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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS !!
John n. SHOOT,
South side of Bridge street, nea,

South side Of Bridge street, near High,
GEORGETOWN, d. C,
HAS received and lis now offering very general
I'LL assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
In his stock will be found a good assortment OF
of neU style
Light Spring Silks
Best make black do.
Bereges, Grenadines, Tissues
Blk modes and bright cOld Chaies
Berege and Challey De!aines, Mousselines
Real French Chintzes and Brilliants
Organize and JacOnet Lawns
Real imported Lawns, fast colors, at l2Zc.
Real French and Scotch Embrolderies, cheap
Plain striped and plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Emb'd and plain Linen Cambria Handkerchief
a great bargain
Jaconet, Swiss, Nainsook, and Plaid Muslins
Rich figured and dotted do
Bajou's Kid and Alexander's Silk Gloves, all
colors
Ladies, Misses, and Gents Hosiery, all kinds
ParasOls of every shade and price
Rich English fast colors Prints at l2H
With first rate assortment OF
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
Also Sbeetinqs and Shirtings of the best makes In
Linens and COttons
Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins Towellings, Fur
niture Chintzes, white Spreads
Domestic Goods generally.
Having made large purchases from the PhiiadeE
mia and New Yerk auctions, am prepared to Of
Ter great inducements TO cash or prompt customers
an l8-lm J. H. SMOTT.
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By &c. MCGUIRE. Auetionser.

By j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctf0neer.
FXECUTOR'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND
IL Household Efects.-On THURSDAY morn
ing April 49, al 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of the
late Thomas Richie, on Presidents SQUIRE, shall
sell a arg- portion of the Furniture and Household
Effects, comprising
Rosewood PianOforte, Stool, and Music Stand
Do Tete a Tefe, arm, reception, and fancy,
Chairs in sa.in damask
Handsome damask Curtains and Cornice
Large French pl7te Gilt frame Minor, with slabs
and brackets
Damask and chintz covered Lounges
Mahogany, HAIR, spring and cane seat Chairs
handsome Centre Lamps
Candelebras, Bronze Brackets
hantel Ornaments
Mahogany Sideboard, Etsgere, Side Table
Solid mahogany extension Dining Table
China, Glass and Crockeryware
Brussels and three ply Carpets, ODcioih
Hat Rack, Hall Lamp
Rosewood and Hall Chairs
Enamelled and Cottage Suite
Walnut and Mahogany French Bedsteads
Do Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus
Washstsnds, Toilet Sets, Tables
Superior curled hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Marseilles Quilts
Bed and Table Linen, Chamber Chairs
Furniture in servants rooms, &c.
Together with a general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms All sums of and under $40 cash; over $40
credit of 60 and 90 DAYS for notes satisfactorily
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
apl Id AuctOneer.
HF The above sale 10 unavotda bly,
postponed until THURSDAY, Apl %, same hour.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
p20-d AuctioneeS
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BY GREEN SCOTT Auetioneers.
FXECUTOR'S SALE OF THREE K
IL Houses and Lots at AucuOn.--0n TUESDAY,
the 24lh instant shall sell, in font of the prem
ices, at So O'Clock, p. m, two Brick Houses and
Lots being lots and E, in subdivision of part lot
No. 6, in square No. 45S
The above described property is situated at the
corner of 9th street west and Louisiana avenue, and
well calculated for business purposes or offices.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, II and le
months the purchaser give notes tor the deferred
payments bearing interest from the cay Of sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken to secure
the payment of the notes
All conveyancIng at cost of purchaser.
GREEN & SCOTT,
an I'D Auctioneers.
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MARREE D.

On the 18th instant, by Rev. r. Israel, THOMAS
JOHNSON to Miss JANE C. ROSE, all of this city.
Also, on the 18th inst mt, by TIE same, SlLAS
s. BRADY 10 Miss MARGARET KING, all of this
city.
At Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation, April Sd, by the
Rev. p Reilly, Captain HENRY LITTLE, u s.
Army, TO Miss MARTHA c., daughter of Lieut..
Col. P. Morrison, U. s. Army.
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ap I'D
By GREEN q sCOTy. Aucrions.r.

