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From TIE Prsjacs.

The purpose Of the work is to record the
any herSes se and ID n st o Ge1eSTea o tss
themselves by eminent services in the Revolu.
',o,"n 'l,onary War; In the Southern states Of the
Among these, General Marion, whose life oc.
cupies considerable portion Of the volunns,
was one OF the most remarkable chaI acters
who figured on the grand theater Of war in
achievements were Of the most heroic and ro.
mantle character; and are always read with
interest and admiration.
General honltrie, the illustrious defender OF
interesting in his way.
General Piokens, was the companion OF Ma.
rion, In some Of his daring enterprises. and
one oi the most useful Of all the general officers
from the enemy ,'''' '''"s 'no 'ou'hern s'a'es
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FIRE "A fire Uok place in the
old Foundcry, on Railroad street
last Wednesday right, aboutTtwel6e
o'clock. A portion of the building
was somewhat damaged, but the loss
is not serious. This ia tho first fire
we have had in F,ndlay, for some
time, and, as consequence, onr on.
ergetic Fire Companies have been
suffering from the crust OF inactivi
ty." They were pr mptly on hands,
on this occasion, and performed well
their part.
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DecUxsss.-We are indebted IA
Ar.,P. ID BIgei0v for valuable doc
u~spts, relating to the ststjstics o.
Oaic. ~
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A NDREW COFFINBERRY's ESTATE.
"A Notice Is hereby given, that the sub.
scriber has been appointed by the Probate
on the estate Of Andrew Ooninbsrry, dec assd,
late of said county o. q. @. HAZLE1r.
December 2sth, 1859. -7(3w
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DERsONs WANTING A CHANGE
II OF climate for health, SEQ advertisement
OF Hammonton Lands, In another column.
Nov. rs, l659.-8m '''
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4 LII WANTING FARMS
IA In delightful climate, rich soil, and 90.
cure iro% c. = sss Of
Nov. Is, leSe.-6m ,l..H' p.....
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was appreciated! One good trait OF
character in Southern men, is, they
have no respect for sycophan,s and
tricksters. .i
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THE EARL'S DAUGHTERS

By the Author Of The Red Court Farm. ""The
Rock" tho "HestPr HallwelI' Stories, "The
Six Gray Powders The Diamond Bracelet"
&c, Sc.
In this story. written expressly for THE.
POST, this powerful writer's genius has had
full scope nff 'r,ed II; and wo are able to state,
having read II in manuscript, for II is already
IN hand-that II VIII make n sensation, unless
We arc greatly mistaken, as one OF the most
powerful and interesting stoi les ever publish.
cd.
To enable those unacquainod with TAG Posr
20 judge NJ the richness and variety OF its gen
'crdl contents. we may state thar during the
y ast year we have published novelets. sturiss,
poems. essays X, &c, frum the pens uf the kpl'
lowing gifted writer's:
q. +. X. James, Harry Hewitt.
!, Charles Dickens. Author Of "The Red
4 Alfred Tennyson. Court Farm"
Charles Reade. Author Of"FArm OF
II. W. Longfellow. Four Acres"
Charles Mackay. Grace Greenwood.
wilkie Coll ms. Miss Pardoe.
Dr. o. W. Holmes. Florence Percy.
7. $. Arthur, Nora Perry,
Alexander Dumas. lisa Craig.
Author of "Tht Scout" &c.
John q. Whittier. Amelia h. Edwards.
Owen Meredith. Mrs. NJ. A. Dennison.i
P.J, Bailey, !Author Fanny NJ. Raymond.
of"Festus." Miss Martineau.
Lieut. Ilabersham. IN ..'-
| The Post does not conHne itself, however, Ia
works oil the imagination, Rs so many weeklies
now de-. II generally deyptes u fair portion oil
| its ample space to the NEws OF The WrsE, For.
eign and Domestic, Letters from Paris, to AT
Agricultural Depart ent, TO Bank Note and
Stock Lists, and TO u Weekly and Accurate g
| Price Current Of the Produce Mark cts, &c, Sc
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Nsm advertisements.

The PIoprielors Of the BArURAY EVENING
POST-'the oldest and best of tue Weeklies'-
have the pleasure To- announce to the reading
public, that they have made an exclusive en-.
Igagcment with an Author whose powerful
stories have Of late attracted great attention;
and That they Will open the year ls60 with n
nuvelet written expressly for THE POST, call.
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Master Commissioner,s Sale.

