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Baltimore Makes.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 80, IL M.-Flour-
sales 500 barrels of Howard Street at
$500; subsequently, 1000 bbls were sold
at 1915. Wheat-sales of 10000 bus.
white at S2.15 to a 1920; red at S2,l0.
Corn-sales Of IL 600 bushels yellow at
90 cents, and white at 80 cents. Oats
and Rye unchanged. Butter-in kegs at
IL to LIZ cents; in rolls from Is to IL cts.
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MONEY SAVEDI
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES I!


HYATT, 7th street, third door above I. large
IL red awning post In front is now selling OF
his entire stock Of goods, embracing great variety
OF fancy and staple Dry Goods Boots Shoes, Hat
Caps, Bonnsts, dc at very reduced prices for cash
He would invite ALL far and near to visit his store
and see what inducements he has to Offer Those
who pay cash down will be asst mi he'd Mt the cheap
ness Of his 9aods He has articles to suit all custs M
ers and at all prices, to wit:
5000 yards rich style Caliooes, at T. s. s. TO- and
1000 yards figured and plain DeLaines, from 10 to
80 cents - -.a.
1000 yards eolored and black figured and plain Alpa-
cas-, from 121z cents mp
800 yards rich figured and changeable Silks, to be
FOLD without regard to cost. Extra bargains
may be expected in these goods.
Rich black Silks from so cents to 81 50; Ginghams
10 cents bale all wool white Flaunels at rs cents
worth 81 cents good Stockings 81 cents; Socks 81
cents; Gents and Ladies' Gloves bL cents Worked
Collars from cents to $l.50; good linen Baudk' n
81 cents; q large lot Of Long Shawls and Blankets
Spool Cotton, l21s cts per dozen: also Mems Goods
Boots 81 30; mems good shoes IS cts usual price 81
Ladies' CATERS 81; leo pairs Ladies' Buskins ut tn.
low price OF 80 cts ladies' morocco Boots 81 cents
worth %; Boys Shoes 81 cents; Cbilds Shoes from
l6 cents up.
A lot Of old fashioned Boots and Shoes ut al
price. Also, lot Of old fashioned Dress Goods will
be sold at sacrifice. In short, all other articles al
corresponding low prices.
Purchasers will find that they can really afave
m 'ney' by examining my stock before Purchasing
elsewhere : e
Be particular and remember the name
X. G. HYATT,
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Fire and Loss of Life-Railroad obstructiou

BUFFALO, Jan. 2S.-A fire occurred
last night on the premises of j. T. Noye,
which were entirely destroyed. Loss
about 10000. A fireman named Henry
F. jackson, fell from the third story
through a scuttle, and was instantly
killed.
Last evening a train on the Central
Railroad was thrown from the track near
this city, in consequence of distractions
placed on the road. The company offer
$4,000 reward for the discovery of the
miscreant.
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~ An OUNCE Of fact is worth a pound of theory ;
and the swarm Of conclusive facts that cluster around
that incompatible preparation, Hollands Garman
Btters, Prepared by DE- c. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia
establishing its value tonic and restorative are
such would prevent ncredulity itself from ques.
tionng its efficacy. In all cases Of disease of the
stomach whether acute or chronic, it may be recon-
huencs. Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of appetite nau-
sea, nervous tremors, relaxation and debility &C.,
relieved by the Bittsrs in very short space OF
time; and perseverance in their use never tls to
work thorough cure. -
For sale by Druggists eyerywhera 's--. -
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. 80, p. M.-Flour
dull-waiting next Steamer now due.
Sales of 1900 bbls. State brands at $500:
Southern 1926 $3.50; wheat slightly
depressed, sales small-corn dull-sales
of 10, 900 bushels mixed, at 81 90 a 90.
Stocks firmer, slightly up-cotton dull.
We have no tidings Of the steamer.
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announced this evening. These lectures have
been wen attended, and gave great satisfaction
Mr.. Duncan is a gentleman Of fine talents and
scholarship No man, perhaps, better under
stands all sides and faces of human nature
lie was at one time lawyer of much promise,
also politician, and run for Congress in this
city. as a Native American candidate He
subsequently became pious and now deyotes
his life energies and talents to better things
He has had a call in this city, which he de-
clined. to accept n call in Philadelphia.s cir
l observe that Messrs. W s. Woodside 4 Son.
formerly engaged upon the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, have established very extensive
-four and produce commission house, north east
corner of Charles and Camden streets Their
warehouse is erected upon the old Depot prop
erty of the road, recently purchased by j. S
Donavan, Esq, who is now improving the lot
with a number of superb and comlnodious
warehouses. s.g-r- r.s.- RoDERICK. NJ,
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CPL ENDIp WAREHOUSE For Rent
n The spacious brown stone building, % TT front,
III feet deep, and four stories high with fno dry cell
lar recently erected, the south side of Pcnnsyl
Vaaia avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel is
now ready for occupancy. The building is con.
structed IN the most substantial manner, in hand
some modern style, and i 90 arranged that esch sto
~ may be occupied separately. The location is one
of the sery tpst In the city for business and the
roomy character of the building, with its elevatei
tories makes it peculiarly desirable as Furniture
Establishment or Wholesale Grocery, 1T will he
rented separately OF eatirs. Apply to
d. u. EIERY or
&c. MeKELDEN,
street north, bet. 9th and 9TH sts west
ian 26-eotf
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The Gavaxxi Riots .

