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pI ing the newspaper reading public Of Livepo
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newspapers tina. country has jsst c.mpe:ed
with the Erth for TIE ca o. Ine
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and sole proprsto Ct second daily pueshsd a, the small prize
one ~ ana ssII % 't 70
cur Ysr Zee. .s 1T s'-' iEvenas Mirror.
T ETTERs on THE sOUND-DUES CUES
IL TION-rhese Letters Of the difficulty between the
poS. Tss hsGt e DssI.!i lssy ne
ton shown in its 'S w. chR s 10 sss Broadway
CEMI- WEEKLY TRIBUNE
- Ts Iv1' Fss III THs No Fl CONTENTS Of
sn,s Comic. can be obtained the Pubes
ton Office Tfiis MORNING. Price 6 GENITAL
K. Ta Es. l IN:
Ab.urdi.yi The War in Asia PrOsre" Of Outrage
in Ksns.a
1.-THE HARMLESS OLD GENTLEMAN
1.-THE POsT-MISTRESs
V..THE FoRrUNE-TELLING MANIA
v..oNE DINE.
LETTERS FROM Mr.. GREELEY. Th. ssr.ts in
ls5s; The HOas' on Saturday. Kansas In Wash
VII. THE NEBRASKA ELECTION: Letter from Our
Own Correspondent .. Council Bluffs.
Will MURDERoUs AFFRAY AT DUNKIRK: Letter
hom Corresp ,ndsnt at Dunkhk
K.SWAMP LANDS IN ILLINOIS
x..GREAT FIRE IN fHE STATE PRISON AT
sING-sING. SIS COO worth of Property Dssuoye..
IN q
AID SOCIETY.
Xn..EsriMATLS OF APPROPRIATIONS.
xIn..FRoM WASHINGTON: Letter from Our osn
Correspondent q Washington.
Xy..THE PARDON OF KIssAsE
XvTHE RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT KARS.
xvI..THE STATE OF EUROPE: Letter from Our Own
Correspondent ct PEi'
XVII. THE LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
xvIH..FIREs.
MX..CITY ITEMS.
xx..EFFECrs OF THE GALE.
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invasion x Of the Territory from Missouri MLs.oad
sa sp I hs sJrdsI s i Rse.. ' e.nsr s
t.ll.enee; The Ne ~ State Constitution
xxII..FRoM BOSTON; Letter from Oar Own Core
sponeert Q. Boston-
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XIV. MISCELLANEOUS: Invitation to Female Emil
n, coS sea Sale cf The NORTH Apsrie.s Pa.
lam; Launch Of he steamship C. Vsne erbt Com
meree and Nsviesnon-Secrstary OF the Tfessuys
Report, Schools Of Prseic.l Science.
xXvI..MARRIAGEs AND DEATHA
XVII. wHALERs.
XVIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Reports Of he
Stock Money, Cotton, Grain, and other Asrkeu,
specially reported for The Tribune
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THE WATER-C URE JOURNAL
Hydrepsthy IT'S Phosophy and Practices Physiology, Anal
ouy anu the Laws " Life and Health. 81 sys1.
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THE GEOLOGICAL JOURNAL
Devoted to tbo.s Prvresi,e meas1rss - the Eieyaa
ana Iup. oven ert Of anAisd. Da,tIstsd. 81 sysr.
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The West Past, Present, and Future.
TIME VANZAS REQION-EoRHST

