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asion Mr. hi. bedroom instead
snssu. Ting .ad very d.u and d.sser0a.
;. to GET =. ns o % the s S % s' ;. ,as
persuaded him great deal to prevent HIM from going, but It
de W., We could sssa NJ PARISH cot HI. ID.
attic door, trap door At least ..s closed down could not
%, the stei y.ry da,oo, there Mr. Parish
S..D:. .Sich 20 serc had Keep hand
the other his until wosot 70 the VINE cellar door he
to tive
:s:aasd me S,n he s,ns0". x; "a
best manner could 1t we more ditheult 70 Get
Ssl conn. down stair: backward. 90 him .t
his be could not move we then came down stars -
:sS 5. S Sa S b. ' %.. .S ~ss
mornns abe aid to thsh anythas about our s9as
9. :. Mr. r.ii.S %s.s W: The eject
attic on The sohs: and Ss. 2, n sS covered
Tie waI dust md dirt Of al sort. aud sos.
s s.s s: Up 70 ' . as, & toe.
.usde him not to what sounds 'sa or fssuIe G d h
arm putting bis fore 6ns." and ssyi9s Yaune jaime
ysrne ss he would aud It -ss much better % allow him
than insist bis going because he got more pas
.ion.ts and il would be Troublesome to get hun down
stains II he got into passion.
hri OConor called wtfeld Case, who, being s~orn SAID
a.p' T.hst s,n'y !. srI.dw aid .
and some 81. month. after hi. .s,.cs Mt Parish
the habit Of coming msrket foot eu yonns man
INTO Il. %.i ssd -. S% c..s
ale shsI:n' birds mu,.oo sssf Lamb And s'Is ne. c.ass
aud MI r. would make sourA raising HE len hand shaking
~ son'ms: aud net n ss .s ss
ebos hun various things to ost at al that time they never
could Nod out nightly Whist TO sand him they would send all
sse articles Mr. Pahs house different trnos and Ma
would sene esek wha she d want; sonetimes bali
Perish S Mr. P.s IN de s.Gss. % MARKET Mr.
yp.Issa roushness tho part Of Mr. Parish to~snd
AZ AZ rSn' MT Parish would st Ia the market till
~. -o.ds .oSs him away, the witness beard
s, 10 s.S asrS..nt sdssyotsd t..s When asted
e ne eosen, o. hs state Of Mr. Pssh mind that ue
Ia klulu land
Lever soe,d sn whether Mr.. p. understood him
rot, end never could e,mpseAsnd Mr. Psish o. ma Ma
Pssh ever sny.hns the mssr,ns ~ N,
go'tons or gesuresf She said 40, s.ns M a.,
NJ Perish dd no NOV what he Tue ~,ns.. stated
sseny Of the he,srs D,lsfeld wo.id tech 'uoe
Ssck lrosn Mira PsIish would be k.os ~ OF
sys sepe3 Henry Parish In Mrs Parish 0ooeas
NJ 0Cenos e.,led Theodore As.in, Of No. saLsvu.c.
t,..t Bropklyn-Tbs witness stated that be vss r,e
800, IN Mertet; Mr. Psrsh dealt With hi.
cent sIseG' se.si Y her name. g, article: -ssA :ss
1917 - = he stats q he mind After HE sitssk 4 Net
~ ssSsss o. right mind Adjourned
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MARRIED
MARRIED,
On the Goth instant, by the Rev ]. c. Smith
ANDREW JACKSON LYNN to Miss NANCY
ANN GOODWIN, both Of Virginia.
DIED,