December 23. 1859.
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TIC WfUIt 10 Out tthu cry OF Grra'
is Diana of the Ephesians,' by
craftsmen" who derive their sup
port rom slave, holders The free.
men Of tho country, North and
South, are heartily disgusted at such
trucking. We hear of no such de,
monetrations in rural and agricul,
tural districts, where men are anbi
ased BY pecuniary in:erests.
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DIED.,

Ola the night OF Thursday. Mach 81, IN the 6ath
var 81 hls age, tteT few days indispo sitiOn,
JOIN MARION, a native of Ireland, hut LONG
resident of this city.
His friends ami those of his family are resp ct
fully invI ID Ia attend his funeral to-inorrow sat
urdyJ ming: AT 10 o'clock, from his late resi-
Il nee, on New York, avenue, between 9Th aid 1911
streets.
Do the 81 instant ELIZA BETH, infant daus liter
If Moses asd Mary w. Kelly, aged 51s months.
HeI iunsra. win take pace from the residence OF
Afternoon, At - clock. q.
On Sunday the 9th Of February, at Broad Creek
HARRIET A., wifeof WIN. j. Edelin,, IA the 4sth
year at heT age.
Marlboro Advocate copyl
On the 81 iastanf, SARAH MELVINA, infant
daughter of VIM Il. aud Martha M. Collins.
"Just came to co." . -
At Georxetown, this morning, March 4, SARAE
E,wfe of Levi Davis in the Sth year OF her &c.
Her funeral viii take place from her late Iesidepcs
No. rs Beail street, Georgetown, on saturday
March s. at So o'clock p. IN.
Bait. sun please copy.l
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AUCTION SALES
BY A. GREEN, AuctioneeT-

BY A. GhEEN, Auctioneer
THANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND TOT
" BY viItue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
tllstucs OF Columbia, IN chancery sitting. made in
The cause OF Mary Nj. Williams Theophilus Con-.
neil and others, aud dated the 21d day of January
lgR shall offer at public sale, ON THURSDAY, the
81 day OF March next at o'clock p M, on the prem
isees the east 10 fest of Lot numbered seventeen
7.) in Square numbered fourteen hundred and ffty-
ono, tol) with the improvements thereon, consist
ing OF . three-story frame dwelling house, with
back building attached. n p. : $500 = :
This property is well located in a healthy neigh
borhood, with a pump of water In the yard. The
house Is comparatively new one, conveniently ar
ranged, aud furnished In q manner to correspond.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in three equal
Instruments of II and 10 months, secured by notes
bearing interest from the daN of Sale.
III the terms not complIed with within FIVE day s
after the sale the property will he resold ON one
weeks notice, at the risk and expense Of the pur-
chaser. A. LLOYD, Trustee.
10 8-eo&ds GREEN, Auct'r.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
same place and hour
mar A. GREEN, Anct'r.
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LOCAL NEWS.

II THE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS or LETTERS
REMAINING IN The WASHINGTON CRY Posr OFFICE
UNDER TIE PROVISIONS or THE LAW DIRECTING
IHEN TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEsr CIRCULATION WITHIN The DELIVERY
OF The OFFICE ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED N THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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4 COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
L HAVE thIs day associated with me j. RICHaRu
RURROUGHS, n nd will do business ia the style Of
SMOOr Bti RROUGHS,
No no Rrid..e .treet lienrg..tnyzI, ID 4,

TITAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF RE-
turning Ia my numerous customers IN the District
and the adjoining counties of Mary land and Vir
GINA many thanks for the patronage they have be-
slowed upon me for several years and mo respect
fully ask a continuance of the same for the now
hru assuring them that every effort will be made 10
serve all cash ami prompt customers with the most
desirable goods ut the very lowest prices.
ar All persons who e accounts have been rem
defrd and yet remain unpaid. will oblige me by
making Immediate settlement 10y cash OF note at n
short date. JOHN III. SMOOT.
Georgetown, March ], 1852. mar lot
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON r. To- MoRROW

BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
" Books, STATIONERY, MATCHES AND JEwLLRY,
&c-On THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, st store
Ofce. shall sell, great variety Of Gold and Sill
Der Watches, Chains, Jewelry in sets, Lockets,
Fan.ss' c Ssuas' &c. Also, Boots, stationery and
ISSuery And other useful goods. -
Sade VIII be continued Every Evening this week.
np-W j. c. MCGUIRE Il CO, Aucts.
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NARSHAI.'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of her
lNl faciaS issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the District Columbia for the county
of Washington, and to me directed, will expose To
public sale, for CASH, in front of the Courthouse
door of said county, on FRIDAY the 18th day of
March xt l89, at II o'clock IN, the follow ng de-
scribed property, To wit, viz All defendants right
title, claim and interest in and to part of Lot No Is
in Square No. 81 beginning at the southwest corner
Of said lot and running thence north ~ feet thence
east ~ feet to the point of beginning in the city Of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of Robert U. Dudley, and will be
sold to satisfy JudIcias It's, January term, 1859,
Reed, Brother 4 Co, use Of James Martin ct al. VS.
Robert u. Duey. w. SEI.DEN. Marshal
fe lots for the District of Columbia.
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Financial.

NEW NcRK, March 4.-Stocks generally ere
steady, L. $. SIS Of ls74, lOok, closing arm; Chi
cago and Rock Island 81; Cumberisnd Coal Co
~; Illinois Central shares 69a; do. bonds sQks
s9A; New York Central 81; PENNSYLVANIA Coal
Co. 81 Reading 49x; CantoBs % 4 Virginia 6's
e6S; Missouri 6's So.
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FUTURE DAYS

By WALL d BARNARD, Auctioneers.
BUasPPfR4lISSSS L LOT III Mo ME FIRST WkRpAT
will SELL Lot No. II, in square No. u, frenISs SS
teet on 18th street west and running hack 100 leei
Title perfect. Terms cash.
N. b; Instead ofon the PROMISES, viii sell the
above Lot the premises of aud the sale of Lon
No. 5, in Square No. 4, at the northeast corner.
formed by the intersection of PennsylvsnIa avenue
m mar Its WALL 4 BARNARD, Auct..
By j. c. Mcguire & CO., AuctIoneers.
ScorRT OF VERY ExTESsivE sTock OF SUFEEISs
MPRS1NGS I&Gs Mach IT, at 10 6eGsP, At the Vine
and Liquor Store ofthe late John II. Buthmann, on
aud st6 streets we shalt sell by catalogue all Of bis
stock of superior Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, CON-
prising-
Mnnn's Imperial and Cabinet, Royal Rouse,
Hreen seal, heldSllck, Bonche, NJ. Peray,
And other favofite brands in quarts and pints.
Very, superior Pale and Dark Brandy, in wood and
glass.
Ama9tillsdo, Brown, fine Pale, Duff Gordon, and
Old RsseFy rye and TIa.a Medeiras.
Chateau, Leovilie, st. Estepfe,
And other clarets' in { Ei1ts and quarts
Extra Superior and Gibson Whskeys, in wood and
About 1890 genuine and superior Havana Cigars,
Together with Jamaica Rum, Gin,
Scheldam Schnapps, Curacao,
Absynthe, Annesette Cordial, Kerchwassa,
Scotch and Irish Whisky. AIrack Bitters,
Pure Spirits Vinegar, Young's Ale,
London Brown Stout, Scotch Ale,
Olive Oil, &c.
The whole forming very extensive stock Of
choice goods, the reputation Of which is too well
known to need comment.
Also, a superior Herring Iron safe, Counters
Shelving, Casks, Measures &c.
Terms; Si9and under cash; over that sum credit
OH and months for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
bearing interest
p. :. The customers Of the late Mr.. Buthmann
eau be supplied at private sae until the day of sale
satangm"s NAV be obtained at the counting roc m
of the auctioneers. :
A. f.. BUTHMANN. Admin'x
m Id McI.IrIR A. Ar,nA
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DANIEB z. UTGTEsS,
fe 18-w6w Agent and Attorney for the Owner

