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BRIG R. WHITE, Of aud for Elizabeth City. Ou West la.
die. with ' 6 STs H iSr1GsH y Id
Tsr Condition OF the ship Humboldt, ChneSa i'sad'
'S0's 1s ePs prrs W." suaSe sssoo. ere bsu ad
get her of with good prospect Of success. and vita maen
BRG s. WEBSTER becn lost ST. DOMINGO The c.p:da
q. -ie ard sT1y 1iyeG a. Nsy LIsa.a ia r,
1874 Owned in Lubec valued Al $500 and supposed insured
sTfp TELEGRAPH rebuilt q, saysnr sb renamed tie
7'h ini.lt Henry Brigham Of Savannah She viii sd
PERuvAs T. L. from Valparaiso before rePorisdl
The nigh, 10th went .hore Cape Henry md woaa
wen, 70 r .s,i.,sr ce T uce.dsd il getting her Of and s1
ly srcboTed her in HAMPTON ROaa'
THE npenaion for towing the bip j. p. Whoey nto ga
vsnpsh BY The steamer Gov Dudley having been left to
ntte sPPont,d By the Chamber Of COmmsrcs they have
LxDOS February The ship Aeri Eagle. Moore. fro
p,r.nced ysfy bad weather few dsy. s.te leaving p1r
heavy struck the ship and broke Ser oowspt and toe up
Fer pant Of her mast she o made water she to go '''d'
MISSING vssstL-sebr o. Ranger Pak, sid. from Eleu
hen Bahama D,c 9Th for NewYorf and has not'nce been
heard from.
EXTRACT from letter to Ellwood Walter e'q Secretary Of
the Board Of Underwriters. Gated
ST. TaON.s. Feb 500 the sch alt. the bark Isabella
With los. Ct .o.. sails. te, in r.e Of the 9Th u Ia bui
I'll, Honi.on Lewi. from New Orleans bou- to Baltimore
RS & s'%e S ja hs sa az & s a.
isaIy On be % the bar. NOr'~oSd Of New fors C-P-n
Wrtles'er fIou New Orleans for Boston put In leaAy With
Tar CHaRLEsrox papers OF the ls.h cay the ss rigging
ship ashore the South Breakers Should
whr continue favorable and the ship bod together all the
railroad decks in the ship be saved aud per
hsps part Of that 10 the lower hold The Of the
Pocalonas being discharged SIyans Beach By mesus
Of lang stage erected from the bow Of the sh sh water
and diayed. landed, 10 wharf Black
Beach The goods placed board Of hter.
kem TIE coming Of yesssl In sod
order and eopee quantity Of il expected TO reaci
the city the ieth
Bms Nancy, NevOresns i2h. from Rio Jsuero reports
s.g pr,,umsd on The Outward pa.sse) la 5! NJ
80 W. passed brig bottom newly coppers1 bout
,e; cold t.r head sails loose AMI haIsies 70 he
aSspt ard hbogm esi the sppessrc@ Of hsynf been .y
o'f~c Tss'ss "'tia teTtJ yass VI bsr ~ ose n
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srC oNO koALr,


Tt So nah FcS lie; vs'y s-ty- o-1ay.
Cep'irg fI En-, II ~5'ct the ::4rss,. "a r-.-1-d
bCcO shares oP-n - .: 81. tie sos ,oGSe! 81 :li
os 4 % So. ard fus'y close! &, 81. wh,t y
cent better. TINS SICK hss 81 at received naked
a''r'i'n iron lie bsars There minors IL =. stree
'ba; sr, NcCsL1n vi res.sr h!s r.,siton s. .per
n;,acen. an .hs. re rosi. = hereafter :. have 40
sup@rr,.ndsr'', ore tor ,hs Essen ard one for tee
West@In d.Veioc. Rs.ipe wac fim az re close a.
sci q, 'moioyerept Of y CEN. C.nra was o be.-
fer demand tai sold &c st sseI 10 Western shsr.s
there VIE oucysa, (stLtg s.reral7 Mlwalkss
~ kSle.l W.. - :1.Yt!c. 10 II If :. g..
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...-....
Cleared.

