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VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND NEAR the
Y City, al Private Sale.-FOr sale, four very de-
srable and eligby situated tracts Of Land contain
ing about fifty acres each, partly in Montg emery
county, but principally in Washington county. e.
opposite the farm of Joseph Bradley, ESQ.,, about
~ miles from Washington, communicating with il
by new and commodious road now under con-
struchen. The soil is excellent, and well adapted
to corn and wheat The situation is prominent and
healthy, and the land well watered. There are
three tenements on the premises.
This property is peculiarly suited to gentlemen
having business in the City for beautiful country res
licences
plat of the property can be seen at the Office of
the subscriber
John Parker, Esq, living adjoining, will show the
property TO amy who may wish TO see it.
EDW. SWAMI,
No. 126 Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
On
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DAVID MYERLE,

LNOR SALE-A LARGE NUhFER OF BUILD
Ing Lots, located in all pats IF the city.
WILLIAM III. PHILIP,
Attorney al Law,
Office, A 4 Pa av., betw. ~ and 9th streets
NAV 3D-eO3w
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RKpoRrD roR ZEE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
La..s. ard Important Fsvs from Mexiso

Latest ard Important News from Nexieo
NIw ORLEANS, June IL Braces datss Of
the Io:h instant, have been received
Monterey Vas taken by the revoiutlooists
on the 9Th ult. General Gardens spd 81 q
fcers are prisoners. Large quantities Of nu-
niiions Of war, and % pieces Of cannon were
also tsker.
All busines' were suspended Oarsvsjsi hes
crossed the Rio Grande, and IL reported to
have encountered the Government troops
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READY.MADE SUMMER CLOTHING.

AVING wi Inn the last Re days made sreat
additions TO our former stock Of Resdy-mEde
Clothing, we are now prepared 10 offe gentlemen
every Involvement pm anu quality 10 Wit our
extensive sslesTo ns before making their selections
Our assortment OF White and col red Shirts
Gauze, meri o. silk and cotton UndsrshHts
Linen and cotton Drawers
Summer stocks, Cravats, Scarfs, Ties
Collars CLOVIS 5, Hosiery, &c,
Il vsty large and complete, making our present
stock one the desirable select rom In m
ces and qualify TO be found this side Of New York.
WALL g. STEPHENS
342 Pa. ave-, next door 90 Iron Hail.
IL If (News)
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U/AIhANonksA IN hkDICINE.-Rronchits Courh
py-PepsiA Liver Com plants ScrofulA, kc-For All
esesses OF ne NmAs System It stands pre- eminent A
clergyman Just Informs 10 has him Of Bronnhi.t
OF . dsepei ate cheracter-psrtcnIsrs hereafter,
6AhfIONe VEGETABLE TINCTURE-By its M A.
ton en- the stomach liver and kidnsys will cure py,pep
ala Ooash Asthma, Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
u tne bsek Side and BreAst Consumption scroIa Ri
mAsn Soat Neuralgia, Fstua, Bowel Com planta Piles
worms aud Nervous Debilitieswith all diseases
rom blood and 10 the medicine
or Known This invaluable medicine 10 working wonders
upon the human frame See adyertsemsnt to-day nsr1
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING
With each train Of Cars arriv-
in Washington or Alexan.
drIa.-Ihe Steamers n JONAS COLLYER
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make the above
connections, leaving Washington al 6 a. m for tb
Orange and Alexandria cars, and connect with d
same train on their arrival.
Meals furnished on the boats.
The Boats connect with all the trains from Bal
tlmore. SAN'L GEDNEY, Capt.
may I'D
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= PREMIUMS AR THE PAIRS-wHITRHURSTs
stn In the ssesndsncs-Ths turiss Of the late
airs At Baltimore, Richmond, New IN air
highest preiuIns TO J. H. W. their superiority Of Pho
tosrsphs sssreoscopes and DAEusrrsotypes exhibited
Mr. w. also rscsi we'd Medals Worlds Loo-
don, and premium at Crystal Palace New York.
A the nrst awards Of the Maryland nstle for three
years past
whitehHrsts Galsry IN this city Pa avenue bs.v
an Esh
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DIR. THEOD. HANSMAN

