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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16
By A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer.

EOR SALE.-NOtice is hereby gwen that. on
l. THURSDAY. the list day of April, 1859. at FIVE
o'clock, p. m, will offer for public sale. canal
beat, named 'Pennsy lvania," AT my wharf, foot OF
10th street west; and will sale of said boat To
the highest bidder for cash. This boat is in good
order, has Just been repaired, and will carry one
JONATHAN ARMSTRONG.
IN 9-2awdds A. GREEN. Auct.
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8 AUCTION SALES.
U.DAY& T0-MORROW MORNING.


CRANfBy &c sM1sGUI y AustIOIesT. rov
AFTERNOON M xITJ ss So:sa a, TgEsDAY
The evening az O'Clock ., croSos. hcsaem np Of 1S
We sb, OF pennsyivana avenue ard nth ST.
goods without resa d to cost 0' 'ne'f eea"'iiu'
e. Among the articles to he offered are some baauti
the Amo Charity dc. Also. quantity of enppfif nj
Parisn Chlna t,gSres snd Ornanepts
son, Emperor Nicholas, &c. 'a0A
GardeI Statuary, Bronze.
Alabasta Vases, Urns, &c. Wrought
The attention of the public is called to this saIe
Terms: One hundred dollars and under. cash, over
that sum creGit of 2 and months, with interest.
mis- p j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIvE SALE OP AN ENTIRE GAL
nb dSTE p OF RARE AND vth IN ENSEAyINss
M the 10th tant. and will be continued every
evening until disposed off, shall sell. at seven
and - streets, without reserve. the largest and
most beautiful collection Of fine English Steel En-
cravings ever offered In this city at auction.
The rlates are all fresh Imported from Lon
The subjects comprise historical. landscape. reli-
gIous, moral and sacred Plates.
Also, an assortment ofhne English Sporting Sub
-, The pictures will be arranged for exhibition on
tuesday morning, and will be found worthy of a
invited to attend the sale. ''''"'
Terms cash.
ms A. GREEN Auctoneer.
BvM WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneers
pEREMTORY SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEwELRY, &c, AT Auc-
TloNIon MONDAY MORNING, March l. AZ IL
clock. and to be continued each Morning. and Eve
ming at clock. during the week until the whole
stock Is disposed of. at Store No. ST 9TH street.
nncer the Avenue House. will sell a large stock
OF Jeweirv, c., fol ows-
20 Hunting and open cased Watches
SOd Fob, Vest. and Guard Chains
Gold Breastpins, Earrings
Gold sets IN Cameo, Jet, Mosaic, and Gold Stone
Chased and Seal nes
Seals. Keys, Gold Pencils, Gold Pens, Silver Pens
Lockets, Card Cases, PurtemonaIes
With great stock not here mentioned,
The ladies are respectfully invited to attend
Terms cash.
ms WALL, A. RARNARD Auot.
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ElN t. ALES.-We respectfully announce TO our
Il friends and the public that we have at last suo-
ceeded IN having large quantity of ALES of varI-
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
Will guarantee to be the finest and the ars est varI-
ETY. that WAS ever offered III this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
by apply tn for either Ofthe following brands
viz; Kcnnett, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
aaelphia and Xxx; We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and \ Porter always on hand.
All orders by mall or given to our drivers will he
attended to. Army h SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street.
d17-d Georgetown, ID. G..
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RLUE AND DRAB CLOTH, BuSkHss .s-
ID Laces. Enameled Canvass. Dnmsske. 80
Mails, Spokes. Hubs. Feloes, Bands. ss'"s"''
Knobs Belts &C. Evans q THOMPSON:
mlo-eolw (Statesl SO r@a'ep".'
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
FOR RENT AND SALE.

