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Inauguration of the new California Express.

ST. JosEPH's, Mo, April The departure of
the California poney express was DELAYED last
evening for two hours by the detention of the New
ork messenger. La the meantime a large crowd
gathered 20 witness the Inauguration OF the enter
prise. They Were addressed by Major Thomson
and Majors and Russell, OF the express company,
on the benefits that would accrue 10 the country
from the undertaking.
ATcHlsoN, Kansas, April l.-The pony express
made the fist forty miles to Kinekuke in five
hours and ten minutes
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, April Extraordinarily 81 75a
s.; Extra SO LAT .; Superfine IS 81 n Wheat
white, fair to good, 81 44al so; red a .35aI 40.
Corn-white 6Sd70; mixed 7la7ic; yellow 72a76c
Rye CSC. Oats 40aJOc. Corn Meal SOaS5c per
busbel. Seeds-Timothy S3aS3 20; Glover SIS IS
aS.55O. ProvisiOns-Butter. roll, loa2Oc bacon
l0c. Pork S7as7 50. Lard lOa12c Whisky 2is25c
Fish-Shad Slial5 per hundred; Herring sI2a
Sli per thousand
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

HANDSOME SMALL SQUARE GROUND
FRONTING on NEW JERs BY AVENUEAND NORTH
STREET. AND HANDSOME BUILDING LOT FRONT
ING ON Fiji STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND q
STREETS NORI II. AT ACCTION On MONDAY, the
9Th inst shall sell, on the premi CONNIE ncIng
al O'Clock P m on the first named property, the
following valuable property, VIZ:
All OF Squ,re wet OF Square No. 55t, which con-
tJlns between five and SIX Thousand square feet.
This beautiful square is bounded by New Jersey
ayenue 81 street W 81 aud north d street. aid il
q besutiful buIlGI. site.
Also immed etely after the sale of the above, |
stall sell Lot No. 9. IN Square No. z78, having a
front on 5th street west of 90 feet inch running
back SO teet ~ inches, between north and q
ers
Terms: One third cash; balance in ard y
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title in
d. prtable.
aP3d (COn.l A. GREEN, Auct.
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Attempt to Sell Free Negroes

NORFOLK, April 5.-The British schooner, Aide
Rogers, of 81. Johns, n. b., from Montego Bay,
Jamaica, bound TO Philadelphia, with sugar and
dyewood, has arrived here. Capt. Brayley, Of
ferrd TO sell at Hampton two free negroes but
was arrested and his vessel taken in charge Of by
tue authorities.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMoRR, April 6.-Flour closed quiet; How
ard street IS .75a5 81. Wheat closed scarce, and
is in demand; white 81 55al 10; red 81 42aI IS.
Corn closed buoyant white 73c yellow 7Ia72c
Provisions closed steady and unchanged; bacon
sides loo mess pork 81 Stalls. 25 prime SIS.
Whisky closed steady at 228c.
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The GIoyer Re,rpe Case

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 5-Commissioner
Miller, of Racine, has issued writ of haB,1s
corpus in the case Of Sherman NJ Booth now i'm
custody OF the United States Marshal for incitinc
the rescue Of the fugitive slave Glover two wears
since. The Marshal refuses 10 obey the writ
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By A.GREEN, Auctionecr.

Dy n. ZEN, auCtlonecI'
(NOMMlSSlONERS' SALE OF FRAME
~ HOUSE AND TWO LOIS OF GROUND IN THE FIRST
WARD AT AUCTIoN.-By oFdsr of the Circuit Court
OF the District OF Columbia, deer ed TIN 2jth day
OF January, 1860, In the matter of Edmund BryautS
nslrs, the undersigned commissioners will sell, at
pub lc sale, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
18th inst at O'Clock IA Lots Nos. 10 and 30 70
Square III with improvements, as designated in
the an OF Washington city, ami of which Edmund
Bryant died seised.
Terns: One third cash balanco in two equal
instruments, payable In AID - months, secured
by bond and deed cftrust-deferred payments bsar-
ing interest.
II. LOUGHBOROUGH
A III. LOUGHBOROUGH,
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
JAS. NOCRSE,
WIN. w. DAVIS,
Commissioners.
p5-d A. GREEN, AUCt
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By A ZEN Anc.,o
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
" NAVY ARD AT hUCTION-On FRIDAY. tire
6th OF April SHAH sell, front of the premises at
O'Clock p M, Lots Nos o, and 9. in square
40, also, part of Lot No. 4. I'm the
This property is handsomely situated; part OF lot
NO. fronts Virginia avenue 81 feet lots Nos 5
and front 81 street east LIS feet inches Nos. 8
and front on south street lO9 feet So inches. All
Will be sold in lots Ia suit purchasers
Terms One fourth cash balance in 6, u and Is
mon'nS Tor notes bearing Interest from day OF sale
deed given and deed of trust tsken. Title in
GlspntaD e. III tae terms are not compiled with in
hVe DAYS the property will be resod at the rIsk ard
cost OF the deautIrg purchaser by advertising such
resale three times In the Star paper.
mar 81 dts A. GREEN, Auct
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FUTURE DAYS.
IVA GREEN AuctIoneer

