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BY A. GREEN, Auciioneer.
TNH USTEES SALE OF HOTEL FURSI.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VNRUSTEEs SALE OF HOTEL FURSI.
ture, &c.-WiIl be sold on WEDNESDAY,
the 9Th day OF November, 1856, at the United
States Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing ten
city, commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, all the
Household and other Furniture lately in use I'm
articles
Carpets, Tables, Bed and Bedding
Bedsteads, Chairs, Tahle-linen, Crockery Ware
Table Cutlery, Glass Ware, Mirrors
Hotel Carriage, dc., &c.
Taken and to be sold to satisfy the creditors
named In deed Of trust from r. b Hackney
dated the 10th day Of June, 1854, and recorded ID
the land records Of Washington county, ID c In
Lber A. 3 No IS, folios $50, &c.
Terms OF sale cash. By order of the Trustees
HENRY NJ, MORFlT,l Trustees
NJ. THOMPSON,
A. GREEN,
&C l3-eo intel Auctioneer.
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EHOR RENT.-THE THREE-STORY Brick
House on Bridge street, Georgetown, adjoin-
ling will be rented separately II desired Inquire
at A. =. ARNY'S Confectionery. &C Scott
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DOT + u s 1900 BUSHELS PRIME
white mercer POTATOES daily expected
from New Jersey and will be sold from Vesssl In
lots to suit purchasers PETER BERRY,
&C 13-3.# SIS Water St , Geors etown.
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E,OR SALE.-THAT LOT OF GROUND
l. situated on the southeast corner OF 22d and
Water streets in the city Of Washington, being
part OF Lot No 1, In Square 90, containing two
thousand two hundred and twelve square feet
The Improvements are Dwelling House, smoke
House, and Pump Of good Water The proper
ty Is well located, and presents many advantages
quire on the premises, or Of CONRAD FINK
MAN, Franklin Hotel, Penn avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. &C 10-F3w
EHOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par
Il lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at MIS-.
SMITHS, 233 street. nov 5-n
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IL Standard silver Ware.-I have lust
finished Tin my own mAnuactory . fine assortment Of
Table Dessert and Tea Spoons SOUP Gravy and
dies; Olive Spoons; Fish, Pie Cake Knives
All OF which will sell much the same articles
usually sold this In quality
10 Northern man ufacture II. U. HOOD,
&c 25-tr No. 33s Penna avenue, near 9Th street..
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NOTICE.
Z STREET BOWLING SALOON.

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED DEEMS 1T UNNE-
Il cessary to say anything in praise ,J,4
Of his Saloon, as his patrons can allXitiIt
fully testify, but will add what II has W.
bee /, II will continue to be, and as a token II
thanks for past patronage, now offer to the person
making the highest number Of Pins with 80
Balls from Oct. IA, to Dec. Ia 1885, splendid
Gold Watch and Chain. J. + MARI,
oc 10 2w PropYietOr.
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u o r 8 A L E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
4 House, on 10th street. only two or three doors
from Pa. avenue. Its central location renders 1t
very desirable dwelling for persons engaged in
business. The front room might be used as
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming Store Its
proximity to the avenue would make II q good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Mrs. Lenox's, on E, between 10th and
18th streets. au 27-u
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MOTIF E .-BRICKMAKERS WILL DO
" well to ate ID the Sale of lots and in square
$50, offered on "Wednesday next, 18th inst, at S
O'Clock p. NJ. Valuable for being the best clay
for making brick and peculiar to that part of the
city, having now part of Kiln and small she'd
house &c, on the ground Also, Immediately
thereafter will be sold beautiful Lot, the east
side Of u street, No IL, between and nj, square
Si, being as feet front and 81 deep TO a ~ foot
alley, capable Of maxi g small building lots
Terms: One half cash, balance 6 and u months
with interest A. GREEN, Auctioneer
&C lids
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For MOUNT VERNON.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, The 10Th Of
- S.s June EN- the Steamer a ;Ss s ;a;oRl
hours:
Leave Alexandria atik, g, 10, IL, ~, Ak, and
64 O'Clock.
O'Clock.
te 29-H ELLIS L. PRICE, Captain.
THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING
L TON follow IL
Ing hours: .
Leave Alexandria X, Q, IL, X, 3x, 81,
Leave w ashington. %, 10, IL, zk,sA,o ~
je sd JOB CORS0N, Captain
THE STOCK OF GOODS AT No. 70
Il Market Space, between sth ana Hn stles"'
are new and fresh. Vee
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STOREFOR RENT.-ONE OF THE MOST
~ desirable places Of business on Pennsylvania
avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
No. pa Penn. avenue, between the hours Of ,
and O'Clock. au g. eotf
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, yesterday, after we won't t,
press, after further debate on Mr. Crittende en-
motion to reconsider the vote by which tht
Iowa railroads land donating bill was passed
it was laid aside for the day.