Keeps bs Ufi ,e hours from eight % ten oo.oek SIN
msy SIM
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EOR RENT-A NEW THREE STORY FRAME
l. HOUSE, on New York avenue mo 1867
near the intersection of New Jersey avenue and Sd
street, containing eight good rooms, with p cellar
under The KITCHEN. To a good teB3nT the rent will
be put very low. Enquire at No. Ie2.
lie 4-eO6t
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y, He MISSING BRIDE, by z. ID. Z. n. South
! worth, Q vols, price q co
Harper'S Magazine for June Is
HaTper's Story Bsok No 2, Virginia %
P.inams Magaz ne for June IS
Godey's Lady's Book do Is
Granam's Magazine do IS
All the New Books, Magazines, Cheap Pah'ies-
tons and Weekly Papers received a. soon % pub
lished and Tor sale by L. K. LUNpY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown,
NAV Str
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m TsHOAH WALKER co., Marble Hall Clothing Empo-
~ rum, under Browns Hotel, respectfully Announce
tia. their display Of Spring and Summer Clothing
ready for Inspection comprising Coats
Vests and Psntsloons OF the designs
material trimming and workmanship To gentlemen who
study sxceence with fashionable articles
dress opportunity for selecting offered of the
largest and most attractive stock Of goods In
ibis city st very reduced scale Of prices. apl1
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LAND WARRANTS.

John ID CLARK, Agent tor Claims, No SAY
- Twelfth street, will give the highest market
price in gold for Land Warrants je7-lm-
DaTesHT ICE CHEan FREEZ-
L Frs Ice Cream Mouds, Jelly Mouds, Melon
Moulds, Rice Mould, Pudding MOulds, Pudding
Pans. Cake Pans, Patty Pans, Cake Cutters, at the
Housekeeper's Furnishing Store, 400 7th street.
je6 G.. FRANCIS,
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oliver WAGE, PLATED WARE
= AND FINE FAsCN GUODS.-Silver
y Zee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs,
variety Of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
for presents.
Plated Coffee Sets, Casters, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks, on beet Albata.
The articles are warranted as represented, and
will be sold al small advance.
III. SBMKxH,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th sreots-
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FOR THE ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA

FOR THE ORANGE d ALEXANDRIA
AND MANASSAS GAP RAILtOAD5.
THE Subscriber Coaches n call for Passengers
II wi hi gtO CONNECT - ith the above d.
Railr0a is. Ny '"ach-s connect viii y.
the steamer THos CoLLYER or GEORsE " AsHINs-
roS, which leave Washington ri 6 m.
TO- Me, D. furnished on the boats.
Persons wishing the Coaches 10 call fOt them can
leave their name ard residence with Mr. John T.
T Ilman, nerr tn Cspitol gaze; Mr.. HItt's drug
store, corner enasylvania ayeEue and l2-h street;
or al Geo. s. Th0s. Parker O. Co = store.
C0aches can be had for Pleasure Trips
may 25- On WILLIAM WI LEY.
/, E-LIz'- LADIES' @ ZeTTk
1 . Pslis London and New ak FASHIONS for June
. received snd for sale At
sHTLLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Tie Waterman, companion 10 the popular sto-
y of the Lampgb'sr
Tales for The Marines, by the author Of Los Gin
sOs
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. Souihworth
The Two Guardians, by the author OF Hsanssass
All the Magazines fCr June
All the New Books ind every thing In the Sun
ioneTy line, for sac at
SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Odecn Building, Ger. AZ Ct, and Pa. sv.
ie Nu
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A LII STRANGERS
n visiting the City should see Hunters Catalogu,
Of the ruriosities of the Patent Office. Also, hi
Description of Powells Great Picture.
HUNTER is to be seen at 456 Ninth street.
may 3l-3ms
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~LUSss-LrEes.-ws r.t.r our r..a.r,

