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RATES OF FOREIGN BANK NOTES.

The market in New York continues to be
reasonably we'll supplied with money, and
loans can be had upon call at per cent on
| 90 days paper at from to per cent.
Stocks remain steady at our last quotations
The New York bank statement for Satur-
day, April 5, shows a very active movement
The amount of loans increased during the week
S2,2l6,711. Specie fell off from S14, PIG, S41
to S13,3S1, asa, showing the serious decline of
1886, 1887. Circulation increased $404, AS, and
deposits s2,23l, 100. The loss of specie is &C.
counted for by the shipment Of gold to Eu-
rope in payment for importations and by de-
pOsits in the Sub Treasury. The specie in
the latter depository is 81, 5l6,9l6.
The statistics Of the custom house, New
York, shows the following remarkable facts in
our imports For the nine months ending with
March, 1856, s141, 7S4, ia; for the same period
1855, s12l, 75S, 463 for the same period, 1854,
SAB, 52l ,602. Thus it will be seen that while
our imports for the last nine months are
greater by twenty millions than for the cor
responding period of 1855, they are less by
nearly two millions than the receipts for the
same period of 1854
Land warrants have advanced 1 to l cent
per acre under the effects of reaction from
the heavy decline noticed three weeks ago.
Holders withdrew their supplies from the
market which caused a temporary scarcity.
Dealers are gradually lesssning their stock !;
and while prices have only slightly advanced
a better feeling exists, and the tendency,
though slow, is manifestly upwards We do
not think, however, they will reach as high q
point as was paid about the middle of last
month.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspsrtment.-On yesterday, 9th of April,
tnere were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the DEPARTMENT
For the Treasury Department. S93,624 10
6or the Interior Department..... 1906 "a
w oas.oms. '.................. 49, 1856 80
war warrants received and en-
tereu.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 Az
m 80 .o0 E Oh inc Navy......... 170,4S4 80
'fo' 'u'''ns'''''.'...... 176, 0O8 81
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FLAST NOTICE CORPORATION
80 TAXES.-An persons indebted to the
Corporation Of Geor getown for Taxes are now no
tiled that the same must positively be paid by
the twentieth day OF the present month.
Ths Property Of persons who .hall be delin-
9uent on that day will be advertised for sale
forthwith. THOMAS JEWELL,
Co lector Of Taxes.
GEORGETOWN. April 4th, 1856
s.-Persons disposed to pay their taxes can
do 30 by calling on my brothers, George or Henry
G Jewell, corner Of Gay and High SITS =, Gorge
town. ap5-dtQ0th
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BEEF! BEEFM BEEFm!

