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SERIOUS AND PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.--A
workman named Wm. Peters, who was in the en-
pioy OF Hayward, Bartlett & Co., iron workers,
and engaged in roofing at the Custom House
building, fell yesterday afternoon, between
1 and O'Clock from the caves to the pavement on
Gay street, distance of over forty feet. He was
taken into the building in insensible condition,
where he was attended by Dr. Hintze, who, upon
an examination found that although no bones were
broken he had received such injuries to the spine
and inter nally to preclude all hopes of recovery
He was removed to his residence, No. III Carpen-
ter's alley, under the direction of the physician,
and every effort made to restore him to conscious
ness, but in a short time the lower extremities
were entirely paralysed, and up to o'clock last
evening reaction had taken place, and he ap-
peared to be sinking fast. He is aged about thirty
five years and is a man of family.
LOST CHLD.-Y esterday about one o. clock boy
about four years ofage was found at the foot of
broadway, crying for his parents. He was taken to
the Eastern district police station, where Captain
Sparklin questioned him as to his home All they
could understand of the little ones story was some
thing about Gay street and Asquith street. The
Captain thinking he resided the intersection of
those streets about three o'clock in the afternoon
sent officer Morris, with the child to endeavor to
find his home. After reaching the locality he soon
learned where his parents resided He proved to
be the son of Mr. Norwood, on Aisquith street,
Jefferson street. He had strayed away about ten
o'clock in the morning, and his parents had spent
the intervening time in fruitless search for him
and warmly thanked the officer for his kindness in
returning him. .-.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A widow lady named Cliff, who
resided on Light street, between Church and War
rem, died very suddenly at her residence Thurs
day night last. She had gone to her room to pre-
pare to go to class-meeting, and the family were
under the impression that she had gone, but one of
them going to her room discovered her uron the
floor dying. Drs 'Bonsal and Braun were soon at
the house, but could do nothing for her. These gen.
tlemen supposed she died from heart disease.
RoBBHRY.-During Thursday night the dwelling
of Mr.. John Cousins, No. % Fawn street, was bro
ken into by thieves and robbed of eleven silver
spoons set of frs, and other articles to the value
of S45. The thieves gained an entrance through
the back building, and committed the robbery with
out alarming any Oft the family.
PRICES OF FUEL.-The prices of wood ranged as
follows at the different yards yesterday morning.
Pine, wholesale, from S275 to 1926, retail from
$3.50 to 375; Oak, wholesale, from S3 to $50,
retail, from 1915 to 4.25; Hickory, wholesale,
from S4.25 to 4.5O, retail from S4.75 to 5.25.
BosrON TRADE-There is an unusual activity in
the trade between this city and Boston, and the
Boston line of steamers heavily freghted on
each trip. The William jenkins, Capt. Hallett,
leaves her wharf to-day at II o'clock, with full
cargo.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKE ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER IL
ALCOHOL.-Sales this week of 200 bbls Western at
42Hd43 cts We quote in small lots second hands
at 46(d4S cts.
BARK.-The market is dull. Sales this week of only
20 tons fair Querc tron at shade above S16 prime held
at s1Sd20
BREAD.-There is very limited demand at previous
rates We quote cts for Navy, Az cts for Pilot, and
5H per H. for Water Crackers, subject discount
BEESWAX-We quote bright yellow at 30d32 cts
BARLEY AND MALT-There have been sales of
Western Barley this week at 81 per bus and of Barley
Malt 81 .05GS110 The market is firm these figures
with good demand.
COFFEE-The market ruled very quiet during the first
part of the week. but subsequently noticed better in
quiry with sales amounting in the aggregate to 1000
bags good prime Rio at 411H cts and 200 bags
do. damaged on terms not made public We sales
to-day of 500 bags prime Rio at 11K We quote fair
cts; Laguayra 12d12R cts, and Java IA 916 The
stock about II 500 bags We note the arrival this week
of the brig Neptune with 353S bags Rio
C0COA-The market is dull and lower with sales of 80
bags San Bias at 13 cts per lb.
CANDLES.-Moderate sales making at previous
] rates, which steady. We quote Adamantine at
$4,000 cents; Chemical Sperm 2O30 cents; Sperm at
COAL.-There is little or nothing doing in Cumberland
rates, however, unchanged We quote Fine So
(1350; Run of Mine at $365d3.75 and Lump at $4l59
AIS Anthracite continues quite active at 81 50d5 per
ton.
COTTON.-There has been moderate demand this
spnnes with sales of about 500 bales middng
good middling Upland and Gulf Prices have been ir
regular and ranged from IL to 13 cents six months At
the close the market is quiet and about cent lower than
follows:
GRADES. UPLAND I WESTERN.
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AMUSEMENT,S.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-Beneft of Francois Rduel.
The performances for tonight will be of unusually
attractive character it being the occasion of the benefit Of
this favore performer. The bill comprises Tight Rope
Performances, the comic pantomime of The SchO0dSter
mime of ToIdu- Vent.
FATHER KEMPs CONCERT TROUPE, generally known as
the sold Folks, who created great sensation in this
city last year, singing to immense audiences in
Philadelphia. We understand they shortly appear
in Baltimore
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p0TICE JVTEIIIGENGE

