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BY G. w. sorELER, Auet,oneer.

Bye. w. BOTELEk, Aucttonecr.
GAZE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
the resdenco Hon Caleb Gushing, 1.-THE
Franklin 18th 18Th STREETS large
handsome collection Of household furniture, embracing in part
viz
six parlor chairs, and chair, covered with
solid rosewood parlnr sue finished silk, consist,
Ing u large French sofa six reception chairs and
solid walnut parlor sue finished in green velvet consist
ing sofa, five parlor chars
Iland,ome ornaments
superior carved rosewood ceneabIe. with marble top
Ret Of gKandnles, handsome mante ornaments
Tapestry, Brussels, parlor, and stair carpeling
Heavy rugs, very hand eisgere
slperior SET consisting Of hutuck Two gothic
chairs and mmb'e-top table
oilelntI extension dining table
One of heavy fire gilt palans
Walnut side table
Fine French China dinner dessert, and teaware
Crockery and glassware ia. a
Table cutlery plated casters .... .,
vi. Heavy sIver-IIated tea set, clock
Rronzed iron fire sets
Window curtains ornaments, vcnian blinds window
Brussels and Ingram Competing
elegant mahogany chamber furniture,
ing wardrobe dressing bureau, with marble top, high
post brdsteads, washstand, with marble top, sc.
Superior curI' hair and shuck mattresses
Feather pillows, blankets hi
Conf rts, counter panes, sheets, &C.
Mahogany, French chars covered with rcd plush
Walnut beaded bedstead
DO dressing bureau, with marble top
Do enclosed wasIlsiand, do do
Mahogany quaTieie tables, toilet sets
Mahogany dressing bureaus with marble tops
Do washstands
DO wardrobes
DO French bedseads
Cane aud woodseat chairs
Kitchen furniture
Cooking ttoye, cooking requisites, &C.
All II and under $40, cah $40, credit OF
xy ninety days. for approved bearing interest
G. w. BOTELER, Anctonoer.
An lO-d&ds
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OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, Thursday evening"

