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AUCTION SALES.


by 1AS ~ MN00A1G & u.s.
GUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, French
- Plate Mirrors, Chandeliers, French China slenield Plated Ware,
Obinet furniture, 6c-On Tuesday morning April ah, al 10 oeoch
at the residence q Lprd Napier, II street., between lsuh and 18TH
streets, We sha" sell the funTurs aud h0uschold euocisi cnnl
prsng-
Superior rosewood parnr grand piano 0Tto, by chiCkerng
suts u crimson satin br0catoile covered parAor furniture %
carved walnut, dashed 10 Od
French plate gt frame mantel mirrors
fOur large and elegant tnincae vases
FreucA chandeliers, brackets, and branches
Turkish aud Brussels carpets, rugs
Eegaut inMd cabinet, writing and card tables
Walnut carved bookcase, library iables
Brocatene and ELK ropp cur is, &c.
Arm and easy chairs, eouchos, Ottomtns
suite Of solid oak dining room fuFuituro, comprising extension
table, marble Top sideboaTd, plush covered dining chairs, plato
stands, side tables, &c.
Elegant gt erntre pioco and ? bio ornaments
Shcni-d plated tureens, covered dishes, walters, castorsi &c
East India China dessoTt service, mounted on gin staads
French On na dinner, tea, aud coffee service
SETS a cryssI and gHt and diam0udeut glassware
large Psyche glass, Ia rosewood frame and stand
Walnut wafdrobes, bureaus, washstants
Dressing tables, lounges, toilet seU
Hair aud hask mattresses holsters and pillows
BedsteadS, bedding, tables, &C.
LOt Of copper cooking uter-ils, refrigerator &c
AZ four O'Clock, p m, IN front Of the premises, wo shall sell
one handsome English Brougham, with silver plated harness.
a..
Pair u superior bay carriage horses
Terms $50 aud rlder, cash; over that SUN, a credit OF 90 aud %
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing Interest
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE a CO.,
Mar I'D Aucuoncers.
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LRAvEswoRTI AND FoRr Riley RoAD-The commits
sioners for locating the Leavenworth City and Fort Riley
road ria Grasshopper Falls, commenced their labor last
Monday. This road when once opened, will be some
twenty miles nearer than the present route travelled, and
upon equally as good ground A bridge has already been
let upon this road ut Faston, across Stranger Creek, and
we understand the citizens of Grasshoppcr Falls township
contemplate erecting, the present summer, a bridge across
Grasshopper Creek Times, 22d.
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MONDAY, MAn1n rs, 1859.

Isreal Ketehum ps. The United States. A suit 10 re-
cover from the United States the amount due BY Nimrod
Farrow 10 the petitioner. ms one of the sub-contrnctors on
the Qualifications at Dauphin Island, for whose benefit a
bond was taken by the Secretary of War from said Far.
row under an act approved March 80, 1925, conditioned
for the payment of said Farrow's debts to his sub-con-
tractors. Hon Jno. A. Rockwell resumed and concluded
the opening argument in this case for the petitioner.
Mr.. Gillet, the Solicitor, replied for the United States
Mr.. Rockwell closed the argument for the petitioner,
and the case was submitted.
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock, m.
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BY j.. c. MCGUIRE q Co. Auctioneers

TRUSfEES SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL
j. BY virtue Of deed Of trust from David A. Hall, esq, dated the
Lt day Of August, lsl2, duly recorded among tho hand records
Of Washington county in the District of Columbia, IN hber W. b.,
No. 95, fOl0s 100, ll, 1872, and 1853, the undersigned will
sell, AZ public auction, on Monday, the l+h OF March, 1859, at
4 O'clock, ?. m, the following parcel Of property, lying and be
ing in the city uf Washington, known rs part of lots Nos. 4 aud 6,
in square 400, being the same property which was conveyed by the
Bank a Washington TO said David A. Hall by decd Bearing even date
with the deed Of trust aforesaid aud agreeabiy TO the descriptions and
limits Thereof, -as set forth In the said deed 70 tho said David A. Hall,
with the improvements thereon.
This property fronts On g street north, between Four and -a-half
and sixth streets west, aud h well known as The Exchange Hotel
The terms OF sale are One third cash, TO be paid WITHIN five days
from the day Of sale, aud the balance 10 four equal ins,aimcnts al 8
IL, Is, and - months, on notos, with interest from the day Of sale, sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property.
Al convcyanccs at The expense OF the purchaser.
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with within ten days after the
sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at The risk aud expense Of
the dafaultng purchaser, at his discretion.
Sale 10 take place in front OF the premises.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. C MCGUIRE a CO.,
Mar Id Auctoneers.
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday after
noon, March Goth, same hour and place.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE y CO.,
March I'D Auetonecrs.
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Markets.