shp.-A Bcuninser Ans,att Rotterdam, Stanton RuS-r;
AihsEa Seps London, W. Lancaster, PAles.ioe, Iater
London, Morgan Wiley.
Bs,k,-M Morton alhley Savannah Scranton Ts,msn
" G. HicLboTp Berry Cadenss, wsl.b, Carver Chase
wesher Gsss McKie Rio Janeiro, Ssper JshS.on -.
Anna Me..er CardtnS r. Dow; Eliza Bar" orb Wa
lpgton Cierfu.gos Tucker Lsh;eorn
Brs,-Whi,sisr Perry GuAyama Thompson Hunter Au'
su.,s(sp Fsenn Csdil, Giro Francis Umpire, Brasdou,
M,y,su.z Thompson Hunter; Olive, Pe'tigrrw Slsvtss
MAyhew Talbot Co.. Condor Allen, Nuevtss, l. Owen
Son. MI,
scbooner.-A Fsnepberr, Thomas, Baltimore. =; Rhoda
4 p,u.b Robin. Nassau ~ p Deuins Mos. l. Co. T. NJ.
M,eIoes Sleetwsn Philadelphia, Jas Hsod Kate Weston
Cook Gambia. Weinberg Weeks; John Warner Lozer
6, oTse;ovp, Van Brunt sAght-
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ID EN NSYLVANIA RAILROAU;nL-
L TIE GREAT CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA A~'-

FROM EEw-YoRK TO CiNCiNNArI IN - aOgs~
FROM SEW-ioRk TO CaiGAG0 IN . ~ HeorRA
The Shortest, Beet and consequently the Cheepsa s'
from New.York to ell points 10 the West, M -
fe PenDsyvsnis Railroad connects al Pittsoufsn ssss
roads and IRON 81. Louis, MOI Aon GAens .ra 100
fnhkfert. Le.ins,on .ad L9s,e' M pys
oprnsGed Beefonts,ne sAndusky. Toledo, Cesssss' "a
lambas, Zares,nis Nassllon sd Wooster, obioi s'f go
tae steam packet boats from and 10 New'oreSh :
Louisy lie and Cincinnati. ---sorek
Throush Tickets can be hst At any Of the above
,ess In the West (see handb In the hotels 81 MS "A
Passengers Will fad this the seor;sst most s1psSaS~
eoo, fortste between the East and West -
Through lSckets or further information may - -
sEes Of The " ,,o.D
No. 2 Aston HOUSE, BROApwIn
IL ELLIOTT, Agent PssLsyvApis FAas'-
N<v.yo,t, JAZZ. S, 1857.
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Markets Peprsed 5y Telegraph.

CBisLEsrox Feb. 3 -CorroS unchanged sles 70 aey
l,l24 bales; qaotAiops lliGlSsc. ,.,
CHARLESTON. Feb 4.-CorroS; Sues o-dAy "V o-es"i%'
cut char g IN pfices-
Erw ORLEixs Feb 23-CorroS 10 unchanged Gales to-day
400 bales Sugar lOc. FLsus steady PoEs brm p %
sHsrLpEas &c. Bacon, los oic. L.so barrels %,
Liverpool -; 20 Hsyre lc EXCHANGE
on Lordon II premium on New. York discount.
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Ts Mariners.

Foe GrS At HoLYHEAD.-A late London paper states the
the Admiralty Board Of Trade and Liverpool Corposon bad
placed ,un large eAbre Hoybes3, 70 be fired dahs
foqay weather. The gun will BE- fred half Dur t0rec
wich time) and every quarter Of hour after $50 "
the Dublin mail boat and quarter o an soor
after IL 80 D. N. I'LL the arrival Of the midnight boat
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sr1oIAL TrAn-Frs "a

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPHoIAL TraH-FEb a.
Before Judge Brady.
jacob Bernhard &c sgt. Mo- Kramer ct ~
Motion 10 set aside, jud yment g5.ned.
Mary c. L. Bunker ast Louis B1nher
Divorce granted.
David Gwynue set. Thomas p. K.ttel.
Judgment for defendant demurrer.
Archibald Watts sg,. Plat; Rogers Z: a..
Judgment for defendants.
Edward Maurice ct al. ss,. Mary Terry a..
Oder o. refereoce.
RichArd s. Roberts sgt. Samuel Tsyo-, imp, cadet.
AL tbE ssuss in this seton referred % &. e.. Mo-.
David Gwyppe, 2; a., sgt. Tsomas r Keel
Judgment against the defenda1. for fall aIount.
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Markets. .CARLFrLLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRrsvsr.

