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PARIS CrLEBmrTEs AT THE PRESENT TNE-The yocsip
ing Paris correspondent Of the Boston Post Mritea.

PARIS CrLEBMTIEs AT THE PRESENT TIAE-The goesip
ing Paris correspondent Of the Boston Post wyites
"Paris possesses just Of this moment koa and hoan,
The lion is the CpGnt Alexis 0rlOf whose biography
hGvs seGt you in brief the onne Ia the young Italian
beauty the Countess Casui The excte as much
curiosity the countess admiration be II years OF ace
he brings hopes Of peace and che makes war upon
ble psllsnts. Remarkable Tapprochemenli The Count
Orlof Is something than SIX feet high like bis friend
the late Car hiohoes People have been greatly amused
at his embarrassment upon learning that mock coat would
he rgcur AZ entertainment which be meant 10 honor
he had not quilted his uniform for yoaruniforms 90
eyerywhsre you know in Russa-and he could not bring
hmself to come down to sober black. The matter wa
compromised believe in manner lie IL said 10 10
man Of hercuean strength and many Instances Of IT, dis
play eeouned some Of which would really do credit 20
the American giant One delicate exploit is remarkable
az an act Of poepess he present large BANQUET
somewhere and dnrng the entertainment he overheard
lady guest express her admiration at beautiful bouquet
which ornamened the table The Russians are the most
ciyl people Ia tie world. No sooner was the sentence
uttered an the count reaching forward extroaed tbe
flowers from large vase aud on the pont of present.
ing them to her when be discovered that the stalks
wet aud dripping from the water which had been
placed for their preservation lie quietly took rich and
massive oov2r ofUmaH from the service before him and
with hardly perceptbe effort rolled II into bouuus hold
err and placing the flowers therein CALAMITY offered them
his neghbor The count has given Louis Napoleon four
upeb horses from the Ukraine and he praises the French
army, particularly the Zouaves ia the highest terms lie
euopzes Louis Napoleon daily forgetting doubtless the
sights which bis former master the Gar NichoIas de-
lighted to impose upon his bon ami whom he would not
admit into The fraternity of monarchs"
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ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Aucaoneer.

