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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-25

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. ..
Meets clock p NJ their Hall street owe
the Telegraph Once third Saturdays Of eacf
month. ott2jd6w
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MR. aSpE ss;-Please announce my candidate
for City Marshal at the ems ling prll election
mills L. H. MoSLEy
Ma. EDIToR: You vii please the of JAS
B. EVANS candidate for City Marshal cnsuin
April election. NH
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SPECIAL Meeting of Lyman Beeeher. Divs s. of T
will be held this Evening The members all requested
10 attend. Mh2J-It
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Ma SAxDERs:-Yeu will Please announce the of
FIXED W. OK as candidate for Councilman in the 5th
wari nhz2K
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FOR CnlIECTnR.

Mr. SANDERs:-P1ease announce the of DANIEL
WOODS f candidate for City Collector the ensuing
April election. nhIgs
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To MEssRs. H. Q. WHEELER, C. DECKER AND
WIN. HUGHEs:

10 MESsRS I'll. Y. WHEELER, G. DECKER AND
VIM HUGHEs: A
GENTLEMEN-In reply to your inquiry
through the papers as to my scntimants re
gardng the public Schools, / would say that
have always been in favor of Free Schools and
am prepared to support them. The system of
taxation already adopted meets my views. |
have always cheerfully paid my school tax
which last year amounted to about SS4. al
though am located SO far from the present
School House that have not been able to
avail myself of its advantages. ] am for free
dom ofspeech, free press, free religion, and
opposed to Know Nothingism and all its pro-
scriptions. JOHN HEWSON.
March 81, '56.
Friend Hewson came very near copying his
opponents card, excepting towards the close.
We do not know but he had better done so en-
tirely. We understood he was quite indignant
at the School Trustees taking the liberty of
questioning the candidates for Mayor at all.
and was at first determined he would not an
swer the questions However true this NAV
be, he has condescended to answer the inter-
after waiting for his opponent to set
the example, and show how it might be safely
done. The tax-books only show some S45
paid for school purposes by Mr.. Hewson, but
he may have proven more not there recorded.
By the way, did Mr.. H. pay his school taxes
cheer5ally2 We have understood just the con-
trary-in fact that he grumbled so much abont
paying them, that he has been accused of en-
tertainlng feelings in opposition to the Public
schools. However he is all RIGHT now. and
'ohn mas our permission especially as he is
Tor Mayor.
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SPRING AND sUsImEIs Go0D


THE under igred takes leave inform the citizens
city and vicinity. that he IS receipt general
tally requests the favor call. A. ANSPACHER
mills In Main street. next door t. Branch Bank
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CANDIDATES.
FOR AINYOR.

say One dollar ADVANCE, for annsuncin
Candidates
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Putting Down the Germans.

We are not at all surprised at the course Of
the Sheriff in endeavoring to put down the
Germans this election, and keeping off every
German from the Old Line ticket. We should
have been surprised had he done anything
else, for it is well known he declared after last
April election, that the Germans had better
make the most of what they had, as not a
damned one of them should get on the next
city ticket. He has proven himself man
of his word for once, anyhow. Nota damned
one' is on the City Ticket now, and all through
the Sheriff We are not sure but he will pre-
vent, i, possible, any German getting into the
City Council. One of his Irish friends has
already headed Mr., Mentzer, and there is no
telling what the Irish a0iU not do with other
German candidates. The Sheriff's organ ought
to raise the Shamrock at the head of its col
umns at once, or else some emblem to denote
the sham Democracy of the Sheriff and his
editorial tool When the Sheriff and the En-
quirer get the Germans entirely whipped out
or whipped in, we shall let our readers know.
OF There was another election fight in the
city on Friday, and as usual the Walker men
came off second best-his head awfuIly
punched" The strange part the matter is,
that Sanders had no account of it. Gavitt
was not in the fight, but it was veritabe
Walker and 'Dutchman'. If the Germans
refuse to vote for Well, his brother tries to
whip them in. He walked up the wrong pas
senger again.-[ Enquirer.
We notice the above by request The whole
story is a vile fabrication exceptin the single
fact, there was fight between Wells
brother and German. 1t was not an
election fight" 1t had nothing to do
with politics, for the German is a Walker
man-therefore it was no attempt to whip in a
German. That bullying game is only tried by
Gavitt, and it viii prove the poorest game he
ever played. Neither beligerent was hurt, and
they are friends now. We shall correctly re-
port all political fights so far as we can as
certain the facts, but hope we shall not be
called upon to report any more such disgrace
full affairs, as the Sheriff of this county, who
should be peace officer, calling men obnoxious
epithets to compel them to strike him first, then
INDUCING in regular street fights, and escaping
fines because he was first struck!
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For MA isHAI,.

