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ADJUSTMENTS,
GROWERS rHEATER.

En- . HnEAIHhs
PENNSYLVANIA lv., NEAR WILLARp'S HOTEL.
LEONARD GROVER. .....-.......-......D Director
The most successful Opera Season ever known in
THIS tsaturs.yi Gss1iHs EvENiNe, sESai Aprila,
last time, most positively, of Carl Won Weber's
much admired Grand Opera in five acts,
DER FREISCHUTZ,
the full and brill ant cast of which brings into
reQuisition the following grand combination of
EMINENT TALENT:
The distin gushed Tenor Grazia,
=, And the renowned Basso Profundo,
TIE sTW0 RANGERS.
The charming Prima Donna Lyrique.
sIGNoRA LOUISE fREDEKICH as; ...AGArHE
The beautiful PHima Donna Legera,
MILE PAULINE CANNISSA .ANNCHEN
a. The favorite Primo Baritona,
ZIG CARL0 LEMANI as .CUN0
SIG; AR0GANDI as. THE WILD HUNTER
u 6OMr Rid AS -. -. ..,- N LII An
Bridesmsds'1 1Foresters, Peassntry, hpparitions,
CARL ANscHuTzs.e.a Tzuse.anc Conductor ns of the Opera
Monday, special Grand Opera night, full dress e,
and last nj ght bnt two of the season.
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VARIETIES! VARIETIES.
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MUSIC xHklkEI nxtk sFb ST T1fffArga
FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Il NINTH srRHEl
PI1z sIaxoss IS Stage Manager and Aissrtser Aieaaser
EEMENREk skE.E kE sHoW %
-, Third and Last Week
Every Person-All csllings Interested.
DOUBLE BILL TONIGHT.
The Aso pFf%f fa Music sna ffT Hsl sno@
FEMALE FEMALE FlSkfSokEF P1SSkkfSekkF
xffs#5S$S$S $ffS##tSSS$S$S #s
hiG HiGH An a Low 9% LIFE II FHE GAPiFAt GiTf
o Char GharaSters Sss by The l DRAMATIC am Company
Over s'A'' hfe IN sn ths sns ctS Depicting
Also new Christmas Pantomimel
n4s1S h4s1S TkSHFEF;; FkkSSHFEF;
THK Merry CLOWN
Elfn Harlequin and the Bew tchng Coiu mbi Ne
ru e fe oS.ases X shs
Also The Ia S5fas 5rs. SsIiS''
sc az fss sss shs tss sssso
r,B Break Sal, kd1wMns t's MsI Ba,lsds +. end and
Theatre: Music Hall, and Psntomirne SHOW.
Three Performances in One,
All the New Stars!
The Great Paris DsGa,eqse, w ,
HERNANDEZ FOSTER
The Premiere D'nisSss, us, AuausrA wALnr;
The Queen of s'' mp FANNY GILMORE;
MISS MAGGIE FRIEL;
The Great Male Dancer.
GEORGE T. SHELDON.
Also, the Star Company,
Mr. Bob Hall.
Mr Frank Kerns
hr. Thompson,
Mr.. Francis,
Mr.. Mctiuire.
Miss Maggie Vernon,
Miss Fanny May,
Miss Kitty Lee,
Miss Annie Fillmore.
And other artistes.
Work men of the Navy Yard YourPay is Raised I
See the Great Drama that Helped to Achieve it
Workmen of the Arsenal Your Pay Win
be Raised See the Great Drama Re-
gsrding it Clerks in all che De-
partments. See the Interest in
the Great Drama
WEDNE ESDAY AFTERNO
Ladies' and Clerks Matinee.
Only Aftern9o on of the Female Pickpocket,
city, Perfumed Programmes for the Ladies.
Admission, Is and % cts Private bOxes, IS.
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QY DIRECTION OFTHE SECRETARY OF THE
ID TREASURY hereby give notice that am
prepared to receive su Inscriptions on account Of
United STATE Bonds authorized by the act of March
s, 1864, bearing date March l. 1864, redeemable at
the pleasure of the Government, after ten years
and payable forty from date bearing interest
at five per csntun year, payable on Bonds not
over one hundred dollars aunuslly, and on all
other bonds semi annually, in coin
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds rs they may prefer.
Registered bonds will be issued of the deuomina-
tions of Fifty dollars, (S5O) One Hundred dollars
800 Five Hundred dollars. $3.50, One Thousand
dollars, ($LNoO, Five Thousand dollars, t$5 0pJ
Bonds of the denemipstious Of Fifty dollars. tS5oD
o. Hundred dollars, (SlO0,l Five Hundred dollars
$50 and One Thousand dollars, 1SI ,OOnI
Subscribers will be required to pay in addition
TO the amount of the principal Of the Bonds, in
lawful money the aecrued interest in coin, (or in
United rates notes, or the notes Of National
Banks, adding Fifty per cent for premium until
further notice from the first day Of March or
September, as the case NAV be- until the day Of
subscription and payment.
Tpon receipt Of subscriptions will issue my
certificate of deposit therefor in duplicate, the
original Of which will be forwarded by the sub
scri Ger to the secretary of the Treasury Washing
ton, with letter stating the kind Registered or
Coupon, ) and the danomination Of bonds required
:. Upon the receipt Of the ORIGINAL Certificate at
Transmitted to the subscribers respectively, as
soon the same can be prepared.
1t is expected that the first deliveries of Coupe
of April. +. e. SPlNN ER,
nh 2i-<W Treasurer Ceited States.
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ByWM l., WALL CO. Auctioneers.
SALl OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON tai
IaLANN

