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Dissolution Notice.

VENHE COPNRTNERSTTIP HERErO-
. fore existing be- w"en W. Leonard. z Leon.
art and j. :. Lnki". under the nnne and s'yle ui
Leonard Co, is his dny dissolved " mtuat con
seni hy the ~i'hdrawAi of J. :. H. kin. ANY on"
h'vnR demands neninst the firm " ~ please present
hem. aud those knnwi"e them elves Indebted 10 rs
VIII please make i"m' dinie e'tiement
The business will he continued under the same
name aud style as heretofore, by J. r. Leonard ana
w. Leonard.
LEONARD 4 60.
Oruvilie, June %, 1865. ie2qIw
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Notice.

GTOCKUOLDER~O OF THE CAIIFOR
~ Mo- cOtLrb tPtNY will ,nge mrtire tha,
at a meeting of the Trustees # said Company held
on the 2i-t inst. m assessmcit Of one dollar per
share upOn the capital stock of said Company was
levied and orderd 20 be paid into the rrrasur, of
sHid company, within thirty days from and afi this
date.
Conl Greek June 21st A y 1855
ie22Im n " CuFFSNAN eec,v
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COnStable'S Sale.
DY Virtue OF n Writ of Executi

nf virtue OF n Writ of Execute
- Issued an the sth day ut June \. ID. 1858 OUT
the Justices Court of u. kinsnn, a Justice If {
r ace in and fm kirnshew Township in The c1u {,
of Ruitr and State of California, to me directed al
delivered. commanding me To make the sum of q d,
hundred md fny one dollars damages, aud twer
one dollars and srvrniy-fyc cents c. STE. tng.ti
with all nccrunv cns,s ON said writ wherein, ". ].
cochran IL piaintiH, aud A. smith and Mrs A.
smith are defendants, have levied upon and vi
expose ~ pnhlic sale =" the highest bidder for cat
on tn" 6th day OF july A, n 1H5s at the hc,
"f O'Clock y. NJ of sad dny. all Of the right. iii
and interest in and 10 the following desrrined .,
perry, tn wit: one reriai dwell ing ho,~e. situate {
Row"ry street in the town Of lnskip's in the ccun
OF Butte. static "f California said dwelling hor
adoin- Mpssrs. Hall Co.. livery stable in SAID tos
together with MI and singular the fixtures in ar
about belonging and pertHuin IN anywise thereto
The above s'i" III take Ilnce Mt the premises IL
the town Of Inskip's above mentioned.
n. B. PERRY, Constable.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE rs HERERv GrvTN .shs.she esr,n-r~
~ ehtp hevet fore eSirftne eetx eeu Chrs.topher
coctviti and Galloway q. Heath IN the husin,ss .s
~ v.s!nx and trading In stock IL this day dissolved
BY muiuai consent
oHRIsroPHEn cocKHrr.r..
GALLOWAY q. HEATH
Dry crssk, Butts county, Cal, June 10, lsss.
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Notice.

A prLrCArIoN viii be made At the NEXT meet.
n Inc Of the Board of supervi.err. az soun
theFes0sr application be heard. for laying ont
County Road fcn Thompsoo's Fiat 30 Ysnkee
.su vis. Table Land, CAnnon's Ranch and Che ekcs
Ravine. c. a. sIMM0Ns.
Oregon Gulch. June ieth, iSyL--sw
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SHERIFF SALES.
sheriff Sale.

