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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11
To Sugar Planters.
l. SONS, Southwark Foun

A1 dry PhiIadelphis having obtained the exclusive
right to manufacture and sell the N. RILLIECX PATENT
APPARATUS, inform the antefs of
that .ey prepared contract for such
paratus with oil lis appendices. Vacuum Pans made BY
separately and replaced II pleasure The size Of the
Pans greatly enlarged and desired can be
rsme> supported by columns sufficiently strong sustain
the app in event p the building being burnt
Gihular cylndricti Strike Pans, . planters may
prefer with Of tubes New ard Improved Cssr-
fer, With tube heating surface in plAce ii the small
sugar planters
N. 5. manufacture ecmplete Open Steam Trains,
Sugar Mills, Engines and Boilers, Strike Psna Pumping
Engines and Susarhousc Doctors Syrup Tanks Filters,
Bone BLACK Burners. Blovups Air Pumps, Cane Juice,
Syrup and Wsier Punp, Steam Traps Float Bo1e~ Er
smyth Steam Ha@ners. Marine AID Stationary En-.
Rn.s ynd every variety Of M,chnesy fur Plantations and
RehaeFies. Apply 10
W. T. THOMPSON, Commercial Agent.
% Camp street;
We. FLANDERS, Engineer and Agent,
febe1-Sm 10 Camp street, New Ovieana-
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~ IRON BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURE 81
Err, jackson Street, ThibodduH, La, -
Has on hand every variety Of
Cooking and other Stores and Grmes.
Also-manufac.ures CHARTERS Granulasors Gasometers,
Sheet Juice Boxes and everything connected With
his business a, the shortest notice. and the most
senabe
Hopns Planters will it is to their interest to
encourage manufactures he is determined to do
everyth ng in the very best manner
AlSO-Agent tor the parishes OF Lafourchs and Tefre
boune for The >ale of c. LEVITTS CORN and COB
CRUSHING MILL for Planters.
ALSO
spRATT'S PATENT LIGHTNING ROD, the best In the
world All IN the most reason able terms jyl+Iy
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i Thomas sweeney,

mVuAAus = s~!y
GHFET.IRON.C COPPER, ZINC, TIN.
~ BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURER,
HOuma. La,
Having permanently established himself in Ibis place
for the purpose III FRYING the business in al its
various ramcaons respectfully tenders hs services to
the cIens Terreonne and sscits share Of the public
.yt,onape ail7-Iy
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To those uho may feel interested !:

To those rho may feel interested:
Being the original protector Of the large furnaces for
burning basasse in front of boilers used for grinding
having erected one in 1854 and another in 1855 with
out meeting with had anripaied-tLe fur
requiring much wood and deal Of liisa-
rreesbie labor in clearing them Of cinder~I engaged
Messr Hagar r Allyn to erect within my furnaces their
Patent Improvement the e6ertual turning Of the
bssas>e rej ed say, that after having fully
their mode of burning the baeasse during the present
rolling with pleasure state that in my Judgment the
inter have nothing belt thst will effect more
ssfi< csory all thst be reasoaahy expected oF de-
sired. With sufficient supply of bagasse in proportion
to the size of the furnace used fro half 10 and half
cords Of wood ample supply for twentyouE hours
working. T. E KfTTRIDGE.
Thibodaux, La, Jan. 6, 1856
MesSrs HaxaY Allyn: Gentiemen-Ysnr furnace for
burning bagasee constructed the Rienzi Plantation
the Parish OF Laiourche. works admiralty and is far
peror 70 other modes thai had previously Gied
Your addition Of the skeleton arch Of the old
modes graf improvement but did not render the
furnace effective Your entire furnace
A. ROBINSON.
Thibodanx, In, Jan &, 1sN.
Me.ss. Hagzr Allyn: Genilemen-The appl.casion Of
your skeleton arch to the furnace burning hasasse
the land Plantation in the parish of Lacurche has
been decided Improvement ard in fact has exceeded my
most sanguine expectations janlsJ &C. EWING.
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Porter,s Spirit Of the Times,

