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By A. GREEN. Anctinnenr

AUUTTON.-ON TCESDAN.
April l4th, at 5o'clOck, p. m shall offer for sale
In front Of the premises, Lots No. II and Is accord
ing to Margaret O'Digges' subdivision, i'm square
80 each lot fronting ID street 2 feet inches and
running back 80 feet to wide alley between nort
ana Streets conta lining in both $50 square feet
Terms: OnefOurth cash balance in cash, g. r. and
10 MONTHS the purchaser To give notes for the de-
ierred pay ments, bearing interest from the day of
sale A deed given, and deed of trust taken Ali
convey ancng at the cost of the purch SER
ap 4-d A. GREEN, Auctioneey
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II \ FL NSlNE SALE OF GILT-FRAME
~ MIRRORS. On. PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, &c
AT AUcTIoN-Mr, Jno. Wagner, intending 10 change
his business, will SELL on MONDAY. April Nth, al
~ O'Clock. his entire stock of gilt-frane Mirrors
O Pan6Ings, EngravIngs, c., at his establishments
40 &o Penn. avenue, south side, between 18th and
1911 streets, consisting part Of
One pair large gilt frame French plate Mantel Mir
rOrs, size 40 by 81
One PAIR large gllt-frame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, size 81 10y y
One par large gilt frame French plate Mantel Mir
One PAIR large gIlt-frame French plate Pier Mirrors
size 10 by "a
One pair large gilt-frame French plate Pier Mirrors
size "a by %
Together with large assortment Of
smaller nanel. pier, and oval Glasses
several very hne Oil Paintings and Engraylngs
GIlt Frames, one Piano Forte, &c
All OF which will be sold without reserve
Terms; $40 and under cash over $40 credit of
% and ~ days. for approved endorsed notes. bearing
interest.
ap lO-eod G.. w ROTEIER Auct
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BY A GREEN. Auctioneer
VALUABLE EO IN THE NORTUERN

y LIBERTIES AT AUcTIoS-On MONDAY, April
ISM at O'Clock p. M, will sell. on the premises
me corner Of 10th street west Said lot fronts south
"a ieet inches and extends hack TO a payed aIley
ana contains 1.%o square feet. more or less This
Is undoubtedly one of the most desirable locations
ior residence IN that section of the city, The night
20 build against the wall of the three story brick
house on the adjoining lot. without being subject TO
me usuai charge OF one half of the cost Of said wall
Is in the deed held by the present owner
which Will be conveyed to the purchaser
Terms: One fourth, cash: balance i'm notes at 6
deed of trust ' '''" e" ny
Deed given. ConveyancIng at the cost of the pur-
ap7-d a GREEN .uc,
Also. at the same time and place. the valuable Lot
adjoining the above being the corner of and 10th
rms lot runs back to paved alley. and pavement
extends the whole length Of the front and side Ii is
one OF the most eligible lots I'm the CITY.
apS A. GREEN Auctioneer
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM ENGINE.
Il BY virtue of deed of trust from Joseph n
Qninter to me, duly executed and recorded, / will
offer for sale at public auction at the Machine Shop
of Ellis Brother near the Canal on 18th street on
MONDAY, the 18th instant, ut o'clock p. NJ, one
eight horse power steam Engine with upright tubu
lar boiler attached.
Terms of sale, cash.
X. III. LASKEY, Trustee.
ap6-ts A. GREEN, Auct.
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THE Poor As WELL AS THE Rich can have sure
cure for Coughs, Colds and Consumption, in its pri-
mary stages, Owing TO the cheapness of Mrs.. Gard
neT'S Bdtsdu Of LiUeIycOTt and HOdThOuHd, a
medicine which should be- in every family, and al
ways on hand 1t is for sale at WEEKS & PoTTER's,
l54 w Washington street, Boston, General Agents.
an 7-lw
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BY BONTZ & COOMBS. Auctioneers
lNRI STEE,S SALE OLE NEGRn 81 u

VHt = 4 Ff8 :. NAI.F. Of A NETRO GIRT.-
Il BY virtue of deed of trust to the subscribe.
bearing date the 22d day of December 1854 which is
oi record december Srh, 1854 in Llber j. A. -, No.
