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VERY VALUABLE FARMON Thu ROCK
TON, AT AUCTToS.-On WEDNESDAY,. March
2ist instant at z oc ook, we Will sell, on the prem
pne OF the beat Farms N the nelghborhnod of
miles Distant and four from George'own, being the
improved a fJw ears ego by John q. Nick eden,
AID is In every respect most desirable fsrrn. be
Ing uHeQuied In tn productiveness of the sol and
tia eautilal lay of the land. The tract contains
Is a,res, and has at great expense been
thHTd ughly u derdi aimed, SUBSIDIZED liz ed, and
he marured, and any part oft will row weld
T Thd ut manure ten barrels ofccrn TO the acre.
u<ualiy valuable, there b. ing four Lood barns be-
les one large one OF 6S by 100 feet and large or
chsrd. The dwelling house lis pisin but comfort
witn dep dry cellar, besides back buiing, with
KIT ;he n and three good sleeplsg rOOms. There is
house and fields, AMI the fence are n arIy new.
Terms beTa., and made X own AT So q.
mar I'D BARNARD& RIICkEN auct,-s
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NJ NEW SPRING GOODS. :
SOM Hecelslng large supplies, in handsome
ess 0oods, With full assortment of re aeral sta
PIE goods for famiy consumption an a the low n
Prices; j. w. COLLEY CO.
mai o-|N 923 nth ST., above Pa. ay,
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Ry WALL BARNARD. Auctioneers

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
EXECUTOR'S SAL E.-RosEwoop Piano,
P.Rco9 kSP MtEaSsAsY
PLATED WkRE BRocATELLE AND LACE CURTAINS
M MSkS
ING, 18TH inst at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the
Si and st eas capo
BIS b HousshSld Furniture, Sc comprising
Rosewood Parlor Suite, upholstered in Green and
Ma oxany PaTiOr Suite, large French Plate Mirror,
Brocatelle and Lace CnrtaIns,
Bronze French CLOCK aud Candelabras to match,
Oil Paintings, Mantcl Ornaments,
Fine Enslsh Pist-d Tea Sets Cake Baskets, Salts,
Mahogany SideboaTd' Marble top, Centre, Exten-
Cottage Sets eD Wanut H Bedstesds, "'
Wardfobes, Washstands,
Cur!ed Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Pillows, BOlsters, and Bedding, Wood,
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers and other Chamber
China, Gas and Crockery Ware,
Excellent Cow, Saddle and Bride,
Terms: So and under cash; over that sum a.
credit Of g. and days. Tor approved endorsed notes
n. B:-The House for rent. inquire Of the Auc-
THOMAS GALLIGAN, Executor.
mar7d WALL B.RNARD Auc;s.
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
TRCSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of q decree Of
the Orphans Court. tconhrmed by the Circuit
Court OF the District of Columbia, county OF WASH
Samuel Leishear, deceased. the undersigned will
sell, az public auction, to the highest bidder,
O'Clock p. m, upon the premises, q az dssirsble
property situated on the south side of LIST street.
IS y feet I'D running hack IS feet. The improve
ments on ga d lot consist of three; story frame
Terms of sale: une third cash; balance IN and Il
months the purchaser TO give for the deferred
payments bearing interest," from the DAY OF sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken. All con-
yeyanelng at the cost of the PaIchnssr; Title IN
disputabie. &. II. BROWN.
Attorney Tor the heirs.
mar5d BARNARD BUCKLEY. Aucts
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Police MATrERs-Bsfors Justice Cla,k.-So-
phia Crawford and John Barker each testified to
in the street, and each paid the magistrate ane
Of 50 and 81 .27 costs. -
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By }. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctoneers
PEN. +. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
- week on IT, ESDAN. THURSDAY Y, FRIDAY
and SATu RDAY, at the store of w. f. Bayly,
27S Pa avenue.
mar est BEN. F. FRENCH, Salesman.
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MIN's DIIss SUITS,
YoJrHs' DRESS SSI1s,
Youths Bx,ixsss Sxits,
CHILpIIN's DRESS SyITs,

NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Fail and
Winter Clothing is now ready for INSPECTION. It
ID comprised OF an assortment of Gentemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desir Ms
In Inaterla trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles Of dress opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. ap29cly
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FUTURE DAYS.