Hy J. q. MCGUIRE, Auoaoneer. ....
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, OPPOSITE THE RAIL
road depot At public aucoaon Monday afternoon, april 2st
a O'Clock premises original lot No.
d la rausre No. g3D onug 30 and n feet II
avenue contsiring 52s feet Of
ground with consisting Of three
building, containing all twenty good arranged
expressly Cor small ho with hot and cold water and through
the Building. ..... 8. ...
The properly situated on the corner Immediately Opposite
pot crest Inducements de-
engaging u built by the late John Foy
expressly hotel, who conducted II successfully
until hts death.
Terms one-dh cash the g. 10 49, a. ard 70 months
with interest, secured " the property
further particulars address stanslaus Nanay ohs
auctioneer. JAS. 9, MCGUIRE, y
Mar ls-eosds Auc,ionesr,
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Complimentary Benefit 10 Miss Clara Keaa.
wAsnsoros, March 20, 1855.
m'LLE CLARA KrAS National Hoei w.. .. sr .g.. .m.
Many Of your friends and sincere admirers very
favor the citizens Of washington and he eosepans with
renewal Of The deshf concert which had pleasure
Approaching, do your artistic aents,' which e,ce
your excellence by oe'ng this complimentary tesmoS
Z ssTs e sss sea
Ss S a s. e .ls WD r %si E Florence
W H. Topping, U osH R Rnin. SSS''"S'
John II. sersptop Lewis Pliu
nj. Eepdig, Hon. Henry A. Edmundson
Lieut. Gibson U. g. A., J. NJ. LoneT, n. ID. ...
James d. Stevenson,
NAT.oS't Hort;
GrSrLEMES: have your complimentary date,
beg 10 state that intention this
anticipated your request Bus, he pleased
ana boy s @f s.uo ss sq ssa aag
great pleasure to perform Nj, L. w. GOtesks composition,
requested limitation OF the Bsnjs,
am, gentlemen, youI obedient servant, ~
HOu. Thos a. F,eJenes W. D. Topping esq w D. waIach,
erq, G, a. Barnard, esq, aud others.
Carusi's Saloon.
Poriiiooly ns Last NrAL
COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL,
At the request Of prominent citizens and ve of Wash
insion
MILE CLARA KEAN,
Assisted by
MR.. CAMoEEs,
win glvshrp
SECOND AND LAST GRAND CONCERT,
Consisting Of selection Of operate gems, ballads Se
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH as, 1855.
NJ,
J. G. foertseh Pianb
PRoGRAMME-PART FIRST.
Grand Duet tfoG, hands. S%I CD Dc sSsygS sehuon
Dust--La oi darsm ia aano, tDon sovanDol. Mozart
Csvatna-ts view these scenes charming (som-
c:mosr Bsini
sssaa and CsyStna' Enani" dy .......... Verdi
Clara Kean.
so'o-Pa'o-"o0d'aI po Sn pa.r..n 'Ae
BaresIo;lo-salls popVa del milo Rrs, Ola prgiOni
@S0'n00's''' Mr. csao.n.. h'''
Barad-vOaHs Agnes Ora D,.yoo, Aub'r
aroicpqus Fantasis-by request. american sksich)
Introducing Go,scbak's celebrated Imitation of .
Ci.rS Kcsn
Dusu-on nsld Glory, lDslsauo) pOniretd
Clara Ksun and Mr. CamOons.
PART SECOND.
oavi'Inea-rma merry z%ss,. Grown Di'moOd' Bale
D''"-'''" cisfa Kssn and Nj. Gsnto,ns.
man 'Hs n' ''s Mr. G.nsen:.
sorrnadosw'ct Love arise H'nrion
Comic Duesns Kan 1' ,"s ", smc.n.
Scotch Balsd-cOnin' tnro, The -
7sOns-coms Brothers, sFoe.s. Henry Russell
ssOns-oslumSia, the ssS .r'ss Ocean ---
Due,tsenty sirhs the Breeze. Glover
Clara Kean and IN. Csmosns
10 National songstar spansied Banner....
Clara Kean.
Prices adms.ioni Single tickets family tickets to
gentleman and ladies' a. be had Davss
Hbuss music stores Taylor Asurs bookstore National Ho
Tel, and AT the door ms..... a.........r
Doors open AZ at O'Clock. -
y. widows,
Business Agent.
piano this Chckernss kindly
loaned BY R. D.vis, e,q ...... ~.
Mar 2-n
The public respectfully informed that
MILE SARAH FELIX,
sister Of Mile Rachel, and
MISS FANNY MoRANT,
Assisted by eminent artists, will give
GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY soIREE
Al osnus,. s,Lees the asth March, 1856,
which viii dramatic ressnss, In English and
French with vocal and Instrumental music.
particular small bins and future advertisements
March 9i-fnH
l.. Il. Middleton, ...
Dealer lee.
OBce and depot southwest sOrser and I9'h Streets
Feb 07-semif
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LAReF sUrFLiEsThc Buffalo Republic says there are
100000 bushels of wheat and more than 10000 bar.
res Of -four now In that ciya quantity larger than ever
before known at this season Of the year
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Mr.. Eyerett's Address in Aid of the Purchase
.a" OF Mount Vernon.