By virtue of q decree of tb late Circuit Court of
the District Of Columbia bearing data ON the soth
Day !s and passed o :s1ss Sa y sa Ssish
Kirk and others defer dants, shall oer for sale
DAY, the 18th of April. A D. 1854. at O'Clock parti
Lots Of GROUND numbered seven e., AID nins tsl in
49,, Of the plan Of the city Of Wa'hinston de.
:erifsd in the eEosssdinss in the said cause ths.
sals) y ith the improvements thereon. consisting
Of eat 8, d subf ftantiAl two story brick houss:
This property 10 situated on street south, be-
tween 7fh and sth streets vest. In thriving and
healthy neiShborhood
ments OF six ana twelve months, the parehaser
iyips his notes for the deferred payments bearing
Interest from the dsy Of sale. The deed to be re
tsinsd uatiI the whole of the purchase money Is
All oonysyancius at the cost Of the pur chaser.
ONWARD O. CARING TON Trustee.
.mha0-soaW W l., WALL e. GO Auots.
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o0 II is said that when Com. Vanderbilt was
Fair he said he would give what A. r. Ste Rart
did Stewart wrote his cheek for SfGO,0 0. and
Vanderbilt Immediately covered It with Acheek
OF his own for like amount.
nREvery plantation frcm New Orleans 70
Baton Rouge M now in proc % ef salhyatsen.
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Recruits Wanted
rH8 QUOTA OF TEE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
-o BOUNTY FOR vErIaANs.
1852.
1925 Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW K.oRu1rs.
8A52, 4
Sa2S Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY FOB ooloRzD R,oHu1rs.
$3.50,
Paid In advance.
PERSONS WISHING TO nNLIs7
WIN apply to any Of the follovins
e R8cRUIrINa oEYIoIRs:
s.s. BAElR.
1nsine Hall, neas the Market. on Psnnsylvania
Avenue, berWeen ecventh Ninth streeu
10. HYBl,
Corner Of Fourteenth and New York avsnss.
o. 4. KEA6BlY,
II street, near corner Of Ninsteents snd Psns-
sylvsnia avenue.
10 PARKER,
Corner Of High and Dunharson st,ss.s, George.
sovn.
O., LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge. kAs been
appointed Recruiting Omeer.
HENRY 4. 0oHlKTZ,
Captain and Provost MarshaI,
B-u District Of Columbia,
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SENTENCEoF TRADE MARX CouNTRRFETr-
'KR.-WI WIiliam Leiib, Drug Broker, was con-
yicted m The court Of General Sessions Judge
HcfIman) in that city for having counterfeitsd
apc initiated the Trade mark, label, wrapper,
box. &c. If /" Browns Bronchial Troches, y pre-
was sentence d 10 nine Ilon,hs In the Peniten-
tiaTy. He was arrested In December last, and
ben e indicted by the Grand Jury, under tie
marks, has been confined in the Tombs since
II af tine.
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CLIFTON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.

