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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
John II. SMOOT, NO. 119 SOUTH SIDE
- Of Bridge stseet, 6eOtgetown, ID. c., has re-
ceived-
Silk obes and Rich Dress silks, spring styles
Rich Printed and plain ground Barese obes
Rich Organdie and Lawn Robes
Rich best French Organdie Lawns and Jaconets
Plain and striped BaTeges, all celors
Black and cold Grape de Spange and blk Gren-
Lupin's blk Bareges, very cheap
Bolored and white figured Brilliants, very neat
Small checked and rich new style Cheni Cling
hams
Black and white Organdie and Plain bl'k Lawns
and Ginghams
Plain bright and mode coloIs M ous de LANES
Rich printed Challey and Barge de LANES
Striped Ginghams, Lawns, and plain coloFed
French Cambrics
large assortment Of good quality and styles fast
colors Lawns at 12k
Scotch and Lancaster Ginghams at 12k
Plain and rla!d Nainsook Muslins
Plain Null, Swiss and India do
Plaid and striped Swiss and Jaconst do.
Rich figured and dotted do.
JAG Cambria and Cambria do
Plain corded and India DimitY
3oO pairs best English, Hoyles, Prints, at l2kc.
Black Sill and Lace Mantillas, new STYLES
stella and Printed Cashmere Shawls & Scarfs
6rass, MANILA corded, whalebone and mohair
Skirts
l0cartons rich Bonnet Ribbons, cheap
pieces BischoRs & Semper Idean blk Silks
EMBROIDERIES In collars setts, sleeves, and
cambric and muslin strips, very cheap
Cash and Promp. paying customers will find 1t
spI7 H. sMOoT.
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United States Patent Office.
WASHINGTON, April 9. 1,

WAsHINeToN, April 9, 1855 I
I'M The PETITION OF STEPHEN X
" BALDWIN, Of Clifford, New Hsmpsbtr.
praying Tor the extension Of a patent GRANTED 70
him on the 10th day Of July, le4a for an Inn.
ProVemeat In & machine for cutting shoe pegs -
for seven years from the expiration OF safd nat.
1856: "'' VI July,
II is ordered. that the said petition he he.,a :.
the Patent Once on Monday, the aOth of Juns
next; 1856, at II o'clock, m. and all person, 70
notined to appear and show cause, II sny thev
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED "a
HE In the Patent Once their objections speciahv
set fofh IN writing, at least twenty days bsfore
the day Of hearing all testimony fled by either
party 10 be used at the hearing must be alien and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the Of
Ace, which win be furnished on application
The testimony In the case win be closed ON the
10th day Of June; depositions and other papers
relied upon a testimony, must be fled In the oh
on or before the morning Of that day; the argu.
ments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Union, Intelligencer, and Star, Washington.
ID. c.; Republican, Baltimore; Evening Argus
Day Book, New ork, and Post,
Boston; once q week for three successive weeks
previous to the 30h Of June next, the day Of hear
Ing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioners Of Patents.
P.S.--Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once,
with paper containing this notice.
aP lk-lsw3w 1's.... -.
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Nor IN THE BILLs.-0n Tuesday night last
while Mr.. Ovens was ''doing up""Aminidab
Sleek before a large audience In the St
Louis Theatre, quite a different and much
more serious performance was going on behind
the scenes, Mr.. Anderson and Mrs. Ann Beh-
ler, belonging to the stock company, sustain
ing tho two principal characters. The ST.