POrter's Spirit Of the Times,
4 cBRoNIcLE THE
TURF, AGRICULTURE, FIELD SPORTS,
LITE sATURE AND THE STAGE.
Published every Saturday Morning, n No. BAG and 3Ae
Broadway, New York.
WIN. T. PORTER AND GEO. WILKES, EDS.
Single Subscriptions 50 yea,, in advance. No sub
scripeon received r less than s months.
TO AGENTS AND ADVERTISERS
The term, of . Porier's Spirit, to Ag nts and News
men, viii be 44ao humid red Clubs can be supplied with
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for Twenty Dollars Agents will please at once forward
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paper De ers who have previously supplied them with
New York papers
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II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
IN large stock of Fresh Provisions, and Western
Produce which he aord supply Pla tiers and Others
with on avan geous than they purchase
them in the city of New Orleans. 15-.s
His supply Of FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES. and
LIQUORS is very extensive. and consist in part u the
follow ins named articles, viz.
APPLES, Dried and Green, KErcHrp, Walnut, Tomato;
ALsrIcE, LARD. No. Leaf
ASIsErTE. LoBBsTErs;
Axe HANDLES, LEMONS;
BACON, Hams, Sides, and LAMPwIcK;
Shoulders: LoroRs Cosnac. Chapsgn-.
BEEF Susxr-Cured; Peach and New York Bran
BrrTKR Goshen and West dies Old Bourbon, Irish
ern; and Rertifei VIII skey. ia
BEANS, Navy; maira RUM H.,land GIN.
Blscu1rs Soda and Butter; etc etc:
Bread, Pile. and Navy MUSTARD, Creole and Kens'y;
BucKwHEAr kegs and boxes MoLAssrs;
BROOKS, Assorted; AAcARosI;
'Mason's;' MARCHES, Friction;
BAsxEYs III Sizes MACE;
BUcKrTs, Tin and Painted: Nrrnnes
CoyYEK, Rio Java Mocha; NUrs. Pecans and Almonds:
CANDLES. Sperm Star, and Gus Olive. Lamp and Lard;
French Tallow: OxIoxs;
CHEESE Pine Apple, Eng PIckIEs, Assorted:
iish Dairy and Western PoRK, Mess md Prime;
Reserve: forAroEs, sweet and Irish;
CHOCOLATE No l; PEACHES, Dried; ,.
CANDIES, Assorted; PKPPER, Black:
CORDIAL, do; PrPrER SAueE;
c1cARs an excellent asmt; PowDEa sporting and Rifle
CARDS, Playing; PREs, Clay and Si.ne;
CNNAAax; RAIsINs, Ma aga;
CLOVES; RIcr. Carol M and Creole
CLoTHEsrISs SALT, coarse. fine and table;
CoRKs London; SuGAk. Loaf and Brown,
CAPS Percussion; Soar. bar, CASTLE anti Fancy
DKNuOHNs, All sizes; STARCH. Fox'e and Coig ties
EGGs; eSCrF Scotch and Mac boy:
fLouR, ST. Louis and Ohio; SARpIxEs; HN1
FIsH, Cod. Mackere and SBor, Buck and Drop;
Herring; SAL .ERArus;
FIsHIsG TACKLE; TEAS Assorted;
GIHGER; foBACcn. do;
GARLIC; = Tls-WARE do;
G ARDEN SEEps, VNxGAR.
HANS, Sugar-Cured; WINS, Madeira, Sherry,
INDIGO; Champagne, Pvt, md Red
JUGS, Stone; WASH BOARDS, etc., etc.
And in fact, EVERYTHING that Is usually kept
In wholesale retail grocery may be had Of him on
the most reasonable terms
A. B. Raglan, a and 10, q. Philip Street.
August 9, lsa5-n3tf Thibxdanx La
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1OX'S PATENT REFINED SPARK.
~ uN0 0uv.ArINs. snd r~A Nv tnMsss s.4 Inys.
No. ~ ssts 4 aAs N0UMA DRUG sr0nG.
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HO, FOR THE RAILROAD,

