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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionee..

BY JAS. G. Mc6 UIRE, Aucti0nee-.
GRAND SALE OF MARBLE STATUh.
" ry a2d Farian Statuettes, Fancy Arti .
cles, Sc Sig Vito VIII II Sons grind sale Of
classical OF cts Of Art tae products Of the I'd
los OF Italy, will take pace on FRIDAY MORN
ING, February %, at 30 O'Clock, on the second
floor of our Auction Rooms, where these beauti.
ful works Cf art viii be arranged for exhibition,
and may h. examined the day previous TO the
sale. in the assortment will be found
superb Grecial urns, Of sienna marble
EtIuvian Vases, with relieves for mantels
Richly carved PomPcii UTns, OF elaborate design
Baccante TszZaS, Tor cards, &c
l superb miniature copy 81 Powers Greek Slave,
the first piece Of the size ever imported, and
the pToduct Of the chisel Of Pisani
Psyche ard Pandora, two beautiful Parian figures
Also, the Crcassisn, Charity and Prudence,
Innocence, Minna and Brenda Helen Of Troy,
Gentle Shepherd, &C
Superb rete-a- Fee and Hanging Vases
The above assortment is well worthy OF the az
tentlon CT all lovers Of the fine arts and comprises
far more meTitorious goods than have heretofore
been offered to the public.
1t is hoped that, owing to the intended depar-
ture for Italy OF Messrs. Vito VII. & Sors, anna
tsurs will not let slip this opportunity Of purchas-
Ing articles Of classical character.
Terms cash. JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
leo l9-d Aucu lneeT
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BYIAS Z. McsuIRE. Anciinneer

'yVF USTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE
q and Household Effscts.-0n THURS
DAY MORNING, February 26;h. at 10 o'clocl
l shall sell, By virtue OF deed If trust duly re-
corded among the land Ie ords for Washington
county, the Furniture and fleets contained in
house NO g. on north street, between Delaware
avenue and First street east, opposite the aptol
park, consisting Of
Mahogany AID Walnut II air Spring Sofas. Psrlor
Chairs. ard Rockers
N arb, sop Center Table, Card Tables
Damask and Lace Curtains. Shades
Mahogany Dining Tables, Sideboards
Twenty four nm Dining ChaiIs
China, Glass, a. CTCckeTy Ware, Table Cutlery
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge
Brussels, Three-ply, and In2rain Carpets
Large quantity Of Ole eth, Mating, Rugs
Gas CEdHd lers, Pendants and Fixtures
Eight Gather Beds, bolsteTs and Pillows
HAIR and Busk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts
spreads, Skests, dc Beds eads, Burr aus,
w assistants, Looking Glasses, Toile: Sets
Clock, Cottage Set, Chamber Tables 90
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with a general assortment Of Hcuse
Keeping articles
leIms S25 ard under, cash over that sum
credit OF 90 and % days, fer satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
TROS. J. FISHER, Trustee
feb l9 ec&ds JAS. C. Mc6UiS Z, Auct
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feb 17-dts

EiARsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ OF
lvI feri facias, issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for the county Of Washington,
In the District Of Columbia, and 10 me directed,
l shall expose to public sac, for cash, on FRI
DAY, the nth day Of February, 1857, commenc-
Ing at 10 O'Clock m at the store room OF Fran
els Y NaylOr, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Sd and streets, south side, the following goods
and chattels, in part, to-wit: One Servant Wo-
man, "slave for life," Bedsteads, Bed and
Bedding; 1 Wardrobe; Tables; 1 Washs.and;
CLOCK: Bureau and 'oking Glass; Pitchers
Maps; Oh Carpet; IL Chairs; Settee; lot Of
Books l lot OF Crockeryware; Kitchen Utensils;
lot OF Registers; VentilatoFs; Copper Tea Ket-
ties; saucepansi Furnace; New and Old Stoves;
Iron Pots; Boilers; Sifters Coal Hcds shOvels;
Castings; Coffee koasteIs, Dripping Pans; Chat
Ing Dishes Ice Cream Moulds; Japan Boxes /;
Patent Balance; Iron Chest; Wafer Cosets;
Washstand Basins Shower Baths Cocks for
Bath Tubs, and a lot OF Counters, shelves, &C.,
ed aud levied upon as the Goods and Chattels
CT rancts Y. Naylor, ard will be sold to satisfy
judicial No to October term, 1886
j. d. HOOVER,
"a Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
feb l7-dE
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FEW WOKDS MORE.