Washington county, ID. C..l shall sell ON MONDAY,
me I3th Instant. at m at the jail of Washington
county, ID e.. one likely Negro Girl, named Nancy,
aged about twenty years.
Terms cash, In bankable funds
JOHN Y. DOM, Trustee
ap 6-eodts BONTZ a. COONRS An,
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Rev. Mr.. Kalloch.

Boston, April 1.-THE fremont Temple Bap.
tlst society last evening passed resolutions eI .
" OF their pastor, Rev. Mr. Kalloch, and earnest
~ requesting him TO resume his services as their
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A L PRIVATE SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
"a private sale, the new and convenient two-s story
FRAME HOUSE, No. 66 Market street, George
town. ID. c. containing FIVE rooms and a bath room
and Kitchen and Gel lar in the basement. 1t has
hne elstern OF water in tho yard, with pump and
water fixtures In the kitchen, and is lighted by gas
For a small family more desirable home cannot be
obtsned. Apply to BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auc-
tloneers. ap 6-2w
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Et fRiASTrH ssi AND GR q IN At
together with the spacious GRoGSDs attached f
thereto This property is beautifully located, com
the city Of Alexandria. The House is built in the
best nanner: containing fourteen Rooms and Bath
mousse, together with suitable back building for
servants.
Te5Rs \, VIII Be made known By application to POL
LARD WEBB, Agent, No. 5l27th street. (up stairs)
opposite National lntellIgencer office.
ap l3-2aw4w
VALdU1ABLE, Tract OF LAND IN IOWA
the : w. fractional quarter of section is, ntTown-
ship - north of range west in the State of Iowa
@ bnch cd as to se
BUR- BuTI I and washington road and is 30 miles
from Mount Pleasant and Columbus City, 6 miles
from from CEawfo[dsville and Il miles from the plank
Neighborhood settled with church and school Priv
line grove S GH Pai'Fs RTpai e III Rp9
ap l3e0lw Patent Agent, 4O + St, cor. 18th st.
EOR SALE OR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE
9Th and IN sreets No 5ss Also. s' large NEW NEW
STA !; ! attfche& bounding 80 lSPt alley;
aplY-lw GEO. +. LANGLEY.
EOR RENT.-A THREE-STORY BRICK
i HOUSE, on southeast corner of Sd and + SITS.
EARM FOR SAI.E.-Ten or twelve acres of
ihR. IdIt Is IN WOOu ana part cleared, with good
spring of water four miles from the city, on the
MARLBOROUGH road, Will he sold OH most easy terms
to SHIT the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire of Mr.. MALONE,
street, between 9TH and 9th Streets or Mr.. Brown
across the Anacosta Bridge. ap I0-4t1
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-NO 12
Il | street near 10Th. Apply al l58, corner Of 18th
street and Penn. avenue. apes
ENOR SALE.-The BRICK HOUSE, corner of
u 18th and q streets, Island containing rooms
well finished. The corner is now occupied for store
and 10 good stand This Is the best opportunity for
Investment. II is rented for Sl6 month. ask
= 500 cash. or 81 900 cash and $500 secured, credit
one year. Apply to THOS. b. THRUSTON,No.
s. 81 floor. Treasury Building. ap9-lw'
EOR RENT.-A LARGE AND HANDSOME
D. FURNISHED PARLOR, with Bedroom and
Bathroom attached, without board. Inquire of
GEORGE WILMER, Upholsterer, No. 46i 9th
st, between ID and F. streets. ap 8-6t
NOR SALE-A VALUABLE A X VI AND
Il improvements, in Montgomery county, Md Sit
1ated on the Frederick road, half mile from the
Forest Oak Post Once, 10 miles from Georgetown
ID. Z. The farm consists OF $50 acres, containing so
acres in wood and all under good fencing. The i'm
pT0yements are, roOmy dwelling, stable, Courthouse
carriage house. &c, all new.
