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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TEIFsRIPg
Savannah ElAnfinr
Steamer Ashore.

SAVANNAH, Oct I3.-The mayor of thi,
CITY is probably elected by a small majority.
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VARIETY.

VARIETY,
SP ICE OF LIFE
'INHE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFU
Il stock Of
FANCY, VARIETY. and MISCELLANEOUS
GOODS
ever ohered In the city Of Washington.
NEW STORE-NEW FIRM
NO. ~ Market Space, directly fronting the Centre
Marset, on Pennsylvania avenue, between sth
and 9th streets three doors from the corner of sIh
oc7 H. J. McLOUGHLIN 4 CO, ACTS
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Florida Election

SAVANNAH, Oct. 13 Partial returns from
20 counties (there are 90 counties in the STATED
show a majority Of $50 votes for Perry, dem,
for Governor. Several counties, however, are
TO be heard from in which the American parry
anticipate heavy vote, among them Dade and
Orange counties
Note.-The whole vote of Dade and Orange
combined is not more than I27.i
TSECoND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, S c., Oct Ia Additional re-
turns from Florida indicate that the State has
gone for the Democrats by about 500
Note The reader will please recolIect that
the telegraphing agents are nearly all against
the Democrats, and that nine-terths Of their
returns are shaped to make opposition capital
in Pennsylvania to-day. No confidence what
ever is to be placed in their stories saying
that the Democratic majority in Florida Is
only S00
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KEsP The MILL A GOING lam RE.
N ceiving, as fast as published, all the new
Books, Novels, Magazines, Monthly, Weeklv,
and Daily New Y orE Papers. = -
FERGUSON,
oc6 next to Lammond's, 4S6 7th street.
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Jssas ,sEvzE4s D. "-azs
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CI.0CKS-CLOCKs-CLOCKs.

THAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AS
Il sortment of Clocks-50 different styles, which
will be sold low and warranted TO 20 well. Those
yvh a hny,o .eIl aga n would do well 10 give me
cali before purcnasirg elsewhere Also, Clock
Na,.,,aIs Of All Kinds. Oils, Balls, Keys, Cords,
49, g. Al j. ROBINS0N'S,
&c % am $40 Pa ave oppo. Browns Hotel.
SILVER THIMBLES,s SILVER BUTTER
- Knives, Silver plated Forks and Spoons, Rs-
yors. SCISSORS, Pen and Pocket Knives, Saving
Finishes, Tooth Brushes, shaving Cream, Toilet
Soaps, Tooth Picks, good assortment; FOR sale
low by E X. LUNDY.
No. l2s Bridge street, Georgetown;
six shares Corporation Of Georgetown Ste 4,
wanted. &C Al
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t'Oh SALE LOT NO. II, IN SQUARE 296.
containing 374 square feet, on the island near
iztn sIeet. fronting the Mall. For terms apply at
the store OF II. F Loudon Co Brown = Hotel.
oC ~ wv 6. w. FARANT.
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GEO. H. VARNELL,

A " Il f. II
No 81 oyth side La. ace. bet. Gth and 7fh SITS
WISHES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AMI
w the public generally that he is prepared al
all times to execute WORK In his line at the shoTtes
notice. &C 3 I'm
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SHOES. SHOHS!.AHOEs,!,