MONTREAL, Jan. 27.-The postponed
trials of the Gavazzi rioters have been
concluded at Quebec. The Court ordered
the acquittal of four of the prisoners, for
want of evidence, and the rest have been
acquitted on the ground that the indict-
ment charges the intent to destroy the
church, instead of merely assaulting the
Padre.
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CuIRTS l-Gontlemen's Dress Shirts Of snperi-
y or quality, of all styles. full assortment con-
stantly on hand. s''- -
Shirts made to order, and good fits GUARANTEED in
all cases = Atf7 .sf - LANES -
.-....,.,.-,r Gents Furnishing Store,
&c. Pa. avenue, near Four-and q half street. =
jan 2s-S2S Qnt and Sentipei| %
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Go For BRoNt HITS, THROAT DISEASES, HACKING
No medicine has yer been dssoyersi which has ef.
fected such cures IS Cartef's Spanish Mixture.
Throat disease,' produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease, Neural.
gia and rheuma ism, have all been relieved and
cured in q wonderful manaer, by tae great purifier
of the blood, Cartsr's Spanish Mixture.
The case of Mr.. 7. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy
any who doubt. Call on the Agent and procure q
pamphlet containg cures, which will astound you.
'.~5ee adyeftiseu,aut.
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EriAAGain.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 30.-Gov. Bigler
left this morning for Erie in company
with Judge Knox. The Governor invited
General Puryiance and VIM. +. Packer To
accompany him to snperintend the oper-
atives- on the road Of the Franklin Canal
Company, should arrangements be made
&c. use it, until the Legislature takes
further action.
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BALL Of THE UNITED CIlJB.

FTnHE "UNITED CLUB" most respectfully inform
L their friends and the public generally that the
next D. Ill viii take place on MONDAY, February
9th, 1854, at Columbia Hall, Capitol Hill.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of any of the
Club and at the door on the evening
ian 25-3t
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Fire in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Jan. SEA fire this morn
ing burnt Reip' 8 tinnery establishment on
German street. and fffnan's carpenter
shop; also another carpenter shop adjoin-
ing. The Globe hotel was in much dam
ger but saved. sel -@H
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Nomination TO Congress

PHHADRLPHIA, January 3d.. Clancy
Jones, Democrat, has been nominated TO
Congress in Berks county district, Penn
sylvania, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Mr.. Muhlenberg.
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Arrival Of the steamship pampero.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The steam.
ship Pampero, from San Juan, has ar
rived at this port, bringing the same CAL
ifornia dates as the Northern Light at
New York.
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A LADY from the North, having leased one of
~ the new built houses on street, opposite tic
Patent Office, with modern improvements, bath. ras
&C, would accommodate few gentlemen with bar.
Supper from until "a p m Those desirous Of a
comfortable house and fine rooms can have them BY
immediate application to -
Jan 25-2~s MRS. CHAS. GRAHAM"
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GRAND BALL
OF THE
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB.

VNHE members of the Club take pleasure in an
i nounciug to their friends and the public gene
rally that their first grand BALL will take place a
Island Hall, on the 14th of February, 1854
Further particulars in future advertisement
ian l6-eo6l*
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The Ohio eenatorship.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.-The Democratic
members of the Legislature, in caucus.
balloted for candidate for United States
Senator until one o'clock this morning,
without effecting a choice. They then
adjourned sine die.
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~ Now IS THE rIME-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB'S GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave.
handsome business. and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they OBTAIN there LET it be
duly remembered nd patronized Enterprise with
genius deserves support and what is gratifying al
ways attains it. This accounts for the success Of
Plumbs Gallery. Csmso Dssqssreotypss tskea In
all weather.. dec7-
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PERFUMERY, COMBS q BRUsHEs