Apply to q. ID. CAMPBELL. Middebrook
Montgomery county, Md, or to- DUGAN Il JEN,
KINS, q South Charlest street, Baltimore.
@ UQW
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ELIIoTT's AMERICAN FRUIT GROW
II er's Guide.

Il St George Tucker,
Stories of the Island World, b, Charles Norsthon.
ton. = -
Story OF Pocket Bihle. with ILLUSTRATIONS.
Scampavias, by Lieut.. WISE, L. y. N.
Illinois as IL is with maps, by Fred. Gerhard.
The DAYS Of Ny Life, by the author Of Man.res
Maitland, (apel fhANSh TAlkO
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF House AND LOT
i ON NEW JERSEY AyENrE.-By virtue of deed
in trust bearing date on the 18th day of March, 1885,
and recorded in Liber J. A. =, No ga, folios SIS ct
seq the subscriber will sell, on MONDAY the lSth
day of pril, 1857, AT 413 O'Clock p. n on the prem
for the New Jersey avenue, IS3 feet 6inches
from |. street, and running thence at right angles
from said avenue 81 feet, thence due west 6 feet
thence due north feet inches, thence due east q
feet, thence due north % feet thence due to SAID
avenue "a feet, thence along said avenue southeriy
improvements, which consist of a two story Frame
House.
The above property is situated on New Jersey ave-
nue., between north |. street and New York avenue
IN rapidly improving part of the city, and offers
fayorable opportunity TO obtain residence or inv
balance in and IL months for notes bearing interest
from DAY OF sale, secured by deed in trust upon the
property and II not complied with in five dag after
the sale, the property will be resOd upon one weeks
NOTICE, at the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
- All convey ancIng at the cost OF the purchaser.
mar 2O-stawSds j. c. Mcguire, Anct.
NOTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF FOUR WITS
Y OF heri facas issued by ~. h Onutt, one oI the
justices of peace in and for the County OF Nasnhg-
ton District of COLUMBIA, at the SUIT OF y N: barr,
OF Maurice Holoran, and TO me directed, ! nave
seize Ell and taken execution, AL the rlsnt ute,
claim and interest of the said Haoran, IN and 70 one
brown Horse, and one dark brown Mare two Carts,
flee. that on THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of April,
1851 at 10 o'clock M, IN front OF the BANK oil ash
ington, 1 will offer for sale the sah properly so
SELF ed and taken in execution, by public auction To
the highest bidder for cash.
ap H. - r. William ~ So"s'aoie'
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AIDES AND CHILDREN'S re n H
Il HATS-Just receIv ed, an elegant assort- IN
ment of ladies' and childrens FRENCH HATS 80
Ut A'e'' ~" q. II. CASSIDY n CO.'S
apa-lvr 3l4 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and nth SITS.
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DOSES, ROSES, ROSES.-TWO TO THREE
IL thousand fine Roses IN pots of dItferentf q .
v.rety, and will be ready to plant out withASN
sBiey from the middle of pril to the mouth of00
June, at the Greenhouse of -
WIN. HUGHES, Florist,
ap7-poSt 9TH and Ii streets, Island,
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FOR THE ARMY OF THE
IL United States. 1857, just published, price 81
mailed free of postage the receipt of 81 % For
sale at TAYLOR Il MATRY'S,
ap 10 Bookstore, near 9Th street
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE
i just put In complete order on street, between
9Th and 18th streets, No 523. Also. large NEW
STABLE attached, bounding on a 81 foot aley
Lot lS3 OF depth. This House and Lot will he sold
bargain. Inquire on the premises.
apll -1w GEO. II. LANGLEY.
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A PREMIUM CAKE
n OF WAX FLOWERS IN VASES
to be drawn for in few days, at III. J. McLAUGH-
LIN & CO.'S Store, between 9th and 9Th streets
Penn. avenue.