hhAAhNpuAi lAhutsuuy eNcniuR,J
April ., 1857
The Alice Price arrived punctuay at her dock last
log from the mouth of the Potomac Her officers report
fisheries all occupied and ready for active operations
soon as the weather permits which is probably to-day
having been calm and warm.
NO further arrivals of Importance, either the river
anal have TRANSFERRED since my last Tue brig Andover
Oceeded to Georgetown to-day by tow.
ine schooner Adeza, Capt Britt sails for Augusta,
nne this evening, with corn aud -four to A. A. Bitues
rom Lewis Mckenzie
mere general scarcity Of vessels here Several of the
principal docks entirely vacant Merchants find it diff
| us 10 get enough vessels to make their shipments.
ne nan wharf too has been almost entirely cleared of
"-day They down after the fine hauls that the
weather now promises The prices to-day have still
0unaed on the scant supply occasioued by the late
|"nas shad, $l2 to $l3; herring, So.
No uan'acons have taken place at the Corn Exchange
quay The members met discussed the foreign and do
new' cracked few jokes and disperEed TO their
fPectiVe establishments
oe passengers by the Alexandria and Orange railroad
express apprehensions that the fruit has been very
ousy injured throughout Virginia by the late
"ea'ner. The aprco's are certainly used up The
"'' IN some districts is also said to look very had
auOns the new improvements now progressing here
"0' "e laying OF the basement walls of the custom
'e and post Office combined on the southwest corner
ifnce and st. Assph Streets under the superinteud-
I've hessrs Mcclellan Walker. This is probably as
locality as could be selected for the post Office, but
wins 70 me to be little too far inland for convenient
u% mouse However II the two Offices have to be COM
u III one building it is probably better TO have the
W. there than the post Office the river.
'cnn Arnold, halter is also laying the foundation Of
WV building on the northwest cornar of King and
%sTees The building will be about sixty feet square
our stories high the lower one containing three
"sUonhng on King street 1t ia the determination Of
arnold to make this building an ornament to the
=" and great accommodation to the citizens.
vIRGINIUS.
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Hy j. q. MCGUIRE, Aaetioneer.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF stPF-
nor wood Cbickering niano ,re essan
civ mad. cahneY fnire handomc gii Tame rich sk
naia,inss npd
a.,. r,esinv Anil o,cIark ronin
Nm. rom day n, ,v ns tho vhoe d'suased az sha ri. he
q Ebb,t House
3 and ath streets. embrnc,ng every variety and
s,.ie ~ M ~, ana IN n,ber G,rn,ne heddng SC
embraces some eighty parlors
which bays 6tied n
~, civ r niure Mi having been made Al Inc her, es,obs
NM. ~ his CIV md of ytfy snneior sis and dnsh We
a.as- = 80 - ~ - 77''7I
Ia. ...,a.-. ..,a. .a,.,. .,.,, so,,. - Fl
Eegan Ioewopu ho"'' quao'Ao so''"o.'a'e ""''o,py
n'cssnns ,a in, o.. u,n,s, ,is, sna ova r,,,o,
hiesas s.i r,un ~. p ana s,vss ' P' w
saIou s'Aes anu sy az pxo,o, 4, ri.
handsome OIL pahuhg'' paes anu iiehsi ie
s ana v,a,.u, crimson plub Branch
Snpe w, iooe W. 49, "aS ~" " ~ r''-N 1890
= ana tete a,ets so ', ..,o. .,..u
Divsn arm ladies ama pa. h; ehs ~
Euin of o,ewood naor funjure finished gold
bIoca'elle comprising two 'e's 'ee SOFAS TWO arm ena
ana ioI paIo1 chas s,..s ,,..r ,ova,.a n,,,o, a.
nuies OF handsome walnut nsuea pI.' ~,
niure, CONSISTING OF TWO SOFAS, TWO arm chai'S, iocAe ahu
Tour paiior chairs -.
hahasoMe wah"t "hs"io's' e'hsoier, anu pooA"'' "
Beautiful mabeop centre, SON, ana SIDE tables In rosewood
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"The spring comes slowly up this way"

pRgcEpENTThc good people of East Boston are pro-
posing the erection Of bridge TO Boston city to which
they are politically annexed and in to objection
raised that "th0 general government will not permit the
erection Of bridge between its navyyard at Charestown
and the ocean, they say "The general government has
sanctioned bridge between its house at George
town. D. c. and the Is it not fair to obstrnct
navgable highway of commerce in case as in an.
Other This strong point for Georgetown friends
who zeaousy protest against the temporary repair OF
the "Long Bridge"
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a NSAPFRsHENsoS-The following paragraph Is going
OF the press for the reason doubt that it is
70 refer to the residence Of President Buchanan
% IT, Bushansns mansion at Lancaster, Pennsylvania
I kveed ut aucon recently but withdrawn, only $751;
ing offered forit More than double this sum was
p'Haed upon the property"
o property referred to was that of Mr. Bachman, late
Tue broken Lancaster Bank and not that Of
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rncs oF sHoEs-A combined attempt Is now being
NJ se the price of shoes, and the given is
n "S' OF leather We ARE informed, however, that
'e IN the present cost Of shoes Is the extrava-
p," Pad at the North for labor most of the New
M ~ snoemakers receiving for ten hours labor
'Oey could in agricultural operations in week.
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Spring Millinery.

IS5 MCDONALD will open spring millinery April o.,
WI at her show rooms, Bridge street. No III Georetown
viii h she would respectfully invite the public
stock will be found be carefully arranged
those who favor her with their patronage will be disappointed
Ane-hMr
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Markets..