Y,
AsHES-Tbe market steady with iair demand sales Of
50 tbi, Pots at 81 6240e7 IS; Pearls firm at 81 o2..
COTTON-The market il quetsr to-day the news per In
dian produced the sales are reported
800 bales. We repest yesterdays quotations.
kEw-YosK CLASSIFICATION.
Irnla florida MnkIa u u. 4 TAr.
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MINIATURE Almanac.

HxrirrRs ALhkSAe....Tsis DAy
Ssr-las.. TAD stts..... 54s Mooa-Sets..... -
HfGH wATER....TrIs DAY.
sarsy Eoeh. 7:si Gov Island. s:tm Hell Gate 2
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coIrpr cIrENDLR-7u. DIV

COURT CALENDAh-IHls DAY -
SprrRIoR CoURr-Nos 6l3, 29S, 239, 569 s2I. go.
at sI 49, &C., Boz s67 eos s7o s7i s7 s7. 3o so 766
Ss4, <ls. az, sos sS, 7iS, 24h
SUPREME Court -CIRCUIT.-Nos go, 6S5. C94}
6 So s! SIS 81, 1884, l5i, SCI 49, 2s4! 30 2i' 26 50
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BY Erie Rarod1-2 SIS bbls Flour So bag, Oats SO do
WHEAT $50 pk Provisions $50 do. Lard LAS TO- Batter
2Sl4 Hides, 500 sides Leather $50 bbs "hissy.
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nv TeIe3raph.
nisnslep. Ac.

SAVANNAH Feb. .L-Tbe U. S. 81. steamship Augusta
siryed to day IL % hours from Sew.York
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LAW LNIELL1GENCE.
vm1rp STATS DIST .,cr oouhr-FaD :'-B'''o

yRtIrD STATES DIST vet CoUhT-FEs %-b'hi'
y Are BErrs.
ANOTHER. SLAYER o)sDEssfo'
gbe solro0nsr j. re p Glover ss'eh' - c"' 'e'-.
NIL Itn.xber <as seized sboO. m'h.' 'i'.''
save,, was Condemned .,-doy 10 ooe enssn0s c,H q
A. .ox-., She will be ID q: the Navy Yard ~
ED L.do. on the 18Th me-.
.;.c,n ,,e pdrcresOn of ore Of car oo:emp ~
w ,e.s;ns known the fa,. that TIE as.sort'es were
.~..cb 10 the vicioi,y Of the vessel, 10 sr'essof
..rs. IMPLICATED in the intended cruise have been
snsdt.
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vnTrD STATS COMMISSIONERS OFvICE-TLB -
Before KESErH O. WHiIs-


THE BULLDOG STORY ALL scossBish.
Csp. Wn. IL Garrick. Of he Iivesp,,l pa'keten'o
Elje- Austin, Vas examined 70 day on charge 40
,eeaur III dangerous weop1n o"n thcs Ce S,'eI
The same sailor whose depoei ION, taken before
Jv.iee Clsny we published few day. $50. lamp
Ses did Dot sccoss the cap.sn OF que a. zero .eW
conduit il his ttetinony to-day as n the de1ss non;
Eut he sxcre ths. he wac bes'eI with swre foPe, aaa
rs. the chip dogs kept jumping up and ouns nm ali
De While He testimony was unsuFPor'et
D, Rodrick +. Glow, called on bsnsii o. vs as,eoss
s<,,;f.d that on an examination of Canpoe body,
he found bjr1 n be the victim Of losthsome coease
Sv. ssw no marks Of bic, by a dog or Of tisTs .
The mae John A. Kennedy, swsre that Campbell
%. te..en with psce Of rasn snf merely, aud this
tf.e ship dogs Jumped a. but did not touch him.
Or the cate Of facts be va, promptly discharged.
Before GEo. y. BETrs.
TIE EXTBADi1ios CASE.
., u. matter Of the .xsdtioD Of Cass CsTpsner - a.
tonsnl Ge.era MonthOion Wa examined 10 tDls case
10 day touching the laws OF France, 10. Tee pase3
u. n ssresd to an adjournment to Thursday ne1t
ii II 70.
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suhRoeATE's coURr-Ft, 2a-Bstr. A W ssADr.,s