NEw YoRK, March 2s.-Cotton closed frm-saIes Of
z 900 bales. Flour closed heavy-sales Of 1900 bar
reIs State, SIS SO a IS 80 Ohio, Sc GO a Sc so T;
southern, S6 Is a So rs. Wheat closed heavy-sales Of
5000 bushels red, 81 So a 81 so. Corn closed firm
sales of IL 900 bushels; yellow, 500 a 30 cents. Pork
key closed quiet at 2s4. Sugar was unchanged. Spirits
of turpentine closed dull at 53t a 81 cents. Rosin
closed heavy at 81 ga Rice closed quiet at % a Al
cents.
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NORFOLK, March 2s.--Ihe ship Agamemnon, Captain
Goodwin, from Liverpool, bound to Baltimore with an
assorted cargo went ashore ON Currituck beach in the gale
of Saturday. The captain and five OF the crew are sup
posed TO be lost. The ship was in a bad condition.
The brig George Washington, from Mobile for Balti-
more, went ashore ON Back River beach at the same time.
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THE Cane Ann and Halifax Teie graph.

Boston, March 2S. Ill the Senate this afternoon the
bill to Incorporate a Submarine Telegraph Company for a
line from Cape Ann to Yarmouth, N. s., was defeated on
the question of engrossment by a vote of-yeas twelve,
nays sixteen. This measure is now altogether defeated,
unless its friends shall succeed in efecting a reconsidera-
ton, which is doubtful.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON.
GREAT DESPATCH.

Through line pia ncomaroTs Nag York and Bahimors taun-
as and The Baltimore and Washington Raiiroad.
Freight ten cents por foot on measurement goods through. Other mr.
ucies az proportional rates
THE steamers of this line now make the passage
between New York and Baltimore in forty hour, leaving
New York every raesday, Thursday, and saturday al noon, from
pier II, North river.
Good immediately forwarded at Baltimore,
TFps n PARSONS, Washington,
SAMUEL n PEI 9CG, BALTIMORE,
II u, CROMWELL & Co, New York,
March 2o-d1y Agents.
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE AZ Co. Auctioneers.

FURNITURE, CHANDELIERS, &c.-On Friday
IL morning, Apr LIST, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of the late
Hon. A v. Brown, ON G street, between lTth and 18th streets We
shall sell a portion Of the furniture, Qhe residue having boen removed
10 TennesseeD comprising
Walnut brocatelle covered and parlor suite
Marble top centre tables
Secretary and bookcase
Rosewood brocatele covered chairs
Flower vases with glass shades, cornce
Git chandeliers and gas fixtures throughout
Rosewood mirror front sideboard
Large extension dining table
Leather covered drng chairs
Han fsoIne wal ut hat stand
Rosewood hall chairs
brussels carpets, olcoth, rugs
Several handsome c0tcge sets
Bldstends, bureaus, wasbstands
Iron bjdseads, hair aud hnsk mattresses
Looking glasses, toilet sets, &c.
Terms; $50 and under cash; over that sum a credit uf 60 and 30
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notos, bearing interest.
JAS. c. McGCIRE 4 CO.,
March 2O-d AueaoneeTs.
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TnE wAsnrScroS AoUEDucr, among other public works,
has suffered from the failure of Congress at the late ses-
sion to make the necessary appropriation. Operations
thereon have been cut down so as to come within the
capacity of the balance remaining over from the last APP
preparation. Besides a few hands scattered along the
line to keep the work in repair, the only progressive op
erations going on is the building of the stone bridge over
Cabin Johns Ran, and the working of the Seneca quar-
ry. The supply of water now ia the aqueduct is obtain
ed, not from the Potomac, but from Powder Mil Creek,
about four miles above Georgetown.
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NEW YoRR, March 2s.-Curacoa dates of the 18th are
received. Venezuela was still in a disturbed state. The
province OF Coro had declared in favor of the federal gov
eminent. A revolt was momentarily expected at Mara
caibo. There were indications of a genera! revolt for the
purpose of reirstating Monagas.
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The Boston Post once.