NEw Yonx, April o-p. m.-Cotton is frm-ssles Of
bales Flour unsettedsacs of ii 500 bbls State,
SIS so SIS 65; Ohio SIS 95 Sc 80; southern Sc Sc 30.
Wheat is frmsales Of 10000 bushels southern white,
ST. 81. Corn is heavyssles of 80 900 bushels mxed 6s
cents. Pork has declined ccnts-mess S2s IS. Beef Is
Chicago repscked, sle SIG IS. Lard is steady at
14ka 1AIf cents Whiskey IL unohanged-Ohio 20 cents
Coffee is steady-Ro, liz cents. Sugar Is hrm-Cubs,
% 10 cents Molasscs Is frm0rleans rs cents. Rosin
upchsnged-common 81 70. Spirits turpentne is firm at
4eN cents. Rice has declined u cent-Prime AZ cents.
Freighs easier.
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Court House Burnt.

yINcENNEs (Indana,) April 8.The csurt-house of Wa
bach county at Mount Carmel Illinois, with all its records
accumulang since the formation OF the county burnt
on Sunday, having been set on fire.
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BY TELEG RAP II /.
Crops Killed BIZ Frost.

AUGUSTA, April "a heavy frost on Tuesday morning
killed the cotton and wheat crops in this region The
thermometer indicated "a degrees above zero. at
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Massacre of White Settlers by Indians.

CHroAao, April s.A band of Sioux Indians made
tack on the white settlers Spirit Lake, Iowa. the lh
and massacred number. Fifteen of the settlers report
ed missing.
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Steam Boiler Explosion.

INpIANApoLrs, April s-The steam boiler in the State
Sentinel Office exploded to-day, killing man named Howes
and ipjuring others. The boiler was The dam
age done to the building and materials is quite heavy
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Suicide of a Prisoner.

SPRIsoriELp, (Mass,) April s.--Henry G. Huskins,
prisoner awaiting his trial In the here committed suicide
at o'clock to-day by hanging himself in his cell with his
BEDFORD. He left with the aier requesting him to
remit three dollars to his parents who reside in Vermont
and very poor, but respectable
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The Most for Your Money.
Harper's weekly.
Number NJ ssa Rsaay this Dog.
CONTENTS.