sURRo6ATE's CoURT-Fts 2a-Bsfor. A. W. BsADrsss
pasisn WILL cAsE-THE OTHER NURSE CALLED.
On the determination of James {. Foeter, by Nj.
EvaIts, he testified az follows:
MIRA p cooked and tried 20 persusde NJ P 20 see bis
GseI ,1 Dsn cMp D ~ d. Mr. P.1 Do ses hm
when Dr. Hull called thai he bomeoPshc do;.o entirely
lops,h nv first interview with Ny BsreeIin Cali;
sorns vent sa ess in sn: 1--WE 70 I' I
tost the be wanted 70 he asked nsi been 10 ar
Pahs employ and said he had letter from M Dillon tell
s 70 me be said would testify in their favor he
would pay my expenses % New Day far my time a.
California rsies and bring back with my wife said |
would think The be ..sed VIVA 6.d cos, 70
nom Stockton; told him 81 he gave j. 10 me cal ID
10 Csboira he repeated his offer, said i te.dea at AZ !.
my let hun 10; he Ere. asked nay wife
s.hed him whs, be wanted with wife asked how
ytrs,Ion held between Mr. Dillon ard wns's Mr.. Evuts
insists h' right prove conversations the wines"
testaD,s objection sussne He s.kei me il md seen
s.S Sp1P M Eyr Mr. p ~. l ri s 3 G FAD be
thought anything else he asked H Mr. D.
rSen .Is were irnea w. caSg wro.
down thu, ,d to him ,sd didn't know; he ssid when
sothins else; sad would xoaidu lie for him or a that
belonged to him. anybody in New York he Left that's al
E,amins,iop by Mr. 0Copor-Mr. Bsesr Used both the
s So1 f0 M pD"n u Mr. 5oP W vii g
yopr expenses hone;' think be wapJ, ~ co9ld
@s.d ny :ss my s%y hS 95 hin I he
bis method Of speaking; when Mr. Dillon called
M Eysrts calls William Brown who being sworn, rays:
Eve g. the New York Eye Irrmary am s1pern.enden Of
came This Country in IL weas to Montre was v,et
1as' M . Ii. S os6b
there ste three years left be s.k LEFT
s1s Mr. s g.
bad been tcd that he was suffering from paralysis. and hi
after there MI P. h,a spssm bis carriage l. might
nsf s' mons he s ssq G s . e. GGs Iii % tie
htn ere wa, an interval Of SIX month. between them wna
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The schr. John D. Knssy reported in this morninss edo
was IL days from Matarzss with &c, 10 Onnnell s
turn Co.
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BUPNEMK COUKT-SPLCIAL TERM-FEB II Before Jadge
PEABODY.
pi.h.-a s.na...e.. -, d az. Goedraess.
Allowance Of Sos.
SUPERIOR COURT-CnAsBrRs-Ffs. 29-Bofore Jodse
BoswORTH.
julia Apn Eewcome sgt Robert Ne %con1s.
Divorce granted.
Grsot sgt. Winsnt and Fox.
Injunction granted. with leave 70 assignee to move,
50 dissolve such papers be NAV be advised.
Before Judge SLossos.
Cummngs sgt. William Mace.
From q comparison of sections 294, 297 and 299, i
su clause Of the order eDjoung he debtor
judgment debtor 10 not warranted BY the Code Ths part 81
t6e order must b. discharged.
The remedy sufficient without H. Notice would bind the
debtor Payment would be in his money. Section 21
enables tue Court direct the payment Of the money there
opposing claim 20 IL.
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at The maturity Of tfese botes they wrs presented Ct
the Bank for payment, and were directed by the
Cashier 10 be paid although at the time Mr.. Heller.
eten had no funds In that Bank 10 his credit to meet
them thu appropriatpg the funds of the Bsnk to
their pnyste il de bedness TO amount exceeding
80 COO.
The complaint further charges tbs. the said David
Longepech er President If The Lancaster Bank, did
at various times appropriate the funds Of said snk to
his individual use and bereft, and also that he
osned oat sums Of money, the property Of said BANK
wiihcut the knowledge consent Of the Directors, to
individuals without security, and which have been
since l-st 10 the Bank"
The Pc t,r,lk Journal ssys:
"Ihe Schuylkl Navigation Company, we learn,
will have the csDal ready by The fret Of March should
the present mild weather continue. There viii, how
ever be little trade doing before the middle Of the
month, even should it open.
There was qui'e a Harmonious meeting of the af.
klent osl n.eIests in Philadelphia on Tnursday, g.
which tie ra'es Of tel were sufficiently ccus ed 10 sat
isfy hose present iha. the average rates Of toll and
transportation will not be lover than they were las.
year. II n, however, believed that they will open
h.er, and advance as the business progresses even to
higher point tbsn the rs.es now charged This 49,
undoubtedly the true policy TO secure regular trade
throughout tle While session..
The policy Ct allowing drawbacks for the New.
Yo,k usde ky the ra;lre ad company wss discus led
without arriving &, any uson. This will depend
IN future action, and further conference with the
S,huyBil Navigation Company. Mr.. Cullen. Pfesi-
deLt vi the Railroad Company We esrB is i1differeu'
on The s1hc-- IL ms INTEREST," OF t0e trade should
lui-e them to De retained sbolshed he will couform
q their wishes, When fully expressed TIE opening
rates vii Q, be ess than 81 20 by railroad with the
drsN back. Dor .-ss Il Al 81 % wiihou: it,
An &C, has teen Introduced into the Senate Of Ms.
sour 70 ser s272 coo Of the ITO k owned by The State
in tie BsIk of Missouri. This Is the whole of the
StGt.s io,t;ts. Il that BaIf.
The J.int Committee O, B.rks of the Missouri Leg
aiure have recomm. 1e: the charter of the following
B,Lks, sitA the ea9 i'a snI exed 10 each:
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fro BE CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT l

