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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-28

CUPREME COURr. In the matter OF the APP
~ pcston Of tie Mayor, tdermen and CommonA
City New York relative 10 the OPENING Of such p1r OF
EIGHTY THIRD-srREET from the Ftfhsye.1s 20 me
East River mot opened In the City Of Nes-Io.t
We the Comm Of Estimate ard Asscssmcnt s''ns
hereby give notice the owners oceapsn o
panfs Of all houses snd lots improved sod enfnpfoyed
lands affected thereby, and 70 oil others "''" ' ''
Firt That We have com pleed Esdnse and sssensn
sd r., Iii or,o,s s sdeced tnsfsoy ana
mo h ored 20 me same do present. their euonsin
0r,ins dnly verified 70 WILLIAh VI. bLiiNo, E79y our
Ch.i,nan ~ ,te oce the Conm:-oners NO d Shan-
hers erect sccond story tront IooJN 'A VI '7i's
The 18th dsy Of October, 1873 - - . ,,. .,,.,,.. 49,
b. Estimate sEd Assessment, Will BE bsnd
200 90 he ssms before st the place, at
10 10 iptks p 81 % tie 9Th day Of October, lsjL
td That The Absse, u the said Estimate and Assess
IL tossthsr With maps, and also sn tho sd1sts sst-
-, spd other documents which GEsd b. 10 making
~ orr report hsys been deposited 10 the Street Couikson
- ofths City and County Of New YORK. there remain
apti tie 18th day Vi November. 1854
Foartb Tbst the limits embraced by the Assssansnt sfors-
said olov All those pieces OF Land nt0Aiea m TOE
ssd City ontng both ges n shty third bets
the eastery side Il the and the tss River and
ertudns he northery and osher sides Of kshty hhd-
street. middle Of Ire blocks either ce thefeofi and
Fh That report herein viii b. presented 70 ne 50
creme Court of he STATE Of NeWYork Special fera
thereof 70 Be held the City Hail IN the SAID City, on SAT
URDAY The ish ssy Of tgTenber A. D. lsS Il tDs open
ua Of The Cont day and that then and hee o. s
thereafter a. counsel Be besd motion viii Be sssas -
'-4 '''''' Willis II ELrIgo,
MICHAEL o. BART, iCom1fsssos>sa
j. SIBERIAN 3ROwHZLL -.
EswYefk SePteEbers. isIL
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Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..
NYACK and HAvERsTRAW STEAMBOAT

NYACK and HAYERSTRAW STEAMBOAT
~ LINE no,,, -,
caves daily except sund. daily (sxcept sunday Cham
cI'rbsr.. pier AZ ; r NJ bers e. Pier At VI. for
20, MACK and HAVEa IYONKERS PIEDMONT
STRAW Iaudp. AZ Rocslsn NYACK, OAK Hill. eou.
Tt and Pefmont n eOnneo meeting RDckland LAKE and
lion with the New York and haysr.raw
Erie Railroad Returning leaves ha'er
Returning leaves Hsver straw al " -,
straw every morning AZ q Inc AhEO" VIII m s a
o'clock. nodate PsItNs 'ol anJ =, VIZ
sOnable terms
N.B.-Ths Inc Of boats DO not land ct Amos st.
CTATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRf
- NOTICE CHEAP EXCU6sION-fsrs St cents On
ana sf.r Aprl TO- 1854 the bOas will leave toHowsi Hn
uuber notice. Leave Nanderbrs Landing, staten 'ssna
every bonr from p NJ. Leave foot OF "hitshaH
q, N,E.YoIk, every hour rom A. ~ % ! r a
LOk BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
RIvEa-The splendid snd superior steamers t ~
sTAIE Can't VIM brown, leaves New. YORK ever, hO',
nay WEDNESDAY snd FRIDAY, at o'clock d ana
EMPIRE STATE Capt benjamin Brsyton leaves View ios
ever, TUESDAY TIT RsDAY snd SATURDAY 81 , gei9ct
from pier No " R. near the Battery Both 'oaehins
Ne~p.u each way 90, =, ,.a -. .s.,,,.s % .,v .,,t
Febt 10 Bosfon forwarded through with great dispatch
BY 40 Express Rfeight Tran -. ~. -os-,u.
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CUPREME COURT-County of Kings.-The
- RUTGERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ssainst
Mold. Jr., and - ARNOLD his wife. and CoRNELiUs
YOUNG WILLIAM Y. ARNOLD, LEMUEL ARNOLD,
Jr. and - ARNOLD, his Wife. defendants: You ara
hereby summoned the complaint In this seton,
which tb. hsd the Office Of the Clerk OF the County
knfs the City Hall o. the CITY Of Brooklyn sad TO serve
COW Of your the Subscribers their Office No W.
Brosdwsy corner Of John NewY0rk within twenty days
the rvice o. this you, exclusive Of the day
Of such service and fail 70 answer the said amt
within u tine aforesaid the plaintiffs In ibs action xl sp-
ply 20 the for the relief demanded Ia the eonpnt-
Dated September ii, 1854 PEET NfChOLs
ocil4 law6wS PlaintitS Au0rneys
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m,27 i.wsms. ELILABETn ]. PRICE. AlmIal..IatIlH