The bill of Mr.. Adams, to amend the natu
ralization laws, was then made special order
for Monday next, at p. IN; and the Kans a.
State bill having been taken up
Mr.. Cass addressed the Senate for two
hours, principally upon the "squatter sover
eighty" question in learned, able, and very
interesting speech; without concluding he
gave way for the day, and Mr.. Brown replied
to points in his argument.
The Senate next held q short Executive ses
sion, at the conclusion Of which they ad-
journed.
In the House, Mr.. Goode moved to sus
pend the rules to take from the Speakers ia
BILE the Washington city elections bill from
the Senate; not agreed to-yeas SO, nays 62
On motion of Mr.. Peck, the Committee OF
the Whole was discharged from the bill to
deepen the channel over the St. Mary's river
Flats, Michigan which said bill was subse-
quently passed-yeas 80, nays As
On motion of Mr.. Eustis, the Committee OF
the Whole were discharged from the bill to
improve the navigation at the mouth of the
Mississippi; which also passed, after being
amended by reducing the sum appropriated
from $780, to 1885,, 900.
Mr.. Wheeler moved to suspend the rules
for the introduction of joint resolution for
the relief Of the inhabitants of the Cane De
Verde Islands; but no quorum voted. When
they adjourned.
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RECEPTION OF Mr.. BUCHANAN IN BALrI.
MORE The Baltimore papers of this morning
are filled with details Of the reception Mr.
buchanan, which appears to have been on
enthusiastic one. The San says his speech
"was frequently interrupted by cheers, and
when he closed hundreds rushed forward tc
take him by the hand"
" Between the hours Of IL and o'clock To.
day, he will receive our citizens at the hall OF
the Maryland Institute, after which he will
dine with the city authorities; and at 81
O'Clock will leave for Washington in a special
train, the committee on the part of the council,
accompanying him to that place. This will
terminate a reception and entertainment OF
which not only our distinguished guest but
our fair city may justly feel proud
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PERSONAL.

80. Judge Ogier (of the southern judicial
district of California; and lady, arc at Dex-
ter's, on brief visit to Washington.
.... W. E. Burton is employed upon Cy-
clopedia of Wit and Humor, of which the
Messrs. Appleton are to be the publishers.
80. On Monday DR. Blackburn was elected
Mayor Of Charlestown, Va, and Geo. Mauzy,
Esq Mayor of Harper's Ferry.
go. Robert Tyler has been invited to de-
liver the anniversary grafton Of the Washing
ton jamestown Association.
&c. P. r. James, Esq, lectured in Ports
mouth, Va, on Friday night, on "The Saxon
race
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QuAR1ERMAs1xR's OFFICE MARINE Corr

QUARIERMAsIKR's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs,}
Washington, May ~ 1876
SkPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
- be received at this Office until Thursday, the
18th June, 1856, at 10 O'Clock a for supJ lying
such quantities. Of Wood and Coal as may be re-
CURED from LIST July, 1876, to the 30th June, 1857
DC
The Wood TO be the beat oak sapling, and the
Coal best anthracite and bituminous at he option
u the commanding officer, and TO be supplied in
such quantities as may be required by him TO be
delivered, piled and measured at such points as
may be directed by said commanding Officer, free
OF expense to the United States
Il f. LINDSAY
m 13-lawtJe12 Major and Quartermasfer
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Hunter reported
from the Conference Committee on the De-
fciency bill, embracing information that the
Senate Committee had agreed to recede from
the most of their (the Senate's) amendments,
including the national water. works amend
ment, and many Of the army transportation
claims; the said report was adopted
Mr. Jones, of Iowa, made personal expla.
nation. wherein he retracted his charges made
against Mr.. Schenck, of Ohio, on the day be.
fore.
The next business in order being the con.
sideration of the pending motion to reconsider
the vote passing the Iowa railroad land do.
mating bill it was opposed by Mr. Jones, of
Tenn, and advocated by Mr.. Foot before we
went to press.
In the House, Mr.. Jones, of Pa, rising to
a personal explanation, replied to the remarks
concerning the Hon. James Buchanan made
by his colleague (Mr Fuller few days
since, and argued to show, from the public
history of the last thirty-six years, that Mr.