Louis Democrat Of the 18th furnishes the fol-
lowing particulars of the affair:
1t seems that several months ago, when
Mrs. Behier come upon the stage, she was
boarding at Mrs. Myers on Market street. As
she appeared to be poor woman, Mr.. Ander-
son exhibited q very kind and fstherly regard
for her, and once in a while, he was clever
enough to wait on her home. In time, be-
coming really sOlicitous about his portage, he
got in habit of calling at daytime at her
room, and finally the hoary-headed old sinner
made proposals to b,r, which SO far from re-
ceiving respectful bearing were met by
forcible expulsion Of the old gentleman from
the room, and a dangerous tumble down a
flight of stairs. This expulse Was followed BY
repeated threats from Mr.. Anderson, which
were all treated lightly by Mrs Behler The
old man swore he woul kill her and on Tues
day night last, opened the largest blade of his
pocket knife and concealed himself in a DARK
corner Of the stage to await the appearances of
victim She came along on her way to enter
upon the stage, when the old man sprung upon
her, seized her by the hair, and gave her two
stabs, one in the neck, just missing the jugu-
lar vein, and another in the breast.
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mo. 55l1
Not'es of the remoUaI Of the land office from
BRowNsvILLE to CHATFIELD, TN tho Tori.
tory Of MINNEsorA.
Il lon, Of the act Of Congress entitled can act
authorizing changes In the location of land Of
fees" approved March Sd, 1883, 1t il hereby de.
clared aud made known that the land office for
the sal. Of the public lands In the "Root-river
district" In the Territory Of Minneso'a, will be
removed from the town Of Brownsville, It's pres
ent location, to Ch,tfeld, In raid Territory, on
and af er the 3lst day Of May neIt.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washing.
ton this Sd day Of April, A. ID. 1886.
BY order Of the President:
.-r THOS. A HENDRICKS.
Commissioner General Land Once
ap 5-law6w
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ALNWICk FRENCH AND ENGLISH FE.
MALE SEMINARY

FOR BOARDING PUPILS
SITUATED SIXTEEN MILES ON THE
~ Baltimore and Washington Railroad and
Turnpike, and two miles south Of the village of
Laurel.
M. A. TYSON & SISTERS respectfully in
form their patrons and others that Ii is their in.
tention to close, PERMANENTLY their day school in
the city on the 2lst April, and that the summer
term Of their Alnwick Institution will open on
MONDAY, May 5th
Applications may be male at their city resi-
fence, until 1st Nav, by letter addressed to the
Laurel Post Once, Md
N B.-EveTy facility is afforded for the acqui.
tion Of the French Language and Music.
an l4-dtMaylO
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PROPOSALS FOR aUNPOWDFR.
ORDNANCE OFFICE


WASHINGTON, April %, 1856
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM Til F
l. Powder Manufacturers Of the country for fur
nishing Five Thousand Barre of Gunpowder
or any portion OF that quantity not less than one
thousand barrels. Four ffths of the Powder to
be furnished must be Cannon Powder and one.
nth Musket Powder; and the whole amount that
may be ordered must be delivered at the harbor Of
New York by the 1st Of August, 1856, and NOT
sooner than the 20th July, 1856. Contacts will
be entered into only with those who an give sat
isfactory assurance Of their ability to Manufacture
Powder OF the quality required for Government
use The proportions OF the ingredients Of Powder
for the military service are rs parts Of ntra, rs
parts Of charcoal, ard 10 parts Of sulphur The
ingredients to be used in the manufacture must be
OF tne highest degree OF purity; the nitre must
not contain more than 1-3000th par, Of chlorides:
the charcoal must be obtained from sound totlIo,o
or poplar toood, Of not more than three or four
years growth and the sulphur Of such purity
tnat In burning 100 grains in glass vessel the
Ieslduum shall not exceed a small fraction Of a
grain The Powder must be packed In barrels of
one hundred pounds each the barrels to be made
OF well seasoned white oak, and hooped with
prived Of their bark the hoops to cover two.
thirds Of the barrel and to be secured by copper
nails; in'tead Of a bung on the side ascrew hole e
one and half inch diameter must be made In the
head OF the barrel, and closed by wood screw
with an octagonal head, not projecting beyond the
ends OF tie stayes with washer under 1t Of tb in
leath STEPPED In solution Of bees. wa, in splits
OF turPentine, and piece Of cloth glued over the
mead OF the screw plug.