nDY vIpfrE OF A Deerssal order
tuse>r ~ she rf.'Frf f'ourf ~ me ptffs<rth
Jndriai rtss~'~ IN ard fns the rcrrtv ~ pute and
State ~ California r~sirst VIII IAN Vvesr. rrh
IN fMvav cfy sTFwART. snd CHARLrs sTEw
Art enr fhe sum cf Three Hundred snd Fiftv three
(ts3 nn Dollars pripcipIe debt. with interest there
on at tke rate Of three cent ronfh. r. the
18th Ssv ofJniv A. 1877 uniH psid. snd all costs
Of mt ssxe$ trthe srrr ~ fwerty twenty fve
kppdr>Ashs roo 257 bciIs-. ard All arern're cost.
On sAiN order. IN directed ard deiivered ecrn.
napdirr me IN sei'hs fporspspef premises herein
aft<v described IN ssti,fv ssid demands viii e.poss
~ puhlic ssIe ~ The highest hiAder for cash nv
Tne.dav. The 10th ray Of uGuss, A, D. 1854
d tvo ecIeet p ~. ofsnd day. w prrsusree ~ IN.
rr1usr~werfs NJ sad ordsv. portion NJ Lot snmhe
fsl eight. IN Block pumher two f21 ofthe Town n
orov','e. according tn the plan ~ ssid Tow
fled cHs~ssnv In the ronntv Recorders ONCE. Butt
e~untv. raiifovn,a. beine twenty 6ve feet front
shs vest side If Myers street. spd runriug back 6
ret 10 iof pumher seven IN same block.
The shcve s~Ie TO iste p'ace nj the Cont Wous,
dNcs Is The Town of OroviIe, County and Stat,
nfosvp-id.
". n Plum. Sheriff Butte County.
Dated oroviile. July 2ssi, A. d 1858
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Notice.

v .rs in the irgip QbanZ Mining 'o"p"'
that AL shacrs upon hirh The nss.'-sH IN . ar IT.
paid b~f re the litn day of July ~. W.
sold Ia pay such asses smrnt-, acc'Fdifg to ~. ~
public ancrinn. To the highest bidder. ~ I've ~
iIausa ,o,r in the town nf Oroville, al O'Clock
VI on SAID iSth day of Iuly sSS>
BY order of the Board of Trustees
y. L.COMLEY, Presidehs
cnRrEz, Secretary.
June l5ihs
The above sale is postponed untn ,he -"" ~,
E L. COMLEY, President
n. v. CoRrEs, Secretary,
July 18th isSs.
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To Printels---For Sale

vENHE ENTIRE PRINTING ESTARL VHf.k
j ct the late Morning advert er" Il ts -
cheap tor cash Fnqui st nj. oihc, H"
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Wanted.

A PERSON To TAKE CHARGE Of
n q Stock Ranch. Ono with sFtmilv Preferred
bTH JOSEPH CLUckAuF
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CA BT Ut.

Pres'dent nt................. .....IAxrs Drcp.-r
Vice President C. Breck enridgs
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secretary ofstate te......................I c.f
'r""-ury. ............ Howell Tohb
- |"'rHr .......... Jacob hnmnsnnl
~ N'.'."s ..'........ aaron Ir'snI
F"rf"'hster Eenernl ...... Nathan Tiifrrfl
Assistant Secretary OF State Henry Ledymt
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STATE OFFICERS.

rNITED STATES SENATORS.
o. G. roderck see. ........ WIN. .Gvis]
rs REPRESENTATIVES,.
CiMcKibben Chas Scot i
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BIA NKSs

Fvery description Of Rlanksexecuted on the short.
st notice. with unrivalTed taste and neatnes.
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G E 0 r G. E. TOW N.