Buchanan has been a consistent friend of tn q
rights Of the South under the Constitution.
de pronounced the abolition resolutions Of
1919, attributed by Mr. Fuller to Mr. Buchan-
ans pen, as a base forgery, declaring that
that gentlman knew nothing of them.
Mr.. Fuller Of Pa, then replied to Mr.. Jones,
quoting the 4th of July speeches, &c, of Mr.
buchanan, to show that that gentleman occu-
pied grounds on the naturalization question
identical with those of the American party at
this time.
Mr.: Stephens made a minority report from
the Elections Committee on the Nebraska cleo.
ton case; which was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Pennington reported from the last ap-
pointed conference on the Deficiency bill,
which said report was being considered as we
went to press.
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~ The congregation of the First Reformed
Dutch Church, of Jersey city, has sued Mr..
Webb, an architect, for $4,000 damages.
They employed him to furnish plan and esti-
mate for building church. He furnished an
estimate, which made the cost $40, 900, but
the congregation, in erecting the building, has
already expended $4,000, and it is as yet
only half completed.
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IL From Joo ShiIlington We have the
Pictorial life and adventures of Jack Adams
the celebrated Sailor and Mutineer," by Cap
tain Chamier. The sea stories of Captain
Chamier have almost as many admirers as
those of Cooper and Maryatt, and Jack Adams
ranks among tho best Of them.
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New MUsIC.-From our spirited neighbor,
Hilbus, we have two of his late publications,
viz; " La File Du Regiment" from Heller s
portfolio Of operate gems, and the Song of
Schubert" with German and English text,
republished from the original.
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The ESroMBED MEN SAFE The Zanesvil,e
Courier Of the 9Th instant states that the
workmen engaged in digging out four men re.
Gently buried in the coal banks near that place
have come near enough to the prisoners as to
be able to converse with them. When il i
remembered, says the Courier, that thew Will
have been imprisoned, without light, pure air
Oh water, and with put little food, two weeks
providential
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ENFORCEMENT OF THE MrcHIaaN Pho,

ENFORCEMENT OF THE MICHIGAN PRoHIB1ro-
Rr LIQUOR LAW Much excitement Vas Geo
stoned at Detroit on Thursday in conseouenee
OF the arrest of four persons for violation Of
the prohibitory liquor Law. The miiitary va,e
called out to preserve the peace. During the
examination of the cases, the informer Was
driven from the courtroom and chased into a
neighboring house, which was beseioed nv an
excited crowd several hours. He 6nally "a.
turned, and tho trial proceeded without fur.
ther interruption, -
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union republishes an article from the
Georgia Times d Sentinel, advocating the
nomination of Mr.. Buchanan upon the ground
that Pennsylvania will vote for him alone,
and that her vote is necessary to the triumph
of the Democrats in November; and further,
because Of his great superiority as states
man over his competitors for the nomination !;
and, also, because of the alleged fact that the
South will vote for him only unanimously.
To this article, 90 full of mistakes and injus
tice to others, the Union replies, too tenderly
for eur taste.
The Intelligsnesr's editorial column is to-
day devoted to a synopsis Of the able and IN
teresting speech of Kansas affairs, delivered
yesterday by Gen. Cas-.
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD.
nR. III. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
~ pathic Thysic an, has the hor or to offer his
services 10 the Inhabitants Of WasniE gton ana
vicinity. DR.. p has been during the Isst three
years assistant Of the celebrated DR.. Hofendahl
IN Boston, and feels confident to merit a share o:
public patronage. Children and fema d seases
Bowel and Summer complaints, fall especially
under his tire atment.
Once on street, two doors west Of 9th, where
he will be found from to IL a. m, and from to
p m Re'idence on street, No. lss, between
Goth and 81 st streets.
RKFkRKNCIs.-Dr. Hoffsndahl; DR. Vessel
hoeft; Humphrey X. Storer, Professor Of Mid
w fiery in the nj NJ. College, Boston DR.. VIM
Schmoele, Philadelphia; Major George Bender,
Washington
N. B-Homeophathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m 1884
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A SUMNER OPENIN0.