rLUNss-LCEGs.-wsre refer readers 70 an sdvsr
W. nsemeut in another column for full particulars
corning the HYGEANA Of Dr. Curtis. 10 70 one
Of the most remarkable for all description diseases
Of the lungs discovered Its virtues testified
hundreds who obtained their knovsdKe by the
beat Of all teschers-experience.
CAUTIoE.-Dr. CURTIs's HHGEANA 10 the original and
only genuine article. may aS-lm
HyoE SafLLIssrcE receives all Books and News
papers fast - published He agent for Harpsrs all
the other hszAzirss. and readers will always and
large and good assortment Of Blank
his Book-tors Odsnn Building and Az az
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A LARGE AND ELIGIBLY SITUATED corner
"A Lot, containing IA 900 .quare feet and fronting
the Capitol Park for sale on accommodating terms
ifImmediate application b. made to
HILBUS s. HlTZ,
Corner Pa avenue and It'll st.
Being so near the Capitol and but few minutes
walk from the Car Depot, makes 1t most advantage
ously situated for large public House.
lie 5tf
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7 AIDES WORK BAsKETS-C Card
IL Baskets, Travelling Baskets, Key Baskets,
Knife Baskets, Cigar Baskets, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets, large variety, very low, at the
street. G., FRANCIS.
10
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Later from Mexico-Anethsr City taken By
the Revo3utionists.

Nsw ORLEANS, June Ia -t3uanaxusto is In
possession of the revolutionisss, and Victoria
Ssltillo have Joined the revolution.
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
Z lOrs and Chambers, with board.
Also, Tube and transient board INQUIRE al Mrs
SMlTH'S. 138 street. ap9
HOMES FOR ALL.-Beautifuly and healthily
IL located Building Lots "A feet front by 100 feet
deep, on graded Streets can, until spring. be bought
at the exceeding low price of S75, payable 90 per
month. Title indisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hail.
Jan 9-Sm JOHN FOX. Secretary.
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VILLA FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER Of
fers at private sale The villa in which she at
present resides, with eight of land situated at
Ellavl.le, on the Washington and Baltmc re Turn
pike Road. The h use is new, with all the modern
improvements, and the situation has many advant-
ages for persons engaged IN business in Washington
as II Is within five minutes walk Of the Bladensbure
Depot on the Railroad and there is also omnibus
running twice day between Washington and Ella
vile. Application to be made to the subscriber,
living on the premises. MARY 8. VASS.
mar 0T-Oautf
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EOR RENT-FOUR NEW ANn CONVENT
l. ent Brick Houses, brown mastIck fronts, con-
tanning padors with marble mantels, dining room,
kuchen, servants room, and five chambers each,
and situated on Thirteenth street, Island near the
pnblic grounds, convenient to Pa. avenue and the
departments. Rent very moderate Apply at r..
h. CLARKEiS ONCE, corner of Sixth street a nd
Eoulsiana avenue, or at ID. b. CLARKE'S Drug
Store, Eleventh street, Island. mar 6-wtf
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IHOR RBNT-TBE FORREST HALL REsTAU-
Il rant, centrally situated in Georgetown. Iris
is one OF the most spacious Easements in the United
States, and attached 10 the only public hall in the
Town. Possession given LIST July. Fm terms apply
70 BLADEN FORREST,
Corner of and Twentieth sis.
First rate Devon Cow and Calf for safe. Apply
as above. je a-lws
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS The annual examination
o. the public schools will be Commenced this
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;o rle-ncs-Ihe Foundry Sabbath School en-
% I PIC ME yes'erdsy. at Arlington-a
snpm.,,. 0snghtful means Of passing .
are In prospect By other schools and .oc;.ti.s
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ja I'D
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HOY HENRY A: WIsE.-Mr. c. Bonn Of tbi.
city, has just published a mos. excsli.nt ms
ness, on steel, Of the Governor sleot Of Vi,o;n;s
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June l5-d
By J. @. meGuIRE. suct,onssr.

lie I'D
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For Sale and Font.