oONrESrs
The Streets.
The Great Hydroga2hcai Basins. BY Lieut. Mau'y.
american hyperbole.
settlement O Inc span.h- Mexican Diahculy.
Who shall Be Minister TO England.
Il Our Tea Poisoned'
Ruls and Bears.-The TdOmph. Of EbIins-ur, or s1p-
De Omnibas Rebu.--A story for April.
Men and Things in Ilaly From our own Correspondent
I.srationsi Portraits Of Hon. Lewis Cas OF Michigan,
secss.y Of Howell Cobb Of Georgia Secretary Of
W. ase Tosey Of f &c s ssss o no.
Navy lion Jacob Ihompson Of Mississippi Secretary Of The
Hon Judge Black, Of renasylyanis Attorney General
New Books and Literary Gossip
WasAinston Matters The Kansas Question. The Chinese
Probe n.-Psspeet OF Trouble with New Granada. More
About The FshsrssaMSre international
Lsgsaare.-oher s,aie Legslaiu'es.Ihs Poisoned Pee
the Niagara ls.-A Terrible Ride on Railway Train.
England Dissolution of Parliament Political Prospects,
The Platform q the mSis o. n; Russell whg
Esn going 70 China Ihe Late Speaker %
Dismissal Of Poytsehsc sadenss-A New crsai, Mobilsr
Ro%s. s' e ss
c as @
Lantern The Newss, Lion :. Paris Gsr@any Aaslri.
Guesiion.A Disgusting du,ragc.Spans Phe Mexican War
Hanging :. Russia: NJ. de Mory doing Weii--Sate OF
Sebastopo and BaakiayaMovemenis ofTodteben.S Suicide
Pacha's ughter Abolition the Sound
Nfear0gua: he Rivas-A Riiibus
Description Of the BaIe.--W hat Walkers Objects
Ihnk.-Gencai Henningsens Vie~s.-Deaih Of Two Great
African Explorers.
A Short Account of a Short War.
Luptr aions: Persian Troops, North.--Paran Troops
the Fort Of ReshIe
his Troops.-Persians and Arabs Defending Reshire.
The Dead secret
Chapter The Fourteenth Inside The House,
No Enthusiaa.
Tho Bird and the Bee.
Mable,s First April. (Poetry)
Chips rom Our Library. -
"A sanza: tveJse sweetens Toll n-What will Posteriy
Think Of Goethe An Old spanish Inn rick Folle
Weeds "A Definition Certain CritictBooks On the Death
Of an Epicue "A Pathetic Domestic Poem. H
PTatte and Tate
New Dresses and Decorations
Noes and Queries.
Warning from Istory.-Marthas Vineyard "lnformaion
Wantedn-Engish Newspaper Staiiscs.Biish Jealousy
Amenca.--Nots worth Notice for Wall 5eatW. M. Praeds
Cbaraie.-A Ladys Queries
Better Than Diamonds
Foreign Religious Itcmr
Conversions from Rome. -RomaniEing Tendencies
among the German Proestanism Catholic
CounriesThe Association Of 81. Vino. n-Conversion OF
MohammedaDs
Things Wi-c and Otherwise.
Financial and Commercial.
Weekly Market (. I. +.
Comicaiies.
Illustrate ms Another Case Courr-A Hint Il en-
nbus Drivers.-Prosress of Refinement in Office
Hapsrs Weekly will appear every Saturday morning,
be sold Each number comprises
following being invariably required
II
copy for twenty 81 90
one COPY or one oo
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OPTICAL.
TnnAsUHr DrrAHrHEsr,

TREASURY DKrAKrARET,
March IL, 1857
Notice hereby given holders OF the Uni
ted aies that this department purchase the until the st
OF June unless the 900 be previously
Obtained will pay addition accrued from tho
dividend theS1n together
additional nteresor the money the vendor
the following rates Of premium ON said stocks;
For the stock Of 1872 premium Of 10 per
1871 and lS4e premium Of 10
1880 commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium Of per
Certificates Department. under this
ce assigned United sates by The party duly entitled
TO receive the proceeds
stocks assigned and transmitted VIII be made
by Boston, New York or Pha
ph option of the parties entitled receive tho meny
which should be expressed In the letters accompanying the sen
HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3-dtlstJunef Secretary of Treasury
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Land Agency,

At Council Blu6s, IoVa, and Omaha City Nebraska.
r. LOWE having resigned of public
H. Bluffs for the of engaging in the
Indicated buy sell cstaie make coec
ons pay taxes buy SELL both
Iowa and Nebraska. Address r. LOWE,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
e. LOWE & CO.,
Omaha City, Nebraska.
Refers Mason, Commissioner Of Patents Jos
esq, the Patent ofce VIM NJ Ferguson psro
None Washington and Hon. g. WJones, United States
Senate.
Mar 2J-difim+
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WIN. J. ROSE. Translator.

RANsLATONS Of legal and literary documents and manu-
scripts Of description RON the Italian German French
Spanh Portuguese, butch, Danis Swedish, and other IAN
cuapes with and despatch,
corrected and prepared Tor the press,
cuTas articles and correspondence
of every kind furnished ON short notice -
Address VIM j. ROSE,
Ap9-dw l02 Nassau street, New for&
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Fatal AFrau.

CHcAao, April T.. An ARRAY occurred Monday at the
Michigan and Southern railroad depot in which man
named Patrick Brown, hotel runner, killed by po
lice officer and two others wounded The policeman
discharged from custody the ground that he acted
self-defence.
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From Teras.