The West!-Psst Present, and Future.
THE KANZAS REGION-FoREsT, PRAIRIE
Il DESERT, MOUNTAIN, VALE AND RIVER By Max. Greene
1t contains reste Map Of the Territory and ornsl Map
of the district being settled Themometic Tables sho -
ing temperature Winter and Summer in different sections
Statement the resiv quantities Of RAIN Correct Measure
ment of Distances Directions Routes and Outfit for the
Pioneer History Of the re Trsds with Stats is syno
sis Of recent Land Treaties and full Information respecting
Indian Te; Account Of Settle nents recently made
Descriptions Of than hundred paca or Locs
auctions Capabilities Of sol and Commercial snd Miaessl
Boundary the Rocky Noun
tsius iuerspered with INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL and
does illustrative OF the Character Of tbs Traders and Red
To which - added copies Of the Organic Law, Homestead
Law Squstsr Laws and Market Prices with other dsadersta
which make 1t a COMPLETE MANUAL F0k THE EMIL
GRANT and work Of reference for the Student well
instructive Book Of Western Life. Price, 80 cents paper
FOWLER AND WILLS, Nc. sos Broadway.
THE WIDOW b OFT
l. NEAR THE BORDERS OF KANSAS.
to scenes Of evil var have tim. indulge their humorous
Says IN. St Louis (Mo.I Democrat; As Ysniee papers
they he Widow Bedott PsPerl are vastly 2ep, IN dsesey
ter 10 any Of he efforts Of Judge asiburtan II you are
p 5SeH,ia sI HEARrAcHE MslNrHRoPY, HYPo-
CHOSDRIA,
remarkably fne writer and dying With ehAsln that your
claims upon public eye and have been stupy gn1red
BY the fraternity of the paste pot and SCISSORS get
Ills book fit you mast Be hope
less indeed Elder enifes alone would chssea
WHOLE LEGI0NS OF BLUE-DEvLS
into the Dim regions distractions and possbiriesr
SIX THOUSAND COPIES HAVE BEEN SOLD. Fourth
C. DERRY Prbisher Ne E.York
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NOORE's IRISH MELODIES
WI ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
By the steamer Of December hcssrs. BANGS, BROTHER
c. ..Psst g receive M'Hs L'Sm'n' new and ''''fal
MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES,
with splenea Lire Engraving BY the hrst srtistA As limited
suppy only could be ready for shipment eAy orders
eausssd II win form unqaesiarsbly the finest illustrated
work publ this ss1on
Messrs B. BROTHER 4 Co. have for sale choice
assortment Of Illustrated BOOKS for the New ear eudng
fBE RHINE. ITs SCENERY AND ROMANTIC LIZ
CIMPBELL'sPLEAsURE oP HOPE uiarrsted 81
L ALLEGRO AND IL PENsERoSo. IlssIsted- Pnse
sooK OF BEAUTY AND COURT ALBUM, iss.
TaE LONDON KEEPSAKE for ls56. Prices
They also ss attention 70 . splepdd eonssament oi
ENGLISH LIBRARY EDITIONS,
ell RICHLY BorSp,
"" '' TRADE-sALE ROOMS, Nc, Is rrasow.
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sets of WAR
IN CHARTS for elsoussng Of fcar-faly IN stns
WG Ground oil IL phases Sent free ON rsceist Of price,
Address o. T. PARSONS, Publisher.
70 NJ Y.
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NEW NJ SIC.-"SPARKING SUNDAY
N EoHfs By 8. MGhaen. Mr.. MHtsssin has est.
a1 given ~ n this Song Of the most natural md TAXING
Melodies have ever met vi ID song No
sen he melody alone whhOa lsssh,ns Ihse ere Sthsr en-
tons CT thh Song but s inferior compared WIN US ass
for COOK BEO.3 Ediiion, CcnEosee ~ A<sssean, N
beautiful li.hetrspkis lie. Hnes Is Cent? NAL hs~
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NOS REWARD.-LOSTo on Monday, Doc. 10
R<O LADIES' GOLD WATCH. aa. srp.vei Cs.e
No. 1856. Tiffany Co.. N Ps,es, Philippe Co snd
on the inside case The above reward will be pd By
TIFFANY 4 Co., Nc. $50 Broadway.
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Fen rHpvE Dollars all three viii be sen,s y.r Address
FOWLEAaxp WELLs, No. sos BrosdSsy, New Yors.
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T ETTERS on THE SOUND-DUES CUES
IL TION-rhese Letters OF the difficulty between the
United States and Denmark In serious and console sous
manner Vsusb facts strong brought
bear upon points The night Of Denmark levy the
Sound Dues ably sustained sod the policy OF the Adnhtrs
ton shown In its true liph,. Price 25c. Sod by
T. " CHRiSrERN, Ne. 16S Brosdway.
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NJ B L O's G A r D NJ
IN WEDNESDAY EVENING, December u 1855
THE WONDERFUL RAVEL FAMILY
And the Celebrated Ballet Troupe
The fhyorfte Oar Mile Robert Mile Pauline Genet Han
dsMazeti, Lima Wind ., Flora Lehman, Paul Brilliant.
Last Night but three Of ASPH0DEL-
Chsraesp By the RAvEL FAMILY.
The beautiful Ballet Of
KATEY. the vIvANDIERJ.
Characters by Mile ROBERT and the b lles Troupe
The new Comic PantomIme of
TUE SECRET MARRIAGE
Characters BY the RAvEL FAMILY.
PRICES ADMISSION:
~ oLNsS
Orchestra Sea
Private Boxes ..ss'.'.'.s.''.'.'..''''''' o w
Box Office daily from Tor securing
Orchestra Seats and Private Boxes only.
DooIs open at CT; Performances to commence at
ID ON's-CHAMBERS STREET.
ID WEDNESDAY. Mr. BURTON in three c0nic chirs:tsrs,
Mr.. Bergman, Joe Bags and Madame Vsndsrpants.
the new Anne mean Comedy OF
FALSE PREfENCES,
On, Born SIDES GOOD SOCIETY,
which nightly draws crowded and delighted audiences
The Scenery includes veil known views In Newton,
and the Grand Fancy JAM with member Of the company
In beautiful costumes.
Whittemore Hr. g. Jordan; Mr. Bergman, Mr.. Burton;
Miedolsr Mr. Bradley; Ruby Mr. H. Jodsn Dr. Crane, nr.
Rarford Peter Funk, Mr.. Lefnswe Mrs mledo1sr, Mn.
Thorne Mrs Bessy Golden, Mrs Burton; MIRA Croetey Mrs
Hughes; Florence Miss Thnrne.
And the roaring Farce OF THE THOUSAND MlLLlNERS.
Joe Bss and Maosue Vsndepsnts Mr. Burton Tom Upton
and MBs Smhers Mr. Sc cbe the Apprentice Mrs. Hughes
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DREsCOTTs HISTORICAL wORKs.-Just