BY CIR ZEN a. sCOTT, A ucIionsers,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS N the First
Y Ward at Auction On MONDAY, the 23d in
sant we shall SELL at So o'clock p m, in front OF
the premises, Lots Nos Is, IA and Is, in Square No
II. The above described property is situated al the
corner of street north and 22d street west The
whole have front on street of los feet inches,
and on Odd street, 40 feet 10 inches, and form
beautiful square, but will be sold in lots 10 suit pur-
chasers.
Terms: One third cash balance in 6, u, and Ia
months, for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
an l9-d suc;ioneers.
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Tor RENT. THE BUILDING AND LOT sit
Il uated on Maine avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets, and adjoining The FOundry of Mr. Charles
White, formerly occupied by G. F. Rider, and at
present by Gee. e. Noyes, a machine shop; it is
well calculated for manufacturing purposes or for
tie establishment Of a grist mill The lot has an
area of 10000 square feet, and is enclosed wit new
and substantial fence. Possession given the Isl
of May ensuing. For terms apply to
VIM. nj. ELLIS,
ap 6-law3w Eagle Iron WORKS.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, April 81, 1855.
Both Boards Of our City Councils met last
night. A message was resolved from the
Mayor in relation to the Metropolitan Rail.
road, in which he suggests that the whole
matter be at once submitted to the people at
the polls. He also transmitted very cour.
teous invitation from the President and Direc.
tors of the railroad company to himself and
the Councils, to meet them at their office for
the purpose Of examining profiles, maps, and
estimates, Of the work which has been pre-
pared by the engineer; also his answer to the
President declining the invitation for reasons
assigned. Both Boards unanimously accepted
the invitation. and designated next Wednes-
day, at O'Clock, as the time to meet them.
The bill from the Board Of Aldermen for the
repair Of footways on High street was passed
and signed.
Mr. Osborn reported an ordinance repeating
an ordinance regulating the weighing Of bale
hay &c; passed both Boards.
The account Of A. L. Little for printing,
($l00 was ordered to be paid out Of the con
tingent fund Of the Corporation.
An ordinance was passed by both Boards
directing the Mayor to have the grade Of q
portion Of North street fixed.
A bill for the repair of footways on Freder-
lex street was passed and signed.
The resolution of the lower Board for re-
pairing the Tswn House was rejected by the
Board Of Aldermen.
Mr. Guild, to whom was referred the ordi-
nance passed by the lower Board authorizing
the purchase Of certain lot of ground for the
use of the work house, reported that he had
not satisfied himself as to the validity Of the
title.
The Assessors have gotten through with
their labors, and now offer an opportunity to
any person who may have been inadvertently
omitted, to como forward and have their
names placed upon the list.
At Drover's Rest this week there was full
supply of beef cattle sales at $5a$6 per loo
lbs. gross, equal to $l0a$l2 net. Sheep scarce,
best quality selling at 6 cts. per: ID gross.
Veal, cts per h., gross, equal to 10 cts. nett.
Flour-market nominally at $l0.75, with q
stand Of between buyers and sellers, except
as wanted for immediate use. No change in
grain since our last report. SPECTATOR.
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By K. 8, WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
GEORGETOWN,
ap I'D


VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
at Auction by virtue of the authority vested
in me by the last will and testament of Emily Cor
coraR, deceased, will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the I'd Nav next, ats o'clock p m.
to the highest bidder, the premises, the very de-
sirable lot, and dwelling house thereon, late the res
idence Of the deceased, situated on West St, be-
tween Congress and Washington streets, George
town, one of the most desirable parts of the town
for private residence.
The house contains two pari r.. two kitchens,
and other rooms, in all IA, besides fine CELLAR and
is suitable for a large family There is good els
in the yard and other covenIences, including
stable, separated from the house lot by an alley
opening On Washington street and the title TO the
whole is believed to be unreasonable.
The terms of sale are one third cash, and the bal
ance in one and two years. with interest the de-
fsrred payments to be secured by deed OF trust on
the property.
If the terms are not complied with within five
days fro the day Of sale, the subscriber reserves
the right 10 resell the property, on one weeks pub
lie notice. at The risk and of the delinquent pur
chaser.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
III C. MATTHEW'S,
Executor o. Emily Corcoran, deceased.
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
an l9-eots AucuOneer.
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Boarding.

