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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27

Tho IIvLE f. one Of the. .rsfr-s.al -s--,aiers r.
u' LIiHaH ~ taI .uA-u q TCr:ul ~ its ig I.r-
t.ous vcl!. the power ul the sy.t Ia arr fully De-
v.lortd. The .fH'aa D. @ ,lmasteutrcly Dependant
the lraltly action Of fthe Ira. for thc rr,rf
i-iiImaure of it, fUur- = .ou-: When The st'pl.,l
j. NJ i'ui'' 'he towris are at fault aud the whole
sN-fti suffers no tHu~r- HUtIcr Ct Drr r.rar-tf,
L'tE-lalii- ceased o. ig it, duly f.r thc dis
,".e q" ih"t gi n one ni - ,h' TroI -.t,ss las made
It hi, study iu practice . gilmore than twenty wears
10 thl some remedy. ,.whr,with TO cruut,ract
the many t,rar-..Cut- ~ Itu which II i- li-fl.
Cfr.tr that tl.- rim. civ i.,t I,-t a.srl -r,
l'i-'h I'L"'d Nih LlF. q ADJ tuHPLHNT. IN any GO
It. FIRMS, has but TO Try - a totil. and colygtiin is
ctrtg %. -
TA,s. Gum rgruovc a'' q Observation-Disclosures M
INC tt--. M s.if hH- fr -l.Ir lace 3. u'fiF s.u
q, tA'- !A'i-.Ftf.I- H. .sr.I.Hg1- causing IHf O..
Gl-,-, ..itat- 4.Nt ll- -.UH. eNil- tone and
health to the who'll. ma - Film ~ r.tI.,--- N .
cause Il the i>oase-ct -, ..ct,t. a r-irr,l cure
ElLLi.,s '-r.las are - eul,f. .Na. v..t- Is r-~-
mr. IIivENIfn. ty the aeaa.aral as. Of thp In
III lNv.n-A-. o.
one da-c after eating g.. sufficient to relieve tl-
s1' mae" anu prevent the tod from rising @LI
sCuriu-.
on'y one dose tak.nic- ~ aore retiring. prevents
NIcnlr,EE. Il
OnIy one dose taken al =, uieft lcoseps the bowels
gently. and cures C.- IL .rtst.-.
one dose taken alter each meal Will cure uYs-
Pzr~Is.
= One icsco Of tvo tea .Fcoufus VIII always re-
heye SUE HF4r'rur
one i.itle t9!rn fr f. male obstruction removes
the cause ot the disease and makes perfect cure
oniy one d. a.Selnn' dIa- tey relieves CroIIr, willie
one desc cfteu rartat,d| is SURG ,fr, flr t'Irl,
N.. Ni~. ana Iruvcuta.I tive Of CuuLEEA.
I@-'n'y one hottie 3, m needed to throw out rf
thr 'Nst.ln tie elects OF W medicine after a long
sickness.
81 'ht h"tt'"taken for JtVNrfrE removes all sal
lowress or unnatural col q or from, he LIN
ohe 'o,e tatcn short time before eating gives
'i-'I ' 'he uT petite. AMI n makes Cd digest we'll
VLc cosc often repeated rur.s CHRONIC Dr,rrur,
ID ll> worst iutnl>, Will" y SJNNfE and BOWEL COM
plants y.cd olmost To- ~ the first dose
ohe or Two doses cures I, attacks caused by WCrvs
N Children: there j. no L. err,r sstsr on srsIs-
'cm'dy in the world. a. - 1t H,f,r fIts
= A few bottles cures z DEofsY. bv evcitiuc IN,
.tsorbents. '
We take pleasure in rec q cmuepJin, iii. ,,,.I;i
Is Preventative for Il vFr avn AgTr C.,TI a., b
ER, ami all FEvfrs Of m Rullars Typ IL -
trS WIN all certainty. and thousands are will
NJ 10 t'suly 10 lis won lderful virtues.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27

