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Ue6 Orleans 9aillp Crestent.
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Has circulation which desirable medium for adver
Users As FAMILY PAPER It crcuates largely, reaching
many hundreds homes ut early hour and being read
before approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family may be advantageousy published in its
columns.
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advance. Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isiana, Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama Texas and other
States presents favorable mode to advertisers of making
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Crescent Job ONCE.
9 is "a ES II &c, h E . B ~
ROCK AVN I0R pprMTFpc

Q IL r. E X rR, II II = IL N ,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
No. 10 Camp street, New Orleans, La.
The above Establishment having fitted up with large
and extensive assortment of PLAIN and ORNAMENTALJOB
TYPE PRESSES prepared execute every variety Of
BOOkS AND .yOFs xa42Z.aTx.X4ytS,
SUCH As
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, ms. POLICIES,
BILL HEADS, BILLS LADING, BRIEFS
CkECKS, CIRCULARS, CARDS,
DRAT RECEIPTS, MANIFESTS, STEAMBOAT BILLS
BLANK NOTES. DRAFTS, etc, etc,
and in fact every description Of
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in the best style Of Typography satisfactory prices
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Type, carefully selected with especial reference printing
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, etc, patrons rely having their
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WINES, Liquors, ETC.-Messrs. karstendiek &
Co.. Nos l0 lO3 los and lO7 Tchoupoula street. have
store large foreign and Wines liquors.
baecos and cigars which they offer the Lowest rates
See their advertisement.
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If the Advocate is disposed to perform an act of
justice to causelessly slandered city, the foregoing
statement will be promptly transferred to its columns
We do not see anything furherin the article Of the
Advocate that demands republication at our hands We
have no taste for controversies that partake in any
manner whatever of individuality, even when put
forward in courteous STYLE So far our journal is
concerned it must stand Or fall on its own merits. 1t
belongs to, and is exclusively controlled by its editors
and never will become the mouth-pece or organ Of
any clique Or faction, while it will ever advocate or
oppose principles Or measures in its own way. We
have, however an ambition to become an independ-
ent organ of the people and the commercial commu-
nifty and we can assure our friends, including the
Advocate, that our ambition is in a rapid process of
realization AT all events very well satisfied,
and being SO, no one else has right to complain.
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VB'iNcf's Canadian B'el.1niftsqe.

In the fruit season, children, almost without exception
less annoyed and emtehcd by During the
and fall, therefore, every child cNhbir: signs
by complaining pain and the stomach or
bowels, should immediately take
WINEK'S CANADIAN yERMIFCGE.
7: will afford Icli" once and II the disease should
ply indigestion morbid condition o the rowels arising
from other the nperut Alternative properties
Of 'hc NcrmilnEe will p:odIcr Tie happ,es results
ETY~Be particull and remember the rlnc Wnr1 Cana.
dian Ncrnitugc This the only article that lie rpcuch
Remember this. For sale New Orleans wholesale and
retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Ill 2r&rolklW u lu! III C:eyreS st.
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H ATS, CAPS, etc.

Fl a L S IS, ETC..
AT WHOLESALE,
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fry
Cashmere Panama, cghor, Straw Palm Leaf Ntsicsn s4
Wool HATS, the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & co,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine s1r4et
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Southern E'v.'.,it,yre Eg'ayel.oon,.

Southern Furniture g'oa'eEOonss
CHARLES y. STEWART,
1t Nos. III und l13 Canal street, Ne,r OrleGns
Has ns: received TIL r,,vaflc1Fy stock ii
splendid MAHOGANY AKMOIHS and hi:DSTEADs i'll ad-
dillon o his hitherto lHrre lock "
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING ia :s line Of b3.iuts Parties
wishing anything in his line will inl their advantage 10
give linn call before pure hlsir. elsewhere.
CHARLES 4. STEWART,
II 22j'GItW III AMI liz Canal s-rcn
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Mes, lt9, III a@d TIC CAar.res street,
New Orleans.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-01-19
INcENplE A Observation-Disclosures D