TOHN BERGER has placed Stage e-An
d end Express upon the line from NS9f5>al
Eouma to the Railroad Cruising, TeFre-
tonne Depot capable Of carrying twelve Passengers
The Express viii leave Houma every morning at eight
O'Clock, and returning TO Houma. will leave the Depot
inmeoiateiy the arrival Of the from the CITY,
say u hsE pest III.
Another Stage
win leave Houma every day between half past ten and
eleven O'Clock, In time nef the their return
from Bayou Rruf ts PASSENGERS fer New Orleans viii
have about 1hree hours time in this place than
heretofore.
He hopes, by attending 70 and convenience Of
he travelling public to merit share of their patronage
He has constantly on hand cenversncss Of kinds n
6oa0a in convey passengers in any direction
Hotel and Stable.
The undersigned would also inform his
friends mp the public thar he II prepared 10 aecommo
date ali who may call upon him with comfortable lodg
ngs, and his Table is always well supplied with the best
thak be procured in in the market Every exefton
will be made administer comfort and convenience Of
his guests.
His staies veil stocked. and means Il conveyance
may be procured at all times Travellers conveyed
1az OF the country a. all times, and the most accom-
nodating terms.
Dec 6tf JOHN BERGER
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-04-11
John Larkim,

COPPER. ZINC. TIN. SHEET =
~ IRON BRASS AND LEAD MANUFACTURE
Err. jackson Street. Thiboddu1. La,
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sPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The UniOn discusses the prospect of parties
In the next House Of Representatives, urging
ct the same timo the necessity resting on the
Democrats in the States yet to elect, to exer,
themselves to secure the seven gains still
necessary TO give the chamber to their party
past persdvslturs.
The following are the States yet to elect:
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maryland, Vir.
ginia, North Carolina. Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee
Texas, and Missouri.
The truth il, 1t is still very question: BILE
whether the requisite seven gain can be ser
cured in those States. Ali depends on the
act witty of ths Democrats. Without the
House, the Administration will be greatly en-
barrassed in carrying out thorough Dem.
cratic party policy. So, it is to be hoped TIL
they will leave no stone unturned thus to
make their triumph in the late presidential
election complete.
The lntslfigsncsr says:
eve had the satisfaction Of announcing
yesterday in brief paragraph the passage
by the Senate of the Dallas Clarendon treaty.
The exactvote on it, we understand, was 80 yeas
to ID nays. With the ratification of the trea.
ty 1t is stated that the Senate coupled certain
amendments, which will be the subject of fu.
turs negotiation either in London or Washing.
ton. What their import is We, of course, have
no means of knowing; but We understand
generally that they are not of a nature to au.
thorize the anticipation Of any final difficulty
between two Governments animated by friend.
ly sentiments, as the two in question undoubt-
eddy and sincerely are. Indeed, the main
o. ject Of this treaty and the motive of its
negotiation were to elucidate some obscurity
In former conventions, and 10 remove all diff
ference Of construction and all misspprehen-
sion or Misunderstanding in future in regard
to Central American Affairs
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The business OF this Company will compare n
vorably with the most successful of similar institu.
tons In the United States.
From the LIST day of August, 1855, In Eve months
up to LIST January, 1856, the premiums received
amounted TO the large sum of one hundred and eight
thousand, one hundred and fifty-one dollars, With
only fortysix hundred and sixfy dollars losses
eported
With these evidences Of success ard good man
asement, the directors feel justified in soliciting
share public patronage, believing that the secu
ity offered s ample and that all fair claims will be
adjusted more accordingto equity than legal techn
calities.
The company ispropared to issue policies against
loss or damage by IRE on DWELLINGS, FURNI-
TURE, MILLS, MANUFACTURERS, WARE
H0USES, all descriptions Of Bull DINGS, and
their contents, or all kinds Of MERCHANDISE,
transported by VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, Ca
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual con
veyances to or nom any portion Of EUROPE and
AMERICA, aud on the hulis Of STEAMBOATS,
navigating the western waters.
The rates Of premium will be as low As Other
companies, and in fixing them every Improvement
In construction and arrangement viii be taken into
consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly raid.
ONCE northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue sno
Seventeenth street, Washington city, &C.
fnstiranee may alse be effected at tie Home Omce
NorthDesf corner Walnut and Second Streets PIila
aetphio, and in other principal cities of the Uuitec
StaIes by authorized officers of the comranv.
mar l4-tr
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THE WEEKLY STAR