Fitfy numbers ut 81 each 40 lO-us
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MANTILLAS, MANTILLAS.-THE SUB
scrlber has received. and will open this April
6th) day. another assortment of rich and beautiful
MANTfLLAS of the latest Paris and New York
st, les.
Call and see them, at 244 Penns, lvania avenue be
tween l2ih and 18th streets.
ap 6-eOlw FRANK A. MCGEE,
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VOCAL MUSIC.-Mrs. FRANKLIN, Teacher
of Music, having vacant hours for few more
Scholars, requests those Ladies VINO are desrous
of being perfected in Ballad Singing or Opera Music,
70 favor her with an early application; Terms male
and 10TH and al the Music Stores Of Mr. DAVIS and
Netzerott aps-Sn
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A SARD-Ne beg 10 inform the Public that we
have Just returned. from New York, where
WIN care, We have seeoced very large and beauti-
tu stock OF Guitars, SroIns, Flutes, AcoordeoDs
BANGS, iamborInes, SIoloncellos, Bows Italian
strings, RosIn, Pegs Music Folios and every aTtI-
Gle belonging 10 Music Store, ia addition TO
large lot of the latest and most fashionable N,tc
Music. 49,
New and second hand Pianos always in store, for
sale reasonable terms.
APT JOHN r. ELLIS. Ss Pa. av near 10th st.
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SECOND GRAND OPENING OF THE SEA-
- son AT MY STORE-A splendid assert
ment of real imported FRENCH BONNETS.
The largest and richest selection of FRENCH
EhOMERS. BBONS, LACES and T. NJ
BROlDERIES TO be found in the CITY,
DRESS-TR INNING > i'm the greatest vnrie,y
HLGSION C4PES, MANTI[LAS, Nj e
SEILLES, and NET BASQUES, and Chill
DRENS Ga NE NT'S ready made
RESS-MAklNG In the latest French STYLES.
at m aae A shortest nSt.S ee, s n: MILAN
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The NATIONAL HOTEL ENDEMIC The Union
learns that an able paper on this mysterious sick
ness has been prepared by an eminent medical
gentleman. and will be read before the National
Institute at the next MEETING. II Is said that q
does not endorse the opinion advanced by the
10. "A ~
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The HOTEL ENsEMIc.-The Philadelphia Sun
says that Col Lewis ID. Baker, Collector OF that
port, is lying very I'll of the National Hotel en-
deInic
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The steamer GEORGE WASH E8{Ax.N
ING'FON or THOMAS COLfERs6skA
will depart at the following hours, and Mt Ver-
non dan s additional trips will be run:
Leave Alexandria 2. 81a. ION, u, z, A, g. ..
Leave Washington q; S1ss = "A J.: az. So, sx.
- 'E-.. JOB CORSON, and ..#
ao3d GEO. T. HOWARD, Captains. r
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giaiionerp anh fanrp GOODS.

UCTION NOT c E.
n AssIGNEEs SALE Of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, sc-,
FOR CASH.
The subscribers will offer THURSDAY, Nov 70 81 ~
O'Clock A. M at No SO Madcn-sne tup staifs), N Y,
A Large and Attractive Assortment Of
TOYS FANCY GOODS, &c.
At Public Auction,
Br part Of the extensive stock imported by Joey Tiers
This sale offers great city and country dealers
about selecting their Holiday stock includes complete
variety.
BThe paticusr attention Of the Trade Is requested.
EDwD HERD, Assignee Of Jolley Tiers
OSCAR JOLLEY Co, Al
VIM M. TIERS Il Co.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 90, Is
n G. Z s T,
IHI NAIIQNAI. POLICE GAZETTE.

n G Z s T.
~ THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
this day will be found be unusually oterestng The
frat page nbeli,hrd with weeIecued and Helite eor-
ralt Morris OConDe the murderer Of Teresa Sptz In
lech isien in tn, Tomos and the artist has retained
be ere,ion of Ro sdy Bhgy in the Portrait Beside the
nor Of the where the hor ioe murder
brusly perpetr.t.d The present number s'n.sns the
Trial of Jsmer r. dsers tb@ murderer of Swanson.