TOR SALE OR RENT-A NEW TWO STO-
4 ny and attic brick house with a twostory hack
building, containing large ha and ten good rooms.
To careful tenant tie rent will be very moderate.
For further particulars enquire of Mr.. PHILIP
MACKEY, corner Fourth and streets
te l5-lm
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A HANDSOME TERRITORIAL have seen
beautifully bound Album, containing fifteen
eOiorsd plates-visws Of the principal towns
and places Of interest in Switzerland; for
s.rdsd TO this country, by an officer OF our
ns'er kepublic, and designed as private tes-
uncnial OF respect for one Of our prominent
tt.eesnen, whose friendship for hat contede-
sauon na;frsqusnily been exhibited, and who,
aoaotie.s, will appreciate the gift more on ac-
count Of the grateful feelings BY which the do
nor Is aetuaied, than the intrinsic value of the
elegant volume
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lhPRovEXEsrs.-Al Although the building OBJ
STATIONS Of the present season are not to be
sonpared, for magnitude, to any one Of its
Predecessors within the last fvo years. vet in
al sections Of the city we have noticed houses
- process Of erection, some Of them spaciou.
ana elegant with all the modern improvements
several Of them are on the line Of Peunsyl.
lana, between the Capitol and the Presidents
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CARaIAeEs cAsKIAoEs .-roa SALE cnEAr. ar

n 'AHKIAGES CAHHTANEs T-FOH FATF tHEAF, At
~ SWESARfON' y aoash factory, rs Greene str~s.
variety Of and secondhand to sni four sraai isst
wagons with without Alto, buihsss SD dootsS
aud alas viii be sold cheap apphsi Tor mediate
w. = make room All seq earryss warranted fsr 81. ssd
twelve months ppy above Also for sale pair u As1k
French onies ~ bAnds nigh ala and old
f.ry sound and hind Ia all h. and the sadJ ane
tret mile IN minutes toystber slso, bsy ponsy az
hands i've old SQUAD and kiad snd ,aiis "
three twenty will be sod ohssp for the want Of Az
plY ss
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