NJ OTICE Of APPLICATION Tor the dlschargd
Of an insovent from his debts to the provin
Of the third article Of the title the fifth chapter OF tho
second part of the Revised Statutes PETER CnANrHONr
OF County Of Montgomery York,
an published Sept z 1854 Credit
before the Samuel Beeng y County Jndso
the County MONTGOMERY the h day OF December
next az o'clock r show II any they have, why
an should be made Of said insolvency. estate and
he di,cbnTsed from his debts GEORGE SMITH,
81 lnxlOuS for Insolvaut
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TNHE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE

THE CORN EXCHANGE FIRE AND IN
/ LAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE COMPANY cor
asr Of y ilsm and Sesverss Capital s10VO, All paid u
ea.h and securely vested bODd snd mortgages 90 real
estate In New.York sbd Brooklyn, which, ~to an sccnnn
ed renders this Company 1o0d 1nd SAT iIstitatop
for insurer, JOSEPH KETCHUa President
JosEPH WLLETs. 'icePresidsnt
W n WINDSOR Secretary
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M PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogat

Of the County Of sS,es !, hereby spsp
~ he CIV OF Glasgow Scotland ADD formerly Of New fos
decessed present the same wIh voucher. 'se', h c, ~
at his residence No 10 East 2tth "a tne wy
Work or or before the lsth day Of December next
dated New. York the 10th day OF June iSrs ,
JAMES STUART Administrator win WIZ annexed
inlI Lawn
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE II ah orier oi nc outtoSa.o Vi
The Couutv of New.York notice IA orcbv gyen 10 all per-
sons having ssms against DAVID w PRICE, late OF tho
City of New York builder deceased TO present sIe Are
vi rs thereof the subscriber, at his ohee No lSf
Fast Boadway 10 the City of New York OF before tho
tweuy-eighth lay Of November next Dated mo
twenty-siSth day OF May 1854 ..
4
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y and ISRAEL r. POTTER against ID. A. MABIE-sum-
mons To D. A MAPLE: You are hereby summoned
and required 70 snswer the complaint In this seton,
Of the CITY and County Of ssw.York, at tho New.
York CITY Hall, and serve copy OF your answer
D. the said complaint the Subscribers al their oce No 2s
Fulton sad city within tse1 days after tho service Of
this summons on you excaye Of the day d such seryce
and Won fail TO answer the said compaDL within the tme
aioresad the plaintiffs Ia this action will take Judgment
sssins Won for the sum xix hundred and twenty six Is 100
dos with Sers s62e l6 ou the third day u October
ne thousand eight hundred and besides the costs Of
nj, action - Dsted New.Yost, Oct 70, 1854
T. w & O. '. CHESTER, Plaintiff Attorneys.
- AuuA
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CUPREME C0URT.-In the matter Of tn
EDWARD c. WEST.
A Ass,gt no TpggRsNURE' cO~mi''i'

ROBERT ,. DILLON Counsel 10 the Corporation.
bah papers Published In the City Of New York re-
quesed publish the preceding notice until the 2st day Of
October In each week and send their bills with
sdavs of publication TO the office Of the Counsel 10 tho
Corporation to be paid the FINAL taxation Of the proceed
ina a. iawtoflS
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De-. NORRIS INvIG0RAT Nc CoknIAL has been c0ur
terfeite by some unprincipled persons.
In future, al tie genuine Cordial will have IL
proprietor's fac smile pasted over the cork Of eac
otle, and the folio ling words blown In the glass
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. Apr;l % 1874

