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pleasure. Still, having this strong position, she
will more or less influence the safety of the
Baltic for vessels of other nations, in case of
future difficulties. The Prussian cruisers may
slip out suddenly and do considerable damage
during even short cruise, and the scheme ac-
minds of the English people.
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this head; but they have done nothing, and
dispersed Better times are coming. Notification
is dying out.
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Nails for Europe.

Few yorA, Monday, December 10, 1856.
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II h supposed that Inc supply IN IoJB VIII
about equal that of 1885. The great bulk of In
da cotton consists Of the poor short staple arti-
Gle, Known as Surst, which is chiefly imported
from Bombay.
In Liverpool when American uplands and Calf
cottons sell at CID. a ID, surats only command
ga. I'D. The long voyage II has 10 perform
IL lis iranspor tation to England greatly enhances
iis freight The largest supply India has ever
stht 10 Great Britain was in 1853, when Il
amounted 20 iSj 527 bales. But as the weight
Of Inc balcs only average about 200 pounds, while
bales Of American cotton average 400 pounds, IL
is cl,ai that he most India has ever becn able 70
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AMUsEGCNTs Tals EVENING.
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FOR RPER'S FERRY,
Viz Chesapeake 4 fsHa-,GT,T.,S
Ohio Canal. E2ss2S5sffr