The ingredients, and also the powder, during
and after fabrication, will be subject to inspec.
ton and proof by officers Of the Ordnance Depart.
ment, as laid down n the Ordnance Manual, ITO
which bidders are referred J and mons will be re-
celved ur less approved by the inspector The In.
specti0n Will be made at the powder works and
certificates will be given by the inspector to the
contractors, on the presentation Of which, with
receipts, by the ordnance officer stationed in the
herbor OF New York, for the powder delivered
there, payment will be made to the full amount.
The proposals must state the price Der 100
pounds, (barrel included and must be endorsed
" Proposals for 6unpowder, )" and directed to the
undersigned, at the Ordnance Office, Washing.
ton, ID. g., where they will be opened on the 24th
OF May In the presence Of the bidders, or Of such
OF them as may choose to appear
H. X. CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance.
Philadelphia Argus; Day Book and Military
Argus, New York; Boston Post; and Hartford
Times Each cf the above papers will send one
OF the papers c5ntaining the advertisement, and
aiso the.I bills, to the Ordnance Once.
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OFFICIAL.

TREAsuRI DEPARTMENT, Dec. 1, 1856.
Notice Is hereby given to holders of stocks Of
the Uaited States that this Department viii pur-
chase to the amount OF 81 500 900 Of said stocks
st any time when the same may be offered prior to
the lst day Of june next and viii pay therefor the
following prices, to wit:
For stock Of the loan Of 1912, q premium Of ten
per cent for stock Of the losss Of 1s47 and 1s4s,
a premium Of sixteen per cent; for stock issued
under the act Of 1880, commonly called Texas-in.
dsmnity stock, premium Of six per cent; and
for stock Of the loan Of 1915, redeemable on the
I2th November, 1916, II received at the Treasury
psior to the LIST day Of January next, a premium
Of 24 per cent; IL received between the 1st jan
uary and the 3lst Of March next, q premium Of
per cent and IL received after the 3lst Of March
and prior to said LIST Of June next, premium Of
~ per cent.
Interest win also be allowed on said stecks at
the rates specified In the csstiacates from the LIST
July last, II assigned with the principal Of the
certificates received prior to the 1st Of January
NEXT After that date the interest will be allowed
In addition to the premium from 1st Of January to
the date Of their receipt In both cases one days
interest viii be allowed In addition Tor the money
10 reach the seller.
Certificates transmitted to this Department un-
der the present notice should be duly assigned to
the United States with the current half years in
teEest, II sent prior to the lst Of January ne1t bv
the party entitled to receive the purchase money
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon theassistant treasurers at Boston, New York,
or Phiadelphia. the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
dec edtJunel Secretary Of the Treasury.
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EOR RENT.-sEvERAL OF THOSE DE-
Il lightful country residences with large gardens
attached, at Kendall Green, having been put in
thorough repair are now for rent at the low price
of $3.50 year.
For beauty Of location and healthinees Of situ
atioo, these residences are unsurpassed, Offering
as they do, extraordinary inducements to all who
prefer the saubrity Of country air to the sultrness
and dust Of the city.
Distance from the Post Oaace q mile and a
quarter.
Apply 10 WM. STICKNEY, at his residence
No. Kendall Green. ap2l-1w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE

~ dLO IA NJ n H
SALE-I will sell, on accommodating terms
the following described property:
The new three-story Brick Dwelling House, on
Missouri avenue, near the corner Of Four and a
h,lf street This house is situat d In one Of the
most healthy and pleasant locations In the city,
fronting the public grounds, and commanding
view from the Capitol to the Washington Monu-
ment, with all the surrounding country, which
can never be obstructed. The house is admirably
arranged, having been built under my own direc-
tion, with an eye to the comfort and convenience
Of nv own family. 1t contains sixteen rooms,
with all the modern Improvements Of gas and
heating apparatus, hot and cold water, bath room,
&c There is also cistern in the yard capable
Of containing 16, 600 gallons Of water, and sewer
leading to the main sewer Of Four. and-a-half
streets, for the purpose Of carrying of all the
slops. There Is also in the rear large brick sta
BILE and carriage house. covered WITH tin.