Officer Gaddess yesterday arrested colored man the
charge of stealing five dollar note, the property OF Mr..
Alexander Miller. He was committed to Jail by Justice
Morrow for Il further hearing.
Isaiah Leman yesterday arrested by officer Reed on
the charge of being deserer from the schooner Paragon
He committed to jail to await the requison of the
Captain by Justice Boyd.
John Cormas arrested last night, charged with
stealing box of concentrated ley, from the store of
Messrs. Conway Il Bro, corner of Chestnut and Ensor
streets. He awaits the action of the Mayors Court.
VIM. II. Harris arrested last night charged with
assaultng and beating Samuel c. Atkinson. Justice
Mears committed him for Court.
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INONENTS

Dr. Batee Coroner of the Southern district, held in
quest early hour yesterday morning the remains
OF young man. aged 10 years named Wm White, ap-
prentice to Mr. Beatty blacksmith, No p Barre street
Deceased retired to bed Thursday night in apparent
good health. Some OF the family, yesterday morning,
found him dead upon the floor The jury rendered
| dict, "Death from enlargement of the heart.r
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LATER FROM MExIoo.-Capt. Soutter, of the
Francisco, the 18th October, from Mazatlan, re-
ports that body of troops, belonging to the
Church party, were marching for Mazatlan, though
200 miles distant when the Genoya left 1t was
thought they would storm the city. All the native
men had left, save the Commandante. No business
was doing. The Commandante came on board the
Geneva, to take her as man-of-war, but Capt.
Soutter protested. ospecie had arrived in Mazat-
Ian, from the interior, for long time, the conveys
not daring to venture on the road.
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A man was arrested in New York on Friday eve
ming, for attempting to pass new couHterfeit SIS
bill on the Providence Bank of Providence, R. ].
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS

RYE FLoUR.-West Indies, 500 bhS.; Montevldeo lCt
! bbs.; Halifax, n s., 365 bbls.
! wHEAT.--Iiverpoo 81 1913 bush; Capetown, G. e. H.
] 4.53S; HalifaX. n. S, q $50 Laguayra, 34,O15.
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Middng ...... l2E(G12x l2KGl3 1246l3H
Good Mddling. I2Xd12A Is (dl34 12kMI23
Middng Fair. l3 GGI34 13A{Gl3k Is (G13 u