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS
VTNbE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET
Il BOAT ARGO, Capt. -CHAs. H. MERRILL,
will commence making Regular Trips between
GEORGETOWN and the above Point on Mon
day, March 9th, 1856
The Boat will leave the wharf Of w. III. H 6
Ritter. Georgetown, ID. e, e cry Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday morning, at o'clock arriv-
ing at the Great alls at a. m Seneca, III a. m 4;
Edwards Ferry, l2H, p. m; Whites Ferry, ~
p IN; Monocacy, 2x p. m; Noland's Ferry, 3k
p m; Point Of Rocks, p. M; and Harper S
Ferry at 8 p. m.
Returning, she will leave Harper's Ferry every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at 8
O'Clock; Point Of Rocks a. m; hollands Fer
~, OK, a. m Monocacy, 10H a. m, Whites
Ferry, IL a. m; Edward1 DF cry, 12X p. IN !;
Seneca, X p. m Great Falls, p. m; and
arrive at Georgetown at p. m
Through Tickets, S2.25.
Intermediate points follows: From George
town TO Great Falls, so cents; Seneca, rs cents
Edwards Ferry, 81. lax; Whites Ferry, 81 49,
Monocacy, 81 so; Noland's Ferry, S17l; Point
Of Rocks, Sl.90; and Harper's Ferry, 50 25. Re-
turning the same rates.
Families intending to visit the Virginia Springs
the coming season will find this by far the most
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkeley,
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren
Meals served on board at moderate rates.
coach will always be in readiness in George
town to convey passengers to and from the Boat.
For further particulars inquire at the store Of
w. II. & H. G. RITTER, Georgetown, and 6.
w. CUTsHAW, HarPer's Ferry, Va.
mar lS-n
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BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD BOUDOuR
y Piano, Excellent Furniture and Hoase-
keeping Effects at ublic Auctien.-On
at the residence Of the Swedish Minister, corner
Of 14th and L streets, shall sell all his Furni-
ture and Housekeeping Effects, viz
Superior Rosewood Boudoir Piano Forte by
Broadwood, London
Handsome suite Of rosewood da mas X covered and
parlor Furniture, consisting Of large French
Sofa, two Lounges, two arm, two 6othic,
and six side Chairs
Marble-top Centre Table, gilt frame Mantel Mir
ror
Walnut What nots, fancy Tables
Chinese Work Tables, Ottomans, fancy Chairs
Elegant gilt and Sevres China, French Mantel
Clock, Candelebras TO match
Suits II damask and lace Curtains, Shades, and
Fixtures
Two excellent walnut Bookcases, Writing Tables
Walnut dining Fables, plush seat dining Chairs
Two walnut marble top Sideboards
Elegant French China dinner, dessert, and tea
Service
Silver plated Tea Service, Kettle, Ca,tors, &c.
Crystal cut glass Ware, Table Cutlery
Excellent mantel Timepiece, Engravings
Walnut and Mahogany Wardrobes, Bureaus
Iron Bedsteads, walnut Cottage Hedsteads
Marble-top Wash stands, Toilet Sets
superior hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters, and
Count .rpanes Comforts, Blankets
Excellent English Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs
Hall Lamp, hall and stair Carpeting
Cooking Stove, Refrigerators, Kitchen Utensils,
A small quantity Of very superior Brown Sherry,
Claret, and Champagne Wines
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum
credit of6O and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, March %, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, March %, 1856.
The Fair of the Star Fire Company opens at
Washington Hall on the evening of Monday
next, and promises to be one Of the most
agreeable entertainments of the kind ever
presented to out citizens.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th instant, the
winter lectures Of the Alexandra Library
Company will conclude with lecture on sstbe
Anatomy and Physiology of the Organs of the
External Senses" by DR. T. ]. Murphy.
This afternoon Professor Johnston, of Bos-
ton, lectures at Liberty Hall to the amateur
vOcalists of our city
The last days Of holy or passion week have
been strictly observed at the Protestant Epis.
copal and Catholic churches here This morn.
ing the solemn commemoration Of holy Sat
urday" concluded the Lenten services at st.
Mary's Church.
ThesteamersGeorg Washington and George
Page, with their accomm odating commander.
Corson and Price, are making their regular
trips at alternate hours, thus affording the
public that regularity which was so much
called for last autumn
Flour, sales light, at 81. Wheat, white, at
81 56asl 6S; red, at Sl.5Oasl60. Corn, at
4Sa53e Rye, 75aSOc. Oats, Sla33c AM.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, March q, 1885.
The following business was before our City
Councils last night:
A message was received from the Mayor
enclosing the account of Lewis Carberry; one
enclosing the account of the heirs of the late
Henry Trunnel; one in relation to Oak alley;
and another in relation to the account of John
Agnew. (by reference to Council proceed
ings February 26, 1855, it will be seen that a
bill was passed appropriating 1896. 81 to
meet this claim,) all of which was appro-
priately referred.
Mr. Barrow, of the committee on election
offered a resolution, which passed, requesting
the clerk to return to the voters the votes re-
jected by the judges at the late election, with
the objections written thereon, and asked
that the committee be discharged from the
further consideration of the subject; which
was granted.
Mr.. Jones offered resolution, which passed
the Council, repeating resolution passed April
IA, 1855, authorizing a special messenger for
the Mayor.
Mr. w bite offered a resolution, which passed,
requesting the Mayor to inform the Council
whether any contract was made with any per-
son Tor the repair of the public pumps last
year, if any, the amount paid, and whether
any further legislation upon the subject is
necessary.
A message was received from the Mayor,
calling the attention of the Councils to sever
al ordinances heretofore passed in relation to
causeway; referred.
A resolution passed both Boards, requesting
the Mayor to obtain from the Secretary of
State for the use Of the Corporation, a COM
plete set Of the Statutes Of the United States
We have been requested by the ladies to
say that the Rev VIM. Hoge of Baltimore.
will preach the annual sermon before the La
dies Union Bible Society, in the Bridge street
Presbyterian Church, on tomorrow Sunday
evening at II o'clock. The same divine will
also preach In the same church at ii a m
Mr.. Alfred Bull has disposed of his farm
containing IA acres Situated in Montgomery
county, seven miles from Georgetown to Mr.
VIM. Homiller for $4,000 or rising SIS IS per
acre.
At the sugar sale by E. s. Wright, yester
day, on the wharf of the Messrs. Dodge, the
entire cargo of the barque VIM. Chase, was
disposed of at the following prices: 299 hogs
heads sugar at SS.40aS9 05, average price
So.I24, and GAG barrels molasses at 45a474c
per gallon. The company was large, and the
bidding very spirited, the whole time of SELL
ing occupying only 40 minutes
A grand dramatic representation is to be
given by the students of the Georgetown Col
lege, on Monday afternoon at p o'clock.
The beautiful canal packet Argo, Capt
Morril, will leave without fail for Harper s
Ferry on Mon1ay morning at o'clock.
Only about 100 head Of beef cattle Quality
rather inferiOr) were offered at Droyers Rest,
yesterday All sold to District butchers at
80 50a4 so on the hoof, equal to 7.OOaS9 50
net. Sheep scarce and In demand None Of
fered.
Flour-Stock light and sales small held at
So rs. Wheat, 81 .40aSl. As for red and white
SPECTATOR.
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y EVENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