GEORGETOWN PUBLIC ScHooLs-The Board
OF Guardians met, In regular monthly meeting,
on the Sd instant; present, Messrs Beall, Mar
berry, and Hyde
MI. Adler's resignation was presented and ac-
copied, and Mr.. w C. Magee unanimously elect
ed to MI the vacancy In tho Board, and also the
Gomni..ee on admissions in the place Of Mr..
The quarterly reports Of the teachers were pre-
sented, examined and ordered TO be filed. and
sundry bills approved. I . "A.
Mr Mar6ury, from the committee to Congress,
Hiaue verbal report, and the Secretary made q
partial report from the gentleman appointed to
canvass the town, showing 1,923 children Of
school age, as far canvassed Of whom 9A
went to no school whatever.
An Interesting ceremony took place at the
school rooms on Friday afternoon, being the oc-
casion of the quarterly presentation Of cards Of
merit to those deserving them;
There were present, Mr.. Il Richards Of Wash
ington, and Mr.. Van SantvoOrd and Dr. Ironside
OF the Washington School Trustees, three men,
bers Of the Board Of Guardians, and one or two
citizens.
Before the distribution of the cards, Mr. Rich
ards by previous invitation, delivered an inter-
esting address, and the cards were then djstrib-
uted to the four departments, respectively, BY
M. Van Santvoord and Or. Ironside, and by
Messrs Marbury and Magee Of the uardians.
This is an interesting quarterly ceremony that
never fails to crafty those who witness it, Sew
erai members Of the new Councils, and some cit
liens were expected on this OCCASION but they
were deferred, no doubt, by the severity OF the
weather If there are any citizens, male or fe-
male, who feel any interest in the education of
the young, they would cause mutual pleasure by
attending on these occasions, If but to show that
there are those who do feel such an interest; for
II we Judge from the attention bestowed on these
schools by the citizens, there would seem to be
an almost utter indifference whether education
or ignorance should prevail; but knowing that Is
not the case, it is hoped that the number Of Wis
itOrs will increase. Y.
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year of her age.
zone, gone, gone,
To the land Of the pure and best
With scarce an audible sikh,
r, Oenly she sunk to rest.
The friends and acQuaIntances of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral ro-Inor-
row Afternoon, at O'Clock. from the residence
corner oil 9th and frederick streets.
Suddeh. on the 9Th instant, IDA MARIA aged
years and months, only CHILD Of Mary c. and Al
exander Il. BOrland. Jr.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral on To morrow (TuesdayD At
ternoon, Ct ga clock from the rsside nce of M E.
Harvey, No. 40 TIN street, between g and II.
On Saturday morning, the 9th instant. Of rhsu-
marie fever, CLARK RIDER, In the 18th year of
hIsa age.
HI. friends aud the friends of the famil, arc IN
yted to attend his funeral from hi late
No. 49, street, corner Of 18th, on Tuesday even.
ing, at O'Clock.
Very suddenly. at f itzg erald's, Pa avenue, CAL
VEN CROKER, only son Of Hon. Ira Croker,
IN the 3,th year OF his age. He was member of
the adv nee party OF exploring engineers Of the
South Pass wagon road sxseditiOn, and man Of
most daring nd resolute character.
On the 9Th instant, Mrs. MARY BROWN, oon-
sort of VIM. Brown, d ceased. in the 6lst year of
her age.
On the 9th instant of pneumonia, the sixth ear
OF his ags. RICHARD WALLACH, youngest son
Of Catherine and &. w. BOteler, Jr.
Ia Georgetown, on the 9Th instant. Mrs. ANNA
TENNEf IN the 10th year Of her age.
In New York, on the 5th instant, MARGARET
Navy.
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PROPOSALS FOR ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING,

OtFCk SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WASH ngton, Februsry Is, 1885,
Thursday, the llth day Of March, 1884, at u O'Clock
m, for eoutng the following engraving and print
ing: to accompany the eighth edition of " Maurys
Sailing DRections," viz:
j. For engraving on steel twenty i've medium
quarto pages Of lustHtions-two pages to be
graved on each plate.
2. For printing from steel plates six thousand
copies Of nineteen quartO and two folio pages.
5. For printing from steel plates SIX thousand
copies, and cOlOrng by hand three thousand copies
Ofnine quarto and five thousand copies OF one folio
page.
4. For transferring from copper and printing on
CORES OF three quartO pages, and for transferring
and In three coOrs, hve thousand copies or
one folio page
Ali oil thus work is to he executed in the highest
style of the art, and will be open for the inspection
ofbidders at this Office until the morning Of the day
for closing the bids.
Proof Impressions, with the original are required
to be submitted to this office for approval
ton free OF Expense, for transmission, before the
plates are received or the printing commenced.
Ii Is to b. distinctly understood that bid will
be entertained from any party not directly engaged
In, and practically acquainted with. the character of
full bidders for the faithful execution of their
contracts.
The paper for these plates will be furnished by this
office.
Blank forms for proposals will he furnished to per
sons wishing to bid by appi cation ~ this office.
The proposals must be addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed Proposals for engraving,
&C." GEO. w. B VIVIAN,
fe Is eOtd Superintendent Public Printing.
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AUCTIOI SALES.
By A, GREEN. Auctiopeer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OP AN ENTIRE GAL
~ LIRy OF RARE AND v.LyAsLE ENeRAyINss
ING, the 10th instant, land will be continued every
evening until disposed off, shall sell, at seven
and u streets, without reserve the largest and
most oeautlful collection of fine English Steel En-
gravings ever offered IN this city at suction.
don.
gious, moral and sacred Plates.
Also, an assortment of6ne English Sporting Sub
jects. :
The pictures will be arranged for exhibition on
Tuesday morning, and will be found worthy of q
visit as gallery Of ar. The ladies are especially
Invited to attend the sale.
Terms cash.
ms A. GREEN Auctioneer.
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PUTURE DAYS.
BY JAS. G.. McGUIRE

