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FROMAssocLarED PRESS AGENT
LATER Fa0M EURoPK.

Nrw Vow, March sIs,.-rbe peril. s-crS
Livefpooi 1rh Instant, has arrived M thi. mort
Th. 49, nse arrived out on the 18th instant
Ine news - meagre and unimport,nt
Nothing Of moment bad oocnrrrd q. p,,,,.-
ment. The Indian loan bill had nn,ilv 1891
IL was positively affirmed that Count Perigny
had rendered his resignation OF the French En-
5assy at London, but was not known whether Il
bad been acoept-d.
There were rumors that the French navy w,,
oeing put on a war footing.
In the Spanish Congress Isturitr explained the
posllon OF the Mexican question. He thooght
~ conlo De settled without resort 10 arms. He
EnyoU med tbs fact OF Iafrsgus, the MericaH
hnmnoy, having hsen dismissed
iue Ming OF Naples had liberated Watt one
VI Eogllsh prisoners in the Cagliari affair y
,nnn,,, .unored that Sir Henry Bulwer will be
appointed British Minister to Consta ntinople
During a hurricane at Madeira the n frirsss
CUMBERLAND suffered considerable damage. and
was, Tor a time, In imminent peril Two men
The Valetta was at Canton January - No
reply bad been made by the Emperor OF Chin, ~
the notification OF the allied plsnipotentiar,es
The allied forces Will therefore, ascend the Pei
ho river with fotilia OF gunboats-4O0 French
and DO English marines will garrison Canton
The rich people and leading merchants are re-
turning to the city. There is a further deficiency
in teas
The English are erecting strong works on the
Island Of Perrin.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool cotton rket is reported Nd. lower.
safes OF The week 81 600 bales, including ZOO on
speculation and 5000 for export. Holders were
pressing on the market Sales Friday 900 bales,
closing quiet-fair Orleans y; middling Z 1-i6d;
islT Mobiles middling Mobiles SD; fair Up.
mas mlddling glands cd. Stock 3i5 900
orles Manchester advices nm favorable. d ices
having slightly declined. Orleans tres ordina irs
at Havre ia3 fr and declining
Breadstutfs were steady. Provision. had de-
Ginning tendency Consols were quoted so y for
money, and 96A a96l for account Bullion IN
bank had increased f229 90 Money un chapged
| Richardson, Spence Co, quote -four steady
with some large speculative purchases. Western
Cai al G'loted 2ls Gda22s: Philadelphia and Bati-
more 22sa23S; Ohio 2isa27 Wheat dull; red
! osaOs I'd white 7sa7s Cd. Con, improved de-
| mand; mixed yellow 3is; white 33s cd ~ Beef
and pork heavy. Sugar quiet Coffee steady
| Rice firm; Cs7olina 22s 9ds25s with more buyers
than sellers. ROsin steady. Spirits turpentine
/ dull at iOs
| LONDON Breadstufs quiet and
| steady. Coffee quiet and steady. Tea steady
Rice heavy at 3a0d. lower. Spirits turpentine
| dull at 2Ss.
American securities quiet but steady.
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BY ]. c. McGUIRE. Anntinneer-