The lot fronts "a feet inches and runs back l23
feet to 4 30 feet paved alley.
will also lease the vacant lot adjoining the
above property, lot same size.
ap 1S-2w E. WHEELER.
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DIR SCHwARTZE,s
Worm DESTROYING Syrup.

THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY WHICH
never falls to destroy Worms without injury
to the patient Itis warranted to be purely vege-
table compound, and compared with other prepa.
rations is pleasant to take, and innocen in its
operation. 1t needs but trial to prove its efa.
cacy. Price 10 cents a bottle. For sale at
JOHN SCHWARTZE'S
Drug and Chemical Store,
No. a66 Pa. avenue next to u 8 Hotel
p. S.-A liberal deduction will be made to the
trade. mar 2O-eotf
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REMARKABLE RoBBERY.-The royal plate Of
Great Britain was recently stolen under sin
gular circumstances:
Notwithstanding the prompt and vigorous
inquiry which has been made through the va
rious police Offices and other sources, not the
slightest clue has been obtained that might
lead to the tracing Of the stolen plate, or the
means by which it was taken from the wagon
The robbery was effected in the space of I've
minutes, while the five men employ ed to guard
the plate were standing in front Of the bar
drinking pot Of beer, which Baily, the guard,
paid for. 1t Is supposed that the thieves we're
well acquainted with the means used for the
removal Of the Royal plate, and that they
may have been in the habit Of following the
wagon with a cart, looking out for any chance
that might occur on the road, either by the
men stopping to drink, or any other circum-
stances which would admit Of their taking
advantage Of IL:
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GAS LIGHr!-aAs LIGHrW

Atoays sxre, and hHdsr yoxr oUa eoxtrot!
EhLLAHER & SMITH HAVING PER-
" fected their PORTABLE GAS GENERA
TUX now offer 1t to the public, assuring them
that 1t Is free from all the objections which have
been urged against other inveltions for accom-
plishipg artificial illumination 1t will generate
more Gas, at less expense than any othtf Appa-
ratss, take up less space, and is free from all
noxious odors, while Its original cost is fifty per
cent: less. For Public Buildings or Private
Dwellings this GENERATOR will be found pecu-
liarly applicable, and in the country highly ad
vantaReous, as the Gas can be manufactured
from any kind Of grease that is now considered
vaiueless and thrown away. 1t is verv simple In
Its construction not liable to get out Of order and
can be tended with entire safety by an igno ant
servant, or child, without the least danger.
The patentees do not think 1t necessary. in sn
advertisement, to give any long description of
their GAS GENERATOR, those des rous Of being
supplied will examine for themselves, they
would her, fore, respectfully refer the public to
the Gas Fitting and Plumbing Establishment OF
MILLER & CUNNINGHAM,
No. M3 Pennsylvania avenue, souIh side,
Who are the sole and 6eneral Agents, where the
Gas can be seen burning, and all particulars as
certained relative to the Generator, &c. ap l4-1m
UNION BOTTLlNG AND MINERAL
WATER DEPOT.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
inform their rcustomers and the public gen. 4
orally, that they now have their new Siluer II
Ltnsd A. AIpdyatNS in operation, and are pre-
pared to furnish them with their premium y
MINERAL WATER
In addition to the above. they have made ar
rangmens with the most extensive Brewers in
the United States, for a constant supply Of the
best stock Of PORTER and ALE, such as wa
never offered before I'm the District, and guaran
tees to have constantly on hand stock sufHcient
to enable them to fll all orders at the shortest
notice.
We return our most sincere thanks for the pat
ronage which has been so literally bestowed on
US, and hope that by strict attention to business
we will merit continuance Of the same.
AS usual supply Of their superior CHAM
PAGNE CIDER, MEAD, &c, on hand.