IUST received full assortment of Perfumery,
81 such a. Extracts Of every description. Pomades,
Hair Oil, Hedosmia, or Persian Elk
tracts Oriental Perfumes, in boxes, doz crystals to
the box Fancy Soaps, choicest kinds Shell and Bra
lillian Buffalo horn side, tuck, dressing, and fine
Combs at ell prices hair, nail. and tooth Brushes
together with every variety Of fancy and useful arti
cIes may be found at SHEDD'S,
18th street, between Pa. avenue and E.
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OCULIST AND AURIST

DR. f. A. Won MOSCHZISKER will
Ssa1nn1xE be in Washington, ON Tuesday, the 3lst
instant, and can be consulted ON all dis
eases Of the Eye and Ear, at Mrs. Voss's,
on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th sts
from IL u q. m. 10 ~ Pm. as
AEArtifcial Eyes inserted without any pain.
f. ;an 1?-1vk
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES,

THE second Assembly BALL will be held at Jack.
i son Hall, ON TUESDAY EVENING, January
3lst.
Tickets Of admission can be obtained by subscri.
beers, at Steyens's store, Browns Hotel.
Persons, not subscribers, can procure tickets by
applying to one # the Executive Committee at
Jackson Hall, on the day of Ball.
jan q, 26t % ,S0&al
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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 al
ROOT Co.'S Galery, Pa. avenue, near 7th street.
Admlttsn 'e free. jan 4-du
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1 $3.50 "n, Aoep me ieet ury ana warm,
~ aad prevent col0s. supply received and for
sale at ~ fa- . E--- HAMMOND s,
Jan 2s--5t. 1888. E It'll ft-e ct.
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DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.

DOOR, BLIND, & SASH FACTORY.
r1'HE undersigned has completed the above es,ab
i hshment, and is now prepared to execute every
variety OF work, Doors, Blinds, Sash, Mouldings
Scroll Saving DC, TO which lie desires to call stten
ton of builders and others
Intending to devote his whole attention 70 THU
business he hopes to receive share Of the public
patronage.
He has connected with the above the manufacture
OF planes, and having the services of of the best
makers in the country, is prepared to furnish car
pcnters and dealers at short notice
WM. B. DAVIS,
Cor. LIST and D sts., near Railroad Depot.
Inn,
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Arrival Of the Steamer CITY d ols,eov

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-The steamer
City of Glasgow, from Liverpool, arrived
here this morning, bringing one hundred
and thirty passengers and very large
cargo. he rETgIF.E g-y.Irs.rl..
No news--she sailed before the At
lartic. n5 .'s -. mas e-l
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MARRIED.

On the Doth instant, by the Rev. j. G., Smith. Mr.
NICHOLAS c. MGCUBBIN to Miss MARY E.
MCDONALD, both Of this CITY
llntelaencer coDy.1
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BALTrNoRE, Jan. 30.-Gov. Lyon, Of
Maryland, intends to take a bride TO-.
morrow. There will be grand party
after the wedding.
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NOTICE WONDERFUL ATTRACTION.
On Pesansglednta orentx Rszt door to Adams d COS

CtfteyIFUNtW VOV5
Express s
DR0FESS0R DUNBAR informs the citizens Of
l. WASHINGTON, Alexandria and Georgetown, that
he has at very great expense engaged the cele-
brated naturalist, De JAMES THoM, from Baltimore,
for few days only with his unriyaled petrfaction
of Man into stone perfect "a when alive, and
positively stands matchless in the world. 1t has
been exhibited for three months and three weeks at
Carroll Hal to upwards of one hundred thousand
people, and pronounced by them all to surpass all
they ever beheld. The above will be exhibited To-
MORROW, the 26th instant, along with the greatest
living curiosities in the animal kngdom-the two
largest and longest wooded sheep in the world and
queens Of all sheep kind Also, the smallest shet-
strange to say gives milk, although never having a
calf. Dr.. james Thorns's stay being positively
limited to few days, an early call is requisite.
Admission to both exhibitions only Is eeats-chil.
dren half price. jan 25-4t+
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. 0WAMTaro0

WANTED Dan active BUSINESS MAN, with a
w capital of 500 or $500. Such person may
hear OF IA opportunity to invest his money and de-
vote his time in a parmanent paving business Ap-
ply at this Office. ST. 80 ian s0-tf'
"ANTED-A SITUATION he = Machine
w Draughtsman Who has served regular term
ct the machinists' business. -
Address .'s g. city post Office. ac a-1Ig :
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FOR SALE AND RENT