Remarkable Adventures Of Vidoc9.
The Sanford Hall Case
Grim Cor Case of sDms the Counielor.
hurderous doings II NewOTleans
Sports in BostoS-Two Females in the Ring
Greene Impu,stioDs the Swell Mob.
Terrible TJsgedy in Sew Orleans
Doc gers Exposition of Thieves
Sketch 81 the celebrated English Burgar, Toshkin-
Arrest Of Mol Hodges
Hess Wheeler the BalPlsysr
The Price Of Humsn Lite in ewJeTsey
Murders in California
CorrespoD DEF r. from
Phnsdelphi., Chicago, &c -
ROSS L TCUsEY,
No. 1871 Nassau st.. General Agents.
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The Fonrieenth Annual Report aud DIRECTORY
she hSSOCIAIioN iod IMPROVING lne CONDiTlONof
fOOR beng pow ready subscribers will be supplied a.
S a. aeo1br g. tns residences. inaedis.ey BY cal
Suis- ehe No - Bsie H0us Astor plscs on any Of
following ohcsfs Of the Associate Ani members of tho
s.e ComnIses who are authorized receive subscriptions
JAMES BROWN President, No % Wa.tSst
efOkSE 0RlS VOID Vice PEss' d-ot No u Sonth 81.
sAnES BOURHAN, Vice President NJ 9, Broadway.
hOBRTIO ALLEN Vie President, No Is Clinton pl.ce.
,tOBT II. NikTURN, T. eAsureT. No 70 Southst
Vance l......JsI.s R1nsey NO. Isl CedArsL
l..... Grofg. w Able. No 81 Barclay
DI....h. : lTefbeh NJ 50 West Totast
N"...Hush Akuian NJ 1888 VI sdsoosL
N.... o. l. WstinOTs No. 81 Vrsey st.
N...s.k {. Everett. No III Whiie-st.
.Nt!s.....y dsspb HOxir. No Rutgers place
Ni.s...yc s'Ph Collins Nc. 81 West ilths.
H.. jones Pond n ID, No a. o.hsv
Ass'.'.y James Horn. No sCeris.is 81.
. A.'''.se Patterson No SO Stbst
-. chsiss De,ku llIth.st. near 9d-sv
,i'''''' Leslie Cbeb.sttr No. 400 East Broadway.
49, hev DAVID reuy, No l99 auserfys;.
49, hotDAs oetDy, No II Clinton psee.
49, LptosT JscssOo, No 1871 West 22d 81
,nhll..s.s.s Lyo-s, No. a. St. Marks place.
~ssui'.,.. Mathe,, No ia F.s, lsth 1t
SIAs.ss. David " Scott, No. 40 Esst 2tbs ct
4 49,. James Densrest, No 1875 West I'D 81
A ,Ai.....,J,sse GibsoG. No - STRAW
&1L.'s...A N. LyoI, No i12 West <d-sl
= ~ HARTLEY, Secretary.
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printing.

DAKER Il GODWIN-TRIBUNE BUILD
- NGS Extepsive Steam Book and Job Printing Etae 'h
BY any the Union for the neat aud 5ornp
execution II EVERY VARIETY Of PRiSTlNG from the
smallest Label Largest Bl Book-a at the
Lowest Prices. Also TYPOGRAPHY, Engraving Eeectro
typine Binding, and Blank Stationery.
BAKER g. GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings
IOHN A. GRAY, No. 375 BROADWAY, and
Nos IS and IS JACOB-st., can COMPOSE, SIERsO-
TYPE PRINT RULE and BIND anything required at the
SHORTEST NOTICE and in the very BEST STYLE HIS
abilities are the MOST EXTENSIVE In the city.
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V,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
4 FOR NOVEMBER n.

vY,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
l. FOR NOVEMBER 81.