DOARDING-MRS.B ECKENBAUGH HAVING
ID recently taken the first new brick house south
of the Lutheran Church, on llth STREET, between G
and II !, is prepared to accommodate a few gentle
men with comfortable rooms and boarding. The To-
cation is a pleasant and healthy one, and no pains
will be spared to render comfortable and give salts
factiod to those who may favor her with their pa
trOnage. | can also ACCOMMODATE a small family
with two comfortable rooms and board.
an l9-tf
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DIE

On the Goth instant, SARAH JANE, wife of yno.
Orr, clerk in the General Post Office, in the 3lSt
year of her age.
The funeral will take place at her late residence,
on Capitol Hill, corner of east Capitol and Seconi
street, 10 morrow Sunday at O'Clock D. ID.
On the Doth inst, Mrs. MARGARET p. FAUNT-
LEROY, wife of the late Dangerfield Fauntleroy,
Purser of the u. Navy.
Her remains will be taken tn Alexandria, this af-
ternoon, at 2 O'Clock, for interment.
On the Doth instant, JOSEPH I. WALKER, of
Inflammation of the bowels.
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LIME. PLASTER,

CEMENT, HAIR, &c.-Just opened two large
I > kins of spIendid wo0d-b burnt Lime.-A. b l..
HOOVER have this day entered into co-partper-
.bin and, having made several additions TO their
fine kns, are now manufacturing from 500 to l,o0o
,,,h;ch will he sold AT the lowest market prices
Also. constantly on hand large quantity OF the
finest LASTER, CEMENT and HAIR to be found
in this city. .,;.,o, mil,
All those who are in want OF these arncies VIII
.a.,a;,Iu end n IN their advantage to give them
call A. 81 P. HOOVER
Potomac Lime Kins, 9th street,
one square south lower bridge, near Geopn.
an 2-d3W
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DOARDING.-ALADY HAVING RECENTLY
ID taken the handsome dwelling, No. Union
Row, on street, between Sixth and Seventh, has
several fine rooms for families, newly furnished.
Also. single rooms for gentlemen, much larger than
are generally appropriated to them. The tuatiOn
is central, being the Patent, Post Offices, and
Indian Bureau, and high and healthy for the spring
and summer. Transient and table boarders accom-
modaied also on reasonable terms.
an l7-dlW*
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SUDDEN DEArH-Mr Eli Humiston, of Der
by, aged 81, came to his death in singular
manner, few nights since.
some to drink. He took q swallow, which
strsngled him so much that his friends feared
death would Immediately ensue. They gave
him some other tea, which apparently relieved
him; but in a few moments he complained OF
feeling bad, said he wished he had let it
alone, for bc was afraid he should be troubled
with it all night. His family seeing that he
changed fast, sent for the nearest neighbor,
but before he got there Mr.. Humiston was
dead. He had Tuptured blood vessel in his
lungs, which caused his death -Nstc Haven
Journal
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u The Pittsburgh Union announces that
two hundrud members of a Baptist church at
MansOntOwn have seeded because their pas
TOT had joined the Know Nothings.
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NeW York Isrketa.