Il AGAIN HAVE THE PLEASURE OF IN
Il forming my customers and the pub $3.50,
lie that l shall have in the Westera EESS
Market, at Stalls 30 and 81, on FridayG>-T
m0roing, the 18th instant, another lot Of superior
Also, a choice lot Of CORNED BEEF, from
the lot sold in March.
A portion Of 1t will also be offered at Centre
Market, Stall 81, on Saturday, the 18th instant.
ap III " VIM. LINKINS
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ANNAPOLIS ELECTIoN.-The Democracy tri-
umphed on Monday last at the municipal
election held in Annapolis, Maryland. Last
year the Know Nothings carried that city by
a majority of one hundred and twenty.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, yesterday, after we went
to press, the pending motion to print the me-
mortal of the self-styled Legislature of the
State of Kansas was debated by Messrs. But
Ter and Mason against it; the former saying,
in the course of his remarks, that he had no
objection to Kansas coming into the Union
with OF without slavery, provided she came
in through the gate-not by climbing over the
fence. The subjec having been postponed,
the Kansas State question was taken up, and
Mr. Seward delivered an elaborate speech in
favor of her admission as State on the To-
peka made constitution. Aas5
Mr. Clay next obtaining the floor on this
question, they adjourned. .-.-..--.--------
In the House, at the conclusion of the speech
Of Mr.. Shorter upon the Deficiency Bill, they
proceeded to consider and dispose of many
amendments thereto, that appropriating s49,-
200 for the engravings connected with the
reports of the Pacific railroad, being among
others, disagreed to. At length, no quorum
teen members having answered the call of the
roll, they adjourned.
Proceedings Of To-Day.
In the Senate, Mr.. Seward introduced q
bill giving dramatic authors the copy right to
the performance of their plays, as we'll as to
that of their publication by printing; bill re-.
ferred. -r...
Mr.. Houston gave notice that he would
address the Senate on Wednesday next on the
Naval Reform Board question.
The question then came up on the printing
of the petition of the self styled Legislature
of the estate of Kansas" which was op-
posed by Messrs Butler and Brodhesd, and
advocated by Messrs. Hamlin and Hale, ere
We went to press.
In the House, Mr.. Smith of Va gave no.
tice of his purpose of Offering a resolution
concerning the Government Aqueduct at the
proper time
The regular order of business being called,
the Speaker announced the question to be on
agreeing to the resolution from the Elections
Committee declaring Mr. Foulke the contes.
tant for the seat certified as that of the Hon
Mr.. Trumbull is not entitled to it, and allow.
ing him the usual pay while contesting for the
seat, and mileage. ...
Mr.. Harris of Ill, addressed the House al
length against the resolution.
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\A/ MASONIC NOTICE-TaE MEM
~ bers Of Washington Centennial Lodge, No
0A, are requested to meet at their hall on
THURSDAY EVENING next, at IN o'c, ock, as
Brother TRIPLErT, Of No -, will aeliver a lee
ture on Masonry. All brothers in good standing
are fraternally invited.
WM. H FAULKNER,
ap e-2t* w. M, No. IA.
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Washington Gas Light Compapy,(
Anil = 1850

~TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.-TAE
~ subscriber regrets to announce that, ov
ing to the bad uality Of coal and the CO sec usrt
choking Of man of the fues, IL is apprehe aded
there will be some deficiency Of Gas through the
city during the week. A large force # wort men
Is now employed in recons tructing the fues and
putting in new reIorts, aud every effort will be
made to produce the usual abundant sur Div ct
the earliest moment
Our consumers are therefore respectfully ad
vised not to depend Exclusively on Gas Light
during this week. VIM. CARTWR, GIT,
aPs-T Superintendent.
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Copper-Plate & Wood Engraving, and Lith
ographic Drawing and Printing.


ographic Drawing and Printing
OFFICE SUPRRINTK DENT PUBLIC PRINTING
WARRINGTON, April 10, 1856
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS WILL BERE-
- ceived at this Office until the 25th dav Of pril
instant at IL O'Clock, m for Engraving upon
Copper, for the use Of the Senate ard House OF
Representatives, in the best manner fifteen Charts
OF aarbors, &c 10 accompany the report Of
Japan
Also, for transferring and printing from stone.
eighteen thousand four hundred and twenty i'm.
pfessiors % each chart.
Also, for drawing on stone, and printing in one
or more colors the same number Of impres sions
OF certain plates Of Natural History ard Couchol.
ogy, to accou pany the same report
, Also: for transferring and cutting on wood, in
the very best style, one undred or ore pages of
E'achinery "a 51-6 by 7x inches) to illustrate he
chanics.
In the best manner stone, twenty two tho sand
Lihe hundred and twenty impressions Of .ixtv
charts to accompany the annual report Of the SUI
perintendent Of the Coast Survey.
Also, FOR engraving on stone, or drawing in
crayon, and printing, twenty-three thousand nine
undred and twenty impressions each of certain
qnarto plates e by inches) Of Botany, Natural
aistory, Conchology, and Geology, to accompany
the reports OF surveys Of route for railroad to
Pacific ocean.
The illustrations will be open a. this Office. for
tne Inspection OF those per Ons DESTROYS Of bid
ding FOR the same, until the closing OF the bids
and anv information desired will also be lr-ished
Also. for drawing and engraving on stone, and
printing and eoloring, for the use Of the Hous. Of
Representatives 1000 copies Of map or Gen.
trail America.
The paper required for printing the Autographs
Will be furnished by this office.
Contract. will be e. tered into with and bonds
sith security will be required from the successful
bidders for the faithful execution Of their con-
tracts.
1t Is to be distinctly understood that no bids
Will be entertained from any parties not directly
engaged In, am practically acquainted with the
sty 10 Of work bid for
The bids will state separately the price, and
but one price, for each class Of work bid for; and
In the itnograpv, the price for raving draw
ing and he price for p hitting, either transfer In
crayon colors the price per hundred and one
thousand comics for each tint or color, and the
time required for the execution Of the work, or
portions OF the same and must be addressed,
one to tn" chairman Of the Committee on Engrav.
Ing. House Of Representatives, United States,
and one to A 6 Seaman, Superintendent Of Public
Printing, Washington, ID. G., and be endorsed
Propo, ais for Copper plate'' or I" Wood Enpray.
Ing" or "Lithographing"
ap lO-eodt26th Superintendent.
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OPENING OF FASHIONABLE MILL.
NEkY.

