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SECOND edition.
a U'CLOCA r. IN.
sOvERNmENr SECURITIES.
Jay Oeoge & Co. furnish the following a no.
ions Of Government securities:
CONGRESS- TODAY

Senate not in session. House in session, $50
called" to allow delivery of speeches On the
state of the Union. The process of speech ma
king on these let Off steam Saturdays is exceed
ing-simple, and purely mechanical. The Hon.
orable MIR. Bunkum gets his speech printed in
advance, at the Congressional Globe Office, and
reads from printed slips; and "a he talks
or rather req ds-to empty benches, he has no
occasion TO practice any oratoricai graces, and
reels it off in hurried monotone, or, more sat
isfactorily still, reads page, and asks per-
mission to print (already printed) the rest
Barnum will do well, in the next edition of his
famous bookion Humbug, to devote a chapter
TO the Saturday speech making in the House of
REPRESENTATIVES.
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A FRANK ADMISSION

Intensely radical as is the New York Tn.
tuEe, II yet has the fairness to concede to Pres
ldent johnson proper need of credit for his
services in making ours a nation of treenen.
1t says :-'Justice aftrms it, and History will
award II. His proclamation of universal free
dom in Tennessee; fis insisting that every
rebel State should ratify the Constitutional
Amendment as a prerequisite TO restoration;
MS general bearing toward the rejected "cor-
ner-stone" Of the late Southern Confederacy.
fully entitie him ton
Radical newspapers and Congressman who
are cow so industrionsly insisting that he was
never hostile to slavery and is now trying to
re-establsh it, will please make a note of this
candid admission
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fHE EXPLOSIVE POWER OF NYTcoeIy-
CEKINH ~

Our readers no doubt remember the question,
"Wlll salt-petre explode ?" so widely dis
eussed some years ago. None of the doubt
wnich made that mooted point, attaches TO
the fact o. the destructiyeness of nytro-glyce-
rine, SO thoroughly demonstrated by the recent
occurrences at San Francisco, Aspinwall, and
elsewhere; and which have directed the pub
He attention to an article heretofore little
known outside of mining, commercial and
scientific circles. Glycerine is the sweet prin
ciple of oil, Is extensively used for toilet pur-
poses, and of itself is harmless enough. But
WREN combined with nitric acid, in the pro-
portion of three parts of the latter to one of the
former, a highly explosive substance, nytro-
glycerine. Is found. 1t is oily. heavier than
water, soluble in alcohol and ether, and acts
SO powerfully on the nervous system that a
single drop placed on the tongue will cause
violent headache, which will last for several
hours. Its explosive force Is at least ten times
greater than gun-powder, but not until recent
ly has 1t been applied to a practical purpose,
namely, blasting; the cost of which ii is said to
reduce fully fifty per cent. Hence its
value in mining, and its growing i'm
Portance as an article of commerce.
But Its terrific force, as shown by the late Sc
ries of destructive explosions, demands the i'm
position of proper legal restrictions on its use.
at San Francisco on the 10th instant, fifteen or
twenty persons Were killed instantly, while
many others were dreadfully injured, and the
value of the buildings destroyed by the exple-
sion is at least s2C0,OCO. In 1865. when atten-
ton was first called TO the new explosive agent
1t was shown that, in case of shipment, some
pound exploding by some unforeseen accident
on board of two hundred ton vessel, would
tear the vessel to pieces" No wonder the ex-
plosIcn of two hundred pounds at AspinwalI,
on the So instant, was sufficient TO blow up n
strong IRON ship, destroy the wharf. and shat
ter most Of the buildings in the vicinity, caus-
ing the loss OF fifty lives, and the destruction of
property amounting TO at least 100000
In addition to the above we have seen ac-
counts of two fatal illustrations of the destruc-
tiyeness OF this liquid in Germany, and our
readers, no doubt, will remember the expIo.
sion III front Of the Wyoming Hotel, New York,
on the 5th of November last, which was only
less destructive than the more recent occur
rences elsewhere, on account of the small
quantity exploded.
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DECREE or DIvoRcE.-This morning. Iudr-
WSl', an the Equity Coort. made decr-.
diVorcIng from the bonds OF mafTtmOay Jan ~
e. Cullen with Carrle Culten.
The petition was filed March q, and ssts flr,h
that the parties were married on the 2S-h o.
April. lN,.S, the name q: the respondent b.igr
Williams, and from that da.s 10 Juae p, lisa
he Lived with his wife; that she hal previous
10 her marriage statsd thA, slfe had been MAJ.
mas RED TO one q. NJ williams. who was dead
he having been killed in hattie. and that she
was hIs lawful widow, with fun right 20 con.
tract n marriage.
The petition also shows thai on or sSout the
.Sth of June last, Williams who had serr-s
for three years IN company u. Ssth New YORK
regiment. returned and clziGnpd Carrif a. ~.
wife. and that che ackuo y lodged that A. Wa
so in the pr-scnc c. Of witnesses, and taft wI,h
ham for New York, whore they formerly ~
sided
The respondent appeared IN person. and ac-
knowledEed the truth OF the facts set forth IN
the petition, ard the evidence being taken ~
fore Dir ]. j. Johnson.
Mrs. Kate - noRU"ll and Mrs. Minnie Lewis
testified To the facts.
]. Bell Adams, Esq. appeared for the de-
tense.
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TREASURY PRoMoTIoNs.-The following are
the promotions made in the Treasury Depart.
ment since the LIST instant I'm the Secretary's
oficeaWm A. Dumphy. VIM. b. Morgan and
Woodwork, A. T. Huntington, w. s. Beare and
SAINT A. Wiggin, from LIST to I'd class. In the
Third Auditor's-M.A. Decker, ]. r. Thompson,
from "a TO 80 class; E. q. Webb, J. r. Greed,
Caspar Conrad, L. +. Prudhomme, Ambrose
Hine, J. ID. Whitney and 7. X. Jones, from list
TO I'd class. Fifth Auditors Omce-H. j.. Bos-
worth, from LIST to ID class. LIST Comptroller's
once. M lawrence, from I'd to Sd class
9th Auditors Office-Jas. p. PerIev. from ID 70
Sd, and VIM Childs from LIST to I'd class. 9TH Au-
ditors Omce-Samuel Hanston, from LIST TO I'd
class. Solicitors Ofice-Henry K Leaver,
Moore, from 4th class TO $1,000 Per annum.
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WHITE H0USE