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUA-
l. Biz IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF
NORTH u AND I'D STREET wEsT-On FRIDAY
ARTERY OON. April %, at O'Clock, on the prem
Ises shall sell Lot No. I, In Square No. 81, front
Ing rs feet "a inches north g street. the corner
of 2d street, running back 83 feet 10 street with
the improvements, consisting of a two story frame
&c
The grounds are beautifully laid out with choce
fruit trees. rare flowers, shrubtary, a forming a
very delIshtfu private rec ldeDce
If desirable.
Terms very liberal. aad made known at sale
M d eod&ds ]. q. MCGUIRE. AnctIoneer.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The following is the latest news sent by teIe-
graph from London to Liverpool, on wednes-
day morning, just previous to the sailing Of the
steamer City Of Baltimore:
The Times city article saws the funds have er-
hibited greater steadiness to-day. and closed az
OF Yesterday. The silver by the last Mexican
mail has been sold at decline Of u in the pound
portion of this silver was purchased for the con-
tnent. In foreign exchanges this afternoon
prices were slightly lower.
The Daily News article says the funds to-day
are firmer in character, although there are symp-
toms Of hesitation Observable at the close The
upward feeling extended into most other depart
ments OF the stock exchange. except the Eng lish
railways million sterling in gold arrived on
the coast during the past two days. As the price
Of silver has fallen, IL seems Teasoneb BILE to anti
cipate that continental exchanges will assume
more hTmness. and thst fair proportion Of these
emo nous gold arrivals viii be retained here.
There is thus pros pect Of the stock Of gold in
bank being speedily carried over eighteen mil
lions sterling. Considering the prolonged alb
sence OF any commercial demand for money az
Eank, reduction OF the minimum rate OF dis
count 10 ~ per cent may shortly be looked for
The Bank Of England refuses further discounts
10 discount brokers.
PARAGUAY AND BRAZIL.
The steamer Lvne reports the Brazilians az col
lecting large naval and military force at Monte
vldeo Tor the purpose of attacking Paraguay.
They were only DELAYING The attack until the
arrival Of gun boats from England. The govern
IN snt party at Montevideo had prevailed against
its opponents. A battle had been fought about
eighty miles from the city, In which the govern
ment troops were victorious, and the commander
in-chief and chief officers Of the opposition force
were taken prisoners and shot.
CHINA.
Intelligence from Canton to January 18th has
been received. Canton remained tranquil under
the rule Of the Allies Order had been completely
maintained in the city Lord Elgin and Baron
Gros Were still in Canton river. No additional
troops had vet arrived Neh, the Chinese chief,
continued a close prisoner on board the InheKible
in Canton river.
FRANCE.
NJ. Boitelle had been appointed project OF po-
lice, ia place Of NJ PIe;re, resigned.
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By ]. C. McGUIKE, Auotioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TY AT THE CORNER OF r AND NINTH STREEIs
oPPosITE The PATENT OFFICE.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, April LIST, at 81, O'Clock, ON the
premises, shall sell Lot No I, IN Square Ne. SIC
fro7ting 81 feet inches street. at the corner
9th street west, rum ming TACK IS feet on street
together with the improvements, insisting off two
story brick dwelling house with ex lent store
room In the CORNER, which has been occupied many
years as confectionery store. Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN q H. and
Ia months with interest. secured by deed of trust
on the property.
m lq-aod&ds J. c. McGIJIRE Auct
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BaItmsre Markets

BALTIMORE, March 3t.-Flour is dull, and no
sales reported; consequently prices are nominal
ly unchanged.
Wheat is dull, with light receipts; reds 81 Goa
81 10; whites Sl.1Oasl30
Corn is active white S7a5sc; yellow 6sasi ets;
mixed 53a55c
Provisions are generally unchanged.
Whisky is steady at n ka22c.
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New Xork Markets.

NEW YORK March 3i.-rIour ~ firm: sales Of
800 bbls. State - .2as4 80; Ohio, q Sass,
Southern 81 5OaSi 30.
Wheat is steady; white at CSC. and yellow at
69E a70c.
Pork is buOyant; mess sls sOasl6 SIX. Beef is
quiet; Chicago repacked el2 50aSl3 IS. Lard il
buoyant at IOal0kc.
Whisky is dull at 81 n for Ohio.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, March 81 stocks were dull and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island 7Ik; Illinois
Central bonds 20 n; do. shares 90; La Crosse and
Milwaukee 9, Michigan Southern %; New York
Central g \; Reading isa; Milwaukee and Mis- ;
sissippi 3l1si Cantons 22A Missouri 6's S2k.
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Bv A. bREEN, AuctIoneer.