INCENDlE A VERMILLoNyILLE.-N ap-
prcnons que l'ecurie de Nj. John Rigues de
VcrmiIlonviI.e, a etc reduite en- ccndres mar.
di dernier, vers s heures du soir. On croft
generalement que c'est Peuvre de la NAL
veillance. .... a.. ..s.-. . ry
Au moment de l'incendie, le Cirque de
Rosston & Manahan repr6sentalt en- ce vii.
luge. Trois chevaux de l'arene ct piusieurs
de wagons, appartenant cette Compagnie,
ont peri dams les fatnmes. Six ou huit au.
tres ont etc plus on mons dangereusement
brtlIes, ct sont ainsi mis- hors usage pour un
certain temps. i.
Comrne rapprochement nous rappel'erons
que l'annee passGe, vers cette epoque. .ci, ct
alors que la Menagerie de M. Mabie repre-
sentait dams ce meme village, lhotel et pe.
curie de NJ. Rignes ont etc reduits en- cen.
dres de fond en- coinble.
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MESSAGE DU PRESIDENT
Concitoycas du Senat ct de Ia Chanbrr dee Repr{-


Concitoycts du Seaat ct de Ia Charr5rr dss ReprS-
SentdnS
La Constitution des Etats-Un orlonne que le
Congress s'assemblera annueIlement lie premier
uudi de decembrs ct il est d'habitude que 10 Pre-
sident n adresse ancune communication publiqae
au Senat ct la Chambre des Representants, JUS
qua quill ait recu avis qus sont prets la rece-
yoir J'a ditfere Get usage jusqua 10 fin du pre-
mer mois de la session; mais lie sentiment de mes
devors ne me pernet pas de differer plus longtems
Accomplishment de l'oblgation prescrite au Pre-
sident par la Constitution "dinstruire lie Congress
de la situation de 4 Union, ct de lui recommander
teiies measures quill jugera necessaires ct oppor-
tunesn
Nous avons suiet de nous feliciter de ce que Ia
Repubhqus avance tranquillement dams une car
rere de prosp6rite ct de paix. eS
RELATIONS ErRANGEEEs.-- AMERIoug CRNrRaLE
Bien que des relations d'amitiG continuent aex-
lister entire les EtatsUnis ct toutes les pnissaAces
etrangeres il existe avec quelques-unes d'ektre
eies de graves questions qui peuvent requerr Fat
tenton du Congres
De ees questions, la plus importante est celle.qui
snrgi des negotiations avec la Grande- -Bretagne,
felntlvement pAmeriqne Centrale.
fafla convention conclae entire les deux gouveT-
nements, lie 10 aYrl 1850, les deux parties avaient
sonseau que !" aucune d'ees ne devrait jamais oc-
super, iortlher ou cooniser lie Nicaragua, Costa
nS nsa, - cote de Mosquito ou aucune partie de
eIlque Cenfraie-nl assumer ou exercer au-
ss S aomiaatlon sur ce teTriteren
ros;a; ;aa;sohcluant &c trate les Etats-Un;s avaient
t,ssaent comprisq que toas les Etats actuelsde
terr;to;,a asplbllque de pAmerique Centrale etse
snner de chacan de ces Etats louiraient
dsnx sa.. aas une complete independence que les
man;s patles 6 commentaries s'engageraient dune
aisalefe egale es egalement absoI1e pour lie pre-
s-a.a avenF que 81 Pune ou Paatre await un
t.os t. qaeiconque reclatner dams pAmerioue Gem
s.as, g uEoit ct toute occunatnn ~ anta,;tS III;
serve II decouler 6taient abandonnees sans re-
op,suapaa pa1 es spulations de Ia conventon.-enfin
a. ans sss eonlnation ne serait desornais exerc6e
Caaee sssuniee dams aueune partie de- - A,nSrione
Etata G soit par IA Grande Bretagne. soft oar les
relss;,s ousefaement consentit ces restrictions
FnSc;sea un pays Oh nous ayions tles intersts
ae III y partlculiers dams la seule CONVICTION
Aicu'es restrictions devenaeut obligatoires
ktS cat.a 'ene ems pour la Grande- -Bretagne Neit
a. manleEe de comprendre la portge ct ,efFet
par nous : aatait lamais etc conciae
tation stait 81 claire AZ Il art aa
peponaa III 9ue, asns y correspondence eehaneee i
as = ratification de II conyeution. III fnt
ns,;o. dit que iaccor,l rnutei AZ ron
aon ne sappliquerait mas StshI;.s..t ss., -;
nss ae Belize. cetse spsccat;o
= lat que, en- yertu de traitSs sesass;sl
gns ss.ss sonverains do PAYS Is Issata
~ ODsenu concession dl droitde conpeF de
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MORT arI6.-Nous annoncons avec regret 10 mort
prematm6e de N. Francois Gillet, bien connu dams
cete Paroisse II parait que le Ter de ce mois, un
des ours les plus frods que nous ayons encore eu
malheureux persste vouloir Sc rendre pied chez
I'm voisn nono3sant lie temps glacial ct leg chemns
humides. LIE lendemain matin, soft lie resutat de
recelches soit par hasard on Ia trouve transit de
frod ct presque inanime pres dune barriere, Oh le
floid Iavat saisi doute, ct d'o1 navat pu
relever. Transporte imm6diatement chez un voisin,
des soas empresses lui furent prodgues; mais tout
fnt en- vain; il mourut pendant la mutt suivants.
Get accident est arrive 4 pAnse aux Pailles.
N. Glet etait Franeais, ct habitat Ia Louisiana de-
puts vingtane dannees, pendant lesquelles il a
etc atache la redaction de plusieurs journaux en-
traures la Gazette des Opelousas, ct au Cr6oze, de
st. Marlinuie, ct CONNIE instuteur, soft aux Alta
kapas, soft en- note raroisse. II etat age denyiron
52 ans
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Changcnmcnlt de EDOmiciEe.

