni Pert Deposit.
U-5| IN error having occurred in til" above
no Iicc last week. we le-puhil-h II lo-i~y.
At Ch"sarcahr City on the 9TH inst. hy the
Roy. L. J. Way. Mr.. ANrREw DAILY 10 Hiss
ELi2ARi.TII GROVE.
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S'l'sbsInIt

JNROM the subscriber al Summit Bridge. Del,
l. on WcdneS lay night, last, Il BLACK MARE
anI square boiiel WAGON, said mare was
blind in the lett eve. Any person returning
sad mare and wagon. or giving information
leading to their recovery, will BE- Literally re-
waIi",!. JOSEPH BlGGS.
Summit bridge, Del. Jan &, 81 1t
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There is now lying in the Mint at
Philadelphia over twenty-one million
dollars in silver coin--to be furnished
to applicants in exchange for gold.
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furnished any information which may
lead to the correction of abuses, it has
hot been altogether vain.
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1o5 ACRES, more or less,

E--=E h e improvements thereon
.1IiE consist m cool Finmr DWELL
2ss% ti;;a, in. li"a>r, frame Barn, meat
81 = - Mouse. an! carriage house; an
Al pie or' lard and peach orchard.
he soil l. e%crlivnt, the Situation healthy. the
ncI2hh"rao"d in "vcr! way drslnblr as a place
OF r"S'!rnc". y" waste Land IN the tract
mari in abundance On the premises.
It'll good; ior terms apply to
EARLE Y CRESWELL.
IlktUn, Jan &, 81 iw
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4. Z. eE @ w.

NiiD!.ESA III AND kEiAiL GROCER,
No. % .Nmhct st., Wilmington, De-.
GROCERIES CAEAP FOR CASH.
HE subscriber having on hand at his Store
60 No. - Markr, ST.. large and general as
fiment o; fresh ana well selected Groceries,
''kcs this mclhol Of imlu! ming the citizens of
Iklon and Cecil county generally, that he will
sell them as cheap As they can be bought
either in Wilmington or Paula irphIa market;
and respectfully solIcits call from such as may
want goods in his line, before Purchasing else
where. Also, wines & Liquors.
Always o" hand in choice variety. Consist
in" in part Of
lltli NkS,- Of III" first and medium quality
Old Cosnnr B,anjy, do ia!c DO, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Bandy, Holland
GIN.
WlNES.-Madelra, Port, Tenerint, Sherry,
Lisbon, and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine OLp MoNoNGAIirLA Whisky, and
WIN" BI,tcls. ANDREW J. CROW,
No. 50 Market St., | .our above Niller;s
Dec. 81, ON. Hotel, Hi}ningiou, Del.
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Large Farm for Rent

an BOHEMIA MANOR; now occupied by
W Isaac S. Bnurhril 1t has brcn l.lncl
nearly all over; pan Of it twice. Possession
avrn on the 2jh March next. Apply To the
subscriber, Georgetown, Ken! county, Nh.
Jan 3w@ GEO. W. OLDHAM.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL!
j. J. HUNT.
Fre|cyich Gig, I'D.