DE SAULE WOULD RESPECTFULLY
~ inform his friends and strangers visit IL
ing this city, that his pre- ent location s225
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, Opposite.%A
Willafds' Hotel, where, In addition to the choic-
est WINES ana LIQUORS, he has always On
hand an abundant supply Of those beautiful Slit
tie River" OYSTERS which are well known to
be Of quality superior to any Oysters that be
had In the District Of Columbia. Families sup
piled with Meals and Uysters,-cash on delivery.
He has fttt ID up comfortable Eating Saloon
In which he offers his friends the following
BILL OF FARE:
Beefsteak and Flied Potatoes, Chickens, vari
Gus ways, Turkey, Veal Outlet, Mutton Chops,
Ham and Eggs, VenisoD, all styles, On elet X UNI
Omelet, Fried Oysters, Stewed Oysters, Roasted
Oysters, Broiled oysters, Soft Crabs b ard Crabs,
Birds, &c
Also, all kinds Of Same In season.
z 8 Wanted good Oyster Shucker: Good
wages will be paid. feb 23-3t
lust ARRIVED-ANOTHER ASSORT-
- ment OF the patent REGULATING FLUID
LAMPS These lamps cannot be excelled for
safety, brilliancy, and cleanliness.
Kerosene and Kerosene Lamps Of an entirely
new pattern, supeTply finished
Lard Gil and Lard OIL LAMPS several new
kinds. Stand and Hand Lamps
Pine OIL and Pine Oil Lamps eyeJy variety
Hanging, stand and Side Lamps
Ethereal Oil or spirit as manufactured of the
best materials superior 10 any made north of this
city, giving clear light and burning longer
For sale by J.R. SlcGREGUR,
feb 16- div SCI Seventh st
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND SILVER
IN a24c

4 AN NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
IL the most splendid and rich styles OF fine Gold
JeweirVi also, a very superior assortment OF
Time Keeping Watches, in gold and silver cases
Gold Spectacles, Gold Chains, Gold ThImbles,
Seal KEYS, and every other article usually kept
in a first class Jewelry Store.
am also manufacturing some very fine solid
silver ware, such as splendid lea Sets, Pitchers,
Urns, 6oblets, Cups, Napkin Rings, spoons
Forks, Ladies, &C all warranted standafd ST.
yer
We do not cell Northern made Wares as Of our
own manufacture.
Please cal at 333 Pennsylvania avenue.
feb2l III. U. HOOD.
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MARsHAL's sALE.-In virtue of a Wi

MAhSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a wit Of
I'VE feTi faclaS, issued from the Clerks q flee of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the County Of Washington, and to NE directed,
l shall expose to public sale for cash, Ia font Of
DAY, the 18th day OF March, 1857, u 4 o'c ok D.
IN ell defendants rights, title claim md inter
est in and to the south half Of Let No %, In
Square No 57, containing 973 square feet, more
provements thereon, in the City Of Washington,
ID. c., seed and levied upon as the property of
George Rhodes, Jr., and Will be sold to satisfy
judicial No GO, to March term, 1857, thomas
Hughes, rs. George Rhodes, Jr.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal FOR the District Of Columbia
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE Auctloneer.

