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The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-07-12
Another Fraud In California.

ii
Under this head the Morning Globe of San
Francisco, speaks of Bill introduced by Mr..
Herbert i'll the House of Congress, the effects Of
which will be to confirm all titles to Mexican
land claims, which have been favorably decid-
ed by the late Land Commission prior to Janu-
airy LIST, 1856.
"Ihe Bill says the Globe instructs the Presi-
dent forthwith to issue the Government Patent
IN tavor of all those holding claims under such
decision, taking away the right of appeal by
contestants. AT first glance, this would appear
all right, but when it is remembered that among
the claims SO placed are the Bolton & Barron
and hosts of like monstrous frauds, covering
nearly the whole of the valuable and arabic
iand In the State. the motive is apparent. The
history of this bill, too, is so very strange that
even suspicion was aroused in the House of Rep
resentatlves. 1t was introduced by Mr. Her
bert, referred to the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported favorable upon with unheard of celebrity,
brought back to the House, the rules suspend
ed, and everything made fair and smooth for
its passage, when the cat slipped out of the bag
MIR. Herbert arose to explain, which sufficed
to show there was something wrong in the mat
ter, and the House, by an almost unanimous
vote, laid the bill on the table for two weeks
Hon. Mr. Denver, alone of our Representatives
at Washington is now battling against this gi-
gantic fraud, and the people must sustain him II
they deserve the maintenance of their tights.
PIACERyILLE IN AsHEs.-From the Sacramen-
to Union We learn that Placerville on the 9th
inst, was almost entirely destroyed by fire! II
will be rendered by the most of our readers
that this fine mountain city suffered severely
by fire last winter; now the fiery elements have
done their work complete. We deeply sympa-
thise with our old friends of Placervlle, and
sincerely hope that the losses of her enterpris-
ing citizens will not prove irreparable. We are
sorry to learn that several lives were lost in the
conhagration.
GEORGETOWN DEsTRoYED.-El Dorado coun-
ty has been severe sufferer by fire during the
past week. In addition to Placerville, George
town. one of the most beautiful and enterpris-
ing villages in the Mountains, has been totally
destroyed by the devouring elements. The loss
is indeed severe one, but Judging from the
character of its citizens, Phoenix like, a new and
improved village will spring from the smoking
ruins Of the old one.
a-Since writing the above notice we see from
telegraphic dispatch Of the Sac. Union. that
the citizens of Coloma have magnanimously
invited the wives and families of the George
town sufferers to partake of their Inequalities,
till new homes can be provided! Such gene
rosty as this, is worthy of all commentator,
and speaks volumes in favor of Coloma.
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By JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ruyR N y r n n

By JAS G.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Renl
u Estate.-By virtue Of deed Of trust to the
subscriber, dated April u, 1851, and duly record
ed In Liber j. A. s., No. %, folios 421, AZ, 423,
and 424, one Of the land records for Washington
county, shall SELL at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on MONDAY afternoon, December IL,
at 4 O'Clock, on the premises, the whole Of square
No. AL, fronting on south and l., and 9th and
9TH streets west
Terms: One-third cash the residue In 6, II,
and Is months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust OIL the premises.
All conveyancing at cost Of purchaser
HENRY NAYLOR, Trustee.
j. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
Immediately after the above. on the prem
ises we shall sell, by virtue Of decd OF trust du
ly recorded, &c, lots Nos 3, d, and o, In Pages
subdivision of square No. 800.
Terms as above.
IL the purchaser or purchasers shall fail TO COM
ply with the terms OF sale within i've days there
after, the Trustees reserve the right to resell at
JOHN T. FENWICK, lTus,oo
RICHARD WALLACH}
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE, AuctioneeT.
nov 13-2aw&ds
NrThe above sale 10 postponed until
WEDNESDAY afternoon, January 9th, at 3k
O'Clock, on the premises.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
dec 19-2aw&ds Auctioneer
ICTThe above Sale Us further Postponed
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, January
23d, same hour and place.
jan 10-2aw6ds J. c. MCGUIRE, Au;t'r.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGEToWN, Jan. I8. 1854

