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BOSTON MARKET, May Ie.

FLoVn-westsrn common bands, 80 90 TO Is
hney, 81 OOi extra, 81 o. 10 WI Gensses Extra
- 90 To %.
GnAN.-soathsrn yellow Corn Ia selling at 81 ei'.i
MIXED at "a cts. Oats 40 ale Rye In lots, W ets
HAI.-Eastsrn IL selling At 81 pr ton. cash.
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IIuillOrs.
Agricultural Meeting.

AThe last ANNUAL meeting Of the York County Agi.
n cultural Society, Il vas
Yoted, That Committee % seven he appointed 10
take all preliminary measures Ia regard 10 having place
nted up or holding their SHOW and Fair. and that When
this meeting adjourn. II be 10 the time and ,laee said
committee shall determine, and that all members living
cot II Sac, and Bidisfod be specially notified when The
meeting 10 10 he held, and the object.
Thomas Dyer III, Rufus Melntire, Thomas u. Hayes,
WIN. Noyes Nathan Dane, D. l.. somss and Samuel
fitzpatrick chosen said Commiile.
In puy.ance ofthe above vote, the commlttee would
give notice that meeting Of the scety vill be held 81
day Of May next II 10 O'Clock In the forvncon 10 hear
the Report Of the Committee, and take such action -
may be deemed expedient.
saco, April 3, 1850. IL
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Marriases.

4 In nAs~sy, May II, by Rev Gould. Mr. Leonard
IN Moody % Miss Mary Y. k-vne % Lewiston. =
Ia.s..s>s-y, April 80, BY M Libby, NJ Isaac "
Hamilton TO Miss susan Kaiton both q -
mr.mlngtoa. May OH, by M Cooley, Mr sullh l.
SAWYER, aud lis iIabe,h l. STRUT b,h o. l..
Also, BY the sane, May 5th, Nj Geo Lori, % Lining
too ami Hiss Marvia n Eili0t, % rarscnsiield.
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Sprtiul Autitrs.

~ Arnold's Glohulcs oui Vital Fluid have al'
-, attained A very extensive sale. FJom their
n,,aSr This might be expected, aud the steady IN,
ec,a.e &c de aanl oaly goes to Prors ,he tss'
worth uftheir chemical action N N'launhs tue
hlood ana DESTROYING the cause OF hutnor.
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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL...- F RDAY
BR,cHroN MARKET. MAYS.

BRIGHTON MARKET, May q.
Bsrs cArrLE-we quote extra 50 % nrsi susi
ordinary, o 50.
woskNo oxss.-sass from SIS to sies.
Cows AND CAIvEs.-s slss fron sl3 10 So.
sHkkP.- sales from s. 80 10 ! IS
swNk.-At retail IRON IL 20 10 L. eta.
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NOTICE,

V,IlIS is TO certify thai !. thi, day relnquish TO
l. Charles r. Grant, the remainder OF his mi
noriy, that shall mol claim any OF his earnings,
or pay any d.b's Of his contracting that be 10
free 10 trade and act for himself.
iiIlt' SAMUEL GRANT.
Alfred, May l, 1850. 3wis'
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NEW MI LlNERY
ESTABLISH NJ I'm I.

MISS II. a. SMITH & co. would announce to the Ia.
vi dies Of BildefDrd and vicinity that they have taken
rooms IN the Crystal Arcade No. D. up stairs, where
they win be happy to show to those who will take the
trouble to examine them, good stock Of millinery, con.
IL. -
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CITY BANK.

House Lot ut Auction.
WILL he soil at Auction on SATURDAY next, May
w lTth at O'Clock, Z. NJ, the premises, House
Lot on cross street connecting Centre with South 81
ami near the frmer residence Of ID. l.. ZONES, Esq-
Said lot IL my feet front and 100 e deep, and Is very
desirable situation for n Dwelling House.
Tx. LANE, Auetioneer.
Biddeford May s, 1856. 20
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NOTICE.

fI,HE members of the York County Mutual FIRE
l. Insurance Company are hereby notified that
their annual meeting for the choice Of n board oi
directors for the year ensuing, and for the tran.
saciion Of such other business rs may legally
come before said meeting. will he holden at the
C,mpany's MONS in South Berwick, ON Wednes-
day the fourth day VI June proximo, a' Three o.
clock in the afternoon.
South Berwick, Me April 30, 1886. 3al9
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House g. LOT FOR SALE.