H. EVERETT. by invitation Of residents
III liver address on TIE Charaeer Of Washington
OF the Smithsonian Institution evening
March ~ The proceeds arising from the sale tickets VIII
wholly devoted 10 aid in the OF Mount Vernon
Taylor H. Famham, Taylor Manry, and NJ Morrison
tho National, Wizards Dexer Browns Hotels
There will be tickets cold The
numhe of tickets will be limited capacity The
@ +. . T. ...a .s. !. n
The lecture will O'Clock exactly The doors Of
the hall will be opened at O'Clock. .... III y.
By direction Of the committee OF arIang emenlg.
Mar Odd 49, NJ
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ny >. @. MCGUIRE. Apo,Ioneer.

ts =. 70 HtfTNFEkFi NHNFFUHNNE'
VRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TYOn Monday PeTnoon, March 3lst az ~ ocnck on The
premises the ubscnbers by virtue Of deed Of trust om Jo pm
Davis w dated May bth, 1884, and dpk re-
1berI 81 os 403 40A, 49, one OF the land
Washington viii sell 81 pube ancon % the
si beginning for The at The cerner q .aa SQUAT
running line n Tenth Heet west eiee
thence I'll feet aud sou ~ feet tces,
Louisiana and thence along said avenue
the MACE beginning together with the improvements which
threesory bdck buidng occupied al present a.
prinnT Office, -.
Terms ae residue IN and 10 months for
satisfaction Of the trustees and bearing Interest
M ibp terms OF compiled with within Eve
hsep0er The trustees the right RESELL the
U.s. " 'a VIM w. WARD,
a ...a ]. Y. DAVIS,
#" Trustees.
JAS. q. Mcguire,
Mar ls-sod&ds ... Auctioneer
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OF Virginia.
The organ built for St. Patrioks Church used
for the first time Sunday morning last It Is highly
spoken Of by all who heard il, ~ . .....
Ma EvERETr.-we have already had the pleasure make
consented TO deliver In this city his mastery Grafton the
Lie and Character OF Washington" the condition that
All the money received from the sale tickets should the
und Tor the purchase Of Mount yernonhe himself refusing
course 10 receive reccmpense whatever, the
Rahcaon OF obgng the public aud Of contributing to the
Interesting object 70 which the proceeds TO be applied
an OBJECT with which pleased think that his generous
patriotic labors in its behalf will nsepsraby associate
his honored name. ...... .a.. .. ..... :. .. Il.
An advertisement in this mornings paper announces that
the Grafton will be delivered Thursday evening
tickets VIII be limited to the number of persons who
De conveniently seated in the
aon VIII commence punctually at the hour appointed
National Mtelhgencsr.
We are quite that the citizens of Washington will not
fail to second the efforts OF Mr. Everett in the accomplish
ment oil the desirable object he has in view. .
Inc complimentary benefit rendered to Miss Clara Kean
and accepted by that charming vocalist place this
ming at Carusis Saloon by referring advertising
columns 1t will be that the provided for
the occasion are of highly attractive character.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE-Mr. Forrest was greeted last
evening by full and fashionable house. and with degree
oil enthusiasm which his presence fails inspire He
appears this evening in the character of Hamlet
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BY II Ell II q X A PHI .
Slip Dsstro4ea bl an Ieebera.

New YqnK, March 24.-The ship John Rutledge, from
Liverpool for New York, the 10th of January into
an iceberg and much damaged cause her to be
abandoned The passengers and took boats One
OF these boats which had contained teen souls was
picked the 2sth by the ship Germania (Which ar
rived here Sunday) with sailor alive The rest had
died of starvation. The four other had pulled for tho
Gulf stream The ship John Rutedge had I2o
and crew Off at the time of the disaster She
sured for S7000 and had cargo tons of merchan
disc, which was probably insured in Europe.
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A prize Of ffty dollars
for the best original tale not to occupy less than twenty
columns Of the Examiner about City pages Of fooscap 10
ordinary rriting The manuscripts will be submitted to
a competent committee and their decision published
Should any other of the tales in the editors opinion be
deemed worthy Of publication in The Examiner the writer
will be furnished with the paper for five years free Of ox-
pense
This proposition will remain open until the first Of May
1856
Writers may enclose their names in separate envslope
which viii not be opened uptl tho decision Of the
mittes shall be made known ......ar ss..M.
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Markets..