NJ Il 5. J M
MOST RESPECTFULLY CALLS ATTEN-
WI tion to her opening Of X E N ~
PATTERN BONNETS, on Saturday next ~
April IL, at her Store, 10l Bridge St, south ~
side, between Congress and High streets, George.
town. The public are invited to call and exam.
inc her splendid assortment Of new Paris sty es,
iogets or with fine assortmen Of RIBBONS
FLOWERS, CAPS and DIR ESs TRIMMINGS
ap 10 SUI -..
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~ THE LADIES' OF THE SIXTH

THE AIDES OF THE SIXTH
S>~2 Presbyterian Church (Rev Mr.. N oble's
contemplate holding 4 FAIR in the basement Of
their edihce, corner Maryland avenue and Sixth
street. CO pmencing on MONDAY EVENING,
the l4th April. They will offer for sale va iety
sales they devote to the exiting uishment Of a Dor.
ton Of the debt hanging over the ed ice in which
they deli ht to assemble themselves together TO
worship Almighty God, and which they desire
has Of debt an oct
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NEW GROCERIES, Il. -...
1SHHS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, AT

1SHHS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, AT
- low prices >.
20 bills prime Orleans MOLASSES
50 bags Rio and Java COFFEE
30 chests dne Green and Black TEA
100 " American" Hams, Of superior oualitv
hhds Sides, Shoulders, and Breast pieces
10 bbls No. LARD
$50 dOZ. fresh EGGS
300 lbs. choice Roll BUTTER
10 boxes ORANGES and IEMONS
LOG bags family and extra FLOUR
30 bbls. do do
Just received and for sale by r-a
w. II. TENNEY, a.
aP io-eost Georgetown.
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3O4l NEW CONFECTIONERY. 1904
lust RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF Frtn~h
- CANDY Ct all favGrs and kinds and Of the
very best quality, such as FRENCH, WHITE
NEUGA, in tin foil, extra fine. Love HEARTS,
Marshmallow DROPS, Liquorice DROPS, and
which invite the pablo to can and see
FKESH CAKES every day.
ICE CREAM THAT Is CREAM, WATER
ICES, &c.
And every article Of the best Qualit,
Families and parties furnis hed at short notice
U. II. RID NOUR CO,
3l Pa avenue, betw. 9th md 10th sts
ap 10-eo3t (Organ)
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The PARoDI CoscERr.-Pa rodis will be
greeted on Tuesday evening next by a most
brilliant and fashionable audience. Ticket.
are selling brisk, and no doubt every seat will
be taken by to morrow. Every body is desir-
Gus to hear the great song of liberty, "Ls
NJ arseillaise," as only Psrodi can sing 1t.
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FISHING TACKLE

FISHING TACKLE
GHlNE SE X A S., SILK, LINEN AND
~ Cotton FISH LINES, furnished complete
and unfinished
Kirby, Limerick, Gravitation, Virginiss, and
Che.tertown Fish HOOKS Of all sizes
Limerick hooks on Silk worm Cut
Hinged. hollow and bank Sinkers
Best Bamboo and Reed Rods
And everything in the Fishing Tackle lire for
sale very low by Elk LUNDY,
ap1O 1913 Bridge st Georgetown
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NINE. DEvOS MILLINERY FROM PA.
. X 6.