Bosros, March 25.-The Merchants and Suffolk banks
and the Merchants Exchange and corporation have sub
scribed $50, 900 to the bond OF indemnity for securing
the government from loss if the post Office is removed
back to State street.
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HAL-4Ax, March 27.-The Niagara, from Liverpool on
the izth, arrived here this noon, and the Alps, from the
same port came up about the same time. Tue Niagara
passed The Africa on Tuska on the 18th, and the Eiin-
burgh arrived at Glasgow on the 18th.
yNGLASD.
The House Of Commons had rejected the government
Oili partially a~byushing the church rate dues by a large
majority. lorG Cowley had left Vienna and IL was re-
ported that he takes with him satisfactory propositions
but the latest Paris correspondence asserts that Affairs
look less pacific. The French funds declined one per
cent. Sardinia still threatens.
The Reapohtan exiles explain their conduct, and say
that they simply Threatened Captain Stuart with legal
proceedings If he took them 70 America against their
win.
Lord John Russell gave notice of an amendment TO the
reform bill TO the effect that no adjustment Of the fran
chise viii satisfy the House or the country which does
not provide for a greater ex tension Of suffrage ia the
cities and boroughs than the bill provides for. Mr..
Wilde gave notice of AN amendment providing for the
ballot.
The italian exiles are being literally provided for.
The Times recommends a public subscription in their
b half
Five persons recently arrested in Ireland for being con
nected with the Phoenix club were being tried for treason
at Pralee. They are charged with c~onspiring to subyert
the constitution OF the country and to establish in Ireland
a democratic republic, with ramifcations in France and
America.
The London Times again refers to the defaulting States
ia the United States, giving a rssams of their present pO-
sitions, to prevent being deludet by constant fourishes
Of their governors.
LONDON, Saturday -Consols fell a quarter yesterday
and this was caused by depression in Paris. Austrian ex-
change rose to two or three per cent, owing TO renewed
distrust.
The Nord distinctly asserts that Napoleon consented to
the insertion Of a pacific article in the Moadear to show
his moderation, but that IL the present difficulties are not
automatically settled, aud II Austria does not yield, he
will not shrink from consequences.
COMMERCIAL.
LrvRRPooL. Friday morning .-Cotton-sales of the
week II 200 bales, including l6, 200 TO spectators. and
800 20 exporters. The American steamers advices
caused an advance of Id, on fair, and la. on middling
qualities. The estimated sales to-day were 10, 900 bales,
closing at the following quotations
Orleans. Mobile. Upland.
&c "a
Middling----------------7 Sic 3-I6
Stock in port 1858, 600 bales. including 1872, 900 Of
American. Some authorities shy the advance was not
fully maintained at the close. At Manchester the mar
ket was firm, with Al improved continental demand.
Breadstnffs closed with a declining tendency.
Provisions were quiet.
Bullion in the bank had increased s66 900 consols,
96A.
LvEnrooL, Saturday. Estimated saLes of cotton 10,
900 bales. The market closed steady, but firm.
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TnE FisBISG SEASON thus far has been a favorable one,
with the exception OF a few days Of clustering weather,
common TO March. There WINS an arrival of 3, $50 her
ring at the Alexandria fish wharf ON Friday evening
from Free Stone Point, and two on Saturday morning of
about 3, 900 each, from "Arkendale t" fshed by Mr.. Car
son, and Foulk's landing fshed by Mr.. Cawood They
brought from sI5 70 sIT per thousand Most Of the
shad coming to market are from gillers, and sell at from
SIS to $40 per hundred. Supply as yet small.
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Sr. LOGS, March 2s.-The overland San Francisco
mail OF the 4h inst. arrived here last night. BY it Vic
toria dates of the 25th February are received. Governor
Douglas had refused to permit the Americans at Victoria
to publicly celebrate Washington's birthday, and much
i1dignation was manifested in consequence.
Tine United States steamship Toucey was launched at
Mare Island navy-yard on the Sd inst.
Passengers confirm accounts of the recent battles be-
tween the troops aud Camancbes near Fort Arbuckle.
The Csinanches had massacred several families In Denton
county, Texas, and run of their stock.
Both the Camanches and Apaches were committing
depredations on the mail company oil along the route
Lieut. Reed, Of Fort Buchanan, had pursued a. captured
a band of thieving Papahoes in the Mexican town of Santa
Cruz. The Mexican authorities were highly indignant.
aad called the people to arms to resist the invasion
Accounts from the Arizona silver mines were of a very
favorable character.
Salt Lake dates are to the 18th ult The Indians in
the vicinity of Santa Clara had killed several white per
sons, and General Iohnstons troops had gone to chas.
tie them. Seventeen children, who were captured by
the Indians at the massacre Of the ~emigrants at Mountain
Meadows eighteen months ago, had been recovered.
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r Avs OF THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS

n Avs OF THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
Laws passed by Congress relating 10 the navy and marine
car sfron the formation Of the government 10 1850, 30 which are
pr nsad the constitution q the Uufei States, with AN index iherctol
aud a synopsis o. Inc legislation of Congress respecting naval affairs
during The revolutionary var. Conplci by John ' Gala clerk 70
The Military Colnmiuee, United States s.nste, and A W. Russell,
clark 10 the Naval comrniaen United States senate. one volume
octave, fun bound in law sheep. Price, " sent frpc BY mail for
~ so. For sMc In Washington by
TAYLOR a MAuRY,
Eookssilcra aud stathnerz.
March aa-st No. 3ss Penn. avenue.
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cIxTY YEARS GLEANINGS FROM LIES
~ Harvest, a genuine autobiography. ny John Brown, prepre-
TOR of the University ri iisrd Rooms, Cambridge.
Hosos Memories; or, fchoes 81 a Nothers Yoce. By Mrs. Carey
Boob. ausnpr OF -tnffureu az home 10 cenf--
1 vol. Price ~ 40
me Laws ana prscnoe Of Whist BY criebs. tvoi Price rs
cents, r
par sale by BLANCHARD a MOHUN,
March ~ Corner o. lIth street and Penn. avenue.
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LIME ART DTsTRIBUTIONl-Fifiy prizes Of oil
III Paintings, water Color Drawings, Chrome kssssSps=, ssd
Photographs, either framed or elegantly mounted. FIFTY prizes
chances ~ each.
The drawing 20 take place on Tuesday evening, March 1885, az
PHILIPS fne Art Gallery,
ssa Pennsylvania avenue, bcfwecn 9th and 10th streets
Feb INIT
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OFFICERS ELEcTEp.-At the meeting Of the Catholic
Beneficial Total Abstinence Society Of Washington, held
on Sunday evening last, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year President, Hev. Il J. o"Toole
First Vice President, II. @. Mclaughlin Second Vice
President, Joseph Walsh Treasurer, George Savage
Secretary, J. y. Kane.
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eefS~ UNION PRAYER MEETING every afternoon this
week, at a quarter before S O'Clock, in the second Presbyterian
church, (Rcv, Dr.. Himners) ON New York avenue, near 18Th street
Preaching every evening at halt past 7 O'Clock. An are invited.
March 2g-d5t
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The TSDrsSs.-The delegation of Winnebago chiefs
now In this city visited Mount Vernon on Friday last.
The sons of the forest had become acquainted with
enough of the history of the Father of his Country to feel a
deep interest in every thing connected with him in life, and
they exhibited far more curiosity than Is usually percepti-
bic in the Indian character IN their examination of the
tomb, the grounds, and the buildings at Mount Vernon.
A daguerreotypist accompanied the party, and the In
dams es need much surprise at the celebrity and fidelity
with which their gsoups were pictured. Returning, the
boat landed at Fort Washington, where the red men OK
amined with great interest the strength of the structure
and the capacity of the ordnance for its defence, and they
made many inquiries as to the mountings and manage
ment of the guns Ia battle. After leaving the Folt, the
Indians all collected on the upper deck of the boat, aud
using one Of the safety chairs for a drum, sang a number
Of their war songs, and danced the war dance for the
amusement Of the passengers.
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PsrLspEIpHa MsDtcsL CorrRex -Amcng The gradu
etes at the late commencement in John p. Quinn, OF th'
District Of Columbia, formerly OF Michigan.
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Miss JuLrkzA NAY, the Washington c~antatrice, Is Civ
ing concerts at the North with distinguished success
Our exchanges speak OF her efforts in the highest terms.
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The GnEsr REruBtro MoSrnry Cor April Is on our Ia
BILE. 1t is a ~sprightiy and entertaining number, ming
ling pIeasingly Information, fcton, poetry, and ancc
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TO stone CUTTERS.