The throng OF persons visiting the President
to-day was greater than any that has assem-
bled at the White House for months past. The
delegation OF Indians from the Chippeways, of
Minnesota, called to have Conference with
the President this afternoon, but owing to the
pressure OF other important matters, the inter-
view was postponed by the Executive until
Monday next. Among those who visited the
Mansion to-day were Secretary Welles, Sena-
tors Sherman, Edmunds and Guthrie
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NEW NUsIc.-From W. G. Metzerott, music
publisher and dealer, we have the following
new and popular music:-sFarewell Song OF
Enoch Arden" words and music by Sep.
Winner; .'Get out OF Mexico" "Village Swal-
low Waltz" by Strauss; 1.-The Guards Waltz -
by ID. Godfrey; "The Fairy Queen Galop," by
Saar; "Lanciers Sur des Themes De rOpera
Crispino L La Comare, by Nenstadt; 'sMarehe
Nuptlale,' by Saar.
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xxxIXTH CoNeREss-riRsr SESSION.
oATtEbAf, hprH II
lie SENATE N,,s moi in ses.Inn to-day.

THE SENATE was not in session to-day.
HoUsE-Tbe session OF to-day having been
set apart by order of the House for speech =
making only, very few members appeared at
their seals, and the galleries were almost
empty.
Messrs. Nicholson of Del. Perbam OF Me,
Muller OF Pa, and John L. Thomas of Md, de-
lverPd long speeches, reading their r-marks,
which were already in print. The ttrsi named
supported. and the others assaulted thr Pr,-Si =
dents restoration policy. Mr. Thomas had
not closed The rrading of his speech q; BIS p
m, w .en our report cIuS-d
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Trial OF Western Army Contractors for
Erauh

NASHVILLE April 1.-the trial of Bruner,
for conspiracy with other parties, principally
contractors, 10 deiraud the Government by
causing false sub-Nouchers for mules, Is still
progressing. The testimony of the principal
Government witness. VIM Mckay Hoge, to-
day, entirely eNculpaies Bruner from any
completely in The affair. The witness issued
receipts to contractors Isham, Henderson and
others simply on their verbal statement and
Kept the transaction concealed from Bruner.
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PARDONS GRANTED

