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49, FOR SALE OR RENT..The house
Hss:I on Grace street which have occupied for the
last three years. tits the third square above
the Grace Street Baptist Church. furnished with gas
and water; in agreeable neighborhood; contains
seven rooms with fire places, and has ample
nodations for servants besides stable and carriage
house; is in good repair.
For further partic uars inquire of Goddin Apper-
oc 29-ts RIO. RYLAND.
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- The exercises Of this institution VIII % ''''
on the tiIst Monday in October next: NJ.
INsrRUcToRs.- Lee Powell, Robert J. "'"
son. g. Persco, Mademoiselle Vascas ,r..vr.
MusIc-F. w Meerbsch, I. x. da Costa h'' 49,
lily Duuderdale. p..,3,,, ~.
partment. Lt.,. ,.,sa
For further information or for pamphlets ''''"
forth the whole plan of the Institute sGGte"
Mrs. GEN. PEGRAM, Richmond "a q
ID. LEE POWELL Capon sPrlsa Z,
N-ts Or Ro. j. MoRRisOs, kichmo"'.
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FOR RnNr AND SALE.


- FOR RENT.--A now desirable Brick
:a dwelling on Clay, between 7th and sth streets
~ containing seven rooms with gas and water on
the premises Possession can be had immediately
For terms apply TO Il. A. J. CLOPTON, at the store
Of Mr.. Thos. A. Rust. I6-ts
- FOR RENT--Thc Tenement occupied
::a by Jas b. Winston, Esq, Second street ne ar
4.x Main, and opposite tho residence of Samuel De.
noon, Esq. The house contains ten rooms including
store-roon with large comfortable kitchen hydrunt
&c. Rent 1896, and early possession given INQUIRE
at Baptist Book Depository, DS Main st.
&C 2-ts
g. FOR KisNT..-A small comfortab Bile
W::a Dwelling House, with Brick Kitchen attached
1s@A situated on Union Hill. Rent, $40 a month
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
oc II GEO. J. SUMNER, No n. Pearl st.
<ss A KARE CHANCE.-FOK RENT
U:a The place knswu by the name of Mrs Van
4A Lewis Garden, mile distance from the
MARKET and containing 80 acres of land which ia in
high state of cultivation and therefore admirably
adapted for market garden; has all the the necessary
improvements, such rs dwelling house, kitchen smoke
house. barn and stables with an extensive orchard of
l5o various kinds of the choicest fruit trees bearing
fruit every year.
The present occupant intending to remove to the
country, will either rent the place for a number of
years sell his lease, which has to eight wears
longer from the LIST January, 1856. For further par
cujars any person DESTROYS rent may apply to the
subscriber, who lives the place. or Augustus b.
deker No. 10 Main street.
23-2w+ THEODORE HOPPE
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RERTyT1NS 15TAN0...!A. ssss c1 .slssasss,s
il Peruvian 6uano, 8 0Mc0RUpEks
mol
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EDUCATION.
FEMALE INSTITUTE ou
IL CLAY. TENTH AND MARSHALL STREHTN

pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE, On
IL CLAY, TENTH AND MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND, NA.-The next session vii! eouneBe'
the first Monday in October and close the IA.
Thursday in June. Pupils may be admitted At nj
time, but il is hi xhly desirable for them present
the first day of the session.
The cost of grounds buildings and outfit has hen
about seventy thousand dollars, and no additional
pains nor expense will be spared to satisfy eToyfe
sonable desire. The course ofinstrucon Is eS!oni7'
and liberal. Able and experienced teachers hs'a
been secured and the most approved sclentltt SPPs
tus, school desks &C. have been provided
Rev. B. MANLY, JR-Presidrnt.
Mr.. X. z. LATHAM. Math and Physical Sciences
Rev. H. II. TUCKER, Ancient and Ing. LIten'Ir.
DIR. r. A LEWIS, Botany &c,
Mrs. EMMA HOLCOMBE, English Branches
Miss ELIZABETH V.NELSON Enghsh BEansn'a
Miss NINA CHOLLET, French and German
NJ. JOS. MICHARD. Spanish and Italian
Miss JANE s. STANARD, Preparatory Department
Mrs. GEORGIAEA MONROE, Preparatory DePa'-
ment.
Miss MARY C. LATHROP, Preparatory Department.
Mr.. JOHN DUNDERDALE, Piano and Organ
Miss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar
Migs SARAH SULLY, Harp.
Mrs. EMILY GRUBB, Drawing Painting, &c
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN. do
Mr. and Mrs. f. SUBLETT, Stewards DePsftmeR.
TERMS PER SESSION. 400,
Board and Washing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tuition in Preparatory DEPARTMENT q
- Collegiate /" ..,......'.'''
Ancient and Modern Languages, esch........'.. y
Music on Piano Forte Guitar and Organ y
Drawing Painting, Gc...............-..''.'.EV "r
TR- Pamphlets containing further information iA't
be obtained Of the President. ,rvL
au 6-d3m Rev. b. hh'L't,
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DAINE g. MAYO, AuctiOneers, (Offce
l. in Goddn's Hall, on Bank street,) will sell all
kinds of Real and Personal Estate at Auction and
Private Sale the most satisfactory terms. and VIII
make liberal advances sales.
" ABEL U. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
of Richmond and county of Henrico
JOHN r. ID. PAYNE. ABEL U. MAYO.
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BIaAMY.-Another case of this kind has been
lately brought to light in this city. An Eng
hShman came to this city some four or five years
ago, and, after being here short time, married q
young lady of our city, with whom be has lived,
for ought We know, happily.
Last week brother Englishman from the same
parish arrived here and upon sgnifyng his desire to
stay with our city friend during bis stay here the
wife was requested to make herself bed in another
part Of the house, for the purpose of allowing the
new conner 70 occupy the bed with him. The wife
objecting TO this, snch strenuous desire for the
arrangement by the husband, that she suspected
all was not right, and accordingly assented to the
propositba for the ful6lment Of her purposes Of
detecgion.
When night came she secreted herself in the
closet in the room which the two friends were to
occupy, and, from the conversation which passed
between them, gathered the agreeable fact 10 her)
that her husband had another wife with family
Of four blooming children in Old England.
The indignant and insulted wife has gone home
TO her parents.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoRGErowN, Cd. C.) Jan. 20, 1855.
Mr. EDITOR: Our citizens generally are highly
gratifed with the announcement made few days
ago that the Little Falls Bridge" is in passable
condition, and also with the intelligence that the
bridge across Rock creek is about to become
fixed fact" Our merchants have suffered no in
considerable inconvenience and pecuniary loss
from the want of these structures necessary for
trade and travel We hope never TO sec recur-
renee Of such disasters to our business community
as was experienced in the destruction of these tho
roughfares.
The town, usually quiet, is now all astir with ex-
element and expectation in reference to the lee
tnre which is to be delivered on tomorrow night
at Forest Hall" in reply to Father Magures
lecture on the temporal Power of the Pope
The reputation Of the lecturer, his scholastic at
tainments, his powers of oratory, and withal, his
clear and logical reasoning abilities, will unques
tionably draw large and an approaching auditory.
A large delegation is expected from Washington
city As there were several members of Congress
to hear the lecture to which this one is to be re-
ply, may not also expect them to be with us on
that occasion?
Those of our citizens who have read the able
papers of your correspondents upon the late speech
of the Hon. Mr.. Chandler, and by way Of showing
up his Inconsistencies, untenable doctrines have
with one consent arrived at the conclusion, that he
is a "used up man. if ever there was one. Pub
lie opinion cannot be controlled or influenced by
mere assertions, unsupported by good authority,
and therefore, the present position Of Mr. Chandler
is anything but an enviable one. He will have to
produce more reliable authority, If he wishes, or
expects to be accredited as the true expounder
and defender of the Catholic faith, and Of the
powers claimed and exercised by the Pope.
On the 4th Monday Of February next, tho voters
of the town will be called upon to cast their votes
for Mayor and eleven members Of the Common
Council. The ballot-box will have TO announce
whether not there are any Of those chaps called
Know-N othings in our midst. If there should
be party Of this kind here, who can doubt the re-
suit? We do not, for invariably wherever "Sam !"
has appeared VICTORY has been his faithful attend
ant. If this good old fellow could be induced to
come here, he would find a cordial welcome by
those who are WIDE AWAKE.
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MATCHLEss BARGAINS.