GEORGETOWN, Jan. Is, 1856
While the extreme cold weather which has
been upon US for some two weeks or more, has
laid quite an embargo upon all kinds of busi-
ness, except that of our wood and coal mer-
chants, and been quite oppressive upon the
poor, 1t has not been without its good results.
The crop of ice has been amply sufficient to
enable our Ice merchants, one and all, to lay
up full supply, equal in quality to the best
Boston article In the procurement of it en-
ployment has been given to a large number
OIL industrious men, who would otherwise have
been idle, and every thing in the shape of
cart that could be had has been steadily en-
gagged hauling 1t to the various places of de-
posit.
The symptoms Of the declining health of our
OH and nuch-respected townsman, Major
William Jewell, has continued to grow more
alarming. During the last week or so he has
been confined to his room, and wholly unable
to attend to any kind Of business For many
years the MAJOR has been the very efficient as
slstant clerk, assessor, and tax collector of our
corporation and previous to his election to
those responsible posts, he was frequently
called upon to serve in our City Councils.
At the annual meeting Of the Vigilant Fire
Company, held on the Sd inst, the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year C. III. Rodier, president; George Gold
ing, vice president; VIM. Knowles, secretary;
w II. Edes, treasurer; George Collins, chief
engineer; II. Hutchins, captain Of engine di-
vision James Krouse, captain Of suction di-
vision George Krouse, captain of hose divi-
sion VIM. G.. Tanner, keeper of engine
The Exhibition Of the Methodist Protestant
Sabbath school, yesterday evening, was truly
an entertaining little affair. The pupils, both
male and female, acquitted themselves
throughout the various exercises to the per-
feet delight Of the large auditory Col. i:
PAYNE was, also, present with his pupils, and
came near causing some cracked sides by the
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Arrival Of the Cahawba.

New YORK, Jan. 1s.-The Cahswba, from
New Orleans ola Havana, arrived here this
morning, with dates of the 18th from the lat
ter port.
The Spanish steamer Mexico sailed from
Havana for Vera Cruz on the 18th, and il was
reported that one of Santa Annals agents went
in her to observe the political state of affairs
in Mexico. Advices from that country, by
the British steamer Clyde, wear a gloomy
aspect.
Freights at Havana were dull.
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performance of the Old School Master. The
whole was under the direction Of T. A. New.
man, Esq
Flour and grain markets-FIour is held at
% 1oaSo. 30, with limited demand Wheat
Use. Pork continues to arrive in wagons and
is quoted at 81 so from wagons, and SIS from
stores. Spuc,.rop
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
AFTERNOON,t the seventh
~ day Of February, 1856, at q O'Clock, on the
premises, by virtue Of deed OF trust, dated ed
February, 1855, andrecordsd In the Land Rec ords
Of Washington county, ID. c., in Liber, ]. A. s.,
No. 81 folio 81 1, &c shall offer for sale one
divided third part, Of the undivided fourth part,
Of the undivided two thirds part, Lot No. 4, in
Square go, in the city Of Washington. This lot
fronts on the north side Of street north between
10th and 18th streets west.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash the balance in
six and twelve months, to be secured as may be
required by the trustee:
JOSEPH TRAVERS, Trustee.
JAMES T.. MCGUIRE,
dec 6-law2m Auctioneer.
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OF virginia, dated Richmond, July 9th, 1855.
messrr. WIN. g. BEERS Co.-Gentlemen: Considerations
OF duty to the afflicted alone prompt send
nary testimonial to the great vslue CARTERS SPANISH
hlAIURE Tor that almost iUcnrable disease, Scrofua
without being disposed deemng go
the particulars of the that
suits that have been produced by that
Der OF my own family and under observation
after the skill Of the hest physicians
been exhausted and all the usual remedies had fully
Justify me In recommending its all suffer
Ing from that dreadful malady.
do not mean to that IL is adapted
that It will afford the relief in all cases for OF
course, can know nothing about thst-but from what
have seen of the effects would not hesitate
OF Scrofua with persons whom felt interest or
over whom could exercise influence control.
Jan lin Respectfully yours, JN0. III. Bolts
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NOR RENT-A HOUSE, WITH FLOWER
Il and vegetable garden, together with IS acres
Of land under good cultivation, suitable for a
dairy or market garden (the letting of all together
would be pTeferred) pleasantly situated, directly
north from the Capitol, only few minutes walk
to the city limits. Any person DESTROYS Of secur-
ing pleasant and healthy residence In the coun-
try and near the city, will please call the SUBJ
scriber VIM. EMMERT
Mount Pleasant, near Glenwood Cemetery.
dec l2-eo5tS&wtf
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ls.-Flour is frmer, but
prices are unchanged; Howard street and
Ohio IS; City Mills is held at the same rate.
Wheat is unchanged; good to prime reds
81 s3aS1 Sc, good TO prime whites nominally
Sl.65aSl.95. Corn is unchanged yellow 7oa
76c., white nominally 73a76c.
Provisions are dull. Mess pork is hrmer at
SI6.50aS17. Bacon is irregular; shoulders 81
&C., sides 9ia9ac. Lard unchanged.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
VTNURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE an
III EligihIy Animated Real Estate,-By vi