New ORLEANS, April THE Galveston papers speak ii
high terms Of approval Of the steam connection will
New Orleans by Berncks bay and Opelousas railroad
Gen. SAM Houston q candidate for governor of Texas
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BY ). c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

DRICK AND STONE OF THE NATIONAL THEATRE AT
ID Public AuctionOn Friday afternoon, Apr 10Th, o'clock,
shall sell the entire lot Of bi and stone standing
The National THEATRE comprising
quantity Of blue rock the foundation
will be entertained the brick
the walls md taken down by the purchaser
four months will be given for approved en-
~ ' JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
MarIs-d Auctioneer
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Municipal Election.

MILWAUKEE, April s.-Mr Cross the democratic candi-
date mayor and Mr. Arthur the democratic candidate
for circuit judge elected at the municipal election held
here yesterday
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE, NEA IL
BALTImORE.

THE SUMMER SESSION Of this hourishirg institution located
Mount Washington, miles Northern Central
railroad Maryland legislatures will
Wednesday in May 1857 with full hcuIy peienced
consisting of LADIES' This
college NIL that could well be desired for The Of finished
No pains spared
be In all respects The locality is highly sau
bous and picturesque and has been selected of the
desirable The shady and beautiful grounds afford
ample for pleasant walks and hsaltha recreation The
building imposing edfce, (errcied
coeee) thoroughly ventilated, lighted With
Handsomely furnished supplied 10 each story and has
The
complete costing $4,000 During
of operation, II numbers 81 boarders
and further Information be obtained the Union
Office nd e. H-iner Baltmore
Maryland. ~ Il
Marchl4 -Sat& Wcd6w President oil of
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The Compagnie LyonDaise,

No. 81 boulevard des Capucines, Paris
SILK srUFFs, LACE, NOVELTIES OF DIFFERENT TEX
TURES, RE iDY MADE ARTICLES, PRINTED NUS
Inns, INDIA AND FRENCH CAsHMEREs.
THIS highly recommended in France,
in Europe, only
importance Of its manufactures and its extensive sFies
grandeur and It's having entrance
streets The COMPAGNtE LYONNAISE sell
but articles OF their own manufacture bridging purcha
manufacturer enabled
them greater advantages than any other establishments
Ap 0-dimif
FHEE BURNING COAI-Just received cargo free
IL ing coal expressly for cooking
All coal well screened before delivery
A lot VI wood hand.
may b. relied all and the
as iow as article will adult
Coal kept under cover 1910 pounds 10 the
I'll. x w. VI GAIT,
Northwest 18th and streets, No. SAT,
One square south Of Penn
An O--d2w
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McGRHGOR Co.'s Extensive House-furnishing
wi warerooms Nos $50, 500, and 52l Seventh street.
Full Parlor, Dining Hail. Chamber Furniture,
mahogany, walnut, rosewood and oak.
of Gil housekeeping goods always
hand, nj lowest prices.
Every attention given to customers.
Hon-es furnished entire ut short notice.
Ap 9-eodtmo
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EOR RENT-A and elegantlyfurnshed house, now in
legation eleven
excellent kitchen, with hot and cold
water, and gns throughout The entire hou'e.
Also house adoning large paror and chamber
ROOM furnished, with hot and cold water, recent
w occupied by Mr. Sartges, French minister. t-
further particulars inquire the premises No 1913 twenty
second street. Pennsylvania avenue.
7--dlmifst w f
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CONSULTING ENGINEE1.The subscriber has established
residence Washington, central point for
purpose acnR engineer In the preparation
of plans and the Il cation of public works.
may companies upon all questions apperiain
the location plans Of construction Of rniroads,
works, Improvement of river naviga
his Office the site the work In part OF The
$500 CHARLES ELLET, Jr.,
No. 2sS II street, - Civil Engineer
Washington, ID. G..
March 28--dif2w+t
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NEW GOODS.-E. OWEN SON, Military and Naval Mer,
chant Talors No 22 Pennsylvania avenue respectfully make
known to their friends and customers and the public generally that
their New goods
specon consisting be cloths
patterns fancy dnes, with choice
together with full
ply Of genemen furnishing goods Of vacto the esom
nation Of which they invite friendly call.
April l--diw&eod2w tsar1
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Ii March Is.
This morning. FRANCK TAYLOR
Mar ~
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COOKING COAI.-A supply OF superior cooking coal.
Y Also other siseE Of anthracite, just received by
CA5TLEMAN h BRO,
Corner Sixth and streets,
Ap B-3twFaTu Opposite National doiel'
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NoRTHERs STATES MExIoo.-The San Francisco Her
aid Of the 9th ui reports conversation with an intelli-
gent gentleman who has recently travelled throughout the
States OF Sihaloa, Chihuahra Sonora and Coahuila in
northern Mexico He represents the condition of the peo-
pie miserable in the extreme Five years ago. the same
gentleman passed through the game States hi, way
California, from Texas Then the city of Durango
tanned $4,000 inhabitants and the haciendas along the
route well stocked with cattle Now dssolaion reigns
all around The bscendss in ruin, and the popula-
ton of Durango has decreased to about soO0 and the
neghborng cities in like proportion.
The Apaches ride the very gates of Durango now
and menace its terrors,ricken inhabitants In the
time the people taxed almost beyond endurance and
suffer exorons Of every kind and under every govern
ment The traveller to think that the constu-
ton will prove better hau the mulfarous pronunca
mentos which form such prominent feature in Mexican
history expresses his opinion that the people would be
willing to-day rise and unite themselves with any power
competent to protect them from eKoron within and at
tcs from without II is, doubtless natural feeling Of
like this that has originated the recent disturb
which have Just been put down by force of arms
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FOURTH WEEK.