b. THOS. BOWLING; Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
MARKET HOUSE AT hUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY
AFTERNOON next. the 18th INST, at 4 o'clock, in
font of the premises, lot of ground adj Dining
Dsrnes stab fronting ~ feet on Bridge street by
ll4 feet In depth TO an aley.
Terms cash,
mar lf-3t TROS BOWLING
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ID Inc MACEINE with EnckInc lInsGa sna

pARTLETT'SN NEW NOVELTY -SIOSEw-
ID ING MACHINE. with TuckIng Guage AND
Extra Needles complete, for SIo. Simplicity,
st 'cngth, CHI apness and du-abIIts combined TIE
original and only dbl, licensed and recognized prsc-
teal tHmIlS Sewing Machine Tor SlO; threads It's
own needle fastens lite own seams can he attached
To any t.be, and worke by hand or foot. Eul il
struotlons for use free of charge; and beot IN
par for one year. The stitch made by these ma
chimes not surpaf sed by the high priced of tie
Kind in any respect Call az once aud examine q Is
most wonderful achievement, at No. sac 7th -,
b-tu cen ID ana r., Washing ton city. mar IaSt'
q CLOCK REPAIRING.
NLOCKS OF every description carefully cleaned
and tie striking part properly adjusted, by
JAMES A. WATSON.
50 BTl fge IT.. Georgetown. ID. &.
large stock o! Clocks always OIL hand, for sale.
mar 10 ST.
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very chea D :
best Ice cream and Water Icos at low pIice, at
sts. mareIms
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The WAsHiNGToS ART AssocIATION.-P Prof.
Loomis, Of the La Fayette Institute, lectures be-
fore this Association this evening" on the subject
Of Taste " wemay expect from him a lecture
both interesting and Instructive =
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT.-The beautiful! three-story HOUSE
on 18th street, No. ~ one door below HI ST.
west side, Is for rent. Inquire within. ne furni-
tnre OF ha present occupan will la offered at public
sale ON w ednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
la i2-Str
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FOR SALk-A nice two-stOry frame HOUSE,
1 ana LOT; The house contains 81 x rooms In
good repair. he above property is situated on 9Th
street between l. and M SITS Price I,GN. For
further iin'mation inquire on the premises.
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FOR RENT-The beautiful! three-storv HOUSE
L on 18th street, No. "a IL one door below ST.,
ture of The present occupant will la offered at public
sale on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. 90 1''''
FOR sAILE-A large BOARDiNG-H HOUSE.
doing first rate business, family afflIrs calling
ths present proprietor TO Europe, The house is
eE, ~ thing ecesssrs for the business has yielded
ali the WINTER $50 month viii BE sod low. ana
Post Offc. maris,iwt'
FnR REST-A FARM o. 30 acres, on the Bait
L imore RI load a mile ir Im the L au ell Stat or.
bavins : comfortable bticE house, VITA the usual
nutJbulIdngs variety of 'ruit trees of exceilert
medlatey. Address ". F. s9rei io F' cali and
SEE the pace by the earliest morning train for Bait
= and LOT; The house contains six rooms, m
snG p, is 1 on 8
further info nation inquire on the premises.
FOR RENT-The large fine three story BRICK
of Wi nder's Building. Also, neat twe-storv Brick
House on New Jersey avenue, between and q
streets fa % eotf
DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE on r
srH T SFR Wttf Fdk IH AHD
subs 'ribers are authoTized sell, on very accom-
IlHuS'llg terms, a desirable thTee-Stury Brick
Dwelling house. with brick hack buildings, con
talnng IN sill thirteen rooms, situated r. street
north, between 5tn and 9Th streets west Apply to
JA~. C.. McGUI RE & CO, Auction ard Com
mission Merchants fe 78 cow
EOR SALE-One hundred acres of LAND, 80 of
which is under he h state of cultivation. - of
WHICH is In clover and 20 in timber. 1t is sItuat
IN Montgomery county, Mary land, on the turnpike
leading from GEORGETOWN to Rockville. about =
miles from GEORGETOWN. Apply to GEO. w. BRAY,
at ms store No. SIG 18th street mar Q Inn
FOR SALE-< two-story BRICK DWELL.