Bv A. bREEN, Auctioneer
FOR SALE.-Notice is hereby gwen that. an
Thu RSDAl the LIST day of 4 prll 1859 az # We
O'clock, p. MI will offer for public sale, a cana
PA at, named Pennsylvania, at my wharf. foot ci
the hlgh bidder for cash. This boat is IN sonS
order has Just -besn repaired, and will carry one
hundred tons burden. WV
JONATHAN ARMSTRONG.
IN 9-2aw&ds GREEN 49,,
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BONTZ 4 COOMBS, Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY J. G. MEG UIRE, AuctiOneer.
I ARGE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF 900 OF
IL the choicest kinds of ever blooming Roses
known in Europe and America
Also, a superior collection of Ornamental Shrubs
ParIor 'nd Ian big Plants, Orange and lemon
Trees, Camellas, Japonlcas, Geraniums, Hello
trOpes, Il O., &c.
Also, Pears, Apples, Cherries, Apr,cots, Peaches
English and French Walnuts, Monthly kasp-
berries, Cherry Currants. 4 c., &C.
We invite the attention of the public to this sale
which compnses the best collection ever offered IN
this or any other city, on SATURDAY MORN
ING, prll Sd, at 10 O'Clock, ut the Auction rooms
This beautiful variety is from the celebrated nur.
sery of a. Jardln in this city.
Term cash.
. m Sl-3t l. C.. McGITIRF Auo,ioneer
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at 81 81 per gallon, at the
PhiladelPhIa Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS
m Slim J, FussHrI
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Outward Bound.

NEW YORK. March 3i-The X. NJ Steamship
Arabia left this noon for Liverpool, with ~ pas
sengers and only S., 600 in specie on freight
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EtGENE DUPuY.

EtGENE DuPuY.
~ SOLE AGENT FOR Please I.UgIS's
PER FUMERl md 'DMPOUNDS
The Agency for the ntPd StaIes of hIessrs
fleSse q l.uhIB, PeTfum-ry Factors IN I.ondOp
having been Ins eTred from the late firm of Iuger
~ 70, S9t Br%tiway- Ia NV own hrIu. Mr.. tieo. r.
ihEeI being now ia connection with nay establish
nent,l leg To- inform Merchants. Fancy G0nds
Detiers, and the Trade generally, that shall keep
90 haIId aud n iond II Constant supply Of Piesse a
i'D"n's articles; such As the rang pannI Perfume
and It's compounds, the PestachIo Nut preparations
IA ali their varIe'Iss; tO which may I've added from
time to time, whatever said rIn may inirodice in
market, Combining excellence with novelty Mer
chats may rely upon their orde t,eIry bIied with
prumptness and care, a.d on favorable terms AZ
heretofore. r.. DUPUY
G9 broadway, New York.
IL The real FTang panEI Perfume is manufac
tuIed only by MessTs. PIeSse Lu5n of London
and they take this opportunity To canton pnrchas
against IinItatIons of winch there n.Hy: none
however, aPpGaUh, In an degree the exquisite fra
grace As made 10y =. n L..
FKANCTPANNi Bot QUET
FRANGGPANNI OIL for the Hair, exquisItey
scented
FRANGIpANNI FRUIT Hold their scent for
Years and ImpaTta ethtful fragrance Ia articles
They Tre placed near.
ERANUIPANNi SCENTED SOAP.
fRANGlPANNl INCENSE. Take hot cin
a. and The apartment VIII he deli .hfully perfumed.
fhAN|lPANNI POMADE. Tins rs All Iial-
ian unguent Tor the hair Its superlatIve fragrance
mas gwen u a world wide reputation. y.
fRANGlPANNI SAICIIET
Sold everywhere m5 wa +. 9m
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EOh kENT-rhe FUR NlSaED ROOMS
= recently occupied by Judge r las will be vacant
ana Tor rent after thus date The location t276 Penn
SWANS avenue, next the Kirkwood Housed 10 one
OF the bsst in the city for gentlemen having business
~ the Capitol or Departments, and will be rented to
transient or permanent upants. There are seye-
prices. m s.tf
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WATCH RETUsSs.-Wm Brown, Germany
drunk and disorderly; workhouse % days. Sever
dodgers, non-residents
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THn CRIMINAL covif met again today. but
mere was no business ready to b transacted, tbs
connrmation OF the District appointments having
come Unexpectedly. The new o1icers Will prot.
ABLY be sworn In to-day and the Court ready for
business by Tomorrow, to which time the trav.
erse Jurors were dismissed. --...s r
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VI ARRIED,