Of to-day contains two capital stories" The
Fatal Kiss and "Ths Disguised Lover
and numerous graphic and humorous sketch es'
Inside will be found vast quantity OF inter.
ssting current Washington Nevs-Dspart-
mental, Legislative, Executive, and other
wise. Local and miscellaneous items 20 to
al up the chinks and interstices In the col.
umns, the result being paper crowded with
matter interesting to city or country readers.
Price, 3 cents for single numbers, or 81 Is
Per year.
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For Pews or Seats apply to the Sexton. 1ts
TIE EDITOR OF rHE EVEN.
~ ING sTAR-sIR As an Old frieni,
who has known you from boyhood, permit me,
through the columns Of your valuable paper, 20
saw few words In favor Of q worthy and faithful
public omcer, Who, by his assiduity and industry
In the prompt and impartial discharge Of he du,
ties Of hi. ofaSe: Is Justly entitled to the best
ty Of Washington. ] refer to the Hon WILL AN
F. PURCELL, the able, efacient, and excellent
Judge Of the Orphans Court; gentleman Of
high and honorable bearing, who byhis close st.
tention to the business Of his Office, the general
satisfsction he has given to the public, and the
correctness OF his decisions In all the most i'm.
fore him, involving as they did, questions Of law
Of great moment, and vast sums Of money, has
gained for himself a. Judge a reputation in
which none Of his predecessors ever attained 1t
10 matter Of public notoriety that appeals have
beer taken from the decisions Of the Judge In
this District, and to the supreme Court Of the
United states, and that In those sppess, the de
cisions Of the Judge Of the Orphans' Court have,
without q solitary scception. been sMrmed
by those Courts.
Judge PuRcKLL's salary at the time he was ap.
pointed to Office was only one thousand dollars q
year; It was subsequently increased to Afteen hun.
II was raised to two thousand ave hundred dollars
Those acts Of legislation by Congress are mani.
testify based upon the decisions OF the Judge In
the cases affirmed AZ aforesaid, and clearly shsw
the high estimation In which he is held by Con =
gress, and the exalted opinion they have Of his
Integrity, worth, and high character as tried
Judge. The vote Of the Senate to augment his
salary was unanimous.
PUBLIC NAN AND A RIsIpHNr OF THIS
1t CITY FOR THB LAST FORTY YBARs
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OFFICIAL.

JnHAsrlY DEPARTMENT, March n. iss5
Notice 10 hereby gwen to holds1 Of s,ocl q.
the loans Of the United staier, that this dana,
ment w.Il purchase the same until the Ii, IA, :,
June next, unless the sum Of 81, 500 600 sl.u \.
previously obtained, and viii pay, In sdditio, !,
the Interest scerusd from the date Of the last ,ea
annual dividsnd Of interest thereon, tnse:ter VIA
one DAYS additionsl interest for the monev A.
reach the vender, the following rstss Of premium
on saia stocks:
For the stock Of 1873, Q premium Of 10 Dr.
cent.
For the stock Of 1917 and 1913, prem I'm q N
per cent and for the stock Of 1850, common,
called Texas Indemnity Stock. . premium q
per cent.
Certjn ates Of stock Transmitted 10 the depsr.
ment, under this NOTICE, must bs assigned to De
United States, BY the party duly entitled to N.
oeive The proceeds.
Payment for the stocks % assigned ana tnns-
mittei will be made by drafts On the Assistspt
TREASURER st Boston, New York, or Philsdel.
phis, ct tie option Of the rsrtes satitied to rsesv
the money, which should be expressed In the le.
tsrs accompanying the certificates.
HOWELL COBB,
.mn ls-dtisuans Secretary o. the Treasury.
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DIRECTORS,

DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thos. B. Florence, Charles Dingee,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas ManderfeId.
Charles A. Rubicam, Edward r. Helmbold
George Helmbold, r. Carroll Brewster,
James e. Neall, Isaac Leech, Jr,
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD Il. RELMBOLD. Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles wslter, No. 397 street, opposite City
fall.
Jno. n. Thornton corner First streetand Virginia
avenue, Island.
James Williams, No. - Pour-and.s hal street.
John hiReles, No Sol Thirteenth street, below
cennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capt. J. r. Levy, No. 357 Pennsylvar;s avenue,
opposite Hctioaal Eoiel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomasor,
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

liz THE SENATE, to-day, after the Woe PREF.
ident had vacated the chair according to tho
usual custom, Mr.. Rusk was elected to be
President pro tenn of the body, and reaolu.
ton Of thanks to Vice President Breckenridge,
for the manner in which no had discharged
the duties of tho Chair, was passed.
Much business, Of little public interest,
however, wac done ere they went into Execu.
tive session.
At the hour of p m. the doors were again
thrown open, and they then adjourned sine
dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-14

r. From J. Shillington we have the last
number Of Frank Leslie's illustrated News
paper, containing pictures of tho Inaugural
procession; tho Ball in Judiciary Square !;
opening Of the Mechanics Institute Fair; Mr..
Buchanan entering the line of procession from
the National. Hotel, q his arrival at the W hite
House, &C., DC.
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SPRING GOODS.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID
assortment Of BONNETS. RIBBONS, -
tnd FLOWERS, all Of the very la est i'm a
portations and best styles. Also, large IT.
loi OF half wire Bonnet Frames, which I will sell
low to miliners l have also on hand q large
stock Of Embroidsries, comprising, In part, hand
some Swiss and Cambria Sets, Swiss Collars
from 50 cents to SIS. Swiss and Cambria Ruff
fling, Swiss and Cambria Edgings, all Of which
promise TO sell very cheap for cash.
MRS. r. 6. ETCaISON,
No. 10 Market Space
N. B Il would respectfully inform nv Gus
TONERS who have not closed their January &C
counts that an early settlement Ia desirable, rs
would like all January bills settled before new
ones are opened
mar I-iw MRS. R. g. ETCHIsoN.
THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED
l. States.-Register Of officers and agents,
civil, military, and naval, In the services Of the
United States together with all the salaries and
emoluments derivable from every oflcs In the
gift Of the President. Price % 30. Mailed fres
on receipt Of 81
The United States Consular System; a manual
for copsuls, and also for merchants shipowners,
and masters In their consular transactions; com-
prising the instructions Of the Department Of
State IN regard to consuisr emoluments, duties
privileges, and liabilities. Price % so in cloth;
half bound morocco %. Mailed free On receipt
Of IS ents n addition to the price Of the book.
Published by TAYLOR L. MAURY,
mar13 Bookstore near OH street.
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GRATEFUL THANKS
are hereby given to the
FARMERS' & MECHANICS,

~ u u u NJ + A NY
tOFBIcs-coRNHRP PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
H1H sTReET,,
Tor the prompt adjS,tmsst asd immediate pa /.
S m.nf OF my loss, sustained by the fire In I ct ,
pew en- lath and 18Th streets, fkts n1orHiag,
March i3sh, 1857 am thus enabled, by tae
Linones Of the oihcers, to resume my business
~ oncs. rheaf conduct merits appreciation, and
@st As-ss' RtLRN O'xEEPR,
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PROTECTION AND InDEM NIFTY FROM
LOSS BIZ FIRE.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AUTHORIZED CAPiTAL...-......s1 $50 900
Partners AND MECHANICS IEsUR.
AECE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA.
Office noTthcest corner Pennsylvania arenue and liza
street, Washington City, D. C.
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CONGR ESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
In THE SENATE, yesterday, after We went to
press, ere the conclusion of the speech of Mr..
Bright upon the Indiana Contested Senatorial
Election case, that gentleman gave way, and
the balance of their days session was devoted
to tho consideration CT Executive business.
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PRESENT.