SHOES. SHOES!. sHOES!!!
"E ARE DAILY RECEIVING ADDI-
w tions to our large and well selec ed -e6n
stock OF SHOES, to which We would re-
spectfullv call the atten ton OF all in want Y"
Just received a superior article Of quilted 49,
CATERS for ladies'; heavy Cloth But Caters for
ladies, used for riding; together with a general
assortment for ladies' misses and children. Gents
boys, and youths Boots, Shoes, ard 6aiters Of
every variety. Call early.
A. HOOVER Il SON.
South side Pa. ave bet 9Th and 7th SITS
Oc 4-eO6t opposite browns, Hotel
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RR MUNSON, AT 33s PENN'A AVENUE
II is still making those beautiful .sc-Mz
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Allen Patent, for the excelIency ofAlQ0p
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will cheerfullv vouch.
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
infringing the patent, Ind made bad imitation
oft, against whom hereby caution the public
N. B. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed II Is because he is ignorant
OF the process, incompetent TO make the work, or
unwilling to pay for the patent je 16-u
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BAD PAYMENTS M. Editor: Allow me
through the columns of your widely clrcul ated
and universally read paper, to call the atten
ton of the proper authorities to the wretched
condition of the footway on each side of Thir
teenth, between E and streets. There are
but few streets in the city of Washington more
handsomely built up than it, and there Ger.
tainly is not one where the pavements are SC
bad. The footways alluded to are rugged
and worn out, and on the east side of the
street In some places there is none ut all.
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FROM AUCTION.
WE HAVE NOW IN STORE A LARGE
w assortment OF rich Fancy Dress Silks which
have been purchased at the late Auction Sales in
New York, at reduced prices, and we shall sell
them of at a small advance to close out
25 Colored and Black Silk Robes, at low prices
10 Pieces rich Satin Plaid, and Stripe Black silks
at 81 to 81 per yard, which we know to be
extra cheap
Shawls, Scarfs, Cloaks and Talmas, which will
be sold at New York prices.
COLLEY SEARS,
&C 1O-eo2w 5237th St, 3 doors north Pa ave
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TIE DEATH OF You've THRooP. Balti.
more Clipper of this morning almost goes into
black over the death of Young Throop of This
| city killed in the recent Baltimore eleotion
riots, characterising him as a Young and
promising American and abusing our for
elgn-oorn citizens in its we'll known way, of
course, In the same connection.
The citizens Of this city, manv of whom
knew the lawless and otherwise disreputabIe
character of this young man we'll, will be sur
prised to see the Clippers statements
NOW, we have to say that the deceased was
wen known to the police of Washington as one
OF the most desperate of a gang Of young
rowdies, thieves, and desperadoes, and had
himself not unfrequently been in the hands Of
ofhcers Of justice under charges of stealing.
rowing, DC. On the day before the Baltimore
election, he applied to q respectable citizen
of W ashington, who had been in the habit of
hiring to him a gun for hunting for revolver,
boasting that his purpose was to shoot for
eigner, and saying that he was going to Balti.
more He was refused. He then applied to
another citizen for one, who also refused to
let him have it on being cautioned by the per-
son who had first refused him.
Previous to being shot he was seen to Ere
two shots at the Democrats from behind =
grating near the base of the Washington Mon
ument. This We learned yesterday from one
OF the first citizens of Baltimore There is
not shadow of doubt Of the truth of that fact,
which will be proved beyond all question
when the circumstances of the fight a.. the
Baltimore election shall be investigated
We repeat this city held no more disrepu-
table, mischievous and dangerous youth of his
age than this "young and promising Ameri.
can" Of the Clipper, who was pretty much
such another as Washington Nailor, Ray,
Croggin, Bailey d Co.
In view of these facts, our fsllow-citizens,
hundreds OF whom are personally aware Of
their truth, will comprehend that this mis-
guided young man, who had been a nuisance
and terror here for years, has simply met the
fate that is apt to Overtake such evildoers.
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MARRIED,

On the 14th instant, at Trinity Church, by the
Rev DR.. Cummins, N CLARENDON McNEW,
OF Beltsville, Maryland, to MIRANDA ,daue b.
ter OF John NJ. Wilson, Of this city.
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SUGA9S, COFFEE, &c.
~ 10 hhds New Orleans SUGAR
10 hhds Prims Porto Rico SUGAR
do Porto Rico MOLASSES
40 bags Rio COFFEE
5000 lbs Bright SHOULDERS
200 do Prime HAMS
1000 do "Liggots" Family HAMS
1000 do HAKE FISH
Just received and for sale by
&C 9-eO3: BARBOUR a SEMNES
Ok BARRELS OLD RYE WHISKY.
~ 10 Quarter Casks COGNAC BRANDY
from 81 so TO &c per gallon. Just received and
for sale by
&C 9-eojt barbour A. SEMMES
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kNOk RENT-THE STORE No. 275 PENN
sylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th streets
south side Enquire Of J. w. THOMPSON,
10y renna. avenue, south side, between 10Th and
LIN suecs &C ll-3t
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For Sale and Rent.