Nos. 100 aud l62 Ns,ssu.st
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Eaerial Notifea.

ysel x1fany's Eloquent Philosophical Lectures OF
8ptrtfualism Stuyvessnt Institute NewYork, TUESDAY
end FRIDAY EVENINGS, at ~. Brcoklyn Institute
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS. Wismsbursh
uvbisal Assembly Rooms 4h and South 9Th ST., MON
DAY and THURSDAY. Aduis ion 10 eeRts
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formed the Board that tho committee expected
soon to be able to report upon the subject Gss
Mr. Bangs, from COMMITTEES for streets, re
ported bill providing for tho condemn alton
of property for Valley street. and appointing
John Davidson, ]. d. Read, and Thos Brown,
commissioners to superintsnd opening of the
same; passed both Boards.
Mr.. Myers, from committee on claims, re-
ported bill appropriating $35 for the benefit
Of John Popkins and S. for John Cameron :;
passed both Boards, and was signed.
A bill passed both Boards making the town
surveyor ex.oficio ono Of the street commits
sioners.
The Board Of Aldermen returned to the
Council, non ooncurred in, q bill providing
for repair Of town house and certain flag
foot ways.
A bill passed the Beard of Aldermen I'D.
propriating $5l,3l to meet deficiency In re-.
pairing foot-ways on Congress street; rejected
by Board of Common Council.
Tho Board Of Aldermen passed bill redu-
cling the salary of the messenger to the two
Boards from $3.50 to 500; which was rejected
by Board of Common Council.
The Board Of Aldermen also passed q bill
from the Common Council, authorizing the
purchase OF certain lot Of ground for the use
| of the poor houss.
They also had under cor sideration a con.
siderable amount of business in relation to
public schools, arches, DO mono Of which
| was matured.
Both Boards then went into joint meeting
for the purpose of electing a member of tho
| Board Of Appeals, in the place of Mr. Lyons,
resigned. Mr. Bangs nominated Mir. William
McGee; Mr. Waters, Z. Cruikshank; and Mr.
Pickerell, w. II. Edes On the first ballot I6
votes were cast Mr.. MCGEE received votes,
| Mr.. Edes 6, Mr. Cruikshanki2 and MT o.
horn l. On the second, Mr.. McGee Z, Mr.
Edes z, Mr.. Cruikshank l. l blank On the
bird, Mr.. les recsived 10 and Mr.. MCGEE
). Mr.. Edes was declared elected and the
joint meeting dissolved, and both Boards ad;
journed.
| We would advise all who are in want Of a
hrst-rate article of potatoes to call imme di
atsly at P. Berry's, No " Water street.
The supply Of fish at our wharves this morn
ing is larger than has been this season. Shad
are selling from So to Sl2 per hundred, and
| behring's at S6s$6 so per thousand
AT DrOyer's Rest this week thore has been
| q full supply of beef cattle sales at IS 50a$6
| on the hoOf, equal to SLASH net. Sheep
| scarce and quality inferior selling at 5 cent?
per h., gross. Veal calves 5ia6 cents PEI
| h., gross
The Northern news has had a tendency to
depress somewhat the -four market and give i,
| declining tendency. Holders and receivers
are asking SID so; no sales worthy Of note 70,
several days past. No arrivals of grain since
our last report-inclined to droop also.
SPECTATOR.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
City C0unciI-Mayksts, 8c.

