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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-07
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

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I'M aud alter SATURDAY, january 12th,
" 1851, TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchburg and the Southwest, connecting at
GordonSyille with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, &c, and with the Train on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Mt. Jackson, &c.
Through Tickets TO RICHMOND, LYNCH
BURG. KNOXVILLE. MEMPHIS, NASH.
WILLIE, MOBILE, M3NTG 0MEKN, and \ EW
ORLEANS, at the Ticket 0l!cc, corner Of DHkc
and Henry streets.
Leave Alexandria at 10, A. H., and arrive at
Lynchburg at ) 10, p. N.
Leave Lynchburg 1T $40, \. NJ, and arrive at
Alexandria at 80, 7. II.
j. N. BROADUS. General Ticket Agent
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RARE NEW B00K.-Coiu$, Medals. and
n Seals. Ancient and Modern, illustrated and
described with a sketch Of the history of Coins
and Coinage, instructions for young Collectors,
tables OF comparative rarity, price lists Of Eng
li>h and American Coins, Medals. Tokens. &C., by
W. c Prime. author Of Boat Life in Egypt.
"Tcnt Life in the Holy Land,' &c, &C., $50
Just published, and for sale by
feb 26 JOHN II. PARHOTT.
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:. FOR NEW OR Rk-0Lp REGULAR
- LlSE--,rhe packet schr FAIRFAX, Capt.
Mott, will have despatch. Apply TO
WM II. FOWLE & SON,
ri % No. l. South Wharyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-07
UDOLPHO WOLFE,

For sGo ~ all respectable Druggists and Apoth-
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T. 4, REED & CO.,

:. :. REED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
From Central America, &c.

Light has arrived from Aspinwall, which port
she left on the 18th ult., bringing 100000 in
treasure.
The advices from Central America are uuIm-
portant President Guardiolo has been appointed
Captain-General OF Honduras, with full powers 20
settle the difficulties between the civil and eccle-
siastical authorities
There was doubtful rumor in Nicarsvu. th,t
party Of hllibusters from New Orleans had ar
rived on the Rio Grande
Costa Rica was quiet.
Coffee had advanced
Adylces from New Granada Indicate that an
engagement would soon commence between the
constitutional forces and the revolutioniss ON
the banks Of the Magdalena The former num-
bered GOO and the latter 1900.
Advices from Peru state that President Moreno
OF Ecuador, has beea intriguing for the anner,-
uon OF his country 20 France Letters written by
MIN advocating that measure have been printed
In the Lima newspapers
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE l. EG RAPHIO.
Municipal Elections.

Municipal Elections.
RICHMOND, Va, Aptil 3.-Joseph Mavo was re-
elected mayor to-day bv about 900 majority over
Mills who was brOug ht out Is a Union candidate
two days ago.
KANSAS CRY, April 2-B T vanhorn, Union
candidate, was elected mayor Of Kansas city yes-
terday, BY large majority.
SASDuskY, Ohio, April AT the munic.p.l
election, yesterday, the democratic candidate for
mayor was elected by l55 majority. The demo-
cratic candi tstes for treasurer and solicitor and
the republican clerk and marshal, were elected
The board Of councilmen stands: two republicans
20 three democrats.
JEFFERSON City, Mo April AT the election
Yesterday, Ewing was elected Mayor over Miller
the Unconditional Union candidate, by two ma.
jority.
ELNIRA, N. Y, April 2.-The Democrats to-day
elected their candidates for Mayor and all minor
onces, with one exception.
PORTLAND, Me, April 2.-wm. H. Thomas
Republican, was to-day elected Mayor Of this
city.
OSDENsBuRo, N. V, April 2-The entire Re-
publican ticket, with the exception Of the coIlec-
tor, was elected to-day
AT the charter election at Canton, n Y to-day.
the entire Democratic ticket was elected.
FoRr HAMILTON, N Y, April Ain New
Itrect, VIM. Cropsey, Independent was elected
supervisor to-day. In Flatbush, Crooke, Inde-
pendent and in Flstlends, John Ryder, Republi-
can, were chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
Railroad Accident

PIrTsBURG, April 3-The PHILADELPHIA mail
train was thrown from the track thirteen miles
from this city, and one car thrown down an EN-
benkment. Five passengers were injured. The
mails caught FIRE from the upsetting OF stove and
several pouches were damaged or DESTROYED The
Washington letter mail escaped The New York
and Philadelphia mail was slightly damaged
The way mail between Pittsburg and Harrisburg
was almost entirely destroyed.
CHICAGO, April "A passenger train on The
Dubuque and Western Railroad ran OF the track
seven miles west Of Dubuque this morning. VIM
Loomis, brakeman, was killed, and Barney 6if-
ford, conductor, seriously injured. Several pas
sengers were hurt, but none seriously.
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Report. from New OrI..a,