On the merning OF the 10Th instant, after long
illness, which she bore with exemplary meekness
and patience, Mrs. SOPHIA JONES, wife Of
Thomas W. Jones, and second daughter Of the
late Geo. Bean in the 35th year Of her age, leav-
ing husband and six children.
The death Of this estinable lady leaves void
In large and devoted family circle which time
can never fill; but she leaves with them the
bright example Of a life adorned with many vlr-
tues and excellent qualities, which viii ever en-
dear her memory TO all who knew her.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
the residence Of her husband, on south b street,
Capitol Rill, at O'Clock, tomorrow Saturday
afternoon.
On the 2lst instant, In the Goth year Of bis age,
JOHN DEvLIN, Esq clerk in the once Of the
Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury.
The funeral will move from his residence on
Twelfth street, at o O'Clock, on Monday morning,
wither his friends and acq uaintances are respect
fully invited to attend. The appropriate services
will commence at 10 O'Clock, at st. Matthew s
Church.
On the goth instant, WARRINGTON, eldest
son Of Charles ST.. and Eliza c. Chubb, aged 2
years and months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to atteo the funeral tomorrow, at O'Clock
p. m, frsm the residence Of the parents, 507 ]
street.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD BOUDOUR
- Piano, Excellent Furniture and Mouse
keeping Effects at lublic Auctiea.-On
THURSDAY MORNING, April3, at leo'clock,
at the residence Of the Swedish Minister. corner
Of 14th and l. streets, shall sell all his Furni-
turs and Housekeeping Effects, viz:
Superior Rosewood Boudoir Piano Forte. by
Broadwood, London
Handsome suite Of rosewood damask- covered and
parlor furniture, consisting of large french
Sofa, two Lounges, two arm, two Gothic,
and six side Chairs
Marole-top Centre Table, gilt frame Msntel Mir
ror
Walnut What nots, fancy Table.
Chinese Work Tables, Ottomans, fancy Chairs
Elegant gilt and Sevres China, French Mantsl
Clock, Candelsbias 10 match
Suits # 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
Eiegant French China dinner, dessert, and tea
silver.Plated Tea Service, Kettle, Gators, &C.
Crystal cut glass Ware, Table Cutlery
Excellent mantel Tin epiece, EngravinQs
Walnut and MAHOGANY Warirobes, Bureaus
Iron Bedsteads walnut Cottage Bedsteads
Marble-top Wristbands, Toilet Sets
Superior hair and husk Mattresses, Bolsters, and
Pillows
Countrpanes, Comforts, Blankets
Excellent English Carpets Oilcloth. Rugs
Hall Lamp, hall and stair Carpeting
Cooking Stove, Refrigerators, Kitchen Utensils,
dc.
small quantity Of very superior Brown Sherry,
Claret, and Champagne Wines
Terms: $50 and under. cash over that sum a
credit of60 and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D AuctiOneeY
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FO II III A p RS FERRY,
Via Chesapeake + s@Ss-,ynTrfTTS
Ohio Canal sS4szZzefzs<esS,

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
Il BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHAs. H. MERRILL,
will commence making Regular Trips between
GEORGET OWN and the above Point, on Mon.
day, March 27th, 1856.
The Boat viii leave the wharf Of w H. & II. g
Ritter, Georgetown, d. G e. cry Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday morning, at O'Clock. arriv-
ing at the Great Falls at Q a. IN Seneca, III a. m
Edwards Ferry, 12h p m; Whites Ferry, u
p m; Monocacy, 2k p. M; hollands Ferry, 81
p. m; Point OF Rocks, p. III and Harper s
Ferry at 6 p. m.
Returning, she will leave Harper's Ferry every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
O'Clock; Point Of Rocks 8 a. m. N GLAND IS F er-
ny, on, a. IN Monocacy, 10Y a. m, Whites
Ferry, IL a. IN; Edwards Ferry, 12X p. m.
Seneca, IL p. m; Great Falls, p. m; and
arrive at Georgetown at p. m.
Through Tickets, S2.25.
Intermediate points as follows: From George
town 10 Great Fails, so cents, Seneca, rs cents
Edwards Ferry, $l.12k; Whites Ferry, 81. 80;
Monocacy, 81 SO; Noland's Ferry, 81. 10; Point
Of Rocks, 81 3d. and Harper's Ferry, 30 IS. Re-
turning the same rates.
Families intending to visit the Virginia Springs
the coming season viii 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.
A 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 H. III. @. RITTER, Georgetown and G..
w. CUTSHAW, HarPer's Ferry, Va.
mar 16-u
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aEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
IN, March 81, 1885,