MAI S1LESS DAN1hINSs
Great reduction in prices, and no Humbug'
I'm ORDER to reduce my stock of Goods,
Il which is very large and complete, and to make
room for anticipated heavy
SPRING SUPPLIES,
will commence this day to sell my entire stock of
goods at a discount of twent per cent. from the
usual prices for Cash. would enumerate in part:
Plaid, figured and changeable Silks, from 40
Rich black Gro de Rhine Silks, from so to 81 so.
Good black Alpaca, from 125< cents up.
1000 yards Lyonese Cloths, all colors 1915 to SIN
Rich Raw Silk and wollen Plaid at cost.
5000 yards English and American Prints, from TO
10 cents.
Good yard wide Unbeachcd Cotton, IS yards
for 81.
20 yards coed fast coloured Calico, for 81.
Bleached Cotton at cents.
Superior Shifting Cottons, at 10 IL IL cents.
Good Irish Linens rs to rs cents.
Yard wide Furniture Calico, 81 cents.
Good Huckaback Towels, at 611 cents.
200 yards Plain De LANES, at cents worth 10 cts
5000 yards figured ditto at 10 IL 10 cents usual
price - 1-2 1871 cents.
Good Woollen Flannels at IL 1-2 90 cents rich
y worth 10 rs cents.
10 pieces Kentucky Jeans at 16 cents, usual price
Is cents
Cloths Cashmeres, Cassinetts, Twseds, and Vest
Good Bed Ticking, S 10 Is cents,
very large stock Of long and square SHAwLS
at manufacturers prices.
White and colored Spool Cotton, at IL IL cents
per dozen.
Pins cents per paper.
100 skeins Silk for rs cents
20 dozen light colored French Kid Gloves, 81 IL
cents, worth SO 1-2 cents
Embroidered Lawn Handkerchief, 81 cents.
Also on hand very large and complete stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
at prices which will satisfy the most erpectant pur-
chaser.
Mems good Boots from 81 80 up.
do Shoes from rs cents up.
Boys Shoes from rs cents up
Youths do, from 81 IL cents up.
bady's and Children's Shoes Of every kind, and
In every variety
tSy Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining great bargains
should not fail 10 call and examine nv stock before
purchasing elsewhere Ny motto Is:
Large Sales, and Small Profits,
and not 10 be outdone.
r. @. HYATT,
No. 375 Seventh street,
Third door above street,
BE particular and remember the name.
jan 25-eodst
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CLOSING OUT.
Great inducements, and reduction In prices.
M l.. WILLIAMS, Georgetown, ID. c.,
lvne win close out his stock Of DRY GOODS,
at prime cost and many desirable goods
without regard to Cost.
have on hand good assortment Of the most ap.
proved makes Of Blescbcd Cotton, such A. New
York Mills, Wamcssetta Coddington's and other
makes which will be sold cheap.
IRISH LINEN, LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKER-
CHIEFS, HOSIERY,
such a. Ladies', Mems, Misses, and Boys, white and
brown Cotton Hose, and Half Hose. The Ladies' are
respectfully invited 10 call early IL they want an as
sortment Of good and cheap goods, at
NJ. l.. WILLIAMS
Next door 10 Bank of Commerce.
ian 25--8t
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HENRY's NEGOTIATING CORDIAL,