The above named Factory, with $50 acres Of land :,
mostly wood, is offered for sale.
This property is situated at the head waters of
ct. Mary's river. The factory building is four
stories high, with ample water power and ma
is grist mill tavern, backsmitha d whselwright
shop, storehouse, granery, tailor and shoemaker's
shop with eight dwelling houses attached to the
property. To enterprising man company
this property offers very great Inducements, situ
ated at the head of navigable stream, with large
and thrifty community surrounding it an abuni-
snce of wood and timber; healthy location, it
particulars apply to T. W. COUGH, Leonardtown
St. Mary's county, Md, or MORGAN & RHINE
HART, foot of & street. Int.J NH 2j-eolm
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/ LADIES OF WASHINGTON, N
8, HELLER,

* No. "a Market Space bet TN asd sth sts.. *
Summer Closks. Also:, great variety Of Fancy
Bonnets and Flowers. Embroideries, such as Lace
Goods, Fancy ParssoIi, Corsets: Hoop Skirts. and
the best cheap price Gloves. Ladies. you will do
well by calling and examining our stock Of goods
before you buy elsewhere. NH a Inn
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
H ". L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctionssrs.

Ry W. L. WALL 4 co.. Auetionssrs.
1HP0RrzRS SALR-We win sell at puhHe a,e
Iton early next month b. order of Oremsiien 4
lss, Up stairs. q very choice stock OF Wiaes 1san
&es, I G., consisting Of about 90 doxen The ssid
and nos before offered to the puolic. Priyste AMI
Mes, the trade and suffers can avail thsmsEwas ~,
vita nov sold oaly re sson % sssngs .,n.s
.sss ana S one q S the ns sufc,e Us
SSses iii, he PS LeAo rTo das hsfore sale dsy.
mn" 1" tsafon.l ". L. WALL L co., Auets.
STHB ABOVE SALE T,,r. pos,rrupr
sshs place on WEDNESDAY, the e5.S iastsnt. a,
~ SiOoN, an
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NEW GOODS-NPW GOODS!
y CGsT Received flns and h,nds2me assortment
Quaker Hoop skirts, Dress Trimmings, Bugle
Gimps Quilted Ribbon Dress Bqttonss Kid and
Dresses, Magic Ruffling, Velvet and Belt Ribbon,
Ladies, and Gents Collars and Cuffs Undershirts
Neck ties, Combs, Brushes. soaps Extracts, Po,.
mades. together with a full assortment Of Fancy
Goods, Toys, Musical Instruments. &c., &C..
BOSWELL'S Fancy Store,
500 Z street, near 18th,
Depot for Boswell & Warner IS Colorifc for col
oring the hair NH % cow
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w friends and the public that he has on hand
variety Of large and beautiful style Of sonunents
order, and s thankful for past fAyors and hopes to
Solicit share of their patronage. Penn. avenue,
between 18th and 18th sts. NH peo3pH
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & Co Auctionesrs.