The number OF special cases pardoned by
the. President to-day are as follows: Thirteen
persons from Alabama, four from Mississippi,
and one from Louisiana, under the first and
thirteenth exceptions. Also, eight persons
from Kentucky. under the twelfth exception
of the Proclamation of Amnesty.
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GoNE SoUTH.-le ISprday evening, IS colored
prisoners AT TIE laIi, (men aud women, boys
and Clrls. contTabauds aud natiVes,) were
coTied by the police ~ the Baltimore depot
there 70 take train OF care, on way of Par
keTSburC 20 Cincinnati, and thence ny water
20 Dske Providence, Louisiana IN charge OF
MT. {. l.. Howe, agent and an officer OF THE
Fresdmen's Bureau. These prisoners are All
charged with petty offences The District A.
torney has entered Rslie pros. IN each OF lie
above cases, on condition that they would co
South, and the Court viii issue an order fer
the goods stolen 20 b. turned over 20 the proper
persons by the property clerk. Mr Howe Slso
takes with him about So freedmen from Wiss-
well barracks, corner OF eth aud - streets Ga
The same train, MT Clifford. another agent. tols
about IS colorcd people, destined for Heleut
At about 40 r. m. the train left the drpo
These folks have been promised Sl5per month
Mr.. Howe will return TO this city in about IA 0
weeks. when any Others who wish 90 go South
can have an excellent opportunity. This leaves
IN the Jail vet abont 100 prisoners.
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BOYD ACT. RUssELL.-Y esterday. in the Cir
cunt Court, the case OF DIR. William Boyd agt
Andrew Russell, was tried before Judge OliI
Inc facts IN the case appeared 20 be as fol-
lows Russell was arrested in 1861 in MARY
land, for enticing j slave away from her
owner, and he was committed to the Rockville
JAIL Russell had been a soldier for fifteen
wears, and on being discharged went 70 wagon
ing, and was engaged by a colored man named
jackson 70 bring his wife to Washington, which
ne old, not knowing whether she was free or
slave. Mrs. Russell, after the arrest of her
husband, went 10 see Boyd, having received a
card from him, and asked what he conId
90 lor her husband. Boyd promised 10 do
All he could, and subsequently ne went with
MIS-. Russell. The release OF Russell was pro-
cured by mis- wife leaving $500 as collateral Sc
curly. Boyd went TO Rockville several times
AS alleged, for the purpoge of obtaining the
money left as collateral and the final dismissal
of the case, and he charges for a dozen or more
visits from ten to fifteen dollars each. Russell
however, employed MIR. Brewer, of Rockville
who succeeded in obtaining the entrance of a
Rote pros Verdict for Russell. Day for plain
tiff, Norris for defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-21

~ The GALAXY, the new fortnightly mag
azine started by the American News Com
pany, is daintily attractive in its chocolate
colored gold-iettered cover, and with its wide
lair columns and tinted paper illustrations
The contents are well worthy of the casket.
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A Fenian Cowes the Canadiaus-They Let
Him

TORONTO, April 2l.-Cel Wheeler one OF the
prisoners AT Cornwall, and formerly of the
rebel army, became SO pugnaciOus IN court
during his examination yesterday, and dwelt
so effectively on the fact OF his being an Amer
ican citizen. and living under Andrew John
sons administration, that the Canadian mag
lsrates unanimously decided TO let him go
He IL now on his way TO New York
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SFrom j. Shillington, Odeon Building
and the publishers, Ticknor q Fields, we have
Our Young Folks for May, Astounding in at
tractiye matter for the juveniles. Also, from
Shiliington, we have an advance copy of Bea
dies Monthly for MAY.
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Affairs i'm Georretoru.

THE FISH MARREr-There is an improve
ment IN the business az the wharves to-day
Eight or nine boats have been AT the wharf from
%" upper landings and several boats from the
lower landings, and number are expected
th!s afternoon, all laden with shad and her
ring. The fishermen are In better spirits than
at Tie beginning OF the week. and regard their
prospects rs Frightening. The supply to-day
- obialnFa from the seines, clippers and OILERS
HerrIng was sold sbis morning a. prices rang
lng from $50 to SIP per LOO. Shad brought
Sl5 per 100.
THE CANAL.-Business is dull There var,
70 arrivals to-day, and but one departure, ~.
q. 1: Snouffer, with an assorted cargo 70 NO
lands Ferry.
have been unmportant. The Cumberland
Company shipped $40 tons. The coal agents
are looking anxiously for the resumption of
navigation.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-The market
closes without any important transactions: not
because there is no demand. but because OF the
limited supply in hard, and the disinclination
OF Eolders 10 sell except TO supply local wants
There are no receipts OF flour or grain reported
ana TIE merchants do not expect any CONSIDER
able arrivals until after harvest FIour-Da-
mand active, and holders firm: fine. - 5OaS9.
supers. S9-JOaSlO cut extras, SluaSlO IS: extras
Sil ana higher, according TO reputation of
BRANDS: family, Sl3aS15. Grain-Whsat-rood
red S2.5O.Sa-5S; white, nominally 50 SlaSS
meme Offering. Corn-yellow. SSa-O cents. no
white in market
PORT OF GEoRGETOwN-No entries or de-
partures registered to-day except the Aqua
creek steamers keyport and Vanderbilt. whic n
are entered and cleared daily. There appears
10 be but little dong, even with the vessels an
me river trade not subject 10 entry AZ the Gus
tom house.
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SENTENCES RKMITTRn.