HENRY's NEGOTIATING CORDIAL,
DERFECTLY vegetable in its compost
il ton, for the cure Of Nervous Diseases, Physical
Lasstude, General Prostitution, Suggishness Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Excitement RestIessness, Sleep
lessness Confusion Of IDEAS Melancholy Incapacity
for Study or Business, Dislike Of Society DC.
HENRY'S INvIGQRATING CORDIAL win in
and restore the appetite, strengthen the
catcd renew the health Of those who have destroyed
Il by sensual excesses evil practices, induce
tinusl cheerfulnsss and equanimity Of spirits, and
prolong life.
Persons Of pale complexion and consumptve habits
restored BY the use Of bottle OF two, 10 bloom
sickly color b beautiful ford complexion.
Prics " per bottle; three for IS six for ss.
Sole proprietor, 8. " COHEN,
Philadelphia, Pa
For sale BY Druggists generally, and by
w. n. GrLsAr,
O. Srorr, a Co.,
DANIEL B. CLARKx,
q. X. DAVIS,
Y. ID. GILsAr, r,-.,,, -. !.
SCHWARTZ a So1, HaS''nV"" oAV
MARrrs +. KINo
SAMUEL @. Esrxr,
KIpwsLL A LAURENCE,
o. Boswell.
PEEL a STEVENS,
J. r. PrHRrorr, Alexandria, Va.
b. q. MAJos,
A. H. BALDWIN, n,,, NJ,
And all Druggists, oo"'"N'e' ""'
BrssrTT BHr.s, Richmond, Va.
yoss,,osa wALi.cr, fss.as,iet..ssrg, IA.
+. p. Esxupes, u. y.
A. 7. LArsp a Co, o''aA'o"s "a
Jcss D. PAsx, oncianas, Ohio.
And By Druggists everywhere.
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NEW York, Jan. 25.--Cotton is firm, with an
upward tendency. Flour Is easier, but not quota
bly, lower, sales Of 1000 bbls; southern is heavy.
Wheat Is downward, and triae lower. Corn is
duh, with declining tendency. Pork Is upward
and firm. Beef Is downward and dull. Lard Is
lower, at 80 81 Ia a $40. Whiskey, Ohio at SO C.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR NC0'S
. nInRN NTHuv puU a


GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS.
u discovered for relieving and curing all painful,
distressing, and difficult mcnstrusfion and removing
all periodical distractions aud irregularities arising
from rhatee~ oaass. complete
Triumph In Medical science,
making Il no longer necessary Cor delicate female. 10
take large doses 81 nauseous drugs thus furnishing
disideratum the want q which has long been fsli
by medical men. The peculiar and original process
81 preparing these pills was discovered by Dr. Du.
ponce, after many years research. II concentrates
the virtues 81 the ingredients into very small bulk
and covers all dissgrceable smell and TASTE that
sickness IL the stomach, and other unpleasant feel
ngs avoided thus leaving The pills free 10 exert
their mild but efficient curative seton, without In Tho
with medicines Cor the diseases peculiar 70 females
These pils are the result glover
Thirty Years Experience,
In the treatment q The diseases of females AZ tho
solicitation IL many highly intelligent ladies ior whom
they were prescribed, with the mcsi happy effects.
been advertised TO limited extent Cor little over
one year, yet
several Thousand Boxes
have already been sold, large pruportion of which
has been sent BY mail 70 ladies ~ dnerrni sections
q the country, and The demand for them Il rapidly
rN- Married Ladies, under certain circurs.an.
ces, should these pills with proper prccaution
For further particulars see circulars 70 be had al
druggists and directions. Ac., sent with csch bon
Price u per box They viii BE- scot " lsdies con.
6dentiay BY mall on Their enclosing 81 20 Dr.. A. y.
Ranwold Washington, ID z, general agent. who
viii hll all orders At the pruprieinr's prices,
Sold in Washington BY kidwel faurcnce sto,t
A Co; w. n. Gilman; n r. sylvester; J ".
Moore, LIST ward o. Boswell Island J. n. Calien,
y. u. Stone. 9TH strectj N. n. McPbsrson, Capitol
Hill v. Walsh, Navy Yard. In Georgrtown 81 o.
NJ Linthicum J. \. kidwclL IN Alexandria BY Cook
A Co; Peel A Stevens; Fountain Co, and BY drug
gists generally Jan 90--ims
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SPECIAL FERRY NOTICE.