On the Snth inst. at the f. street Rsptist Church
by Rev. NJ samson. EDWIN II. EDMONU S-
TON To MARIA Ia. DAWS SON, both Of this CITY.
VID WIBER, of Washington, d. C.. to Miss
Locke, Of Baltimore Az
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EOR RENT.-A two story BRICK HOTSE
containing MIN, roorps. II is beautifully stu
tenant the rent will be moderate Apply AT No s1s
18th street. -fry =, 90 o. o. 90
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The FUNERAL of young Luckett, who was shot
on Friday night, was attended yesterday by the
Northern Liberties Fire Company, with With
ers's band, and by large eoncourse Of friends.
The remains were taken to Glenwood Cemetery
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A FAHM FOR SALE.-Seventy acres: q i'm
WOOD the balance In good state of cultivation.
pIeaty OF good water. The improvements ars a
sooa Iame House, with five rooms. and new
stable. situated about nine miles from Washington
ara Io9r m les from Bsdensburg, adjoining Mr..
lively he sold very cheap. No objections to ex chang
Tor city property For further particulars inquire
Oh hIGh aRD ROTH WELL, north F street, be
II by letter, address r., Rothwell, stone Gutter.
CapItol Extension, Washington, ID. G.. m25 Iws
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THOS. ]. FISHER, Trustee.
m 25 d J. G.. MEG CIRE, AuctIopeer

1'kUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
- EsTkIE;-ln, pursuance OF decree passed on
Court for Prince Georges county sitting as a Court
OF Equity In cause IN SAID Court depending,
Edmund B. Cumming and %therse is se1 sna To-
and dmuRd y. Cumming and others are defend
ants, he undersigned, as Trustee therein appointed
Will, II the same is not previously disposed of at
private sale, expose at public sale to The highest
bidder, on the premlses,on
THURSDAY, APRIL |, 1859,
at the hour of IL O'Clock a. m, If far and lf not
fair at the same time and place on the next far
day thereafter, all that valuable Real Bstate sit
vey ed to the Hon. Thomas w. Cumming now de
ceased and Interstate, by one Martin Buell. and Lucy
ann ms WIFE IN Zee SmPe containing one hundred
These Lands are very valuable; the SOIL is OF =
character peculiarly adapted the cultivation and
quick maturity of garden and farming productions
the county road to Washington by the way of Sew
enth and North Capitol streets, is a boundary on
mood Is unsurpassed in naryla land or the District.
There are several streams OF pure water and ore
mites Of the soid s Hom wn'n and d WITHIN WITHIN two
miles of the Centre Market. The land has been
10 acres with suffciency Of Wood on most Of the
iots and VIII be sold In parcels If deemed 10 the
The Dwelling House and Out houses on this es
tate are large and commodIous, and In excellent
Stephen hardwood, the Messrs. WIngerd, Divges,
Clark and others Any information will he gwen to
persons desIrous ofPTrchsslng, on application to the
underslgned, personally or BY letter.
The Terms of Sale. as prescribed Iy the decree
are as follows:-One thousand dollars cash on the
day oi sale TO be paid In funds of District or
Baltimore Bank. The residue of tine purchase mo
ney to be paid IN one, two, three and four years
equal instruments bearing interest from the day of
sale, and TO be secured by the bonds of the purch
ser or purchasers. with one more co-oblis ers
be approved by the undersigned. Upon the pay NETT
oi the whole purchase money, and all the interest
thereon and not before, the undersigned, trustee
Will convey to the purchaser purchasers, or their
hers the property SO purchased by them free, clear
and discharged from all claim of the parties 10 this
SUIT, and OF all persons claiming by them or under
them. The widow has joined in the proceeding for
sale, and has sIgnhed her consent IN writing 10 take
an equIpal ent money lin heu of her dOwerJ out OF
the proceeds of sale, as ascertained by law.
DANIEL c. DIGGES. Trustee.
m l1-eo:24thddts
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DI ED,

