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NEW BOOKS.
MAN and his DwelIinR-place.

w Lscon, or Many Things in Few Words. Ad-
dressed 10 those who think Ky Rev. G. C. Cotton
Historical Collections Of Louisiana embracing
transations OF many rare and va liable documents
relating to the natural civil and political history u
that State. by u. b French.
The Annual Of Scientific Discovery, or Year Book
OF Facts in Science and Art for 1885
The School Of Christ or Christianity in it's Lead
ing Aspects. BY Rev. A. l.. X. Fo,te.
The History OF the Great Secession from the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, in the year ls45. by Rev.
Charles Elliot, ID. ID.
Morning and Night Watches" and Words Of
Jesus "
A very large and fine assortment Of Family and
Pocket Bibles just received.
by GRAY A BALLANTYNE
feb 9O-n No 4qq Seventh atrcet
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Ne,u York Stock Market.

New York, March l0.--Stocks are firm. Money
is unchanged. Erie's at 46 l-2; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad at 78c.; Cumberland Coal Co.,
81 7-S Reading Railroad, 8 l-2; Canton Co.,
"a "a; New York Central Railroad, "a l-2; Cleye.
land and Pittsburg Railroad, 40; Missouri SIS,
"a IA; Kentucky IS 81 OF; Indiana 81, SIC.
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Cruise Of the Susquehanna

PHILADELPHIA, March lo.-The United States
steam-frigate Susquehanna left Philadelphia De-
cember 20, 1850, and Hampton Roads June 9,
1851 Since that time, she has sailed 81 os7 miles,
visiting China and Japan. in connection with the
late expedition. She left Rio Janeiro on the 18th
February last.
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SPRING GOODS.

SPhING GOODS.
IMPORTANT notice. 100 dozen best
per pair.-STEvENS. dealer in French Millinery
and Fancy Goods, at the old stand, No Is, opposite
Centre Market. between Sth aud 9th Streets takes
this mehod Of calling the particular attention OF the
Ladies of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and
their respective vicnes 10 his unr,vaed selections
Of Straw Bonnets, Ribands, and Artificial Flowers,
from the finest French e. the lowest price American
deem it useless To attempt TO enumerate the very
many articles comprising our branch Of the mercan-
tile line; but rest assured that all who call will find
my stock full and complete for the season of the
above mentioned articles, and every variety Of such
Notions as usually found in carefully assorted
Fancy Stock.
NB. To Milliners of the above mentioned cities
and 10 snch persons visit the District from Maryland
and Virginia for the purpose Of buying Mllliner,
Goods, have only 10 say that they would mo-
ney BY calling and examining my stick Of Staple Mill
merry for my principle for the last six months, in all
cases where | have sold Eve dollars worth aud up
wards has been deduct ten per cent for cash and
any goods You may fail to select while North may be
obtained at my store ut about New York prices.
/ am receiving we ky from the best Northern
houses all such Staple Goods AS follows, viz:
Tarletan, Florence and Marceline Silks,
Plain narrow and wide Satin and Tadsta Ribands
Silk and Cotton Illusions
Silk and Cotton Rushes
French and English Grapes
Bonnet Lawns, Crowns, Frames, straw corded and
gimp
silk and Cotton Wire, Buckram, Jeno
OIL Silk, Cotton Net, all colors
Black and White Ribband Wire, &c.
Fair dealing and attention at all times may be
strictly relied upon by all who favor me with call
Come one, come all, before you buy. TO STE
VENS'S Fancy store, No is, between sth aud 9TH
streets, opposite Centre Market.
mar sIfhssTu STEVENS.
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nnrl0--lt
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL
ESTATE In THE CITY OF NOR.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE In THE CITY OF NOR
FOLK.
10y virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed
lD by Nelson Corey and wife, one bearing dare tho
9th Of March 1881 and the other the 5,h Of October
1858, both Of which duly recorded in the clerks
Office Of the city Of Norfolk, we will proceed to sell
an MONDAY. the 18th day Of March. 1885, at IL
O'Clock, NJ, the following described lot of land and
improvements:
Beginning at the northwestern intersection Of Wa
ter street and Loyall's ane, running along Water
street A. feet more leas, TO Cooks line; thence
along COCKS line 30 feet or less. 70 Coreys line
thence along Coreys line, westwardly, To Loynrs
lane thence along said lane 10 feet more Less to
the begnning-it being the same lot OF land that Was
sold by William g Camp to said Nelson Corey by
deed duly recorded, dated September IL, 1850.
There has recently been erected by Mr.. Corey on
the lot threostory brick building, which was cocu-
pied by him AZ machine shop.
The said property will be sold for the purpose cf
raisng money To salts tie indebtedness u said CO.
rey TO the President Directors, aud Company of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia.
The property is within very short distance Of tho
wharf Terms cash. THE TRUSTEE
FERGUSON 4 WILKINSON,
feb 23--dtl2Mh Auctioneers.
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Rekeased.