Nsw YORK, April Fl Cotton lie unchanged,
with q moderate demand at previous rates.
Flour-good Ohio $40. 81 a$l0.67; Southern 10
finn; sales at $llssll.67. Wheat is Q trife
higher; Southern white, 81 rs; Gsnssee 81 so.
Pork is unchanged; old mess, $l6.l2ts&le IS.
Beef is unchanged Lard is unchanged.
Whisky-0hio is lower; sales at 35s36c
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April Il Flour 10 dull and
lower Small sales Of Howard street brands
at $40 50a$l0 rs. The grain market 10 less
awaiting the arrival OF the Nashville. Wheat
and Corn sre unchanged, but there were
transactions worthy of note
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A Lone LIsr.-Ths following is the list of
T usas % Dc reported BY officer Wise, of the
Fifth District to the Chief. Constituting his
operations during this week: .
Moses Bell, threats; security for peace
Catn srlne Giant, do, do. r. K O'Dsll, drunk;
Woik-nouse thirty days Isaac Hatton, slave,
violating the Sabbath fifteen stripes Serena
sewers, do, do. John Williams, profanity !;
nne and costs. John Carol, assault and bat
terry dismissed. F. Carol, do, do. Edward
Steward, violating the Sabbath fine and costs.
Lewis Murphy, malicious mischief; security
for peace Michael Frits, threats; dismissed.
Patrick Frits, do, do. Chss Harrison, pro.
family; fne and costs Dan. Moriarty, Dan.
Gilman and Jas Lamb, riot; security for court,
VIM Butler, assault; security.
THANKS Mr.. Miller, tho confectionsr, Pa.
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets
was kind enough, this morning, to send as
freezer OF his very superior Ice cream, and
delicate trimmings, in the form of cakes, etc
Inc elegant present not only affords incontro-
vertible evidence of his skill in the prepare.
ton OF confectionery, but an evidence of his
generosity, which We shall bear in grateful
remembrance. It was decidedly pleasant to
turn aside from the affairs Of the world and to
partabe Of the choice collation. which our
worthy and estimable fellow. citizen so boun-
tifolly provided.
Net only were We thus favored, but Mr.. 2.
n r King sent US lot of choice confection-
cry 1t was very nice indeed.
1t Is unnecessary to say that We are exceed.
ingly gratifed by these attentions.
TIE SANDER SUIT-Wm. T. Dove against
j. II. McBlairis still progressing in the Cir.
cult Court The examination of witnesses las
been concluded. Some time was spent this
morning concerning the testimony which shall
DO admitted Mr.. Bradley, for tho defendant,
was speaking when We left the Court room
WHsAr.-We this morning saw some speci-
mems of wheat, from Mr.. James P. Kirby's
place, in Prince Georges county, Maryland,
near Alexandria, Virginia They measured,
on an average, two feet seven inches in height,
which Is considered an unusual growth for
this season of tho year. Unfortunately, the
joint worm had fixed itself in one of the speci.
mems.
MILE ZoK.-
o, have you witnessed Mile Zoe,
Standing firmly on one toe
The other pointing upward-so:
Or seen her leap like bounding doe:
If thou in truth must answer no,
To Iron Hall prithee go.
When high in air those limbs She throw.
moment then you hsve "show''
OF misty drapery, w rite as snow
And, whiring wildly to and fro,
In airy lightness,- Mile Zoe
Delights the young, and old men grow
To b'hO, again,-indeed 'tis so
us her last night-pray won't you gO'
April 81, 1855. :.
THE ALARMS OF FIRE, last night, were sew.
orally caused by light in the direction of
Mason Island, and one in Alexandria.
WATCH RErURNs.-Jscob Nichols, drunk
and disorderly, workhouse thirty days There
were seven dodgers in, each Of whom won't his
way this morning
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d ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
II $3.50 year will be received for the rent OF
those new and convenient cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres of ground stable, wood shed
and other conveniences attached Pumps of pure
water are near the door, and communcat on is had
with Georgetown by way of II and Seventh streets
and Penn. Avenue, morning and afternoon, at the
usual fare, for the accommodation Of clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage Of this great reduction
of rent immediate application must be made TO the
Kendall Green, after office hours, where the keys
may be had and the houses inspected at any time.
Several of these residences will be sold liberal
terms. VIM STICKNEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
NJ B.-Rents paid quarterly in advance.
apr 9, lS55-tf
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By WALL, BARNARD a. CO, Aucts.
VTALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON F
street at AuctiOn.-On WEDNESDAY, 18th
inst at o'clk p. M, shall SELL subject TO deed
of trust the west half of Lot No D, fronting thirty
feet on the south side of street, between 18th and
l4,h running back one hundred feet TO thirty feet
alley, improved by frame Building and new brick
Stable.
This Lot is In the best of localities, and in fast
improving part of the city.
Title indisputable.
Terms made known at sale.
WALL, BARNARD & CO., Aucts,
317 Pa. avenue, corner of 9Th ST.
ap l6-dts Untel)
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mar 2-3m

Z D. GILMAN, Druggist, has removed to 52s Seventh
W. street. opposite the Patriotic Bank and is now pre-
psred TO fill ali for Medicines Pants Oils and Glass
nbvsicans prescriptions Of the day and night
The night bell is the right of the store door.
I'm
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BOARD, &c-MRS. BATES, on the south
I'D west corner of Pa. avenue and 9th street is pre-
pared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made to rem
der those comforts BILE who may favor her with the
patronage. ap 6-G
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PRsMIUM BITrERs.-The following GER
W tincste. from gentlemen well Known the city
Richmond has been sent to the proprietor this valuable
medicine.
Dear sr-Thi: is to certify that have suffered many
with the Dyspepsia and had employed different
mes three able physicians in trying TO make
awful disease, but all I'm vain then commenced using
various hedicines that were recommended to by my
friends and instead of getting better continued
worse then sent for DIR. Johnston
mended me to use Bakers Premium Bitters which proved
TO be the best prescription tried and the only med
cine ever took to raise TO my health sgsn. Ny wife
bad suffered with the same disease and deblitaton
together with other sympoms &C. which she found the
and strength to the whole system. IL with pleasure
recommend thsm to others. J. p QUARLES.
To Mr.. Z. Baker, Proprietor.
Price SC cents per bottle.
To be had Of CHARLES sTOTT co. Washington, D. O..
Druggists everywhere. apr 71-eoet
W. SICK.
DIR. DUPoNcos GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS,
the best and most nfabie remedy for
ieving and curing all painful distressing and dicult
Irregularities arising from whatever These Pills
complete
Triumph IN MEDICAL SCIENCE
They prepared by which concentrates the
ingredients into small bulk thus rendering IL unnecessary
for delicate females to take doses Of drugs
Dr. Duponcos Pills the result of THIRTY YEARS
EXPERIENCE in the treatment Of the diseases of females
They heve been advertised for little year, yet
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been Sold and the demand for them rapidly
wherever they become known. They have been
thoroughly tried in Washington, and found to act like
charm.
Sold by all Druggists in Warrington Georgetown and Al
Xandrfa, Va. mar 1-eosms
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Steamboat Explosion on Lake Erie.
petantion Of Trims.