nor RENT-A four story BRICK HOUSE.
!, with basement, containing is rooms situated on
Missouri avenue. between Sd and IA streets; has
Apply to H. s. JOHNSTON, No s7s Pa. avenue,
between AZ and eth SITS. m I6-eo3t
FOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures or the
SHOE STORE Ss Pa sve1se. between TIVE 18th and and
18th II st. streets :, No. 49, north side.
OLD GAS WORKS LOT FOR sALE.-The
~ very desirable property known as the odd Gas
WORKS being lot 7, in square S82. at the of
sale; There are io,4fo square feet Of ground with
font on Louslana avenue of t9 feet, 10th street
manufacturing purposes. such foundry, ma chime
shop. coach factory. &C. more desirable location
Inquire of the undersigned at the Office Of the Gas
Light Company. j. r. BROWN,
N 10 eotI Secretar, in charge.
HOUSE FOR RESH1fhe t sabsesEst fas
Easf Brisk
somely Iuruished, and containing all the modern
improvements.
to thu ren S n
era sTate Apply to JAS c; MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
EARM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm contain
high state Of cultivation, with Dwelling. Barns, Sta
bic. Fruit Tree, and a modern improvements, sit.
miles from Washinstnn; For further information
%ssa , wBR a1 s'h street be
A CARD.-A large and comfortable Room. with
~ water and gas. for rent. Inquire of WALL,
STEPHENS& CO., No. S22 Pa. av. between 9th
and 10th SITS. m 10 81
ENOR RENT-The FURNISHED ROOMS
Il recently occur pied by fudge r. lis will be vacant
and Tor rent after this date The location (76 Penn
sylyanla avenue, next the kTkwood Housed is one
OF the ,st IN the city for gentlemen having business
NJ the CaPItui or Departments, and wal! he rented
transient or permanent occu pants. There seve-
raj smaller rooms also In the house, at moderate
prices me-tf
BUILDING LOTS.-For SaIe-A variety cf
- BUILDING LOTS the Island and other
parts of the city. Terms accommodating Inquire
at No. 2, Todd's Building.
IN l-eoim DAVID MYERIE
EOR SALE OR RBNT.-A BRICK Dwell
u LING. containing I3 rooms The Furniture
will be sold W it'll the house, if desired. Beautifully
situated on Missouri avenue, No. - hetTeen AZ
ard 9Th streets, near the National aud Browns Ho
tells. Inquire on the premises. m5-Im"
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nj b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lNI has tahiIshef

lNI has established -
AGAI.LERI OF PHOTO0kAPbIC AhT
in kVashiogtoD At No. so Pa. avenue over Sweeny,
Rittenhouse Fant a Co.'s Banking House, He ne
prepared TO execute COMMISSIONS for the Imperial
Establishment in New York.
variety of unique and rare Photographic speoI
mems are included his col lection, tog ether with
portraits Of many Of the most dIsting citizens
Of the United States.
MT BRADY brings TO has Washington Caller, the
results of fourteen years experience IN Europe
and America, and the choicest products OF hrs art
during hat period. He feels Confident that the re-
SOURCES his command and the artistic quality OF
his works will commend his Gallery Ia the attentlon
of the Washing ton public. ian 5-eou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The petit jurors were dis
missed Yesterday till Thursday next at 10 o'clock
a m The Court sits for the grand jury In the
mean time =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16

CENTRE MARKET This morning the attend
ance at The market was as large as could he ex-
pected at this season. The supply was fully
equal to the demand, and the prices were about
as on Saturday. The market regulations were
strictly enforced, and good ordepiDrevaled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16

Sr. PATRIcK's Day is to be celebrated in a ne
style, 1t will be seen, by the Catholic Total Alb
stinence society. After marching in procession,
they purpose having Il dinner at the Assembly
Rooms on Louisiana avenue, above Sixth street
The "St Patrick's Dinner - noticed yesterd ~
takes place, IL will be remembered at Numbers
saiOOn to- morrow evening. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16

The CONCERT of the Peak Family gave I'M
bounded satisfaction last night, both from the
excellence of the music and the novel effects pro-
ductd by the silver-tonrd bells. The lover of
sweet sounds can spend an evening at odd Eel
lows Hall most enjoyably during the STAY of the
Peak Family Tonight they Offer a super b bill
indeed. Son two hund ed persons Were turned
away at the door last night, unable to obtain an
admittance. MCTdI-Go early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16

