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Wildwood Celebration.

By invitation Of the "Nclson l;iiemen, "
the Clarke Cavalry" and Clarke Guards
celebrated with them. the 22nd, in Wildwood,
on Tuesday last, There was very large
concourse Of citizens, ladies and gen
tlemeu: and the celebration did honor Il
that royal community. The Farewell Al,
dress was read BY DR.. Hay and az appro,
pirate address delivered nv W. y. kenner-
IL, esq. Then after some parade the rs.
sembluge sat down to bountilul collation.,
after which toasts appropriate were offered,
and responded to ~ Messrs. i. T. Nelson,
Dr. Hay. w. y. Nelson, Beverly Randolph,
Mason Anderson, Dr. Tucker and Alex.
Parkins.
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The New Jersey Railroad.

TeExroy, Feb, = The Central Railroad
extension bill having passed both Houses,
only awaits the signature Ct the Governor t.
become Il law.
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a DISTRESSING ANNOUNCEMENTS During
the session Of the House yesterday, We hear
that Col. keit,, IT 5. T., received Geographic
dispatch calling him instantly T. Florida,
where his brother had been murdered Wy
some Of his negroes. The murdered man
was at the time i'll IN bed, and his throat
was cut by ono OF more negroes, whom he
had not long before purchased. They were
from some one Of the northern slaychoIdlng
States, probably sold South under that
most reprehensibe provision u the laws q
Maryland and Virginia, authorizing that
disposition to be made, ID many eases, II
murderers, incendares. thieves, &c, who
are slaves VAST Star of Saturday.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Later from California.

ST. LOUIS. Feb 24.-The overland mail
Of the 9th has arrived. Gen. Denver had
commenced the canvass in opposition 10 DR..
Gwin, as United States Senator.
New quicksilver mines have been opened
since the closing of the Almaden mines, and
tons of silver ore are in en- route TO San
Francisco for assay.
MALoY's STATION, Feb. 24-The Over
land Mail coach, with regular San Francisco
dates to the Sd inst, and Geographic dates
to the 4th, arrived here this afternoon.
The Board OF Supervisors Of San Francis
60 had offered to donate to the State Il
square of ground, and erect thereon State
House worth Sl50,0OO provided the seat OF
government be removed from Sacramento TO
San Francisco
Senator Latham purposed leaving for
Washington per the steamer which was to
leave San Francisco on the Sth inst
1t is stated that Capt. Jarboe's Company
of Mounted Rangers, numbering 20 men,
had killed about 200 Indians, and taken as
many more prisoners, within few months
in Mendocino county, the northwest portion
of the State. Not one Ranger was killed OF
the Company. Capt. Jarboe has carried on
this Indian hunting voluntarily, without au
thority from the State or Federal Govern
ment
Ex-Governor Weller has been chosen by
the different wings Of the Democratic par
~ AS candidate to head the delegation to
the Charleston Convention.
The principal portion of Forbestown, in
Battle county, was destroyed by fire on the
18th. The loss amounted to $4,000.
The second session Of the Pacific Railroad
Convention will be held at Sacramento, com
mencing on the 9th instant
A wire suspension bridge, $50 feet long,
has been com leted over Mololuna river, a.
Poverty bar.
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The Lost Steamship Hungarian-Three Hun
dred and Sixty Passengers Drowned.

HALIFAX, Feb. 25.-The clearance Of the
Hungarian has been found. She had 500
passengers. Nune of the names have yet
been obtained.
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SOLUBLE AMM0NIATED
pryCcpITAnTr EUhIyN

EFADE of Guanos of DIRECT MPORTATiON, and
IHA under the personal supervision and direction
of DIR. r. H. S1ABLER, Chemist, of this city.
This fertilizer we confidently recommend rs
tho most permanent and cheapest yot offered to
the public. Being composed OF No. / PERuFiAN
and SoMBRERo GUANos, OF our own dlrect lmPor-
tatfon, VIZ WARRANT IT ~ EVERY RESPECT
The Sombrcro Guano, before being mixed, is rem
dered ilmediateiy SOLUBLE, by tile addition Of sui
pburic acid This treatment is universally recon.
mended bv the most eminent Agricultural Chem
lists Without it, the action Of the two GuanoS
when mixed is not simultaneous, and consequent.
" comparatively inefficient
This is the ONLY mixture of the Ammonlated
and Phosphate GUANOS we know Of yet offered
TO the Agricultural community, IL = REALLY
SOLUBLE form.
Price $50 per ton Of 1000 lbs.
Alexandria feb Scott F0WLE 4 GO.
-FeWLE 4 CO., Alexandria, Va,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL
| KINDS OF
FERTILIZERS,
Have now on hand, and will continue to receive
direct tol, the lslaads their usual full supply Of
NO. / PERUV WAN GUAE0.
Also
sOMgRER0 GUAE0,
Direct from the Island Of Sombrcro. They are
sole agents for this article in this city.
They have also on hand,
COLUMBIAN GUANO.
A. A. and 4. MEXICAN GUANO.
ELIDE ISLAND, 81
CALIFORNIA 6UANO.
JARVIS ISLAND, Or
AMERICAN GUANO.
AFRICAN uuANO.
All Of which they are prepared Il furnish, AS
heretofore, al as low rates they Gun be had il
any IN trkpt Il the country.
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NOTICE m FARMERS.