-. -
rHANOERY SALE or FORTY- Six VALUABLE
u Lors II SoDARs IS9 ON fHs HIGH GRouxD Bs-
TWEEN n sfRsEr AID RHODE ISLAND AvRnuH AND
eIxrKxHrH AkD a8vsnfREsrH sfRlsfs.-By an
thority Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of this
District, psaaed in cause wherein Aggs a. 90, are
Thon Is emith ere defendants. shall sell 70 the
HIGHEST bidder on the pfsmises on the 2lst day OF
tbus from day TO day til oil is sold tae WHOLE Of
Square No. lS1, In this city, (eaceRt the southwest
sorrer being o, feet square owned by g: y EisSa
1se The portion Of tae intended to be sold
Has been divided into 6 lots Of ab ,ut twenty feet
front each With suii able alleys, &C.. and Is part
OF the bi sh ground between Sixteenth and ssyen.
teenih streets and NJ street and Rhode I,lsnd
syenue a plat OF the whole can be seen ct J. q
McHuire's Auction rooms
The terms preecr bed By the decree are ore
gaarth OF the purchase mensy in cash and the resi-
due at six, twelve and eighseeo months, to be se.
sured ~ the purchaser . bonds with surety ana q
lien en- the nrsmisss, bearing interett from the
day Of Gale All conveyancing. bonis, Sc, snd
stamps to be ct the pufehsssrs eI penss.
II the terms Of sale are not com piled WITH within
i've cays from the day Of fale. the lot 10 will
be rs.sod at said auction rooms q the purch .sars
cost and risk, At prbic auction, after one weeks
notice in the National Intslli issnser:
APT 3aWtd J. c. MCGUIRE & Co.,, Austa
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PERKINS,, STERNE &c Co.,
$50 Broadway, N. Y,
EXCLUSIvE DEALERS IN
G IIFOR MA WINE.
We guarantee them all to be
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
For sale by all first class Grocers and Druggists
everywhere. NH 90 3nl~
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DITTENH0UsE, FAINT & CO..
BANKE
NO. 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Will continue to furnish
Us. PIvE-TWENTY BONDS
A. long as issued by the Govsrnm ant, 81 par.
Coupon 6's of 1881,
Us7 90 Trea.ury Notes
o. g. Certificates Of f1ntebtednsss
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchap 60 an all parts of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suitPurchasers,
etocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
on Commission.
tyn RITTENHOUsE. FAINT co.
H BORDENTOWN, NJ:
The Summer Session of this Institution Will
open April the 18th. few vacancies only re-
main For catalogues containing terms, &c, I'D
dress Rev. JOHN 4. BREkELET, a: NJ.
nIANOs.-A new assortment Of Steinway & Sons
Il and Haines, Brother Pisnos has just s<D3DA
been received st our wsrerooms. We haveYD
sleo on hand one almost new seven -octavestvNIs
Piano, cost 500. which win be sold for $780, the
owner leaving the city. Several secondhand
Pisno; tson s VRo1 ssikf NkffsrR6rF ssiTs 4 the
sDi Corner Of llth street and "a, sYsnas.
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GALS OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULBs
C6IsB QuAssHRMAsfR's g OFYIsR,
Depot Of WdsAtaston, J
vu Hass'nstos. u. G. March g, IS64.S
ssAf the Oess.yatory, In tas city Of WeshinTton
" On WEDNESDAY, Ap IL 9th. 1884, and on
WnpNRSDAY, April asth, 1854, Q lot Of
RORSRS AND MULES.
u2cderanod ~ unit for public service
Iefms cash In 0oyern1ent funds
o&ses 70 oommenoe at 10 o'clock Q. m.
81. RUOKIR.
~An .0he 0sn. ana Cnief ouArtaFm asteY,
Dsoot Of Washington
iSksr OF THE LAWS or THE DISTRICT.
"s = SRzS6lk FAYIos
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BJJ ACQUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.

MOI ICE.-In pursuance Of An order Of the Or
~ phans' Court Of Warrington county duly rati.
dsd and eo1nrmed By the Supreme Coart q tks
the guardian Of Thomas b , and 1lisabsth 9.
DsVsp shan, minor heirs Of Thomas 9 Dsvsaghsn
HRIDA y. the 23d DAY of April next, at 5s O'Clock
q. the right tsie Interest claim m, Ana 10 ss. es
south part Of Lot number "a in square mum Der So
In ths plan Of the city Of Washinaton. toEether
With The r uteI est in the improvements said Lot
Terms: One third cash; 6alarce in four install.
ments payable respectively In three. six. nine and
twelve months; the deferred payments to be Sc
cured By . deed IN trust on the premises.
All sncing, includir revenue stanps, TO be
ct the penEs of the purch saefs Tha conveytnesf
70 be prepared under the direction of the solicitor
BLIZABITH A. DlvAUGHAN.
0sardisp Of Thomas h. snd Elisabeth o. Be-
mfg sa.&ds 10 MoGU IRB & GO ,Aucn.
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r-.;,r Rally Ina Brocnc County