E@yA \ friend OF the CHRONICLE writing
to US from Northern Illinois, 18th inst,
says that Corn seems their only good crop
this year, that farmers look sad, and that
farms, horses, and cattle have deprecated
in value. During long tour northward,
he found bu; two Buchanan men, both p.
Ms. In his own town, there is not one
Buchanan man, not even the p NJ. there
we're five buchanan men in 1856, but they
are now for Douglas. He thinks Wiscon-
sin and Illinois will give large majorities
for Freedom, the coming election.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27

ony in its favor.
VIZ ''a'er in Tie mouth ,rh ae I,rgoraor, and s,ral
loiC tott gefi.r.
The Liver fnyiSorator
IL s'IENIlIlC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and is daily
~orNns cures almost too great believe II cures a. If
uy haEir i Fs' Gss gtrtHg tsusft and m more
thHh one bottle Is required to any Kind Of LIVER
complaint from the worst JduTdiee Cr HysI,Ts,t To- a
cased Liver.
- PRICE oSE DoIItR PrR G0rr1r
SANFOED & co Proprietors ;i45 broadway, New York
and re tailed by all Druggists. Sold also hv
l!'al I. :. CALDWELL. LCwisburv Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27

nn-See Derby & Jackson's advertisem't
for agents, headed "a Casket of Gems of
WIT and Wisdom," lst column, lst page.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
For SAFE

FENWO fall contiguous I LOTS; on South
Seventh Strcct-or any portion ot them.
Price low, and payments easy. They are
beautifully situated ucarlh Female institute.
July =, ISJS. HOWARD MALCON.
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FOR RENT I!

TE'EEE TWO EOCIIs occupied A. pre-
sent hv Washington Hutchinson a. a
Saloon. They are suitable Tor SHOPS.
- ALSO the OFFICE, now occupy. .
Fer Terms apply To
Jan p, ls5S, JOHN L. LINN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27
KANSAS ELECTION.

Total vote so far as returned 1880
Maj. against Buck and Slavery 9,6lS
We know the Argus and that scr; o
Democracy don't like these returns, but a.
the people do We shall print EN-.
The maj j)rity Of the Settlers Of Kansas
over Buck, Slavery, Breck, Bill English,
Oxford, Kiekapoo, Squattor Humbuggery,
Eorder Ruiians, Beef Bgler, Bribes and
Threats, Calhoun, LeoomPton, and the.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27

PAIRING OFF, 1t will be remem-
bered that among the names returned
as voting for the slavery party in
Kansas, at one Of the bogus elections
were those of James Buchanan and
Horace Greeley. The Leaycnworth
Journal Of the Sd, says:
The vote at Kickapoo was small.
Buchanan and Greeley did not vote,
this time. 1t is supposed they paired
off,"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-27

\ DEMOCRATIC PAPER or LECOMP-
TOy.-We find in the Huntingdon
Globe, a Democratic paper. the follow
ing allusion to the result Of the Kan
saS election
"Lecompton is dead. The people
Of Kansas have declared against the
'swihdlc' by large majority. Kan
sas will next present free Constitu-
ton, approved by her citizens, and
will ask for admission into the Union.
Who will say, reject her? Buchanan
will be too anxious to have the qucs-
ton settled for ever, to object to her
immediate admission"
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Western Navigation.

PITTsBURG, March 10 The Ohio river is open,
with feet inches OF water in the channel, and
is rising. Tue gorge az Browns Island went of
last night There are fifty steamers now loading
for various western ports.
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From Utah.

ST Louis March 15.-Mr. Hartwell, Secretary
Of the Territory of Utah. has arrived here He
lett the camp January 10th, when the troops Were
In comfortable condition aud excellent health
there being only four deaths since the arrival of
the command. IL was thought the entrance to
the valley would made by another route, one
hundred miles longer, but Offering obstruc-
lions Of any magnitude. The principal Utah
Indians had been to the camp, and gave assur-
ance Of the peaceable intentions Of the India
toward the Americans. Mr. Hartwell met with
no snow. and the appearance OF grass was ex-
pected at an unusually early period.
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Bv WALL h BARNARD, Auctiopeer..
DER EMIORY SALE OE GOI- In A n al en- q
FUTURE DAYS.