Exhibition every night this O'clock Wednesday
and Saturday at 3K.
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Admission. IS cents.
Children, l2H cents
Descriptive pam plrt for sale In the hail.
D Italia has before been exhibited in asbngton
Mar l3-dlmo
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LEASE. n years, the mansion General
Towsop United army. II contains all the modern I'M
works. &c. Apply
J. p. n. SMITH, ESQ.,, at his Office, on street.
March a-awif
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BY A. GREEN, NucttOncer'
TWO LOTS AT AUCTloN.-on Tuesday, April 18th, at
o'clock q. M shall front OF the premises
taccrdng Margaret o. Dgges ubdvision
fronting I'd street e2 ee6 inches and
running $50 feet wide alley between north aud Streets
containing both $3.50 squire feet -
in g. H. and 10 hs, the
payments bearing interest
day OF deed and deed OF nut nken. All
hp4-dt A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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CPRlNG MiLLINERY.-Miss Thompson is now opening
~ fancy ranu OF spring bonnets OF
respectful invited
to cell md examine at HUTCHINSON h MUNRO'S.
aI0 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th md 10th
ap 4-coswit
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A LATE 9ArRlL rooI.r--We find in many of ex-
changes the Of story full Of thrilling in
and SURPRISING beauty" and those in this vi
entity who become interested in it that they will find
that they have been fooled by of the Ledger advertise
ments aud will have TO send to Shlngtons for the
mainder Of the romance
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EXPRESSES.

WELLS, FARGO a CO.. NEW YORK AND CALI.
w forns Express COMPANY Exchange Deaiers' A
JOINT stock Company. Ceplsl fSpcW once - Bfoei-
wsy Expresses sef to sstlerni. Oregon and sandwieh
i'm and 9th OF each month Excbnnge for sale sums 70
uit on faforpin Oregon Sandwich Islands ayans, Bos
ton and Philadelphia Notice California pondholders
Co prepared 70 reccve the Old bords of the
81 California transport the Sacramento City
and procure new accordance with the Of 2h Of
Aprii, hb7 and TO this city