New 0RLEASs, April 2-The election for
District Judge Yesterday resulted In favor Of the
south American opposition party by large ma
jofity.
Howell Cobb was serenaded last night by the
Louisiana Guard at the 81 Charles Hotel and a
large concourse Of people attended
The Suprems Council Of the thirty-ihsrd eSree
OF masonry, now holding It's annual session here,
10 distinguished In attendance. including Howell
Cobb, Albert Pike, 6 NJ. Hillyer, A G. Mackery,
J. b Campbell. Sorrow Lodge 10 TO be held
In memory OF A. Lumsden. late Of the Picayune
The new revenue regulations. ests blishin ny rev.
enue stations and depois on railroads entering the
Southern Confederacy, and subjectng baggage 20
examination, are expected TO create ANNOYANCE
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Reports from CharIesten.

CHARLESTON, April 2-weIl-founded reports
are current that Major AIdersons supplies will
be cut of tomorrow
New mortar batteries were erected to-day un-
der Major Ripleys direction on Mount Pleasant
All the batteries ia tie harbor are ready for ao We
work
Troops from the Confederate states are direct
ing their course 20 Pensacola in large numbers
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DIED.,
Q Sd Instant, Miss MARY G.

: In tins city, on the Sd instant, Miss MARY G.
WHITE, in the 18th year of her age.
Her relatives ana friends respectfully invited
Il attend her funeral, from the resid ence OF her
sraldmoihes Mrs White, Ninth ST., between d
AID 4 sts,, No. 474. - eE@
On the sd Of April, JAMES c. THICKER, assi
eSears, month, and JIG dsys, son Of Henry and
His faneral viii take place from the residsrbe of
his father on Market street, near the Canal, at 3
family are respectfully invited TO attend without
further notice II
At The U. 8. Soldiers Homs. d. c., PATRICK
lste Of Company A, ID Artillery,
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ALEXANDRIA, April 3-Flour-Family % 75a
white 81 3lsSI.45; red 81 .25ssI %. Corn-white
6Oa65c.; yellow 56s6Oc-; mixed 55e6oc. Rye
65a66. Oats 2Sa3Oc. Corn Meal 6ea72c. per bushel.
Seeds-TImothy s3as3 so; Clover s6 25ss6 81 I;
Flarseed 81 4OasI.4S. Proyisons-Butter, roll |,
1Oa2Oc.; Bacon Liable; Pork - OOss7 50. Lard
l3al4c. Eggs 14al6c. Whisky 24a3oc. Fish
Shad slOas per hundred; herring sl0aslIk
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Latest from CharIesteu

CHARLESTON, April 4.-Lieuts. Talbot and
Sneider have jus. reached the city from Fort
Sumter with dag OF truce, and have gone 20 the
Executive Mansion 10 confer with the Governor.
We have yet no knowledge OF the purport of their
visit. tIt concerned the proposed evacuation OF
the post-ED. SrAR1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

All Of DR.; Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
use, in boxes, at Is ard 30 cents each. Also,
In cases, containing 20 walls, from 81 to s.
each, with book of full directions. For sale BY
u. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. ayense, Wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. FITZGERALD, SSo lofth street;
nue. and Sixth street. Alsn Ponds Extract Of Wifch
Hazel, for internal and external lnhammations of
ell kinds. Sold as above. ma s.lJ
To THE AFyLIcTsD.-Re sure TO read the advsr-
tsement of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier in another column. If
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VIRGINIA ConYrntian.

RICHMOND April 3.-Mr Scott, Of FsuouIer, 70
day made a speech in Convention, In which be
expressed his hopelessness that the North would
give sun1cient guarantees by constitutional amend
menn. tie urged Border States Conference, TO
secure a united withdrawal hereafter with a view
TO future reconstruction. Mr.. Richardson, OF
Hanover, made a speech In favor Of immediate
secession, and the Convention thea adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
Later from Texas

GALVESTON, April 2.-The Legislature bad re-
ceived a communication from Gov. Houston, pro-
testing against the Convention, appealing 20 tho
Legislature TO sustain him, and claiming still to
be the Governor. The Legislature, however, took
not the sli ghtest notice Of IL
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Funeral of the late Chief Justice shaw

BOsTON, April 2.-The funeral Of late Justice
shaw to-day was numerously attended, notwith-
standing the snow storm Governor Andrew the
President and Faculty Of Harvard College, the
MaYor and other ofncers Of the city government,
the Judges Of all Courts, the members OF the
Suffolk Bar, and many personal friends, were
present at the obseQuies
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The Cons,itutiep Ratified.