MISs WALLACE RESPECTFULLY IN
NA forms the public that she will bave an ~
opening Of her Summer stock of very ele-
giant and fashionable Paris and New York ~
BONNETS AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
on Saturday next, the 18th instant, at her Store.
over Wallis Shoe Store, on Louisiana avenue, be.
tween 9TH and 9Th streets. As her display ON this
occasion will be superior for taste, elegance. va
riety, and cheapness TO any thing Of the hind
heretofore attempted In Washington, she conf.
m l3-TWF-H
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kTO THE PATRONS OF THECITY
49, DESPATCH I'm consequence Of the
number Of misdirscted letters, ard letters bearing
no direct. ons whatever received at our office we
they've uld greatly oblige the Proprietor CT the
Despatch, and the Parties to whom directed by
being m re explicit in their directions and there
by insuring prompt and efficient deliveries We
also wish II distinctly understood that we de-
liver no letters beyond the boundary line unless
srscial messenger is employed Persons serding
letters through this medium would do well to bear
the above In mind m SGT
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Of John C. Riyss.

Political Legislation Many Of the Con.
gressional friends of the President regard the
action Of the House, yesterday, in so summa.
rily enacting the bill for the improvement Of
the navigation at the mouth Of the Mississippi,
and Michigan river-improvement bill, a
being intended by the opposition to affect the
question Of the Cincinnati nomination. So,
much interest upon the subject of the Execu-
i've probable course upon them is being man
hested to day. The Observation-Disclosures.
ment-hy-the- General Government men ar,
hoping for, and, indeed, expecting. tina, bs
VIII veto them. We are inclined to think tina,
the hope that he will veto them, land th.,
such action on his part will operate upfavor.
ably upon his prospect of receiving the vote,
at Cincinnati Of delegates representing re.
gions whence such improvements at the cos,
OF the National Treasury are sought usually =,
inaueed many gentlemen to struggle for the
50 prompt passage of the bills in question
Nno' otherwise, would have voted to put them
through the usual legislative ordeal. We
have no means Of ascertsinins what /. NAV
De the Presidents purpose to do with the bin,
IN question, though We are very sure that !,
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A LIZ The NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED
n received Immediately afterwards and for sale
at SHILLIN6TON'S Book store.
Salad for the Social, by the author Of Salad fer
the Solitary.
The Great American Battle, by Anna Ella CAL
roll
Christine, or Womsn's Trials snd TriumThs.
Married not Mated, by Alice Cary.
A Defence OF the American Policy as opposed
to the encroachment Of Foreign Influence, by T.
X. Whitney.
Fortes's Volunteers Manual.
Life and Adventures Of Jack Adams, the cele-
brated Sailor and Mutineer
kardsc bible, b the author Of Wscousta
United States Nautical Magazine and Naval
Journal for May. subscriptions received AZ pub
lisher's prices and forwarded to any part OF the
country.
Blank Books, Playing and Visiting Cards, hne
Note and Letter Paper, all Of the best quality and
every thing in the Newspaper line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
m l2-3t Odeon Building, Pa av., cor. ~ st.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE
l. existing under the style end name Of D. w;
Ferguson Co Is this day dissolved by musuSi
consent.
JOHN T DewNs, the remaining partner, Is sa'
thorized to use the name Of tie laie firm IN SCI
Ting their business. .,
B. w. FERGUSON,
JOHN T. DOWNS.
WAsHISeroN May sth 1856 m le-G
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500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM MY FARM, ADJOIN-
II ing Upper Marlboro, about the middle -
Of December last, Mulatt boy AMBROSE, Q9
belonging to my brother, Alfred w Gardi-
ner, Of CHARLES county. This bow Is about III
IA years old-not very bright but rather of chest.
nut color-and has delicate limbs. He has usu-
ally mild and pleasant countenance when spo
ken to.
will give the above reward for his sppfehen-
sion IL taken in Washington City, or north of
Prince Georges county, Md, and fifty dollars II
taken In Prince Georges county, or south Of II
In either case be must lie brought homo or secured
in Tell so that can get him az ain.
IN lj-eotf B.J. GARDINER
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F~THE MONUMENTAL CLUB TAKE
~ great pleasure in informing their friends
and public generally, that their third Cotilton
Party will take place at Harmony Hall on TUES.
DAY, May 18Th, 1856.
m 9-eo3t# THE COMMITTEE
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NOR SALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR MARE,
Il iron grey, years old, over Il hands IN
high, weighs about 500 pounds, IL q fair HSS
traveller In harness. The ownsr IS about leaving
the city and will sell her low. The mare can &c
seen at the stable In rear Of No. 3i5 street De-
tween 18th and lith. IN lO-st"
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JOS. M. Lippincott, of Pittsburg, Pa.-For

Jos. M. Lippincott, of Pittsburg, Pa.-For
improvement in locks.
James N. Aspinwall, Of Newark, N. j., as
signor to Henry Staff and James N. Aspin.
wall, aforesaid.-For improvement in rolling
file blanks.