NAReHAI.'S SALE.-In virtue Of writ of
IVA herle facIas, under the lien law. ISSUED from
the clerk office of the Circuit Court of the District
OF Columns, for the County of Washington and 70
me directed, will expose to public sale, for CASH,
IN front Of the Court House door of SAID county, on
FRIDAY, the 18th of March. 1853, at ~ clock M.
the following described property, to wit All de-
iendaEts right. title clam and interest in and To
the three 81 Frame Houses erected on Lot No s.
In reservat on ID, Mary land avenue, betwt en- AZ
and 81 streets, in the city of Washington. ID C..
seized and levied upon the property of James r.
Iokey, and will he sold to satisfy Judicial No. 27e
10 october term, 1857, IN favor of Smith Fowler.
J. ID. HOOVER,
m 2-dts Marshal for the District of Columbi.
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, at 81 o'clock D. M, SOPHIA,
daughter of Adam and Elizabeth Ritter, in the 5th
year Of her age.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow (Wednes-
DAY morning at ga O'clock, frein the residence of
her PARENTS No. 90 Washing ton street. between 4th
vIted.
On the 18th instant, at o'clock p. M, MATILDA
AfNE., he owed daughter of William ii. and Ma
~ Arnold, aged ears and months.
The frIends of the family invited to attend her
funeral on to- morrow w ednesday ernoOn. at 2
W Yard.
On the 18th instant, Of cong estiou ofthe BRAIN
JAM rs A.. infant ION of John And oslna M Saul .
aged months and q days.
On the 9Th. IN London county, Va, Of consump-
ton. =. X. b. GOSZLER, IN the Ssh year Of his
age, ieaVlng vile and child to mourn ms loss. +"
- On the I'd instant at st. Paul. Minnesota JAS
CoKCORAN, only child of C.. n. and >. G.. Thorn,
aged months.
- AZ Toronto, I. e. on the 2sth of ebruaTy w NJ,
AGED l6 years. ny
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of tn N.-.s ..

arrival Of the North American.
Nar,h i ., March 10 The b. M. steamship
,,rivsd 49, an from Liverpool on the ID inst
gence Is unimportant eeue'ei in'eih-
The steamship Arabia arrived ON, ON IN. ss,,
The Earl Of Derby lad mad. ~. c.,
speech before Parliament. He urges the No.
sty OF still continuing on friendly terms WITH
The reply Of England TO the French G,x.,,.
ment on the question Of political cons prators had
oeeh sent TO Count waiewski. and further pro.
0e1ln2s IN Parliament depend on his answer
anton having fallen before the pewers OF the
nn,sS army, speedy peace with Chins is antici-
n The Indian bill will probably b. molibed. Tb.
until m. nasy reform bill has been postponed
The ID rectors OF the North British Baph have
30, TO- ~ 10 imprisonm. Mt for terms vary
lng Iron three 10 twelve months
Intelligence has been received .exe, A.. r...x
I.oih lno'd' out the advices uninportspt Sir
Colln Campoell was still preparing 10 march upon
Lucknow. where the rebels Numbered ,hou, U.
hundred thousand e
The French conspirators had appealed .v,,,.,
the sentence Of death lately pronounced against
them.
THr MaRKers
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.-Cotton had advanced
I'd. Sales Of three DAYS 2i 600 bales; specula-
tors taking $500 and exporters 1000. The mar
ket closed firm, but duI for want Of stock.
Manchester advices were favorable, and closed
with holders asking an advance.
bteadstuns were dull, and clssed with a de-
Ginning tendency. Richardson. Spence a Co.
quote Hour very dull. and quotations nominal
western Canal s0s6assss; Philade phia and Balti-
more 22d23S; Ohio exported via northern ports)
24a26.6d Wheat was very dull and quotations
wrie hoTdly maintained; red westerly 5sIIda6s9:
white 7als6. Corn was quiet but arm; mixed and
| yellow Bis white 3ts6.
Provisions-Beef and Pork Were dull Bacon
was quiet but steady. Laid heavy and quotations
nominal.
Groceries-Sugar was firm and coffee and rice
Were quiet
Naval Stores-Rosin was firm at Is Cd spir-
its Turpentine Arm al AIS
London MdrlSis.-There was a slight advance
on the finer qualities OF sugar. Coffee was firm
and tea quiet.
Consols 90xa96E
SECOND DISPATCH
Sir Colin Campbell's column numbered Is 100
men and 100 guns, and at least 10. 600 men were
at other points ready to cooperate with him in
the attack on Lucknow. Sir Hugh Ross had de-
feated the rebels at Bada The Raipootan ma field
1oce, after capturing the strong fortress Of Avail
had marched on for Cotah, where disunion
reigns
The authority of civil power had bsen restored
in Delhi
Large endorsements Of Europeon troops are
still eIu red.
TIE rebels at Lucknow were said 10 be losing
heart. and Gen. Out: am had not been disturbed
since the 10th
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The Florida Indians D;x,.,er. LIZ