MARINERS visiting Alexandria y purchase
/ FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SEED ;,
GUANOS, &C., &C. are invited 70 give rs ! call.
On hand at al times, i large and well selected
stock Of GOODS, which win be sold a the lowest
market prices. Every article sold shall " Is re-
presented. Orders by mail will receive our prompt
and personal attention.
GbS No. Is, King street.
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asa MEETING OF THE wHIG AND

nas- GEO. w. BRENT will be supported for
the Office Of Corporation Attorney, at the election
to take place March 9th, by
feb 27-dteS MANY NOIEhS.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY y n M.nnpmInK- Arcr1nNrrn

BY T. II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ Pursuant 10 a decree Of tho County Court Of
Alexandra County Va, Of the 9th day Of June,
1852 IN the suit OF knchcloo IL Bruin, plaintiffs,
against Thomas Coyle aud others, defendants, the
subscriber, as Commissioner for the purpose, viii
offer for sale, at. public auction in front Of the
Mayor Office ia the city of Alexandri;,, Virginia
o., Saturday tie 3lst day 81 MGrcb, 1860, al II
o'clock, NJ, the following property;
TRACT OF LAND, III the County of Prince
William, Va, ~ the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, near its intersection with Bull Run,
containing about 227 ACRES and % POLES
being the same tract OF land which was conveyed
By Wilmer Mclean, and others, to George ID.
EOwle, and by the latter conveyed to said Coyle-
the exact metcs aud bounds OF which can be ascer-
tanned by consulting either Of said oonyeyauces.
About 70 acres Of this land is in cultivation, has
boon highly improved, aud i very productive
The remainder is in wood OF fine growth, which
BY its proximity to the Railroad, eau be readily
converted into money. There is the place
large aud commodiouS Barn and stable, nearly
new, aud built in the best manner.
TERMs-Ien per centum Of the purchase mo-
ney to be paid in cash the balance in three equal
iustalments, al six, twelve, and eighteen months
from the day Of sale, the deferred payments to be
secured By She bonds OF the purchaser, with good
personal security, bearing interest from date, and
the title Oe retained till the purchase money Is
fully paid !. FERGUSON BEACH,
feb 27-eots Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Pur-uaut to a de-
Y cree Of the Circuit Court II Fauquicr County,
pronounced Oh the oath day 81 September 1859,
III the case Of Embry, &C., 81 Embry, &C., ! viii
offer for sale upon the premises a public auction,
IL the highest bidder 81 TbWsaug, ne 23yd day
III FeJruurg 1860 j certain tract or parcel Ot
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ALBEmARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JOINS WOoD, IT., Secretary.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S2o8, $40 03
CHARLOTTESVILLE, W.
". I. EARLY, President.