By A. GREEN, AucuOneer.
VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOTIN
Il THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue of a
deed o trust, executed the nth DAY of October 1856
b. heirs OF Henry BRYANT will proceed 10 cell.
THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, at public So L.
on the premises. At o'clock ?. m, To tae highest
bidder, Lot No. q, l1 Square l72, as design ated IN
tn. plan Of the city of WashIngtou.
Terms: One third cash ba ance in two ca ual
notes, payable In and II months, bearing interest
and secured by approved endorseT and dsed of trust
Ii. EUUGHBOROUGH Trustee,
ap sd A. GREEN. Auct
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Later from Me,ico-Retreat of Mirnman.

Later from MeNico-R etreat Of Miramon.
PENSACOLA, April 5.-The 4 = sloop-of-war
Savannah sail, 2i) has arrived here, from Vera
Cruz on the Goth
The BROOKLYN with Minister McLane and Con-
sui Picket, had not arrived when the savannah
sailed.
Mlramon was understood 20 he in full retreat
towards the capital, with the design Of raising
the siege there.
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The Connecticut Election,

HARTFORD. April i.-The returns from every
town in the State give Buckingham, (rep } for
Governor, a majority Of $50 votes
In the House Of Representatives the republicans
have majority Of 50 members; In tue Senate T.
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Rhode Island RIection

PROVIDENCE, April 5.-Complete returns OF the
election In tais State Yesterday give the following
result on the Governors vote: Sprague, conserva-
tive, - 1885, Padelford, Republican, 10 .S35; scat
tering votes 1873. Majority for Sprague, 81.
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The BILL recently reported in the Senate, for
the protection of the fisheries upon the Potomac
river, in the District of Columbia, is similar In
many of its provisions. to the laws recently passed
by the Legislatures of Virginia and MARYLAND
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PRosrRArIoN OF THE SYSTEM and rapid decline
a-e most bly, the results of early NAL prao-
tees and unchecked vicious hablts-A treatise
illustrating this tendency, and the cure IS we'll as
p,evention Of the same, j is entitled Hnmas
FiaiIty, or Physiological Researches" IL enters
fully into the causes, effects and most eficacous
mode Of curing all diseases of a delicate nature,
ton Of those who are prevented BY impedIments
from ente ing INTO the marriage state Sold by DR..
Is cents Sent free of postage.
Sold also by 8. Calvert Ford, IT., Washington,
DC. mar lin
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NnxU KnrL r1nrLnfs

NEW YORK. April Flour closed Arm; State
s. .25a5 30; Ohio s5 95a6 O5, Southern IS 9Os6 IS
Wheat is higher. Corn is higher and scarce;
white sue; yellow 72a76c; mixed is nominal at ID
abe Pork is dull. Lard is heavy at 10Y aIO &c.
Whisky is ddll.
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MRS. WINsLow, IN experienced nurse and female
ply has Soothtns Spxp for Chiidea Tsstk-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng
by eoftenins the gums. reducing all inflammation
will eay sill pain. and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon i, mothers, it Will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health 70 your lnants
another column. 90 lily
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murder in NcWnrL

NEWARK, y. J.. April flames Masterson, an
lrishman, about 81 years old, died this morning
from the effects Of a stab in the bowels from a
dirk knife in the hands Of Herman Wilkes, I'm an
ARRAY on Monday evening. Wilkes is in custody
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The SOUTHWESTERN MAIL, and not the Great
Southern Mail, as has been stated. ia transfer ed
to the Orange and Alexandria Railroad The
Southern still goes by the Potomac route
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Financial