MADAME DEvOS TAKES PLEASURE IN
III announcing the ladies from Washing ~
ton 4 at she win exhibit, In few days, In l
Washington, q most beautiful stock OF ~
Spring and Summer Millinerv, selected from
establ shment in Paris, Rue de La raix, and New
York 4SI Broadway ..- 500, j..
T place and day ofopening will be announced
by the papers. ap Live
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& OST.-ON MONDAY NIGHT, NEAR the
IL Market, and the Circus, moroccoGzEgzzM3
POCKET BOOK, containing about
$50 In gold and silver, and note Of; kA.Sk
John Fairfax for 800, and endorsed -
by Caroline Sanderson; one for $500, Of C. g.
O'Hare, besides other notes which are not recol.
lected at present. ANY one returning the same to
me through the Post Office shall be well reward
ed. HENRY MARTIN
1O-1t&
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LOVERS or GOOD THIsGSI

LOVEKS OF GOOD THINGSI
7 OOK TO WHERE YOU CAN GET THEM.
- have this day, for the first time, introduced
the " OR sNGE CAKE g. UNION CAKE
and seine OTHER new Cake all Of which are very
ire, together with my already large assortment OF
CAKE and CONFECTIONERY In this CITY,
at prices TO suit the times.
Pies, Creams, Jellies, Charlottes, Blanc Msnge
ana all other kinds Of the coed things Of life
Cail early and save 2S per cent over all others
OF the same quality J. G. WEAVER
I7 Pa avenue, opp Browns.
Also, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Oysters, Peef
style.
Gall Ladies, zoe wiH make oxr totr.
ape 3t*
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Al n WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS, AT
n RI TENTiQN.-A special meeting Of the
fjJ M Company will be held at the armory on
W VI THURSDAY EVENING next the 10th
instant, at TX o'clock for the purpose Of electing
an Orderly Sergeant, and the iran action Of other
business Of importance to the interests Of the
Company. Every member Is requested to At.
tend. By order:
apS-3,* JOHN Balm, Captain.
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MARBLE AND BR WNSTONE WORKS,
Pa aceaue, bstpeen 18Th and 19th streets.
THE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS ON HAND
Il and makes to order on the most reasonable
terms -MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE
STONES, MANTELS, TABLE TOPS, MAR
BILE, and ENCAUSTIC TILES for Flooring
Also, all kinds Of plain and ornamental Marble
and Brown Stone Work for building purposes
executed with promptness, and at as low prices
as can be had elsewhere.
ap 10-eoly II. PARRY.
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RRsnrKR's OFFICE. March ls, 1885.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM ITMAY
49, CON CERN Notice is hereby given
that licenses for Carts, Wagr ms, and Drays will
expire on the first Monday q April next, and that
said licenses must be renewed at this oface within
ten days from that time
SAML. E. DOUGLASS,
mar 1S-eodtAp10 Reptster
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REDUCTION In GAs.FITTiNG

n6DOS1tON IN 0ADsE H 1hNus
1t 26s S. 5. Pa. aVsnHs, bstpsss 10Th asd lila ST.
OWING TO RECENT REDUCTIONS IN
" prices OF Gas Fitting materials we row offer
to at up BUILDINGS WITH GAS TUBING
AT LOWER RATES than ever before done in
this city, and In thorough workmanliks man
ner
Also, on hand, the most complete assortment Of
GAS F XTURES ever offered, from the factory
Of Cornelius 4 Baker, comprising several new
ap 1O-2w J. w. THOMPSON L BRO.
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GREAT FALLS AND WATER WORKS.