NEW YORK, March 24.-Flour is improving-sales of
1000 barrels-good Ohio, ST 81; southern, IS rs So
Wheat is frmsale Of 1000 bushes-southern red 81 20
southern white 81 &c. Corn ia improvng-sales of
busheswestern mixed, GO cents. Pork has deonedsaes
of 200 barrelsmess SIS 81 Beef langndsales of 100
barrelsChcago repacked sl3 rs. Lard is rm-sales of
zoo barrels at oA cents Whisky has decnedsales of
500 barrels at 20 cents.
BALTIMORE, March A-Flour is firm at Sc rs for Howard
and City Mills. Sales red wheat at AS 81 So
and white at 81 So 81 49, Corn activesaes of 600
bushelswhite, 81 So cents, by weight; yellow, 81 81
cents by Provisions du-mess pork, SIC
SIG 23 baconsides, "a 94 cents shoulders s, cents
hams, IL l2k cents Nothing doing in lard nomnally,
10 10. cents in barrels, and l0A IL cents in kegs
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TO SOUTHERN WRITERS.

The editor Of the Examiner, columbia, South Carolina
desous Of ensnR the aid Of southern literary talent in
his enterprise offers to those who may be disposed 10
-.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Among the guests at Browns Hotel is Ex-Governor Floyd
OF Virginia
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Ne.o YORK. Chief Of Police.

New foRK March A.-The commissioners in the case of
the chief of police have unanimously decided that Mr. Mat
sell was born in England but that his father natural
lied during his sons minority and that the chief therefore,
is American citizen.
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The organ built for st. Patrioks Church used
Tor the first time Sunday morning last. It i highly
spoken of by all who heard il, . . .....
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Astor Place Hotel.

Aston Place Hotel.
THIS Hotel, No. 7 Broadway, between Wavery Place and
Eighth street. thorough
aud mpfovomen and s now reopened by W IisH son,
reception Of u u deemed Of the hnes
Broadway either for permanent traosent bosrdsrs
w, J. PIsH h SON, PROPRIETOR.
Feb 23--dswim
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MILE MANNERS, Psrisienne, who speaks Engiish,
vi having central location, she will c0ntnus
the French and spsnh languages and ais"
Italian ladies and gentlemen, private In classes
her residence that Of the scholars.
10Th st., No. 45i, between and srests
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Prices admission Single tickets so family tickets
admit ladies' ~,
music stores Tsycr ssurys bookstore, National
te, aud The door a..... III ......
Doors open at7i concert commence O'Clock. -
r. wIDDOWs,
Business Agent
The piano sssd this occasion Of Chckernss kindly
loaned by R. DAVE, etq. ..s ... .......
Mar 25-n
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MRS mAHER. Of ~ IL street and Pen syl
Ill vania avenue and comfortable rooms TO let with
without board. Day and transient bosfde can DC hecoo
dated reasonable terms.
Mar ls-d3t'
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Tue UNIVERSITY or NORTH CARoLlNA-Itis stated that
the Rev. Dr. Fuller Of Baltimore has been invited by the
senior class by unanimous vote deliver the yaledictO-
ry sermon at the next commencement lin place Of Arch
bishop hughes declined and that Matt W. Ransom esq,
the late attorney general has consented to deliver the
nual address before the literary societies
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THE GENTS DErAnrm rur.