THIS preparation whlca has become so cru
Grail: kE"wn fer lis great vIi'"", was first nc
pared by J. } Hunt EfI a. a. e,Ii,i" fur I,,nr
chan!Iz" generally, but mr,' | r 'a;niIy use
AID HAT OF som" ul his lli,m ) vii, hcarI clil.
aud wuul,l nj BE- without it, The w.n.!,,lul
Il ct i pr@'ucr! in relieving the mosr stubborn
Co.'S. h, hrcIim" 80 generally knnw,l, AMI ,urruI
iar aui Wi!". witch n,uerd him to Offer II 10
Ii" Pubic. rrIying entirely on its owu merit
tor H. tdlugr success.
III" &c :,an! Tor 1t has increased daily and
is liner ca>rd IN popularity hrycu, hi. ,xprrtu-
ton, mn ID" hes" Iir'."> himself ikal il Will
aii"rI r''H"i wt"n p"pp"i!y taken.
READ! READ! READ,,!
|! is unlac any other Rene iy-ls cures are
>nrc.
From A. MrK"n'rrc Bly,, With Rargler
FISHER X Co.. 80. us. Baltimore st.
BALTIMORE, Get II, 1893.
Mr.. ]. J. !iunl-i,a" >ir: rI"sirr Ia all
NY testimony 10 b"hnI Of your valuable Cough
Remedy. llnvn. Suffered SEVERE " inr several
weeks with a violent cough. riahnrsS 81 the
chest, pain AMI SGr"n"SS in ms breast, an 4,.n-
RAJ debility OF The Systr:n, after going through
n regular course nj N"icn". an / using l!uv>t
everything recommended by my liirn IS to lit
lie or no purpose, was prevailed on /" try vnnr
"Grrat Mn:yrn N"im"ly.'' lid 50, ur after
using hut thr"r bottles, | was entirely relieved
nmi AN now perfectly well.
Yours, trnlv.
Jan COW ly a. Mex. BOYD.
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ten to shout Shame !" "Shame ~ ought
TO induce him to disgorge that 1890
which he never earned, and restore it
to the county, or conscience-smitten, at
least, he should give il to the poor.
But there is another reason, why he
should not have had any extra salary, if
indeed any salary at all; and that is that
he has so neglected the regular labors of
the office, as to leave the county IN dam
ger oil losing much, perhaps more than
his regular salary amounts to; neglect
which can only be corrected and money
which may only be saved, by days OF
patient research and extra labor. Does
the man of "paciiic' and other habits
"turn with disgust from this dsagreea-
Bile picture y Let the matter be sub
mltted to those able to decide.
/ The subject of the per cent on the
railroad money we will take up next
week. We shall take il up not as per.
tanning to this controversy but as mat.
ter of public concern. 1t has been as
serted that we received percentage on
certain sums al money SO we did; and
we shall expose those cases also, and see
what can BE- made Of them. Taxpayers
have a right to k.ow what becomes O
their money, and if this unpleasant con
trovesy in relation to the County Funds
begun before the election, ami continued
from time to time TO the present, has
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NEAD! KEAD!l RE.AD,,
/ From A. MrK"n,,rrc Bpy1, with D,ruher
| L I.iLn1. L..

Jan 8 COW "
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.HyIYhT AJGAaA III 44a
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OF FICIAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. I, 1854
Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the follow.
ing described stocks of the United States that this
tweSa the date hereof and the FIRST of June next,
portions Of those stocks amounting in the aggregate
TO seven millions dollars, in the manner and the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be given In order Of
time in which the said stocks of either kind may be
offered. The certificates duly assigned to the United
States, must be transmitted to this Department.
upon the receipt Whereof price viii be paid com.
pounded of the following particulars:
lst The par value or amount specified In each
certificate. ..f.a
I'd. A premium on the stock of the loan author
lied by the act of july 1916, redsenable November
IL, 1885, of six per cent? the stock of the loan
thorzed by the act of 1912, redsemable 3lst Decem
Der, 1852 Of fifteen and a-half per cent the stock
of the loans authorized by the acts of 1847 and 1S8
aud redeemable, the former on the 31st December
1867 and the latter the 30th June 1862 of TWEEN
ty-one per cent; and ON the stock Of the loan au-
ihorxed by the act OF 1850, and redeemable on the
2Ist Of December, 1854 Commonly called the Texan
Indemnity ten per cent. E-ei .
Sd Interest the par of each certificate from the
LIST OF Jany, 1854 to the date of receipt and settle
uent at the treasury, with the allowance flor the
money to reach the ownsr) of one days interest in
addition. tasT
Payment for said stocks will be made In drafts OF
the Treasurer of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia az
the parties may direct. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasury
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN AGENCY,

0pPos,ts ne neasnry Department. Warrington,
~ Counsellor Of the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States and Consul General Of the Republic of
Ecuador for the United States, established for the
prosecution and recovery Of claims of American ci IT,
Lens on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive DEPARTMENTS Of the
Federal Government and Boards of Commissioners
sitting in Washington recovery of debts, legacies
and inheritances In the United States and foreign
countries; Investments in United States and State
securities; collections generally, remittances, and
other money business. Having efficient and relia-
BILE correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories ofthe Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America the chief cities of Europe in Australia In
dia, and China, the undersigned is prepared to give
his prompt and faithful attention to all business
that may be eonfdsd to his agency. s. .... g.
feb l5-W1y AARON IT. PALMER
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NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS.

