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NoTICE.-The George Parker mentioned in the
proceedings of the Circuit Court in yesterdays star
IS moi The son of Thomas Parker, of the firm Of
George & Thomas Parker, whose name Is George A.
Parker.
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TThH o r !. f FhfssHHfER.$ Trustees
ap l6-eodSds JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auci
BY. JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

'SMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
ToLLaATE-On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
April 18th, at o'clock on the premises, shall sell,
without reserve, 51a acres OF land, fronting on 7th
street plank road and the 18th street. or Georgetown
road, at the first tollgate, and distant about one
mile from the city, with the improvements consist
rooms, with many desirable cOnveniencesfor the ac
commodaton OF families during the summer sea SON
pump OF hne water at the kitchen door, a Young
orchard OF choice frt trees large bed of superior
strawberries, together with handsome shrubbery
and flowers. are on the place.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue INF y, 10,
and "a months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises. = - -
ap lO-d .. JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
III THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLH
postponed until TT ESDAY AFTERNOON, April
2ist same hour and place.
APP ls-d p JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
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NTILLER'S PATENT VENTII.AT0R.-Just
tI received a supply of this admirable NENTlIsA-
TOR for the cure of smokey chimnles, sizes IL, ~,
and inches which will put up and warrant 10 give
satisfaction.
Cali and examine at the
WASHINGTON STOVE DEPOT.
ap l6-eo5t No. 27 :. +. cor. Pa. av. and nth ST.
THO HOUSEKEEPERS.
j Constantly on hand and receiving weekly nay-
additions TO my unsurpassed stock Of COOK "a
ING STOVES. RANGES, GAS OVENS, az
"a very superior Bake Oven for Summer use, RsEV
SUMNER BAKERS, PORTABLE SUMMER
RANGES, &c, &c
REFRIGERATORS all sizes.
WATER COOLERS i'm great variety,
BATH TUBS, all sizes and patterns.
~ All OF which will be sold At the lowest marker
liza call is solicited before purchasing elsewhere
uTThe past years accounts must positively 10
o ettlad up before attempting 10 open new on.
HI All goods delivered tree Of charge to IN, part
Of the District. JAMES ShIhNIN1,
ap l6-eo6t
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By @, w. BOTELER, Auctioneer. -

TRUS'rEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS.
i The subscriber by virtue of a deed of trust re;
corded i'm Liber j. A. g., No 49, folios $50, $50, and
SOL one Of the land records Of Mssn I'M 66eNaRR
DAY the a1 flay of pril next, at clock p; m AZ
public auction for cash 70 the highest he maaeT AZ
nnm apsi M and ~ OF w ebb& Bradley bdivision
OF square n the city q Weshingon as the same ann
rTbis properly is eIigibly situated on street. be-
tween sd and 4th streets. Terms Of sale0cash.
CHARLES HIBBS, Trustee.
an I-aw&ds CIV. BOTELER, Austioneer,
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EXPRESSLY FOR THE LADIES.