City C0unciI-Marksts,3 c
GEORGETOWN, April %, 1855.
Both branches of our City Council met last
evening at the uiual hour. Present, all the
members Of each, except Mr.. Edes
Several messages were received from the
Mayor. One in relation to the repairing of
the arch near Rays mill, and covering the
accounts of Jehn Popkins and John Cameron
for doing the same. The accounts wero re.
ferred to committee on claims. One calling
the attention Of the Council to the fact that so
appropriation bad been made to pay the sal.
aries Of the Corporation ofi:ers for 1855 An
other calling attention to the condition of the
sinking fund, and informing the Council til at
its earning had already amounted to about
$50, 900, eighteen thousand of which b ad been
expended by the Corporation, which was
aaked to be returned Ono covering the as-
count Of John Eoothe; aud another covering
the letter Of resignation Of Exam Lyons, ESQ.
az one of the Board of Appssls, which was 70.
fsrrsd TO Board OF Aldermen.
Nr. Semm.s PRESENTED he memorial of w.
5. Duvsli, asking permission to take sand from
northern terminus of High street; referred.
Mr.. Bangs submite a. CT Seventh street,
with estimates for excavating, &c with letter
to the Mayor on same subject referred.
A memorial from Hugh Hughes, In relation
to o causeway, was read, asking that Mr.. Ad-
olson be appointed commissioner of the same
in the place of Louis Carberry, Eco, whose
health will not permit him to attend 10 it; re.
ferred to Board of Aldermen.
Mr. Senmes, from the COMMITTEES for poor
house, reported a bill appropriating 81 300 for
the support of the Same for 1855; which was
passed by both Boards, and was signed.
A resolution passed both Boards in relation
to the grade of q part Of Washington street.
Mr.. Osborn, from the committee of ways and
means, reported bill appropriatirg Sc 100 to
pay salaries Of corporation officers for year
1888; passed both Boards, and was signed
MI Bsrgs, from COMMITTEES for streets, re-
ported bill authorizing the Mayor to lease to
W. L. Duyall the northern terminus of High
street Tor certain purposes passed both Boards,
and was signed.
Mr Semmss, from the, committee to whom
was referred the subject Of Z new charter, in.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April Zth.-Ths steamers
news depressed the cotton market, and prices
are somewhat weaker. Sales of $500 bales !;
middling at 9a9tc; some saaes fox the Nsrth-
eru market at 81. Sales for the week 80 900
bales; receipts for the week $1,000; receipts
at this port less than for the same period Of
last year l54 600 bales Stock on hand ex-
elusive Of sbipboard lis 900 bales. Sugars
are easier fair Orleans at 5ts5i Molasses
29c per gallon. Coffee has declined / sales
for the week $500 sacks; stock on hand "a
900 sack prime l0sloto; sterling 9fal0t.
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by WALL, SARsAnD 4 co, Aucts.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND KITCHEN
IL Requisites at Auction.-On MONDAY morn
ing, the 30h instant, at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL al
the late residence OF Mrs J. Z. w. Thompson, de
erased si uated on the north side Of ST., between
18th and 18th strerts, all her Furniture and Kitchen
Requisites, consisting in part OF
Mahogany Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
Do Side Tables, walnut Hairack
Bedstea;s, Beds, Mattresses
Sofa, Lounge, Carpets, Oilcloth
Cane seat and other Chairs
Parlor, Cook and other Stoves
Safe, Crockeryware, sc.
Also, the stock of Fancy Goods, Cases, Sc, in
the store underneath. Also, one Large show Case
Terms All sums Of and under $40 cash over S2t
credit OF :0'and GO Gays for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD s. CO., Aucts
lS-d
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PLATED WARE.