Gre uIation.. 900.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
Mormon War; No Old Stories; Down with the
Bsnksi The Late Election; The Washington
Cnion, A Fortunate State; The Cattle Market
HREIIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
and spicuous form the latest and most important
events that have trsnspIed IN the City aud Suburbs
United States. Europe, Yucstan Chns, and Africa.
III..A WI DDING Dinner
Iv..TEE REPORTED MASSACRE; Five Hundred
Troops Killed by the indians
V..LATER FROM CALIFORNIA: Summary Of the
Latest News
VTHE CONSTITUTION OF OREGON.
yuTBE EXILED NEGROES IN CANADA: Inquiry
into their Coucition-Are they Improying OF the
Contrary l-stat'stics Of Education Heath' and
CsiIae-Genersl Social Conoition-He Ath
VIII IMPORTANT FROM THE PLAINS: Progress Of
The Utah Expeaition-Tne Mormon Rebellion Goa
frmed-The Cpited State. Forces IL Or-a: DIN
Gu ties-A Savage Wa Inevitibe
~ KANSAS. The PIo.S.svery Constitution Finished
No subm,s.ion 70 the PeopIe-Ssau S1oni 'slo1 OF
o sedEA Regency Gstsbished-rDe People Ia
chned 20 Resistance Snsar'oos'ihs the rli' LIE
Glcs, Swdde; Tbs Crisi'.
X..IkPoRTANT TO FARMERS; improvement OF ne
6te.d OF Hor,ss; Tue HORSE Market snsI' ~ ioi
port WEST Winter Protec-9,9 Of tfnt Ire. Ana
Shrubs; sorghum Molssses Weight 81 sheep
M.PoLlT!cAL INTELLIGENCE: New sena'0r';
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XIII..THE MINNESOTA FRAUD
XIV THE MORMON REBELLION.
IVA NEW hOVEL BY rHACKERAY: Tbe Virgin.
isus By WIN ThAot.rsy>
XvI..A kE~ STORY By DICKENS TIE Lazy Tour Of
two Idle Apprentices
XVII DAVID WILMOr ON DEFEAT
XVIII. MISCELLANEOUS; Bet Of a Kiss; A Fearful
Juo, msuti Marriage in ilinols Organized B.aa
Of Female Roise Thieves; Cash and Crsd:t.
XIX MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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h.ts specially Reported for The Tribune
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CLoAKs MANTILL.s AID gUAs.

COM p K o NJ I S Z
CLOAKS MANTILLiS ard FUHS
Bepef. Of the Creditors Of
WIN BUCHANAN MACKENZIE,
New-YOrk City.
We are sorry TO peled above
neut enterprispg aud scys mercn ma
the cry or universally considered 20 De- The only hnlsb-
srtis. N the Msnla and Cosk trade in this country HE
STYLES from the of his op-niag the Brand sto btina
u the present. period have ever been pronounced oy ladies Of
taste and d.c, the first 10 quality aud design in the
fashionable world being paDqfa Of the vey best stei
which the Pe. msk-t affords az for IN. reS trade Of this
city exclusively This last fact 10 one which should oomsp
them 70 the pubic in preference TO the prevailing practice
Of retailing Goods made for the wholesale trade or we ars
well assured he earned for his nent 1s present
popularity by sdheng the above resolution Hsps
The Of his stock nom The richest Of French impora
TONS and in common with Of thousands o. others oe.n
oytrtah.n by the sngeUcy OF the times, our heud MAC
KEkZE has compelled TO offer his elegant stool a n per
cent below order hack his Investment for the
material Those desiring the richest goods a. the mos fearful
,.t Mice Of prices will ave him cali. New York Press
The following Is list Of the goods 20 De sold =: retail fer
cGth: -.
GOO in Paris made ClOaks in Velvet and C'O' Of this
preie nt seBson's manufacture
COO Ccsks for city retail trade Of he best
French materials in Beaver Cloth and hch Lyons EelVets
$1,000 Fsrcy Gray and other desirable colors
S250c in Rea Fur such Mink SABLE Fitch and CHEERS
WIN BUCHANAN MACKENZIE
Noe. 29i and 256 CsrAl ~.
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