NO DETENTION FROM ICE
UNHE only regular and reliable Ferry
u Boat plying between Washington and Alsxan.
dra is the steamboat
,FSA GEORGE PAGE.
fH1{H The public can depcnd upon the
t.azn George Page leaving promptly q The
time stated, passengers no pssscngcrS until FUR
Their notice.
Leaves Washington at ~, 81, e,l. IIA. A. ",
and at IL, 3, ~, p. NJ.
Leaves Alexandria at ~, ., loIf, A. NJ and lass
~, 4, 81, P.M
Fare by tho George Page viii Be ave cent. when
ever the George Washington or Thomas Collier run
and charge the same, except car trips
PS. The George Page is the only beat connecting
with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and Ms
nassas Gap Railroad
Omnbuses 10 connect with tho George Pare viii
leave the corner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue at 4, s. 91f, and II, A. NJ, and ", ~, and
Az T.. M. Jan III
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AWFUL SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS.
EURTHER reduction in prices, at the
IL store Of the late firm of Magruder & Calvert.
1000 yards Brocade Silks cost 81, for 62& cents
762 yards Figured do do 81, for 6219 cents.
1885 yards changeable do s71S for so cents
Velvet Cloak, cost $81, for $lS.
/ Embroidered Cloth Cloak, cost 500 SO, for $l8.
16 Plain do do very low.
few pieces Of Raw Silks, cost 55 cents, for 81 cts
Also, Canton Grape Dresses, various colors, which
will be sold exceedingly cheap.
Call soon and make your selections at No. l6,
Market Space, between 9Th and 9th streets
ian 20-Iwif
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING EsTABLIsH-
MENT.

No 5l2, 9TH street. opposite the Intelligenosr Once
HE subscriber having completed his ar
- rangements in his new store Is now rrsdv 10
furnish and put up all articles in his the above line 81
business and would state that having served an sp-
competent 70 do all work intrusted 70 him. with d,i
rability, promptness, and despatch.
dec. is y. II. SIMS, Practical Plumber
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.


FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 90, 1855.
First Grand Musical Jubilee OF the
AMPHI0N QAURTETTE BAND.
Gro. M. HILL,
THos Is BENNETT,
FRANKLIN PRuIrr,
Is. G. GREssur,
Assisted by Messsrs
Geo. w. Taylor, Thos. Stone, julius Keck, and
others.
TIME AMPHIONS most respectfully an
nounce TO their friends and the public generally
that their first
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL MUSIC
will take place at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday eve
ming next, 26th instant which occasion they win
present a programme of great interest, introducing
the full Troupe in all their varied and great amount
of talent AS this is first concert in Washing
ton trust that the present appeal for the presence
of our friends will not be in vain.
Cards Of admission IS cents, which can be had al
the hotels, music stores, &c.
Doors open at 61S and concert To commence at u
jan est
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NOTICE THIS.
HAVE on hand n great assortment q

NUTICE THE.
HAVE on hand n great assortment of
II Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, which will be
sold from = TO so per cent. cheaper than the same
style and quality Of goods be bought for in the
city. Gold Watches from S25 10 Sl50, Silver Watch
es from % TO Ss5 Clocks from 30 TO Sl5, all war
nnted 10 keep time one year. Also an endless va
riety Of Jewelry, Of all the latest styles.
All my Clocks are put in order before selling them
by an experienced hand.
All in want OF good timepece would do well 10
give me call at the Clock, Watch, and Jewelry
Store OF j. ROBINSON,
jan 17--1m 849, opposite Browns Hotel
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TAKE NOTICE.

UsT received n large stock Of Drugs,
- Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, &c, &c,
and keep constantly on hand all the popular Family
Medicines, as well everything pertaining 10 the
Drug business All goods in my line win be sold at
the most reasonable prices
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Corner Of Maryland Avenue and 7th 81,
and ~ and SITS, Island, wash'n n. G.
bought in the city.
Jan 2A--1m =
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THE RIGHT PLACE TO OBTAIN