PHILADELrHIA, March 9.--Warwick, charged
with kidnapping female slave from Mississippi,
has been released, on writ OF habeas corpus, no
one appearing to sustain the charge.
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Canadian dfaira.

ToRosro, March s.-Hon. Mr.. Killaly, assistant
commissioner of public works. is here securing
buildings for pnblic offices, and making other ar
engagements for the return Of the government to
Toronto.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March lO.--Flour has advanced IL
cents. Sales Of 500 barrels Howard street at 90.
Wheat-recepts are light, and but little Is doing !;
quotations are nominal at yesterdays rates Corn
small receipts; we quote small sales at yesterdays
prices.
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L,lnT.

a LETTER dated Jan, I'D, 1856, post
IN marked Hopeweil, Mecklepburg county North
Carulina; addressed ~ the Editor 81 the American
Organ, Washington, u. c." and containing Ten dol
lar bill ofCape Fear Bank, North Carolina No. 2ss
letter Aa, date Sd October, 1873; and FIVE dollar bill
on the Bank OF the State Of North Carolina, No
$500, letter c., date June lst 1858.
The above letter mailed BY Robert Henderson,
and has not yet been received at this Office. Post.
masters on the route respectfully requested 10
give this their special attention. feb 2I-n
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The United States ship Jame.to,on.

PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Commodorc Stewart
has received official notice from the naval con-
structor, Mr. Hart, at Norfolk, that after careful
examination Of the jamestown, he finds her fully
sea-worthy, and fit for three years cruise The
report to the contrary arises from an anonymous
letter.
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Marine Disaster.

NoRroLK, March 9.-The brig Fl. Rider, from
Pernambuco with cargo Of sugar, bound to Bos.
ton, put in here to-day, leaking, with the loss Of
her foretop-gallant mast
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Administratrix's Sale OF Ilachiner, at

Adm1nIstfatrIx's Sale Of Machinery at
Auction.
"ILL be sold, at the same time Of Mr..
w N Corey's property, on the 18th Of March,
on the premises:
Three Lathes, one Screw Cutting Machine, ore
Packing Machine, and Shears, one Steam Engine ard
Boiler together with the Tools, Patterns, Moulds nrd
appurtenances used and connected with the Found
heretofore carried on by Nelson Corey, deceased 10
those disposed tn engage in such enterprise II Is
property offers very great Inducements BOTH II, m
its location and the sutableness of the building and
premises.
ANN w. COREY, Administrative
ri Nelson Corrv. deceased,
FERGUSON q WILKINSON,
feb 23-dtl2M Auct,oue,rr
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"ANTED--As situation I'm mercantile
w house, grocery preferred by a young man
who has been in public business for two years.
Compensation no object Satisfactory reference
Gan be given. Address A. 8. O., Boz Sss, Alexap-
dria, Va IAN as--u
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Bridge Burnt.

BosroS, March "a bridge over Wlnooski river,
on the Vermont Central Railroad was burnt yester.
day. Loss $40, 000-fury insured.
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NlOARDING..-Singl GentIsmen can DO
ND accommodated with good board, by applying
next door to the Farmers aud Mechanics Balk, No,
SO, Georgetown, d. @.
mar loft
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Surrey of de Bain5ridgs, DC.

NoRyoLK, March 9.--The court Of inquiry viii
meet tomorrow, to inquire into the damages sus-
tanned by the brig Bainbridge. 1t viii consist Of
Captain Carpenter, as President, and Captains
Barron and Manning Purser Mason 10 to be Judge
Advocate.
The sloop-of.war jamestown 10 discharging her
powder. No survey has yet been held. She is
said to be positively rotten.
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icy 1. o. o. F.--CoIumbia Lodge. No,
lO.-The officer. and members Of this Lodge, are
hereby notified TO meet at the Hall, on Tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at O'clock TO attend the fune-
raj Of our deceased brother, Donald Stewart Mem
tend
meeting Of the Lodge will be held this evening,
TO make arrangements for the funeral
RUDOLPH BUCHLY, N. G..
LYSDE ELIor, p. Secretary
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STILL AHEADi

NHE canton Tea Company has lust re-
~ ceyed another lot Of that excellent Imperial
and Gunpowder Tea, at rs cents, equal 10 any soId
in the city for VI. Good Black Tea at 80 cents and
all other kinds Of Teas wholesale and retail AT lower
prices than they can be bought for any where else
Samples may be had gratis. Come 10 No $40 Tn
street. doors below Odd Fellows Hall.
mar lott
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DIED.