FISH.-We the sale on Monday of cargo of 900
bbls Halifax and Labrador Herrings 1926 for prime
Halifax and for Labrador Since then we have only
to note the sale of $50 bbls Eastport Herrngs So
There are two cagoes on the market at present which
is rather more than equal to the demand and effect
sales holders would probably make some concession
We quote Halifax and Eastport Herrings today at
s425d45O. No. l Mackerel at s135oGI45 so from
wharf and store; No 125oal3 So No small at IS SO
at So 5O(d2 rs Pollock at 50 5O9275 No box Her
rings 20 d30 cents small scaled do 3545 cents and
Magdalene 35Gs45 cents per box.
FRUIT.-There is an increased activity at about pre-
vous rates We quote bunch Raisns at 0G2 layers
at $780, Malaga Lemons at 81 so and Havana Oranges
s69 per bb Almonds at q cents for Princess paper
she'll and 9G,10 cents for Sicily. Walnuts-Napes 10
cents Sicily 7GS1 cents, Pecans Sa9 cents Prunes in
glass 1Sl7 cents Figs s412k cents; Preserved Ginger
IS per case Currants 7io cents Citron 1s91s cents
Dates 5k cents Canton Fire Crackers for 40 packs
FEATHERS-We still quote common TO fair at $50
40 cents and prime Southern and Western Live Geese at
As cents
FLOUR-There has been decidedly better shipping
demand this week, particularly for Western brands,
which have ruled steady the noticed the close
of last week The following is summary of the weeks
OHIO AND HOWARD STREET FLouR.-Saes during the
week of 800 bb Ohio and Howard Street Super S.
sS12X; 200 bbls Ohio Fine Flour at a. and 200 bbls
first Middngs at $3.50; Howard Street Extra is very
@ ho and oward T0dsy ss we bad % ted
and 100 bbls. do. Extra at s525. The market closes
steady at these figures .ifIEE
CRY MrLLs-Transactions have been a limited <
tent We had reported sales Of only 500 bbs Super at
s5 500 bbls shipping Extra at &c. and 100 bbs choice
do $3.50. Baltimore ground Family is selling at $780,
and Extra Sc so per dray load:
RYE FLo1R-SaIes Of 100 bbs. at S. at which figure ii
closes quiet e ~
BUcKwHEAT.--Limted safes are maAins ~ S1Gz-zo per
100 lbs. in bulk. est f 81 s5g. $50 ~. sat1.a
Corn MEAL-The market is dull and somewhat lower.
Sales Of $50 bbs Pennsylvania at $376 200 bbs Balt
more at s42 and 40 puncheons do at Sls Brandywine
is held at $3.50 lts ..asp
To St. Johns, N 632 To Rio de Janeiro. ,260
To Halifax NJ ST 400 To River La Plata. 47S
70 haroor Grace, N. F. 772 To West 1ndies ,262
Other ports s............'. ..'...I................ 81
's''.. ''Ay,oo.
Indies. a4s - wi" 1'' y
Inc Ioowng are the inspections of Flour and Meal for
ss- FT-a 49, slnpef pfil ~ is9S S,,. u.,,ph,.l
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Mr.. MoRrHY.-The chess-players of Manchester
proposed to invite Mr.. Morphy to public dinner
previous to his departure for America.
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Prom Wnshington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I2.-The decision Of the ques-
tion presented by the Collector of the port of Mo-
bile, regarding the clearance to Nicaragua of emf
grant vessels, will probably turn on the truth or
falsty of the report that the passengers have Sc
cured passports from Yrissari.
The President has rendered the appointment of
the Governorship of Kansas to Ex-Governor Media
ry, of Ohio.
The balance in the United States Treasury on
Monday last was nearly 81 100000. The receipts
of the week preceding amounted to $50, ,OOO.-
Drafts paid, S925,0OO drafts issued, s., ,l27 900.
Reduction, S55G,OOO. Amount on deposit at New
York S. 200 600
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Mr.. yandenbof, the veteran tragedian, took his
farewell of the stage at Liverpool on the 29th of
October. after successful career of forty-four
years On the 10th of the present month his sGu
Mr. George yandenhom was admitted to Rrafh,rs har
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LATE S Y N E W S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE, n
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
OVER A MILLION AND A HALF IN GOLD RECEIVED.
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON AT AN END
PEACE GRANTED.

New YoRK, Nov. l2.-The steamer Star of the
West arrived here this afternoon from Aspnwall,
bringing San Francisco dates of the 10th ult and
Sl,670,000 in gold.
The third overland mail had arrived out.
Among the passengers by the Star of the West
are Hon. Mr. Mckibben, of California, Senator
Smith and the Governor of Oregon.
The ship John E. Thayer, of Boston, was burned
lately on the Gulf of California. The crew were
saved.
The United States frigate Roanoke and the sloop-
ofwar Saratoga were at Aspinwal.
The ship General Cushing had gone ashore in San
Francisco harbor and proved total loss
Chinaman, who murdered woman, had been
hung by mob near Sacramento.
The Oregon Indian war is ended. Col. Wright
has granted peace to the Indians. Gen sral Clarke
has returned to San Francisco.
Two steamers from Victoria brought thousand
returned miners. The settlements in the mi
ming region are said to be deserted.
Bolivia has succeeded in quelling another revolu-
ton on the Peruvian frontier, thus securing peace
it is believed, to General Linare's government for
some time. General Echenique still in Bolivia,
organizing force with which to invade Peru.
The sloopof-war Decatur had sailed for
Panama.
The American ship Nomay had reached Sydney
from Hong Kong, with ], ,230 emgrants all in good
health. Only three deaths occurred during the
passage.
The San Francisco markets were dull and con-
sgnees obliged to press sales at lower prices
as stocks were accumulating. 1t was thought that
prices generally had touched their highest point for
the season.
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On the meeting of the Court for the business of the De-
cember Term, the first to be heard will be from
the city of Baltimore involving the right OF the corpora
ton of the city to tax vessels owned by persons living
without the limits of the city, After this disposed
of the from Aegany county will be heard until
the first of January 1859 and then the docket from Bal
timore city will be taken up and proceeded with until
further notice.
The bar will please observe the order the assignment
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Prices and Sales of Stocks in New Fork.

