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LOCAL NEWS,

The IRON AND STEEL AssoCIArIoN.-This
morning quarterly meeting Of the American
Iron and Steel Association was held at Seaton
han and was attended by quite number OF
factors from different part of the country
Inc Association was called to order by the
President, Z. 3. Ward, of Detroit; Henry Nc
Association.
r. -, S,abbins, Of Detroit was appointed As
The general objects of this Association are to
procure, regularly, the statistics of the trade
ooth al nome and abroad. To provide for the
mutual interchange of Information and exneri.
ence, both scientific and practical To collec,
and preserve all works relating to Iron and
Steel, and to form a~complete Cabinet of Ores.
Limestones, and Goals. Toencourage the form =
ton OF such schools as are designed to give the
young IRON master proper and thorough sci.
enlhc training, preparatory to engaging in
praencaI operations. And. generally, to take
all proper measures for advancing the in terests
OF the trade in all its branches.
The association numbers 965 members rep.
all the Northern States - -
The president Mr.. WArdD made a brief ad
dress, In which be spoke Of the objects Of tSe
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H-The new National Militia Bill agreed 70
by the Senate Military Committee. makes
every able-bodied male person between twen-
ty-one and forty years of age liable to military
duty. Executive and judicial officers of the
State and Federal Governments, postmasters,
pilots, members of Congress, mariners, tele-
graphic operators and mail agents are exempt
A Militia Bureau is to be established in the
War Department, and an adjutant general for
each State Is 70 be appointed by the Govern
ment TO review the militia on stated occasions
Section ten says that there shall be organized
IN all of the States one regiment of active VOL
unteer militia for each Congressional district
All officers of this active force are TO be ap.
pointed by the Governors of the States and
Territories, but the War Department are TO
furnish All arms, equipments, &c, to said MIL
ltia force. The President can order all or any
part into service at any time. The Lieutenant
General, IN order to secure uniformity in the
militia, may cause inspections 10 be made from
time to time
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GOLD MINING IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MD-Ihe COLLABORATING quartz in the vicinity
OF Great Falls of the Potomac, about fourteen
miles from this city, is beginning to attract
considerable attention; and one company sunk
shaft some months since, at locality about
Two miles this side of the Fails near the line
OF the Washington Aqucduct, where the sur
race indications promised good yield OF the
precious metal This stock company, of which
MI Grlhths formerly of the q uartermastar
GeneraIs office, but now i resident of Phila-
oeIphia) Is president, seems TO have entered on
the Wcrk In earnest Judging from the extensive
preparations now making. A large quantity
OF heavy machinery for crushing, washing
ana suDllmating the quartz has arrived in this
CITY from Philadelphia by railroad, and is now
being hauled 10 the mine. Gold has been dis
covered On the farms of Mr.. Griffith, Richard
jackson, Gustayus White. and Others ali
within mile or two of the Falls, on the Mary
Iaho side Property in the vicinity is rapidly
changing hands AT advanced prices, and parties
are now prospecting the Virginia side of
the r1yer; but We have heard OF no discoveries
south OF the Potomac so far. 1t is urged with
some show of reason that the strata from which
the gold IL obtained is 4 continuation of the
like formation in Virginia and North Caro-
ma which has proved SO remunerative in
those States.
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Affairs in Georsetswn.

The SEEENADE.-Last night the friends OF
the candidates who Were successful in the
municipal election, employed Heald's Amrri-
can Brass Band, and serenaded the entire Cor
pora;lon. beginning with the Mayor and in
GLIDING the members elect OF both Boards.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-Market dull
No arrivals OF flour or grain reported. No
wheat IN the market. Other grain unchange
Inc demand for Hour continues inactive and
Is limited TO the local trade. Supers and Ex-
tras scarce. Price list unchanged
THE CANAL.-Tbe weather having been IA
vorabie during the past week. the repairs and
improvements of the canal have progressed
rapidly. In few days IT is expected that
navigation will be resumed, and the coal sum-
plies begin 10 arrive at the docks
PORT OF GEoRGETowN-Enter and clear
ed-Steamer John Gibson, Young master with
merchandise from and 10 New York: Valley
City, Price, New York
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RECEPTIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