NEW YORK, April G. Stocks are higher; Chi
cago and Rock Island 81; Illinois Central shares
62as; New York Central 7sA; Pa. GOAL Co. 81;
Reading IS; Va. 6's %; Mo. 6s SIX.
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THE NATIONAL RIFLES, Capt. Schafer. had a
Ninth streets, last night. which was largely
attended by ladies and gentlemen, friends of the
members. The company had some thirty-eight
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No. lS.-THE POOR AS WELL AS THE RICH can
have sure cure for Coughs. Colds and COnsIlmp-
ton, IN It's primary stages, owing TO the chPapneSs
of Mrs. NJ. y Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liver
wort and liOa hound. a medicine that has proved q
blessing to 1t Is sold by all druggists ard
Messrs. Weeks & Potter, Boston, are the general
agents. ap6-lW,r
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WE ARE REQUESTED to call attention to a notice
for meeting Of the friends of Rev. Mr. O'Toolr,
in another column
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~RECovERED.-We hear that the body of Capt
Bailey was recovered yesterday by his friends. in
one of the creeks below Alexandria and was
brought to the city last night, and delivered to
bis relatives for burial
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

by A. GHEEN, Auctoneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LorS on TIE ISLAND. AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, the 10th INST shall sell, ON the prem
lSes, commencing at O'Clock p. m, the ri {
named lot, the following valuable Building Lots,
Square 49s. Lots S, 4 S, 7,S O. 10, H. 49, Ia, Is IL,
IS, 20, Il, 20, %, so, 81, and -,
Square 4a2, Lot 4,
Do Asa. Lots IS. q and &c.
The abvOve mentioned property Is all handsomely
situated and perfect ado, fronting on south q and
X, 9Th and & streets west. Any person wishing 10
purchase a handsome building lot will do well TO
attend this "a q.
It'll from the Government.
Ta' ms One -fOuI tn cash balarce IN 6. 10 and Ia
mouths. tbs purchaser puTchas. RS III be re
CURED TO give EOtss for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day IF sale. dead given
and a deed Of trust taken.
apS d A GREEN Act,
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By A. GREEN. suctloneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
Il THE ISLAND, ON SIXTH ST. WEsr.-By virtue of
the last Will and testament OF Hanson Barnes, de-
ceased, and aq order of the Orphans Court, the
In front of the premises. at half past clock p M
Lot No. 10, in w. b. Todd and W. III. Gunnell's
subdivision of Square No. 4e5 froniiDg q feet 8
inches o. Sixth street west between south ID and
T. streets. by l2a feet deep.
TINS: One third cash; the balances in q and u
months, secur. d by the purchaser notes bearing
interest from day of sale, with deed Cftrus. upon
the property; and lfnOt compiled 9TH in six day q
alter the saie, the prop -rty will be Tesod one
weeks notice at the risk and expense of ths pur-
chaser. Title ind spu'able
JOSIAH SIMPSON, Administrator.
ap eoSds A. CIR ZEN, Auct.
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WATCH RETURNs.-John Butler col. fugitive
slave; kept to be restored to his master John
Torney, fighting; for trial. VIM. Catrie. do; do
George Whale, disorderly; fine and cost, 81 Is
Five dodgers were accommodated
Tomey and Catrie were subsequently fined
~ Is each
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RrLC McGuIRE a co Annt,nnaer.

By j. c. McG UIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING I.oIs IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE.-On
O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deed Of
t-ust To the subscriber, dated May 18th, 1857, ard
dpl recorded In LIbsr j. A. s, No. Isl, foios 81 ct
sea-. one of the land records for Washington coun-
ty, ID. CO. shall sell Lots Nos 50 and IS in subdivI
sion OF Square No. ga, fronting each "a feet on
north Il street, between LIST street west ard north
Capitol street and running back Us feet inches
81 feet alley, and containing esch 1896 feet of
iround, more or less.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN s, u and
10 mont with interest, secured BY deed of trust
on the prem ses. Al ConveyancIEg at the cost of
the purchaser.
THOS. ]. FISHER. Trustee.
aps 2awdds C. McGIJIRE& CD Ancts
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NorIcr'-D'sfr,es Of CohsmSia Adr.,tf,.,n..,,
20 inserted ~ rae BALTIMORE SUN are rscs,v.d
a. and fcrtoa,ded from The SrAs o6Fe.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT CONTRIBUTIONS
The EMPLOYEES of the Panama Railroad Com
pany, and other residents on the Isthmus of Pan
anna, have contributed, through their agent in
New York, $500 to the Washington Monument
Fund. A small design of the Monument is to he
sent to each of the donors
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RIRRy's TRIcOPHRRous


is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar l2-6m
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sd J. C.. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc:Ioneers.