a. H SANDERS: Sir. please announce the of AS
G. JONES eauddatt for Msyr the ensuing eeetion
mh6 MANY VOTERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TErTPERANCE NOT CF

tcesin this place ten cents perlne insertion
20 cents Per line three tme 30 cents line week. dis
count on longer time.
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cThe big Eclipse may be expected down
tomorrow Eaorning, for New Orleans,
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vESrRY NnTICE


At meeting of the members of ST. Pauls Church. on
Easter Monday the gentlemen elected Vest
me- FIR he ensuing year:
CHARLES YIELE. d O. KELLER
CHAt Les BAscocK. PETER SHARPE,
J. G jewell. 2 n. COOK
II @ GWATHMEY. WILLIAM kFRSTENAE,
GEO B. WALKER. mh2j 1t.
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NO EECE.

n . aECEs
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
TINE Board Of Commissioners of the county dsrburgh
II. at clock NJ Thursday the list day May
receive and consider sealed sails building
BNDGE WITH Stone aIUrsENrs over Pigeon Greek, near
COde's MIL. specific the proposed work.
be examined at the oee of the
desirans of bidding for said job.
mh2'-tt WtLLIA N Fl. WALKER A. V.C.
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ENIsHINGs TACKEL.-
n fancy pointed Poles doz fancy Brass Reels;
wi ted Hair Grass and SILK Lines;
! do fanc Cork Floats;
% eco ad Fish Hooks comprising Hated Limerick
Black Fish Trout and River; also al kinds of mmia
mh22 RARC0CK BROS
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CDisONEfs,S INOEEST

a Inquest held before the 18th day of March,
~ 1856 in Union Township the body German
named Nicholas Coughm1n deceased; had blue
mixed satnet check shirt socks
hat; oil hal his possess leather
trunk containing various ticl-s of clothing.
The vordrt of thr that he his death by
blow limb thrown from falling
JULIUS ). CATLETT
mh22-3w Justice OF the Peace
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El4EG.rINN N1n.caCn

NOTICE hereby given that Election will at
tte upper AMI lower Eagiue Houses Ey-
ansv on Moaday he 9TH day of rrl tho
ing o6ces TO wiz; Mayor IL Cluncilmen City Clerk
set"r MARSHAL Treasurer. Assessor School
Trustee: and the John lection
atthe upper EnR'ne Iionse and William II. Bocourt In
peetor at the lower Engine House. By mulon
council WELL II. WALKER
mhI9-te Citv Clerk
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| FFNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
il to their friends. the pablo Evansville and
vicinity that they have determined oren IN
Evansville to be devoted exclusively the
the o. their Line and have appointed Mr. GEO
W MCBRIDE as their Agent who his
with tt business. is perfectly
the details of their operation This arrangement has
made with the sole object facilities
the Express and thereby increase IT'S desraby pub
le-to accomplish which the
will be especially directed
All having business with
call Mr. MnBride, office First
Main alone is authorised to act for
nov2-dtf ALFRED GAITtiFR. Superintendent
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AE%.-Coilins. Lippeneotts 8fanns; casks trace
IA chains. hog and Halter chains for sale by
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BOYS, EXTRA GALE

"a EW style Barege-. Lawns. Ginghams. Chsmbr
and dotted Swiss and Victoria Lawns Jacol
&c. cheap for cash at mhI9-3w@ Hi
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eDsAaA FEET Mill aud Gross Cat VS.; Boring Machines:
" " BIlek and PlasteriAg Fro wells Evansville
hoOi store. mh2l WALDEIRCH
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t0OPER'S F0ORs-A full assortment of Knives
- Paues aud Truss Hoops just reed by j. p
!" eed and Tor sale by WALDKIRCH.
ATniu sfraa hat n
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sPRING TRADE OPEN