TNRESTEE'S SALE.-By authority Of de I'll Of
i trust from Rachel Waugh aud others, dated the
l8th March, 1855, the subscriber, all the interest of
said Rachel Waugh: and William A. Waugh and
WIFI. Anna Maria Waugh, John Ross and wife
George w. Cooley and wife, aud John =. Waugh,
"a and to the following property, will be sold at
ton the 18th day of March next, at 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon, in front of the premises, viz: That
parcel If ground ia Georgetown beginning on the
south line of Bridge street. at the corner of the
brick house lately owned by John Mountz, AID run
ming thence with Bridge street west u feet, thence
south 81 feet 10 feet-wIde aley running from JEFF
rrsnn street, thence east IL feet TO the property of
SAID Mnuntz, and thence north 81 feet to the begin
ming, with the dwelling house thereon.
Terms: $3.50 cash, and the residue at six and
twelve months notes bearing interest, and deed Of
trust the premises u secure them. III the terms
of sale not complied with within three days, the
property will be reSod on seven days public notice,
f. 7-2aw4w SAM'L CROPl.EY, Trustee
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nor RENT-The twO-stOry BRICK HOUSE,
i situated on 81 street, in GeoTgetown, containing
rooms, cellar, smoke house, pump Of good wa
ter, eister, stable, aud garden of choice fruit
trees and flowers. Possession given immediately.
Apply To Mrs. NJ. SHOEMAKER, High street,
above WeSt street. J-enNt
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EoR SALE-A very desirable DWELLING
HOUSE IN Georgetown, situated on. Gay ST.,
between 'ireen and Montgomery. Apply, for infor-
nation, at Si5 10Th street, between and X. Wash
lngtOn. mar 4-lws
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

= EEERAI, FURNIS ROOMS TO RENT,
- with or without use Of Kitchen, on 18th street,
No. %'2, between f. and + streets. Terms moderate.
mar 4-eo3t+
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IIustees OF lhe UHIOH tsuIIuIIlg lkssOcIallOh,
ofGeorgptown.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of fer
Nl facias issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
of Washington, and to me directed, will expose to
public SALE for CASH, IN front of the Court house
March, 1859, at IL M, the following described prop
erty to wit, viz: All Defendant right title, claim,
and interest in and to Lot No. q in Square No S8,
fronting % feet on III street north in the city OF
Washington, ID. c., together with all AID gular
the improvements thereon seized and levied upos
as the property of Samuel Nj. Knight, and Wilt be
sold to satisfy Judicias No loo, to October term,
1859, w. L. Dove, use of ThOs. Brown, use of Geo.
Poe, Jr., VS.. Samuel NJ. Knight.
w. SEI.DEN, Marshal
fa 70 for tha STR tofC Col
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d. HAMMACK'S RESTAURANT, No
Al nd NNilla rds, Intal Rlnck- r

I ID. HAMMACK'S RESTAURANT, No. 24
v. and 206 Willards' Hotel Block,
three doors west of the main entrance ~f
to the Hotel. Penn. avenue. This ]H1k
old and ell-established house is at kSa&1n1k
present one of the best kept houses Of :,
the Kind in this country, where may be had at al
times the most hsn dsome assortment of all kinds of
SAMbE Fish 9iS IL and R9PPRFtkS sSkKhi
EMS; Bar MEAT from the extreme West;
VENtSON from the mountain tops ENGLISH
PHEASANTS from across the Atlantic TER
RAPINS that cannot he equalled; in fact, pains
or ex pense has been spared To make this house the
true Representation Of the prncely hotel that il ad
Joins. The stock of CHAMPAGNES and BRAN
DIES challenges competition; also, large asserts
and in glass. = ||.'--' - = -
IL My celebrated cook, Mr.. Johnsing, will as
usual serve up those Terrapin Stews, for which he
Offers to risk his color that they beat the world but
to be satisfied Of the fact give me call. T. -
III DO not make q mistake, but drop in az SD4
and an Penn. aveuue.' - r,ar ISIS
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DOR RENT OR SAI.E-iIOIlSE No. 4R Ma
Il sachnSettS avenue, between 4th and 5lh streets
rooms beside bathroom. pa ssage and dry cellar.
lnguire of f.. b. BARRETT, at Wrndelrs printing
Office. mar4Iws
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By WALL a BARNARD. Auctioneers-