4 ING HOUSE, sisuated OIL 2lst street west near
street,. The location Is pleasant and desirable.
commanding fine view of the Potomac rive and
Surrounding scenery. For terms apply to ROB
ERT CIR .EME, No. 3S2 18th street. ne ar New
York avenue. mars lwt
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS.-Very
- desirable Rooms, with Board, by the Gav or
week No. i25 18th street. doors north of G ear
ly opposite the Baptist Church mar 7-lw.
DOR SALE OR RENT-t,ne of the BRICK
Il HOUSES, o2 18th street between and u sts.,
with y good rooms, with gas in eaah room. Terms
moderate Inquire of JAS. w. BARKER, on ii
ST., between 18th and 18th sts., No. 425.
mar If
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QuRRU's Cop LIVER OIL JELLY
Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
cine. 1t is twice more eficacous than the lsnd
OIL. IL is the only cure for Scrofulas, Consunl2-
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
Also,
QUERU's JELLIFIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greatness OF tire oil Is Obviated For sale
BY eli respectable druggists In Washington and
Georgetown
PENFOLD, PARKER & MOWER, Wholesale & nts
Is Beekman street, Now York oity. no SIN
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Ir WILL BE SEEN by an advertisement In another
column at course of lectures for the benefit of
the Art Association is to be delivered at Wllards
Ccn,eit Hall. Tue well known bilities Of the
gentlemen who are al,eady engaged to lie ture viii
no doubt attract lasos audiers .v- -
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nor RENT-The large ne three story BRICK
HOUSE. No 537 18th sire ct, second door north
OF Wlnder's Building Also. a neat twe-story Brick
streets north For terms apply to j. F. VOL
LARD, Il; No. 81 street, between 7th and Sth
streets. f. Ok eotf
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A. GREEN, Auot.

Dy VAIL q BARNARD, AuotlOneers.
ROAN HORSE BUGGY AND HARNESS AT
- AUCrIoN.-On tn RSDAY MORNING, the
18th instant at 10 o'clock, will sell in front Of
our Auct on Rooms
Roam Horse. Buggy and Harness.
ne morse Is good family horse, and may be seen
previous to sale at the livery stable of Messrs
Fiemlns FOy. Terms CASH
mar IL WALL. Il BARNARD. Aucts.
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PRosTRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM and rapid decline
sses and unchecked nc, vicious hsb,sA treatise
tn% tss Ess. a:
f y into the causes Effects and most efcsci tsas
mode Of curing all diseases Of a delicate nature,
ton Of hesa who are prevented by
5sm eR.9 ng Rfo the state Sod By pr
25 GETS Sent free Of postage.
n Sold g also by S. Calvert Ford, IT., Washington,
~. v. MARI I'm
VALUABLE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF THE OXYGEN
ATED BITTERS
WA; HINGToN, d c., June 10.
Having made use of The Oxygen TED Bitters pre-
and from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in
otheT cases, we cheerfully, commend them to the
mendaton of tie proprietor. We hope I'll that .ot this
sssl.aPle remedy may be accessible to ali the af-
SsTq sm s P phsRR s. Senators from Vermont.
James 8. Simmons, U. s. Senator from Rhode
j. T. Merehead, U. s. Senator, and formerly Gov
4, H. Arnold, formerly Governor OF RI cde Island.
w Mm: woodbridge, late GoverIOr of Michigan.
a general ebility of the system places it among
the most wonderful discoveries in medical science,
AND has glSen It reputation far beyond any RENE
dy known fr these 'mplaints, in all their various
SETH w. FowLE Il Co.: Boston, Proprietors.