CORPS PAVILION FOR SALE. y
~ viii sell the Lease, Fixtures, &C., OF my estab-
ran Church, near 9th street. A rare chance is now
offered to any one desiring establishment of this
kind, lsrge dining room for rpgulsr boarders.
fariors tr Private suppers the most spacious hath
ing Rooms, Bowling Saloon. Pistol Gallery, and the
largest and post vepient Concert and BAH room
in Washington, D. @. -" ''''-
n. B-The Kitchen and Fixtures, Oven, &c, arc
all in perfect order. MOSES COpp
jan 2S--1w
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ICE CREAM.

=. -" ICE CREAM. ---- -
ICE CREAM equal to any in the city at 81 so Der
i gallon. @E---,
Balls, PARTIES and Dinners furnished rs usual.
All orders left at the store, corner of and 9th
streets, near the Patent Office, will receive prompt
attention, THOS ECKARDT
ian l3-eoft 49,.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DISLEY's vARIETE. Ay
N DIR. GoODABL and MRS GLADsTANE.
First appearance Of Miss ELIZA LOGAN.
THIS EHENING viii beperformsa the tragedy of
sEsis s-Ef s}ssss,9ea-'8 50 SIS sssseaJF kVADNE.
Favorite Dance by Mile Geneyieve. M
The evenings entertainments 70 conclude with = {
-s es 81 Ellhia9s THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
Prices of Admission Orchestra chairs IS cent?;
dress circle, so cents: gentleman accompanied by
two ladies, 81; family circle % cents y, -'
Doors open at s1I-commence at IA o'clock.
IN 80 F., STAR COMPANY.
REIMBURSEMENT OF Mr.. COLLINS.
THIS EVENING viii be performed
.TfliI"~}T WI ? RORY oMORE.
Overture by the Orchestra. s.t 1,t
To conclude with the farce of ~. ~. llg 2
-7.s,: I..ls -. -, - - THE BUZZARDS.
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, parquet, and
third tier SO ceuts; reserved and orchestra seats Is
cents family circle and c0lored gallery Is cents.
Doors open at 6.Z, TO commence at O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY

DhNLQ
c street, betDeen -Four 7and-d-hdU and 9Th streets
NNHE subscriber having enlarged and reftted hi.
Il establishment with the most improved ma
chinery, driven by steam, is prepared to supply
any demand with which be may be favored.
The facilities with which he ia provided, enable,
him to manufacture Crackers which will compare In
quality and price with any in the market.
No exertion viii be spared to give satisfaction;
orders promptly filled and delivered free Of expense
Country merchants and others sending orders b,
mail. can have their goods delivered at the Railroad
Depst the Canal in Georgetown, any of the Steam
boat landings.
On hand and ready for delivery, full supply OF
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, and Sugar Crackers
Wine Biscuit, Lemon, and other pic mics.
jan lEeoSw. THUS H HAVENNER A
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VALUABLE LAND FOR 81

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Within one hours ride Of the Baltimore and the
Washington Markets.
A RARE CHANCE FOR SMALL FARMERS MAR
KET GARDENERS AND DAIRYMEN.
TINE undersigned offers II sale or lease, in par
cels Of from 90 to 100 acres, $50 acres of land
lying on the southeastern side of the Washington
and Baltimore Railroad, running along the railroad
for nearly two miles, Joining the Laurel farm, and
within one mile OF the manufacturing village of
Laurel. =
The land Is Of varied character ranging from
light sand loan to clay soil, and by proper man
agement could be placed in q high state OF cultiya
ton 1t is admirably adapted for vegetables and all
kinds of groin crops 1t is also excellent grazing
land. .
Fine springs and streams sbundantly water this
property. .s''r
The Patuxent river. enc mile south of the village
Of Laurel, runs through it.
The bottoms adjacent to the river, containing 800
acres are the finest natural meadows in the State OF
Maryland. There are railroad and turnpike som.
munications to both Washington and Baltimore.
No better opportunity offered to purchase
market Farms or Diaries. The natural ADVANTAGES of
| this land admirably a1apts it for such purpose.
This land Will be either leased sold on reason.
| able terms. ..i Ii s!,tt- d
persons wishing to lease or buy can see the ground
and be made acquainted with the terms by APPLYING
| to r. N. SNOWDEN,
"Fairland," Laurel Depot.
jan 27-4t sr1ets. .5. "a. -t4a..... -
/
| EOR Evening Parties.-Gloves, Crayats
| IL Ties and Scarfs In great variety, of rich and
fashionable styles A full assortment on hand ut
| '+-N -'b ~ q II LANES, 81 -.
| Gents Furnishing Store,
Pa. avenue, near Four-and a.half street,
Jan S-eo2w = lint and SentinsD Is si'IE Isl
i CENTLEMEN's UNDER GARMENTS of Silk
" Cashmere, Fur, Merino, Scotch and Lambs
| Wool, Plain and Net Cotton, and Canton Flannel O
all sizes qualities and prices some extra large sizes
A full supply ON hand at saot rssEsf.
| LANES ..,lE
| Gents. Furnishing Establishment, o.
Pa. avenue, near Four and a-Hslf street.
| jan 28-eo9w :. IS r s4af3 AZ q
: CHILDREN AND INFANTS HATS 4 CAPS, o
IN all styles and qualities.-A large and elegan
assortment now on hand at reduced prices at IA
az Fashionable Hat and Cap Store,
Ps. avenue, near AZ street.
J jan 2s-eoew Int and Ssntinea3 81
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GRAND BALL sa
%" CT rae Cd az ,s I'd
WASHINGTON ASSOCIATES.