GREAT FIRE IN HOOKsETr WooDs.-A fire
commenced in HoOksett woods Saturday night
ana has been raging ever since. Over two thou
sand acres have already been burned over, and at
the least, from fifteen hundred to two thousand
CORDS OF wood destroyed. II is still raging, ex-
tending and varying with the changing wind
MdHcheSteT, ". H., Mirror, lIth.
~ The Savannah Republican states that the
Alabama river has risen to point which has not
been reached for number of years Large fields
are completely overfiowed, and in some cases
barns and negro houses in great danger of being
foated away. 1t will probably b. two weeks be,
fore the land can be touched. rendering a crop
very uncertain. This. combined with the unpro-
pitiOus season already experienced has cast a
gloom over the prospects OF thh entire farming
interest in that region.
y The discovery has been made in Stone
ham, Mass, that MIR. Amos Howard, who has re-
Gently failed and left that town, was guilty of
forging paper to the amount of S3, go He left
town ten days since, and ii is ascertaned that he
owed about $50, 200, and left only $1,000 assets
Mr.. Howard was a member Of the Orthodox
Church, and Treasurer Of the Society to which he
belonged. In that capacity he swfndled the
church. The pastor OF the church is a victim to
the extent of sAO the deacon Of the church, 500;
a brother -in-law, 81 800. He leaves an amiable
VIE and several children.
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TRkHsuRy DKp.Rrnr,r. March - lss7.

OFFICTTAsIL::. nv,,,, MAJ, :. ,os,
Notice Is hereby given to holders of stock of the
loans Of the United States that this department will
purchase the same until the LIST day of June next,
unless the sum of 81 10000 shall be previously OBJ
tanned, and will pay, in addition to the interest
crued from the date of the last semi annual dividend
OF interest thereon, together with one days addi
tional interest for the money to reach the vender.
the following rates Of premium on said stocks:
For the stock Ofl842, premium of 10 per cent.
For the stock of S47 and l848, premium of l6 per
cent; and for the stock OF 1850, commonly called
Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of6 per cent.
Certificates of stock transmitted to the depart
ments, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United States, by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks so assigned and transmit
ted will be made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia, at the
option of the parties entitled to receive the money
which should be expressed in the letters accompa-
nying the certificates. HOWELL COBB,
mar l5-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasury.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
L on THIRD STREET WEST, BETWEEN NORTH ID
AND II STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
ath instant, shall sell in front of the premises, at 5
O'Clock p M, three handsome Building Lots, 'front.'
ing "a feet inches each Third street west, be-
ley. being Lots II, /, and X, in Baiey's subdivision
OF original Lot No. 8, in Square No. So This prop
proving part of the city, and convenient the Cap
ito Judiciary Square, and the Railroad Depot, and
presents many inducements to persons wishing to
make good investment.
Terms: One third, cash; balance in 6, l2, and 10
months, for notes bearing interest from the day of
sale. deed given and deed of trust taken. Title
indisputable.
may l8-d A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
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DIANo FORTE INSTRUCTION.
COLD MEDAL PREMIUM
VI wIII,,Mx,PLANo FoRTES.
tSeni9r partner IN the late firm of