ALEXANDRIA,, dprll 70, 1904.
Weathsr-Coupon 5ondy-Invitution-T
atricais-Safe - Wrong Suspicion - La
dies Fair-Eaitor's Trip-Fish.
The GOODNESS of Wednesdays shower
has passed away, and the air is warm
and cheering. Heavy clouds, however,
betoken a change to unpleasant and wet
weather.
The City Council, at its recent session,
passed an act authorizing the issue of
$500, 900 in coupon bonds, to defray the
present and forthcoming liabilities of the
city. 1t is presumed that this stock can
be disposed of with slight discount
upon its face value. / hope so-but a
few more years of extensive subscriptions
will bring US nearer bankruptcy than
some imagine.
The city authorities having rendered
the Inequalities of our city to the Amer
lean Scientific Association, we hope the
tender will be accepted, and that we
shall be honored with their attendance.
On Wednesday evening two of our
former townsmen, MeSsrS. Lunt and
Bangs, gave an histrionic entertainment at
Liberty Hall, appearing, assisted by other
performers, in scenes from several popu.
lar dramas. A full house greeted their
appearance, and the audience seemed
highly delighted with the entertainment.
On the same morning, at an auction
sale, by S. j. Mccormick, 200 tons OF
damaged Guano brought S35 TO As so Der
ton, and 1000 bushels of damaged Corn
at 47a56 cents per bushel.
The rumor of suspicion in relation to
the incendiarism of the shop of Ford &
Parrish, rests upon circumstances, on
which it is impossible to found legal
charge, and which, in the opinion of q
large majority of our community, furnish
not even ground for suspicion.
The Ladies Fair for the benefit of the
Sun Fire Company, opens at Sarepta Hail
on Monday evening. An extensive va
riety of useful and ornamental articles
will be exposed for sale On the occasion,
and We are sure of deliverance from enn,.i
for week.
The editor of the Sentinel has been
riding on rail-over the whole length OF
the Orange and Alexandra railroad, and
sketches his trip in his last editorial thus
s. 1t is worthy of remark, that traveller
hence to Charlottesville, commences his
journey in sight of the home of Washing.
ton, passes by the birth place of Taylor
within few miles of the abode of Madi
son, and sweeps by the base of the hill
where reposes the dust of Thomas Jeffer.
son."
Fish are steadily arriving, and prices
have slightly declined. AM.
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IFFICI Al

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. /, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the follow
ing described stocks of the United States, that this
department q prepared to purchase at any time be-
tSe@a the date hereof and the first of June next,
portions of those stocks, amounting in the aggregate
t. seven mil ions dollars, in the manner and on the
terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In 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;
pounded of the following particulars:
i5t The par value or amount specified In each
certificate
!. I'd premium on the stock Of the loan author
Eed by the act of July, 1886. redeemable November
IL, 1885, OF six per cent the stock of the loan
thorized by the act of 1872 redeemabe 31st Deem
Der, 1862 of fifteen and ahalf per cent; the stock
Of the loans authorized by the acts Of 1S47 and 1885,
and redeemable, the former on the 31st December,
1851 and the latter on the 0th June 1862 of twen-
ty-one Per cent; and the stock Of the loan au-
thoriZei by the act of 1885, and redeemable on the
2ist OF December, 1884, Commonly called the Texan
indrnnity) ten per cent.
sd Interest the par of each certificate from the
1st Of Jany 1854 TO the date of receipt and settle
ment at the treasury, with the allowance (for the
money to reach the ownsr) of one days interest In
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts OF
TIE Treasurer Of the United States the assistant
treasurer at BOSTON. New York, or Philadelphia, az
the parties may direct JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3--dt1stJune Secretary of the Treasury.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN AGENCY.

Opposite the Treasury Department, Hdihin9tor,
FINDER the direction of AARON HAGHT PALMER,
u 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
gems 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, lsgacies
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 OF the Union, in Mexico, Central and South
America the chief cities of Europe in Australia In.
tia and China, the undersigned is prepared to give
his prompt and faithful attention to all business
that may be confded to his agency.
feb l6-Wly AARON II. PALMER.
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BALTnoRR CORRESPONDENCE,
BALTIMORE, April 27-1