HAVING on hand very large stock of English
IL and American PLATED WARE, which We
have determined to sell very low, we would call the
attention ct purchasers in want Of anything in the
above line, TO examine stock. We feel satisfied
our Assortment and prices caEnut fail. bu suit.
We mann in part, Tea Sets, Of great variety Of
patterns, Water Pitchers, CastOrs, EGG Coddlers,
Walters, Salts, Forks, Spoons. sc. All OF which
Will be sold al such prices will iHduc &c partiea
wanting goods OF this description 10 purchase.
Il. GALLIGAN q CO.
$40 Pa avenue, under Brow.,s, Hotel
FOR RENT-A House, on Maryland avenae, be-
tween sixth ano Seventh streets. north side, con-
tanning nine rooms Enquire Is ah,ve.
ap 96-Pn3t
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RxPokTED roR TRR
DAILY EVENING 6TAH.
Psrticulsrs Of the Boston Fire, Go

BosroS, April 2s.-The total le. BY the
Gre List night Is no. less than $500, 900, with
an insurance Of 100000 in this city. The
Mutual Insurance Company 10 the largest
loser. The frsmsn are still hard at work,
and the flames are not yet entirely subdued,
Thomss Wigglssworth, one Of our oldest
merchants, died this morning. He leaves
property to the amount Of $4,000, 900.
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MIss cuNEIEGgs:t,s scHooI,

Pleasant Grove, Seyenih street Road, mics from
tae City If Washington.
TINE duties of this School viii commence MON,
Il DAY, the Solh of April. the number of mn.
pills vii! be limited, those who wish TO avail then
selves OF its advantages should make az early an an
plcation as possible.
The course of instruction VIII be thorouah and
CONF lete and WI embrace all the English bra inches
usually taught IN the best schools, together with
Music, French and Latin
Terms made known On application to the Prinei-
PAL up 24-2w'
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DIE ID.

In Georgetown, on the 25ih inst MARY EVE
l.YN, eldest daughter CT Captain VIM. and Evelyn
Oliver.
The friends OF the family, ard the Sabbath school
of the NJ. L. Church, are requested to attend hei
funeral tn morrow (Sunjay) afternoon, ut 3oclOck
from her parents residence on Potomac II.
New York Herald please copy.
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ap27-tl

By CIR Z e Il SCOTT, huctioseers.
SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
~ Auction. on WEDNESDAY, The 10 u instant,
we stall sell, al O'clock p M, "a ,237S feet o.
ground, having front on street south lag feet 5
inches, and IA street east 263 feet Is incSes.
The above described Prnparty is handsomey loca
ted, distant from the Navy Yard but few minutes
walk.
Terms: One Half cash balance in one and two
ye3rs the purchaser 10 give notes for tie deferred
payments, bearing interest from The day OF sale.
dee gwen and deed OF trust taken.
% The above sale IS postponed IN
Ill WEDNESDAY, the 25'h inst same hour
GREEN & SCOTT,
ap lS-e0&ds Auc,ianeers.
o. Thu sbsve sale Is fertilizer most
pnned urtl THURSDAY. the 81 Of May, same hour,
when i will positively take place
GREEN & SCOTT,
an ed surtionaets
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PLEASURE TRIPS
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