- THE HousE AND Lnr SITUATED ON
liilA Franklin Street, belonging to the Subscriber
sad House 10 In favorable location isr boarding
IIou.e or nav b, occupied by two families, has good
eonyenIepces for water, AMI q stable Ajoining The
Lot ., large enough for ITO additional Houses. WIZ be
soli ON favorable terms.
Also farm conia'ng 80 acres, situated IN the upper
,.,, IN s.c, near puxton llnx, on the River Road.-
There IL new barn the premises, and good grown
Of WOOD and timber on the ioi. ,sov s,.v,v
Apply TO hLLdsoN sEA'.i'
piJsiord, Jan. 10, 1880. omnS -
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AInbrOiyPe Rooms.
70. 6 Central Block, Biddeferd.

yU,IIE Subscriber having purchased the rish, for
Cutting. patent AnbfOtyPes In Bddeioed,
h,. An ed 10 his Room. 10 such q manner that he
!, ,uIIy prepared 10 take these beautiful aud co.
during pictures on Glass, IN the most perfect
manner Dsgueneo'ypss sl,o shsealeu IN , .ss
nabll, a,r inyi,ed to call and examine specimens
N The Biddeiord AmbrO,ypc Gallery; -
~ ''~ l.. II. MCKINNEY.
Bidae(ori, March, 1886. ins
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Al a Coor Of Probate held at saeo, within aud Tor
the County uf York, on the first Monday IN NAV.
i'm the wear Of our Lord eighteen hundred and MY
siI. by the Honorable Joseph l. Nye' Judge OF 'a"
'ourtt
In sarah a. Peirson, late Of Biddcloni, In sa eoin-
.sd having resented his hfst Account Of ad-
ninistrakn OF the estate Of sald deceased, tot AL
'owan.e;
20 ali persons interested, by causing copy of this
tdet Ia be published three weeks successfully In The
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bldeiorl. W
said Cnun,y, that they may appear ut Pnbtie C"nu
10 de held a Kennel ~ said county, on tue nfs'
Monday OF June next at ten Of the eek IN the lure
n,.n, aud shew eanse, II any they nave, why the
same should not he allowed.
% Attest Jo.HuA ~ iRsIcx, Register.
A true eopy-,uesi.-JosHr, ilERRieK, Register.
Az Court IL Prubpts held at saeo, within aud Tor
the Cuuuty of YO,k, on tine h'st Monday In May,
IA, the yeIT nt our Lord eighteen hundred and tt, :
sir, By the Honorable Joseph t. Nye, Judge at sa'd
CG1H; ,,,,,,. -,,- i,
| ] R.uhin H. Kicker or Berwick In said eoun,y OF
yask, minor aud child OF Joseph Kicker late CT Ber-
wick In said county, deceased pfp'ns of Incense 10
ell AMI convey, at public auction, fr,vats SALE All
the right title aud Interest 81 his Sai wad ~ anu 10
certain real estate situated In Berwick In said eoun-
a. aud the pr,eeeds thereof a. put to Interest, VIZ
parcel OF iand banded nonhetl b, lsnd 81 ,'uan
Hayes and Bntkeit Han, westerly ny ,anu "i ss''
geubin a. RickeT containing 81 ACRES ana one nun
red aud sixteen r,ds' Also, for authority To invest
ne hundred and eighty dollars Of said miners money
now ih bi, hand. in the purchase at piece 81 land w
said Bewidk and banded nOrihetiy and easteHt bs
land ofhis said ward, shthSTly by land OF Arthur
Grant and westerly by The new Rad leading IRON
Beayer Dam h South Berwick Junction Depot.
OangSro, That the petnionet give noiee thereon 20
Al, pctSons Interested Ia s,id e,lte, b. causing copy
IL this order To be published IN the ub"n ana Eastern
L,nrnaI p,inIed Ia BiddsfOTi, In said county, Of
three weeks excessively that they may appear al
Probate Cam 10 be held at k~nasbnnk, In said e"un'
~ ,n the first Monday IN Jube next, nj ten Of The
ei,ck On the G,rcRoon, aud shew cause, " ANY they
have why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
Aue.t,-JosHuA HEhh,cK. Register
A true copy, Atiest,-jo,su. IiKasiek, Register
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FOR SALE.