On the sth instant At O'Clock, p. NJ after short
illness, OWEN CONNOLLY in the 5ist year of his age
native Of the county Of Leitrm, Ireland
On Friday morning. at the house Of her son-in-law.
Richard Lay, Ecqure, Mrs. ANN MAruSGLY, aged Is
years.
On Friday evening, at six o'clock, DONALD SrEw.
ART, aged forty-six years
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oTIs's SYSTEM OF DRESS CUTTING.

WNHE undersigned would respectfully in
vie the Ladies Of Washington and vicinity 10
call at 1858 9TH street. and examine nv new method
Of Dress Cutting.
Those wishing dresses or patterns cut, win be
promptly attended TO- and guaranteed at or no nav.
art ~ " ''e
in this city. ' "'e
BENJAMIN II. OTIS.
366 Seventh street
Two squares north Of Patent Office.
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The Sariinian Exiles.

NEw York, March 9.-Mayor Wood has given
permission TO the emigrants on board the Sandman
frgate Des Geneys to land being satisfied that they
not convicts
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GREAT INSTRUMENTATION.

NNHE undersigned will open a Kiln Of
~ ffesh wood burnt Lime, Containing $40 bills
on Monday mornil next for which the cash win DO
required. at the Kiln ON delivery. He must adopt
this method 70 close business, as great portion Of
bis sales the past year are un etted and lying over
81 at the kilns, hauling additional.
A. Il. SM00T,
National Lime Kins,
Corner Of New York avenue and goth street
mar l0-4tt
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Death Of a Unitarian Preacher
BosToS, March 9.-Rev Frederick 7. Gray, a
Unitarian preacher, Of this city, died to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REP0KrED SoR TnH
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Arrival Of tks Steam FTigais SasqueAanna.

NEW YoRK, March lO.-The United States
steamer susquehanna, from the Pacific, arrived
this morning at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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Having been associated for more than Ave years
past with r. b. donaldson, both professionally and
socially take pleasure in bearing testimony to his
integrity gentleman, and his skill as dentist
and cheeriuly recommend him as one deserving the
confidence Of the public
mar lost n. FINLEY HINT
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The Murderer of Poole.

NEW YoRK, March "a reward Of $500 has
bean offered for the arrest and conviction Of Baker,
the supposed murderer Of Bill Poole.
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A GARD.