w S-
THE CANAL PACKET NJ C. MEIGS,
Capt'n JAMES WARWICK
Will commune making her regu- ez(zzS
Lar trips for the ao points on the 18Th OF April
she viii leave her wharf every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY al oiclocfe n
II PLEA URE PARTIES wishing 10 visit
the Great falls and Water W orks CO n charter the
boat on he alternate days, on reasonable terms,
by applying to
w H & II. g RITTER,
ap 9-n Georpetorn
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IBID CLOVES a.
I, ~ az; lust ,sceiysd eqmPlsts assortment nlfHf
STEVENS lYV
ap 10-S Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
E,0R sALE-Two SPRING WAGONS
Il one two-horse, ana the other a one horse
wagon, In good order, and win be sold bargain
= -f J. ROBERTSON, Agent,
ap 10 1t* 100 Prospect St, 6eorget'n.
DENCIL sHARPENERs, PORT MON.
il males, Purses, Emores, Lead Pencils, Elastic
kfbhon and Cord, Combs and Brushes, Needles,
with great variety Of " otiops and Toys suitable
for presents, at LAMMOND'S, It'll st.
ap lost
TO HHE ISRAELITESj
PESAC GROCE RIES.
HNBE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE TO IN
L form the residents (IsrasIitss) that he is now
ready to receive orders for the approaching HOL-
IDAYS Orders viii be eceived until Monday
next, the 18th instant at his stole No 474 Penne.
avenue JONAS p. LEVY.
VEwELRY-NEw sTYIEs.-wE ARE
y now opening handsome assortment Of NEW
JEWEL ,kY, consisting Of Coral, Cameo, Flor
! Also, Necklaces, Chains, Charms. Seals, Keys,
Lockets, &c. NV. GAIT & BRO.
ap 10. sai Pa av bet 9th and 10Th st,
OST-A DRAFT ON AMERICAN EX-
IL change Bank, N. Y, made by the Somerset
County Bans, N. j., for seven hundred dolla's.
PAYABLE tn the order Of James Campbell; dated
January IL, 1856 Any person finding II and pre-
senting 1t to the bank Of RIGGS q co win be
liber ally rewarded by the owner Said draft b ad
on the back the Endorsement Of Jas. Campbell
and c. H Mccormick ap10-st%
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COAL! COAL!! COAU.n

COAL! COALu COAIm.
"E ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING A Car
w go Of very superior COAL, both White and
Red Ash
Also, on hand stock Of Ok and Pine WOOD
al cur yard, on 9th street, opposite he National
Hotel CASTLEMAN BRO
an OFT
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CAST OFF CLOTHING
QOU6HT AND SOLD AT rs LOUISIANA
u avenue, opposite Holmead's Grocery, near
Semmrs' Address, through Post once, &c M
TailorD ~ zp7-lms
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ftLOSIN6 OUT EN6R aVINGS at a sacri.
" ice, at BOG, betw 9th and 10th SITS
aP9 JOHN r. ELLIS
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RESTAURANTS.