E DR.. PLATE transfer6 son domicile ct
- - son Office Rue Landry, pres de chez lie Juge
oVerton ct en- face du marchand L. Brotte.
En- outre des services ordinaires de sa profession
ie Dr. continue a s'oecuper des maladies de la
bonche ct des dents ainsi que de la pose des dents
artlhclees ct de tout qu constitute Fart du Dem
tlste. Son travail dams cette branche, est garanti
ct execute d'aprss les procedes les plus nouyeaux
ct approuvees.
Les dents arifcees ne sont pas settlement un
ornement, elles retabissent la voix dams son etst
naturel ct surtout servent la mast6cat 81 in
dispensabe la sante.
LIE DR.. PLATE visitera Washington une fois la
semane.-Prx moderes.
Opelousas. Jan. 10Th, 1856.
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Intervention de lExecutif federal. Celia ne pouvait
6tre que dams lie d'opposton la loi tederale
de resistance organsee la loi teritorale assumant
lie caractGre dune nsurrecton que, 81 ellie eclatait,
mon devoir serait de combattre ct de eupprimer
promptemcnt. Jaime esperer, dependant, que
Occurrence de tout evenement aussi facheux sera
empGch6e par lie bon sens du peuple du Terrtore.
Possedant par lois orgauiques lie droit dc deter
miner ses propres institutions domestiques, il doit,
tant quill conduit pacifquement 6tre libre dams
rexsrcce dc droit, ct protege dams ouissance,
sans Intervention de la part des citoyens daucun des
Etats.
La ligne de frontiere du sud de ce tcrritoire ma
amas etc relevee ct etabie. Lextension rapide des
Establishments dams cete region, ct lie ait que Ia
route princpale entire Independence, dams rEtat du
Missouri, ct lie Nouveau-Mexique, est contiguG hectic
Iigne, suggere la probabite que des questions en-
barassantes de jurdction puissent s'elevsr Ell con-
sequence. Pour considerations ct quelques au-
tres, js reconmande ce suet votre prompte atsen-
=
FRANKLIN PIERCE
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INSTITUTION FRANKLIN.