x,,,oyIL THEArRE-Bsnsft of the Rich
:. The bill put forth tonight is one Of
~ effectiveness and should draw an over
ms'.;ng house, for the worthy benefciaries.
70. xsteran Peter Riohings appears AS Mark
IMn,berry."' his accomplished daughter as
'T dow Crosby" our old friend and favorite
> W Glenn as Ebenezer 0ldrich," and the
f6ap.inspiring Jefferson as 3" Mr.. Augustus smi,
i I.r ,; In the satiricsl comedy of " Extremes.
~, maze seems well cast throughout, and We
i.,;cipate a fine treat in its performance.
The patriotic allegory Of "W ashington" will
- oivsn in conclusion, in which the whole
.OInsny appear in national character.
T5s ieportment Of Mr.. Richings and daugh-
-, in public and social life has been such as
- ensure for them the cordial respect and
warm regard of all who have enjoyed the
rIsasure of seeing and knowing them, and the
public will doubtless give them a bumper at
parting.
TEE WEATHER Our Georgetown friend
f.yors US with tho following returns of the
,srgs of the thermometer for the past two
weeks, beginning on Saturday night March 8,
and ending at noon to-day:
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TIE SALE OF FrsH STANDS takes place, it
will be seen, in the Centre Market on March
9th in the Eastern Market on March 18th !;
in the Northern Market on March 18th and
in the Western Market on March 3lst, and
such as are not taken and paid for previous
to these dates will be sold to the highest bid
der.
ATMOSPHERIC TKLEGRAPH-Mr. Editor /:
Allow me to state that I cannot spend nv
time in replying to an anonymous writer; but
il Iago" will show his hand, by writing
under his proper signature, L will gladly show
him the falsity of his positions; but he will
excuse me from striking in the dark! 1 ask
his name for the sake of truth Respectfully,
L. 8. RICHARDSON.
Washington, March ~.
The FRAsKLIN.-This active and strong
company Of our Washington fremen are pre-
pairing for a visit to Alexandria, Virginia, on
the LIST Of May next No doubt they will be
we'll received by their brother fremen of that
city. The members of the Franklin are de-
termined to make creditable display on that
occasion.
Coon FRIDAY was appropriately observed
Yesterday Mt various churches, Catholic and
the paintings and other church decorations
were draped in black, with other adjuncts cal
culated to give solemnity to the occasion.
RETIRING MAGISTRATES With this month
the commissions of several Justices of the
Peace will expire and we are told that they
are finishing the business on hand, that moth
ing may be left over when their terms are
concluded.
WATCH RETURNs.-The only occupants Of
the cells at the central guardhouse last night
were dodgers, who were discharged this morn.
ing with the standing adieu of the worthy
Captain, "quit rum, and go to work"
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAMES c. MCGUIRE. Auc,,opee,

BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALEOf VERY DEsIRA.
l. bic Brick Dwelling House on Tenth,
near + street.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April I'd, at S O'Clock, on the premises,
by virtue OF deed OF trust, duly made and re-
corded, the subscriber will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, the north half Of Lot mum
bered Is, in square numbered 347, having a front
Of about IS feet on Tenth street west between +
and streets north, running back that width 100
feet inch to an alley, together with the buildings
and Improvements, consisting Of a handsome
three-story and basement brick dwelling, contsin-
Ing, In all, twelve rooms, finished In the most
superior manner, with water and gas throughout
There is also attached stable and arriage house.
The buildings were erected bv an experienced
builder for his own residence, and no ypen.e was
spared In the erection to make them comfortable
and substantial
Terms: One-balf cash; the residue In six and
twelve months, with interest, secured to the sat
tsfactioa OF the Trustee
SAMUEL REDFERN, Trustee.
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
mar I'd Auctioneer
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A PERFuMED BREArH.-what lady or GEN

A PERFuNED BREArH.-What lady or gen.
tleman would remain under the curse of dis.
agreeable breath when by using the ''Balsz
ofG thousand Floscers" as dentrifce would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth
white as alabaster! Many persons do not
know their breath is bad, and the subject is
so delicate their friends will never mention il.
Pour single drop Of the "Balm on your tooth
brush and wash the teeth night and morning.
A fifty cent bottle will last year. For sale
at ShillingtOn's, agent for Washington, and
all Druggists.
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WILL LEAVE SHORTLY.

NHADAMER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
Nl the public in general, that she will give in
formation in all the Affairs relating to Life,
Health, Wealth, Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law
Suits, Difficulties In Business, Absent Friends
Sickness and Death, and In respect to all other
subjects She is also able to tell the ages of per
sens by reading numbers. She can be consulted
at all hours Of tue day and evening.
Her name Is on the door-at No. 2S5 18th street
corner Of ID, on the let hand side. Gentlemen so
cents and ladies Is. mar 10-2ws
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feb 25-eo,
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
'IRUsTEE'S SALE BY virtue Of a deed In
- trust from Geo. Geddis and wife, dated No
vember 3D. 1855, the subscriber will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the Auction
Rooms Of James c Mcclure, on SATURDAY
afternoon, March sd, alta O'Clock, lot CT ground,
25 Re on Odd street west, and 81 feet inches on
north N street, containing ,362k feet, more or
less. Terms cash.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
mar sd JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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CHOICE GARDEN sEEBS.
Laadreth's Warranted Garden So.