AUGUSTA, March 15.-Judge Baltzell, at Tam
pa, writes To gentleman in Jacksonville, that
the Seminoles had signif-d a willingness 70
emi9rd'e.
A patty of six men, including Capt Hunter ard
boat for Manatee, and are supposed TO have been
drowned, as the empty boat has drifted ashore
The Tampa PeniHsuIar felIs sanguine that the
Florida war will soon he terminated by the
moval Of the Indians TO the west
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS

FOR BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing clip
rived AVID will he receiving freight on Satur- ~
day for the ahye port For freight or passage d.
apply to HARTLEY BRO, loI Water str Get,
georgetown. m Ib-lw
EOUND.-On leaving the omnibus IN this town. a
Il few days ago, ] picked up a small SUM OF
MONEY, winch Will lie restored to the owner by
describing II and paying for this advertisement.
Apply To the SUBSCRIBER. ut No. II LIST at, George
town: or during Office hours at No. 81 Winder's
BuidIng.
IN ID ST SAMUEL RAISEY.
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New Ysrk Markets.

NEW YORK, March 6 Flour Is heavy; Sis
200 bbls. State Siasi 30; Ohio, IS 05aS5 -
Southern is firm at 81 60lS5 10
Wheat is firm; sales $500 bushels; Kentucky
white 81 50 Corn is firm; sales &c go bushels;
Southe yellow 7Oc.
Pc is steady; mess SIC 70sSI6 IS. Beef is
higher; Western repacked Sl2 25ssI3 50. Lard
is heavy al 9aI01c.
Whiskg is buoyant; Ohio q a22c
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EURNIT URE-F URNITUR E..

II u Nj T U r EFF NITUR f..
We have just received a large a'ditIon to our
stock OF Cabinet and other Fur"i'ure, whichh
has been gotten up IN tas' eful and elegant styeW
To our order, the workmanship of which we
warrant of the best quality. ~
PARLOR SUITES COMPLETE.
ofRosewood, Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered
IN varIous cOlOrs and material. Sofa, Centre ard
Side Tables, EscrItoIres, Etageres. and Whatnots.
Pier and Mantle Glasses, In gilt, with Marble Slabs
and Brackets.
CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE.
Sond oak, handsomely ornamented in Gold.
solid walnut and NJ hogany, carved; Black, Enam-
eled IN gold and flowers, with other painted sets
all colors.
DINING ROOM.
YAK, Walnnf, Mahogany, and Cherry Extension
Dining Tables. from eight 10 twenty feet,
Oak. W alnut, Mahogany, and Rose Ladies' Dining
Chairs,
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Sideboards, with Mar
bic tops,
Shelves, &C., ornamented with Looking Glass
Backs.
FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS AND Pill
LOWS.
Curled Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mat
tresses.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, AND sALAMAN-
DER SAFES.
Stearne's and MarvIns w n ers patent salemander
Belle Lock"
Also, ~ great variety, Bedsteads, Bureaus Ward
robes, Washstands, IIghtstands. Sofas. Tete-a-
tetes, Easy. and ockIng & airs, in halTcloth.
Two Thousand cane seat Chairs All OF W hich vii!
be sold low for cash or approved paper
McGREGOR 4 CO..
Nos 53n. 528, ard 81
fe p eO6w Seventh
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40 CASTOR Il CLARK
TO LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
18th street, under the Avenue House,
pKALERs IN
CLOTHING AND GENTIs FURNISHING