"
The Presidential Mansion was Overlooking
ly filled last evening, more so than at any
former reception Of the season. every room
was jammed to its utmost capacity, and the
halls were densely thronged at an early hour
with an eager assemblase, patiently waiting
Tor an opportunity TO clasp the hand Of the
President, who seems to have risen consider
ably the popular estimation, judging from
the magnitude Of last evenings assemblage,
and the cheerful endurance of each individual
in his or her determination to exchange salp-
tations with him. The East Room, where the
guests repaired to promenade to the delightful
music Of the Marine Band, presented a rare
scene OF galty and animation. The rich and
sareo dresses Of the fair visitors, mingled with
tne gay uniforms of army and navy officers
ana the more sober garb of the civilian, formed
brilliant tableau indeed. Mrs Patterson and
MIS- Slower were dressed with elegant refine
ment and good taste as usual. The President
appeared to be in the enjoyment of excellent
heaith and spirits. A large proportion of the
distinguished residents and visitors in the city
was present last night. Members of the Cabi-
net, Foreign Ministers, Judges Of the Supreme
Court Senators, Representatives, officers and
heads of Departments. Among those of note
We observed Secretary Stanton. and Mrs
stanton, Secretary Welles, Secretary McCul-
loch, Secretary Harlan, Postmaster General
Dennison, Gov. Cox of Ohio, Assistant Score
tary of War Eckert Surgeon General Barnes,
Quartermaster General Meigs, John G. Saxe,
the poet, Senior Don Mateas Romero, Senators
Morgan, Harris, johnson, and others, Major
Gen Brice, Treasurer Spinner, Mr. Edgar
Welles, and Colonel Ely Parker.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITleS.A
WAsHIssTon, Febr nary -,
Jay Cooke 4 Co furnish the following
DISMISSED.

Mrs. Jane g. Swisshelm was dismissed from
her position as clerk in the Q uartermaster
Generals Office. on Monday, by the Q quarter
master General, with the approval Of the Sec.
rotary Of War, for disrespectful language
against the President Of the United States, in
Saturdays edition Of the newspaper which she
edits-the "Reconstructionist." This is the
second dismissal from that office for hostility
to the Government. A short time ago a MT
s. Lathrop was dismissed for utterances disre.
spectful towards the President
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REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL CURRENC,

Inc Comptroller OF the Currency has pub-
hshed circular letter, dated ebruary Is, 1866,
In which he explains that the rigid regulations
which are made to apply to the redemption of
muulateo Treasury notes Is not to be under
stood as applying TO the redemption of mutt
lated bank notes The redemption of such notes
for the value of their face is left to the discre-
ton of the bank officers. All mutiIated notes
should be fully redeemed by the banks when il
does not appear that fraud was intended The
full face value VIII be allowed for all mutt
Iatea notes returned TO the ComptroIler's office
Npen such value was allowed by the bank
which redeemed them.
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FINE AETs.-At Hudson Taylor's a pictura
by Biersiadt, is attracting considerable auten
ton. Lit is representation of a scene in the
picturesque valley of the 70 Semitic 1t is less
open 20 the charge OF conyentionaIism and
OF sacrificing truthfulness to scenic effect
than others of Bierstadt's Rocky Mountain
pictures The local scenery, the trees Topped.
f-uned and twisted by the high winds of that
region; the rocky formation: the debris at their
feet the water and its rapids 1.-THE latter ex-
cee1ingly well reDdered) are portrayed with
evident taithfulness. II is i picture worthy
of minute inspection
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM TEXAS.