nRUG STORE FOR sALE-THE SUE
- scriber offers for sale his Drug store, corner
18th and q st eets, on acco mmoda tinp terms
&C eo2w* ROBERT L. TEfSDAIE
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ENOR SALE "A FRAME HOUsE AND LOT
ON the east side Of 18th street, between l and
INQUIRE OF the owner on the premises
&C Id ot~ g. b POMEROY
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COMMUNICATED
Mr.. Editor was much delighted TO see
10 your columns, few days since, . commu-
nication IN regard 10 the measures used in
our markets Your correspondent has touched
upon the matter nearest the hearts of large
majority Of the citizens Of w Washington. 1t is
notorious fact that the measures in our mar
kets are continually grotcing beautifully
less" L presume there is not one person in
ten excepting those interested in small meas
uresJ but would De much gratifed to have .
law passed 6y the corporation, bringing into
use scales for the purpose of weighing such
articles as potatoes, apples, peaches, aud in
fact everything that is not at present sold by
the dozen or in this manner I sincerely hope
and trust that our good Mayor, or some patti.
otto Councilman, will take the m after in charge.
October IL, 1856. A FAMILY Man
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DIED,
On the 4th instant, WASHINGTON BERRY,
In the 9th year Of his age
On the llth instant, FRANCIS w SINGLE
TON, OF Wincheser, Virginia, aged 81 years.
On the 18th instant, EMILY PENNING-
ION, aged . years, daughter Of VIM. II and
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nOUBLE PLATED AND BRITANNIA
L. WARE Just received at my Ware VnN
rooms, No. $50 Seventh street large as ~
sOrtment Of
Double plated Tea Sets
Casters, Spoons, Forks, Ladies, dc.
ALSO
Britannia Tea Sets, Casters, Cofees, Teas
Sugars, Creams, Ladies', Mugs, Spoons, &c.
Of very ine quality and at unusually low prices.
oc I1-eo4w N M. McGREGOR
g4g ICE! lCE!! lCE!!! . .. /
VUsT RECEIVED PER SCHOONER Henry
y Jaynes, Two Hundred and Thirty tons BOS.
TON ICE. J.. J. MIDDLETON.
&C 1l-S03t
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LNOR SALE-A FIRST RATE PAIR OF
IL match carriage HORSES, very fast ia
and gentle, between 16 end Il hands SSeSr
high, 6 year old, will be sold together <AS&J
or separately also, an excellent can't " ~
age and harness, can be seen at K. COwTING'S
stables on 6, between 18th and 1ith streets &C g.
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BOR MOUNT VERNON.
IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FARE,
~ ROUND TRIP, 81; FROM
ALEXANDRIA, CENTS.-The, ~
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves W Washing
tom at and Alexandria at OK O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 8 i
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the coaches will leave th elI
residence with George Thomas Parker
Refreshments on the boat.
ap2-d SAM'L 6EDNEY, CAPITALS.
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ALARK The alarm Of fire, last night, was
caused by bonfire on Seventh street.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY james Kiloy was
arrested last night for assault and battery
with intent to kill Vim. Rady He was taken
before Justice Dom, and held to bail for court
in two cases of assault and battery, the last
on Q witness who testified against him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-26

Of The Scriptures issued through the medium
Of Bible Societies alone has been more than
10000 900. Of which number a proportion
Of about one fifth has been published by the
American Society. and about three -fifths bv
the British Within two years, upward of
100000 copies Of Bibles. tracts and similar
publications. have been circulated among the
Armenans. Nearly 5000 of pages were is
sued during the past year from the printing
presses at Constantinople Bible schools
have also been established in a hundred DIFF
ferent places in Turkey. and the laboring
staff comprises in all llj. These facts show
great progress.
The Young Mems Christian Union held
us fourth anniversary recently in the CITY of
Paris. II appears from the report that the
General Union for France has fifty Ave Sec
tons in different places. numbering some six
hundred Young men. The Paris Union has
had nine,y-nine members during the four
years: it has Bible classes in French, Eng
IisL and German. The reading room is
much frequenteI. 1t mourns the removal Of
one Of its warmest friends in Pastor AIolphe
Monod and also the loss Of one of its frs,
members, in NJ. Monod's nephew. Henri Bar
but, who had gone to the Crmra as a mis-
>ionarv a few months a 90 but died
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Professor MOhr's

th'r"tN preventing Those Serious ACCIDENT, hi, t al
hSt dailV occurrence" II can ~ hum uf t- ais - ,h,
." ~ N ne window, ont 81 The reach II i'4r-al-
tfnch mite tear need he alIt IL. Il,-d
ui directions each sheet Retail price >x cents n,r
siI.,' - - ~ w
III RR. FOSTER ( co. lCarr',in Boston G.,e~,I
govt i"r New England and The British Pros u,.> f.. i.
All orders should t.. addressed
F'r sale loi.-al. and retail TX ! & ET\,u,U :.
J'il,Urv
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y. b woud say ~ AZ having unsettled ac-
'our,S with he lac firm Of Hill & Flanders that
IN '"w ready t. settle the >ame III HILL
S!.'f,'' Iuv = - o. ..
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NV | +. ID 5CsFE GOOD CUSTOM
er>. WHO are III Walt nt Il ti>r,.e article. Of
BOOTS. SHOES, OR R;BHERS,
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Ready Made Clothing

l. Wy r-e ai.l - ..i' ~" WY bet ~rft
,,.a lie l..!:r..r and O.. t.".t nal.uf-cilIr.
1 -I-rirru al ftr+~- rr7t-h md So =. S-t+-
>iiN iit ii. Vet. Black aI5 taur. %
l.,etr .n3 pc,-kiu Pan. a.l prices. irpcAN nve.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS
ALEXANDRIA, March 6, 1856.