a CAHU.
WNHE business relations existing between
HUNT a DONALDSON, Dentists, have been
dissolved by mutual consent
The former will continue the practice Of Dentistry
in all its branches at the same place
The latter has opened his Office at the corner Of
Seventh and streets. the Patriotic Bank, and
in any department Of the dental profession
r. FINLEY HUNT
r b. DONALDSON
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E,ARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR
IL Saie.-The undersigned offers for sale her
Farm, situated in Alexandra county, Virginia two
miles from Georgetown, d. G. II contains 20 acres
Of land 20 or more under cultivation, the remainder
in Oak and Pine wood land-the greater part Of the
latter Of large growth. The whoe is enclosed by
new and substantial fence. There are two good
springs and never-filing branch Of water on The
premises. The improvements consist Of a neat aud
modern frame dwelling and back bui ding contain
ing In all eight rooms; stable, corn house, &C.
Also, young Orchard containing about goo trees)
Of choice Apple, Peach, Ounce, Apricot aud Cher
ries, IN bearing order
The heathuness Of the location, responsibility OF
the neghborhood nearncss ~ 10 the city, and
the variety Of shrubbery surrounding the house, Of.
ford n rare induceinen ito any one wishing 20 pur-
chase handsome country seat.
For particulars inqu re of the subscriber. or OF
Malcolm Douglas, living adjoining, who will show
the premises TO those DESTROYS Of purchasing. Title
indisputable.
mar sims MRs s. HAMILTON
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A CARD.
MA TI0NAL THEATRE.
SAM LONG, TIE CLOWN,
Respectfully announces TO the citizens Of Washing
ton that bis
BENEFIT
Will take place on
Saturday Night, March 10.
When, in addition 10 "a
HOST OF VOLUNTEERS,
He will sing
Five Ner Comic Songs and Stump Speech.
The wonderful feat Of (6rst time)
LIE PERCHE DE LA GLOBE,
BY NJ Inns. LIE RUE and THOMAS RING.
Fun for the million Look out
mar 9--2t
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MULES MULES MULEsfti
lust arrived direct from Kentucky. SO
- head Of young Mules and lot Of fine Herses
which the subscriber will sell on reasonable terms
JAMES ii. SHREVE,
mar l0-8t Seventh Street
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NOTICE.
METROPOLITAN Mechanics Institute
lvA Exhlbition.In order TO afford the colored pop
u pl sn Mppporlu 70 WISH .ne EaAo,on lne
the 18th inst, from 10 A. NJ TO p NJ for that pur-
pose.
All DESTROYS therefore Of enjoying the privilege,
will do well N attead accordingly.
BY order
Pm PEARSON, Rec Sec'y.
mar St s. lO&l2 Intel and STIR
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The Committee would respectfully inform the pub
lie that every arrangement has been made so as to
have an agreeable perfoi nance.
"a fine Band Of Music is engaged
Admiitance free-And collection taken to defray
the expenses.
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BY C. w. BOTELER, Auctione.r r.
TsRUSTEE'S Sale of Hack, Horses, and
IL Harness.--By virtue Of deed In trust Ii, IN
Robert TAFT to the subscriber bearing date I'd Of De-
cember, 1854, and duly recorded in Lber j. A. g.,
sell, on Saturday morning, March 18th, in front OF
my store, at 10 O'clock A. M.
Pair Of Gray Horses
Hack
] set of Double Harness
Terms Of sale 0ne-third cash the balance on a
credit Of thirty and sixty days, for approved en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
j. l.. SMITH, Trustee.
mar S-8t&ds g w. BOTELER, Auct'r
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TIME undersigned, named executor in
- the last will OF james Ratrie, d, ceased, hay
ing taken out letters testamentary will offer for SALE
on the 10th day Of April, at 10 o'clock NJ In front
Of the premises, the following valuable property in
Washington city,
Part Of lot No. J. square Ssl, fronting 20 feet on
18th street east with depth OF lot and lying next 20
The northern 20 feet OF said lot; the improvements
two story brick house. Also vacant lot No q square
south Of square 800. The sale will commence ON
square No. ssl.
This property is situated near the Navy Yard, and
to those DESTROYS of purchasing real estate in this
rapidly improving portion Of the metropolis. "a favor
able opportunity offered for profitable Investment.
For terms apply TO II o. Champion attorney at
law. Alexandria, Va, or 70 Messrs. Green a Scott
All p, rsons indebted To the estate Of James Rarie
deceased, are requested 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against the estate 70 present
them forthwith for payment.
THOMAS REDDEN,
Executor Of James Ratre, deceased
GREEN q SCOTT,
mar 5-eodds Auctoneers.
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Opening Of The Suspension Bridge at Niagara.
NIAGARA, March s.-The locomotive London,
with tender attached, crossed the suspension
bridge at halEpast three o'clock this p. NJ She
bad on board John u. Robeling, w. o. Buchanan,
with number OF other invited guests There Is
great rejoicing on both sides Of che river.
The Riper--Trdae and Busineas
WHEELING, March 9.-The river is gradually ris-
ing, and navigation open. Boats Of the largest
class are now rapidly improving. In all departments
Of trade there s increased animation. Some twenty
boats arrived here this morning, ladened with pro-
visions and other produce. Quite large amount
Of stuff is arriving destined for Baltimore
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
MEssRs. MYERS s. MADIGAN


Respectfully aunnunce TO the citizens of Washington
and its vicinity thar thew have onened
for a short time. commencing
Thursda, Ersn;oo W1rcG
VIII, ,ha;r
Sn,a.a;a ~;sa 49, ro
The best now performing in America and composed
entirely of
STAR ARTISTES
OF the highest celebrity and renown. Among the
distinguished Artstes in this troupe is the celebra-
'Su sna'0 M,IaI poc.
r.a.,.. .... J. DE LIE nopA,
Justly i leeu the inae ~ lne oIce, whose uii-
equalisa ana oeaut'u r.anR mas created the h'gh-
ess ep.nus'asih ana auinirauon wherever she mas
Pcriorheu. ---
A splendid Pantomme,
RED GNOME. or Shirt of the Silver Fountain
Red Gnome s;o Fa,;y cs 1I"
- - S.iio'
~ See bills of the day.
Box Sheet will be opened on Thursday morning,
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c. III. VAN PATTEN, M. ID.
Euruanu n0uts.f