GEoEGEroXN, March II, 1856.
A fire occurred at about nino o'clock last
night, in frame stable, situated on Mont
gonery street, opposite the public school
house The stable was the property of a col
ored man named VIM. Lewis, and it, together
with a quantity of hay, dc was entirely con-
sumed. At the time the fire occurred there
were several fine horses also in the stable, one
Of which was burned To death. Lewis loss
will be about $500. Some suppose the fire
was the work Of an incendiary, while the gen.
eral impression is that it was caused by some
one Of q number of boys, who are employed
about the stable, going among the hay with a
lighted candle or while smoking a cigar. This
building was situated in the midst Of q thickly
settled square; and but for the fact that the
surrounding buildings were all very damp and
dead calm was prevailing at the time the
fire occurred, much destruction of valuable
property would have resulted. This is a
warning to our Corporation to enact at once a
law to prevent stables, in the future, from
being built alongside Of dwelling houses.
The Vigilant Fire Company and several from
your city were promptly on the spot with
their apparatus, rendering good service.
Trinity (CathOlic) church, last night, was
literally crowded to overlooking to hear the
discourse Of the eloquent president of George
town College, Rev. B. A. Mcguire Mr. NJ is
a very pleasing speaker, and generally at
tracts large crowds of all denominations to
hear him. His subject last night was an ex-
PLANTATION of some of the more important points
in the Catholic faith.
Fish, In considerable numbers, are begin
ming TO make their appearance in our market,
but the prices which are asked for them are
beyond the bounds of reason and the capacity
OF our pocket. SPECTATOR
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" Some men are like cats. You may
stroke the fur the right way for years, and
near nothing but purring; but accidentally
tread on the tail, and all memory Of former
kindness is obliterated.
Il The father of lad l6 years of age, was
yesterday called upon to give bonds for his
SON. appearance to answer a charge of iucina
SINE eonet6tt", preferred against him by q
serving girl In his fathers house. The newly
made fAther was found at schoel.-AB Reg
IsteT
IL Cleanliness is carried to a greater
length In Holland than in any other country
To keep the cows clean when placed in the
barn, their tsils are wrapped in brown paper
and laid upon shelf behind them. To keep
tobacco chewers from soiling the carpet, they
spit into one another pockets. This arrange
ment may be good for the carpet, but it is not
objection able otherwise |!
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, March q -Plour has declined
Sales Of 500 bbls. Howard street at S6 SO, at
which price the market closed firm
Wheat is unchanged; choice white sold for
81 SO, and good red at Sl50. Corn is trife
higher; yellow by weight ssa5sc., and white
by measure 53s55c
Provisions rcstssdy. Mossporksl6aSle Is.
Bacon-shoulders 6tasf, sides efa9t, hams N
al2sc. Lard is scarce and wanted; in bbls
lotc., and in kegs l0;allc
Whisky is scarce at Sic. for Ohio, and SOC
for Pennsylvania and city.
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New York Markets

NEW York, March 2l.-Flour Ia more ae.
two; sales Of 9, 500 bbls. straight State Sc 81
as7 IL; good Ohio 81 25as7 rs; Southern 50 IL
as9.
Wheat is firm; sales of 900 bushels South.
srn red Sl70; Southern white 81 90.
Corn has declined; sales Of Ii, 900 bushels
western mixed Csc.
Fork is frm; sales Of $50 bbls mess at SIS. 81.
packed at Sl3.25. Lard not reported
Whisky has declined; sales Of $50 Ibis. Ohio
at 300
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SUPERIOR PLANO FOR SALE.
'INHE PIANO FORTE SENT FROM NEW