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
VNURSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and
Il Eligibly situated Real Estate.-By viz
tue Of two several deeds In trust from James A.
Wise and Harriet Ann Wise, his wife, bearing
date respectively on the 9TH day Of April and the
eth day Of September, 1855, and duly recorded,
the subscriber, at the request Of the treasurer Of
the Franklin Building Association, will sell at
public sale on THURSDAY, the Gath day Of jan
uary, 1856, at O'Clock p. m, on the premises,
part Of Lot NO. II, In Square No 42e beginning
for the same at point on 9TH street west on the
front line Of said lot, at the distance Of 40 feet
from the southeast corner thereof, and running
thence due west parallel to the south boundary
line 100 feet to the rear line Of said lot; thence
due east 100 feet to the front line; thence south
with said front line Is feet to the place Of begin
ming, with the buildings and Improvements,
which consist Of three-story brick dwelling
house.
The above property is eligibly situated on 9TH
street west between q and II streets north, and
rapidly enhancing In value, and offers favorable
opportunity for investment.
The terms will be one-t third cash, and balance
In six and twelve months, for notes bearing inter-
est from day Of sale secured by deed of trust upon
the property; and IL not complied with In six
days after the sale the property will be resold,
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense
Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing at
the expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS WALLACE,
JNO. c. G.. HAMILTON,
Trustees.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
dec 24-3taw&ds Auctioneer.
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Marine Disaster

SAVANNAH, Jan. 1.-THE barque Charles
William, from Boston, arrived here to-day.
She reports having fallen in with the British
barque Thomas Richie, from New York for
Dodrecht O. completely disabled in gale on
the 5th. The Charles William took of the
captain and crew (who abandoned their yes
sell and brought them into port
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no LET.-A COMMODIOUS DWELLING
Il house and lot, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, near Island Hall.
Also, Rooms on 4 street, near the City Hall,
furnished or unfinished suitable for Iodg cling or
for offices, with the privilege, il desired, Of a
large law and miscellaneous library Apply at
No. z, street, near the City Hall. ian ST
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-MRS
Il g. ANDERSON has several furnished rooms
for rent, suitable for family or single gentleman.
The rent will he moderate No 276 Pa avenue,
I'd door from kirkwood House.
ian 2-tf
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Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Stocks are higher
Cumberland Coal Company %; ILLINOIS Cen
trail shares 06; Michigan Southern SSf; New
York Central "a; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany 100; Reading Railroad s7t; Missouri
6's, s4i; Sterling exchange is dull at Sast pre-
MUM.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.-Flour has advanced,
sales of Z, 200 bills; straight State IS. 06 good
Ohio $500; Southern 1915.
Wheat is hrmer; southern red 81 96.
Corn is frmer; sales of $4,000 bushels at
93c. for Western mixed.
Pork has advanced; sales Of $50 bbIs mess
S17 LII per bbl. Beef is quiet; sales of 700
bbls. Chicago repacked STATS. Lard is firm.
Whisky is firm.
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U-Isit Yes: Christmas Is over

out not its agony. Many suffering pain the
limbs or sbout the shoulders side from
ton OF the ver caused by bad during excitement
o. convivial hours Nothing like De GRATIS ELECTRIC
Ol to relieve such painful collections rheums
tem ri thirty years has been ths
yansbe Electric on from the on ONCE 80
s. Eighth street Philadelphia and Walnut
A regular do :tor in attendance.
Sc s. Coverdale, ESQ, of Beverly, N j. who was 80
badly min ed by the disastrous collision
Donald was completely restored by De Grshs wonderful
Thousands 50 South Eighth close by Che-nut only
Office. a. AZ a.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT!