CHARLESTON, April 3.-The Sovereign Con.
vention to-day, by vote Of I49 TO 20 ratined the
Permanent Constitution of the Confederate states
Several Of those voting in the negative viii change
their votes tomorrow, when the minority viii be
reduced to 10 or ~.
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Raltinsrs Marksts.

BALfNoRK, April Flour active a. an sd-
vance Of lac; Howard street and Ohio IS .37a5 SO;
City Mills IS 81. Wheat Sc. higher; white 81 y
al 81. Corn quiet; mixed 5oa75ci yellow oosoi.t
white 63s65c. Provisions dull and unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
A Supposed sIay,r Set Adrift,

NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-The schooner Sat
terthwa lite, from Philadelphia, reports seeing or
Doublehead Shot Kew bark, abandoned and sup
posed TO have been set adrift of CsrdenAs AFTER
landing cargo Of slaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
hhode Island k:Iectton.

Providence, April The election Yesterday
resulted in the defeat Of the Republicans. Gov.
Sprague was Reelected by large majority. The
Legislature is largely Opposition, and Messu.
sheffield and Browne are elected TO Congress over
the late Republican members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
BOARDING.

ROARDlNG;-Ore or two families and several
- single gentlemen can he aocommoo ated with
s"PeIlor Rooms and excellent Board in a well fur
nlshed house, agreeably located, at reasonable
prices. Fine BEDROOM. back of PaTlor with use
single gentleman. References given and required
Apply at No. 437 18th street, between Pa. avenue
dnO ~. IN
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NEW GOODS.

M NEW GOODS.
w Are now addiI to our stock large al d
desirable lot of NEW GOODS, comprising every
thing that 10 new and desirable, which we propose
70 sell at small pI,ce. All persons in want of Dry
Goods will lwsys lind our stock complete in all It's
branches and at the lowest prices. We would i'm
prees upon those Of citi who have recently
taken up their residences tn us that have but
"one price" marked In plain figures on each arti-
sales for cash.
We ask an examination of prices, SO that GUS
toners can satisfy themselves IN regard TO the
Ing by purchasing for cash.
w. M. SINISTER Il Co,
No. IS, opposite Center Market,
ma 2e-l0t Between 7th and 9th ats
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heath Of an Eminent yurist
Death Of a Naval Officer,

CINCINNATI, April 4.-yudge Mclean, Of tbs
United States Supreme Court, died here this
morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

ARRIVED Detective officer Allen who went
North to arrest Cyrus F. True, who is charged
with being concerned In the scheme by which
nearly IS 600 were obtained from the banking
house Of l.. Johnson CO., Of this city, returned
last night. After much DELAY I'm New York, the
prisoner was at length placed in the custody Of
DetIty Marshal Dowdigan, Of that city, to be
brought to Washington, where he arrived this
morning. He was again placed in custody Of De-
tsctiye Allen, by authority Of Deputy Marshal
Phillips, Of this city, to be held until certain pre-
liminary measures asked for by the prisoner shall
have been taken He of course will have the same
opportunity for defense as those before arrested
r. w. Clapp and I'll. NJ. True, who were com.
United for court Clapp, 1t is said, will become
witness for the prosecution and has been re-
leased on bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
Alexandria Markets.

PENSACOLA, April 3-Lieut. Bergman, com.
handing the Wyandotte, died here yesterday OF
brain fever. He was j resident Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

NoTrcs.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
30 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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Financial.

Nxv yo.r. April s.-stocks dun and lower.
Chicago and Rock Island 50; nlinois Cerhel
shares sox; do. bonds 81; Mich sousher1 -
New York Central 7sk; Pa. Coal 90 ej he.S-
ing r r.. "a; Hudson River X ~ stti w %
75k; No. 6s 65K. ---,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

FUNERAL OF THE LATE JOSEPH ABBOTT, ESQ
The bell Of the Franklin Fire Company was tolled
day about for the Of the late Joseph
Abbott, an old and esteemed citizen Of the Second
Ward, and a member Of the franklin Fire Com.
pany for wears past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

CARusI's SoIREE will take place this evening
at Wizards Hall. Tickets Of admission to be
had az the door. IL the weather should prove I'M
favorable the S0iree will be postponed until
further notice. 1t* Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

New Nsfs marksts-
NTw YeRK, April Flour dnll and &c lcwef'
Wheat downward tendency. Corn dull and IN
changed. Provisions quiet. whisky quief az
1s Kslekc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

CuNxINs 4 Co, No. 3i7 Seventh St, are selling
OF boots and shoes like fun and fitting up In style
the pedal extremities Of almost everybody who
venture in the vicinity Of the Northern Liberties
II you want q nice boot, cheap, eal on cummins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
DOMESTIC GOODS.