hNABE. Co,
Continues the manu- utacture aud sale OF grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name -
Of William knabe a Co., at the old stand ~
Nos. !, 5, 5 and North Eutaw street op-tt S1t
posIte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened n new Sales Room at
No 27 Baltimore street, between Charles and Liz mt
streets. on the premises partly occupied bs Mr..
Henry McCaffery music store where they will
keep constantly on hand large tlleut of PLAIN
and highly finished grand and square Piano FoTtes.
alsO MelodeOns from the best makers. from to 5
octave, some with double key rds, double Ieeds,
and stops TO suit small churches.
Being extensively engaged IN the manufacture Of
Pianos, We will sell wholesale and retail, the most
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded The highest premium
(gold medaD at the Fairs of the MarylaTd Institute
two successive years-Ocioher lass. and I9j,-n up
position To fourteen and eighteen pianos from Sone
of the best makers from New FORK. Boston and fSl-
tlmore. We were also awarded the FIRST pTemIaH, at
the Industrial Exhibition held an Richmond, Var
glnla, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awssdod
the highest premium (sIlver medal a. the Metro
polltan Mechanics Fair for 1857.
In addition 20 this we are IN possession Ol tesInO
mails from the most distinguished pr0ies and
amateurs in the country, which can be seen-at our
warerooms, speaking for themselves and others of
the high appreciation In which our instruments
every where held.
All Instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years. and
privilege of exchange is granted within the first six
months from the day of sale If the instruments do
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find it TO their ADVANTAGE
to give a call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired. aud tuned.
l6-iy WM. KNABE q CO.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

I1J AUCIIUHbtTs
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON NORTH
- +, BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS WEST, AMI
NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE, AT AUCrION.-On
THURSDAY, the 2lst instant, shall sell, in front
Of the premises, at o'clock 2. m beautiful Build
street north running back 3Ofeet alley l59 feet
Ia inch, being west part of Lot No. l6, square 4j6
between 9Th and 7h streets west the Patent and
Post Offices.
This property Is the most desirable of any now fol
sale in Washington.
Terms One-third cash balance in 6, IL, and Is
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
All convey ance at the cost Of tile purchaser.
Title indisputable.
may l8-d A. GREEN. Auct,
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THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DR.. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee of
LOOMS Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his improvement inf>@
various cities, has now permanently estab ~~ILD
llshed himself in Washington.
This Improvement for Sets OfTeeth consists chief
ly IN making set of but one piece of material, and
that Indestructlble mineral. No metal is used in
galvanIc action and metallic taste. There are no
joints to become filled with moisture PARTICLES OF
food, hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy, far durable and
natural IN their appearance will give a reward Of
One Thousand Dollars to any who will produce a
slml lar work of art to equal mine in purity, beauty
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work respOnsbly warranted.
27o Pema. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
ap lS-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-20
By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctlonser.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
CORNER OF DELAWARE AVENUE AND NORTH B
sTREET.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nav
2lst, at O'clock the premises, shall sell part OF
Lot No. 5. in Square $685. situated at the corner of
Delaware avenue and north B street, within one
square of the Capitol, and containing 1890 square
feet.
This is one of the most desirable unimproved loca-
ions for sale in the city. and very desirable
investment, in view of the proposed Capitol Ex-
tension.
Title indisputabe.
Terms: One half cash the residue in one, two,
and three years, for satisfactorily secured notes
bearing interest
lad JAS. C., Meg UIRE, AuctiOueer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-20
BY A.GREEN, Auctioneer.


HANDSOME THREE STORY BRI G. X
IL HOUSE AND LOT on l2rH STREET WEST, Re
TWEEN NORTH ANDH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY, the 18th instant, | shall sell at O'Clock
p. m, front of the premises parts of Lots Nos q
and %, in square No. 28, with the improvements
which are an xceent three story Brick House, ,& c.
street by 55 feet Deep bounded on the side and ear
3lfeet alley, containing in all about 55l5 feet. The
property can he examined any time previous to sale
by calling at the premises at 4 o'clock p. m.
Terms One-third cash balance in 6. u, and IA
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title ndisputable.
All convey ancng at the cost of the purchaser.
NAV l9-d A. GREEN, Auct.