Especially selectnl IN, this market md
s"a''H"lsah W. hn 'hs BEST workmanship,
a"d latest style, comprising, suits nj
t"Fd fsss'''tattas suits ri Checked
Ma'se'les, suits II Elack italian tln'h
Me''"". E"ap"", a"d Alpaca f"a.s
Pants
Brow" Linen, Din nl,,"lhe, sly Ies ri
sunni ~ t"a's and Pants Fanny Linrn
D','l IN t'attn'ns and NY The yard Under
Garments IN linen mud Cotton SILK
M"sl'" f'av,'s, Ialf Hose '.oves.
Panama Hats, tt,aw Hats IL, Young
Amet,ca
Apeca' atlantic" is paid ~ our custom
ers 4, from the variety ii "''t stuck ta,
lnct ~ is IN all casns assured Ut
arfi ! SIMON h 70
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M ATER tisterns. D,iplets aud Ewets
w oval. "etag"" aud eolotesl Hall Lamps .
eoa,u.lled Stew t'a"s. block tin sod iron
Sauce Pans. turned brass Preserve ket.
ties. csst iron aud ea,then Apitt"ns! oval,
.u,,a,e and Gothic Walters. sa've,s and
lea Trays LAMP t'lol'es. .''m,net. and
Wick rich cense, table French l)"stets ;
common Yankee ditto; co,u,,on, !, w"o,len.
Furnished. U,ittenia and silve, pIated Ia
hle cast"ts. At MnrtaN n Huorrr.
may5. Church street,
W..s,st-" Ware. sa.a"s.,s. tss".pse., 80.
HAND Nto"p,s, W'sp. Hearth. U"'sa.
III White wash. Marking. Hc,"hhi"g, Cub
well aud Paint brushes Ch"sns Reeis !.
Nu'tat Dashers Towel nolle,s: butte,
STAMPS; W""'en sl"oos. Salad F",Ls
womle" Pals. Pigg;".. t'e'|at Tubs.
Water and Well nmLa's. C"e" p;ppete
Wash boards: W""', s"""vs. Trays, Fails.
DC MONJAN h NutuET.
maya Church street
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I1br Ss<sgssssc ItsrAssrc,

I ETTEua rATEHv ron TtIE UNITED STATES
1 ,-o., ,,.,.,,, A.. A ,,tt,1t s,,t
10 Has,hes street Nov ORLEANS undo, tbe ,,a4a
If bee l. iehI t., !. furn..a f., burning won,
aud UAsiAFsE
The F,rna.n combine, tho f,tI. vim ,.,.i,t;s,
as fully r,nvah Ia taking m
tl.TE " ,,Ht,,.u yitE ri, HuHuy s,rsu.,f
lat IL works eut;,s,y ky . natural a,a..t,
aud without the aid II -, ui,va,
vi IT SAINT, ,ns NJ, u,. IA ,,,,s -, attn, ,,
IN the ,,t.,,., ''''''
III IL nave, ,nnu;,es n e,.,,...e :, + H.. mil, :,
Il, W ~ =, shes ,leo ,naI M,
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OVTsIrrla I'1Oslsyvc.

WE nave just 's,s'ps'' 'Ii,se' I'","
w tho west the following .,iins NJ,
Western r,"'lme, which Ne will sell low.
FnN tAsu
1000 lis Dried I!arf lf'a- is's H'antD
&. . Gases l:eef Ionguns. ID d.
ROO Lbs bologna sansasa Il" IL"
1000 lbs. New Dried Apples
Fe,ti"s Cherry VALLEY Dairy Butler,
% bids. To dn Roll d.
~ E"ses 10 IL, Cheese
~ no Fose's Starch
VI Kegs ptiun New Lard lDav,ss E,'.b
10 hall bhls New Mess l!naf ln d.,
1DhO ls IN 4, H., Il, ,l,
!, Kegs Zig Faat. ~, do
1000 lbs New s. &. Hams, tlIn1lali a.e)
100 sacls E,an.
81 hhls Flour.
100 bile tnisioes
INV" woul,l call llr attention III lhc
public v" the ahove a,irlas--t they a,e sill
haw aud fresh. mud a,e tho hest that ean ln
bought IN this city
ms'liy A MONJAN X BRO.
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Selling off at Cost.