VIE subscribers are in receipt stock
Y COMPRISING variet~ and of Mems Wnmen,s
Misses BOYS HoHth's Childrens oo shoes Caters
s5sklns SIpHers &C.. &C.. which they call
Of che trade II goods purchased
from the hrt and most desirable in
markets HENDRICKS & AIcREA.
EirStst Main
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c1SkA DOZ Pocket knives. oIo Pocket Pistols
wv and double Revoiyers lust rec, nv III
press ana Tor sale cheap wholesale and retail nv
mhZt WALDKIR0H, Vain st bet LIST and I'd.
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q 81 Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons Just rec ID by
Il ~ mh2l WAEDKTRCH.
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EETHISKf .-e0bBls Rectided whisky;
NV 20 hf- bills do DO;
5 5bs O.d Bourbon Whisky for sale by
mh25 s. MYERS, Sye.. let. LIT ant Water sts
nIsTERs- At REDUCED PRIcEs.-whOle Cans a.
Ah . z II. GooE & SONS.
ENIHiTE BEANS AND HOdINY-I5 blsL White
w oeansi 40 sacks lIominy. Just c'das
mnz5 ~. COOK & soN'S.
WANTED.
SITUATION by young Book Ksener or Sales
man in d. Goods Clio hing store X fsIepees Zen
both from Baltimore AID Cinei ADDRESS j w
mh25 City Hotel, EvAnsyilie Ind
ADIES-our heeed Caters Opera and Tell SINNERS
mas iust arrived ami are nicer than
mb25 HENDRICKS e. McREA. =
All METROPOLITAN BOOTS-The abovs article mas
just arrived 1t the that gave such raj
faeon LAT sll and spring. fit ith
pair fer Sunday. nb2S HENDRICKS & NcREA
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NEW GOODS.

~ W aGs1V d.
LA RGE and splendid stock Of Dry Goods and
"a opened at HUGHES, where those bargains
had better call mbIe Avs
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ORNAMENTAL rREEs AND sHmUE

subscriber wsuld respectfully inform the
Evansville and adjacent country thar is prepared
ther IN small or large quantities, all the valuable
evergreen and ornamental shruhbery &C..
Western country. $3.50 -
ALso-An excellent of standard and Dwarf
ear frees Cherry. Plum. Apricot. Goosberry Currant
delivered on board of without charge
or the cost OF the boxes tubs ued packing them
Orders by mail respectfully solicited cash geea ref
New Albany. March 7th lssG rnhI3-aw.
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hSS ~ IA Il Is a u NIX BOUTS.
&c DOZ Extra quality Royss Calf sizes fro-
" two years old up to be had HUGHES Cheap T
Goods Store. Main and Second strees mhIs-3w
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men. writing to the New York Courier Z En-
quirer, says:
Brunei, and the other parties interested
in the Levisthan, are also heavily interested
in the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.
They propose to sell in Liverpool, tickets
through to any part of Canada. Their object,
therefore, was to get port sufficiently large
to accept their vessels, and as near as possible
to Canada. Portland, which is connected
with Montreal by the St. Lawrence and At
lantic Railroad Company, affords a suitable
harbor, and from thence emigrants can be i'm
mediately distributed to all parts of the Pro-
vince. You wsuld thus see they would be
going out of their way to run to New York,
and that this experiment is undertaken by
British capitalists solely for British good
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURN 'TURE
Il and Household Effects BY virtue of a
deed or trust, duly recorded, &C, the subscriber
Will Sc at public auction on MONDAY MORN
ING, April 9TH, at 10 O'Clock, at No. 405 street.
between 9th and 7th streets, union Row all the
Furniture and Housekes plug Effects In the said
house, comprising
Handsome suit Of mahogany damask- covered
parlor Furniture, consisting Of two Tete-a
tete Sofas, Arm Chair, Rocker, and Parlor
Chairs
Mahogany Secretary, Whatnot
Card Table Oil Paintings
Window Shades, Vases
Brussels, three.ply and ingram Carpets
Hall and dining room Oil Cloth, Stair Carpet
set OF blue Cottage Furniture
Double and single Cottage Bedsteads, Ward
robes
Mahogany marble-tcp and plain Bureaus
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Lounges
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses
Excellent hair Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes
Walnut extension dining Table Desk
Mahogany Sideboards, Refrigerators
Do breakfast and side Tables
China, Glass and Crockeryware
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons, Clocks, &c.
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Republics.
Terms f: S25 and under cash over that sum
credit Of I, 2 3, and months, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
CHAS. J. QUEEN, Trustee
mar 27-eO&ds ]. C.. MCGUIRE, Auet
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SPRING GOODH.