ByJ. c. MCGUIRE Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS ARD FURNI.
Il Il ture ut Auciien.-On TURDAY
BOOMING, February 18th, az 10 O'Clock shall
sell, at the residence Of gen leman declining
housekeeping, north street, between II h
and 10Th streets, all the Furniture and Effects,
comprising
Wall VI covered Sofa, Arm and Par o. Ch,irs
Marble-top Centre Table, Rout Tables
Ladies' Walnut Secretary and Whanot
Fancy Chairs, Lounge, Conner Stand
Mantel Ornaments, Vases, GiraEdoles
Brussels ard other Car pets
Oilc!oth, Rugs, Window Curtains
Shades ard Fixtures
Walnut Extension Dininy Table
SidebOard Dining Chairs. Bronze Hat Tree
China, Glass, and CIockery Ware
hardsome black and gold enamelled marble-tOp
Cottage Set
Hedsteads, BUREAUS, WashStands
Mattrt sses Bolster, Pillows, ard Blankets
Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets Comforts
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with an assortment Of Kitchen ReqGi-
sites.
Terms: S25 and under, cash over tina, sum
credit OK so and 90 DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
feb AID JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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. E N r A L,

A CARD.-SINCE 1T IS ALLEGED THAT
"A Porcelain mounted on gold plate Is tie only
reliable substance thatcan be worn In the mouth,
AZ shown by the last American Dental Conven-
tion," deem IL bat Just to myself and the cause
In which labor, thai statement to the public
should be made In this connection
In addition to the general invitation which was
given the Dental Profession to attend Convsn-
tion at Hope Chapel, In the city OF New \ ORR, In
August last, received personal written invita-
tian from the Secretary, requesting me 10 attend
and present my improvement In Dentistry. DID
attend, and showed specimens Of my style Of
work, besides those that were then worn by per-
sons who Were there, and had worn them for the
past three years. And these specimens attracted
the attention and admiration Of all who saw them
gave succinct account Of the nature Of the ma
terials used, the process Of making, the complete
success OF the practical application OF my meth
Cd and showed clearly Its merits ana gu Perior ty
over former methods.
But, let IL be remembered, that mai 5ri.y Of
the members Of that Convention deemed II fun
professiona!n 10 patent dental Improvement,
tat the singleto tooth manufacturing interest was
strongly represented there-and with which IN
te!est my method most decidedly in,erferes-that
the report Of this Convention was published I'M
der the superintendent Of that interest; and fur
ther, be Il remembered, a significant fact, that
my speech or explanation tcnS not published IN
that report, tohich tnclnd'd ecerything else that
IcGS said, OF h0trsvtr trivial q nature
Therefore, (if 1t Is true) that 1t was shown by
tSis Convention what is aoove stated, the sub
stance thus ''sbOwn" may not be free from pre-
tudice Bat, whether II Is or not, and whether
my taking cut letters patent be deemed protes-
sional or Otherwise, shall still persist In holding
and defending my patent, in spite Of the divers
insinuations ard falsehoods of my professional
brethren, and shall still continue to manufacture
at my different offices as have for the past three
years, my inimitable and absolutely perfect arti-
fcial dentures, and defy any dentist In this any
other country, to produce similar work Of art, 10
equal In purity, beauty, durability or artistic ex-
ce!lence, nv style Of teeth, which am now ma
king; and will further offer A REWARD OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shall be
promptly paid, in case they are so e5ualled.
MAHLON LOOMS,
276, between 18th and 18th SITS,
feb % Pa. ave-, Washington, ID q.
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EyJAs. C. MEG UIRE, AuctiOneer.

Ely JAS. C. MEG UlRE, AuctIoneer.
ETEHE%ERyED SALE OF small Brick
~ Dwelling House and Lot on 9TH street,
bstHeen ncrth n and % streets.-Ua FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February z7th, al Az
O'Clock, Gil the premises shall sell, without re-
serve, the north part Of Lot No. 10, In square No
l23 fronting Is fest inches 7th street north
\ and % streets, summing back lGO feet. with the
Improvements, consisting OF a neat two story
Brick Dwelling House, containing four rooms
and Kitchen.
Terms: OGe-haK cash; the residue In six
months, with Interest, satisfactorily secured
Title iniisputable
feb ed JAS. 6. MCGUIRE, Auct
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BY a. GREEN, Auctlone cr.