I. COLDMANN, Offers at original cos,
prices. h,s entire stock 1T WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELkY. CUTLERY, aud
FANCY ARTlCLE.S--to make room 10,
new supply.
Pcts""s IN want ol anything IN his
line, cannot do better, then to call on him
~ he will soil without reserve, but only
ic< CASH,
Tmeonnnn GninMAnn,
Matchmaker and .JewsiIcr,
mn'll-H. Harvey House.
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1.,ss,.s .cr ~ ,s..,,cct, Prices.

'INtE Undersigned having completed and tried
J. his Saw Mills situated on his plantation about
a's miles h"tn town. n nav prepa red Ia MI ~.
ders that may m entrusted tn His care, At ct rrr
rent cheaper than can he furnished Ivy tho baton
Rouge mills.
a" orders l"ft at tho "fiice of John Il. Dufroe.,,
Notary Public. on Lafayette street will ic prompt
" attended 10.
~ tfdesresi. lumber wth ha ,leltve cred in town
At ,"as""ahle prices for harsng. for the acco,n,no
dalton IT those who Il" not haul G,r thr,nselves
May.2M u. NJ. PIERCE.
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nOnr nrAt,
"At"" ao""s A." Cust"s r,.ss H"." C""r.s,.

nAtos Mouae AsW tttstus =, sss Ho.n t'u~r.sy 1
M',,h 12i. lshG
"Hes.'re''. That rail- NJ 1--WE TIC, eent NJ Vie
"ar'tss stock he '"a,le. paya'te M the 4th DAY
y. June tahG
The st""kh"dota NJ The Hatop Hnuge and Uli".
W" t'a"k R""d0"'"pany. NE notified shat pay.
'"s"s ~ ave per "a"s ~ the capital stuck ~
per share. hss hea" allah ". ~ rat tha above
resolution. payable y" The 4th ~ June ne.A, ~
the c"""t'"g t""n ~ n NJ Wa.s e a., nat,n
tn'gn. Nv "s'le. ~ The lizard A. ~ ntiNN
A. Wa,,.,,t., Heetetaty President
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CAPITOL CHEAP HTOKF'll
Il rECONOMY AMI TASTE In
GRACE,
Tese ""'l Gteg""'e. MI s""s,".I.
~. Hj,ssDla r. lO.

IHEHF ~ NOTHING. II r,otn ,,ul,,
ta"'e ~ Ibis community 'ha" l., tr',,.v
w''"'e !" get. PERFECT IlIS. II suit
bio l"''es j. SIMON H. 90 hlleI will
#"'n"''t",4 Ike philanthropy. wa'dd '"s
lef'''''y Ittact tho weary twill. be,u;
h"nh"ssnd) pe"ps. ii his ,.o,eSl rla,."
'" 'h"'' establishment, opl"s,e the r4.I
niIen whe,n the
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Ntw advertisements.
NSW aHHirat--DHExs t,OoDx

Ar rNE PHILADELPHIA CHEAp sroNt.
uST received BY steamer Grenada, an
= either assortment 81 the above goods con.
"'s''ng "f Striped Black Challey, nla,n
plaid \ str',wd black bssreges, plain 4 III.
"'ed fancy cold. Challeys in drc.. patterns.
plain \ t'ouncc. Barregrs, Organizes Jaco.
nets aud Swiss Muslin. Al.,, a beautitu,
"s.", tmrnt Of trimmings ribbons, Sc, all Of
which are bought at auction AM will he
sold at very low prices. may q.
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.Vrsr spring NyOsls.