York, to be used at the Musicalr-a
Congress which recently assembled'innYF
Washington, but which failed "a arrive IN ans
Tor that purpose, has just been received, and can
De seen Tor few days, at the Music Depot OF
Geo Hilbus, (who has kindly rendered the use OF
factory Of haines Bro Is, and was sent nv th.I,
Agents, Cook Bro, Music Publishers. 343
SroadwaI, New York. 1t is offered for sale by
+ Cook, who will be happy to show It 70
al low price for the purpose Of introd ueine then
In this place Mr.. Cook has many testimonials
from distinguished musicians and others.
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By JAS. C. Mcguire Auct,onee,

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SMALL FRAME ROUSE AND LOT IN
~ 11th street, near the Stea nal beat Wharf
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. March 9th,
at AZ O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell Lot
No "a, in Square 327 situated on 11th street west
near Maryland avenue, with the improvements
c-nsisting Of a small frame house
Terms at sale. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
mar I'd AuctioneeY
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURrI.
ture, Lemons, Fine Buggy, Old Car
riase, &c, ut Auction.-On SATURDAY, the
2sd instant, 1 shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a. m, in
front Of my store
large lot Of excellent Furniture
China, glass, and crockery Ware
rs boxes Lemons
fine Buggy, Carriage, with many other articles.
mar 2l-2t A. GREEN Auct
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BY WALL, BARNAD & CO, Arctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY nj

by WALL, BARNAD & CO, Arctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ut
Auction.-OnTUESD AFTERNOON
April l. in front Of the premises, at O'Clock on
4th street, between F and g streets we will sell
Lot No., in square $50, fronting on Attn street
IF feet front. running back 50 feet inches to a
public alley 20 feet wide. improved by two frame
houses containing 8 rooms each, nearly new.
They will be sold separate or together
The above property Is In a rapidly improving
Partof CITY, and Is worthy the attention Of pur
chasers
Terms: One-fourth 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 thu
Purchasers. Title indisputable.
WALL, BARNARD i CO.
mar l9-dts auctionesr.
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Arrival OF the Quaker CITY

NEW YORK, March 2l.-Ths Quaker City
1.-THE substitute for the Pscifc) arrived here
this afternoon. She left Liverpool on the Sth
instant, consequently her dates have been an
ticipated by the Persia, which sailed from
the same port three days later.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

BY JAS. C.. McGUIRE. AuctiOneer
'BNhUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a deed In
u trust from Geo. Geddis and wife, dated To-
vember I'd, 1855, the subscriber will sell at public
auction to tee highest bidder, at the Auction
Rooms Of James c Mcclure, on SATURDAY
afternoon, March sd, alta o'clock, lot Of ground
numbered 10, in Square numbered %, fronting
Is re on 23d street west, and 81 feet inches on
north street, containing 1,3621 feet, more or
less. Terms cash.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee
mar I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auet
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NoKFoLk.-The Ri. Rev. Bishop Johns Wis
tied Norfolk on Wednesday last, to preach,
in st. PauPs Church, the funeral sermon Of
the late lamented pastor of that congregation,
the Rev. w. N Jsckson, who fell a victim to
the fatal epidemic, while in the performance
of the Christian duties of visiting the sick and
the afflicted.
On Monday night, the Rev. Mr. Plunkett
lectured on the % Life and Mission of st Pat.
rick, ;" and treated his audience, (says the Ar.
gus +" to one Of the most eloquent displays OF
pulpit oratory ever enjoyed in this section.
His illusions to the life and services of the
venerable and revered Saint, were beautiful,
na.terly, and impressive; and his description
OF Irish character very able and instructive"
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