The Convention Trouble in that State
Counterfeit Compound Interest Notes.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-In the Texas conyen.
ton, at Galveston, an article was ordered TO be
engrossed In the constitution abolishing invol-
untary serVltude, except for crime, protecting
African descendants in their rights OF prom
erty, and allowing them TO testify in courts, by
a vote of So to o.
The Interior Bureau agents report armed
bands defying the United States soldiers and
lnaltreating laborers. A force has been sent
for their protection.
Many compound interest counterfeit notes
are IN circulation, dated February Is, 1864
Several arrests have been made
The Treasury agent at Shreveport is taking
measures to send all cotton there. which had
not proper permits, to New Orleans
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GROWERS THBATER.-Henry Dunbar or the
Outcasts, Tom. Taylor's dramatization, was
presented to large and select audience last
night, and achieved 4 success second TO none
OF the present season. 1t is work of Intense
Interest, and presents most of the leading tai
ent Of the fine company in its cast. 1t Will be
played again tonight, with Mrs. Jordan. Miss
Ward, Mr.. Lawler. Mr.. Lamb, Mr. Spack-
man, and DIR. Sinclair in the principal charac-
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WHITE HOUSE.

To-day has been a very busy one At the
Executive Mansion. The number calling upon
business was unusually large. Lieutenant
General Grant, Generals Howard and Croxton;
also Governor Sharkey, Senator elect from
Mississippi, and many other members elect
from the reconstructed States had interview
with the President
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THE MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR CAsE.-Cien.
Gushing to-day finished his plea in the Su-
preme Court in the Massachusetts liquor case
and WAS followed by Attorney General Reed,
of that State.
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INVESTMENT FOR MRS LINCOLN

AT the request of Mrs. Lincoln, the United
States Treasurer has invested the S22,OOO ap-
propriated by Congress. being the salary of
our lam'nted Presidnt, in five twenty Govern
ment securities.
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The Result Of MIR. Stewards Visit to the
West Indies.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The Herald saws Mr..
Stewards late visit TO the West Indies secured
to the United States the harbor of St Thomas
as naval station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-28

TIE ULTRA REPUBLICANs have received
dIscOuraging news from Connecticut, where
their attacks on the President are dividing their
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RAILROAD BILLS

The Senate to-day passed railroad bills fol
California and Oregon, making extensive
grants of land.
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- From j. Shiilington, Odeon Building, and
Brophy & Burch, we have early copies OF
Frank Leslie's Lddys Magazine tor March.
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RY WM. L. WALL & CO. AustIoneers
- Original Horse and Carriage Razaar
o. La ay het 9th and lOtb .ts

SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