BY JAS. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
SIGNOR VITO VIII g. sons GRAND
- CLASSIC SALE OF ITALIAN MARBLE PARLoR
BEoNzEs, AND P'RIAN WARE, embracing articles
ct the most eaborsts character, will take place
At Crouch's Academy OF Music corner of Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and llth street This rare collection
comprises
Lie slze Busts Of Washington, Clay. Webster.
Superb original, the Nymph of the Arpo. BY Bosi.
Group OF Charity. by Anseni, copied from the
Also, the Psnitent, BY NellI: Madonna. by Coal;
Divine Love and other classic subjects.
Garden StatuaTy, four feet high: Spring. summer.
Alabsster Marble Groups: The Graces of Canova.
Hebe giving drink TO Jove,
FidelItyi The Vntage Group, CLEOPATRA, Powers
Bronzes: The Dancers, Italian Mendicants, Group
oil Cupids, The Pastoral Muse, &C..
Also, BEAUTIFULLY clryed Hehe, Agate Vases,
8accante Tazzss. for fruit or cards,
Roman Agate Urns, for lights,
Amphoras of BardIglio NAV BILE,
Greclan CruIts, FiOrieres for TO iquetsdc
Parian Figures: The Gentle Shepherd, Innocence,
Helen of Troy, Nj lima and Brenda, Circassiar
Ghief; Una and Lion, Psyche, Pandora, May
Also, beautiful assortment of French China, and
Fancy Articles, Perfume Bottles. Tea Services
of new designs, Punch Bowls, &c.
HI Tine attention Of the ladies' and gentlemen of
Washington GEORGETOWN and Alexandria is re-
specially solicited, as they will find that the coec-
ton is of highly merItoTIoUs character and far
superior to any previous exhibition ofthe kind ever
of red at public sale. Messrs. Vitl beg leave 10
inform their friends of Washington, Georgetown,
and trust that they will avail themselves of this op
Portunty Of purchasing such elaborate wares.
that sum, credit OF two and four months for salts
factorIy endorsed notes, bearing interest.
r.. ). The goods Will be on exhibition the day and
mad J. c. Mcguire. Auctionee,
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AUCTIOI BALES.
TO-DAY T. TO-MORROW NOR MING

B WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers.
pEKEMTORY SALE OF coin AND SILVER
1Ios'NGn MoN GnahAVlSs, JEwhLRY, &C, AT AUc-
O'CLOCK. ana 20 DC continued lch MornIns and Eve
ning az CLOCK, duIing the week until the whole
under the Avenue House. we viii ALL iar IN s.,eet,
of yeverv, &o., as fol ows- 50 s'ooA
Go d Hunting and open cased Watches
Gold Fob, Vest. and Guard Chains
Gold Breastplns, Earrings
Gold sets IN Cameo, jet, Mosaic, ard Gold Stone
Seals. Keys, Gold Pencils, Gold Pens Silver Pan.
l.ockets, Gard Cases, Portemonales
With great stock not here mentioned.
The ladies are respectfully invited to attend.
ms WALL q BARNARD,Aucts.
BY WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
Corner OF PenrsvIcdnid areNHe and 9Th street.
GALE OF PRIME GROCERIES, FRUITS,
~ AND LIQUoRs.-On TUESDAY MORNING,
sth lnst In front of Store, 9th street and
avenue, we will sell a stock OF prime Groceries,
Barrels Brown and Yellow Sugar,
Half barrels and kegs Sugar House Syrup.
Lot OF prime cutting Cheese.
Boxes Brown, CASTLE, Toilet and Chemical Soaps
Do starch, do Macaroui.
hlts Maokerel, barr .ls prime Herring
Adanantine and Mould Candles,
Boxes Pipes, cases Salad OH. Sardinee,
Barrels Of Did Rye W hisky, do Brandy
Octaves. Dem1ohns, and Bottles of Brandy,
Liquors of different kinds. IN glass,
5octaves OF Brandy IN bond IN Georgetown,
BoXos Oranges. do. Lemons. Nuts, FIGS
Also, lot of Spades and Shovels, on account of
- whom II may concern.
Terms at >ale.
m6ts WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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Later from Havana.