SPRING SUPPLY FOR 56-JUST COM
~ pleted, an extensive assortme Mt of eysrv vaTi
ETY. Of GARD EN- SEEDS, grown byD Laudretb
The assortment Of Cabbage, Beet, Extra Early
and other Peas, Beans, Corn, &c. is unsurpassed
Also, choice English Cabbage Seed, Flower,
Herb, and Bird Seeds, every variety
Landredth's Rural Register and Descriptive
Catalogue for 1856, with directions for culture,
can be had on application at the Agency for Ian.
dreth's Garden Seeds, Sj3 street, between 9th
AID 10th stress, near the Patent once.
mar 2,-3.x
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
BUILDING MATERIALS AT AUCTION.
l. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 25th
at O'Clock, at the scene Of the late FIRE on 22d
between F aud q streets, shall sell about two
hundred thous nd Bricks, number Of iron and
stone Heads and Stills &c
Terms: One-third cash the residue In so and
90 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
interest. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer
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DIED,
mt, ANDREW McCABE, in

On the 2lst Instant, ANDREW McCABE, in
the 18th year Of his age
His friends are invited to attend his funeral
rom bis late residence, corner Of Bridge and high
streets, Georgetown, Tomorrow, al O'Clock.
FUNERAL NorIcE Captain w. II OWEN,
son OF Edward Owen OF this city,) who died In
view orleans, on the S.h instant, will be buried
rom the residence Of his brother, y. w. Owen,
corner aud 18th streets, on Sunday, the 23d
Instant, at O'Clock ID m
ne III nos OF the family and the deceased. and
his Califo MIA friends In partIcuIar are In vitsd
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 22-Flour has slightly
advanced; sales of 9. 500 bbls. stright State at
81 49,; good Ohio 81 IS; Southern red So. 90.
Wheatis unchanged; Sales Of III 900 bushels
southern red 81 IS; Southern white 81. 80;
Corn is inactive, and prices are nominal.
Pork is quiet; sales Of 100 bbls. mess at
SD S7t, Beef is quiet; sales Of $50 bbls
Chicago rspacked at Sl3.25; Lard is frmer
sales Of 400 bbls. at lQtc.
Whisky is dropping; sales Of 800 bbIs.
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rELEoRAPHIc NEWS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rELEGRAPB.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March ~ Flour il frmsr;
sales Of Howard street at $6.75; City Mills
not reported.
Wheat is unchanged; good TO prime white
81 % aSl so; fair TO good red 81. 5oaS1 IS
Corn is steady; white 54a70c. by weight and
measurement; yellow 55s60 by do. There is
Q good inquiry for provisions
Provisions are steady. Mess pork S1oa SO Is
Bscon-shOulders Stssi; sides 9fa9i; hams
llal2sc Lard is scarce and wanted; in bbls
lOtc and in kegs I0iallc.
Whiskey is scarce at 2lc. for Ohio, and Soc
for Pennsylvania and city ID.
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LADIES, PLEASE READ!

lust ARRIVED FROM KINGSTON, ia
y maica, w. l., and in store for sale by the SUBJ
scriber:
doI PRUNE CORDIAL, particularly for
ladies' use.
Also, for gentlemen, few dozen Of PRUNE
DRAM, so much esteemed for Its virtues for the
benefit Of health, about eleven to one O'Clock.
Not to be had In any other store but at
JONAS p. LEWIS,
474, Pennsylvania avenue.
Wines, Liquors, Segars, AID hne Groceries.
mar TT
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New Orleans Markets

NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Cotton is i'm.
proving; sales of is, 900 bales: middling qasie;
sales Of the week so 900 bales; receipts Of the
week SO 900 bales against q, 900 for the same
week last year; receipts at this port ahead Of
last year, $50, 900 bales; stock on hand sos, $50
bales. Rio coffee I2c. Mess pork SIS SO, with
a downward tendency.
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ID Coughs, Asthma, Bronchiti. John

l. Brown SON:-GentieI0en: knowledg the ner
which various articles OF the Medca COM
1ned by you &c form the "BRosCHIAL TRoCIEs me.
hree or four since adopt their results
been such to nfu practice
Isvihg them of great bensn IN many
chisl organs. Yours etc. IF. w LANE M d.
Boston, September /, 1851.
Persons requiring really good article and
one that be depended Cough
and being made from the purest materials will
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs TO be what they are represented
Put In boxes and sold each Druggists
orally throughout the United States and Canada
PARKS, }. AILHAU, New York, Agents. For sale in
Philsdelphia By BROWN; New Orleans J. SYMES Chi
cago, }. h. REED CO.; Washington, J. n. CALLAN.
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DR. SCHWARTZE,S
Worm DESTROYING Svrup.