A CARD.-A large and comfortable Room. with
4 water and gas. for rent. Inquire Of WALL,
STEPHENS CO., No. 522 Pa. av. between 9th
ana iuth sts IN 10 ST.
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OUTRAGEOUS AssAULr.-Last night a woman
named Mary Ann Dunaway, was attacked by a
party of young men while passing Thirteenth
street, on the south side Of the Avenue. One Of
them struck her on the face with some weapon
which inflicted a very ugly wound The watch
men on the beat arrested Il youn" man named
iolsrook. who admitted he was in the party, but
the injured woman said that lac was not the per-
son who struck her. The Justice ordered him to
pay 81 Or fine and costs
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PERSONS designing to attend the lecture of Mr..
Everett, night, at the Smithsonian Institution,
will find it necessary to provide themselves with
tickets, as none will be sold at the door, nor will
money be received there. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at Shillingtons, and we presume at all
the Trading bookstores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16

SALE OF REAL Estate Yesterday, James C
Mcclure sold two-story brick house and lot on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets, being the west half of lot in square 100
to NJ w Gait X Brother, for S23 800 The Messrs
Gait propose, we hear, To erect fine building on
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ENOR RENT-A four story BRICK HOUSE
with basement, containing is rooms. situated on
Missouri avenue. between Sd and ~ streets; has
gas fixtures every room.
Apply to H. s. JOHNSTON No S73 Pa avepue
between AZ and eth sts. m I6-eoSf .
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THE CLOSING SALE of Vito Viii and Sons takes
place this afternoon and evenin. at Crouch's
hall. On this afternoon will he offered all the
large pieces of parlor and garden statuary and
large vases, which the importers willing to
sell at cost rather than repack them. The OPP
poriunitv to purchase, at a low rate, articles of
undoubted excellence, will, doubtless, he made
the most OF by the visitors at the closing sales.
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BUILDING LOTS.-For SaIe-A variety ,r
ID BUILDING LOTS the Island and other
parts OF the city. Terms accommodating. Inquire
at No. 2, Todd's Building.
m I-euIm nAUIn NJNEpIL
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kuIFp ~ JtxiISs ssDx ns CARs. Yesterday morning
farmer named John orivey, residing al ooldspring
T. was killed on the railroad in Atlantic street opposite
Bocrum. Il appears tha, the cars we're about enter
ing the tunnel ogvey jumped from the front platform
q the rear HIS overcoai caught in some projection
and he dragged along considerable distance before
h. could BE- exircated The wheels had run over him
meanwhile and both his legs cut OF Ills arms rere
aso dreadfuly crushed. and his bead bruised lie was
PICKED ~. but died within few moments Afterwards
Tho deceased had 10 the city " pay taxes proper
" Kings county and IN order 70 shorten The distance
thc Cy Hal attempted the dangerous practice n jumping
from the Boeru street He bad about $500 his
possession, and bills for nearly 500 more. TIE money
Nas entrusted him by Nr Jones, II Coldspring, IN
whose family The deceased resided ne about sixty
years q age and without family The remains taken
q uc dead house and his friends notified Of the fact
Ny WI probably " removed W he Iale h0ms W day
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ppusrwsY 1uEsfHs admirers ~ equestrian AMI
svmuasc sports are referred the novel programme Of
i,rcd Al this house tonight
NuIos-3abfiel j. ~ repeat his great part IN the
pleas ur rant0m 'ircne. which vii be preceded
by tght ruT fesis and the comic ballet q "Punc5"
Bowny-Thc Towards, and Messrs Fox, Douface,
Rynef, SO again o. perform in "Dred" The whim-
scay ~ led "MedeA and play ~ the Bear Hunters p
also announced.
BtRroS The American comedy called Extremes =
AMI farce - Sketches Ia luta. ~ he performed
Mr. Peter Rchngs and hs daughter play the former
piece
wsfrAcKs-Mr. Ranger and the primo a. members of
The contrary are 10 repeat the school for scandal Nj
Bruug ham ! farce Take Care q Charley, follow.
Lara Kfrvr's-"Our American Cousin continues
quite as attractive ever. Notwithstanding the great
Lsnrth Il time d has been running. II i backed b. a
iaughable farce
American MrsEfs -Zavistowskrs juvenile corps of
daicers and rantoruirnsts and the Wren children are
given pleasing entertainments here every afternoon aud
evening
C,rosw OrrRA-osouthern Life illustrated" s the
CHEF feature Wood and u Amt got Tine 70 larry
ai hysuts Numerous songs, dances &c, precede them
ANHtp NAfutsoS the young Portuguese pianist is 70
CSe be second conocr, lodworths this evcning. lie
wiil b assistcd by Nile. Carroll and others.
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POSTAL DIRECT TORY,