MAXWELL & BRO. are now receiving their
Spring and Summer styles of Goods peculiar to their
sfS se she cosHs and Sleeves
Honlton and Maltese do do do
Embroidered Linen do do do
Heniton, Maltese, Brussels, and Valenclennes
Laccs ~.
Ribbons in all widths, styles and colors
Super bE velvet Trimming Ribbons, all widths
Ladies Dress Fringes, all widths and coors.
FOR LADIES BASQrES and MANTILLAS
we have
Black silk and thread Nets, plain and figured
Black bug embroidered Nets, Laces Fringes
Back SIk Lac'ses, black guipuEe Fringes s..
Al'o' NJ" S SFGRY Rooms IS MSs.h Sound
Hill sex rsis d. E5sash ssS HaH 81
White embroidered mus White and grey Mantil-
I'm Ba'yMnsasx MAXWELL bro 5fs Se 81 IS F. avenue.
N. ID. Spanish Quarters taken for % cents.
A CARD.-The undersigned would respectfully
Washington generally that they have entered into a
co-partnership for the purpose of carrying on the
PAINTING BUSINESS in all its various Branches.
From our long experience in the business, we feel
confident we give entire satisfaction. All orders
Particular attention will be paid to Sign and Orna-
mental Painting. FINCH d OBRYONi
corner of 18th and f streets.
We would here tender our sincere thanks to our
ronage heretofore extended to US individually, and
respectfully solicit continuance of the same to the
firm. JNO. >. FINCH
ap 9-2aw3w& law5w JAMES OBRYUN.
7 AIDES LADIES'! LADIES!:!
IL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!
The subscriber has returned from New York. and
will be opening from this date April nth, very beau
tful and elegant GOODS, in his line of business,
and at most reasonable prices for cash, to which
tenn he is compelled to confne himself, such
BY such course, he able to sell the best and newest
styles of goods lower prices than could be other
Afforded. He respectfully SOllclts call from
his friends and customers generally before purchas
ing elsewhere, that they may know That is most to
their advantage His stock consists, i'll part, of the
following articles, viz:
Newest and best styles black silk Mantillas
Gupure Lace and silk MaItas
Rich and elegant black Lace Points
Do do do do Mantillas
Elegant Shavls of all kinds, 4 o., &c.
FRANK A. MCGEE,
apl7-dlw 24 Pa ave., bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.-By virtue of decree Of
Il the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
sitting as Court of Equity, passed in the case OF
Joha i. Hoffman and wife Is. Mary F.. Hoffman
md others, the undersigned as Trustee, viii exp
TO public sale at Betsville, near the premises on
THURSDAY, 9TH May, 1857, at u O'clock NJ. If
not, the next fair day thereafter part of trct or
parcel of Land called [" Edmonston's RANCE ARE
the residence Of Mr. John T. Hoffman, containing
forty acres
This property is situate about half a mile from
BetsyIIle, healthy and elevated region IS Sus-
ceptIble OF the highest state of Improvement sdml-
raby adapted to fruit and market farm ana there
lsayoung Peach and Apple Orchard thereon.
ne Improv elHents consist of a large and commo-
dlous Frame Dwelling, with brick basement. recent
~ quilt, and every necessary building, all of which
are IN complete repair. There is a pump Of tine wa
ter IN the yard attached to the main DIVE cling
The society In the neighbOrhood is excellent, and
the situation presents many inducements for most
pleasant country residence for gentleman residing
IN Baltimore or Washington City.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the Decree, are:
One half Of the purchase money 70 De Pald IN csh IN
the day of sale, the ratification thereof by the
Court, and the residue in g. u, and Is months there
after, in equal instalments, 10 be secured 10y thS
notes of the purchaser with security 70 De approved
by the Trustee, bearing interest from the day OF sale
On the payment of the whole purchase money with
INTEREST," the Trustee authorized by the Decree To
So"e q '"e n. c. STEPHEN, Trustee.
IL The above sale will positively take place on
the day named. up Io-Zawts
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By HUGH BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Dy ~ M DOW IINU, AuctIoneer.
AKGE PACKAGE SALE OF CROCKERY
- AND GLASS WARE.-I will sell on FRIDAY
MORNlNG next. April 24th at 10 O'Clock a. M, at
the New Dlstrct Horse Market, Bridge ST., George
and Glass Ware: ' A'
crate containing Is dozen Lon. handled Cups and
crate CONTAINING Is covered Chambers
dozen Mugs, 20 Soups and Trays
10 do unhandled Tea Sets
soup Tureens and covers, Sauce do do
~ covered Dishes, Boats, Salads
aaozen Pickles, do large Fruit Shell do
y covered Mullins, II Caproles, dozen Bowls
IN Ioot with 20 dozen various sizes
10 dozen Bakers do do
~ 90 Plates, % do Trfers s., do Mullins
- 90 unhandled Teas, common ware
80 do white granite Plates,
Iogether with general assortment of second
NAM Furnture. The whole to be sold without re-
serve Additions respect fully solicited THE atten
ton OF dealers is invited to this sale
aPN -9 HUGH BOWLING. Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES

By T.. S. wRIGHT; Georgetowu.
pOhIO RICO SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT
- ,shgCTloN.-On FRIDAY next, the Gath instant
81 ~ CLOCK on A. III. Dedge's wharf the cargo
vi 'he SfLE tldela, from Mayaguez consisting Of
Is do choice Molasses
up <l-uts EDW. =, WRIGHT Auet
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BY C. w. BOTEl.ER. Anc,ioneer

'l'RCSTEE,S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
n NITURE.-By virtue OF three deeds of trust duly
executed and recorded, ! shall sell, on MONDAY,
ApIit .Ih, at lcta O'Clock, at No. S. Missouri ave,
nue. between Cd and "A streets, large collection of
ms,onscnoid furnlture, embracing, in part, VIZ
Mahogany Sofa. mahogany Chairs
, DO Rockers, mahogany centre and card Tables
mantei Ornaments, fine Engravings
PaIl0r, chamber and step Carpeting, Hail OiIclotb
Sdebosrd, walnut extension Dining Table
!ron-St1ne China dinner, tea, and toilet Ware
Plated Spoons and Forks 0
Table Cutlery, Plated Casters, Glassware
uaiiu some sets Of Cottage Chamber Furniture
hyperion Cnrled hair and other Mattresses
Mahogany, French, AMI other Bedsteads
Walnut and mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Cane and Wood seat Chairs ...
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The Furniture is in excellent condition having
been in use but q few months
Terms: S25 and under cash over S25 credit of
90 and 80 days. for approved endorsed notes. bearing
interest, &. w. BOTELER,
ap2l-dts Anctoneer
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By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AT AUG

NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AT AUC-
- TIoN.-On THURSDAY next, sd INST, at 10
O'Clock a. M, at the residence of Mr.. Henry Win
gate the corner of Montgomery and Beall st reets
Georgetown we will sell the entire Household Fur
mture, as
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs
Do. Dining and Side Tables
Lounge, Rocking Chairs
ParOr, Hall, and Chamber Carpets
Looking Glasses, Sdeboard
French and other Bedsteads, Bedding
Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Pillows
Dressing and other Bureaus
Washstands, Tables. Toilet Sets
Paror, chamber, and Cooking Stoves
China and Glassware, Knives and Forks
Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c.
trst-rate rain Cask, Axe, Saw, &c.
Terms: S2O and under, cash; over that amount
credit OF 81 days. for notes bearing interest and salts
tactonly endorsed. BARNARD& BUCKLEY,
ap 2i-ts AuctiOneers
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BY A. GREEN. Auc,,,

Dy n UREEN, AuctlOneeT.
HANDSOME CATALOGUE OF EpENcu
81 BOOKS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. the
gu instant shall sell, at early gas light or O'Clock
oy cataogue, an excellent lot Of French Books
Surprising an assortment of about 80 volumes.
Sa,aogues ready at my auction room, corner of ri
apH3t a Oh EEN auo,
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Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

nESIRALE RESIDENCE ON r STREET
- BETWEEN 18TH AND l4TH STREETS, AT PUBLIC
AUcrION.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April
nth, at o'clock, on the premises, | shall sell the
east hall of Lot numbered nineteen, IN Square num-
bered two hundred and fifty -four. fronting p feet 81
inches on North + street. between 18th and I4th
streets west, and running back $50 feet to S-feet
alley, with the improvements, consisting of sub
staitIa and well built Brick Dwelling House, con-
tanning eleven rooms, with back building, Kitchen
large brick stable and other necessary out buildings
This property is delightfully."- situated for a private
residence commanding q fine view of the Potomac
rver and southern part of the city, and is admirably
drained, with hne paved alley in the rear.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue in six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest, secured
by a deed of trust on the property.
ap lad JAS. c. MEG UfRE Auctioneer
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
in consequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, April I'D, same hour and place.
ap2l- JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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LHOh RENT.-ifhat commodions and well fin
II ished HOUSE on the corner of Massachusetts
and 9th street. is for rent at $500 year,
payable monthly. Apply, by letter or in person, 20
WIN. STICKNEY. (lnteD apis
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WAITER n wYVIL.L