NJ ~ rli,1r q Tie \. ]. T0sa"s'
SIN. We had a glorious meeting here yestcr-
a,7. both afternoon and evening the largest eVS nse
in Delaware or this section Of Brocmc county ins
yost assembly wa held as II spell'bound for seven
hmm Hon G. A. Grow Of pennsyya ns lea VIZ -
~. rnausvycr ne logic followed By xGov. Sooe %
W,ssopsin with death blows to traitors and copper
b,ets. nrxt followed Col. Carpenter OF hentuesy.
whose oratory and happy illustrations ss,S
Irish orsinr Mai Haggcrty of New-YorE ioows s ~
Hon g. " HochLiss, the able Represen,aYe W .no
BrOomc County Congressional Dlsrio ,,ss.sIsg .ad
vi .sn, w.. eShbi.ed everywhere You may
ioos for GOOD results froin this sectios IN November
Tie friends Of ihe Union SAD tie uo'efAI ISs are
wide awake. Yours, &c. S0A'
Drrosl a. J., Ccf. IL loc-
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furMiturs

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE o.
tf,.s ,,up,, cttf- Alfo .olid Chestnut and Valiant
1.lo,,l,er sue. ,ssn s,d ornamental 81 ~ r. Arni,'"
TONE St CaDast. opposite " oosieL f''aDh'h'" -
I,NANELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL Tie beet assortment o. ESAMELLD FuANIuIdk, 10
All color od ,fyes Walnut sad Chestnut, ram ga Ona
ner,4 la Suiles Wh0fshe aud H-aii 49, sia'Ir
nv Oh, WARREN WARD. No. ~ Canal st.
CUOW CASES AT LOW PRlCES.-Siyer-
,l.,.d white metal bacs walnut, &c. AL KINDS IN
.,,rt' Old gbDw rasts tAkrf in rtfirnfc
~ UOkFMAn HEHSii. No. W Chathainrst.
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philadelphia C.t,ie ,,arLei-Ocr. 10.

fr supply Of Beef Cs;,le this wc TIE onef
Inc. soutns 10 50 Iesd Prices raised dignity the bsss
cse having been sold at &lsi PER 100 ns ufhnH' ana
si wei lsposed OF IRON 10 to l3 per iVp ios MA
sHrIp-ILis nlArket was also vel snpplel oV"I 800
had having been 81 posed OF - rom ITO q eoh Per P'A1
sgoss. - -. .no,ned 10 ONLY
s read Tire ufsos Was sfn and prices ruled Tom S'os
" SIP PER 100 b'. ,s % rss had a, prc.s
O. AZ :, al fs sprnacr., and from es TO go
tor nj alf
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Gcrnoraiipn Notices.