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
rrhz or CLOSING At rHE NEW YORK oFfICR
DoKrsrc. .HorthA lbany. Buffalo and CanadasA3 p N.
North and West way mai. Ny A n
south and southwestern .
Ess ,s:i mai. BY railroad * 4 AND AND IN
5y steamboat. r. II.
CALIFORNIA. By steamer, Via Panama. Monday.
Tse Overland Man for 0siiorn. leaves 5, Lcai:
every Monday and Thursday, at A. "A. Letters
Designed for u should be married Overland Wis
st. Lcris.n
s. LAKE. The Overland Mai from St. Joueph MOI TO
Salt Lake city, leaves 81 Joseph every sstur,
overland, wa s. Joseph"
30. PAc1rio ~ steamer, VA Panama, Monday,
HAvAsA... by steamer Empire City, Thursday,
MEXICO From New Orleans by steamship Tennessee on
the LIST and 18th OF each month uletters should be
placed IN the once York days pre-
yious 10 the above daie)
EURoPE......f Fly fteamssiD sanads, from Boston
70 Liverpool, close herr on Tuesday,
BY screw steamship Bavaria for Ham -
burg with mails FOR German States
Wednesday, Dec. l...................
The City If Baltimor, for Liverpool,
viii take the mails on Saturday next
No. IL will be thar the time closing the afternoon
NIhern and Western mails has been changed 5 O'Clock
half an hour earlier than usual This will probably continue
during the winter.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE
INDIA The Overland Mail closes olows-via Mar
seilss. the I'd, OH, 18th and 18th Of each mouth
Via southampton 4th, 18th and 2oth. touching st
Glib altar, Malta Alex sndria, Snez and Alden.
Via Marsaies Cub and 25th Via Soufbarup.
ton ith and 2tnh.
AUSTRALIA. Via Marrees and suez the 10th Via South
anton and Suez 18TH
MAuRITIUs Via Alden the 4th and 9th OF the month
BRAZIL Via Southampton on the 9th Of the month.
Sc Nhn ne Gate OF oakng the Indian and Australian
mals at London falls on Sunday, they made up me
evening presioua
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FRvn sales of 500 600 boxes Of raisins were re-
ported without change IN prices.
H.Y-The Gales embraced about 1000 bales TOT SNIP
me nj, 1t Soc. y 65c.
IRos.-scotch pig WAS Arm at s25, with but little Of
fering.
LME.-Sales OF 600 q 800 bbls common RocSland were
made ~ 76c while lump quiet at 81.
MoiAssns.-The GALES embraced 100 hhds Cuba at &c.
23c. rs bbls. New Orleans syrup 45c. and 80 do.
moasses at 4oc. NEW crop.
NAVAL STORES were quiet Sales OF spirits OF turpen-
tine made IN lots At about 49c and sales
roen at 81 So usual terms; crude turpenne quiet
at So SIN 81; tar continued dull
o,is--Iinseed held with armness but sales
PRovIAoNs.-Pork-The mar et was heavy, while the
sales embraced about 500 bbs including mess SIT IS
SIT 4o clear mess, SIS 75 $40. and prime do SIS so
SIS TO- and prime at $l3 $l3 co. Included in the
were some 200 bbe buyers option, deliverable in
December, at SIT 70, and prime at $ls so $l3 10.
Beef in good supply and the market steady with sales
Of about 400 500 bbs including country prime, at 80
80 81; country mess So 90; repacked Western
So sll and extra do, S1l rs $2. About 400 bbs.
western beef hams reported sold at Sl6 $40 DO.
Bacon dull with small sales ut 8nc. SC. Cut meats
steady with sales OF $50 hhds including shoulders
at che, and hams at &C. 9kc Lard was in good de-
and and hrmer with sales Of 45o bbls on the spot at
10ac 1895, with 500 bbs deliverable in December,
at lie, and 2oe0 DO deliverable in June IL &c Dressed
hogs were selling at &c. nc. Butter and cheese were
in fair d. mand at steady prices.
RicESaes OF 25o terces made at 30 81 TO 80 70.
SrGARs-lhe market continued steady, with sales OF
200 800 hhds Cuba al CSC &c. nc; 100 do Porto
Rico refining goods, 6sc., and 500 bxs do &c, Tc $40.
IAILow.-Sales of Il COO lbs. were made at loo.
WnskEy.--Saes Of GOO bbls were made at 24c
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FfN WEST Nov 1.-THE bark Cienfuerne, Wait previous
y reported getting pumps has completed her repNrs
and sailed for destination lh inst Expenses SEa0
The British ta Sir James Ross brongh has also undergone