On SATURDAY MoRSfNG. March "a 9, 10
q CLOCK, We will sell, AZ the Bazaar, a number OF
Saddle, CARR sge. and Work Horses full des-
cription at sale com prising about
FIFTY HORSES,
Among Ehichfs some good Work, Saddle, and Har-
ness Horses
a palrof brown Match Carriage Horses, Carriage
and Harness.
ALSO,
large collection of New and Second hand Bue-
ele.. Rrckawsys, Carriages, Wagons, and eth
One Hack and one Coupee in good order.
New and Second hand harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&c. At private sale
Saturdays
Carriages and Harness always on sale
re Is W. l.. WALL a co. Aucts
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by c. W. BoTELER, Auctioneer
SALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING on 22D STREET BE-
TMEkN PENNSlLNANIA AVENUE AND
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. March 6. at s
O'Clock. shall sell. en- the premises, part of Lot
No. T. in Square No. - together with the improve.
ments thereon. consisting Of a substantial two
story Frame Dwelling. containing six rooms
The Lot fronts twenty one feet on Twenty second
street. between Pennsylvania avenue and street
and runs back one hundred ami twenty enc feet
Terms One half cash: residue in six and twelve
cured.
Cenveyancing and stamp. at purchasers cost.
fe Esd q. W BOTELER Auct
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SEEENADE To JOHN w. FORNEY-John w
Eorney, Esq, was serenaded At his residence
on Capitol Hill, in this city, last evening. n
the instance OF the Soldiers and Sailors I nion
League. the music being furnished by the No.
Zari band, colored. The recipient of this ova-
non appeared and made a speech denunciatory
OF The President: by inference endorsing the
Islander against The Chief Magistrate which
has been lndhstriouSly circulated, 10 the effect
mat his speech OF the 22d instant was made
under the influence of vinous excitement The
speaker Il evidently laboring TO he worthy OF
the degree (of I'D. d. conferred upon him.
for one sentence OF his speech smacks OF the
parsOn and is at the same time a fitting fu-
neral Grafton for "defunct didappers." 1t il
as reported in the CArOBiciS. I'VE ara but the
insect Of the moment: here TODAY and gone
Tomorrow: living, dying, and forgotten in
short, a dead duck -
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II l. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers
~. Cor. 18th and streets, over Whites Store
Having been long and fsvorably known to the
people of W ashiDgton AZ Real Estate Agents we
Won ID most respectfully tender orr services as
AUCTi0NEERs 10 all those abont giving nm
housekeepng; also. in selling Real Estate ut fUB-
Lie or PRIVATE sale as well "a all kinds of
PERSONAL PROPERTY and HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE We would respectfully Impress
upon the citizens of Washington that it will be
our chief aim and desire 10 get the utmost when
goods are sold at auction, and we only refer the
eize ms to rest record In the sale and renting
OF Houses and Household Furni'ure.
ID. L.. WELLS co,
Corner 18th and streets,
ez-lm Over Whites Store.
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RY NAGLE s CO., Aactisneers.
SALE OF WILLIAM TFuI. HOTEL