Jonathan f. Barrett, Of North Granville,
N. Y, assignor to Abram B. and Jonathan r.
Barrett, OF Lincoln, N. C.-For improvement
in moving machines.
Milton Roberts, Of Belfast, Me-, assignor to
himself and Isaac N. Felch, Of same place
For improved cutter heads for lathes
Samuel d. Quimby, of Winchester, Mass :,
assignor to Edward A. Locke, Of Boston, Mass
For improvement in frames for travelling bags
and mail pouches.
Reissue joel II. Tatum, Of Baltimore.
Md.-For preparation of oil ground to receive
Photographic impressions. Patented April Is,
1856.
Dssigns.-Isaac Engel, of Boston, Mass
For design for piano forte legs
Anthony j. Gallagher, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Design for cooking stoves
N. s. Vedder and VIM. L. Sanderson, of
Troy, N. assignors to N. S. Vedder sfore-
said. design for parlor stoves.
w. L. Sanderson and N. s. Vedder, of Troy,
N Y, assignor to Sanders, Wolfe and War
rem, of same place.-For design for the plates
of cooking stoves.
Jos A Read, of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor
to John II. Cshill, of same place.-For design
for even and stove doors.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 18th of May,
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CARUSPS SECOND May FESTIVAL
by REQUEST, LEWIS CARUSI Has THE
u pleasure to announce a Second Nav "a
Festival. at his Saloon, on the 18Th inst IA
Ladies who received invitations to the f(X
hrst Will, he hopes, do him the favor to fkf4
be present at the second, and those whose al iN
invitations were not received will much -<A~
oblige him by attending, without further solici.
tttion, In honor Of this Festival. M 1884
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LvOR HIRE.-A WOMAN SERVANT, who
Il is'a Seamstress, Chambernaid, House-ser-
want, and Child's Nurse, Enquire at Mrs PEf
TONS, No indiana avenue ma I9-n-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
IN SERTED ON THE "ATMOSPHERlC
principle" from one to an entire set, 90
undsistanding-f you don'tlike, don't III"
take them. Reasonable charges.
GOODMAN'S Office 3O4 Pa. avenue, adjoining
Ellis's Music Store. m i3-1tt
lust ARRIVED
y so cases Turner Brothers, Ginger Wine, Rasp-
berry and Blackberry BRANDY, ard daily exrect ted
choice lot Of SyruPs Of all favors, for Soda Wa
ters Army 4 SHINN,
No. 81 Green street. Georgetown.
mia Intel Il Organ)
ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE TRIED
n Turner Brothers, Ginger Wine and Black.
berry Brandy say thst 1t Is the most pleasant
'finA 'ney ever 'a''e' Army 4 sHINN,
m13 Qntel & Organ) Sole Proprietors.
lieut.. MAURY 8 PHYSICAL sEOs.
IL raphy Of the Sea, new edition
Alison's History Of Europe, second series, vols.
vagabond Life in MEXICO, by Gabriel Ferry
Professor LOOMS Arithmetic
Cicero's Orations, literally translated
Cruden's Complete Concordance to the Bible,
vol, svo
Masterpieces Of Pulpit Eloquencs, by the Rev.
mls FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW JEWkLRY.
lust ID p f N Z ID MAGNIFICENT As
~ sorment Ct elegant JEWELRY, embracing
all the latest styles We name In rart-
Complete sets CT real Stone and Roman Cameo,
Florentine Mosaic, Neapolitan Coral, and
Pearl
Diamond Brooches, Ear and Finger Rings, Gold
Chains, Crosses Necklaces, Signet Rings,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Pencils, Seals,
Keys, &c.
The above, all just selected, with every ether
article in our line are offered at the lowest rates
M. w. GAIT & BRO
1885, 32i Pa av. bet 9th and 10Th SIS.
INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA. washing.
II ten County, to witt hereby GER a.
tify that J. ~. barnes, Of said county, 3X
brought before me, a stray trespossiDg ON his
enclosures, sorrel HORSE, supposed to be about
10 years old; 151 hands high; white slip in
his forehead; white hind feet and shcd all round,
and has been worked in gear.
Given under hand Of me, one Of the Justices Of
the Peace In and for said county, this 18th day Of
May, 1856. ROBERT WHITE.
The owner Of the above described Hers is re-
quested TO prove property, paw charges, and take
him away. JAMES w. BARNES,
m l3-3t* Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. @.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 18th of May,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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NOTICE TO BANKERS BANK
M Notices delivered with despatch and
punctua!itv throughout the City by the - City
Dispatch, " 39i street, near Seventh. Five de.
liveries daily. mS-6t