BY 4. GREEN, Auctioneer
lizards NE TWO-sTORY FRA,
L House and Lot at Auclion-Un THURS
DAY, the 2Gth inst | shall sell, IN front OF TIE
preT !ses, at ~ O'Clock M part I Lot No z,
Ia square No 4G5, with the improvements which
are good two story Frame House, DC.
The above property IS handsomely located on
South g, between q n and 9th stress west
Terms: Ore-fourth cash /; balance In s, II, ard
IS months, FOR notes bearing Interest from day Of
sale. A deed given and deed cf trust taken
Title indisputab.e. A. GREEN,
feb 2O-d Auctioneer.
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DIX

On the 18th instant, CLARA v. NILES, wife
OF Benjamin F Niles ard dlughtey Of the lat9
!. Hagar Esq Ct MIDI sbuIy, VT
The frierds ard acq uantances Of the family
are respectfully tayited TO attend the funeral
which will take pace TO- morrow afternoon at
o'elocH, from the residence Of Mr.. Bectenbaugh
No AL south 1Ith street.
On the q tn instant, I'm the 65th year of er age
HARRIET RUMSEf, daughter Of the late Ma
iOr Abraham Broom Of this city
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DEU TISTRY
DR.. EPHEN BAILY,
office No. los Pennsylvania Avenue,
Three doors from Iith street

nR. BAILY begs leave to inform the public
~ that he can be seen at all hours az his office,
located as above He feels assured ii II an eIp.-
rieEce OF fifteen years practice, with the large
number Of patients, and grea; variety of difhcult
cases tina he has treated successfully, will enable
him 20 surmount any difficulty, scientific or 9TH
erwi e, relating to the Teeth Ms own expert
ence confirming the opinion OF m ifiV men emf
nent in the profession, and especially Frs Harris
ard and Z Psrmly, has led him, long since,
TO discard all mercurial preparations for filing
Teeth, also all Enames, 6utta Percaa, India
Rubber, and Clements for the construction of Cor
iInuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounte-
on Gold Plate Is the only reliable substance that
can be worn 10 the mouth, as was most conclu-
siveiy shown by the last American Dental Con
vention.
Although he fatters himself that from his Ions
res 1erce and practice In Washington, he 10 fs-
vorab:y known to his numerous friends and pa
irons, ne begs leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
the Church o1Bpphspy this city
Dr. B.ILT: Dear sir-I to express my
you personally, and my confidence In you
high satisfactory. hope that YOU may patron
from friends aud the public that your skin 60 veil
Washington, August 20, 1855 }. W. FRzNc6.
From one Of the Oldest firms in Baltimore Messrs Boss.
Having employed Dr. stephen Bsy, Surgeon Dentist -
Washing CITY execute for Important And oin
piece work which he did entire sstsi.ctlpu
in the fact that Of The most disnsuisns
members of tie Dental College Baltimore failed after re
peated trials 80 perform the work sstlsise
entire oonnoence All
bigh estimation Of his professional skill ,ooos
Baltimore, January II, ISL hAhAANH
Extract frcm note received from the late HOE '0no
RS SENATE. August Is, IsSe.
-, a. - sork am raby; nothing could
The TEEN YOU lnH". JOHN N. CLAYTON.
,,,.s Al seek relief the msIsdes OF the teth
-, sarrnIIv recommend Or. Bsily s superior Den
81 al porcelain teeth for one oil my family aud
s several teeth myself and me WORK has al $1,000
pa phi for more than ten years RoskkI T. NIXON
wen " of tbr Va Conference ofthe NJ L. Church South.
ApiH II, 1876
w. having had occasion to al ourseve.
If ~ skill DR.. = Bsy, Surgeon Dentist Of
th v. or having c0gnz Mt Of his operations
ts OF friends take pleasure I'm expressing sdrirs
,ion ~ M artistic we'll Of the sStsfsc
in which ne PERFORMS me most decate eDdd
Dental and ectfuhy
cnm the confidence and pztronsg public
which consider him eminently worthy.
THOMAS Z. WALTER, JOS. II. BRADLEY,
Architect ) Capitol. Of Washington, ID. {.
THOMAS MILLER NJ. D., GEORGE WALTON
OF Washington, u. C. Ex-Governor Of Florida
d. 5. BoHRER, IA. D., WALES LENoX,
of Georgetown, ID. o. Ex Mayor Of Washington.
n. 8. LINCOLN, n. D., HENRY BALDWIN
Washington, ID C. L. b Patent O"esN
o. G. WIGHT, PRINCIPAL Rttenhouse Aeaoe"s'
feb 20-u
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
fRoN THE AssocIArED PRESS.
FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
BY THE lNDT<N