Orders given to our drivers or by mail promptly
dispatched. ARNY& SHfNN,
Union Bottling Depot, Georgetown.
ap 17-d1m
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SPRING OPENING OF 1856.
TNHE 8 u BSCR RI BER HAS JUST RE-
l. turned from the Eastern Markets with ~
one Of the largest and most varied assort- ~
ments of FRENCH BONNETS, adapted 49,
to the season, ever offered In this market
Also. a large stock Of French FLOWERS,
EMBROIDERlES, RIBB BONS, STRAW
GOODS, and CORSETTS.
Ladies DRESS TRIMMINGS In great prof1 /.
sion.
Particular attention paid to Dress making in
the latest French styles. Neatness and despatch
may be relied on in all cases.
NJ. WILLIAM,
Market Space, between 7th and slh streets.
mar ll-eOfw
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SPRING MILLINERY
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED
l. HER sRING STOCK OF SILK
and STRAW BONNETS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS, DC ard respectfully invite
my old customers and the public to paw me w
visit IL they desire to a very beautiful fash
ionabe, and tasteful lot Of Millinery; all Of which
Is for sale at extraordinary low prices MY latest
selections Of the new styles of PARIS BONNETS
OF the fas hion In that city for this Spring
surpassed In the United States
MISS WALLACH,
Pa. av., over Mr.. Wallis shoe store,
mar A-2aw1m between 9TH and 9Th SITS.
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ChoICE FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
10000 APPLE TREES, OF EXTRA

., s,OoO PEACH TREES, forming a com. ~
Piete assortment and well grown. -
lew very choice Dwaff PEAR TREES ~
extra size. NNAN AIS, VI
-. me ne above comprising very choice assortment
~ we're raised BY the late John H. King,
resented. "' 'Aey aio rep
Appiyto to w. Albert King, No. 35 south High
eee s GsorSs,town, Ts,,s d. at Valley View
Catalogues furnished on application
Also, for sale, a few thousand yerv choice
ROSES. Apply as above. r. X.
mar lift
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Mr. WILLIAM PALMEk,

Professor Of Singing and the Flute,
pE65 TO INFORM THE INHABITANTS
- Of Washington that he proposes establishing
SINGING CLASSES for Two, three or four pu,
pills, whereby each voice viii be properly ex-
amined, and separately cultivated, according to
les quality, which could not be done, consistent
ly, with simultaneous teaching-as Sopranos,
Memo sopranos, and Contralto Voices require q
widely different training. The same care Is ne
oessary with male voices, viz: Tenor, Baritone,
and Bass When the pupils ere sufficiently ad.
vanced 10 sing by Themselves they Will then be
taught to take their respective parts In Duets,
TrioS, or QuaTtetts
Terms per Quarter: 80 for each pupil, IL only
TWO pupils one hour Will be devoted, and an extra
nalf hour for every additional pJpil $50 per
quarter for separate pupils.
ap5-t 257 Peansylvania avenue
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MILLER CUNNINGHAM,
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
ai3 Pa. arsrxe. Setu1. 18th and 18th sts
I IFr AND FORCE PUMPS, HYDRAULIC
Il Rams, Foun aims, Bsthino Tubs,
Shower Bath Fixtures, Marble Wa-h Ba -
sins, Water Closets I'm
Lead, iron and copper SINKS. In
Dwellings, Stores and Public Buildings fitted
lof Gas ap11-eC2w
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COR SALE Or RENCHAHGE.-sEVH
\ ssyen-octaye rosewood PIANu-sE1
FORTE, elegantly nnished, will serTFTRt
sold low Tor cash or good paper. or viii be ex-
changed Tor nalIdlnS material and work. These
instruments may be seen al nav Saloon. ana anv
person disposed 10 purchase or trade win please
make early application.
msrs6 LEWIS CARUsI.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
WIE ARE DAILY ADDING TO OUR
w large assortment Of Spring BOOTS aekn
and SHOESfor Ladies, Kisses, Children, Re41
Gentlemen, Boys, and Youths. You willT ~
save time and money by calling early and -
examining our STOCK. Another supply Of those
new style Caters received to-day.