SALE OF WILLIAM TELL HOTEL
BY virtue Of writ Of distrsin, the undcrsi gned
will sell ~ public sale. FRIDAY, the "a aay OF
March, at clock D. M, the Furniture. Fixtures
License, and Coed Will Of the William Tell Hotel
together with the Bar and Fixtures OF the Res
taurant thereto attached
This Hotel has always done an excellent bust
ness, IL well located. being on Pennsylvania ay-
enue. north side, between ~ and 9Th streets
Persons DESTROYS Of exam ming the Premises aud
fnrniture viii please call prior 20 the day of sale
The whole will be put mp together; If not sold
will be offered n let's
Terms cash. GIVE DYE
Bailif, for John p Pepper
re . NAGIE a. 60 auctioneers
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XXXIXTH CONGREss-FIRST SESSION

PERsoNAL.-(iov. Andrew, of Mass, was OF
the 1lOOr of the Senate to-day.
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Fen sALE-A four pull ALE PUMP manufac-
a nTed ~ Lane. of New York in perfect order
VI VI VII 7, exs sanRs Tor large WORK HORSE APP
PLY TO q. W. CAMPBELL, p9S Est fe T.st
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CARD
OULD VERY RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
auentlOno oil my old patrons and the public
to a few facts which l deem worthy of notice, as
1t is generally known that was the first to
establish IN this city, some ten years since, what
Builders Depot, for supplying and thus faciltstins
anu reduclng the expense Of buildirR in this city,
ana nave many 70 testify to my success in the
have received at the hands of the citizens of Wash
sns ., ihn fer their
sse or two sprung mp number Of similar
ans to meet the nsS pr ss n0.
I 66nKs aSSy,ssns IL line such E;
CRANES. S6IPIsSs, BEAGKETs. FE&EGss,
lwouId further state. in conclusion that as WAS
ins nTss 20 fsapfe sna Be the last
acon,inuanee Of their custom that in all cases my
BEING the life Of trade bound to have np
9o2 Seventh street, Washington ID G.
fe 2S-st Intel. and Chron.l
saw TE sT TEA AL EoR0E PUMPS,
fkisiSS afhtsS %hF FSsS S Sii SON
Quartermasfer GeHsrcrs Office, First Dir,Hony
WASHINGTON. d. C., February q, iSj5'
BY, order of the Qusrtermaster Gesersi there
under the direction Of Captain George T Rro Un'
ing, A. q. NJ. on TIL URsbAY, April s. 1885, at u
'no ioiiO"ihs oosCiioeu PUBIC prop
ONE STEAM BOILER. 20 feet long and 3 foe. in
diameter, with two twelve inch return lues }
made Of inch boiler iron, with all the necessary
appurtenances. including cast iron front gauge
cocks, globe valves, feed pump. smoke stack
and hood, steam gauge. (Ashcroft's patentD crate
bars, pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, &c, all in good
TWO wORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE
PUMPS, No. s, Is inch cylinder. 9 inch stroke Is.
horse power each. and each capable of pumpin no and
forcing loo 600 gallsns of water per day Connected
Wltb them are the requisite valves, glands, coup.
nnRs, bends, elbows. doHble-valve oil cups &c
These Pumps are comparatively new, and in com.
plete working order.
A large Quantity Of WATER PIPE. as follows
l SJ o. feet s s-inch e"st,irOA Water Pipe.
S0l g 2inch wrought iron a.
20 y IL inch cast-iron "
loo l-inch
500 :: Hinch
THIRTY. ONE CAST IRON FIRP PLUCs
SApes patent)w with all the necessary connections
with h' 'ogetnei
ALL THE TOOLS &s, required for maxim, q,
teIanops and repairs in water u Pc such as nj ma
cutting machines, taps and dies, plyers, cP,bs
drills, punches, caulking tools nc ''''' 'i"os
Terms Cash. in Government fupds
Deliveries will be made TO purchasers IN m h.,,
the first ust) day of May next ~ vi oeiers
boat for Giesboro will leave the six,b .,ra.,
wharf every hour during the day of sale ' DC
Any further Information that may be desirad
will be gwen upon application, in person or nv iet
tel to CAPTAIN George 7. BrowBing ~ NJ
Giesboro, ID. C., or at this office. g ~
Brevet Brigadier General in charaa
feH-ts flIst DIVISION. Q. NJ. G o
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Being thankful for past patronage beg leave te
inform my customers that l have constantly on
hand = full simply of PROVISIONS, viz: FRESH
BEEF. milton, PORK and VEAL SUGAR
CURED. COINED BEEF, SPICED ROUNDS,
together with all the finest brands of SMOKED
MEATS. POULTRY of all kinds and a full assort.
ment of VEGETABLES and CANNED FRUITS
At the lewest possible prices
Office Rooms and large Hall for rent over the
store. fe as-Imr
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RY d. L. WELLS a CO.. Asetisseer..