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER 4 Son. Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. % SOUTH STREET.
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THE CHRISTIANS IN MoRocco-The position of the
few Christians in Morocco appears to be exceeding
ly critical The following is an extract from let
ter received from Mr.. Barrow, the British consul
at Rabat, bearing date September l, 1883: "Fanat-
icism is daily and visibly gaining ground. Our
houses are now secured as well as bars, bolts and
firearms can make them. Communications between
the French vice-cOnsuls and merchants, and my
yice-consulate, are opened, so that in moment of
danger all would come to my house, which is the
most secure and easily defended. And in that little
gloomy room over the entrance, where your bag
gage was placed, / have collected about twenty
pounds of pOwder-choosing rather, if it be Gods
WILL that all who are dear to me should thus perish
than risk the horror of seeing their lives cut away
pecemeal, their persons desecrated, and their re-
mains thrown to the dog"
The Moniteur de 7 Armec publishes the following
information relative to the movement in Abyssinia:
A war has just commenced between the followers
of -Ube, King ofTigre, and the celebrated kas-
sal, who has proclaimed himself Emperor, under
the title of Theodore l., and whose dominions com
prise Amhara and the entire south division of Abys
sinia. A letter from Alexandria gives some details
respecting the army of this Prince of which the or
ganization is remarkable for that country. The
army consists of 80 900 men, and is formed into
three divisions, of which two infantry and
cavalry. The latter is commanded by former
non-commissoned officer of the Chasseurs dAfrique.
The troops are all armed with muskets, of which
third have percussion locks. The artillery is COM
posed of IL field pieces, well appointed 1t is
uanded by an Italian, who formerly capita in
in the Neapolitan army. The troops are form ed
into regiments, battalions and companies, and they
manGuvre well. y.
The Emperor Theodore occupies himself much
with his army, he is possessed of great natural
talents and owes all his success to his own exer-
tions This sovereign possesses great respect for
the memory of the first Napoleon. He has had the
history of his reign translated into the Abyssinian
language and read in the public schools which are
numerous in his dominions. The Emperor Theo-
dore is to commence his campaign next month. If
he succeeds, he will unite the Kingdoms of Tigre
and Schoa with the Amhara, and he will thus con-
stitute vast state as important as the ancient
Abyssinian empire, of which Strabo has left us a
description.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Four slave vessels had been captured and sent
into st. Helena ssa
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Messrs. Barng, Brother & Co. remark:
There has been some business in the United States
Bonds 95 State Bonds firm at rather higher prices
and in general there is little for SALE Massachusetts, 101
@103 Maryland SIS Sterling in demand at 95 Penn
sylvana Inscriptions not to be had under s. Bonds S5
s6 Virginia 6s Dollar Bonds S2dS4 SIS Sterling, S5d
Sc Boston City AZ per cent o. Quebec City SIS l04.-
Canada Nova Scotia and New Brunswick scarce. Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Bonds, 90(G92; do second
mortgage S9(99l. New York Central 92d94. Erie
third mortgage 6s(a7O. Illinois Central, sOdS1 Free
land 6OdS2 shares 25 discount. Michigan Central SO
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. PA mob from Campbells-
vile broke open the Jail at Greensbury, KY, on
the 10th inst and hung the two men Thompson and
Henry Simpson, year and half ago. Another
prisoner named Elias Stuggs, committed suicide
under the influence of his fears. Hunter, a fourth
prisoner, made confession duplicating six others
in the affair, and the mob, at last accounts
were searching for the rest,
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Four slave vessels had been captured and sci
into st. Helena. ssa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-30

r. THE WASHINGTON, ALEX
1es.ANDRIA, AND GEORGETOWN
MEAN PACKET COMPANY.-The steamer
eCLChBL4, Capt James Harper, will leave
Baltimore on Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. Re
tuning leave Alexandria every Wednesday
morning, at o'clock.
lae steamer DIAMOND STATE, Capt. ].
AH"in, will leave Baltimore every Wednesday
az o'clock, p NJ, and returning, leave Alexan-
cra on Saturday, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. For freight,
spPlyt TO WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
All way freight will be required invariably IN
atvance NH 2-tf
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lJ~ To the Voters Of 4lerandria AS
some persons seem determined to misrepresent
my position, and are still engaged in circulating
the report that have declined being candl-
date for the Sherifalty deem it due to myself
to state, that such report (whether the offspring
of apolaical tricksry" or not) is an unqualified
falsehood- maliciously invented and secretly
circulated, for the sole purpose of defeating my
election now announce myself candidate,
and pledge myself TO DO my whole duty, if cleo
ted Tmh 4--eotE1 JAMES SANGSTER.
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THOMAS S. JAMESON,