By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auc:IOneers.
MAHOGANY PIANO FORTE, FUR NITURE
lNl AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBL.C AUC
TON. Ga TUESDAY MORNING. April 10Th. II
10 O'Clock, will SELL the resde nee of gentle
man declining Housekeeping, No. 1922 Eighth
street, between |. and streets north ali his Fur
nltue and Household Effects, comprising
Superior Mahogany Piano Forte by Anderstein
MahOgOny Spring seat Sofa,
Do Ann Rockers, Mahogany Chairs,
Cane seat Chairs, Cane seat Roc kers,
Nah gany Centre and Card Tables,
Do ROut Tables,
Walnut Desk, Mahogany Dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany enclosed WaShs'ands,
Cottage Bedsteads. Husk Mattresses,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
China Vases,
China, Glass end CTocSery Ware.
Cooking and other Stoves,
Toge her with a general assortment OF Housekeep-
ing aud Kitchen Requisites.
Terms SI5 and under cash ; over that sum a
credit OF 81 and 81 days for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest.
ap sd j. &. MEG UIRE 4 CO, Aucts
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iHE HAY REPoRTs.-Two of the authorized
tSi ners OF hay straw and fodder have reported
,Ieir operations Tor the quarter ending March n
Mr. n NJ. Combs reports of hay weighed at tho
eastern scales, 297 tons 1,6A lbs of straw Of
ion IONS 10 lbs. Samuel Bacon, at the Centre Mar.
$50 lbs; balcd hav % tons I6t5 lbs ,L 'ons
Total OF S23 tons 81 lbs calculating OnO lbs TO
the ton; as the law requires) of load hav. straw
an ana FODDER and % tons l,6l5 lbs baled hay. for
is to be heard from "eiS ner
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON
L 22D, BETWEEN NORTH u AND STREETS, IN THE
FIRST WARD. AT AUCTIoN.-Un MUNpAh the
9Th Inst, sha sell, In front of the premises, at
O'Clock M, the south part Of Lot No 40 IN So
1877 feet 21 inches deep contafIng over SON 50 uare
feet Of ground. with the improvements, which are a
Frame House, DC.
The above mentioned ,ot is handsomely situated
IN very rapidly Improving part of the First Ward,
aud the sale Will be well worthy the attention Of
any persons wishing to purchase a handsome build
ing site.
Terms: One fifth cash balance in one and two
years, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and deed of trust taken. Title in
dsputibie.
ap3d (Con.) A. GREEN. Auct
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AT MEETING OF the fire department of Alexan
dria, in that city on Wednesday night , 1en%th,
conversational debate arose in relation to the dn,
ties and powers of the Chief Engineer. in which
I -, o1lcer and Messrs. Atkinson, Carne Rudd.
"alker, StaDler, Latham, and ]. W. Green. took
part tapPeared to be the unanimous opinion of
me members that the Chief Engineer was invested
with no police authority but that his command
at. and ended with their departure from the fire.
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MARRIED.
DIED,

I O4 90 thursday, April 9Th, Mrs..RHODA O'NEAI
y, Her I1nera will take place from the Union Oh, nal
on T. 0hnrch Twentieth street near the AyenTIe
ri md mS y en- inStaHt: at O'Clock D. m The
~ IUe vi thelafly are invited To attend,
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e rfNNIHs:-Persons desiring Pennies will alvaya
una tnem Tor exchange At the Star once counter.
To CONSERVATIVES.
<usruS Cod Liner Oil y,ily