Prepared by $; w. Fowle Co., Boston, ard for
sale by II. ID Sliman, s. T.. Ford, jr s. B Waite,
g. Stctt, John SchwaIze Marin l. Palmer Wash,
inston; and by dealers everywhere. mar I lw,r
MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
ply slcIan, has S00thin Syrup for Childen Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process teething
by SOftenlng the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will aay al pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves, and relief and health to your nfants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 II-iy
QURRU's COP LIVER OIL jelly
Approved by the New York Academy of Med-
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By A. GREEN, Auctionee-.

HO' SEEOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
IL TuRE AT UCrION-tfn TUESDAY, the IS
lnstant, shall sell. in front Of my Auction X ocm,
on the corner of 18th and Streets ats o'cICck m.
2 god lot of Furniture, such as
Mahog-n Sofas Chairs, and Rockers
Bedstead', Chairs, and Tabes
Wa dIObes, Bureaus, Wasnstands
Hair, Cotton, a ID Shuck Mattresses
Eeathers, Carpets, Mating, and Olicio.h
With many Other articles.
Terms cash
mar l2-d A GREEN Auot
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MR. L. HURLBERr UNDERwoop-On SATURDAY.
evening TINS gentleman gave his original read
lngs at Wizards Concert Hall Hazel Valley,
IS pastoral poem Of no little beauty aud power
1T isasimpe picture Of rural life adorned with the
imagery that fertile imagi natl on can produce
As a descriptive essay IT is of marked merit
Comp tent critics have declared 1t to be the finest
pastorale ever written In America The "Hazel,sr
are described as
Swinging baskets on each arm
Filled with nuts, like infants chary
Nesting in their blankets warm
The freshness Of thought and perception which
aboands throughout the whole of the second
Canto is particularly grateful, and no descripto
could be more touching than that Of the severing
Of earthlv ties, when
''An the vines unclasp their fingers
From the uncongenfal walls
Each last fond moment fingers,
Means farewell, then signing falls"
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LNOR SALE-One hundred acres of LAND, 80 of |
whIsi is under his state of cultivation. % of
WHICH is IN clover aud 20 IN timber. 1t is sItuat
In NJ montgomery county, Mary land, the turnpike
leading from GEORGETOWN to Rockville. about =
miles from George town. Apply to GEO. w. BRAY, |
at ms store No. SIG 7th street mar Ims
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RALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE. coin
- CoKPoRATkD lSsO-JoHS L. DONALDSON, Pres;
This company fNsUREs LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ANNUITIES, &c.
Descriptive pamphlets NAV be obtained at the
Compsny's gencY for tie District Of Columbia,
citcf Of Lewis Johnson CO. BsneGIs 10th street
'HS fSn R. sysRSe HAOiLl As s%tf
0S PEI. SCHOONER EAIgFAX5a
RUCND aud SQUARE IRON.
Just received by JNO. r. ELVANS & CO,
mar cost ALEX Gazette 500 Pa az.
nUPONT'S GUNPowDER.
~ For ssle 81 manufacturers prices. 10y
JOHN j. BO6UE, GEoRGETowS, ID e.
Sole dgea1B for the DiStrtc. Qf Columbia.
large supply, embiacin every val'iy, sTays
on hand, md delivered free % all parts Of 'he DE-
Ict Orders can also be eft n flee Of Adams'
Express Company, Washington ID. c. fe lawly
GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.
JOHN SAUL. NURSERYMAN, SEEDsRoWtk; &c,
wOu a respectfully inf rm s.aTEftOar1 ner. term-
has nos IN sto igrge - OK OF GARDEN
SEEDS VIZ: Lx:rs EaTy Peas Large r arly
York Premium Fat Dutch aud other a5hsges;
dSms.to : grown and imported fsm Eng i ap q.
France aud Germany, ell of the mo ~ nuine de-
scription-the crop of is q, warranted
Being q PRACTICAL seed grower, he can con6d. n.ly
are as low as II IL pOssib reiIsbie seeds can be-
sol at
Flower Seeds, an Immense collection OF the
IaIest sllos. Tines are put up IN collections aud
Is pagers choice new ard rare varieties Of annual
and perennie over Seed, selected for any st
. Itude IN the Union ;-..-..-.:. -...--sI
Sd do. DO do. and very fine. :. u
O' Seed wsT e Isl see 1 TtS sti Get, -
mar 6-eO6t" Corner II, Washington, ID. G.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES The
u undersigned offers a large aud very vIgor ~
Gus htock Of FRUIT TREES, viz: Apples TO
as stand Ard Al d dwarf; Cherries, prispts -
PIur g, Mechanics. Peaches, q aInoes and a the
choice varls ties. arge thrifty trees
GIuPs kincs-Re5rcca, Delaware, ID al a, Con
d, TO IA Anna, Union Vii age, and IN =
the oth.r valuable native sorts. Black berries,
Gu ants, 6oossberries, Ras pbeTres, Straw beres.