A HOOVER Il SON,
South side Pa av., bet. 9th and 7th st.
2-TTh&S1m
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ENOR RENT-THE BRICK HOUSE ON
Il the North corner Of Vermont avenue and l.
street. between 1ath and 18th, furnished or unfur-
nished containing rooms The situation Is airy
and heathful; four squares Nor b Of the State
Department Enquire Of J p. HILTON, three
doors East Of Chubb's bank, F street, or at the
house. ap 13-H
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WILLIAM MURPHY

EOR SALE Il WILL SELL PRIVATE
sale, two story and attic Frame House and
Lot; also We can't Lot adjoining, situated on 1ath
street west, between nj and N streets, No 33l
Fhe House contains room with an excellent
dry cellar Any person desiring a comfortable
and pleasant residence, win do well call and
examine the primises. Terms very accommoda-
ting Zap 23-lw JAS. +. FERRY.
VAL UABLE FARM FOR SALE, CON-
tanning so acres, situated Y mile east Of the
Rockville Turnpike Road, and 2K from WISH
ington city. It's well watered, and on It a good
supply Of fire wood and young orchard The i'm
pTovements are small frame dwelling and sta
BILE: ltPossesses all the advantages requisite to
make garden Of great value, or dairy farm
made easy. Apply to POLLARD WEBB, No.
5l2 Seventh street, opposite National Intelllgen-
Ger Office. an 22otf
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EOR SALE OR RENT "A SMALL FARM
situated near the Old Fields, Prince Georges
county, Md, on the stage road from Upper Marl-
boro' to " ashington, only seven miles to Wash
ington On the place is good Dwelling House,
good fruit, young growing woods, and the soil
st., between 9Th and 7th, No. 424. aP4-1m*
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MILL OFFAL, CORN, OATS, AND HAY
Nl AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Beinga about to
close business we will ofeT entire stock of
f. ed at public auction, Monday, the 2sth at 10
O'Clock, consisting Of Corn, Oats, hay, Shorts,
Shipstuffs. Middlfng and Brown Stuff
WHEATLY Il BALL, Water Street,
ap pl9-dts* GEORGETOWN ID. T..
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nor SALE-ONE BUILDING LOT ON the
L corner Of Virginia avenue and street south,
between 18th and 18th streets For further infor-
nation apply on the premises. ap22-lw*
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5000 10 SSas e5o ii. fSgRKh.TH De- BnFss. Na,AMno
MATED SUPER-PHOSPHATE, annalyzed
by DR.. Stewart, Chemist to Maryland Agriculiu-
raj Society. 800 tons Of MEXICAN GUANO, al
5. F. SPAULDING'S,
Varnum Buildings,
ap 19-e0U No. 50 Louisiana avenue.
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ENOR SALE OR RENT.-LOT NO. 1, IN
Il Square No. 353, corner Of E street south and
10Th street west, near the Steamboat Wharf, con-
tanning about 10 000 square feet recently occupied
by Jno. w Martins blacksmith and wLeelwrlght
shops.
Also, FOR rent, square No. 562, between I'd and
Sd streets west, and H and streets north, con-
tanning TX acres; now occupied by Mr.. H. ".
Lantdale. On the square which viii be enclosed
and the land In excellent order and wei situated
for cultivation. Possession given on the FIRST Of
April. An abundance of excellent gravel and
sand, on the premises, for sale Inquire Of
mar S-eo1w&Sn JOSEPH INGLE.
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NOR RENT.-THE LARGE HOUSE, COM
l. pletely furnished, situated on the corner of
Pa. avenue and the Presidents Square. Posses
sion given Immediately. Enquire on the prem
ises, No. 224 Pa avenue. ap 5-n