The municipal election here, terminating as
it did in the choice Of the Know Nothing NOM
inees by majorities varying from 2l5 to 563,
occasioned no surprise. A majority of the
commissioners were chosen from the Know
Nothing organization, and the entire election
controlled by them. Citizens naturalized
within two years past, were excluded. Those
who, from scarcity of work or the severity of
the winter, had been compelled to ask wood
of the Overseers of the Poor, or SOUP at the
soup house, were classed as paupers, and de-
graded, so far as the elective franchise is con-
cerned, to the level of the free negroes of the
Commonwealth. Candidates for office were.
In some cases, commissioners or conductors of
election. so that, expecting nothing what
ever, no rally was made by the opposition.
Inc hebrew young men Of our city have
organized literary association, and elected
Mr.. Henry Blondhaem president A fine lee
ture has already been delivered by one of its
members, and the association promises to do
much for the literary progress of our Israelite
fellow citizens
Navigation is still almost entirely closed
Now and then stray vessel escapes the ice
blockade and is moored in safety beside our
wharves; but it will be many days yet ere
the river is clear Of ice
In the State Senate, on Monday, a bill in
creaslng the capital stock of the Manassas
Gap Railroad Company was epgrossed. In
the House, bill restoring militia musters was
passed.
Flour So TOAST. wheat-white 81 .5oas1 So,
red 81 35aS145 Corn 48a54c. Oats 3Oa35c
AMI
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR Fur.
Il niture and Housekeeping Articles On
MONDAY morning, March 10Th, at 10 O'Clock
by virtue of deed OF trust dated December 1lth
1854, and recorded In Liber j. A. = No. &c, To-
los 270, &c, the subscriber will sell at public
auction all the superior Furniture and Effects
contained in house No. 40 K street, south side,
near Ninth, comprising
Plush, Brocatells, and Damask covered Lounges
Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs
Pair Of handsome Gilt-frame Pier Glasses, Slab
and Brackets
Suites Of Silk damask Curtain and Fixtures
Superior Tapestry and Brussels Parlor, Chambe.
and Stair Carpets
Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Chairs, Shades
China Vases, Mantel Clock
Bronze and steel ire sets
Nursery and Folding Tenders
Mahogany Hat Tree, Hall Chairs. Oilcloth
Venitian Blinds, ChintZ Curtains, Rugs
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany Chaubsr
Furniture
Hair and husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Dining and Breakfast Tables, Sideboard
Walnut Arm, Dining and Chamber Chairs
Silver plated Ware, Glassware
French China and Granite Dinner and Tea Wave
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Chamber Stoves, &c
Terms: $50 and under cash; over ESQ a credit
Of sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
r. S.-The house, which Is a very desirable
one is for sale or rent Inquire OF the subscribsr
at the Bank Of Washington.
WILLIAM GUNTON, Trustee.
feb 2l-2aw&ds &c. MCGUIRE, Auet'r.
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DIED.,