RID. L. WELLS co.. Asctissesrs
LOIS ss's . Ss SSs d ,s' *. s
instant, Of o,elSok p. m, the Frame House and
Jersey .yenns. improvements are . Frame Hosss
'.H made fn'"f q tS W.T. Ell r,.s CO q
RY W. L. WALL &'Co., Auotionoer.
SEVENTH AcEScv, TRKssrRr DKp.rr~xS-
will BE- sold At public suction, by order Of O.
Ri.ley, supsTyissi,ng spseisi Agent, at wsl& oo.s
ONE YOUNG JACK,
turned over BY The military authorities - captured
Terms Cash in Government fnnds
Al. wHsSOS,
fe IS GchronI WIN. L. WALL 90, Aucts
~ THos. BOWLING, Aact.; GeOrgstOws.
FRAME BUILDING Ann LEASE OF CORNER
n LOT. AT AUCTION.
al. in Ms by February s, At so'slock, win
MognntsoseIy and Gay streets, a Frame Building
ing at the e, pir alton Of Iesse' 'HS "s'
Sale positive.
Terms cash.
feEs-d THos BOWLING, kuct.
RY J. G. MCGUIRE CO, AsctiOpeer..
bRrCK STORE AND LOT ON n srprvr
kEAk BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March s,b. ,,r
O'Clock, We shall sell. on the premises. Lot No g
in Kibbys subdivision Of sarare EI, together
a
Store, located on street north. between list aud
I'd streets west
Terms Half cash; balance and months,
with interest, secured on the property
fe Is dts }. & MCGUIRE CO AHcts.
THoRSDAY, MARCH 4, 1866,
at 10 O'Clock,
At Ssiesrooms.
LAReE vABIETY or GROCERIEs, WINES.
TEAS, LIQUORS, SPEARS. &C
hbsrrels Old Rye and Bourbon whiskies
Demilohns Sherry and Port Wine
1900 prime Segars
20 packages Tea, Green and Black
Coffee, Soap
Starch. Brooms, Pals, &c
Boxes Navy Tobacco
20 gross Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
NAGLE co. Auctioneers
GALE OF GOVERNMENT sToREHoUsK.
CAief Qxart-raste's0Mee. Depot az Wasktnrlo.,,
= WdSAtHsfon, %. C.. February p. 1855 (
viii be sold ~ public sucti n. on the premises,
under the direction Of Brevrt Lieutenant Colonel
jas Moore, A. Q. M, on TUESDAY, March 6,
1866, at L O'Clock m.
ONE 1D STOREH0USE, ia by La feet,
situated at the corner of Twentieth and streets
in this city.
The Building must be removed within fifteen asys
from date Of sale
Terms-Cash 10 Government funds.
ID X. RUCKFR,
Bvt. Maj. Gen and Chief Quarternaster.
lie 2S-t EepOt Of Washington.
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The DISTRICT IN CoNGEEsS.-Mr Morrill,
from the Committee on the District OF Column
bla. to-day reported back. without amendment
the bill 20 Incorporate the Women's Hospital
Association OF the District Of Columbia
Mr. Henderson introduced a bill 20 incorpor.
ate the Pharmaceutical Association OF the Dis.
irIct OF Columbia. which was referred 20 the
District Committee. Its design rs TO increase
the knowledge of Pharmacy and its collateral
branches OF science. 1t authorizes the holdinp
OF real estate TO the extent of S20.OOO The char.
ter Is unlimited in duration, except by act OF
Congress. The incorporators named are Val.
entine Harbaugh, John l.. kidwell, Joseph w
Nalrn, Francis :. Walsh, John A. MIlburn,
Joseph Il. Moore, James W. Callan, and sam
uel 4. Tyson.
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-C. W. Botaler
aucuonePr, sold al auction, part of lots I. Is 10
ana 20, In square No. los. At 81 So and - II
per square foot. Purchaser, Secretary McCul.
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by NJ. K. WALSH a CO, Auctiens.r.-
- 2cs PenRa. ave-. corner 10th street
GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON.

"; X, wALsH'S GREAT PAwNBRoKrR's
sEMnASNi Al SALE OF LADIES AND
SENJS- CLOTHING. WATCHES AND INV
ELRfs GOLD CHAINS. DIAMONDS a.
On MONDAY MORNING, March 9Th AZ ten
clock. we will sell without reserve, the largest
assoriment OF the above unredeened articles ever
offered TO the public at time. and name in
cents elegant Spring Overcoats.
business Sacks. fine Cloth Frock Coats
BeaNer, Doeskin and fine Black Ca .simere Pants
french and American Fancy Cassin NEE do
Vests, 'S' Nassimere
Ladies' and Gents Undertaking of all kinds.
Ladies elegant Silk, Pepiin. DeIsine Marina
taiic" and other Dresses, skirts, &c
., ~, ALSO.
Sheets, Blankets. Quilts, Pillow Cases, To. els,
Linen Dsmask. &C.
10 elegant Gold Huptinp case Watches ,.rr.u,..
. is karat gold, and Of the best makers
~ sllSer Hnntlng case aid 0Fen face Watches
Is me Gold Vest and Guard and Neck Chains
. Gents signet Rings, Plain do
Also,
Revolvers, Guns, MusiSsI InstrumeRts
- ALSO.
20 elegant Diamond Pins and Rinss warranted NJ
the fret water.
~ Sale to be continued from day to day until al
are sold. -
Lsdies are invited to this sale as it is the first OF
the spring season.
Nj. 4. WALSH, Licensed Pawnbroker.
No. ga & street near 10th.
fe Sat NJ. K WALSH A co auctionaers