The repairs enable her carry forward carap
wbich going hoard The trial this for
before ~ Hon VIM Marvin ~ thu District Court hoard
early tsy ~ allow e sip - sail with dispatch soon
A. salvage eccreed the amount together with the
attendant ekpense viii be raised upon b0omy and the ship
allowed u proceed.
The and materials Of the French bark Cararnena
wen the hun ~ the bark lays The reef soll
lev DAYS ago ~ public auction ~ the U Marshal
The ship Ann Wsshburn fof BOSTON, Nerrymsn fr-m
Orleans with assorted cargo ran ashore on
Loo Key the night ~ The 18th Inst he boared early
The morning hy the wreckin0 schra Dolphin Champion
and Edna Jones and the ocp NiDeyard who taking ont
Load uccceded In getting her ~ the rect snd this po
~. 2Nh l The ship v believed unluiured AZ se
doss nst leak The taken from her will be replaced i'm
medaely ard The ship VIII await the decision " the Indre
The attributed for The accident II the mlsiaklng of Dry
Bsr for kpy Iirht
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
ship Sultana, Barrett. New orleans-wm Nelson Sons.
ship L.ish-,d Hsthasey. Charleston ,,.,
Bark Industry uorno Portland oregon-wakeman Dimon
naIi 4 rutgers. LELAND, :, NsrhsI nrcdie ee.ies
hSsossara Irs% Iossss" csdaa so1sr@A pavcn
BRIG Victoria sr,, Eenger Maitland, Phelps
Thses se,S a sognez rlo Amsnes
schr Z Caldwell Hudson. savannah Nccrrsdy Mott 4 Co.
seGr Yors s Wsson' CITY Poini nansr Co
ARRIVED
Steamship Prince Albert ttr Waters Galway Nov H. VIA
st Johns. ~. 2h with mds and passengers
rcan Express Co Has experiences heavy westerly gales
The passage IL Mt anchor nj quarantine having Of
steamship Arago lines Havre via Southampton Nov 49,
seamssp Enpire City. Griffin New Orleans Goy 20 an,
R'sr I'D ." rN with ~A'' and passengers to
and passengers 70 spoaor riss:on Co etS inst. PM
senszep s ss,ng s"sne henss ar Sss5escu same
STEAMSHIP Roancse. simmer. Portsmouth, he with mase
irna,,ed steamship iancs,own hence tor Norfolk ~ NJ %
sss % as Ess arsOr SPOKE hem ers selma ssaaa y
passsnssrs TO Il Is cromwei 4 Co ''"""' -" "''' anu
ship Un,n icf Bcron, Small calcu,a Avs is ~ih mise,
sprung bcwspri, spi, sails kc
and O. ssr sss ss es Is VII |
hoav ressry .cahcr oeen hre. weeks ives. Of he Banks
and ss Ts.:s @ sx .. s I.
s y ws Srsl Il .s :, :se 1s &
"S ssi ss Ios sss,I E sssssy is.n v.nA
~ 10 Tell In IN bark jeans. Johnston Capt John 600
irvm Quebec TOR Hull waterlorgcd and TOOK from her the
.n Wiz asd ssid and u sesnen .nd broas. shem % s
yiso 70. Narhsas, Thurlow Bncnos Ayres OF,
"a With hd-. A., 10 simpson Mayhem. Has been North
BARK tn.,rrr.e O. e s. Ss' BrAmfOrd, Turks Islands
Rrs ssl%.h nj cr.~ Londonderry, Ss isday. with 70.
Eng o.scn Esihsr tl,r. Merriam, PAnsbOro. Ms days
..Rs cs,hsrine er King Dorchester lays with stone
Bra Mary Br Cole q John NIB II days with plaster
sehr rec,ric rgh, Sof Portiapd Hume rssrdo PR Nov
wh A. 10 master. Experienced heavy weather spit
sehr Mercy Taylor, ScherSOn. Halifax Ms, days, with
scbr Eastern Ilrbs ts cuIoeh Maitland. NJ. sday. with
schr Nonpsr-l ri Ncculiom Maitland, ys.
sshr whhe csood Neshnty; Petersburg sdays-
shr Orion. Reed. kasiport II days
schr Volunteer. Brown Milibridge s days
s,hr .sseiie, -, Hslle.ell DAYS
scbr MARIETTA Hand. Terry, lislcwei, days
srhr tsstiisn, Beaedy, BIB worth. days
schr Isaac ficrs. speaorl. Rsckiapd.s days
schr peawere, Kurdish Rccssnd. days
sshf ssas prainerd, Buen Portland. e. for Albany
schr W Hammond, wixnn, Dennison.
kehr Rrs Flower, Clsrs, Bridgeport
srhr & Crook, Franklin. Albany for Providence
Shop Oregon, Rhodes, Provilence.
BELOW.
ship Rohcns Martin from london ard Deal oct a Dun.
silly Glad Ildings, Dennis. from New orlsan.
ship NORTHERN kagie lof Neshwryror, from baltimore
pug Rershsw Pierce from Pslermo Sept n with fruAn
by pilot boat Washington. Noe.
SAILED.
shins suans View Orleans; Medina Maoney, Charleston;
brio Nathan, Neuvias.
Wind during hr day NFtoN
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A CHANGE or AGENCY.
~ JULES NUM- CO.'S