/. NEW Two story building situated 90 High Sired,
a ssco, nsxt 10 Mr. Joseph rtsphsns'. Baid house
vas buIl By Mr. Jahua Chadbourns a the ysry bsss
uatsr,als has good Cellar, Citsrn, Wood House, has
1pus Rooms On each floor. The osner. (Cspt. I. y.
dai ztss) shhIns 10 leave town v se.i rvssoaa.
Ne terms. for particulars, enquiry of
SAMUEL WHITE, biddefosd
s.eo, April %, 1850. tsis
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Corn.

vEhLow CORN Of Superior qualify d nov Selling ~
Il % subseribsr, q ssvsniy et. pr bashsi.
a.. Ard, ai.t. nsl. n
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Alta Court Of Probate held Of Saco, With n aud
fur the County OF York, on the irs, Monday IN
Nav, in the year OF our Lord eight en- bundled
aud iily.slx, BY the Honorable Joss1h Nye,
Judge Of said Court:
HiARLES BOYD, executor Of the viii OF Dd.
" vId Boyd who was executor oi the last wiz ~
J,phet Perkins, late OF Wells, IN said county,
,coman, deceased, having presented his hrsi be-
tount of administration vi the estate of SAID ia
pbei Perkins, Decreased, for allo~snce;-
OrpEREp, That the SAID Charles BOYD give notice
vull persons interested In laid cs,a,eby causing
copy Ufthi, order iobc published three weeks sue
,t,ssIyey in the Uuiuu IL Eastern Journal printed
Al IlJjciurd, IN said county, inut ih-y may ap
near n, "A p,uhule Court Ia br held ~ ksnutbunI,
IN aid county, on the irs Monday OF June ext,
Al ten of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, # any they have why the SAME should
not he allowed.
A true copy, Attest JOSHUA ilEsRlcK. Register.
Al a Court VI Probate held at Saco, milhn
und tor the counlyrf York, on the hrsi Mon
,lay in Nav In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and flty.six, 10y the Honorable Josep
Il Nye, Judge ofsad Court:
IN t6,. pet,tlon oI WILLIAM N. HILL. al.
" ministra,or of the estate OF Israel Z. PInkham,
ate of BiIdeiord, in said county, deceased, rep.
rsen,ing that the personal estate oi s'u deceased
not suiIi, lent to pay the just debts which he
owed at the time Oi his death, by TIE sum oi '"n
un,Irrd dollars, aud praying for a license to sell
and convey the whole Of the real estate OF said de-
,r.s IL at public or private sale hecause 10y par.
nj sale ,ha residue would be greatly injured:
ORpEREp, That the petitioner give notice there
r 10 Tie heirs Of said deceased aud To all persons
interested IL said estate, 10y causing copy OF this
nr,ier TO he published in the Union aud Eastern
Juurnsl printed in BidelOrd, IN said county, three
weeks successfully. that they may appear at
pr,h,tr Cont tu be holden at Kcnnebunk, Ia said
coun,y, ON the first Monday in June next, al 10
al the clock in the forenoon, and shew Cause, u
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not lie granted
20 Attest, JosuuA HEIRicK. Register.
,trur COPY, Attest JusnUA HESRICK, Register.
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GENTLE MEN,S Pine SMOES,

WILL keep constantly hand supply Of Dry Spark
ling Wines which will furnish the trade at Cincinnati
prices, freights added (apl T. A. MCCALL.
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a. II. ROSCOE,

A. H. ROSCOE,
WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL UEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DiE-STUFFS,
PERFuMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &c,
Corner of Broad and Market Sts,,
,SEAVILLE. TENN.
HAVE constantly hanG large and we'll selected socs
OF the above articles together with large assortment
sncy artces-an Of Ehich Is offered for the
accommodating terms.
Alum, 2Ou0 pounds;
Arrow Root loo pounds. Bermuda and Florida;
Birthstone, 100 pounds, rehned,
Castor Il, 200 gallons,
Coppcras, 20 barrels Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, Ha,res
Gum Carnphor. 100 pounds;
Indig,, 500 pounds, Pine 70 Common;
Nader, 90 pounds, drst quality;
super Ctrb. Soda 80 pounds Prime;
Flsur sulphur, 500 pounds
An Of which is offered a. the lowest prices.
isnSs A. u. ROSCOE
SAFEST SAFES!
NLTIDpERs Patent salaraanaer Safk Manufactured by
w strarns a Maryrn New YORK the best article made
the United States hNiug fsied to psese their
ntsns zny tire fen away Va store and ~ SALE
arcr'a prizes, freight added, their agents,
~. GuRooN a co.
RUETER PRINTS
IElE have ust received from New ork small LOT Of the
w above Srsea p,und aud hall and quarter pound
moulds.
KLsO-ssuAre ana oval Bread ani Cropping Trays
Wooaeu Bowie, &C; patent aud eoemoH q u.ss Prs
nays MACnfNJfE WILSON.
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HORSE POWERS AND THRESHERS.