L. The Steamers GEO WASH
66xINGTON or THOS. COLLYER
can be chartered for public select parties TO visit
the White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Pot
Washington, Or other Ilaces ON The river.
The White House Pavilion is now open for yisi-
tors IL Is beautiful place for pleasure trips IL
has fine Ball and Dining room also, a new Tea
Pin Alley
% For particulars Apply 10 the President OF the
Company, the Captains OF the Boats.
Mr. WILLIAM COKE il furnishing refreshments
on he boats, aud is prepared TO furnish parties on
the best terms. sp S-2m
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DEAUTIFUI. COLLECTION Of IMPORTED
ID English, German, and French Enersyings.-
The attention of s-tisis coancisSeurs and admirers
and lovers of fine Prints is respectfully called 10 the
large collection ef hRe EncrIvings, late imp1rta-
ton, now open for eTaminat and saes.l the sIOrc
pennsylvania avenue, TWO doors easr Of l4th street,
foy few days only. The cullectiOn iaeludes many
pleasing subjects from Old masters, Landscapes,
scripture pieces stu les, class eal and othef choice
effOIts, many &C which are scarce, done in line,
mezzO;int, sc, entirely nov in ibis city
Private sale duria x The day. Public sale AT early
gas light J. g. MCGUIRE,
up &-& Aucuoneet,
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Kew York Stock Mayket

NEW YORK, April % Stocks are dropping
Money is plenty. Sales at the frst board Of
Erie Railroad at l9t; Cleveland AMI Toledo
Railroad, rs; Cumberland Coal Company, 2S.;
Reading Railroad. s5t Pennsylvsnia Coal
Company, 1853; New York Central Railroad,
93s; Missouri 6's, 90.
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n ARRIE ID.

On the os.h instant, by Rev. L. Phelps. Mr..
JACOB II. CLAPDORE and Miss ANN v. TAY-
LOR, both of Alexandria Va.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev 5. n. Southcrland,
JOHN r. JOHNSTON, Esq, # Virginia, TO Miss
MARCIA ANN, daughter OF jeremiah Orne, Esq,
OF Georgetown.
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Ey &C: MsGUlRE. Auei.ea..r:

BY j. e. LEG UlR Z, hUcitoaser.
VERY SUPERIOR AND HANDSOME FUR.
niture, Rosewood Piano, sc at Public Auc
uoa.-On MUNDtY morning, April 39th, At lC
O'Clock, al tie re-idance OF Mrs. j. D Brwn, Pa
avenue, between IL and 18th streets, immed lat, D.
opposite Wi!Iards' Hotel, shsi sell all Of her Gle
CANT Furniture and Housekeeping Effects, viz:
Superior rosewood Gaze seven octave Piano Forte
ty NUNS & Fischer, New York
Pair OF elegant rosewood medallion back Sofas. fin
Ished IN r.ch blue and gold satin damask
Pair Of GRIN son plush covered Trte Tcte Sofas
Rocker, and Parlor Chairs 10 match
Set OF lSoid rosewood medallion back PIrlor Chairs
finished in cotton
Handsome rosewood marble top Centre Table
French pla;e gilt frame Pier Glass
Slab and Brackets
Velvet ParlOr and Stair Carpets, Rugs
Elegant danask Window Curtains with richl,
worked Lace Curtains, COrnice and Fixture
Superior rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureau,
and Washsrsnds with marble tops
Handsome rosewood and mahogany French and
Elizabetllisn Bedsteads
Very superior GUIDED hair aai spring Mattresses
BolSters and Pillows, huSk do
Two fine mahogany WardrOSes
Carpets, Curtains, Sbases, Chairs
Handsome carved walnut Extension Table
Marble top sitebOard, Centre Fable
French dining Chairs, Side Tahless
Is alnut arv-d French Sofa
I on Reclining Chair, Easy Chair
Handsome mahogany llltraek
Hall 0ilclOih. VeniIian BIin.s
Beautiful gold band French China Dinner Set
Sill yer GLAZED Cast0rs, Glassware
Large lobby Horse, Chill iren's Chairs
Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils Sc
The ABOVE Furniture is Of superior make and fin.
ish, and in excellent order.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum Q
credit OF and months, for notes satisfactorily en-
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
apr I'D AuctiOnser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-28
New York Markets

NEW Yo7K, April 2S.-Cotton is upward and
firm. Flour has sivanced 12;; good Ohio
$40, 3lal0,62t; Southern SIC, 62sl0 so. Wheat
is unchanged, with limited demand at pre-
vious rates. Coan is downward and trifo
lower; Western mi xed Halle. Pork is un-
settled aid mess $3.50; new SIT 37al7'5o.
Beef is unchanged, with 4 moderate demssd
At previous rates. Lsrd is dull, with q de-
cling tendency. Whiskey-Ssles of Ohio at
3Ic per gallon.