FUIUhE!! and DISEdSESrn,
III During q years tour In the south and
West, Madame SWEET has been consulted by
upwards Of Tss Tkossaad Psysons, aId 10 Orc.
neunsed q superior Clairvoysnt and the wendet
Of the Ago.
Terms Of conss'sstion-Lsdiss,s 81; Gentle
mem, %. feb s4-lns
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Nh Persons desiring to subscribe for stock
In new Building Association about to be organ
lied, may leave their names and number Of shares
with ID b. Clark, corner Of Maryland avenue and
llth street, Island, or with Chas. Wilson, at the
Office Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
adjoining Bank Of Washington, and a. soon az
FIVE hundred shares are subscribed q meeting wi
be called. mar H-eo4t
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LIST OF LETTERS
RsssstsSss ~ As Pest 06les, Wask,sgses, D @ :,
March II, 1857.

Ord red 10 be inserted Ia the EvEsixs efAl:
Il being the Newspaper having the largest circu-
lation Of any daily paper published in Washing
ton.]
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MILITARY NOTICE "A MEET
0NA ing Of the commissioned officers Of com.
Panies attached to the LIST Regiment, Sd Brigade,
viii be held at the El-Dorado House, on TO.
MORROW EVENING, at TX O'Clock A full
representation from each company is nestly re.
quested. as business ofimportance will be brought
before the meeting. ByIequest Of the omcers Of
mar l3-2tH SEVEN COMPANIES.
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AmusementS.
EXCURSION To- CHINA And JAPAN,
cARUSPS SALOON,
20 = DAYS MORE!
CHINA EXHIBITED MONDAY AND WIN

NESDAY
JAPAN EXHTBITED TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY
Afternoons and Evenings at 3k and 9.
Doors open one hour previous
This magnificent series OF views from sie,chs
taken upon the spot, BY Geo. X. Wet and IN.
Beine
Admission Ticiss Is cents mar H-3ts
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@PHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PHILA
~ delpsia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner 12th and F streets
ICE CREAM at 81. so per gallon. feb 25.1m4
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SPIRITUAL RETREAT.-IN ST.
- Mathews Church, on SUNDAY, March
I'D, Will be commenced q GSpIRITUAL RE.
rIIAr," to continue for eight DAYS. I, will be
under the direction Of the Fathers Of the socieiy
Of Jesus.
Printed copies Of the order Of exercises will be
distributed through the church, and supplied on
application to the Pastor.
mar IA It (lntel& 6lobe)
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w A N TED. -THk 6l6HEsT PRICES
w paid In cash Tor Old Silver, q HOODtsn
v3 Ware MaaufAotoRy, SSe Penn. avenue, pssf
s! 0hE JEA1l. itYsns
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per cord, on his wharf, adjoining the Fish
Wharf, Georgetown, d C. mar N-3t.
A G A r. D.-ATTENTION IS RESPECT
"A fully called to the extensive sale OF valuable
City Lots, Farm, and Quarry Lots belonging to
the estate Of the late VIM. Easily, commencing
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 18TH at
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, and continuing
each succeeding day, at that hour, until the
whole II disposed Of.
mar H-d;16th &c MCGUIRE Auct
A A r. D.-THE ATTENTION OF THE
"A public Is respectfully invited to the sale of
fine Plano Forte and Furniture, which will tale
pla"e on MONDAY, the 10th instant at 10 o'cIk
a m, at the residence Of Mr.. A. Bennett, No so
north ID, between Oh and 10th streets west The
Plano Is dne instrument and the Furniture IL Of
q good quality. Also, fine OIL Paintings and
Engravings, which were neglected to be put In
the advertisement. The sale will be well worthy
OF b. attention Of per- oas wishing good furniture
For further particulars see advertisement.
mar 1a-2t A. GREEN, Auctioneer