Dypaursyy- or ffFGsCE BUREAU oy ihh
REcE1vEp or ANS 40. ~ natntefst Vo,. - 'OV'
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL mere
~ by given, tint The As.ossineni lsolt 81 taA ios
Real and Personal Estate for the year 1906 have been
TO mo- and that ali Ts4cs nov que ana PSSo'v a. 'n
Office. a ,.....,a, =,
and ~ n - u.,, ,.l.,,.t.l
deducon the rate Of psf cent peg ainun , go
from the date payment 10 tie Isl oil DecsNoeI VIZ
made oil TaIer paid previous e. The 10, a,1 :.
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Al ASTER~ SALE.-pursuant 70 the com
S1 nsra Of sas ie-re.a order 81 sse rom ths Cor
r cciinon fA O.! srini' Comfy O.. tie suii oi rTsncs
f,aslevy " i, Rsb.ns .Tlo-s ~ Elias Isss't
kraszsso 17uiuf The Cleveland Isn~.f- end tifcr.rz'
n~iBcsd Company, al 70 dy-ctet gs! So. 93 salt
q Dgotc sncgn q ss doeG Of the Count Hour Akron,
De WEDNESDAY,, th= "a dsy Of November, 1879
estvee lie t0lls ~ oeocL p and cly-E .. the
zs;rs real csiS, Of said Railroad COMPANY, 20 which thsy
kszs soy II al o. eQlsb- tAri SAID na4oa1 i0-uy
kse~R Tire Akron Branch o. the Cleveland and Pitfspgrsh
~ rssd rrd 0ard ~ the courtss Of summit Wvu- I'D
ESnles a. tie sfss Of Ohio, running oi Hudson eunr
G., lss ianc with sais Cir ard sld Pitisiure roaf
knksrnr Of Exty miles 20 hisr-Durzh Holmes Comfy
sse ile Atlantic end Crest Ns-'cfr Helsusd r. Akrsn
~ lhe ftstl.gA OF Nsynr aid Chsso Rloa6 a. Or
vr 81 therefor md the ls OCCUPIED there
- IL 40 al fe tracks Thereon, tadgrs vs
4ass Yef -ces Depot grounds dcfo.s lEch.nr snopt
ssas.cls-a - ~ Dh-r hu thereon writer stations
-i al rgpui -sres o. tne- said road aud
sss Al tr 3raLsss rights snG privileges o. .sid C5u psgy
ah TO- O. concerning The szlier1cep the prerirl hereto
es eolFe I'd by .sd k4Iosc Company 20 t- Atlantic sHd
oei ksI5aa CON psnJ, gufasut 10 lr dr1re 81
e1zt Conn. hygle'srd e. Tyi'..SY
Ate :. o. ,.rs and place VT OFF, r. sa'e .
xst lur' on q! to Ycr-nl WOgfy ~ sslf tiev"lsud
1Snesves Is g un-f Nsilf0sd tcnrsuy. 1r din. tiie
e3~k-i q. sid railroad now IN The hsnd g the Receiver
~ md ompsav V.cL NAV Ds in b. hands Il time u
srA al. Coldrinz ~ pat Of iOr i0con0ges So pepsa
or esfs iogr 1tgss4s - grtse o-s - 10 se feiT
~. "a; ffeis u hlld CHA. timber. lea l.tnneF
- Wooc mate th~ nselius shops, s0o.s, odhou &c
fsIls-Csfi .. ne o. sa.1-
DAVID j.. KING S,e-isi Msste: Com
W = Z. Osis, II Di-ye md risntiH'a Attorney
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WrpaEsDAY, Oct. Io-P. n.
Gold opened at 90, sold as low as 20os' and
closed at 2o7i a20s.
The China, for Liverpool, took out sl4l,oOo
in specie.
Stocks have been irregular, and compared
with yesterdays rates ERE generally lover. The rsra'
tons as compared With ne closing buaino's were ~ oi'
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TIM MORNING STAR.-Fears are yet enter
,a,nsJ Car ho sn.., Of the steamship Morning Star.
which LEFT this port for New Orleans on the LET mat, baa
had uot arrived :; that place Oh TIC ..h inst
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I7HE WEBER PIANO FORTE-

rENHE WEBER PIANO FOkIE-
admitted the BEST Piano Fore iHs1r btcsass ".
80 a THOROUOu MUSICIAN thus combinins ai'aniasr'
po,res-,d by no ohrr manufacturer IN lie n''d 81
s,ch /. tho trponv sf ~ r. Mile. Robert Heller, tie. T.
to,. VA Macon G. Jerome Hopkins, Chss .sir A.i
Msretzek Carl Alsctu'z JOHN Iunde haan,e 9.","s''
tavl ,ocia and every good mucan iu the United r,,i-
AN aia rafa AZ admit their glesi ,priisIJ' wa"
root,, no Is, ANes Broadway. neal tsnai-Ft-
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SELECT FRENCH and ENGLISH PROT