Az have in store 30 Pranysivknis horse Posen
w and fbreshera sikh be used eitarf slth our Of
two hores- Thee mehnss have tead The TEA u ixenty-
ave Ia tia ga gram growing rrsions ~ As Unite
stsles. Thy haze nty beeo aneh tuProEd - the
gearng sad general ircfion, maGing them tgnef Ia
dFaag than .nV other uscAine IN Ne have sse
q iA nacanrs iut - at oar store N eqnpete Sorkns
order and invite al intsfesssa cal and examine "a
Ep4s-twaz MACY HAMILTON
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5000 "a q 4 s.ss. . s1ss .. . :: r.; ::
A. ~ n & CNTfER.
- crrner rroea ~ enI ere -.
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x ATES OF FREEGHT

HNA - w r - ashF'AAA
@ - - - 81
FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
10 TAKE kEFsCF
On and after the First of june.
PEST CLASS.
Piano Fortss Books and Stationery, Roots Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, tils, &c, IN bottles CamBhine and
Spirits Turpentiue, bbl; Csrpefing, ca na, GlAss
and war Csg,rs "a eases. CNcss, Conf etiOns-
rieS Cotton Card, Cutlery, IL cases, ks and boxes;
Dfy Goods in boxes AMI bales; Drugs fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubhers, Furs, Garden seeds, cooking
Glssses AMI Looking trlass Pate, az OTntrs rss)
Oysters ia aud jars. Ssldiery, Tin sod Britannia
Ware, Teas aud spie,, pr 100 bs., from list Deem
Der TO LIST June.
and from lst June LIST December IS5
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such as specified in First and Third
class Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
bh., and pipes; Tohscco 10 boxes; leather in rolls
and boxes; Oils, in bbls- and casks; CrOekeIy and
eueensware in crates and casks RICE, Whiting, -.
Plaster Sheet Brass, and Copper, per ice
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shoyes Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin, in pigs
Tn-pate, AnvIs Vices casks Of Chains and hoes.
Manila and Cotton Car'iare Coffee heavy Ca, tngs,
Mill Gearing, Railroad Whees and Ayles, Chairs and
Spikes, and ROsin in bbs., per Toe Rs. so
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages light articles
not enumerated also, Car boys Of Acids, other
Chem,cls viii be charged by actual weight, but at
double First Glass Rates. or, per 100 lbs..- ...S25O
The rates are the from Charleston and Savannah to
Stevens, n and al stations is side, Nashville.
Overch where they evidently exist will be corrected
nv the Nashville and Chattanooga Rarnad and paid by the
TreasUe upon proper certificate from the gent delivering
The Roais will nay for hid damages, injury
Of boxes packages when external appearances
Of damage exits
No claim for damages win he considered unless aecOwPa
with rept shOwing the goods TO hay been IN good
order when delivered to the Ros At ChSrss'n and sa
vsnnah.
In goods the Roads require 80 days for
animation II the nef found BY the expiration az that
tine the Road del verng viii he auth red to pavbut
claim hail b. considered goods sought for less receipts
are exhibited as evi Of shipm rnt
No goods will be delivered until al charges paid snd
a receipt gwen by the co1signees or their agents.
The Agents OF the n. O. unler heavy bonds 70
the company and MI freight bills due the Agents ind
vduay therefore freight bills be raid in fu and
CARNATIONS for charges dmagrs, must BE- paid by
the Treasurer onlv certificate OF the Agent and
thority II the Superintendent.
mav15 RI ANDERSON, slp't.
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F9'f sic Goods.
A. j. DUNCAN g. GO.