I7HE subscriber begs to call the attention of per-
| sons refitting their houses TO his new stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS. Just received
uperior lot of Silyer" Papers of the very latest
styles and best finish. these papers are pdrranted
10 tarnish. Velvet papers, large variety at
prices to suit all purses. .. ~.
Gold papers from g. cents per piece to $50
Gold and Velvet from l so cts. per piece to 6.25
.'siver and Velvet" froml cts. piece to 1926
Glazed papers from % cts. 10 sl25 per piece
ing azld, Sc 10c- IL Sc. 15c. Lee. and Csc.
Oak and other limitations 1T reduced prices. All
kinds Of Decorative and Ornamental papers, Statues
Groups, &c. .. -......- No.
Paper hungby experienced hands. All work war
rantd to give satisfaction. - .
Persons DESTROYS to purchase would do well to CALL
as my assortment is of such description as to suit
the most fastidicus.
JOSEPH T. K. PLANT,
No. 5 Washington Place,
eth street, g doors south of street
mar 1l-eotf IL IL - u H.. Ill
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
February q, 1854.
PROPOSALS viii be received in this Office until
L Saturday, the 22d Of April next, at 3 O'Clock
p. m, for grading and graveling SO much of Mary.
land avenue, between Seventh street and Potomac
bridge, as Is not now graded and gravelled as may
be directed BY the Commissioner of Public Bul0.
ings.
The work is to be of the best character and to be
done to the acceptance Of the Commissioner or such
person he may appoint to inspect it, and all that
is to be done nust be done by the first day of Octo
Der next .f.--
g The crawling must be at least twelve inches In
depth at the centre Of the street, taperng off grsdu
ally to six inches in depth at the sides.
Security will be required for the faithful per.
formance of the work.
Any surplus earth from the grading must be de-
posted at such place, within reasonable distance,
as the Commissioner shall designate.
Proposers will state the price per cubic yard for
the grading and per superficial yard for the gravel
ing, including gravel and all materials.
B. B. FRENCH,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.
CLOTHING, a. .
~ SPRING STILES - .--

CLOTHING, CLOTHING, H. 81.
" SPRING STILES -.-..
.. ~ 6; CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
WALL Il STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets next door to Iron Hall,
also three doors east Of National Hotel invite citi
zens aud strangers to an examination of their new
assortment of Spring Cloths and Csssimeres, White
and Colored Marseilles Silk, Satin, and other Vest
ings, embracing the finest assortment of desirable
goods for the coming season that offered,
which we will make to order in the most superior
styles much cheaper than the usual city prices for
similar goods.
We therefore invite all purchasers wishing to con.
suit economy, to examine our present assortment
before making their selections.
Also, constantly on hand q large assortment of su-
peIior ready -made Clothing for gentlemen and boys,
Of all qualities which, for styles and elegance of fin.
ish, cannot be equalled in this city. -
mar 2l-tf
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FRESH SUPPLY.

NE have now opened, in addition to our former
w stock, many new and sp endid Dress Goods,
embracing all the novelties of the season.
Also, just received 10. -.
The latest style Spring Manteilstts -,
Black lace Shaw Is aud Scarfs WIS.
Printed Cashmere do - do ...-----.-.-.-.-
VIII open to day
A beautiful assortment Of Parasols, comprising all
the newest stlyes and choice colors
To which we invite the attention of the ladies, as
our motto is quick sale and small profits.
MAXWELL, SEARS, & COLLEY,
18th street, three doors above Pa. avenue.
ap 6-eo2W .t..