~ bargains Ia at the store Of the undersigned
where viii be greatly 10 the advantage Of citizens
and strangers 70 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Read the followng:.
EMBRoIDERrEs.
Collars, Sleeves, Chemisetts, Habits, and Handker-
chiefs
Guipure and French-worked sets in Habits and
Sleeves, and Collars and Sleeves
Swiss and Cambria Rufiiing and Bands
DO do Edging Inserting, &c.
LACE GOODS.
Maltese and Platte Lace Sets
Limerick, Aupasin, and Maltese Lace Collars, Cola
rets and Sleeves
Honiton Malta Platte, Valencia and English Thread
Jaces, Edging, and Inserting.
Also, imitation and cheap Laces, Bobbin Edging at
greatly reduced prices
Black Gupure, Maltese and Brussels Laccs
Black Lace Falls, Spotted Wells, &c.
EVENING OR PARTY DRESSES.
White Illusion, yards wide, for SO IL cents, worth
one dollar
White and colored Tarltons and Illusions proportion
ably cheap.
HEAD DRESSES, CAPS, &c.
Beautiful styles Dress Caps, white and oolored
Plain Illusion and Tarlton Caps for old ladies' and
mourning, from 81 l.2 cents to 81 so
Also Chenele, Mohairy Riband, and Velvet Head
Dresses
Silver and Velvet Cuffs, Sash and Plaid Ribands
Silver Gilt and Satin Ribands
Satin and Lutte Ribands, suitable 10 quill &c.
sUNDRIEs.
Embroidering Braid and Silk, Ores. and Corset Laoes
Spool Cotton, Sewing Silk Skirt Braid
Glass and Gilt Buttons for Dresses
Tuck Combs Cotton and Thread Floss, Rushes
Head Ornaments, Flowers, and Feathers
Kid Gloves at so and rs cents
Also, other articles too numerous 10 mention.
RUTH A. PEAC0,
jan 25-eo4t No, IL Centre Market Spacs.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.--Last night, coal boat,
lying at the wharfat Mauck Chunk, caught fire, and
the captain, named Cosgruf, with his son, were
burnt to crisp before they were rescued. Its
supposed they were drunk in the cabin
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.--Flour-no sales reported
this morning Howard street Is held at IS 50 Ia,
and City Mills at $s so. Wheat is better; sales
Of red at 81 s5 a 81 o5; white at 81 90 a a. 10.
Corn improved towards the close; sales Of white
at SO SO 10 cents-yellow at 81 SO cts. Rye
no sales Pennsylvania quoted at 81 30 AL rs.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv ROTHwELL a BROWN,

AucttoMeers.
uDuBLIC sale Of valuable improved pro-
- perry on the Island. On Tuesday, tho 9th
day 81 February shall sell by public auction Lots
Nos 4, g. q, So ~, and -, in square No 465, with
three frame houses thereon The location ~ the pro-
perry - two squares north III Pages Windmill.
ain, nine. and twelve months for notes bearing inter
est Deeds 10 be given and dccds cf trust taken TO
secure the crcdit payments All oonyeyancing at
the expense az purchasers.
Sale 10 take place ON the premises al clock r. H.
RoTHwELI. a BROWN,
Jan 25--sotd Auctioneers
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A GOOD INVESTMENT

A GOOD INVESTMENT.
a NY person wishing to go into the busi-
IN ness Of Druggist at first rate stand, with
lease upon the premises which can be bought for
much less than its value, may applyto
HENRY M. N0URSE
Through the Post Office, or at No. 405 street.
jan IS
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GRAND CONCERT
nv fnE

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,"
IN aid Of the Fands Of the Ladies' Union Berev.
client Society, for the BeneGi Of the
Poor Of Washington.
vuNHIs Concert will De given at Carusi,s
IL Saloon ON THURSDAY EVENING next the
25th inst, at halfpsst seven o'clock.
The programme CONSISTS Of Solos, Duets Trios
Qaarteties, Choruses from some Of the most cele-
brated Opens, Romberg's Cantaia, " The Power Of
Song" Morning, the TRAMP Chorus" by Bishop,
&c, &c.
Mrs. FRANKLIN win sing her celebrated Echo
Song with obligato flute accompaniment.
Professor Foertsch viii preside NJ the piano forte
Tickets 80 cents-to be had at the principal music
and bookstores and at the door the evening Of the
Concert ian 23---3t
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t;eesscsowa Markets. January %.
Flour-fa mily--siO 30 ell.
Extra supesfne, ~ 10.
Snpcrtne Is 81.
whcat wh,ie Oh es 10 si a5, Red tI 90 TO 81 %.
Carn white, sS cents 10 al; yellow, IS 10 90.
Mil offal shorts 90 crnts
khip stufi--40 10 s5 ornts.
tr0wn study 10 30 cents.
Corn meal o. o5.
Hay, la bales. a aS