ions WooD, IT., Secretary.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S20s, $40 03.
TAKES FIRE RISKS III town aud country,
ana sulicits i continuance III the liberal pat
ronage heretofore bestowed. The business trans
actions are conducted upon the most liberal prn
ciplcs, and It's obligations promptly met.
JAMES 5. ROGERS, Agent
feb n eolmif ~. ! South Wharyes.
OTICE.-At 4 meeting d Tie Board ~
~ President amt Directors II the Manassas
Can Railroad Company. this 9Th day u Iebrm-
ry 1860, the following order was passed:
"Orlercd, That the Secretary il hereby instruc-
ted 10 give notice, that 4 general meeting u the
Stockholders will b. held ii the city Of Alexandria,
ga Friday The 9th day NJ March next. for The
purpose or taking into consideration the law pass
"a At thr present scssion II the Legislature in
terence t. this Company
EDWARD GREEN Secretary
feb l6 III Rockingham papers copy.l
IA DWELLING HOUSES FOR SALE
- The undersigned il authorized to sen At pri-
vate sale, TWO DESIRABLE II w ~ TORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES situated oil the
south side III Cameron street. between Alfred and
Patrick streets. one ot which j. AZ present occu-
pied TN Mrs. Mary :. Masso the other by Mr.
John H. parrott Each house contains gus and
water, and has i brick stable IN the rear, 81 -
feet alley
Price moderate Terms, one third casR-bal-
ancu III equal payments, at one nni two years,
with interest. " ~ lEAION,
dec l9-eotf Attorney Tor Wm. Wheeler.
RIEGWO0D FEMALE SCHOOL,
AUBURN n ~, FAIQUIEk COUNTY, VA.
rVHE duties III this SCHOOL viii rccommence
February lst, 1860 For particulars address
PRINCIPAL D. A. MlLLIGAN,
Auburn, FauQuier county, Va.
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C o M NJ e r CT al
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb 25.--Flour closed active and
frm-Howard street $3.50, an advance OF l2tci
Ohio is held at S5.37 Wheat closed quiet and
steady-white $1.45@ Sl.50; red 1900 l35c.- :
Corn closed duh and heavy-white esq zoe; yell
low 7U@73c. Pork closed steady--mess SlS@
slS.25. Lard closed active at lOl@lle. Wits
key closed dull and nominal al 24Gc.
New York Feb. 25.--Flour is huoyant State
S5l5@S5.25 Ohio S5,S5@S6; Southern $3.50
1915. Wheat is buoyant; Western white 5 l.5O--
Corn is quiet; white and yellow SO@S3c. Pork is
firm; new mess siS.4O@S1S,50 Lard is steady
at l05@ll4c. Whiskey is duh at 23lc. Stocks
are heavy; Va 6s %: Mo. 6'S S04c.
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a - 4 Z l..
- PGoiiC SAFE, = ,Ic n'snexI ~ ~ ,on6
"a ITE SEIoSp "a ,, W. SAh TdrS iooo
nsrts 4 lots hereinafter mentioned, situated.
WING ana being Ii Georgctcwp. u. q. II 81
many thereof !. NAV be NECESSARY u satisfy mo
CORPORATION u. a.. for Taxes due Oh them respec-
lively. for the wears annexed. with costs ami
charges. Sale 10 commence al IL o'clock, M
Terms cash.
~ "h0m AsseS'e"' en- ASses'm V AaASs'
James Clagetts heirs,
Lot ~, =. j. 4, 4 Dr..
addition 90 feet front,
north side Bridge St.. 1855 Sl75 Il 10
D.. do. 10. 40. 40 ......... 1857 Sl75 J SIT
Do. DO 10. DO. o., cX-
penses Of former sales l9t
Do. -. -. DO 5o.'. . 1928 SI'' 'zt
~. ~. 10 o. 40 front
1907 taA'.'. ,.',.'.......'. o' oo
~. 40. do. az. do'' front
1901 taH,,''..,'''..,..
Ellzaoe'h Dunlop = r.
lot o. Peters square,
~ ieeI y, n''....'...'... ,,eo aeoo ss
NoIih sue y inter- street 1870 ~"
~. 10 ~ uo'
front foot taX.......... ~ w
ID. 10. 40. DO,
"o"' ~ ~ I -, SUFEFLr Col,octor
III IaEe I.s- losg
,,o,r,..,,,, y 4 AL, ts Iowr2v
-.,,..,7,,s,,.'....,
= HLRlff : oALE.-by virtue ~ warrant VI
- distress issued ~ iaVor u JoAn vest lot rent
vi. henry bLohahaem VII oueI lor sale "
auction, " tRIDAl, the W IN " KIN
DAY VI FEBROARl, 1901, Al ~ o'clock, rs
the northwest corner u King and Fairfax streets,
D large stock 81 READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting % Coats Pants, Vests and many other
articles y wearing apparel; ass me hAtures, 80
therein, belonging 70 SAID BIohdhaein, ~ - inueh
a will be necessary 70 satisfy SAID warrant
Terms cash 4. ~ CaSILEMaN, N Z.
feb l4-dts ,,
lsg~ ne above SAFE = postponed ahtA IL 80
DAl, hluhlh n MhkCh, at mo same hou1
ami place =. ~ CAST LYMAN N ?.
feb 24--dts
r%H DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.-Ths
h,a undersigned i authorized 10 sell at private
saTe, i desirable THREE STORY NEW BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. fitted IN IN GOOD modern
style. including Gus and water situated on PAYNE
street. between Duke ana Prince streets. This
,ror,rt,, Ill, ~ bor,,bt In, ia cosb Tfpot snlt
II nrivate saIe IN The NINETEENTH MARCH,
Il an man i. offered at pubIic sale Person.
wishing to purchase viii apply u
JOHN 7. JOHNSON
feb 6-dts Corner Union d. and Fayette Alley.
,>,,n,IC.s,,,.oy, urnot.> T,Nn
~ II * tNrn nTS
= hocSi@ 80. go ltoi.' 49,
ue',eo = W I"ou'' -, 4 i'ouu0""' = 'TV u
~ laN' tGiu' loc'oTe'' 81 y " yaSe =
III" =. nasea'n, 'ne IuG
sloho'' n"Gu W ~ a. puoS1T
Y ~ mag - .,SHonP ~ w ~ III
II = -, = &c - - :, III 60, ~
i Sr o i hat ~ rery TSITRBLF FARM called
,1 Il ~, 1, -,
II -. NJ, ,r III C.,r, NV,
Smokers Gap Turnpike, and adjoining The lands
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AIM a &C. 1856
MARINE LIST.
II ~ = y = = = ----------
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures %


ARRIVED.
Schr Industry, Deadly, Msttox, corn to Geo.
II. Robinson.
SAILED.
Schr. Gazelle, Talent, Baltimore by Fowle 4
Co.
Schr. Susquehanna, Balkins, Baltimore, by ). n.
Harper i Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Village Gem, hence at Somerset, I'D inst.
with loss of jib, and other sails split, having eXpe-
rieuced very heavy weather.
Schr David j. Bower, Atcherson, from ProVI-
dence. for this port, was at Newport 23d inst
Schr Mary Anna, Gibbs, hence at Providence
23d, to load for Wareham.
ms-A MEETING OF THE WHIG AND
AMERICAN PARTY will be held at LlbEkl
HALL, ON MONDAY EVENING, the 9th IN
slant, ut u o'clock, for the purpose of nominating
candidates to fill the various Municipal Offices
None but the party are invited to be present
feb 24-3t&
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'airfaX county, FEB lO-eots


BY T. NJ McCORNICK-AUcTl
HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ii The undersigned las Trustee appointed
tor the purpose,) will sell at IL o'clock, 81, on
SATURDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH OF FEB
81 RUARY, in front Of the Mayors Office 4
E!i HOUSE and LOT, situated on the Northwest
corner OF Queen aud St. Asaph streets, and known
as the ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY. Said pro-
perty extends So feet II inches on St. Asaph ~,
and On Queen street. 70 the line Of the three-story
house adjoining.
TERMs-One fifth cash, the balance IN two
equal payments at and months, 70 be secured
~ the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from dae-the title to be retained till the purchase
money i fully paid.
feb s-eotd L. L. BROCKETT, Trustee.
5a,s- The above sale has been postponed %
SATURDAY, the THIRD Of MARCH, at same
hour and place. f. J.. BROCKETT, Trustee.
feb 24--eotd
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TOLLECTOR'S SALE.-Will be exposed q
~ public sale, - the highest bidder, on FRI
DAY, THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH, 1860,
ii the Town House, the following LOTS and
parts Of LOTS. hereinafter mentioned, situated,
lying, ana being in Georgetown, y. O. y -
many thereof, a. may be necessary 10 satisfy tho
Corporation ID. c., for Taxes due Oh them respec-
lively, for the years annexed, with costs AMI
charges. Sale 70 commence al u o'clock, M
Terms cash.
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POTATOES.-We have a fur
thsr supply Of these superior Potatoes.
= WM. II. F0WLE 4 SON,
e. >. No. South Wharyes
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c.pDpN srrn, GARDEN SEED ! |!

WE HAVE just received large stock OF GAk;
w DEN SEED, which we 'o"Fr""jresa an"
oenuiae, and viii be sold low. ,Dpxrp
s,h % Seed Store, No. %, King st.
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EDWARD GREEN, Secretary.
ltd Rockingham papers copy.
RIEGWoon FEMALE sCHOOL.