WALTER d. WYVILL,
w SUCCESSOR TO FRANCIS Y. NAYLoR,
MsInfaetqssF SG sPqVPESSH G9PPER Ri TIN end
TERING, SCOUTING, &C., bsgs leave to ~
inform his friends and the citizens Of Wash IN
ington, that he is now prepared to fill all ordSN
ers in the above Inc, and on the most reasonable
terms, at No. 45S Penn, avenue. near Sd street:
lB-Stf w. ID. WYNIL.I..
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BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY Auctloneers.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE.-By virtue of an
"A order Of the Orphans Court of the District of
Columbia, granted on the +th day of April, will sell
the personal property of the late William Phillips
deceased, in Tenally town, D. c., on May LIST next,
a nine O'Clock, consisting Of the following property:
One Horse one Mule, one Cow one two-horse wag-
on, one one horse Ditto, i've hne Beds and Bedding,
Stoves, and great many articles not mentioned.
Terms of sale: All sums OF go and under, cash
all over credit offs months taking good endorsed
notes, bearing interest from day of sale.
JAMES PHILLIPS, Administrator
ap 8-2awSw BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts
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The EAeERLY-ANrIcIPATED EXHIBITION of
the First Baptist Church Sunday School (Wm.
j Rhees, superintendent takes place tonight at
the church. Oh Tenth street. A most interesting
time NAV be counted on.
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ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET.-The arrivals Of
vessels were SO few yesterday that quotations are
altogether nominal. The unfavorable weather
has almost suspended operations at the landings,
and scarcely enough are coming mp to supply the
city market. 2.
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L.. ICE DEALER,
Office and Dcpot-Southwest corner OF + and I'm
Streets, Washington, H-u
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STAND FROM UNDER The watchmen on the
beat which includes the ruins of the National
Theatre report that during the high winds last
night the walls were rocking to and fro, and oc-
casionally quantities OF bricks and mortar fell to
the ground Passers- by will do well to give these
walls wide berth this clustering weather.
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lust RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY OF
y all kinds of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS aud MILLINERY. GA~s
name y part. new style Barge Delalnes, 80
Also DOmestics of all kinds all of whchlsSe<3
will be sold, with very small profit, by
S. FISHMAN, as Seventh ST.
np l6- eOlmt next door to cor. of N st.
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THEFT.-Last night barrel of -four vast stolen
from Mrs. Horskamp, on Seventh street, near M.
The thief put it on a wheelbarrow and carried 1t
through the mud from her residence to the corner
OF TbiId and streets. Officer Watson traced it
that far, and to-day obtained a warrant 10 search
for the stolen property.
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(YANTON MATTINGS. .
lust received and on sale, 800 rolls superior GO,
5-4, and "A, CANTON MATflNGS, IN col9rs and
contract Manning makes
THESE Mattngs have been selected with great care,
tbe apnesrance of the present state OF things in
China IL is probable that no more Mattings Will be
Also. INST received opeces Of unusually cheap and
.beantifi ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPEIINGS
bought at late auctions IN New iofk' anu VIII DO
Also, ri GS and MATS to match.
mp I3-eo4W GLAGETT, DoDsoN a ". l.
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S S9SHTA PMEd5 R ffEE.Np
JOHN r. CHAPPELL,
DAVID SHOEMAKER,
PIERCE SHOEMAKER.

NB-Any further information will be SiTen INV
calling on JAMES PHILLIPS, Tenaly-tovn IS
C.. BARNARD q BUCKLEY,
up 8-1awSw AuctiOneers
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EOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
Il dence, being three STORY and basement BRICK
DWELLING, containing seven Rooms, with brick
Back Building attached for the kitchen and servants,
and situated the south side of street NORTH be-
tween 9th and It'll. Terms accommodating. Apply
at No. 5l2 I'D story 7th street, between ID and f.
POLLARD WEBB,
ap Tim Real Estate Agent.
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.
II - ON MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.

+ ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY.
The STEAMER THOMAS COL .N~aa
IYER will make three trips each s. HSaHasE-{>
week to MOUNT VERNON, leav S<1t1H<zaEs
ing Washington at q. M, and Alexandria at %.
u Boats fare, round trip, from Washington ST.;
from Alexandria, IS cents.
Coaches leave the Capitol at s1k, and pass up the
the avenue to 18th street. Fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
dence at George & Thomas Parker Il Co.'s store.
feb 81 T'ThSf
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EOR RENT.-PARI.0RSA AND BEDROOMS
IL attached, for rent at No. 2lS south side Of Penn
nvenue and immediately opposite Willards' Hotel
Apply to F. A. HARRY, Wizards Hotel. = .
an l7-eoSt ~ !.s-- =
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT OR LEASE.-The dwelling part of
corner of Penn. and 14th street. lately occu-
pied By Dr: Thos Miller. Apply to KIDWELL Il
LAURENCE, Druggists. ap 2I-St+
Il OR = A l. E.-The three THREE-STORY
l. BRICK HOUSES situated on south side of I,
street. betweed 9Th and 5h will he offered at private
SALE If not sold before the 9Th of May, they will be
offered at public auction that day. For terms 81 c.,
apply to JAMES III. BOSS, 623 II and 4th streets.
ap 2l-dtNay6*
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NEW FOREIGN SPRING GOODS. - The
<subscribers respectfully invite their patrons and
the public generally to cali and examine their very
large and select assortment of FOREIGN SPRING
GOODS, which they have themselves, with SPECIAL
care selected for their special trade.
They also keep constantly on hand the best quail
ties of Army and Navy Goods-Epaulettes, Swords,
Sashes, Gold I.aces, &c.
They also invite attention to their Foregn and Do
tic Furnishing Goods, of the best inanutact
and Attest style. III. F. LQUDON& CO.,
Army and Navy Tailors, 362,
fab 27-dtf = under Browns Hotel. a.
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nor RENT.-Mrs. q, ANDERSON has seve-
Il raj COMFORTABLE ROOMS for rent, which
are all comfortably Furnished, either as Parlors or
Chambers, situated on Penn. avenue, No. 49, I'd
door from the Kirkwood House. mar Slim
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Ale department; referred 10 fire department CON-
nl.uee also, 4 bill IN relation TO hucksters; re-
And then the Board adjourned.
Common C0EHciI.-The Board met at the usual
The Chair read communication from the CITY
sIs1yor IA relation to FOfsyth's Plat Books; re
le-red 10 committee Of ways ard means
Also, communication from the Mayo, in reia
ION 10 the removal OF the iron fencing around
IN capitol Square, to Judiciary square; refer
iVu 70 Improvements committee
Also, one in relation to improvements in The
Srcond ward referred to Improvements commit
Mr. McCutchen, on leave, introduced a hill 70
dHthCIiLe improvement Of Second street We,
LON Massachusetts, avenue 10 moth \ 80, " -
-rited 10 Improvements committee
I'tItiOAA were presented; one OF NJ w Fales
anu others, one OK J +. Brown and Others In 70
non ~ certain alIey one OF L. b. Mitchell
red min were TeieI-
,. OH, LLOYD; rom committee Of ways and means.
~. piIi lDt the puTf base OF iron bedsteads
Tor the w Washington Aims house passed
Also, from same committee. biII ,nIho,i,,,,,
SuuLiiOhdI appropriation for the reD.i, on tLs
bridge ACROSS Tenth 81 passed VI '"e
-, one IiChi sane committee, making addi
uOndi appropriation for casual reuairs ~ ,,
anu avenues ia the several wards nasS.I -
nj lO"Lrs- rom the claims con,u,it,sa 70
tolted IdEGfstiy on the petition of May Ann
and asked To be discharged; discharged
. A'SAf yOiut select committed. 80 no
Two bOaids, 10 whom IL had been rrf.,,eS 80
o'td back the bill to pay for tine printin., ~ r.