HAVE received IN day large line OF
New style Lawns
Painted JacOnets and Muslin Robes,
White Jacoaets and Cambria,
CrOss-barred, swiss, BOOK and India huslins,
and Embroiieries,
Muslin, Linen Six and Lawn handkerchief,
And many other styles of Goods which selling at
q small afVlnce. A J DUNCAN, ~ ubic square.
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SfraW Hats.
CataWba Wine,

A LAR Stock of MeIs Boys and Chldren's Straw a
n Leghorn Hats Of every description, just received
or sale ~ b r. CUTTER
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HUGHES BROTHERS.
7
Ambrotype, Photographic

AND
ID A G. q T. Sc fs = 4 a T u T y,
NO. 26 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
NBROTYPES Photographs plain colcred in OIL and
IA w8rranteu durable any other style Of painting,
Daguer e)types, StTeOscOpc Crayon Ngnete and ev
cry other tyle Of picture tsken this eAb shmen in the
highest perfection Of the Art and warranted U please
sale
AWRIsOTYPES.
Although these beautiful Pictures but recently intro
by the sub in this city they have become
popular that have at secured tho seTv
Of eminent Artit ON New YORK; to attend to this
branch Of the business eXclu,iSe y.
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES.
Children by this process have their Lkenesses taken
quicker than other way-only two or three second
beng required for sitng-and warranted to give saac
ton charge will be made. Bring them along and
have them taken before ryng elsewhere.
jan30 HUGHES BROS
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WUEa " EVN
I AIDES Super Black KID Slippers, extra vide;
IL Heel Slippers, Boots and Caters
French LesiinR Congress BontS;
Viii e satin and Best White Ki1 Slippers
Misses Super Bronzed and Black KID Slippers;
Zee Boots and Shoes in great yaTity.
Jusi opened by JOHN RAMAGE,
at26 81 College street.
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Trunks. Trunks.

A FULL assortment OF Trunks from the
IA finest quality sole lie Their % common 1911 IY
Travelling, Of all kinds and Carpet and S<N SA
Saddle Bags, cheap for cash @k&&l-1-D
p r. CUTTERS,
No. IS, cor. Broad and College sts
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A. C. s. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
IIAvE Received verv large and we'll selected stock
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Good
Fine Barge Robe--new styles;
Organdie Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid = ks;
Plain silks for Event Dresses and Nantes
BarsFes, Plain, striped, a-d plaid
Large 10, cheap Muslasi
=" White Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment Of JRronet and Swiss FlouncingS;
Embroidt red swiss and Jaconet Collars;
Yalrnoiennes Lac Collars:
Large assortment NJ sses Collars;
Transfer Work ami Embroidered skirts.
KID GLOVES.
Ba!ou's make large stock.
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black snd whice SILK Nantes:
ColOrd MHnses variety les prices, from % to t2S
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS F R DRESSES,
Handsome lot Bonnr; Ribbons
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
large " Black Velvet Ribbons.
H0$GLRH.
good assortment OF Ladies' white, black and eOlored
Cotton Hose
Large lot Censlenn~n's Cotton and Sik Half Hose.
Gentlemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment Preach Lasn.;
slack aud l4a'y Pm Cast Sa, here's
Linen n=>k-EOod Assortment;
Plain aud Cheek Cas- msre, FOR Eo{G' wear,
Cravzts Shr Collars, Drawers, KID Gloves
CURTAIN DAmASks.
Ia Satin and Mool-Eeu patterns
Handsome Lace and embroidered Muslin Curtains;
Large lot Crrtsin Nasia.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
Iins 4-4ih Velvet Osrpetings
Al and = Bfusse4 do;
PJ c@rpsuas-psH stslesi
2-Py
Good assortment Rugs, Mats DrugFets, a Sc, and 81
Cheek and While Canton Mating.
Also, large stock = cheap Carpets
a. 4, and ~ Fisor uu Co;hs;
HEAVY Goods for Car eoseringg
n, Cotton Duets inehss wtde, These Goods
furnish from 81 20 $50 inehrs side.
We have large ssoek o. Plain, plaid and Striped osna-
enrEs, very heasy.
We Aass Goods the night vidsh for Wagon shsse and
tent ola1ha
These vzsiaE Nashvse woala DO vel 10 give u can
ore laying lapi2l A. O. q A. BEkou.
Staple Goods.
Uk seek q etapis lseoas yeFg caputs and our pri-
~ - L. a..
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MANUFACTURERS AND MITLPRs