koRs appslons latteution des peres de familesde
nstrs Paroisss avis du chef de cette Institution,
aus Pom trouvera plus lon On connait d6ja beau
ssup, mails pas asssz, sans doute, les capacities ct
raptitads de N. Valads ct du DR.. Hoare, son pro-
fssssur d'Angais, diriger uns institution do &c
genre. Les soins paternes ct la douceur persuasi-
W de H. Valade font de ses 6leves des garcons qui
ainsnt l'ftude, ct qai sen fatigSent pas. C'est
Probablement pour celia que rInstitutioa Franklia
1raEressa raNidement
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rs Les deux Chambres de notre Legislature dol
vent Sc reunir, conformement 10 lo, Lundi pro-
chain 81, Baton-Rouge. Messrs. B. A. Marital, Se-
nateur, ct p Guibeau fills ct A. j. Thompson, nos re-
pr6ssntans, sont parts Jeud dernier pour lie capitol
M B. r. CAN'T, lie troisieme de nos representans e
TAFT deia parti quelques iours auparavant.
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CY-vu la lougueur du Message du President ct Ia
grande qnanit6 davis beaucoup darticles int6res-
SAINTS Sc trouvent exclus de ce nuero. Nos leceurs
fancais voudront bien referer Ia partie anglase
pour le prix courant r...
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81 E soussigne ayant ofTert une recompen-
nA Sc de trois mile piastres pour l'arresta-
tion d'Adam Tate, de Ia Paroisse St. Landry,
accuse du meurtre de Don Dicgue Alexandra
Larose Fontenot, donne par ces presentes avis
au public quill retire Get offre. Ayant don.
ne la plus grande publicite sa fuite, ct 'ay.
ant pu recueillir aucune information positive
reatiyement a laccuse, j'en laisse mainte-
nant l'arrestation aux officers de la Justice.
ALEX. LAROSE FONTENOT.
Opelousas, 10 Janvier 1856. 5-3f.
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rz-Nous sommes autorlss a annoncer N. Az
SvETE NJ PERKAuLr CONNIE canddat la place de
Constable de Vile, pour la vile des Opelousas,
P<ection oui aura lieu lie premier Lundi d'Avril
n,oehain. fOpelousas "a Nov. 1855.
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OPEEOUSASs
sAMEDI MATIN, 10 JANVIER, 1856.

~ Mons sommes autorises d'annoncer que M.
CHARLES CLOSE est candidat la place de Repre-
asntaut du 3me ACCOMPLISHMENT du Jury de Police
de cette Paroisse comprenant Gros Chevreuil,
Grand C6teau ct Couiee Croche, a relection qui
avra lieu lie second Lundi de Mai proch hahn.
Onelousas II Nov, 1865.
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Anz consignataires de fret ct a~tyes.
q n ~ lie Bateau-a-vapeur A
- - LICE W. GLAZE, Capt.
taine G. E. Louallier, commence ses voya-
ges reguliers, passant par Plaquemine, ct EN-
consequence, rebuilt le prix du fret ct du
passage au taux des eaux hautes, savoir: Su-
ere, 81; Melasse ct Cotton, IS cents. LIE fret
de retour, so cents.
lie Glaze quittera Washington demain,
lDimanche) Is courant. ct continuera ses voy
ages reguliers pendant toute Ia saison.
Washington II Janvier 1856.
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Decede- A la Prairie Gros Chevreuil, en- cette
Paroisse ie 10 courant, ANTOINE PROSPER EMoNET,
natifde Megeve tsavoie), a fage de d. ans.
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CHAUX! CHAUX!!

E e soussigne ayant achete Ia Pierre 4
Fl A chaux de 10 Prairie Piniere, annonce
au public quill maintenant 1000 barils de
chaux egale en- qualte, simon superieure,
la celebre chaux de Thomastown, quill ven-
dra bon marehe, ct quill continuera q en-
faire en- grande quantite.
CHARLES LUTZ.
Prairie Piniere, 6 Janvier, 1855
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GROCERIES.