80 .ls' oil Ia, In which the committee fi1,nd 9Ii
30 ahd pointed cut many other errors sIs,inI,
- =. q isngth fof the consideration OF Ih Re-
eng dsked 10 be DISCHARGED "a I'M Doaiu,
81, 80 .tu presented minority r.nort 10 The
collectors ~ ID perfect a. those OF other
I - -. i4> eefable discussion by Mess AIar.
l,,ni I.. StheIs the report was received and re-
-, or, IrVlh .h- Aldermen PROVIDING g., ,to,
msnts CulHInittee ieAeIeu 10 improve
AlNI' one authn; ling the grsdin, q, r;,u,..
Oii, = o'.l iloilh 10 New Yotk ay,,,r,f t esces
J." Improvements Committee ''h"ci ieierred
ALSO. rom the same Board a HIN 60, 3d..
Ton 81 The public schools; refr,1sJ 'se Plotec-
Nc. Jeis5sOn, on leave introduced Inn,
fiElhS OF We gutter across l. street ~ !oI the
east side of Fifteenth street west: fes,t on the
P-UyeInentS committee r'd 10 i'm
ls0, bill for the relief OF JOS RuT.
Ar. TOw!eS presented a eommunics,; passed
Justice HO!iingShead transmitting his Sa., rom
tOn; laid GA the table ieSiSna-
Mr.. Fisher. on leave. presented the ne,i,,o, ,
ic iahAlin Fire Company; referred 10 The a VI "
department committee N H'e
Also, Oil fOf the relief OF jeremiah n R,u
Liiut referred to claims committee.
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nor SALEOR RENT.-THAT LARGE
T THREE-STORY BUILDING on the Plank
containing l6 Rooms. There is a Ball Room 60 By
l6 feet; Bari Room 81 by 80 feet, and Cellar 60 by 90,
and feet deep. 1t is well suited for first class
Hotel or Boarding house. m.
mar 2S-im JOHN A, SMITH.
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EOR RENT.-THE LARGE FOUR-STOR
situated on + street, north side, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets. To a good and perma-
pent tenant the rent will be moderate. Inquire at
No = street. 7-tf
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Aton during the week over 81 $50 900 OF bank bills
The amount OF securities surrendered 81 900
The amount OF notes Sill In packages, oounted in
cluced In the aboveD was about $3.50 600 Ths amount
OF notes returned for cncc ton for the last three sys
the weeF succeeding The recent decision Of Judge usrrs
81 loo, 600 titles urued
du Ing the period within frassson Of $500 900
The Bank Of watsrtown -a Yesterday added 10 tins list
OF dacf edited banks Mc-srs Bruce Young the sgesD
In tb city, speak ocn1deny or the ability Of III. back
continue iis nedsmptons and sfler Wednesday merit
The Bark OF Central New York, at Utica, closed yster
day tMcrday) morning, and mmso lately went toto the
hands OF . receiver I'm mag walker, ED the oy.
cnaDg notes are sec ned nj The Department aud
the impresson In ell informed quarters yesterday
ri Utica that sbe ether tnrs would nit mstey be psd
bu tbs, Toe stock would p-ve nearly tito total nss
This bs'f met vin Dte loves mary year, ago, and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-07
srArsmsrr on rms PROVIDENCE pA~Ks

This shows increase or Sis 40 90 In c.pits AMI
f3 o36 "a Spcee and decrease OF s614 100 rs 10 cir
cua ION f0stse o. In deyosi sio5 sal es In debts 70
oher Ks, ss7s si rs Ia tls receivable s2s72 50 In
hs Of olher balks, and SOLOS, CO In deposits In other
bankr
Some Of the banks have already given orders their
corrssponpen's receive tho bib Of all Rhode Island
banks In good credit in mtnt OF their collections Al
all the banks have done his, lhsir bills win be
vi hin per cent OF tn New YofE There should he
delay In this III plAnest policy, well honesty
requires H. and any bank that hesstcs adopt II, az
toses ufifto Just suspicion ard rebake; but do
nsaine that any will IL 1892 turing the sho,t time
that cur banks suspen ded, nh practice made bills
current at one per oeni discount