BALTIMORE, April 27-10P.n.
TIE Telegraph Monopoly BUR- and
Bear Ftght-The Prima Donna
The New York Post, of yesterday, con.
tains quite severe article upon the resi-
dent Geographic agent, Mr.. Craig, of the
New York Associated Press, for humbug-
ing the people of that city, and especially
the Evening Express, with manufactured
European news, purporting to have been
received from Halifax, upon the arrival
there of the Arabia. The particulars Of
this rascally and fraudulent attempt you
have already published.
There is, to my knowledge, but one
line of telegraph in North America which
allows the monopoly of its wires, and
that is the line running from the borders
of Maine to Halifax. The company con-
trolling it has seen fit to grant such priv
ileges to the New York Associated Press
as Vill give said association the monopo-
ly of all European news by steamers ar
irving at Halifax, to the exclusion of
others. Thus the parties concerned are
enabled to suppress the real news, hold
it in secret for twenty four hours or more
in every part of the United States, and
resort to such appliances, doubtless, for
speculation, or other sinister purposes, as
may best suit their sinister designs. The
entire commercial world, by this odious
principle, is thus left in a position to be
imposed upon, defrauded and humbugged.
No wonder that the Post speaks out SO
emphatically. The evil is one of gigan-
tic proportions, and is daily falling into
deeper corruption. 1t places too much
power into the hands of few, and Gre
ates temptations leading to fraud and
deception, as in the recent case, which
must increase in enormity so long as the
telegraph company alluded to reserve
the use of their wires thus exclusively
for few corrupt monopolists. The evil
is not only applicable to commerce, but
it may prove an incendiary to the best
interests Of our social and political insti-
tutlons- Who knows to what base uses
such powers might be applied in the
hands OF knaye or traitor! The sub.
jet is one of sufficient magnitude to
command the attention of Congress-. if
by any possible means that body can
reach it, and apply, in some shape or
other, Corrective.
The :. bull" and " bear" fight to which
/ alluded yesterday, still RACES fiercely.
The - bull" to-day, made another rush
at his antagonist, and the bear, l am told,
is in training to give battle. He is lei
surely gathering strength and certifying
himself in such manner as to thug" his
foe until bones, horns, hair, hide and all
are squeezed into an unacceptable jelly.
Our Baltimore prima donna, Mrs.
Young, has already disposed of eleven
hundred tickets to her concert On Mon
day night next. She intends appearing
in Washington city about the 10th of
May, from thence to Richmond and Fred
erlcksburg, where she designs giving con-
certs. Permit me to say that your citi..
zens will seldom have an opportunity of
hearing sweeter, or more accomplished
vocalist. The people of Baltimore have
taken an unusually active interest. in her.
behalf RODERICK.
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tfully manufactured and as cheap es any establish
Inent N til Union.
D0LLARD's HERBANIUM EXTRACT OR LUIS
TROUS HAIR TONIC,
preparel from South American herbs and roots, the
Tcst successful article produced for preserving
the hair Irom falling out changing color restoring
and preserving it IN n healthy and luxuriant state.
Among other why Dollards hair-cutting sa.
loon, maintains its immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic is applied to every head of hair cut at
his establishment consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known applica-
ton. It being thus practically tested by thousands,
offers the greatest guaranty OF its efficacy. sold
wholesale and retail at his Old Establishment, III
Chestnut Street, opposite the State House, Phila-
detphia.
K. DoL1ARD las al last discovered the NJ Plus UL-
EA Of hair dye, and announces it for sale with per-
feet confidence in its surprising everything of the
kind now in 1t colors the hair either black or
brown, rs may be desired, and il used without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain or other
wise, be washed of N ten minutes after the ap
piication without detracting from its efficacy. Per-
sons visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to r. D0LLARD, lit CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, vii. receive attention.
ian CIV
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W0LFE's sCHIEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS

t'IIE Undersigned. in returning his sincere thank'
1 to the citizen of WGstinStop, Georgetown, AID
Alexandria for the very fattering patronage ex-
tended to his SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS,
respectfully beg leave to inform them that he has
app inted sTANIsLAUs MURRAY, ED Of Washington.
his sole agent for the above named places. who will
in future supply the trade at the New York prices
The undels signed takes this opportunity Of eau
ii ming the public against the many limitations OF
this unrivaled medicinal beverages which its great
reputation and have called into the market.
and To say that the genuine IS put up in quart AMI
pint bottles, having his name and the name of the
article in raised letters the sides with his seal in
wax Impressed the corks. and the labels bearing
his autograph signature ALI other is spurious and
delecierious, and wholly rthy CT the condolences
81 the public. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Is aGd % Beaver street, New York
eD "O-eo6t
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN

BUCKLEY CO. respectfully inform he citi-
u Gems of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
prepared to undertake every description of work
in @ AS FITTING. They have secured the services
Of some Of the best wOrkmen from the Nor b, and
their charges will be found low in any of tt
cities.
they have always on hand an elegant assortment
of Gas Fixtures to which they would invite the ey
animation Of the public.
south side Of Bridge street between Washington
an Jefferson.
Orders left at Linthicum's Hardware Store will be
Puncsualiy attended to. jan Soft
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
SoR The sfAl
OLD MEMORIES.