", -
HSgsDrUTr. -Flour ms make. vs srfnss ass
eo.ed lax cent? Asyanos. Tho sales smbrAcsd sbsu;
5000 q coo bbk lsclsdAl 10 shieb s-ss esnmos "
ROOD stat. brands nj ~ II . - o. COMMON 20 good
western 1t o. 10 ~ o. Pflrns srtra G~a~s~~ fasxed
from Gil ti3 About 100 500 bbs CanSias we're
alss tneiucsd 10 The above a. % 10 80 70, a,d
about go 80 Eoutbsrn at % y s0 for CON non 10
rood brands asa go ~ Gil for fansy and sr,ra nys
-four wAs AZ o. q 80 Is for hss, Ass 81 o. % fDr
supsrSns 9TH rnsp trsssaetss. Nsai 90 an
shsnse4 whsAt-as.s ~ 100 b.shsis ~ sthsra vnits
s.rs made a. 81 70 pins vhi,s -assyivanls vAs
held at o. o. No 6sssssss ohorsg Evs-sAls.
o. sssut 90 bushss sorthsrs uss1s private
urDs fzgky arm and nominal Csfs eoslnusd
In Ia supply and 'b~ nsrsst tSs Ths ssl-s fsA1hsd
aboss H. % 10 Oo0 tashsl iaeaaias vnlt. and y.l
ios al Wa -, Osts we're STEADY at usshkagrd priess
CoTros-fse ssiss snsrso~d sisui 900 bsl.. "a
Asr sAsiss f.t<s. khinss Bpl.sis quote .. ~ .
Do T10fida. al s%c d hstfls IL y e. ssf.e AL
ssy Orleans Anf TsrAs .. sse
PnofBtoss--Pors The fAarssi -. again bsiisr ~
II. p.r hi the sale. snbrae~d 100 q, 40 bbs in.
GLIDING old msss a. slt - 81 "a (sf~rv.S, bold
ul ~ psv ID. tih 80 ADD 49, pnss, sit IL. B>sf
the sale ~ubrAe.s 40 . 100 sbis o>iusisg csaatry
and pr me Al ed prsrs asd shi-ny ysrwsst s.s
rh ego Hsss 81 STA 81, Tbsr. ga . lei ~ sat.
Cha&so b~sf bsSs the nsrist ksd a. t2i Assas 100
ps>as<ss sss bsesn h.issss, ssli % sffiv.
~ ske. sAi~s u sbssi &c rs1tsx.s sA9sifss sas
kams vsrs mas ., % prie.
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MONEY LiBEkALLY ADVANCED.
Nl By pECAREs, BERNSTEIN PHILLIPS, AusAsa-
no 81 Liberty street. door from Nassau, stsci
vessels real estate furniture pictures merchaads h.
left with for sale.
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At the close Of the month the balance in hand
WA 1888 ,i6i ~ less than at the beginning. The
most important and most favorable feature In the
above statement Ia that In relation 10 receipts from
customs The decrease during the quarter ending.
Aprl ist, was 81 200 ,ssi 81. This IL equal 70 .
decrease In the value Of dutisbIs imports In the
same time Of about fifteen million Of dollars This
reduction In revenue . very desirable thing. and
we trun u win continue until the subtreasary IL
exhsnsed Of its present surplus The asgrsgaie on
deposits has been already largely redaced, and b.
fae The summer IL over the balance In hand VII be
considerably Les. We want 70 zee this immense
amount q gold returned again 70 the channels a
commerce, where II IL 20 much required 70 give
life and sctvisy.
The amount Of business transacted al the Uaited
stA'es Assay Once during the month q MARCH,
1865, W. - fcnsvs;-
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A DAMS COT CALEDONIA HIrrEss-svvfn
n We Bsss<vy.-sy-.asA ssN.. ~ Cslf.-sls -.
p-o-hstss;lss 81 Kspesss rs,.s-Assss 4 % ~. e
tee " hsir csifsrRis Is s.s,ensss ssS tks
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that ysisht vin - ssigsss shssys sfG Sst Or
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fsssss sadfs,srt>t SO thsa aySsrs
rstr ,hs stnss ssssssas. tsss yss 10 ssp~s<ssa
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az lsrs' ssa snps-ssr- 49,. - $50 So.
sAsgOaD.
P'.tvis.srs % sssssA q csr,rsss rs.sse. I,psss..
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thss a.. bssfss.s tsiotfs sssfss,sr ~ tAs ssv Yea
hevss tks fsn tsrs s>ilss sssss stiy gsss~4~~~ap
tksrs ssa 10 90 tstsrvurslss ia ksssn.ts G. NDDDa
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DgprcTIOs on RAILS on cALIPuESrA rRxicwy
IL wills rAs1o A co 4.spsi<A thssr s,p---s n,
T.lFs,ss A. "a Tbsrss.r ssri Atra .taf -
rshss H,.iss SCI s'ss.v s.sss. Las. 80 rs,.~s
yrsskt 80 rss rfsssssa vsskt.s tss. ssr.ss
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Isas44 N f-v@Ntst ~ bs tha fstk@s. .sta a.
s.a sssts-s4ss st-&zss ffsn r,ssRs tArty s.-1 So
f~ahe OF fstffsss leaves IA sts sAA n 80
ssn 80 Fassas al ". INA ssa GtA u y~sl ,sS
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The Journal DE- Ffdnfor gives the folio wing details
from Vienna Of the baptism OF the young Princess Of
Austria
tn. baptism took place in the church Of the Hofburg
oopS dipiomafique assembled the apartments Of the
church First marched the imperial pages then the
ehamberlans prvy councillors, and other cignitares
the Archdukea with their grand masters OF the
court then the Emperor with his principal chamberlain
snd his first aid-de camp his Majesty followed by
the rst grand master OF the court bearug the august
princess cushion mbrodered with pearls, and
yered with silver embroidered draperythe OF the
young archdukes and the females In her service follow
ing finally there came the Arcnduchess Sopoa with
the grand ster the grand mistress OF her house
hold The guard Of the 1rabans and the gendarmie OF
the guard formed lines TO the church The Emperor
bis entrance greeted by flo uri-h OF trumpets The
first grand master Of the court having approached with
the young Archduchess the step the high altar by
the side Of which stood the Archduchess Sophia first
godmotber the Emperor and the archdukes took their
places The officiating bishop then I'D dressed 20 the
gust godmother the usual questions, after which the
ceremony OF baptism proceeded TO. After this
solemn act the young princess conveyed TO the
apartments Of the IMPRESS r. Dcina then chaot
ed; and after the officiating bishop, with his croser
and mitre, approached the Emperor and congratulated
him. The Emperor then left the church amidst the
sound OF trumpets and drums, and proceeded ~ the
apartments Of the Empress. The Emperor returned in
few moments to the Hall Of Ceremonies, where he
ceved the congratulations OF the dgnitaries Of the
court OF the Empire, OF members Of the corps iiomd
hque, Of the generals and ofcerr Of the garrissn.
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NORTH CAROLINA SIX FER cEsr STATE srouAA