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Ysstsrdsy the New
York morning trains failed TO connect st Phil
sdelphis at three O'Clock. The consequence
was that the northern and eastern mails did
not arrive here until last night The cause Of
the detension has not been learned
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Jos sHILLINaroN sill the Books and News
papers published he agent Hspers sud
Inc other Magazines and readers will always ind
and good of Blank Books and ct
his BOOK Building Pa avenue and ~ st.
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NEW MILLINERY.

NEW MILLINERY.
MISS THOMPSON has Just received another
Nl invoice Of those fashionable Grape and ~
Silk HATS, from New York. Those ladies NJ
who failed to supply themselves at our last ~
opening are now offered another opportunity, and
would do well TO call early and have the first seiec
tons, as we are selling them of rapidly.
Orders solicited and promptly executed.
HUTCHINSON MUNRO,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue
ap l6-i2w Intel eO6t)
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u -ARDING.-Several ladies' and gentlemen
Id can be accommodated with good board and
lodging On and after the first of May, in healthy
and very pleasant part of the city, by making mme
date application at No. Louisiana avenue nearly
opposite the City Hall.
A front basement room suitable for an Office will
be rented low. ap l9-eo3t"
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JSAS A SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE, Carriers
~ Spanish Mixture stands eminent above all others
Its sngusry ecscous action the blood its strength
ening and vyifyng qusss its tonic action the Liver
Its tendency TO drive all humors to the surface thereby
cleansing the system according to Natures prescrip
ton Its harmless and at the time extraordinary good
effects and the number Of testified by of the
respectable citizens of Richmond, and elsewhere
conclusive evidence that there humbug about
Is.
The trial Of single bottle will satisfy the most scepcsl
OF its benefits.
s..see ADV erttsement in another column
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HooFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT

w. TERS.
There are things which afford greater pleasure
than sitting write notice of the celebrated Hoof
land German Btsrs fully conscious
concerning public benefit and heart tells us that by
our notices many been induced to take these Bters
and been rescued death by dyspepsia liver complaint
&c for Of which II ia certain 1t is prepared and
sold only by O. NJ. JACKSON at the German Medicine
Store No. 100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
pArtIaa ent
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n y PREMIUMS AT THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stu in the sscendsnceThe uries Of each Of the late
irs ct Baltimore Richmond and New York awarded their
highest premiums to j. a. W. for their superiority Of Pho
togrsphs, Sereoscopes and Dsguerreotypes exhibited
Mr. w. also received two Medals the Worlds Fair
don, and premium at Crystal Palace New York.
Also the rst awards Of the Maryland Institute for three
years past.
whitshurss Gallery in this city Pa avenue bew.
~ and 9Th streets. feb II
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By j c. MCGUIRE, Anctionesr
IMPROVED PROPERT Vat THE NAVY
Yard at Public 4uction.-On TUESDAY after
noon, May 9Th, at 81 O'Clock, on the premises,
the corner of south l. and Seventh streets cas-,
fronting 49 feet on south street, by IL feet on 7h
street, with the improvements, consisting of three
brick and one frame dwelling house
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6, ~ and
and Is months, for notes secured by deed Of trust
on the premises, bearing interest.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
ap 2l-eoSds Auciionecr.
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NUMBERS FOR HOUSES.

~ LABARRE, corner Of Tenth and G sts who
is a practical manufacturer in metal, has an
assortment Of Silver plated NUMBERS Of various
patterns tie will make numbers Tor houses, hotels
pews Churchs, and for hacks, 70 suit all tastes,
and is confident al the low price they will be made
that il viii suit the purchaser. aP 16-lm