THE WASHINGTON ASSOCIATES" take great
i pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Wash
ington and the public generally that their first an
nual BALL will take place at Carusis Saloon, NON
DAY, January Both, 1854. t.I ASSES. "a
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to he had from the Com.
mittee aud at the door on the evening ofthe ball
MANAGERS:
VIM Stansbery, ng SM Golden, I
VIM LETTERS, NJ Carly, 4.
Chas Conrad, j Oliver, ... y
A Little, IT Crandell .-.
jan al-SWxM5ts t.e Ei H. F.-.
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AUCTION SALES.


ny y. Ne sTRATTON. Auctfoneer.
NALuABLE BUILDING LOTS IN souARE No
as2-on MONDAY, Japusry 2otS A o,c,f
on the premises, shall sell several -, r.isshis
Building Lots, on the eernsr Of n ST rat -
ID street east, being so feet on U &c. -;;,s
depth Of loo feet on % street. VAN .
Also, another Lot adjoining, on ID strset- an G.
fr ut. If't .-HFf {NI /I1IIT'' - ~ 's''
The above lots are pleseantly locs..a a. N n
ground, and suitable in every respect for COTS.
residence. =. :, - =
Title indisputable Conyeyancins NJ the exneps.
Of purchaser = - p
rerus. Onath;ra cash raS;aue n, canal ,,.t.,
ments at six 10 and is mouihs with int~rest g.
cured by deed of trust on the property
ian 6-dts Fey rf"
--- - - - = =
BY DOWNS 4 HUTCHINSON. Aucs.
looks At Auction -r,os;n, 81. AZ pr.,.,s
II Boohs-on TIIESDiy o,.ninr Isnu... o..
At az &c., W In IN -. es.aes .An~ otss
lot Of Books and Stationery. Cola Pens. Waiting
Cards, &c. "a r. L.. : !. :. CORES
Also ~ realms ruled Cap and Letter Paper. %! 4
All Books sold at previou. sales and mod raid for
poi sast ume wih then be sold ut the last purcka
Ts,ns. a. 80 pe1ne' ia. &c E..fl- -l.
As'A's ~ ss'e' ,o,,,> u .-ss. rs.
Do~NS HUTCHINSON,
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WANTED-An iudustri-
~ ous sober man, with q small fl uily, who un-
oerstands vegetable gardening, can have very ad-
vanfagsous situation my farm, IL miles from
Alexandria, Va 20 to 80 acres or more II REQUIRED
would be allotted OF first quality land situated south
and east slope Cabbage, lettuce, onions, Kale and
good manure on hand. Horses and Implements fur
nished Also, a comfortable House and wood. larg.
and good orchard. Apply immediately to VASE.
L. HAMPER, Alexandria, or on his farm,
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

DAIK Of Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for so
i cepts: Black Silk so cents ya,d Car ct IL
cents: Bonnets 25 cents; Underslecves, Is Chem
setts 25 Check cents; Calico cents Gloves cts
Undershirts 81 Shawls 81; Emhroi derod Elastics
cents, &c.
Also, Ladies' Gum Sandals g. Slippers 81; Caters
IS; Mems Boots 81 80; Children's Shoes %; Umbrel
las 81 cents, &c.
corner of It'll and sts, Northern Liberties.
jan Att T. B. BROWN