NORTH CAROLINA SIX FER CEsT STATE srouAA.
IN Treasury Department haisith, N. O., March az,
lhSseAlsa proposals will be received this uA
- o'clock A. Of tho iith Of April neat for tbs 4uToh
OF million dollars In bonds running thirty years Tsc
bonds ssued BY ths state Of North Cardiac
coIstrnoton Of the North Carena RAiroad and in Ad
on 70 the tah the state all ths stock held hs
In sAd road aud IA. dsiasads arising from xoek
pledged tor their rsdomption They viii bear dAss W.
hrst day " April i and vii have coupons stAshsd
.be interest II ~ Per cent pee snnum payable ~ na
dysof April aud oetoesr In eseh year
Beth ntsre,t and prinsipA s Do payable .. hs bAa,
prefers 10 have sm psYsse a. thu Treasury
North Carolina
They will bc ssasd in thousand ds,isrs
These bonds ate ~ cypress ssmVssd from 49,
alton tor purpose.
Parties Ldcns vii peAss AGdrss, thsr iei,ss. snao~-s
Proposals for North CsroiibI ssock 10 tha undernA
at RAleyh n G.. They viii also pslnt
what sInd OF funds they propose 70 pay,
Tho bds viii opened st 10 O'clock A. ~ " tAs i,s
Comptroller o. state and ofO W. norascs Prv.h-st
Of the Bank Of the state OF North Carolina
The undersigned the rght Of accepting saoh
in whole IN part nav b deemed nos sdastass "
tho STATE
Suoos bidders will be
Of the o. their bids deposit In bsnk ths
OF n bds With III. at.rr from the arst dAr u
April 1850 ~ the credit Of the Treasurer Of the Staap
North Carolina TUE deposit may De made 10 the BAAk -
tho Aepube Nov York. the BsIh % tho state 81 s<A
Carolins o. the Bank Of Cape Pear, Raleigh
and the smoupt of her Indebtedness may he had ., th
once. or on application 20 hessrs brown De RosAxrr
city Of New York ID. w. CUuRTs
Public Treasurer IL North CAronnA
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n on Monday ~ ~ o'clock General as,or,msnt - sos
lorr suitable for every buuss, purposes Aiag vAssty
OF new aud sseob dhand vhvons, haraess. AZ.
joins II CAIFIELD, Propristsr
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rT'O CAPfTALIsTs-THE rON AND WtscONhsN
In Coapany offer 10 capitalists Tor invssa
th. remaining half II their cent bopls soD
payable February lS73 interest semi annually Al the
Bankof North America city of Nsv YORK. These beads
secured by hrst m0rtsase lands worth. NJ Low
vsussn moro than double the amount siso upon the
itself together Nth it, proceeds stsf pow~
1o Inquire NJ the once Of the Company, Wall street
WASTED-fsco AND a. 80 ron THREE To riyn
w years, on choice improved property IN Broakiya,
when viii rent Tor 81, iJ Address BIRD HarAis Once
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DAILRoAD ACcEPTAHcEs AND BUSINESS PAPkR
IL used BY JOHN II. MURRAY, " Wsli street.
hank u North America Cash loans made msrshsa
disc In store vessels la port at and all monsysd
curitiss
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