" A& y ~ HA ANA AAFOD
WTN bel assortment de Groceries de Fa-
u mile Wins, Brandys, Whiskey de
differences qualities Biere, Scotch Ake,
Porter j; Mais, Avoine, Feves de Clos,
(coeo.peas,) &C., bon marche pour du
DEBAILLON & CARRIERE.
Washington, 8 JUN, 1855.
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Eglisa Cathollnua de WASHINGTON

Egllse CathoIIque de washington.
T ES personnes qui. a raison de l'etat af-
q A freux des chemins, mont pu Sc trouver
a la location des bancs, annoncee pour lie 6
de ce mois, pourront sen procurer en- sadres-
SAINT aux ecclesiastiques charges de la Parois-
Sc, la fin de la messe, qui Sc dit d pEglise
de Washington tous les Dimanches ct ordi-
nairement aussi les Mercredis.
IL Janvier 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-12

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF
Il trust, duly recorded In Liber, J. A. 3. No.
W, one OF the land records for Washington county,
In the District Of Columbia, we E. G Morgan
ana b. Sweeney, will sell, on MONDAY, the
Sist OF Merch, A. d. 1885, at O'Clock p. m, the
following described Real Estate and improve
inehts thereon, situated In the city of Washing
ION, N Dlstrlct OF Columbia, namely: Part of Lot
NO =, In Square No. S44, being the southeast
twenty-five feet Of said Lot No 4, fronting on ID
street south, and having q depth Of sevsnty-fve
feet; with the Improvements, which are a small
brick house.
The sale will take place In front of the premists
and the terms will be one half cash. and the hal.
ance in six and nine months; with interest Sc
cured by deed Of trust On the premises
All conveyancing at cost Of pure haser
+. G. MORGAN, Trustees
H. b. SWEENEY, (
A. GREEN, Auct,r
The above mentioned property having been sold
on the 31st NJ arch and the purchaser having failed
to comply with the terms, the undersigned will
resell on TUESDAY, the 22d Of April, 1ss6. at 8
O'Clock, p m, at the auction store Of A. Green,
No $50 street.
Terms above mentioned. II the purchaser
should fail to comply with the terms In three days
after sale the Trustees the ri ht to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the delinquent
by advertising three times previous TO such resale
In the Evening Star.
E. c. MORGAN, r,,a,,
H. b. SWEENEY, ifusees'
ap 12-eod&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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.ornings Irom Inc ON Oh april 70 1Ztn lnclu-
sive 420 o..
TIE STEAMER COLUMBIA is expected to re-
sumo her trips between Baltimore and the
District to day, the extensive alterations and
improvements which have been for some time
in progress having been completed She has
had her hull heightened twenty-five feet.
which gives her two hundred additional tons
| burden. The gentlemen's cabin has been en-
larged, and now has forty-four commodious
berths. After the gentlemen cabin has been
constructed a ladies' saloon with retiring rooms,
while the ladies' cabin below deck has been
correspondingly enlarged. The cabins and
saloons have been handsomely and appropri-
ately reftted. The whole cost of which was
100000.
CONCERTS PREPARING The church choirs
are preparing for grand concert by the Union
Choir Association. A great many excellent
selections from works Of the best musical COM
posers are in rehearsal and will be brought out
very soon. The choir of the Ninth street
Methodist Protestant church is also preparing
for a concert Of sacred music. The aid Of
some of the best vocal performers In the Dis.
trict has been secured, and we predict that
when the concert is given a very large audi
ence will be gratifed by it
COURT OF CLAIMS Yesterday, the cases of
Ds.esooh anu patel U.s. tne united Otates,
and Courtlandt Palmer Us the United States
were called up by the court. These claims
are for the repayment Of duties alleged to
have been illegally exacted, and the same
questions being involved in each, they were
argued together. The argument in favor of
the claimants was made by Messrs Sherman
| and Ely, and that in behalf of government by
| the Solicitor. Adjourned
WATCH RETURNS No cases for trial this
morning, and only few dodgers last night
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New York Markets.