JOHN H. SMOOT, No 119 South side Bridge
~ street, near High, Georgetown. ID. G. has re-
csived his First Instalment Of SPRING GOODS,
sui ed TO the early demand.
Plain coils all wool Nous de Laines,
Pain Black Silks, al grades,
Plain French Procoles or Cambrics,
White and colorsd figured Brilliantes,
IJO pieces English and American Calicoes,
20 pieces Manchester and Domestic Ginghams,
IS pieces w hite Cambyics and JaconetS,
50 pieces Chez red and Plain Muslins,
IS pieces Richardson and Barkle's Irish Linens,
800 Pieces sof finished Shirting Cotton, I2Kc.
New York, Bates and Wamasutta aIills do,
Heavy bIea h cd and brown Sheeting Cottons,
Toweling, Table Damasks, and Napkins,
Ladi s and Gents Linen Cambria Handkerchisfs
Heavy Osnaburg Prints and Striped Osnaburgs,
Mixed Denims and twilled and plain do.
Also, Whalebone and Manila Corded skirts,
White and slate cOlored do,
with other seasonab.e goods, to which large ad-
ditions will soon be made from the latest arrivals
In New York ard Philadelphia.
Cash and prompt paying customers are solicited
10 call early. omar 81 J.H.S.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS.
IN n ClGH

DEIN6 DESTROYS OF CLOSING OUT
ID our entire stock, in order to makeesN
important changes, we offer octavetTYFT
PIANO, rosewood case, round corner, iron frame,
manufactured by Knabe, Gaehle & Co, Balti-
more, for $500 the regular price Of which is S375
superb 6h octaves rosewood case Piano. manu- t.
Lighte & Newton, New YORK. for s9a5 each
the regular price being $500 each. A superior
Piano, Louis XIV style, beautifully carved, 7
octaves, iron frame, manufactured by kosenfrantz
In Germany, ard used only few months, we
will sell at the exceedingly low price Of $3.50.
The above Pianos q o all warranted, and we
give numerous references in this city Of persons
who have purohas cd Of Us ard are delighted with
their bargains.
We have also second hand Filno fer $50; one
for SS7, and one for S3S.
Also, GUITARS, vIOLINS, ACCOR-
DEONS, FLUTES, MUSIC, &c, &c at the
Fancy and Variety Store Of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
mar Is 300 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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SING ER'S
Improved Sewing Machines.

To which was granted the ighest Award Of
the Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
the Worlds Verdict Of Superiority.
THE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
l. chine has simplined them in m,ny respects,
and they are capable Of executing twice the amount
OF work they did formerly in any given time
They are without question the only Machines ca
pabie Of sewing every variety Of goods perfect; a
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any Of these machines by simple change
OF needle and thread in such a manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will hnd
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as they
are built strOug and durable, and not likely TO
get out Of order
We have machines with guages attached, for
binding hats, cap fronts CATERS, &c.
Silk, Thread, Cotton, Needles, &c, constantly
on hand, at the lowest rates
Persons desirOus Of Information regarding Sew
ing Machines will please address
|. M. SINGER & CO,
1O6 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
N. B.-We are prepared to exchange these ma
chimes for old machines Of any kind Terms lib
erdl. Persons who have been Induced to purchase
inferior machine under the pretsxt Of being
cheap, will and this benefit indeed.
mar 10-u
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CHOICE FRUIT TRSES FOX SALE.
IN 0O0 APPLE TREES, OF EXTR
CRAUNCEY wARRINER,
wATCHMAKER kHD JEWELER,