Together with all the bsst makes of Sheet ny and
Shifting Cottons and Irish Linens, go.
Also
For Servants Wear-Heavy Ospaburg Plaid Cot
tons, Qsnaburg Calico, Domestic PIalds, Cling
hams, Checks, Blue Drillings-all selling at our
mer prices. HENRY EGAN, =
323 (south side) Pa. avenue,
ma 29-6tif New iron Building .
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-Near the City Post Office a POCKET
T. BOOK, containing small amount Of money,
which the owner can have by calling at JESSE 3,
WILSON'S Store. on Pa. avenue, between h
advertisement ana Hf
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
- WARRINGTON ON this 81 day OfN
April, 1861, before me, the subscriber, a JUS In
tIce OF the Peace for the county aforesaid CD
personally appeared George Mathew, and made
oath. according to law that on the % day of pril
1851, stray nj f. came to his place on the East
ern branch with tn following marks. to witt A
small bay mare, white face, with white spot on
the left side under the saddle; shoes on the hind
feet will saddle and bride. The owner will please
come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
1861. las EiDII Pii'
ap S-3tH Justice of the Peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
IAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,

TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
No. 40 CENTER MARKET SPACE,
Would call the attention of purchasers to our
stock Of REASONABLE DRY GOODS, oompris-
ing some OF the newest and most desirabl ports,
tiOns OF the season. Our stock Of Domestins iuen
and White Goods will be found very complete,
and Will be offered at prices that cannot fail to
satisfaction We asK examination APPS
" CASH.
w + Would respectfully call the attention of
customers who buy for cash to our New system
"of giving of q discount Of FIVE per cent. for the
cash."
Having but zone price, customers will see at a
glance the great saving IN our rev system. We
invite all to examine for themselves.
w. NJ. SINISTER Il CO,
No. IS, opposite Center Market,
ma 23,l0t Between 7th and 9th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

ALEXANDRIA ArFAIRs.-From this mornings
Gazette we CLEAN the following:
The city property which has been advertised to
be sold for taxes was exposed for sale at the Coun
ell Chamber, yesterday morning. The whole
Ward, 80; Second Ward, 2i; Third Ward, so;
Fourth Ward, IS. The sale was commenced
about noon, and continued for some time None
Of the lots were disposed Of at higher rate than
the taxes due upon them.
Lieut. Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia, son of Com
modore Lee, u. s. N, before reported having
resigned bis position in the u. s. A, for one In
the army Of the Southern Confederacy, is at pres
ent, we are Informed, stationed with his regiment
az West Point
Maj. Ben McCulloch, of the Texan Army who
has been In this city and Washington for several
days past, left here yesterday morning for the
treme South.
A bill to organize Volunteer Battalion in the
city OF Alexandria, passed the Senate Of Virginia
on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

THr BEAUTIFUL spectacle piece OF the Naiad
Queen, now drawing such crowds al the Thester,
Win be performed on Saturday afternoon, for the
benefit Of families. = - rr-.tiss. : Il !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

An ADDRESS this evening, at Trinity Church,
under the following heads: What Of the present
condition of our Western Indian Tribes? Enor-
mites practiced upon them by the whites What
their capacities for civilization? 10 our present
Indian system educational, Wherein defective +?
What the remedy? BY pioneer. Larooqua will
sing several times during the evening. 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

CENTRAL GuARD-HousE.-Theo only case dock
eted this morning was 6 w. Lewis, who, FOL
being drunk and disorderly, was fined 81 Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

OST10n Tuesday evening. April I'd, between
~ IN" war Department And Georgetow a n
god huntIng-case Johnson WATCH, No. EN3
with gold chain attached. The finder will re ~
by leaving il at this Office. ans as
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PERSONAL.

L NOTICE.
l. WILL Not be responsible for any debts con-
traoted BY any person except my wife and self
dp f-St' J. B. HAW
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ms &-l0'

A NEGROES.
n GENTLEMANA About to remove TO the South
wishes To exchange valuable improved Real Es-
tate in Georgetown for several Negroes, for his
own use. Address, Immediately, Box 900, George
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LOCAL NEW S.