In great Palp and triumph, at noon. on the 18th
instant, EUtlLLA. In the 18th year of her az
daughter OF Hugh and Emily Hughes
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By A. GREEN Auot,uneer

BY A. GREEN, AuctIUneer.
II ANDSOM r. TWO-STORY FRAN r.
H HOUSE, AND BOT THE CORNER OF 10TH ST
AND VIRGIN A AVENUE, on THR ISLAND, AT AUc-
TioN.-On THURSDAY, April LIST, shall sell, i'm
front OF the premises, at O'Clock o. m hand some
Frame House, and the Lot on which 1t stands SIT
uaLeG at tae corner of 10th street and Virginia
avenue. The house contains FIVE good and conve-
nIently arranged rooms and W ide passage The lot
s between ~ and ~ feet front sud deep This
property IL handsomely located near the Smithso-
man Institute.
Terms One-half cash; balance in 6, u, 10 and 2.
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed wen anu q deed OF trust taken. Title IN
dIsputable.
IN
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ElNE hLES.-We respectfully announce to our
Il friends and the public that we have at last sue
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 largest var-
ETY. that was ever offered In this market.
All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have
IL by app to for either ofthe following brands
VIZ; kennett, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale Phil
edelpha and x. We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and X Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, given to our drivers, will be
attended to. Army Il SHINN,
Union BOttlIng Depot, 81 g reen street,
I'D GEORGETOWN, ID. G,
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t'AkM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm odhtan
ing one hundred acres, (or more il desired } in
bic. Fruit Trees and a modern improvements, sit
mies fTo rrnes Seose's County Maryland and
Inquire Of 6 go. w BRAY, No 282 9Th street be-
tween M and streets north. IN Il-lm*
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NEW SPRI ING GOOD

~ L w SPR NC GOO s
JOHN III. SMOOT,
No. 1l9 Bridge street, Georgstotrn, ID. C.,
has Just received, and now offering at very low
prlces, to cash and prompt customers. general as
sortment Of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de-
mand, comprising In part
Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap,
black and COlOred NJ. Deaines,
New style Spring Nj. Delaines and Challles,
New Eng ism and Merrimack Prints,
Black and White do and Glnghams,
Real Manchester Gnghams,
Lancaster and English do, at l2L cts,
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prints,
Best makes white Cambncs,
BrllllaDts. Plaid and Striped Muslns,
Jones' fine soft fms he'd English L ong Cloths,
Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen Sheetng and Pillow Linens
l0-4 and IL Bieached and Brown Cotton Sheetings
Family COtOns, of all the most re liable mai es. for
shIrtlng, ladies', or chlldren's use, fine, medium,
and heavy,
White and Brown Table Danask and Table Cloths
Color ed -bOrdered Towels and Huckaback Diapers
scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash,
Heavy brown undreesed Linen, for ChIldren's
Aprons.
Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys' wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton Hose and Half Hose,
Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid COttons,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck,
With other seasOnabe Goods,
To which the attention of Cash and prompt ems
MO j. H. SMOOT
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FOR RENT AND SALE