NOTICE TO THOSE IT MAY CONCERN.
"E earnestly request all persons i'm
w debtsd 10 us on accounts rendered 10 LIST Of
January, to come forword and close the same with
out delay as II is very important that the business
Of the late firm should be settled up
This we reasonably expect, and must insist upon
without Turther notice
C0LLEY a SEARS,
s2S 9TH street, three doors above Penn. avenue.
feb 27-6teodf
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a YOUNG MAN WANTED.--One that
IA can read, write, has some knowledge Of fig
ures, and who is willing to take charge Of horse
and wagon. Applicants will address this office post
paid
Also. two horses for sale.
mar 10--lw*
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FLAG PRESENTATION
To the
AN r 4 GAN RIFLE MEN,
AT Temperance Hall, ON Il Street,
Saturday Epening, March 10, at ID o'clock

PROGRAMME.
-Washington's March.
Introductory remarks, by member Of the Com
pany.
Music Hail Columbia
Address and presentation Of the Flag, by the Hon.
William H. Smith, of Alabama.
Reply, by the Commander of the American Rifle
men.
Music--Star Spangled Banner,
Remarks by General John III. McCalla.
Music.
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ISoUEsr.-Coroner Woodward held an INQUEST
upon the dead body Of the babe which was found
on the Island by ono Of the guard yesterday morn
ing, under suspicious circumstances.
The jury gave as their verdict that the body
was found in a box upon Seventh street, near the
steps leading TO the Smithsonian Institution that
the child was alive when born, but are unable TO
say whether its death was occasioned by violence
or by natural causes"
We may add that the appearance Of the body
justified the belief that IL had been smothered or
strangled, although, at the same time. the exno-
sure Of q newborn child to the night air would
undoubtedly cause it's death. The nhumanity a.
the parent in either case, is the most horrible fea
ture connected with the affair.
The ALARM OF FIRE about ten o'clock last night
was caused BY very bright Light seen at the north
and which light appeared from its magnitude and
brightness to proceed from a very large Are. It
shone against the sky with exceeding brilliancy,
and the Hremen promised themselves laborious
time in extinguishing it.
The different companies with their machines
proceeded quite through the Northern Liberties
before they perceived that the FIRE, If any, was too
mr on Tor them to be of service, and came home
again.
IL was said by great many persons TO be the
Aurora Borcalis or Northern Lichtsn AZ thew are
familiarly termed and this appears 70 be the only
reasonable conclusion
ArPRoPRIArroN.--in preparing the list of an
preparations yesterday, we inadvertently omitted
that appropriating s2Ol $3.50 for the prosecution Of
the various works at our navy yard which swell.
the total amount Of appropriations to be expended
In the District to 81, 6se,059 rs.
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10y Attention American Rifiemen You
are hereby ordered TO appear at your Armory, on
Saturd " evening, at 6L o'clock, in full uniform for
parade, aud to receive the Flag which is to be pre-
scented by friends of the Company.
by order: ID. McCATHRON, O. 8.
mar y---2t
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BuILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
A VARIETY Of Building Lots in the vi.
Acnty Of the City Hall Also in all other parts Of
the CITY, on terms accommodating. Inquire at Mrs
Adsmss boarding House, opposite TO Brown's Hotel
address through the Post Office will receive at
tention
mar o-5taw8m DAVID MYERLE
"A NEW Butiding Association rs now
a being formed, which win be organized as soon
as Sooo shares shall be subscribed when due notice
OF the opportunity now Afforded will find books Of
subscription opened at Il. y. Dyer's store No. 25G
Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and IAN streets
and a. hanson's office, No. 512 Seventh street,
opposite fntelgencer Office mar I--stsod
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rsH The ordinance OF Christian Baptism,
is TO be administered tomorrow nghl in the baptist
~ Of The Thirteenth Street Baptist Church, by Rev
DR. Teasdale, pastor. Preaching in the morning at
II o'clock, and at night at ~ o'clock. The public
are invited 10 attend.
mar ln-lt
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ANOTHER SILVER TRUMPEr.-By reference to his
card, our readers win perceive that Jim Myers,
the splendid leaper and clown is to give splendid
silver trumpet to the fire company who succeed In
disposing Of the largest number Of tickets for his
coming benefit. We apprehend our fremen will
be on the gni viVe, for trumpet worth 800, Is
worth trying for to say The least.