wv oRk. March s-The STEAMSHIP Ca
law ga, from New Orleans via Havana, arrived
nor, ns morning. The news from the latter
Nor, :, .alnaportant. A gale occurred on the
da,rs VI .he LIST instant, which did some trifine
comipS - the shipping. New sugars were
Am m slowly, a0a consequently prices ruled
the daily health reports showed rne,ssr, g..
dom from any prevailing disease heo
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at l.5O per gallon, at the
Philadelphia Confectionery. corner 18th aud SITS.
IN Slim I Fussprr
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L,URN ITURE -FUR NITUR

LII RNIT X EFF RNIT U E.
We have just received large addition to our
stock of Cabinet and other Furnlture, whchEA
has been gotten up In tasteful and elegant styleN
to our order, the workmanship OF which We
warrant of the best quality. ~
PARI.OR SUITES COMPLETE.
OfROsewood, Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered
in various colOrs and material. Sofa, Centre, and
Side Tables, Escrtoires, Etsgeres, and WhatnOts
Pier and Mantle classes, III gilf, with Marble Slabs
and Brackets.
CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE.
Solid oak, handsomely Ornanented IN Gold.
Solid Walnut and NJ hogany, csrved Black Enam-
elled IN gold and flowers, with other painted sets
DINING ROOM.
Oak Walnut. Mahogany, and Cherry Extension
Dining Tables. from eight to twenty feet,
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Ladies' Dining
Oak. Walnut and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar
Shelves, &C.. ornamented with Looking Glass
Backs.
FEATHER BEDS. holsters AND Pill
Curled Hair, Husk. and Husk and Cotton Mat
tresses.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS. AND SALAMAN-
DER SAFES.
Stearne's and MarvIn's Viii er- patent salamander
fre;proof Safes, secured by the celebrated la
Also. in great variety, stsads, Bureaus. Ward
robes, Washstands, l.ightstands. Sofas. Tete-a-
tetes, Easy and II ocking G. airs, in hairclOth.
Two Thousand cane seat Chairs All of which viii!
be sold low for cash or approved paper.
MEG REGOR CO..
Nos 5SD. 5x8. az 81
fe 2-eO6w Seventh street.
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Virginia Leyt.l.,-~.

hIcHMoND, March 6.-The Ieoi.l.,,,. -,
night voted gold medal to the widow Of ca.s
mander Herndon, after which an adionrnno.n,
sine die was made
proclamation was immed lately read from m.
Governor converting an extra session on "A onssy
The Governor intends that the Legislature shsll
remain together till the public business 10 com.
pleted.
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Sentence Of a Ceunterfeiter.

NEW HAVEN, March Ga man named Cowd
has been sentenced to the State prison for the
term Of Il months, by Judge Ingersoll, for coun.
teFfeiting three cent pieces at Waterbury, Conn
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Remains of Captain HardIns.

NEW BkDFoRD, Mass, March 6.-Tbe remains
OF capt Harding, OF the ship John Milton, se-
companied by Mrs. Ha ding, reached here this
morning, and Were escorted TO the steamer for
hdgartown bv a large procession Of ship masters
nl1 snI L ard others. The Gags on the public
puiio'hgs ana shipping were placed at halfmast
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Shipwreck and Loss of Iife

HALIFAX, March 6.-The schooner Inkermanp
from Newfoundland for Halifax, was wrecked
on the Jedore Lodges on the 10Th ult All lost
except one seamen, who is severely frozen.
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TELEGRAPHIC news
Ihe Collision Between an. x.
American and RAJ Nefth

ent OF the Journal says: ssTbere ~. SuPono
tslf OF OBTAINING the steamer North s some
Hns down sSs ths sasf m ss
c annel, can be inquired into, q. th.rs EaeIlsh
be gross negligence somew here .PPes" 70
The North American is due al Portland .A,,,,
Tuesday next seoot
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The Weather.

BALTIMORE, March 6, I2 m The wind a. sc
IL has been showing since daylight, and there 4.
prospect OF heavy storm. Thermometer 49,
PHILADELPHIA, March s-snow commenced
falling about ten O'Clock this morning, and a
heavy storm is pending. Thermometer 2io: ba-.
- -
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Detention Of the Niagara.