~ ESrANT SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No 30 W est
25li-st. opposite Trinity Chapel.
"a. school, und. the direction Of NILE ROSTAN, Of
Pans. viii be reoJ-ned on WEDNESDAY, Sept a. A
pnuc.ne attendance is esnoty requested the pupils VIII
uni io their advantage 10 be present the FIRST day.
The course or hsifuctioD THoRouGa. coxPRRH krsfvs
AND ssTEnAT,c ard d~si-ned combine accomplished
ERsLIsa EDUCATION with the xsowLrDsF OF the
French and other Modtin Languages.
Special attention s Evcu Nude, Drawing and Paint
ing aud al The classes under the Of able and
piished Professors and Teachers.
limited Buaber Of young ladies received In Tie family.
ard wccore ali the comforts and privileges Of
pheasant home
for further information t-sonials ts apply 10 MILE.
ROS1AN. No. 20 West 2Ssh-s.
Circulars sen. II desired
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k.LA NJ.

The receipts u Cattle .. tho I've stocA 49,
act has thrown snoant Of dressed side. and s
10. nara- -h--p too plenty aid chesprr fo,A rev.
g avar Nth heavy rec pts during the pat few days
W,,~ru dressed sell, Isl ec. and River hog from ~
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FRENCH INSTITUTE

y ron YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Nos AZ and 20 Fast 2;th Street will open Seri- 20
Hosrdins sad Day school. Primary department infn'
m Md for Coege E1.nnr. West fof, en1 The Navy
boo The rrorppr'us ~ the Sch?o cou'srs The ntmes Of
. Psvs AID tose Of tleT parents foT q 81 MA. }eSs.
PROF. ELlE CHAhLI.R, Director.
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VEGETABLES.


pe.,v.r IA. eacined little with the fa In gold Broom
Com is sarse none ire crop ha. sr'vea Honey M
abu.d,n snd srls owly one commission mouse As @ '"
rtx IA boxe prices vary ron l5c foT medium 20 BE ios
- - 10 fr .nnl. xary chni.e Honey. vs. quote:
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ScRANrON COAL Ia AUCTION.


prLATARH iicTAvAsHA AsD WHsIEEN r. r. Co.
- sEW-iOEK. oct. g. 1855.
'oiIpsef sill ~ rer Twentr fr, Regular Monthly
$3.50 o. " tbNISDAY Oct Pr ioA a. ~ O'clock. noon
w onif % Is Ooaaal., No. q, Wlilsrist., NJ Which
- ~ 49,, ~ o. ~ loEH ~ DEAYHH Co, Auction
~ ~. ~ - W IhuuHAND TINS Of FRESH
y, y y. ~. SOAi. s.O, us az ihe usual sizes.
49,, y" = my ee''' kz.b-ihpou n. D. during rls
-. - ~. y r'o.F- lUhi 70, p. n1 wiz b. sold 70
hfleti tf1rf no nids IN s1y ,fo, ,,lsfnx.r bsiag
~ i2l gsc2sit O., o. On 0fiisil d The Company.
49, 80 c"'N .oH'" WI ~ 'is ~ Heretofore,
~. De illy mess kaoSu 81 Nin- ,hd plafe oil ss'e
John PHfstlN prasae,t
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EGGS.

Tho recopts hsvs been very night and demand scve one
u Il ,tos 60 cr. that u iJc has been paid Tor lew
supply pressing wsDt bu, iair state egg have gen
e.v been ssii the Tor 3563sc and Western a. -
ssc Is expected that these prices can Continue
long. We quote: z.a
Nev-Jei--, snd Pennsylvania choice y doz. 3S9s.e
State so0i
Fzg Oa's y o1sb. good ...........-.. iV9 va
several lo OF dried sppes s. held at lie ana
win bs sold that possible, though oniy choice .ceo
fruit Will brng that figure Chestnut advanced with ngns
suup:y 10 & 90 per busol but now selling At se9ssS
w. .slotrt
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POULTRY AND CANE
rx. ClrSns hzV- b~eu selling remarkably well and the
d-,sn . rsk fsr Caec. Dfsrsra One ot Of genuine clip
10 a, Ia box. hsy- ESQ beer in good request Geese
-- slowly With fol- supply. Lss. receipts oi Lave luz