NAVE. n"w IN sto,e a beautiful seIar-
] fi"" 81 New sr.i"g Dress topds. e"n-
s's'i"g 81 Rich Fl"noeed Marriages. Gtena
dimes. Silk Tiss''as. O,ganl,s. JacLoneis
Lawns, ani Printed t,inons-=- white g."rls
~ all kinds. together with a FILL line "l
staple gos"ls VI III kinds IA whirh !
would respectfully invite Tho attention II
tho public generally.
tnat5L w " PHILLIPS
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JAS. y. uAlKD.EY.

fOod ~ 81" Il of y. w. Q"Darows.
7" RESOLVED I" keep the la,ges.
] and ","st varied assortment Of
BOOTS aud SHOES, HATS andy "
CAPS, !" this city Ladies. Gents aud
Ch'ldte"'s e"tees. shons, slirpo,s. ste
Ito will soil NJ the vory lowest each r,,cns.
and invites tho public to call and asa,n,,,a
his stock heI"tn purchasing else whats.
n7-Frcsh receipts from tho No,she,n
M"""fart"rins every week. S'o,n an la
iayettr street. ianoov
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VIE LADIES Of baton Rouge, arc re-.
1 spect'nlly informed that Miss Guild,
rs now at the Harvey House. where shc
proposes to teach the elegant art " en-.
hrn'dery. Also new style oi cutting and
fitting dresses, mantillas. etc, bv an un-
c,t'ng chart OF her own invention called
The Crystal Pslacr Chart This is the
only systematic rule for cutting ladies'
d,ess's Miss Guild, may be seen at tho
lls,ney House.
may off
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EMEHOIDr RlrD

F,m'd theniset's aul SlenVes IN loots
Rich t"i pm" ia"e to'la,e y s,ea' var
iety ~ Sill and t,a,e Man'elles EmhA
'a""net Bands, vnty rich Fnh'd Ladies
H""Ate""e's Emb'd skirts. nnni
~, Tor Skirts larse variety II sir
va'as"'s Fans, silk Gloves ani fi"
MAJ. K,
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STATE or Parish ri
Fast Baton Rougc--Sixth judicial Dis.
trict Court~-FaANcts pntl,.,rs. w. GRO.
v. TnuonAu II ]. w. BnowN, and al
No. t7lO
RY VIRTUE If writ Of Il "a, issued in
- the above entitled and numbered cp,,sc.
and directed 10 tho Sheriff oi tho Parish 81
Fast Baton Rorgc, from the Hon. Sixth Jn-
dicial District Court, in and for the Parish
asu' State aforesaid; hive seized and will
oHer ut Public Sale in front Of the Court
House door, Of said Parish, in the City of
Baton Rouge, on
saturday the 7th day of June. lx3O,
Mt 4 o'clock a. M, nil the right, title, in
tcrcst and Claims oi the defendants, !. W.
Brown, in and to the property hereinafter
set forth. and described, tn wit
Lots No. 4. 7, 5 and 6, in Square No ~.
together with all the buildings and i'm
provcmcnts thereon.
Surrendered by J. W. Brown, defendant,
to pay and satisfy the Judgment, interest
and cost in the above entitled and number
cd cause.
Tcrms or Sale,
CASH, with the benefit Of appraisemcnt.
May 9Th. THOS +. HERNANDEZ,
Deputy Sheriff.
TVODACCO-8Ob boxes MAC AND.MAC Tobacco.
L just received and for sale by
APPS JOSHUA BEAL
NlIOOR-70 barrels OHIO just received and for
i sale by
apps JOSHUA BEAL
CLEAR BACON SlOES--5 casks just recciv
" ed and for sale by
apes JOSHUA BEAL,
CLARET AND WHITE vVINES-sn
" casks just received and for sale nv
APPS JOSHUA BEAt
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Grr0f rMrtctU
MILLINERY H. FANCY GOODS !
lara sEv-spr scts eueET.

IN AhAMN v MAINE, ralts The attention ~ 'he
w 'ad'"s "fFa,t s"i was, nas"n nr"ge. =" The
sa"t, That she has ',"w. n va,v ta,ga md va,;eI
st""h INFANCY uOuls, e,,.h, an,np neatly evo,y
Article asked f,t IN THE tine. Tie, at"t has bae,
se'e"'e with great ea'a, Ia hast, el fashi""ahla
ahe 10 Determined !" cell at law figure ~, rash,
tr5tu