DOBERT SCHWARTZ HAS THE PLEA
II sure Of informing the public that he Is well
prepared for accommodating the public in general
with FRESH OYSTERS, put up alright, for
sending tn. m to their distant friends in the coun
try. He also keeps constantly on hand a fne sup
ply of PICKLED and PRESERVED OYSTERS
Please call on 4. SCHWARTZ, corner Of 18th
and streets, or leave orders at his establishment
corner of 10th street and Potomac river.
doc 9p-ff
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-I
u will now sell my property, situated on the
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike, about two
miles above Georgetown, adjoining the village OF
place contains 63X acres, and is handsomely i'm
proved by two story brick house, 20 q 80, with
a wing Is II 81, and all necessary out houses.
City property will be taken as part pay
THOS. MARSHALL,
AT Mrs. Spalding's, corner 9th and F SITS
ian 1T-f
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NEW JEWELRY STORE,

nANIEL HIRSCH, LATE OF PARIS, HAS
II opened new store Of
French FANCY GOODS and <A>ES
JEWELRY, on Louisiana 6NEsS&A
avenue, opposite Centre Mar e2Ne.ssS
ket, (the store formerly occupied by Mr.. William
to which the attention Of the citizens is called
He keeps on hand BREASTPINS, EARRINGS,
WATCHES, BRACELETS, RINGS, CHAINS,
and general assortment Of JEWELRY.
jan ST.
vTNHE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY To
Il get the new publications, My Mary Ann, Ar
gyle Schottisch, Crazy Maiden Schottisch, and
The Watchmanis at ELLlS'S
Music Store, JOG between 9th and 10th SITS.
ian IA
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swEENY, RITTENHOUsE, FAINT 4 CO.,
B N z r. &

No. 352 PsH5SyIuanta acenss, ttco dooys tssst of
BreUHs' Hotel.
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE 4 CO. having
~ associated Hamilton G.. FAINT In their CO. part
nership will continue the Banking and Exchange
business, In all Its branches, under the name and
style above mentioned.
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE CO.
WARRINGTON, d. e. Jsnunry 1, 1855.
jan Aim
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BOARD, &c.--MKS. BATES, ON THE 9. w.
~ corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-H
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sSAN EXCELLENT SHAvE."-This re-
IA mark was made by Mr.. Jones after trying
one Of my American Ramapo Razors. Others
have said the same after using my Tally no, or q
Double Carbonized Xxi. There are no tears shed
while using one Of these Razors.
dec IL 400 Seventh st.
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BOARDING,

- several suitable for single persons can be OBJ
tanned by early application with or without board
at No. 469 Tenth street, between ID and E. Also,
as usual, table boarders, on the most reasonable
terms. ian l6-5t&
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TO THE LADIES.

MIR. r. l.. HARPER, 3e BLOOMFIELD
wi street, Boston, has just received choice
sortment Of those rich and elegant
STRAW EMBROIDERED BALL DIR EssEs,
Of the latest Partisan style, which were 90 uni
versally admired at Newport last season. As he
was not then able to supply the demand, be takes
this opportunity to inform the ladies that he il
just opening a fresh supply, some Of which are
white and very appropriate for bridal costumes
Also, Head Dresses, Co1ieurs, Capatees, Col
lars, Nantes, &c all Of which are I'm embroi-
dered straw on black or white lace; and variety
OF Wreaths Of Straw Flowers, Feather Flowers,
&c &c.
". b. This Is the only house In the United
States where these goods can be obtained
Boston, Jan. S, 1856. ian S-3tsw2w
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over any pretended imitation. 1t that every
city paradise of humbugs but let really mertorous
arttc capable OF doing all that ia promised twill
stand the test any opposition dependent upou
toriety and HOstetters famed STOMACH BITTERS bear
evidence of this for Ii has the
ana trie and not found wanting curing any Dys
Pepeia, In any form. When these known why
should 1t not be appreciated and everybody For
sale by Druggtsts and Dealers generally. JAMES N. CAL
LAM Agent In Washington ian Ctr
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Clothing Emporium, Browns Hotel Building respectfully
announce that their display of FALL WINTER CLIO
THING is now ready for inspection comprising assert
ment OF COATS TALMAS, 0VERSACKS, SURTOUTS,
VESTS and PANTAL00NS, of the and richest
signs in material, trimming and workmanship gentle
men who study excellence with fashionable
ticles of dress opportunity offered for selecting
from one Of the attractive Goods city very
reduced prices nov TT
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The America 81 Boston