Quern's Cod Liver Oil Jelly
aiI Others in its curative effects upon those
highly scientific principles IF the pn!e OF. ana
opoeo Oh the nauseous taste of the plain article it
w SScsiVrd Into the stomach in its jelli6sd form,
midn3nt masticatlon, and is gradually dissolved
sna passing into the small int shines srop
ny aiop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nu'ficous properties, and thus assisting and sus-
. asa lng nature IN overcoming the disease Ap-
pr4 S Dy the New York Academy OF Medicine,
Gnu rec immended by the faculty every where, this
Preparation is confidently offered As a remedy for
CSShsumptl0n and AL Scrofuous affections
a ~ IharIes Stott, w ashlngton, and by all re-
Specialize druggists. Price 81 per bottle
~ PENFOLD. PARKER & MOVER,
No. ID Beekman street, New York
"i"i 10 OH Wholesale Agents.
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ENtoRcEMENT OF THE FISHING LAWS
bv ts steamer Cathca has been employed
~ tne renters and proprietors Of fshino ofonpds
On ane fotomac river to aid them in the .enforca'
@ OF tue laws in relation to the piIIers ST.
said % Nov f the river Sunday morning and it is
muniton to take decided stand aa,i ama am IN,
oierauons OF the gillers. The mail boat from
Aqn,a Creek passed the Cathcart at anchor r'a at
csntsin did n. last night, on her trip up but the
mad been made or not in the matter. D'0N'
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE-By Authority of DEGREES
" of the Circuit Court of the Dis trict of Columbia
and Of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
Maryland, passed In a cause wherein Sswell and
others are complalnants, and the widow, heirs at
Jaw, and ADMINISTRATOR of John Brereion are de-
PENDANTS. will sell a. auction to the highest bid
der, on WEDNESDAY, the q day Of May next,
bstween the hours of IL and O'Clock IN the day. on
the pemlses, that beautiful parcel of land, part Of
the tract called "Granby." near Bladensturg, and
about SIX miles from the city OF W ashIngton and
easily accessible 10y the Baltimore raj road. CON
tanning "a acres, rood, 81 perches, thereabouts,
beng the western portion Of the northern part Of
"Granby," and lying north Of the main county road,
with the dwelling house and Other Improvements
thereon.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase money IN
cash; and the residue at g. II and 70 ms n'hs, 70 he
secured by the purchasers NoDds, with ETY.. bear
Ing interest from the day of SALE and by retained
lien on the PREV Uses sold. ConveyancIng at the
purchasers cost.
Ii the tsrms are not complied with within three
days from the day of sa the property will he re-
sold, after five day notice IN the National lntel
genceT and Evening Star, at the cost snd rsk Of the
defau ting purchase
An, cre5itors Of the said John Brereton who
may not have filed their claims are notified To do
so on or before said day.
w. REDIN, Trustee.
mar 81 Stawts A. GREEN. Auct
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TIE DurcHnAN's GHOST has been secured by
Saturday night.
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1000 FRESH COCOA NUTS.
JUST Received from San Bias.
GEO. PEARSON
ap4-St 491 Eighth street, near Pa. av.
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MUsICAL.-The Boston papers announce the de
parture from that city of the Mendelssohn Quar-
tette Club, together with Mrs J II Long, a dis
ih@ulshed Boston vocalist, professional tour
through the principa southern cities. Their on.
tertainments are spoken highly of by the musical
journals of the North
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Loo AL NEW s.

IL nossA The srAn Is pys.t.d >, ~, =, ,,..,
'am p''s' ." use sessh Of Baisino,s, IL, edi,io..
- 50 ia'gs as to reqxiys st to be px, TO p,,,, a, -
Gerry Aoni Aduerfissn1ssts, therefore, shoxld D.
''"f +" 'yo'' Tsos'rs O'Clock, w.; otAsrvi,. ,k..
ssay not appear xntiI the merit dav.
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THROWING SroNEs.-This morning, two slave
boys, George Scott and Jim Clark Were arrested
Tor throwing stones in the streets by which a
small child Of Mr. Hoyle, playing in its fathers
garden near by, was knocked on the head bv a
random stone and severely injured The bows
Were hned SIS each, as warning to them and
others. ~
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucuoneers
ENCEILENT ONE HORSE FAMILY CAR
~ RAG AZ AUCTION.-OnS ATURD MORN
rooms, We sh,l sell, for account of whom it may
concern, a handsome well kept one horse Family
Carriage, III excellent condition.
Terms: One-th!rd ca h the residue in ? and 4
months, with interest, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
notes.
ap5-d J. C. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
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DhkSS SUITS,
vail, MEMS Business Suits,
ch;y, Youths Business Suits,
ChildreH'S School Suits,
O. NOAH Waller CO., Marble Hall Cloth,n,
Ie, bso w. Hotel Building, would pectfus
SSnnouIoe that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. II
y cohp5ised Of an assortment of Gentlemen's and
1ouths Cioth!ng of the newest and richest desixna
III m nlaIerial, trimming, and workmanship.
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the pb;. SfSan ana water Ices at low price, at
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