ness, MARY j., daughter of John and Ellen
Deugherty, in the 18th year Of her age
The friends Of the family are respectfully I'm
vted to attend the funeral at her late residence on
q, between First and Second streets on Friday
morning, the 7th instant, at 10 O'Clock -
In this city, on the 5th instant, NATHANIEL
T. MANN, OF CRANKY, Oswego county, New Y ork,
aged SO years.
On the 5th instant, JOHN PALMER. formerly
OF Loudoun county, Va but for many wears past
citizen OF this District in the 46th year Of hi
age.
On the Sd instant, ANNE ELIZABETH, aged
Years and months, eldest daughter Of Emily
r. and Charles G.. Hill
On the 5th instant, Miss ELIZA A. MILLER,
daug liter Of the late Major Thomas X. Miller, OF
Port Royal, Va.
At Collingwood, Fai.far county, Virginia. on
the 18th OF February, H. ALLEN TAYLOR
Esq, (son Of the late Robert l. Taylor, Esq } in
36th year Of his age.
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THEArRIcALs.-It will be seen by our ad
vertising columns that Miss Maggie Mitchell
will appear again tomorrow evening, in q
great variety Of characters. The Richmond
critics spoke in high terms of Miss Maggie s
histrionic abilities and versatile talents during
her recent engagement there, and Tomorrow
she will have an opportunity OF displaying
ner capabilities for song and dance-hlgn lie
and rural simplicity. The songs alone will
be we'll worth hearing
On Monday, Mr.. Eddy will appear in Z" Jack
Cade."
TIE LUTHERAN FAIR at Odd Fellows' Hal;
continues to draw all those who love to look
upon happy faces, and who at the same time
that they are passing an hour pleasantly and
satisfactorily, have the balm to lay to their
consciences that they are contributing their
mite to a most praiseworthy object. Tonight
there is to be music, vocal and instrumental,
with other attractions too numerous to parti-
cularize.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE William Patter-
son and Edward Dunlap, both colored, were
brought up before Justice Hollingshead, %
charge of assault and battery Patterson
was committed to Jail and Dunlap gave secu.
rity to keep the peace. Henry Booth and
John Shanks were brought up for assault, and
gave bonds to keep the peace.
we've neard IL said, that 9
nasquerade-is given at Georgetown might
Go one and all, to Forrest Hall-and there
enjoy the sight. 1t will be funny, and worth
the money-we truly can declare. For pref
ty girls, with raven curls-in costume will b.
there. Whatever's done, there will be fun
at this same fancy ball. So don't delay, o.
stay away-but 60 each one and all.
CRIMINAL CoURr.-The trial Of Edward
for murder is in progress to day. The testi
mony for the prosecution is nearly through
and the testimony for defence will be com
menced on to-day. The court room is crowded
PIcKPockETs are again making their ap
pearance, and ladies are their victims. W,
| advise our fair readers to carry their purses
or portmonnaies in their hands
WATCH RETURNS William Quigly an(
William Grayham were up for fighting ant
disturbing the peace. They were stranger
in town, and were let OF by Captain Birch
on their promise to leave Immediately TO
home.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer

n ONDsNtDkD interest In THR
"A National Hotel, Washiuaton, ut Pub
lie Auction.-Trustee's Sale BY authority
OF deed Of trust, and by direction Of the csst a
Trust, the subscribers will sell at auction. AZ
the auction store Of James c. Mcclure, Washing
ton, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of March nerl
NJ IL O'Clock m. D., eight undivided three hundred
and fifteen parts, the whole into three hundred
and fifteen equal parts, deing divided Of and in
all and singular the lots OF ground in Washing
ton, In the District Of Columbia, marked and
known on the plat thereof as lots numbered eight
zine, ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen In 50 uars
numbered four hundred and ninety one, and all
that part Of Lot NUMBER fourteen, In said square
adjoining said lot number thirteen, fronting twen-
ty feet on North G street, and running back at
right angles with said street north the full depth
OF said lot fourteen, with the Improvements there
on, being the establishment known as the Nation
al Hotel, now In the occupar CIV OF VIM. GUY
Terms Of sale: Ore-fourth cash, and the real
due In six, twelve, and eighteen months from the
day Of sale. for which notes bearing interest with
lien on the premises, will be taken
Conveyances at cost Of purchaser.
The property will be resod at the pure ser's
risk and cost on ten days notice II the terms of
sale be not complied with within three davs fforn
the day Of sale.
RICHARD WALLACE,
JOHN III. SAUNDERS,
Trustees
feb Is eo&ds J. &C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WALL, BARNARD q CO, Auction

BY WALL, BARNARD q CO, Auctioneers.
ExfENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
n furbitare and Housekeeping Articles,
snofertes, &c, (the Effects Of q Family
DAY morning next March s,h, we will sell, I'm
nonI OF our Auction Rooms, corner Pennsylvania
ssenae ana sth streets, very large and extensive
S SsS OF Housekeeping Articles, such as
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs &C
DO Bureaus and wardrobes
Eahe ana wood seat Chairs and Rockers
ingram, Brussel and other Carpets
Feather Beds and Bedding
Bedsteads, hair and shuek Mattresses
Mahogany sidsboards, Book Gases, and Card
second hand Pianofortes
Cooking, parlor and other Stoves
With many other articles In the house furnish
ing | ne, ell Of which must lie sold without 20
serve, rs the owner is about leaving the CITY.
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
mar o-T Auetioneers
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MILK-PURE MILK

MILK-PURE MILK.
WJE TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM
w ing our customers and others who desire
good article Of MILK that we intend to continue
the Dairy business. The following Will be the
prices for the month OF March, viz:
one gallon or more. ........ 20 cents.
.a Half gallon. DO.
One quau...... ............. 90.
Warranted pure and sweet when delivered.
Orders left with Henry Douglas, Florist, corner
OF 18th and streets, will be attended to-
Cash on delivery or cash settlement every ten
days. --
Skim MIX 20 cents per gallon.
mar 4-eolw DOUGLAS Il SMITH