Il In great variety.
Evargreens of large size, Ornamental a7d ShAis
Ir yes, Shrubs, Egerh, caring Roses, 'Dshiias,
p-rfnnIaI PhioN hubarn Roots. Asparagus
Roots. Chinese Vans, &C. with g. a. tcles pertain
lTg to The butiEess, ali Of which of the moet
vigorous growth, and viii be sold large or small
quantities at low Tates
Catalogues Of the various productions mailed on
ap 3llt alton. JOHN SAUL.
6 cost 3q6 9TH street. cornsr III.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO., A uctioneers.

BY J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
D0NTIVE SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
GEARS, ToBAcco, SNUFF, STORE EIxTUREs,
&C, SC.-l will sell, THIS Monday EEENINT,
att lock. at the store Of Samuel +. Day, No
e2I nm. avenue, under Wizards Hotel, the en-
re STOCK contained In store consisting Of
tiguIo, La Sutro, Cal rinoo La Tnntica,
lro f9os, a TalliZzla, Londr S, P antation,
Also, me Chewing Toha eco, Smoking Tubes, 4 G.
Also. Store Fixtures, Cases
shaving, Counters, Bow Windows, &c, sc.
The sale will be continued until the whole is dis
posed 81. Sale positive Terms cash
mar " 81 ]. c. Moo UlRE & CO., Au Is.
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SMITHSONIAN LKcrUREs.-Bishop Spalding de-
livers at the Smithsonian, this evening, his third
and last lecture on the Elements and History of
Modern Civilization" the immediate subject
under consideration being "Civil Liberty; its
origin ard early history 1t is very desirable
that the audience be all present and seated by a
quarter to eight.
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PREsENTATIoNOFAS SILVER CUP.-On Thursday
evening last, Franklin Hall, corner Of Ninth and
streets, was filled with large and Intelligent
assemblage of cOlored persons to witness the pre-
sentation of asilver cupto Mrs. William Thomas,
by the Trustees Of Union Bethel Church. The
presentation OH the part of the doners was made
by the Rev. M. Sluby, of Washington, I'm an ap-
Propriate address, which was responded to on the
part of Mrs. Thomas by ID. J Norris, of Mary
received by the company; after which those
present, under sound of music, marched to the
festival table, where the night was spent until
a late hour in social chat and friendly gratula-
tions.
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RIvER.-Oysters continue to arrive at the fish
wharves in large quantities, and bringing
remuGeratv We prices
The first arrival of coal at Washington this
Spring was made this morning BY the schr s F
Soiilday, Captain Neuman, from Philadelphia
which brought 33l tons of coal for Messrs. Har
vey K Co.
At Riley's wharf, arrived this morning. steamer
Columbia, from Baltimore, bringing freights for
T. NJ Dubant, Browning K Heating, F. & w
Gerecke, Bates Bro. DR.. Edwards s Bacon &
Co, II c Purdy, MURRAY & Senmes. A Gavo-
rama, J w. MOrsell, II. Egan, w r. Riley
90 w Lord, Griffith & Shields. r. G Etchison,
w. H. Mack, Geo. and Thos Parker & Co.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JOSEPH ADAMs.-The death of
Joseph Adams, the active and efficient teller Of
the Bank of Washington, and son of James
Adams, Esq. for many years cashier of that bank,
was announced yesterday to his numerous friends
causing general sorrow. Mr.. Adams had previ.
ously been unwell with pneumonia but had re-
covered On the 22d Of February he took cold
from xPosure that day, and again recovered sufi-
was in his office until w ednesday He was again
taken sick, and his disease proved to be the
typhoid fever, which resulted fatally Yesterday
Mr. Adams was highly esteemed by his large
circle Of acquaintance The loss will be deeply
felt by the bank, as 1t will be easy matter to fiji
the position with one as competent to perform all
the duties In consequence Of his death, the
bank is closed to-day.