New YORK, March s.-The e. 4 stenm fric.,e
Niagara is still at anchor Of the quarantine sta
ton on Staten Island. THE cause OF her deten-
ton is not stated-Rep1
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BALTIMORE, March sth.-Flour Is arm; sales of
900 bbls of Howard street at 81 50. City Mills
Is held at the same figure.
Wheat is steady; good to prime redssl Oaal %;
and whites 81 IiaI 30
Corn is irmer: white Sc; yellow Gle.
Whisky * steady at ~ y a2Ic
Cloverseed is dull and lower; good 10 prime
81 75aSi SIX. Provisions are quiet.
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New YsFk Markets.

NKw YORK. March s.-Flour Is heavy. except
Southern which is steady; State 81 25al Is; Ohio
81 .a5a5.lC; Southern "a 60a5 10
Wheat is ve dull sales unimportant and the
prices nominal.
Corn Is unsettled white 67a6sc., and yellow
70a7lc.
Pork is buoyant; mess SIG aOasI7 90. prime az
Sl3 %. Beef Is quiet; western mess Sll .SOa4l3.
Lard Is firm at 97salOkc.
Whisky is dull at exc for Ohio.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

EOR SALE-On Reasonable Terms.-One two
built S snS we'll IoDed very rss 1sss
CUTTER, made by Sine air; one of Sin S8S9
s Of F F9'ss
them some of the most fascinating song sters
nst above enumerated artees can be seen at my
m s-M.WSs Fl. BOUCHER.
The copARrNENkSsIH5GfPE I h.r,,ofor, .,i..,,
between the subscr bers. carrying on the Lime
burning business. under the name and i'm of w.
n: Cooley Co.. has this day been dissolved by mu-
w. H. odey alone is authorized to settle the busi
% the OF tne s 1 to al indebted
ward and settle the same by no q or otherwise.
Fl ". MH Y! G6pE4:
The busnsss will be carried on, as hsIetofoIe. by
A CARD..Ws have just taken the well known
"A stand of VIM. Emmett, at which we intend
carrying on the Confectionery business all Its
branches. and We hope satisfactory to those Of
Washington and Georgetown who may favor US
If punc,uaity and long practice be recommends
tons we are to he relied upon, having been for more
than fourteen years In the establishment vi Mr.. &,
We are at all times prepared and pleased to furn-
sh Bal 8, Club, PaTtIes &c, at short notices, and
we always try to keep on ha such CAKE and
CREAM as gained tine first silver medal for us at
ATZ BROTHER,
Bridge street. Georgetown.
FOR SALE.--.oOc CHESTNUT RAILS also
l. POSTS, when ordered
100 tons very superior CUMBERLAND COAL
lump and fine, In lots to suit purchasers, and at
ORME KURTZ,
m 5-3t Canal Wharf. Green street. Georgetown.
POGKETBooK LosT:-Lost GEORGETOWN
viz: three s. notes. one half eagle, and nc some
change; also some valuable papers. The finder, will
s" S'S f. end @
to keep all the money. he will confer favor by re-
m ST 'H"''' ''J JAMES A. NELSON.
L schooner Marietta Burr, Capt. Nlcker--A
seG aDpy iPITs
BRO lOl Water street. GEORGETOWN. ma-Iw
REDUCING sTUCK-CHEAP FOR CASH
JOHN H. sMOOT,
No. 1Is Bridse strsst, Georgeto,cn. ID. C.,
wishing to reduce his stock As possible by the
.ios Of WRITER GOODS at rsduesd 'i pr %sss' S
Fancy Colored Dress Silks,
Printed MOusIne Delaines,
MerinO. Plaids and POpiins,
French Merinos,
shswlsi SoaTis,
will be sold At a VERY GREAT REDUCTION
on former prices. PIOmDt customers supplied upon
the usual terms. Those having settled their Bills
know Judgements and will be under many obi cations
toall who have not, to do by cash their
earliest convenience.
jan q J. H. SHOOT.
lime ALES.-We respectfully announce our
L friends and the pubic that We haye at last sue.
decided in having a large quantity of ALES of yarl-
GUS kinds bTewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee to he the finest and the larg est
city that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing moe article Of Ale oan have
IT by apply ing for either ofthe following brands
viz: Kennett Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil
edelphia and X. We also have fine article of
Brown stout and X Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, gwen to our drivers will be
attended to. Army SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
I'D GeOTgetOwn, ID. C..