The unexpired portions of the sentences i'm
the cases Of private John Sharkey, 90. +, 4th
US. Artillery, and private William PrindIe,
Go. ID, sth regiment, First Army Corps, have
they have been released from confinement at
Fort Whipple, Va. "
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SUSPICION OF LARCENY Last evening. Jos
Thornton, accompanied by another colorcd
boy. went into Goldstein's pawn broking
adjustment 10 pawn lot of silver ware, con-
sisting OF half a dozen tablespoons, two tea
spoons, a pair Of sugar-tongs, silver cup, aud
some albata forks. Oiiicer MCCOlgan came
upon them, when they started TO run, on the
way dropping the longs, but Thornton was
oNerhauled. Thornton was committed 10 laiI
by Justice Walter for n hearing. He states
that he got the things from man in AleNaa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-21

A VERY USEFUL LITTLE PUBLICATION is
Hannot's "Street Directory OF Washington and
Georgetown" received from Hudson Taylor
1t shows the location OF all the numbered
houses in the city.
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ASSIGNED To Duty

Major George W. Wallace, OF the 9th United
States infantry. has been assigned to duty as
Assistant Inspector General, Department of
Washing ton
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DROPesALs FoR SEWER

MAYORS OFFICE, April 10, 1866.
Proposals VIII be received by the undersigned
until IL O'Clock M, on MONDAY, April Oth in
slant, for the building Of three foot Barrel Sewer
INSIDE diameter,D the walls TO be nine inches in
thickness, on ID street north, between Sixth and
Seventh streets west, 10 connect with the sewer ia
Seventh street west, Also, for q two-feot Barrel
Sewer, four inch walls, in the alley Of Square No
4a. running from ID street north to the center OF
the alley in said Scare running east aud west in
accordance with tue act approved October IS IsSs:
the sewer In the alley win have TIVE traps with an
iron CRATE ever each; the sewer in ID street north
TO have man hole where the Oon mi ssiarar ~
the Fourth Ward may direct ~
Bidders will state the price per lineaI fact for t,a
sewer, which shall include all excavations &c
and per piece Tor the man holes and drops; the
suecessful bidder or bidders 70 be responsfble
for all damages done to water or gas pipes, or
caused by the elements, and any ACCIDENT caused
In the construction Of the work
The right TO decline any or all proposals, should
de 90, 10 reserved.
specifications be seen at the Office Of the
Commissioners Of Improvements every DAY be-
tween 10 a m. and Il m, or st any time By calling
None but practical mechanics need bid,
JAMES j. CAMPBELL,
an D-d COmmaeieu Eourfh Warf
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To BE DIsMAHTLED-MajorG General Augur
has ordered Fort Ellsworth to be dismantled,
and ordnance and ordnance stores to be turned
In.
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INTERNAL REvKEUR.-The receips from
this source during the week ending to-day
were s3,3a ,o5o.97. The receipts Of ID. day were
$41l, 419Q6. .-
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PERsosAL.-General Robert Z. Lee, it is
stated, designs visiting Washington on Mon
day next
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The Steamship England at New York.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-The steamship Eng
land has arrived
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Move ments Of &. e.. CLAW.

FORTRESS MONEeE, april 2I.-C. G.. Cha,
lett here yeStercay morning for City Point, in
tending to join his wife ut Petersburg, anC
then proceed to Alabsma
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GRAND LARoENY.-This morning, ofieer
Coomes arrested SIMON White, colored, for the
larceny Of aiot OF iron from Mr. Jacob vii.
son. and on being taken before Justice wal.
Ter he was cemmltted 70 jail for court. =,
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
VAULT At ARLINGTON, VA.