AUBURN 4. ~, FAUQIIEk COUNTY, VA.
rINHE duties Vi this SCHOOL, viii rccommence
4 February lst, $50, Fer particulars address
Principal. D. A. MILLIGAN,
Auburn Fauouier county, Va.
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Louloun county, jan y eodtsdlc

MISERABLE FARM FOR SALE offer ior
- sale my FARM, containing about $50 ACRES
OF LAND in Fairfax County, beautifully stua
ted on the line ot the Orange Alexandria Rail-
road one mile from Burke's station, fourteen from
Alexandria, aud seventeen trsm Washington
There are about 50 acres heavily Timbered, tori
ginal growth Immediately on the Railroad, AMI
the remainder well Set in Grass and in good State
90, of cultivation Tie Improvements consist ~
4:# i COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, new
Grauary and Corn house, and all other necessary
out. houses. There II we'll Of fine water in tho
yard. The situation j. high and heathy one,
commanding All extensive AMI beautiful view oS
the surrounding country For further iniorma-
ton, apply 10 Mr.. Marshall ID Eurke's Station,
who will show the land - any one wanting q
purchase, aud Tor terms u sale, apply 70 Burke &
Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
UPTON ii. HERBERT
q ~. r. 7
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UPTON II. HERBERT.
Fairfax county, Va, sep l4-eotf

/ OFFER FOR SALE the residence Of the ata
i Dr Robert Wexford located one nile frsn
Brandy Station, Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
81 The HOUSE Is large and osnmOdious
LII with six or eight ACRES OF LAND attach
ed, and all necessary out buildings
The situation Is well suited for ! professional
gentleman one living in city, ADD desiring
pleasant and healthy country residence
WM. n. WEXFORD.
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SCARCITY OF VEssELs.-We are informed
that vessels are much wanted to freight Coal
from this port for Northern and Eastern
ports. Freights are good, and large
number of vessels would be taken up at
once
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The SOLDERING CADErs.-The appearance
upon the streets, on Saturday morning last,
of the corps of Cadets, which has recently
been organized at the Alexandria Boarding
School of Col. Kemper, attracted much at
tention The new Corps were out on a dress
parade, in command Of Captain Delaware
Kemper assisted by Y. Vinson lst Lieut.;
r. c. Johnson, ID Lieut.; r. 5. Walker, H..
Wright, c. McLanahan, and Y. Ashby, Ser
geants. They wore hunting shirt of red
flannel, black cloth pants, and a fatigue cap,
and made neat show.
The dress parade was principally devoted
to the Shanghai drill, in which the con-
slant exercise that the Corps have under
gone for some time past, has rendered 1t
quite proficient. The Company moves, even
in run, with precision and uniformity
which is as creditable to the Cadets, as TO
their preceptor. This drill is one Of the
finest methods of training the body to east
ness and celebrity of motion, that has ever
been introduced, and is, withal, fine GYM
nastic exercise.
Wherever the Company moved, crowd
attended upon them, and from all quarters
came praises Of their soldierly bearing
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SoUp HoUsE.-Mr. Thomas Wilmington
acknowledges the receipt of the following
contributions to the Soup House fund by
Lady, S.; &c. F. L." 50.
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The New EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF WASH
iScroN, is daily visited by hundreds of per-
sons. most of whom give it the benefit of
their best critical examination The circu-
lar pavement enclosing the reservation, OF
iers unusual advantages to the critics, since
the Statue can be conveniently viewed from
every point of the compass, and at dis
lance quite satisfactory for the purpose
We believe the Statue is liked the better the
more it is viewed, and that Mr.. Mills will
be found to have greatly increased his repu-
tation by it's production. Improvement IN
the general effect and especially in the ex-
preston of Washington's face, which is now
to great measure lost under the glare OF
the new metal. will come by the action OF
the weather on the material Of the Statue
Nat. Int.
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CtOAL.-I have on hand and am constantly re-
~ ceiying, ANTHRACITE COAL Of the best
qualities, for family use CUMBERLAND COAL,
from the Frostburg Mines, by the cargo. carload,
single ton. Factories furnished with the run Of
mine, at lowest rates. Apply to
noyS-H d. B. SMITH, Queen st. Wharf
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
100 onO FEET ASSORTED LUMBER,
iUU.UUU now on hand. Will deliver on the
Railroad at sl.25. No bills furnished under 800
feet. Nbh"o,, :"
Gu,nerer G.. H.. feb 24-eo3t&
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~ whom Assessed. Year Asscssm't Taxes.
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CUGAR.--5 hhds. prime new crop New orleans
- Sugar, for sale by ,,o
feb 81 j. n. NAM III. I" ~ w.
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"a VESSELS WANTED.-Vessels wanted
asl.I FOR freights in the Bay. Highest rates, and
dispatch given. Apply to ,,,ru
feb 27-dlw II. u. cMl IL
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A PpLES-I0O bbls. New York apples, tor
n sale by }. n, HAhFEh d w.
feb 81
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