MHCHINISI ana IKUN FUUNDEh,
~ CORNER OF ROYAL AND WILKL STREETS, II
is PREPARED TO execute orders for STA
| TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans, Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
OF every description. Superior CASTINGS
made to order at short notice and on reasonable
terms. On hand, several STEAM ENGINES,
eight horse power and eight or ten LATHES,
to which the attention OF those in want is re-
quested. NH 2o-ly
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YNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
hereby give notice, that Virginia Land
Office Military Warrant, No. 75e, which issued
on the 9th day of June, 1888, to John Higdon,
Sailor who served three years in the Virginia
Stats Navy, has been lost, mlslald, or destroyed,
and that the heirs of the said John Higdon will,
in due time, apply TO the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, for scrip in lieu OF and in
satisfaction Of said warrant.
MARY J. ATWELL,
One OF the Heirs Of the said John Higdon, dec d.
ian 9-w3m
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TEBRUARY lST, lS5o-Having just taken
Il an inventory Of my stock OF goods, find
have more than | want, and will sell some on
very reasonable terms for CASH Now is the
time for bargains for any thing in my way.
Among other things nave SEVEN THOUSAND
PIECES OF Music besides Instruction Books for
Piano, MeIodon, Guitar, Violin, Flute, Banjo.
FIagiolet, ACCORDION, Flutina, Bugle &c.
Then have great variety fine MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS above named, and can furnish
you any others wanted.
Again have select stock OF school and 9TH
er books, Blank Books, Memorandum Books,
Copy Books States, Pens, Ink, Letter, Cap, Note,
Sermon, Lawyers, Bill Drawing, Tissue, Wrap
ping, Envelope and other PAPERS, in fact
about every thing in the stationery line.
feb | JOHN H. PARROTT.
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IL REWARD MERIT.-MAJoR GEORGE
DurFEY, (the present incumbentD Commissioned
OF Revenue, is respectfully presented to the yo-
ters OF Alexandra County, for reelection.
The faithful and impartial manner in which he
discharged his duty, will recommend him 10
the entire people. NO WOOLlNG.
ian 23-eotf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

TEORGE SIGGERS, BOOK BINDER, No.
" 73 Prince street, opposite the Gazette QGfce,
.4ierand,iG, Ta-MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS BOUND IN ANY STYLE.
n. B. | also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de-
scription OF BLANK BOOKS, which | will
warrant TO be made OF the best paper and mate
rlals, and bound in the strongest manner. Bank
Officers. Bankers, Merchants, Clerks Of Courts,
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully in
vited 20 give me a call. an 2-tf
JOBG. McVEIGH, ATTORNEY at Law,
81 and GENERAL LIND AGENT, 81.
Paul, Minnesota Territory
REFERENCEs-Sturges Bennett & Co.; R. H.
Loury, Cashier Bank OF Republic, New York;
Chubb Brothers, Washington, d. c.; Brent Il
Knzer; VIM. n. McVeigh, President OF Bank
of Old Dominion, Alexandria, Va; Wurts,
Austie & McVeigh, Philadelphia, Pa; Hopkins,
Hull & Co; Appleton & Co, Baltimore, Md; r.
H. Miller & Co., St. Louis, Mo; Hon. J. w.
Brockenbrough, Lexington, Va. jy lG-eoly
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$4,000 0o 0o1LAssrwsa's5, ElsAr HasSSAsD sia e2
eight thousand dollars, for three or five years,
for which security will be given on real estate,
situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between sth
and 10th streets. Said property rents for $2,sOo
per annum, and is very valuable. For further
particulars, address JAMES TOWLES,
Property Agent Washington City, H street,
north, No. 30, between sth and 9th sts. west,
Washington. feb 2-u
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JOHN III. PARROTT,

BOOKSELLER AND SIAIONER,
A LSO, sole Agent in this place, and this
n region of Virginia, for the sale of WoR-
CEsrER's CELEBRATED PIANOS and CARHAKT &
NEEDHAxs MELODE0NS keeps constantly on
hand a wellselected Stock OF STATIONERY.
Also, the largest Stock of MUSIC and MUSl.
CAL INSTRUMENTS ever offered iii this mar
ket. Iiy 3-tfl JOHN H. PARROTT