DIV e " Il. AQctlOnefr.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE M
Il proved Real Estate on Missouri ave-
nue., near the corner of 9th street west,-By
virtue OF deed of trust bearing date on the 18th
day OF May, 1852, and recorded in liber J. A s.
No 4o, foios 20, ct seq, the subscriber will sell
al public sale on TUESDAY, the 18th day of
April, 1856, at O'Clock p m, on the premises,
Lot No IL in square b, fronting 80 feet II inc hes
on Missouri avenue, near the corner Of 9th street
west, by 100 feet inches deep TO a twenty feet
alley, with the Improvements, which consist OF a
commodious. well-built substantial AID com
Portable brick du elling house ana brick Bowling
Saloon, &c. The above property is situated in
one OF the most desirable and rapidly enhancing
parts of the city, near the National and Rrownsj
Hotels, and offers favorable opportunity to per-
sons desiring to invest or purchase for their own
use
Terms Ore-third cash, and the balance in
six, twelve, eighteen. and twenty-four months
FOR notes bearing interest," from day of sale and Sc
cured upon ihe property; and IL not complied
with In six days after the sale the property will
be resold, upon one week s notice. at the risk and
expense Of the purchaser. All conveyancing st
the expense of the purchaser. Title indisputable.
CHAS. y. WALLACE. Trustee
}. c. MCGUIRE.
mar lS-2awdds Auctioneer
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Telegraphie Expedition

NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-The Psrsia's
news was received her via the Washington
and New Orleans Telegraph before noon yes
terdsy and published in the afternoon editions
by the Associated Press.
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Death Of a Naval Officer

rHILADELPHIA, March H.-Commodore Ds.
vid Conner, one Of the lately reserved Naval
officers, died here yesterday. He entered the
navy of the U. s., in 1909, and served a.
years in various capacities in that arm Of our
national defence.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
BUILDING MATERIALS AUCTION.
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 18th
at AZ O'Clock at the scene Of the late Ere on Did
between and streets, shall sell about two
hundred Thousand Bricks, a number Of iron and
stone Heads and Sills, &c
Terms One-third cash the residue In go and
80 days. for satisfactorily end orsed notes bearing
interest. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auct!oneer
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THB JAMESTOWN SOCIETY has elected the
following officers President, Philip r. Fem
dali; Vice President, Archibald Henderson;
Treasurer, John T. Towers; Correspond
ing Secretary, Beverly Tucker; Recording
Secretary, c. w. g. Huntington; Executive
Committee, Jas; M. McRea, William Towers,
Thomas Lumpkin, Thos. ]. Msssie, and H. A.
Cooke. -..
To THOSE WHOM II NAY coNclRN-With
regret do say goodbye" to the many kind
friends I have met in Washington. Ere this
meets your eye will be on my way to NV
northern home and, as cannot take you all
by the hand, with the heart Will say tsgood.
bye" hoping our brief intercourse has proven
profitable to both l have chosen rugged
path, hedged in with brambles and thorns,
yet there are roses by the way, and as pluck
and inhale their sweet odor, it strengthens
the listless arm which sometimes grows weary
in propelling the oar against the mad waste OF
waters, and would fain rest in the quiet cove
where the air is vocal with melody, where
the sunbeams play and the graceful branches
Of the dropping trees dip their boughs in the
| sparkling water. But ontoard and upward is
the voice Of my soul; and I could. Motif !
would-auiet this ever present monitor; and
| as 90 forth 10 other fields of labor, with nv
patrons and friends would leave you q +" God
bless you" and hope for thine in return.
hope TO return to you at no distant day
yet the future alone will develope itself, with
the present let US be earnest, active, and un.
falteriDg Once more good bye."
| Drs. LYDIA SAVER.
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Stock Hark0ta.