A CHANGE or AGENCY
N JULES NUM- A cos -
We inform trade public IN general me
contract existing between ne and Messrs JOHN O. D. &c
EER for agency of wines viii terminate the 3lst
next have appointed from
that time. MIR j. MEYER, Jr, sole agent for the tinted
JULES MUM A 60.
Y. A. MuMM
Respectfully referring the above advertisement the IN
dcrsyued brss hst he has
for Of his wines he will circulars v,
he Trade In time he will I've pleased 10 receive or
ders for and after The LIST Of January
he afsce Of MEYER 4 sCHLAEPFER 70 tPsrk place RE-
PSsw 2cax, Nov. 10, 1883 Ja
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~ See Correspondence above.
see columns for report Of loss Of British bark Jeanne
Johnston.
The steamship Columbia Can't Berry, arrived las evening
from Charleston bringing papers Of Saturday last for
which Capt has = thanks.
SUR ARzosrs recently ashore Warsaw beach would be
taken Dry Dock savannah ~ ascertain What e.
tent ~ injury she sustained IN her hui
BApE CsrhDs MITCHELL from Msanzas fr Portland pp,
into Provincetown Y th inst for harbor.
RRo Assspt from Providence for Wilmington Nc, went
ashore North Beach, NC previous 10 9th
atoai The AZ vessel ~ lG tons register buit
al Buctsport IN 1851 where she r. owned
BRfg WAS Fsotr Brown. from Philadelphia for Pernar,.
buco, win COAL put into Thomas Oh Inst IN Distress lbelore
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EAScy YuRs
AT wHoLEaALR.
BALLARD, eHuTE 4 CO.,
No. IS Broadway,
Ma ~

BALLARD, eHUTE CO.,
No. IS Broadway,
New York,
weud respectfully jobbers and acevs
TONED 10 purchase furs In This market hat
The general not quite universal practice adopted b
the wholesale manufacturers Of his city within tho last
months Of throwing their stocks tor retailing purposes
Just the for consumption arves and s
pecnr the regular retailer and The obhes 70 connua
fheir custom, they cannot believe either 10 the
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
Of the same but on the contrary, DO still believe in The ability
= = ONE sfRi;jfIY EHoIFshiE HOUSE
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