AEw York, April 12-Flour has declined:
sales OF 5000 bbls; common to good State
60 90 zaas6 90 common to low grades Of extra
onlo 90. oOasl %; mixed to standard South.
ern s7as1 62.; fancy to extra southern SIS
ass 80. S''''
wheat is firm; sales of !, 800 bushels; prime
Soutnern red 81 50; Southern white 81 Sc.
Oorn Is urn; sales Of 10000 bushels; South
Pork is frm; sales Of 500 bbls. mess At SIG SO
Beer Is dull; sales Of $50 bbls Chicago re-
packed at sl3. Lard is dull; sales of $50 bbl,.
at l0c. WIZ
Whisky has declined; sales of $50 Sbl,. Ohio
&c. Na'e
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By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
A RATOR'S SALE.-on MON

BY BAkNhRD BUCKLEY; Georgetown
A RATOR'S SALE.-on MON
IA DAY, the lth instant, at 10 O'Clock a m,
we will sell, at the residence q the late James
Coyle, deceased, on Bridge street, near Union
Hotel the entire stock In trade, together with the
Household Furniture.
In part we name
2Carryalls, Wagons
Horse, Cow, Gear, wheelbarrow
Several tons old Wrong bit and Cast Iron
Old Copper, Brass, Steel
crates, Pots, Ovens, Tin Ware
Saddles, Harness, Trunks
Umbrellas, AndiIons, Stoves
Chairs, Tacles, BedsteaIs
Beds, Mattresses, Beading
Bureaus and auction Furniture
Large lot Of Old Rags
Win tne Greatest variety Of second hand arti-
Giles ever offered.
X. CRUIT, Administrator.
aps BARNARD BUCKLEY Aucfs
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FOR RENT.-THE DWELLING ON TEE
Il corner of New York avenue and 18th street.
Possession given on the LIST Of April. The loca-
ton is very desirable, being directly on the ON
nibus route, and in the Immediate neighborhood
Of the Presidents House and Government De
partments. To desirable tenant the rent Will
be very low. Enquire on the premises OF J. w.
MARIN.
B.-The premises can be seen at any time
by applying as above. mar l7-4w*
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MARRIED.,

In Georgetown, on the 10th instant, by the Rev.
Z. G. Dashiell, Of Westmoreland county Va
DIR F. 9. BARBARIN to REBECCA M eldest
daughter OF Anthony Hyde, all o. Georgetown
In N orfolk, Va, on the 18th instant, by the Rev
Mr.. Armstrong, Capt JAMES PARISH to
LAVlNlA, daughter Of Elias Guy, Esq.
On the sth inst, at Schock's Mills, Lancaster
county, Pa by the Rev Geo. r. Moore, Of w ash
ington, D C., Mr.. SYLVESTER CIRCUIT, Of
Roxboropg h, to Miss ANNIE SCHOCK, OF the
former place
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, April 12-Fiour is firm s.,..
of ZOO bbls. Howard street at S675. Cit
Mills is held at S6.62t.
Wheat is firm and unchanged fair to good
reds 81 50aSl Sc; choice do 81 IS; fair 10
choice whites ST 60aSI95. Corn Is better;
white 9a53c. yellow 53a5Sc.
Provisions are steady; mess pork Sl7 So.
Baeon-shoulders StaS!; sides o. Lard, 10
al0;c. in bbls and kegs.
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ByJ. c. McGUIRG, Auetioneer
TOVERNMRNT SALEOF OFFICE Fpr.
" niture, Carpets, Aeon MONDAY
AFTERNOON, April 1ith, at O'Clock, In front
Of the Treasury Department, | shall SELL
A lot Of Office Furniture
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Cocoa and Straw Mating
Venitian Blinds, Stoves,
Tenders, Iron Safe, Shelving, &c.
Terms cash in specie.
ap Id JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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Financial.

NEW YORK, April 12-Stocks are dull
Chicago and Rock Island "a; Cumberland Coal
Company 23t; IIlineis Central 9S; Illinois
bonds Sst: Michigan Southern 81; New York
central va Pennsylvania Company 99i
Reading 92i; Virginia 6's e3f; Missouri6' IS.
Sterling exchange is firm.