IXTE are general Agents for the sale OF s Cotton AND
w Wooden fabrics manufactured in the State OF Tenne
SEE and have appropriated large and commodicns room
solely for their safe and storage We have also spprcprA
ted for the sale and storage Of FLOUR alone
And would respectfully call the attention OF both Manu-
IA urers and hiilers 20 this arrangement
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FSk nise, Vel As room or rsns by tAs usoasA
"A 81 fne % as8t tAs nas stoss e J.
A Mcclsfs g unioa street. Eaqsife Il n MORTON. u
hs pritllaE. ESQ ~ lsiT
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EE -. - -
C0mmENCING mONDAY, MAY Isth.
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CONSISTING of Patent Leather French Ties, P. L OK
~ ford ard Dress Shoes Silk Opera Caters Clio Con-
eress Boots, Lasting Ties plain and tipped Calf Walking
Shoes Tapestry Slippers just received wi fine stock
Boots Shoes and Caters Including supe6ne p L. Oxford
Ties and Dress shoes for Boys and ouths
JOHN RAMAGE,
COIePp street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06
By WALL. BARNARD C CO, Auctioneers.
1 AR8E AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
Lklegant Fancy 6oods. Plated Ware, &C.,

Bv WALL. BARNARD & co, Auctioneers.
I AR8E AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
Aklesant Fancy Goods. Plated Ware, &C.,
at Auction.-On WEDNESDAY next, - inst
we will sell, at ~ O'Clock M, at the store OF
Messis 4. Galligan Co under Browns Hotel,
their entire stock OF elegant Fancy Good, Plated
Ware, Work boxes, Perfumery, Articles for the
Rosewood and mahogany inlaid Work boxes
Rosewood and mahogany Writing Desks
Rosewood and mahogany bound ard inlsid Dres-
sing Cases
Rosewood and mahogany PerfumeIy Stands, CT
PapieT mache, pearl and inlaid Stands
PsPieI mache pearl Cabinets, very elegant
Papier mache Portfolios and Inkstards
Pearl, ivory, and silver Cad Cases, plain, carved
and inlaid
Ivory, pear and satin. wood back Hair Brushes
Ivory, buffalo, and shell dressing tack and side
Combs
Ivory, buffalo, hne Combs, very large stock al
Of superior quality
Elegant cut glass bohemian Vases
Elegant cut glass Perfumes
Elegant China, gilt, and Dresden Vases
Parian Pitchers, Vases, and Ornaments
Bronze Statuetts, do Candelabras
Canes with gold, silver, ivory, shell, and agate
Ladies' riding w hips, beautiful
Fine gers & Sons Pocket Cutlery
Razors, Bowie Knives, and cissors
Lubin's Extracts, Farina Cologne, Lavender,
Orange
lowers ana Otnef Pel1umefleS
Rosewood framed toilet and hand Glasses
Fine gold Breastpins, Finger Rings, Bracelets
Studs, Keys, Chains, &c.
Large assortment Of English and American Pated
Ware
Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes, Covers, Wal
tiers, ard Casters
Crumb Scrapers, Spoons, and Forks
Tea and Coffee Sets
Marble, bronze, papier mache Clocks
OIL Paintings, Prints, &c.
Also, the glass Cases, which are Of the best plate
glass, rosewood frames, Counters, &c.
This stock is the largest and finest stock Of such
Goods ever offered In Washington, aud will posi-
lively be sold TO the highest bidder sale to con-
tinue every day and evening until all is disposed
Of.
Terms All sums Of and under S25 cash; over
that amount a credit Of 90 and 80 days, for noes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.
nOvS-tl Auctionefrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

IsAAcD MARKS, well known in Norfolk,
who during the fever offered his services a.
nurse and succeeded In robbing Mr.. Lewis
family Of jewelry to considerable amount,
was arrested afew days since in the city of
New York for stealing Law books.
Marks Is well known in this city. He suc-
ceeded some years since in obtaining the con-
ndence OF many respectable citizens Of Wash
ington He piundered lot of them in New
York city OF sundry shirt studs and other val.
liable trinkets, as we'll as no little money.
ms occurred long before his Norfolk (Va.)
robbery. - : - :,