In the British House IF Commons, In reply
40 Mr Roebuck, Sir c. Wood said that no new
ntsuc expedition would be sent out without
"e1ug provided for In the estimates
=; S,pnIiaerabie debate took place on the Grim
~; ucKes on leave, and Sir George Grey Oh.
Tbo leave ve 70 bring in bin on the subject.
n n,u,sL et'e contains the appointment Of C.,
II Dsrilng, now Governor OF N.vfoundlana.
" pe uo'ernor Of Jams ica, and of Sir A. Bar
herman, now Governor Of Bahamas "a he
Governor Of Newfoundland :" 'e
lne ship Adristic had stranded In Dunrar.
van Bay, with COO tons of cargo
Mr. Weguelin is elected 10 Psr,;a,,, g..
Southampton, and General Codripeton TIN a
Greenwich W" i'oni
The Agra, from Shanghai, Is reported or
the Western Islands, with cargo a. % 600
bales Of silk, and jl7, 500 lbs of tea. WV
The Virginia arrived from Foo-chow-foo
with tea.
FRANCE In Paris, on Monday, the fund.
closed at 6Sf Toe for money and 6sf 45c for sc-
count.
NJ Fould bas gone to the south of France on
a mission Of inquiry respecting the scarcity Of
provisions.
The Presse, in It's weekly commercial re-
view, says business shows no symptoms Of
revival The calls Of daily consumption suf-
hce to keep some manufacturers at work, and
retail sales naturally go on to a certain ex-
NNAAJ Duce 70 Do rCtcINeQs
and The high prices Of everything checks ex-
pcrtations Advices from Rouen and Alsatia
report general state Of uneasiness among the
cotton manufacturers. They cannot sell at
remunerative prices Lyons has been for the
last month in q more favorable position. Some
very good orders have been received from
America, and the Paris shops have bought
considerable quantity Of rich stuffs, which,
notwithstanding the great price, 60 of pretty
easily. Manufacturers Of other stuffs are still
in their dead season. Corn is somewhat
higher"
SPAIN Tho Queen ha, recovered from the
measles, and has postponed her trip to Anda
lusia
GREECE "A letter from Athens dated 18th
January, mentions that the protecting Powers
hsd made certain propositions TO King Ohio
relative to his finances, which were accepted
1t is also stated that the King had promised to
remodel bis Ministry, on condition that the al
lies withdraw their troops from Greece Two
ships have already left Toulon for the piraue.
TO embark the French troops
PERsIA The Oriental steamer Oden, with
adVices from Bombay to the 18th Of January.
arrived at Sue5 on the 2Sth.
There is nothing further Of importance from
The Persian Gulf
Gen ou:Tam and stat left Bombay on the
l6.h of January.
The troops at Bushire were reported healtby.
The Paris PYesss d Orient OF the 2oth, says
that Persia has made submission to England.
The King of Corea has opened all the port.
CT bis territory TO the commerce Of all nations
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By a. GREEN, Aucticneer.

Ff'H Z 81 Ek'S SALE.-Cn SATURDAY, 18th
Z February, 1857. at4x O'Clock p. m, in font
me, dated MAY III, 1e5i, AID recorded I'm Liber
A. 5, No a., folios ass, &C one Of the land
records Of Washington county, District Of Colun-
bia, Lot NO. l, quare No SO, having a front on
Third street west VI Is feet inches, and IS feet
Oh street south.
Terms cash.
All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
J. II. GODDARD, Trustee -
feb u A. GREEN, Auct,r.
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