DIV :" ALL q bhhNAhD, AUcIIOnebTs.
TRUSTEES SAIE.-By virtue of a deed oftrust
Il from Cynthia b. Mason and others to u.s. dated
March 81, 1857. and of record, will offer at public
euctiOn. on MONDAY, the 4th day Of A pril next ON
the premises at O'Clock p all that lot of ground
in Washington city known aud described as Lot
No. eight g. in Square No seventy three (7S with
the improvements, consisting of a good two-story
Frame House.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. the spot, and approved notes
to be given for the balance in two ua ments
at and Il months, with interest. Should the pur-
chasVRfa to comply with the terms of sale, the
property may be struck off to the next loves bidder
resold at the risk and of the first purchaser
at the option OF the Trustees, after weeks no.
tice. WALTER :. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees of the Union Building Association,
of(ieOrgptown.
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I ASTGRAND DAY p. rforn ance Russian War
IL Odd Fellows Hall, Tomorrow, O'Clock. 1t
= ii + w n 6 t . b A C o.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT

In putting up
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Messrs. f.. GOODWIN q
BRO, of New YORK CITY.
TOBACCO, ofthe BEST QUALITY is selected,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL. and PATENT
PRESSED.
Tho great advantages of this over other brands
consist In the size ofthe packages rendering it more
convenient to carry in the pocket, and by being
PRESSED SOLID it keeps MOIST and FRESH,
and improves in quality it is used while in other
brands, soon the package is opened, the quail
ty rapidly DETERIORATES-the tobacco grow
ing dry-and ttering the pocket, to the great annoy
ance of the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine
Cut Tobacco undergoos in the process of manufac-
ture, frees it from all grit impurities objection
able in tho use of Plug Tobacco. Chewers will do
well to give the Patent Pressed trial. and Judge for
themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, who receive il
direct from the Manufacturers.
T.. GOODWIN d BRO,
r.
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IrISH WHARF FOR RENT.
MAYORS OFFICE, 4
GEORGETOWN, ID. G., Feb. u, 1859.
Scaled proposals viii he received at this Office
until the Ist Monday in March ext, for the RENT
ING OF THE FISH WHARF. lin Georgetown, for
the term of one year therefrOm; possession to I've
given when the full price of the annual rent is paid
into the treasury of the town.
IL 25-7t II. X. CRAWFORD, Mayor
BOSTON ICE!-BOSTON ICEm
j UST RECEIVED, Bills of laden of I ,OOJ tons SUI
perior BOSTON ICE, now on the way aud daily
no in house, my stock-in point guam
tity and quality, equal to any in the District.
determine to spare neither pains, labor, or means
TO furnis the public at all times, with pure art-
ce on the most re Sonable terms. :. 80.
All orders left with the drivers of my wagons,
(maTked "Godey's Ice, or at my office, corner of
meet with prompt attention.;
fe 24-lm WALTER Cooley.
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FSSF RkT REFSTRRIBgTW59NNrEERR5I 6fIs8sR
DRAWINGS, CHR oMo-I.iTHoGRAPhS and
PHoToGRyAPHS: either Framed o. sless9sly
drawing to take place on TUESDAY, ETyyEb!NSINe,
Fine Art Gallery, SIS Pa. avenue,
fe I6-tf between 9th and 10th streets.
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tNOR RENT-A small HO L n. in the First Ward,
on VI street, near lSth. Apply To PARKER X
SPAEDING. mar 4-Ns
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DRY GOODS FOR 1850.
SPRING SHAIIIES and DrCAl.S,
SPRING VALENCIASa and PARIS PLAIDS,
Sa pieces SPRING CHINTZ.
CH1NTZ BRII.IIANTS& PERSIAN CLOTHS
With MANY other desirable STYLES Of SPRING
DRESS GOODS, all Of which will be sold ct the
WILLIAM r.. RILEY,
mar 2-lm corner 9Th St, opPo. Centre MARKET
DATENT CARPET SWEEPER, the most Ase-
Il full invention of the age. Call at LAMMONDo.
7th street, and see its operation. mar $50
DURE OLD RYE WHISKY for Medicinal use;
Il Price 81 per gallon, or 81 cents per bottle mai
versaly conceded by all persons who have tined ~ TO
be the best and purest Whisky in this market, az
any price. EDWARD HALL.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Wines,
Liquors and Family 0roceries,
f. 25-eo1Nt No. 40, opposite Centre Market.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS

an HAND AND FOR SALE-A large stock Of
" HORSE FEED, all descriptions: Also, prime
CORN MEAL. and FLOUR f; and n large number
of No. CANARY BIRDS, the prettIest lot ever
off, red for sale in the District-go6d singers.
A. II. BOUCHER.
No. y Market Space, west side,
mar 4-lw Georgetown.
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