IMPORTANT TO ALL-GUsTAvrs A. RATz BEGs
inform His friends, and the public In gene
raj that he win open his spacious and comor ably nued up
lager bier saloon and restaurant No $50 broadway Satur
day evening June n where he VIII be most happy to have
thcm give bun cal.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A LBERT II. NiCoLAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
IA bonds at aucticn.-Reguar semi weekly sale-Albert
ii. Niosy will SELL this day June 49, l2S O'Clock at
Merchants Exchange for account OF whom may concern
:. $40 bradford Coal and Iron Co. each $500
1000 Great Western Railroad 10 per cent bonds 1000
50 La Crosse and Milwaukee RR. per COW BIDS 100
10000 California State pes cent bonds Of 1873 1000
lOsO New York and New Haven Railroad 6per BIDS 100
mortgage bonds ....-..'....'" 1000
shares Academy of Music 1000
rs Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. 100
~ United States Mail Steamship observation-disclosures. 100
Is Wells Fargo Co.'S Express Observation-Disclosures. 100
81 Union Ferry
II Erie Railroad. 100
81 Mechanics Bank .,........... .......... .
Shoe Leather Bank. 100
q National Bank. 50
40 Mechanics thanking Association. ,............ y
IL FULTON Bank. -
lu Atlantic bank. 100
Enterprise Insurance Co Observation-Disclosures.
Lem Fire nsu 60
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WooLIEN MACHINERY At PUBLIC sALE.-wILI.
w be sold al public SALE Wednesday tho 2th of June
A D. 1856, al John winpeunys mill, Man, Ink Penn ali
the machinery belonging said mill consisting Of four sets
complete including all the fixtures for manufacturers OF
broadclohs A tho owner has Quilted The busi rented
tho mill the sale will be without bills under one
hundred dollars cash. all bills thai dit of four
and SIX months viii be given FOR approved endorsed noes
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COUNTRY BOARD.-GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS IN
~ Of the most pleasant aud healthy villages in New Jer.
seq railroad depot house high ground plenty OF
shade, choice fruits milk, &C. Address, with name T. b.
box S065 Post office,
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.. BoGART, AUcTIoNEER-BY
"A s. BOGART-Friday at lOh O'Clock, at the auction
rooms of Frankfort and William gene
raj assortment Of household furniture; Also by virtue or
execution, twenty chests tea
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Constable.
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1d7 HUDSON STREET, FRONTING ST JOHNS
III Park-Furnshed rooms to let, with board, to single
gentlemen gentlemen and their wives and bed
rosa and back paror House newly furnished with all the
rSocrn Improvements.
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SEGARS.

HAVANA sB0ARs BY STEAMSHIPS BLACK WAR
il and CahawbA--CAbanaa, Pgaros, roaaia roys
Ccpohas Iondres opera3 d. famas Ca5argas 10 BY tho
100 100 per cenA below market prSceA n r. RO-
GERa i64 Maiden lane second story.
CEGARS-eAsH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURE BAR.
= gains from stock OF over million. Formas, - 90 up
words Cperas s. do. Cash advances made segars
Havana, German domestic manufac,ure.
o. CfIEEgS, II Broadway.
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AUCTION NOTfCE.-COSTLY
IA watches, first class diamond
SAMUEL OSGOOD 4 CO.. aucti
salesrooms, 81 Nassau street, y
streets, this day, Thursday, Jun
portion Of the stock Of first jewel
siness. Among the watches will
chronometers, double time keepers
made by Breting Freres, johnson
well known manufacturers; fancy
real cameo and MOSAIC breastpins
chains, finger rings, &c. The Who'll
fully warranted, rs represented.
only.
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DRooKLYN HEIGHTs.-AP RIvATEFAMILY TAKING
ID few boarders have two handsomely furnished bed
rooms vacant single gentlemen partial boarders must be
applied for immediately Five minutes from Wall Fulton
ferries Good table. Terms a. Address j. box 2249 New
York Post Office.
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r MORIARPY, AUCTIONEER-wILI. SELL. THIS
day At los O'Clock a. IT'S Chatham square the furniture
and second hand furniture; also carpets feather beds
vines, brande&, teas, sardines &c
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UCTION NOTICE.-THOS. BILL. AUCTIONEER, BY
IA Bell Bush-This day at l0ll O'Clock in the saesrooms
II North William street viii be so by order Of assignee the
valuable stock of Matchmaker jeweler, &C. by virtue Of
assignment from VIM Travis, Comprising extensive
gold and silver watches rich ewelr silver ware showcases
counters &c. Catalogues ready. MCCAHILI., Assignee.
&C. Saturday extensive sale of dry goods clothing hosiery
millinery, rich shawls, aces, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19

A UCTIoN SALE OF CARTS. STREET SWEEPING
"A machines, &c.-D d. NASH. 19 Broadway will sell al
public auction Saturday June a. 1885, At 108 Seventh
avenue, at ~ o'clock M lot of carts street sweeping
machines 10 well worth the attention Of coal dealers wheel
virginia contractors. DC.