THE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF ST
Paul, NJ T., having an extensive knowledge
of the Government Lands in Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience In
locating the same, Is prepared to enter Warrants
to great advantage to those wishing 10 invest.
Particular attention given to procuring lands
contiguous to Railroads when they become sub
ject to entry.
Lands aud Lots in and about the cities Of Super
Tor, bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale
H. LlNDSLEY, Kirkwood House,
Jan 20 I'm Washington, ID. G..
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Pork Packing Returns.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 24.-The Price Current s
statement of the pork packing returns from
l76 places foot up decrease from last season
of % per cent. in numbers and 81 per cent. in
weight. making a total decrease If 81 per
can't The provision market is excited.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

BY JAS. .. MEG UIRE, Auctioncer.
SPLEHDID LOT OF SILVER. Plated
- Ware at AuctioH.-On FRIDAY morning,
February Nth, at 10 O'Clock, on the second foof
OF tie Auction oOms, shall sell, In connection
with Sig Vito Viii & Sons sale, a large invoice
OF beautiful oliver plated Ware, just received
from Philadelphia, comprising elegant chased
and plain Tea Sets, Selvers, Pitchers. 6oblets,
Cake Baskets, Fruit Stards, Butter Dishes, Cups
and SaIcers &c the whole TO be sold without
reserve.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
feo I'D Auctioaeer
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Whisky is easier; Ohio 28!c
Finsuaial

NEW YORK, Feb. % - Stocks are higher
and active Chicago and Rock Island lO4 ;
Cumberland Coal Co, Isl; Illinois Central
Shares, 1874; do. bonds, 9sl; Michigan South
ern I54; New York Central 90; Penrsylvs-
MA Coal Co, 945; Reading 81; Va. 6's 92! /;
No 6's s4t.
Sterling exchange Is firm at 1855.
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NaY York Harketa

Esw YORK, Fer. 24.-Elour tends down.
ward; sales OF 1000 bills; State So l6ss6 IS;
Southern Sc 75aS7.
Wheat is firm; sales Of 10, 600 bushels; white
Sl.S0, red 81 IS Corn has declined; sales 90
30 000 bushels; mixed 72e
Pork has advanced; mess So 50. Beef il
firm; repacked Chicago SIS so. Lard is ste ady
at l4kc.
Whisky is easier; Ohio 28!s
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb 25-Fiour is still heavy,
prices are without change; sales at S6.12!.
Sales of wheat at SI.40aS1 IS for reds, and
81 54iSl SO for whites. Cora is unchanged
sales at 55a5sc. for new white, 60a63c. lOr old,
and 57s6Ic. for yellow
Whisky 27a2Sf.
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NEW DAY GOUD STORE.

NEW Din dUUU HIUHE.
FEHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED
i the stock Of Dry Goods In the store, No. 375
TIN str ct, near |, formerly occupied by H. 6 Hy-
att, and recently byJ w Barneolo, will hereaf-
ter continue The business In said store, where he
will be plea ed TO see his friends and the public
In general and will endeavoT TO please every Gus.
toner that favo,s him with their patronage
Having bought the o. stock at greatly reduced
price, he Is closing 10 out at 10 per cent less than
the original cost in order TO make room for fresh
supply Of Spring Goods.
CHAS F. PERRIE,
feb 20-2w No, 375 7th street, near !.
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ArTC-InN H0TICE

ALL PER-ONS HAVING HORSES, CAR
n riages or any other Goods for sale at Auction
will fld the undersigned on the Centre Market
Square, adjOining the air BIi.ding, every mar
ket morning, at 10 O'Clock can him by call.
ing at his store, 325 south side Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between 9th and 9TH streets al any time.
J.F. CROWN,
feb IGN ,w&F I'm Auctioneer.
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The President Elect .

LAyCLsrEP, Feb. "a My Buchanan will
not leave here until Monday, when, escorted
by the Lancaster Fencibles, he will proceed
to Washington via York and Baltimore.
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From Nicaragua.

New YORK, Feb. "a "A commercial Letter
from San Juan, Feb. Il states that Walker
forces have suffered two important defeats
since the arrival Of the New Orleans recruits
Col. Lockridge's expedition is abandoned, ard
his troops are coming down the river On logf,
RATS G.