r9'HE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY WHICH
l. never fails to destroy Worms without injury
to the patient. It's warranted to be purely vege-
rations is pleasant to take, and innocent I'm its
operation. 1t needs but trial to prove its Ell.
cacy. Price IS cents a bottle For sale at
JOHN CHWARTZE'S
Drug and Che mical Store,
No. 46s Pa avenue, next to u. Hotel
p. S.-A liberal deduction will be made to the
trade. mar 20-eOf
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Financial.

NRw YORK, March 22.-Stocks are lower
Chicago snd Rock Island Railroad, 90; Cum
berland Coal Company, %; Illinois Central
(shares,) s75; New York Central Railroad,
93t Pennsylvania Coal Company, e5i; Read
log Railroad, 90; Virginia 6's, s4i Missouri
6's, S4t
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mar 81

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ 18th street, near the Stea m boat Wharf.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 27th
at IN O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell Lot
No IL, in Square 327, situated on 11th street west
near Maryland avenue, with the improvements
consisting Of small frame house
Terms at sale. JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer.
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A SUPERIOR PIANO FOR SALE.

SOI BhtOh fIANO FUH SALE.
I'VE PIANO FORTE SENT FROM NEW
York, to be used at the MusicalN@z
Congress which recently assembled in}TTn
Washington, but which failed to arrive in time
Tor that purpose, has just been received, and can
Geo. Hilbus, (who has kindly rendered the use OF
bis warerooms Its from the celebrated manu-
far tory OF Haines Bro IS, and was sert by their
Agents, Cook Bro, Music Publishers, 3I3
Broadway, New York. IL is offered FOR sale nv
L J. Cook, who will be happy to show Il TO
dealers, teachers and the public IL will be sold
al low price for the purpose Of introducing them
in this place Mr.. Cook has many Testimonials
from distinguished musicians and others.
mar "a
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A CARD.

" ALL, BARNARD CO AucTIoNRKRs
w ANDCOMMIssIoN MKRcHANTs, corner Psan-
sylvasia cvenxe and Oh streets, will as usual
81 We their especial attention to all sales enrusted
TO them, such as Housekeeping effects, Real Es-
tate, or any other Goods, upon the most reasona.
BILE terms. They will make liberal cash ad.
vances on consignments. mar 6-lm
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liz Neah Walker & Co.. MarbI. Hall

Clothing Emporium. Browns Hotel ding respectfully
announce that their display OF FALL and WINTER CLIO
THING now ready for inspection comprising
nent OF COATS, TALMAS, 0YERsECKS, SURTOUTS
VESTS and PANrAL0ONS, Of the newest and richest de-
signs in msteri~l trimming and workmanship. gentle
study excellence with sconody
colss Of dress opportunity offered for selecting
from one Of the stocks OF Goods 20 this city
reduced prices noy2-n
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BY WALL, BARNAD CO., Arctioneers
VALUsBL IMPROVED PROPERTY at

Auction.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
April l. in front Of the premises at 4 clock on
4th street, between and streets, we will sell
Lot No., in square So, fronting on 4th street
26 feet front, running back So feet4x inches 10 a
public alley 20 feet wide, improved by two frame
houses containing rooms each, nearly new.
They will be sold separate or together.
part the CITY, and is worthy the attention Of pur-
chasers.
Terms One-fouth cash; balance in six
twelve, eighteen, and twenty -four months, with
notes bearing interest. Deed given and deed Of
trust taken. All conveyancing at the cost Of the
p rchasers. Title indis putable.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
mar 19-dts Auctioneers
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MASTiC WORK,

MASTiC WORK,
PLAIN + ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER,
No. 426 X street north.
THE UNDERSIGNED (LATE OF THE
Il firm OF Noonan Il Tierney) respectfully in
forms Owners, Builders, Architects, and others,
that he Is prepared to attend to orders for Plain
and Ornamental PLASTERING and MASTIC
WORK with promptness, and in his usual salts
factory style.
Orders to the above address punctually attended
to. 1mar % eo1m4l JOdN TIERNEY