NEW YORK, March 81 Stocks are higher
Ohicargo and Rock Island 90; Cumberland
Coal Company 23t; Illinois Central Shares
VT Michigan Southern 94i; New York Cen
trail 93s; Reading SSt Penna Coal Company
20; Virginia 6's 945 I; Missouri SIS s4t:
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BOARDING,

QOARDING.-ONE LARGE ROOM, hand
- somely furnished, and a single room for rent,
yard attached, making 1t desirable for children
Apply at No. 46S Tenth street, between d and K
mar 20-1w&
BOARD, &o.-MES. BATES, ON THE s. w.
II corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
With or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor heI
with their patronage. ap6-f
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND

A s SPRING is RAPIDLY ADVANCING
n we take no little pleasure in calling stteo ,
uon TO great Family Medicins-one that IN in.
valuable in all climates and all seasons Nv,
aIude TO J. +. LEWIS celebrated PREMIUM
BlTTERS, perfect cure when there 10 loss OF
appetite, Fever and Ague, and General Debility.
For sale at the Depot No. Ava Pa avenue
Also. just received, fine assortment M
SCOTCH ALES, and LONDON PORTER
BROWN STOUT, and FALKIRK ALE.
Orders addressed to
JONAS p. LEVY,
Wine. Liquors, Cigars, and Groce1,e,.
mar TT <7s Pa .r.ng
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HAY-HAY-HAY,

lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE, $50 bales
- prime HAY. Also, S, 600 bushels MILL OF
FALL Of all kinds; Corn, Oats, Cut Hay, Rye
Straw, fresh and ground Corn Meal, daily from
the Virginia Mills wholesale and retail in guam
titles 10 suit. We have also In store a superior
article Of RYE FLOUR, by the barrel, sack, or
pound. Old Depot CLARK & BRO,
mar 1P-1w* Corner Pa. avenue and I'd st.
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CLEAVER'S PRIZE MEDAL HONEY
~ Soap, Lows Old Brown Windsor Soap, Sha-
wing Soap, Shaving Cream, Barry's Trichopher
Gus, Balm Of a Thousand Flowers
mar IL g. FRANCIS. 40 Seventh 81
NOTICE.-A FINE SET OF ROLLING
~ SCENERY, comprising twelve scsnes for
sale on reasonable terms. Apply at the National
Iheaue mar ST
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ID Mere abeut Gilman's Hair Dye!-
kbAD.-eILMANs HAIR DYk-The propristors having
had repeated proofs the superiority this
In the MARKET have made be constantly
supplied, and have the article for sale wholesale
tail.
JOHN I. BROWN 4 SON, as Washington st., Boston.
The Wholesale and retail Depot at GILMANs Drug
bsore 80 rem. avenue. ls-lw
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GENUINE EXTRACTS FOX THE HAND.


UENUINE EAThACTS FOh I III Z HAND.
kSRCHIEF.
HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO HAVE JUST
4 received fresh supply Of LUBIN'S EX-
TRACTS, which they warrant genuine Also,
Piver's MAUGENET and COUDRAY'S and
ether French Pomades and Extracts; Phalon g
lnvigorator, Lyons Kathairon, Haule's Eau Lus-
tal, and Barry's Tricophsrous, which they can
furnish at New York prices.
Those In want Of any Of the above, or anything
In the Fancy and Millinery line, would do well
10 give us cali, when we win be happy to wait
on their orders
HUTCHINSON 4 MUNRO,
No $40 Pa. avenue, bstw. 9th and 10th SITS.
mar H. Il
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mar 1S-2aw&ds
BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, ann,

ny 1AS. o lHCU INE, AUCIIOHVtf.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, eppo.
site the Railroad Depot, ut Public Auc.
tlSn-On MONDAY afternoon, April 2lst, At x
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Of ori.
ginal Lot No. in Square No. $50, fronting 50
ieet on north street and a feet inches on New
Jersey avenue, containing S 255 square feet of
ground, more or less, with the improvements
consisting Of a three-story brick building, con
Iaining in all twenty good rooms, arranged *
pfessiy 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 IL
ENGAGING in business. Ii was built by the late
John Foy expressly for a secand class hotel who
conducted Ii successfully unit his death
Terms One-ffth in cash; the residue in 6. l2
Is, "a and 20 months, with interest, secured by a
deed OF trust On the property
For further particulars address Stauislaus Nur-
ray, Esq, or the auctioneer.
mar 17-eo&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auct