TO STONE
WANTED-Proposals for the cutting Of bridge
wv SIX across Rock creek, On the Washington aqueiuct Pro
pOah viii be received al the office on the work until four O'Clock
"Wednesday, March the goth, 1859, when the work will be awarded
10 the lowest respop abe party bidding, For further ir-ornaion APP
ply on the work 90
gyms CARNAN A HOBBNs,
Contractors OF Masonry,
March 2a-d3t Rock Creek Bridge.
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h@- fEsTIyAL or THE WASHINGTON Arr Asso-
.auan -fhe special committee OF arrsngeIuents have decficd that
~ pe.uvsi shall take place AZ INC gallery on Iharsday the Sist inst
'Vuerk p m Those DESTROYS % participating are requested 10
pTocure their trkets Immediately az cthcr member 81 the committee
o. the hnior az the gallery
HORATTo STONE, President
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INTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE or THE
IA largest and best collection Of hardy perpetual blooming roses
ever offered IN America-oa Wednesday morning, March 3eth az 10
O'Clock, on the first Hoor of the auction rooms, we shall sol a splen
did collection, comprising the best and newest kinds of Bourbon, tea,
nosette, perpetual, hybride, moss, monthly blooming moss, large
standard, and climbing roses.
Also, new ornamental shrubs, climbing plants, and many other
choice gems OF Flora,
Also, monthly raspberry, eborry, currant, grape vines, French
chesaui, NJ from the celebrated nursery o. A. ,Jardin, florist, cor.
ner Of 18th and N street
Terms cash. JAS. C. MCGUIRE * co.
March I'D Aurfinnccrs
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TO Dealers An Artlnciai fis"eIs, OSi''"
Feathers, Fancy Goods, &C
JOHN c. HENDERSON, smYTH, q co.
TIAVE removed their sales-rooms TO the lofis ut
IL ss BaoADwAl sna arc rsaa5 e sAA on 1ar ~ ,t
made Bsmbering nSrSEs aUSDHaD sniSz, che iAfsf part usas >" ''
We have also %aaalsriaTed an eHlenslye varsity d AAnac,S
FIo~EHa, and IN this Glars We have every ga o,s - M ~ mSnaGsiarsrs
Our stock Of Osnaut and MAEAE1rr iAFoEIip IEAnhrs = t,gs ana
nave purehased and eoaverisd he cuiirr baEdings No. . BE- aiNay
and Greenwich street, into one factory and are pfei~'ea ~ P'''u''
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS,
undor the management q r. LINE.
LACE RUCHEs, etc, etc,
undor the management of EDWARD JACKSON,
f The bate arm Of Jackson A Narh,
our purpose being the development u the above 6ranehes 81 llasE
IsAoI . snsiI futile, % SS Ssns, ss l nsss s%n', ~ : ss .is% q a.risS,.,
which, with the well known efficiency q the manug' meni, = a Fuarah
tee that the products Of oar factory will surPass In perle ton ANY
goods heretofore made in America
The sales departments ooaaned 70 S3 BROADWAY, audi und'r
The French Flower Department,
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers.
French Materials,
He'd Dresses, Ornaments, etc,
American Department In Flowers, Ruehss, q Fancy
under the management Of our Mr.. =. y. HOWELL
Ftrsneh Department, No. noe Rus de Hishi,sa, Paris,
under le management o6oar
Nj. j. KENNEDY sMYTH a 3 DMFRcIER,
assisted by Mr. J ID. DAVIS a Mr. W NUiflNG.
Tho MpORTING-In this leading department ~ our business We
purchase and manufacture tho choicest designs in the French market,
and receive by every steamer the last style appearing
Our sales arc strictly confined TO the WnnIJ2AIK BrsfNEsS, and ~
respectfully invite merchants 10 examine our goods.
J.. C. HENDERSON, SMYTH, & CO.,
No. 3l3 Broadvay, New York.
JNO. C. HENDERSON & CO.,
No. . broadway.
HENDERSON, SMYTH. & CO.,
No. 100 Rae de RichIicu, Paris.
Jan Adm
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A CARD-The attention Of the public is respect.
IA fully invited 10 tho sale a the house o. Mrs. Ncshct, No. $50,
ON The north side Of c street, between 81 and AZ street., ON Tues
day, tho Rsth Instant n 10 o'clock, Z. M, % hafflsome Lous ehold
farniture, bases, and carriage. The fnrptnre Is of an excellent
quality The horses and carriage good, and the sale VIII be well wor
Thy the attention Of persons wishing 30 purchase.
The horses md carriage viii be sid prectoiy az ~ O'Clock.
GREEN,
March I'D Aaousnsor
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Eson W. n. MCDONALD q Co.. Ios Nasss" 81.
JOHN c. HENDERSON, sMYTH, 4 co.

tn Dealers tn ARTIFICIAL Viewers, ostrich
Feathers, Fancy Goods, &C.
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HALtAx, March 27.-The Niagara. from Liverpool on
the 18th, arrived here this noon, and the Alps. from the
same port came up about the same time. The Niagara
passed the Africa on Tuska on the 18th, and the Elm
burgh arrived at Glasgow on the 18th.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner If Pennsylvania sueane all 81 a,ea, wasiseetom, D. O.
THIS popular House has, in consequence OF the
adiournment Of Congress, a number of Emo rooms suitable Cor
families and single gentlemen with board, al al very noiarcie prices.
Clean beds and good table n the deserved reputation q tLas esab-
hshment s. LAMB, Proprietor.
Mar 23-dhf