The subscribers call attention to desirable Stock
of CLOTHING which they now have on cxhibl-
ton at their Store, No. Is Louisiana avenue second
door from 7th street, and a. they determined to
close ON the lot II possible, every effort necessary
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPAkTMENT We can guarantee
the stock 20 be perfect in point Of ability at and
style, because we make everything ourselves, and
have hesitation say ing goods will he found
equal TO the best order work IN the country.
Watching the yarlous changes Of fkshIon. parties
may assured of finding the latest cut and make
in store subject to their ins pection ard approval
SI5.s0 worth of Goods for Mems, Boys and Ser
wants Wear, will lie sold auction prloes and pur-
chasers would do well TO examine the lot. This 10
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on az
animation. Call and see us At the above Store,
a GASTON n CLARK
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WATCH RETURNS Thomas Jackson, ID. c.,
firing pistol; fine and COSTS SO "A. Barney Leary,
Ireland, vagrant; workhouse 90 days. Horatio
Appleby, Md, fine and costs, S27 G2. VIM. Hol.
brook, ID. c., assaulting woman; do, S27 W
Henry Davis, Scotland, drunken vao rant; So "A.
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BaItlmsIa Mlrketa.

BALTIMORE, March Is Flour is hrm; Howard
street at a 81; City Mills al "a 81
Wheat is steady red 81 DIAL %; white sl.IOd
70
Corn is lower: white IS i56, yellow 5ranc.
whisky Is better; City sOke 21; Ohio 2Ikc.
Provisions are dull hess pork at SIS IS per
Dbl Bulk shoulders, 6Aa61 cents sides, 81;
Bac'n shoulders 4; sides 81 Lard at 81 ALEC.
All are nominal Quotations
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Markets.

MOBILE, March Is Cotton dull Sales to-day
l,s0 bales, at ii fallh.
CHARLESTON, March l5.-Cotton arm. Sales
300 bales, at full prices.
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IlneI

MOBILE, March IS A duel took place here
yeste d ~ between Capt Maury, late U. :. Ma
shall Of this district, and Captain Derevi,vs.
French you've. The latter received two sho.s,
but not dangerous ones. Maury escaped unhurt.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YoRK, March 15-The weekly statemen
OF the CITY banks shows an increase Of S2s2 900
IN leans, specie S2l 90 a decrease in circula
tiCn of So 600, and 1919 900 in nominal deposits
and an increase of ~ I73 900 in undrown deposit,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-16

WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices at Sl-5o per gallon. at the
Philadelphia Confectionery. corner 18th and SITS.
IN 8-lm" J. FussELL
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fe 2-e6w
ERUIT TREES. EvERGREENs, &c,

ERUIT TREES, EVERGREENS, &c,
The attention of fruit growers is respectfully
called to the very extensive stock OF TREES>ne
now on hand, all of which are of the most Wig
Orous description, and guaranteed as to &C..
curacy.
Peach Trees. large and thrifty. choicest kinds suited
to this season, $40 per loo,
Dwarf Pears. over $4,000. one and two years old,
splendid Trees, S25 to SIS per 100.
Apple Trees, best southern varieties, strong ard
good, Sl8 per 100.
Standard Pears, A prlcots, Cherries, Mechanics.
Plums Quinoes.
Grape Vines, Blackberres, Currants, &c.
Strawberries over 20 varieties, including the finest
American sorts, as well as the French, English
and Belgian varieties.
Rhubarb Roots, Victoria, Prince Albert, Raldel's
Early Prolific, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Chinee's Yam, &c.
Evergreens. such Norway Spruce, Hemloct
Arborite, Cednes, Dsodora, 8 to 5 feet very
symmetrical.
With every thing pertaining to the Nursery and
Seed Trade, Of finest quality and cheap.
JOHN SAUL,
$50 18th street. corner III.
fe S-F&Tlt Washington, ID. q.
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The Turkish Visitors.

PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The Turkish visi-
tors arrived here this evening, and were visited
by Commodore Steuart and other naval officers
Their plan Of proceeding is not fully determined
but they will probably leave for Washington
to morrow at noon, and visit this city on their
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MARSHAi.'S SALE.-In virtue of seven C7J
lVl wrIts OF Eerl facas, issued from the Clerks of
hce of the Circuit Court ofth District OF Columbia
tor the County of Washington and to me directed,
shall expose to public sal tor CASH in front of the
Court-hOuse door of said County ON Ri UAY, the
18th day of March. at ~ O'Clock, m. he following
described property. to wit: n defendants right,
title. eaIm, and interest in and to all that piece
parcel of ground lying ia Georgetown, IN the Dis
trIct OF Columbia. which As included within the fol-
lowing metes nd bounds, tn wit: Beginning on The
west slre OF Market Space at point ~ feet ~ inch
es south from the corner of Bridge Street and Mar
ket Space, end running thence west with the north
wall ot the two story brick houses the lot hereby
described and the line thereof extended 80 feet
thence south and parallel with Market Space n
feet inches more or less. TO point which wall be
Intersected by the line of the south wall of SAID
house eNtel ded west, then by ssId line reversed
east to Market Space at the southeast corner of
said house. and then porth and with the lire of Mar
ket space n feet inches to the p ace of beginning
viii IS the northeast of said hop Sc to2eth
er with all and Singular the Improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon as the property of George
Rbodcs, u, and will be sold To satisfy Judicias
Nos Si 3S5. Ard SS6 to October term. 1856. favor
Of Joshua Hatcher and Nancy Hatcher. and Nos.
l54, 1885, 49, and Isl Judiclas to May term. 1885, IN
favor of Cline nd Dillon, Peter Dillon, BENJAMIN
Trplett, and John Crumbaugh.
J. ID. HOOVER.
m2 dts Marshal for the District of Colum6ia.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the advertisement OF
Mr.. Hughes, gardener, in another column. His
collection of flowers is choice and varied.
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AUCTION SALES.
3y s. I.McCORMICK Alexandra.

By S. J.McCORMICK Alexandra.
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MOLASSES
inst at Is noIocto VII REsxl nth
W harf the CARO- OF the schooner Grandila, from
New Orleans, consisting Of -.
z45 hhds. New Orleans sugar, from fair to strictly
70 bbs. New Orleans MoIasses. prime. IN FIRST rate
order.
IT RoBT 6. VIOLET.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
WORKS OF ART AT AUCTION.-Last and
wings handsomely framed and now on ex hibition at
M6R ns tiief' 9S and
VIII oe continued att
attend the SALE it viii be pc lively the last sale
and sold without reserve. The attention of the Ia
o'es Is PARTICULARLY invited to The sals.
BY &c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
l pgsLIc sALE;.6n MoNDHY' HFTEiRN66HI
March 22d At O'Clock. on the premises, shall sell
on north street between 4th and !, stTeets VEST
IubtIng back l42 feet lnches 50 feet alley with
the improvements, consisting ola two-story brick
Dwelling house on street, and two tw1-s story
frame oweiiIng houses IN the of the lot fronting
On the 3o-ieet alley Each house will be sold sepa-
Terms One fourth cash; the residue in G. H. and
Is 'ontns, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
m,6-d J. C. CURE. Auctioueer.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO TWO-STORY FRAME AND ONE
9I W hs sd Tmsr
SELL IN front OF the premf at o'clock p. m. Lot
east Of 80 feet. between south and streets, with
the improvements, which are two Frame and one
Brink House, containing four rooms EACH
Terms: One half cash balance in and months,
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
ml6 A. GREEN. Auct.
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JOHN ii. SMOOT,
No. 1l9 Bridge street, GeOrgsfotrn, ID. c.,
has Just received, and now offering at very low
prices, to cash ard prompt customers general as
sortment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de-
mand, comprising in part
Best makes Hack Silks, some very cheap,
Black and COlored NJ. Delaines,
New STYLE Spring NJ. Deaines and Chaes,
New English and Merrnack Prints,
Black and White do, and Cling hams.
keal Manchester Gingbams,
Lancaster and English do, at 12n cts,
Striped and Dotted Shifting Pnnts,
Best makes white Cambrcs,
BrIlIlints. Plaid and Striped Muslins,
Jones hDe soft finished English ong Cloths,
Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen SheetIDg and Pillow Linens
l0-4 ard IL Bleaohed aud Brown Cotton Sheetipgs
Family COttOns, of all the most reliable max es for
shITtIng, ladies , or chlldrens use, fine, medium.
and heavy.
White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths,
Colored, bOrdered Towels and Huckaback Diapers,
Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash,
Heavy brown undressed Linen. for Childrens
Aprons.
Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton Hoseand Half Hose,
striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons,
Heavy Cotton OsnabuTgs and Deck,
With other seasOnable Goods,
To which the attention of Cash and prompt Gus
toners are invited.
m 10 J. H. SMOOT