BosroS, January Is-The America arrived
at her wharf at 10 o'clock this morning. Her
mails will be dispatched south this afternoon
by the land route.
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IL Hesfland's German Bitters, prepared

and sold by Dr. Jackson at the German
Arch street PHILADELPHIA daily increase wede
served celebrity for the all arising
rangemen Of the liver Biers have indeed pro
blessing to the afflicted who show their gratitude by the
most hstterng testimonials This medicine established
for Itself name that competitors willy their
schemes or seductive their promises reach. IL
gained the public confidence by the immense benefits that
have been derived from it, and will maintain ITS posi-
ton. See advertisement. dec la-sm
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FOR sALEEaWoODLAND, WOOD, WA

l. CON, HORSES, &c.
A tract Of land, containing III acres, two miles
from the Navy Yard Bridge, a part cleared, fine
soil, and exposure for a market garden, the rest
Oak Wood. Now on II $50 to 400 cords seasoned
oak, cut last winter. The improvements are new
"a small dwelling, corn house, and stable for
six horses.
A first rate Wagon and Gear, four large fine
Wagon Horses, accustomed to hauling wood, and
one young saddle horse.
Refer to Hugh Bernard Sweeney, Of the Bank
Ing house OF Sweeny, X ittenhouse, & Co.
III the above property is not sold before Tuesday
the ed Instant, the seasoned and green wood, and
horses and wagon will be offered at public sale at
the Auction Rooms Of A. Green, on that day, at
IL O'Clock. jan 11-dt2lst
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AsTROLOGY DEMONSTRATED.

DROF. Sylvester INVITES The La
Il dies and gentlemen Of Washington and vici-
nifty TO call and consult the planets, for such as
the have in store for you on the day you was born
the same vet shall receive at different ages In your
life for In them is the foundation Of truth, ana
the omnipotance Of great Sod, TO execute, Is
will to man, and all things. Neither can you
Yea had or take from whatsoever the testify
Terms so cents, man, woman, or child people OF
color IS cents. Any particular advice will be
given and confidential. Apply at No. 1S7 b ST,
nian, on the Island. All kinds Of distemPers
cured in quick time. dec Ss-lmt
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD 4 CO, Auctoneers
STOCk OF A HAT AND CAT STohE ~
y Auction ON MONDAY morning, January
2ist, at 10 O'Clock we will sell at the store n"
AS Pennsylvsnia avenue, the remaining s'ocA Ga
Hats, Caps, &C viz:
Gentlemen's silk Hats
Fur, Wool and Felt H ats, large variety
Gentlemens', Youths, and Children Caps
Gentlemen's plush and fancy Caps.
Together with large variety Of Fancy Goods,
all OF which must be sold, the store is to be i'm
proved.
Also, two large size modern style Show Win
dows and Door, which have been In use but very
short time.
Terms: All sums Of and under $40 cash over
that amount a credit of 90 and 30 DAYS, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
WALL, BARNARD CO,
Jan sd Auctioneers
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
CROCK OF GROCERIES AND PROvIs-

SIOCk OF GHOCEklES AND PHOV1e-
- ions at Auction.-I will sell, on THURS
DAy, the gath instant. at 10 O'Clock a. m, at No.
499 Ninth street, next door to the House Furnish
ing Store Of Dom & Bro, a good assortment OF
Groceries and Provisions, such as s.,
Tinware and Glassware
Onions, Beans, Dried Fruit
And other thing that are usually kept In Retail
Grocery Stores not necessary to mention.
Terms at sale. A. GREEN, Auct.
ian 1S-FWTh
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ICAmbrotyH.-Am the most nj.

tractirs .nd h,s,s, .ohtst the most "a.
now on exhibition at WHITEHU RSTS GALLERY, are
iMBBOfSPES. They are truy a beautiful Picture and
IN some respects an Improvement familiar Ds-
gnerreotypes The Gallery contains quite large collection
o. monographs on paper DaguerreOtypes the United
states Supreme Court since members of the United
states courts President Pierce and Cabinet many
public men OF the Nation visit wHITEHURSTS GAL
LERY No. 44 Pennsylvania avenue is well worth tbs trou-
BILE and time. nov ~ IN
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MRS. BURGHALTER

WISHES TO INFORM THE LADIES OF
she 1e% sn to
to give instruction on the Piano to few pupils at
their residence The best references can be given.
Terms moderate. Communications left at Mrs.
Mrs Clitch's Fancy Store, 2a6 Pa. avenue will
meet with prompt attention ian 9-eo6ts