IL Though THE STAB Ii printed on the fastest
neam prem In use south Of Baltimore, iu edition
10 large - TO require II to BE- put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
,eni In before II O'Clock n; ctherwise they may
Dot appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04

A REPoRr obtained some currency this morn
ing about town to the effect that one hundred
men left this city by the southern mail boat at 2
n m. to-day 10 Join the army Of the Confederate
States at Charleston. So far we can learn there
10 no foundation In fact Tor the rumor. The train
last night missed the connection with the right
trip south by the Potomac river line and the pas
sengers were obliged 10 remain over here, which
caused propoftionate increase Of the number Of
passengers who went down this morning.
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OFFICE WASHINGTON AQuEDUCT,
" WASHING roN March D. iR6

y WAsHINGTON, NAfCh z, 1901.
PROPOSALS will be received up to the 18th pro1i-
mo for the furnishing and delivery at or near the
kits of the District Reservoir of cubic yards
b oxen Stone, more or less,
The stone not to exceed in size cubes of three
inches. To be hard and durable
Proposals. should be sealed and endorsed "Pro-
posa for Broken Stone."
: NJ: g. MEIGS, Capt; OF Eng,rs.
ms 2s-tApl5 Chi Eng'r OF Wsih'n Aqusdpct.
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SOURCES of Pulmonary. Byoneiial and Asihmatis
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
tsRiSees ,S 0,tea &c. sPsediy AND certainly when
should at once be had to q" Rroton,s Bronchial
rtstion of the Throat DO ever 30 slight as by this
precaution more serious attack may be efectuelly
warded Oh. Pxbifc Speakers and SiRgers will find
them eHeotusl for clearing and siren thenlnE the
voice. Sec advertisement. .g dc lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-04
,3J SEVENTH STREET S0r
WET GOODS, AUCTION GOODS, &c.

S01 SEVENTH STREET. S01
We are daily receiving our full stock of SPRING
GOODS from New York and Philadelphia, bou INT
Tor net cash to which we invite the attention Of
BUYERS. We take OCCASION to make the following
summary:
case Atlantic Prints at6x cents, worth
klcbmond's and other brands at 10, worth II,
Bonnet Ribbons at l2k, worth 25,
Marseilles Quits, 10 4, att 80,
Allendaie do. lbs &C.,
Linen Handke chiefs, LADIES' and mems 49, CHEAP
youvin's Kid Gloves as low as 50 osnts,
Plain Delaines at l2T and l6. worth IS.
WET GOODS.
J L. Goats best Spools at 81 cents per dozen,
l2ts cent CslInOs at cents, &c.
Together with . varied and extensive stock of
Starlss, such as Bleached and Brown g oOds BOYS
end Mems Cassimers, Hoo Skirts, Lace and Craze
Shawls, Pa asolS, sun Umbrellas, BOnnets, EN-
broderies. Dress Goods of al kinds, go.
Also, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Mats, Carpet
JOHNSON & SUTTON,
ma SHwr No. 521 18th ST., bet. ID and Ay,
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WANTS.

QS0n WANTED, this sum for four years,
twJUOs on suburban property worth 81 0OO. In
terest rs agreed upon. Address Arundel, "thr nugh
the Post Once ap3-T
WANTED-A GIRL about ten years of age, to
w run errands and to assist ABOUT q house; mono
need apply unless they can bring good recommend
atlons Apply at No. 453 Twelfth st., between g
and III. spS st.
WANTED - Two suitable MEN, to obtain
w subscribers for new illustrated ed ton of
Brown's Family Bible. Apply to JAMES CAR
TER, 499 Seventh street. between and 10 O'Clock
q m. ma 50 SteO
WANTED-A GARDENER one accustomed
" To nse t9pls preferred. Also, 4 Tenant for a
CottdBe miles IN Virgins, within rUOhls, lnrse
garden, nd fuel Rented for the summer If wanted.
Apply to DOUGLAS Green house, Pa. avenue
ard u 81 ma O-eo3tH
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-From IS to
w .OW worth of SECONDHAND FURNl
TURE of all kinds, for which will guaranty to pay
the highest prices and, as usua at the shortest no
toe. r. BUCHLY,
Dealer in Furniture, Stoves, &C.,
'oo9 4Os 7th St. bet. q and III east side.
WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE.
w Persons declining Housekeeping, or having
surplus of Furniture on hand, can obtaIn the cash
and fair prices by applying 1t 369 Seventh st.
no IL BONTZ GRIFFITH.
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