=, '"CI III NJ hhLINUIUN, VA.
Headquarters Department Of WdShington
Ottte Of the CHEF Quarter nasts,
WoShiHgtoa, ID. C., April %, 1885
scared proposals will be received at this Office
until IL O'Clock noon, APRIL BOTH Instant for
the excavation aud masonry necessary for the con-
strueton OF stone and Brick Vault at the National
cemetery at Arlington, Virginia. the reoujred
tractors. - VI 'oh
Said vault to be under ground, of An interior
diameter between the walls twenty (2Ol feet ten
tiOJ eet TO spring1ng line of arch with walls
three 70 feet thick, Of rubble masonry laid in
mortar OF part lime and part hydraulic cement:
70 De covered with hemisphericsl arch of same
The floor, walls dividing vault into compart.
ments, and walls at opening at top, to be of brick
Plans OF vault may be seen, and specifications
Will DO furnished, upon application at this office
II. l. LUDINGTON,
Colonel aud Chief Quartermaster,
ap ZUol Department of Washiputnn
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CoLoRED SCHooLs.-A meeting of the Asso-
citation OF Teachers of colored schools for the
department OF Washington was held at two
O'Clock p. IN. yesterday in Buelah Chanel in
Alexandra city. Quite a number of teachers
Were present from w Washington. The prlncIpal
SUBJECT OF discussion was school disciuIine
which had already occupied considerable time
OF the association and sull continues to do so
Inc cebate yesterday was quite animated and
was freely participated in by both male and
female teachers. plan was proposed by Mr.
Libbey, the superintendent Of New York
freeomen's Association School IN Alexandria
which was very acceptable to all the teachers
ana VIII be adopted by many. This plan is
intended to substitute love and the natural de-
sire for respec CT and honor in place of constant
whipping so often practiced. The plan has
worked well in white schools and in colored
schools where IL has been tried. 1t is held that
colored children are peculiarly susceptible to
praise, and can be kindly led along where they
cannot be driven. These monthly meetings
are quite interesting TO teachers and scholars.
alexandria has ever loo colored children in
It's schools in charge of "a excellent teachers
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Rf CROWN, WALKER a CO., Auctioneers-

n a XSentinq alton OF sale will commence on TUES.
DAY 2ith inst. at Mr.. COunoly d, Ne ol3 psnr
ave, between 18th and lSth SITS comnenrin, - Ia
O'Clock a. n, and continue from day 10 day nstiG
the entire stock is sold out " ny Nh''i
We will also sell at7 clock .. m. of each aax
when all are invited 60 attend as the pronTietoy.,
are going TO close business.
sp2l "a CLOWN, wALKERS co Apcts
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Green Dc Williams,
auctioneers, sold during the week lot No. 10,
In square 562, on II street north, between I'd
and Sd west, TO John McKelden, for S1l; a
wo-story brick house on u street south, be.
tween AZ and 9th, on part lot 4, in square 400,
to Emeline West, for $1,500 a similar house
adjoining, to John H. Ballman, for &1,5OO: two
sR,all frame shanties on H street south. he :
tween 9th and 9TH west, 20 feet by 100, 20 Thos
Collins, for 500; two-story frame house and
on lot Q. IN square 1,020, to w. H. KeiIholt. for
Se75; lot corner % north L and ID rtreets u,esf
eastpart Of original lot S, square $40, to Wright
Riyes, for 40 cents per foot the lot adjoining
42i. street north, between 7th and 9Th vest
TO D. w. Bell, for SO cents per foot; the lot adj ,
joining, to ID. j. O'Oonnel, for 44x cents. lot
2.square $50, on 5th street west, between N
foot ~ pei
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MAYOR's OFFICE.
WASHING TON. April le, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received by the nader.
signed until ~ clock m, on MONDAY AprtI glth
inst, ior the building o. foot barrel sewer lin
side the walls to be nine inches i'm thick
ness, In New York avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, to connect with the sewer now heing
constr Noted on 4th street, in accordance with the
aCt approved III arch 1866, to have one man hole
where the undersigned may direct
, BIDDERS will stase the price per lineal foot for
the sewer. which shall include all excavations
&C. &C, Ior the cost OF the hole; the success.
Iu bidder or bidders to be responsible for ali dam.
hyts cone the gas or water pi pes or caused by the
ton of the work " WIZ 'oAs'iu 0
The right to decline any or all proposals. should
do so, is reserved. r0AH W
Specifications can be at the Office OF the Conn.,
missioner OF Improvements every day frsm 10 a nm
to Il m. or at any time by calling on the Commit
sioner of the Second Ward 0 NoAii''
None but practical mechanics need hid
oo, JAS; W. sPALDING,
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nRUG STORE AT AUCTION

TUESDAY. April Eth, at 4 o clock %. m
shall sell AZ Public Auction az let disposed OF a.
private sale before Thursday, 18th instantl tSs
drug store sltuates At 200 Penn 9 ave, between
lures, SHOW Gases, Drugs, Glassware &c Sc Th.
stsde y how doing good business which could be
conslderably Increased during tie approarhine
sicily season. The ABOVE is sold on srronnt at
slSkness Apply, for terms, &c. AZ the store or NJ
9Th and 10Th SITS y, 49,