EOR RENT.-Two handsomely FURNISHED
L ROOMS, lighted with gas. Parlor and Bed
chanber connect-h. each 10 feet square, delightful
summer rooms, y at 1873 10th street. between and
streets north. m 81 81.
k'OR SALE The Good Will and Fixtures of n
Millinery ana Fancy Store, now doing good
business. This store and fixtures are ada pted for
any Kind Of business For particulars apply at this
ONCE. nm 81
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4 SPECIAL CARD take this occasion OF
~ returning my thanks TO hose many friends and
customers who have pstronlzed me while connected
with the late him of Coey Sears, and, by hereai-
ter keeping In store large aLd well assorted stock
OF hrst class Goods, adapted 10 the special wants OF
the cOmmuni AID giving personal n tentlon 20 my
business, hope TO n crit their oonhdence and IN
creased beraI ty.
the ate hTm uTgerty requested 10 come Tor
ward md close them some form, as II 10 OF great
Importance TO me that the old business should be
settled as speedily as possible.
j. w. COLLEY,
52s Seventh str eet, three doors north Of
Pa
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IOSEPH r: X. PLANT & CO.,
Fashionable UPROLSTERERS,
Manufacturers and Dealers In Sofas, Chairs,
Lounges, Mattresses, &c. '..--'
Paper Hanging done nt the hest manner. Carpets
made and put down. Furniture Repaired and Var
nIshed.
$50 ttreet, between 9th and 10th streets, WASH
ingt0n, ID. G.. m 19-9,n
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS

MR.. EDITOR Allow me to state that Specta-
lNl tors vision of the Joke too good to be lost :"
In the star OF 18th instant, partly incorrect The
supposed intruder was net hOored. neither did he
haoa for quarter. Spectator should always ct the
FACTS before making report. w.
Georgetown, March 81, 1853. It.
NOTICE.--LICENSE persons whose LII
/ censes from the Corporation OF GEORGETOWN,
expire on the 3lst instant, hereby notified
promptly to renew the same, otherwise they may
subject themselves TO a fine.
IN 50-3tawtApl0 WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
T. SPRING OPENING.
On Thursday next. April Ist, Mrs. WOLLAkD
>wll open at her Fancy Store, BrldgeN e.
* assortment of SPRING BONNETS. 2OENS
comprising all the new and desirable styles Oi the
season.
Also, FRENCH and American FLOWERS, RIB
BONS and RUCHES.
m D-3tS No. 10l Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
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EM AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
: HOUSE FOR RENT.-fhe subscriber has
St rent new and very desirable three story BRICK
Nv Filling HOUSE, with Back Building hand
s s1y iuIushed and containing all the modern
IN property is delightfully."- situated for a summer
residence, and to good tenant the rent will be mod
crate: Apply to JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
ana commission Merchant mis-
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FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIEs. from the
Il best houses, ut 6IBBS'S, near the corner Of
Nh street., Pa ave. 1W-m
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q.
EROVER& BAKER'SSEWIN MACHINE.

The subscriber has taken the agency and has now
on hand an assortment of the above celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; and IN ere
scntnR Them to the public notice, can, without fea
oi contradict On, say that thew are believed to be
the best article ever offered TO the pubic. They are
10 all kinds of family SEWING from the finest
% the cCarsest kind He most respectfully INVITES
the ladies' Ia call and exam re then
lady will always be IN attendance TO exhibit
Them. aud ~ instruct all who ate DESTROYS of pur-
chasing. -
Needles Of all sizes will he constantly kept on
hand for sale C. w RIJTEisER "
No. 3ls, Iron Hall. Pa. av between
ma 3iSwSw 9TH aud Iot n sfraots
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REFRIGERATORS,
IL WATER COOLERS, DC.
The subscriber has now on hand fresh supply Of
the following articles for the warm weather:
DIR. Kane celebrated X efrIge ratory.
Galvanized Iron and Stone Water Coolers TX
S'Impson's Ice Pitchers. ... BH9lBM
We would respectful, inform the public s~
that we warrant all RefTigeratOrs, sold by u.s. to act
As represented or the money returned
JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Sign Of the Gilt Saw.
m b6t Pa. av.. bet. 10th and 18th SITS.