AND DEALER IN FINE WATCHES JEW.
IA ELRY and SILVERWARE, would respect.
flly solicit the attention OF those who desire q
good article to his choice variety of London, &C.
nevs and Copenhagen WATCHES, selected with
the view Of time keeping and durable qualities
for which suitable guarantee will be furnished
those who purchase.
GOLD SEALS, FOB and VEST CHAINS
FINE JEWELRY, SILVER SPOONS, COB
LET'S, CUPS, FORKS, &c, for ssle at N. York
prices.
Rspeating. Mnsicxi and other WafCY "a Pa,
paired
Also, JEWELRT. &c.
No 37s Pa avenue, between 9Th ano 7th streets
Browns Hotel Building, sign of the
GOLDEN WATCH,
ian 9-3m Washington, ID c.
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SUDDEN DEATH The annual celebration Of
the Friends Of Ireland in New York, which
commenced on Wednesday evening, in honor
of st Patrick's birth day, was brought TO an
abrupt termination by an unexpected and
very solemn occurrence. Whilst the mem
bers were in the midst of their festivities, the
corresponding secretary Of the society, Mr..
John Dougherty, suddenly fell on the floor
and shortly after expired. The literary e1-
ercises were at once stopped, and the ball
which was to follow intermitted. This sad
occurrence caused great excitement among
the company in attendance. 1t is supposed
Mr.. DOugherty died Of disease of the heart.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

BY a. UHEEN, AucuOntef
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON South
III, between 18th and 14th streets, Mt
Aueticn. On MONDAY, the 7th day Of A pril,
l shall sell, at O'Clock p. m, in front Of the
premises, a very handsome Building Lot, 'front.'
being subdivision Of Lots Nos. 3 ard 4, in Square
No 25O, with the improvement, which is a small
frame house.
The above described property is handsomely
located and improving very rapidly In value.
Terms One e-thiId cash balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the
sale. A deed Of trust on the property
mar 27-eodts A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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NEW LEATHER STORE.
1 WILL OPEN TODAY A LARGE LOT
Il Of MOROCCO, and French and American
CALF SKIN.
Also, PATENT CALF SKIN.
A large lot Of Spanish and Slaughter SOLE
LEATHER, for sale cheap by
JOHN c. SHAFER,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 13K SITS.
mar 25-eo3t&
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE

NOR SALE, THE PORTABLE STEAM
II ENGINE, three horse power, locomotive
boiler, with which the presses Of the Star Once
have been run. IL Is for sale because 1t is found
necessary to replace II with an engine Of much
greater power owing to the increase Of demands
on its services. IL can be dispensed with at the
Star Once about the 1st proximo, when our new
and larger engine will be completed. 1t will be
found extremely serviceable for light work, and
will be sold very low mar l2-H
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VAS. C. MCGUIRE, Aucticneer.

Il EState.-By virtue of a deed Of trust to the
subscriber, dated April IL, 1851, and duly re-
corded in Liber J. A. 8, No %, folios AL, 422
4i3, and 42i, one Of the land records for Wash !,
ington county, shall sell at puolic auction, to
the highest bi der, on TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, March 11th, at four O'Clock, on the prem
ises, the whole Of Square No AL, fronting on
south X and l. and 9Th and 7th streets west
Terms One-third cash; the residue In 6, 12,
and 1s months, with interest, secured by a deed
of trust on the premises
All eonveyancIng at the cost Of the purchaser.
HENRY NAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. C. Mes UIRE, Auctioneer.
III TIE above sale is postponed until
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 10th, at 5
O'Clock, on the premises.
HENRY NAVLOR, Trustee
mar 27-eo&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il entered into partnership In the Merchant
Tailoring business, under the styls and n .me of
GEORGE w. BEALL BRO.
Our stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
are entirely new, and We warrant satisfaction to
all who may honor us with their patronage
GEORGE w. BEALL,
JACKSON BEALL,
No. 12O Bridge street, Georgetown.
mar 25TThGS3t
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, oppo.

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, oppo.
site the Railroad Depot, at Public Auc-
tion-On MONDAY afternoon, April 2lst, at \
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Of ori-
ginal Lot No. In Square No. $50, fronting so
feet aYth street and ~ feet II inches on New
Jersey avenue, containing 5,256 square feet of
ground, more or less, with the Improvements,
consisting Of a three-story brick building, con-
pressy for a small hotel, with hot and cold water
and gas throughout the building.
The property is situated on the corner immedi-
ately opposite the Depot, and from its location
offers great inducements to persons desirous Of
engaging In business. 1t was built by the late
John Foy expressly for a second class hotel, who
conducted 1t successfully until, his death.
Terms One fifth In cash; the residue In o, 12,
Is, "a and 20 months, with interest, secured by a
deed OF trust On the property.
For FUR her particulars address Stanislaus Muir
ray, Esq, or the auctioneer.
mar 7-eo&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.