Why should they cOme-oli memories,
Thus thfonSing round my heart,
And mar the present, quiet ho2T,
With what viii not depart.
They come with silent Influence.
They come with magic power,
And bring with them the hopes long past,
Which gladdened many an hour.
And with them come the friends of old,
The gentle, and the true;
Who faded meath the suns bright rays,
As fades the morning dew.
Yet, with the soothing thought of these.
Come feelings, pure and high,
That If we tread The path they trod
Wen meet them in the sky.
And TnemOry's true and faithful page,
Bears other records sad,
Of those who were once true US,
Where all seemed bright and glad.
We find, alas. that tickle change
Will make fond hearts grow cold;
We think of, but as strangers now,
These who were friends Of old.
The safdened thoughts with which we mourn.
For friends once fond and true;
Recalls US from the creatures love,
IT, the creators due.
Then chide no; thou, old memories.
A. messengers, they're given
To restore again our purity,
And fit US thus for Heaven.
WAsHISGroN, April 18Th, 1854. LIZZIE f.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ky ere daily making additions 10 stock Of
w BOOTS AND SHOES. which comprises tie
best assortment to be found in any retail ttore in
this city.
ladies and misses butte and heeied Caters
Do Caters from s. to So 80
Misses ami Chdrens Shoes Of every style and quail.
ity.
Boys and Youths calf and patent leather Shoes and
Pumps
Gents calf ID patent leather Oxford Ties, Button
Caters, Congress Caters calf, kid aud cloth
From our long experience in business. en-
bed to purchase on better terms than any ether
house in this city, aud therefore sell better
terms Al We ask is a call. and you will find good
bargains
Don. forget to ca at
A. HOOVER & SONS,
Pa avenue. betW 9Th and tn sts., s. side.
ap 14-eo2w&
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~ NIGHTS GEOGRAPHY OF THE UNITED
~ KINGDOM AND rs COLONIES, 2 vols. Lon.
1858, msps ard epgIa' ings.
Wal aces Travels on tina ArnsZ on and Rio Negro,
vol London 1858
The Mediterranean, memoir. PHYSICAL. hist ri.
eai and Nautical, by Rear Admiral Smyth, vol,
,ndon 1854.
The Commefcia Products OF the Vegetable King
4 IN, by p L. Sinmonds Of the Colonial Magazine, y
| vel, Tendon 1854.
Sir James Msckintoshe's history OF England, re
chiffon, 2 vols London 1919.
British Nautical Almanac ior 1857.
81 1S-tf 80 r. FRANCR TAYLOR.
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TO INVENTORS.

VNHE Office of ''The Inventors Protection National
i Union" is on 7th street, opposite the East Per-
tico of the Patent Office, and is ready TO attend
to the business Of its members, namely: in making
examination and soliciting patents, &c
Inventors invited to call and get copy of the
Constitution and BY laws, and where any informa
ton viii be given respecting the Union.
All letters on business must be directed to this Of
fce, where attention will be given immediately.
model shop l. in connection with the Office,
where models Can be made to order at the shortest
notice 7. G. CLAYTON,
ap 10-ly President I. P. n u.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

1--WE HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
/ with perpetual charter, embracing the advsD
tages of both the Joint Stock aud Mutual Plan, ons
strengthening the other and making great saving
In the expense taking risks favorable term,
as any other company. Annual dividends declared
all policies in the mutual department, which ar,
usually equal to the premium notes gwen. Per
mits on California, Australia and Sea policies grant
ed at reduced rates
life policies after term Of years cancelled am
their equitable value returned in cash.
Risks on the lives of Slaves taken on fayorab!.
terms
Books furnished and farther information gratuit
ously given by calling on c. BIRGE
feb H-u Agent, Willsrds' Hotel.
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REMOVAL.
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY,
idgs street, Georgetown.

BIldge Street, GsCTgctOgCn.
WE have now the pleasure of announcing our
w removal to tine new Store immed sreiy ad-
Joining our old stand where will b. happy to see
our old friends and the public generally. The pull
lie is assured that productions cannot be sur.
passed and our prices will besr favorable comparison
with those Of any similar establishment in the Dis
trict
We are ready at all times TO Dinners, Balls.
Parties, &c, with thing in line at the short
asst notice and in q superior manner.
An assortment of Perfumery and Fancy Articles
constantly on hand at reasonable prises. call is
solicited. mar lO-eo2m