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EOR SALE-A large BOARDING HOUSE.
dong FIRST rate business, family afflIrs calling
ths present proprietor to Europe The house is
largo, well located and furnished com pets. with
eg ~ thing ecessars for the business has Welded
ali the WINTER $40 month will he sod low ana
term. made easy. Address !. c. F., Box 100. City
PoSt Ofnc. mar
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DROwNED-Yesterday afternoon, some bows
walking along the canal at the foot Of Ninth
discovered the body Of man in the mud at the
bottom They gave notice to the police, who i'm
mediately removed the body to the Central G uard
house, where 1t was identified as the body of VIM
Powers, a deranged person 1t is supposed that
he was drowned accidentally Saturday night
In a temporary box and delivered to his parents
last night. Apparently, he was about 26 years OF
age
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RUFFIANIsM REPEATED.-Some time ago we
stated that some ill-bred boys had been in the
habit OF throwing stones at the window Of the nj .
T. Church, Ninth street, during service Last
mediately started out to discover the ruffian.
They succeeded in obtaining sufficient evidence
to clear the youth of this city from the charge and
liking 1t to the satisfaction of the committee upon
two lads OF Western education. We are not
aware what the church trustees propose 10 do in
the premises, but 1t is desirable in order to clear
fully the innocent, that these two ill-bred bows
may be punished.
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FOR SALE-< two-story BRlCk DWELL
f street.. The location is pleasant and desirable.
commanding fine view of the Potomac rive and
surrounding scenery. For terms apply to ROB
ERT CIR -EME, No. 3S2 18th street. near New
York ayeuue, mar lut
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Leaves every alternate TFuRSD : V. atBP NJ
REGULATS u Els ItTYREa PaGKE

: II.
ffhheisss De Soto II II. Beard mister Gen H. Rener.
witfun y tegnler packet bet een New
Grand Eeore St Maurice Montgomery Gote, Aelanaria
Nam8ns IA hn's md all intermediate Indings Red River
commencing hey regular Hipt aRer p8fms During
ta last the pes6o has been bai exPyeasy oF the
Red River trade and f comfort Rfetyand speed is not
passed b. any boat in the trade.
ME 4dge5tisifg Agent
pThe pesoto wal pay particular attention 10 ali way and
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so do 10 hhds sugar i Avet-20 do lao bbls molas-
A Brousseau ,Sco--- loo do G Sabatier-- so do 10
hhds sugar Augustin & Thibeault- IA do ] W Bur.
bridge &co- bales cotton Hayes 4 Sanders--lS
do Lobit h Charpantier-21 do p Male &eo-el2 Do
J Gourdain &c do Giifen, Smedes &coz- 20 do
i Pilsbury- Total SO bales cotton l4l hhds sugar
1917 bbls l2l hf bbls molasses.
JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLToN RAILROAD
& MONTGOMERY Per steamer L Whiteman- 1909
bales cotton Battle Noble &co-- 226 do Tarleton,
Whiting L Tullis-l01 Farley, Jurey &eo26 Black
& Byington-Total 1862 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAlN.
MQB1LE-Per steamer California bales cot
ton Black & Byington-- GO bhs lime S Holden "
co--3l tics hams VOORHEES,, Griggs &co-sundries to
order.
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rer packet Fanny Bullitt. Capt. H. W. Smith, CONS
u,andcr, win leave at o'clock this evening for
louisville and intermediate landings.
sgohn RaineJor Loasispile. The feet and superb
passenger packet John Raine, Capt. VIM. Under
weed, commander, and Mr.. a. Palacio, clerk, WIN
leave at o'clock this evening for Cairo and Louis.
vile. The Raine ranks among the foremost OF the
famous Louisville line Of elegant packets and is
perfect model Of steam carrier Don't forget
her fhis evening