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THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAprror.
GROUNDS.

The Senate to-day passed the bill to enlarge
the public grounds surrounding the Capitol
The bill provides that the grounds shall be en-.
larged by extension between LIST street east and
LIST street west in the following manner
Northwardly to the south size Of north B
street. and southwardly to the north side of
south Is street, including, in addition to SO
much Of the reservations, avenues and streets
rs are necessary for such extension, SQUARES
6s7 and 6ss. The Secretary Of the Interior
shall purchase from the owner or owners
thereof, at such price, not exceeding its actual
cash value, as may be mutually agreed on be.
tween the Secretary and such owner or own.
ers, and not exceeding the appraisal made by
the commission of nine in their report to Rob-
ert Guild, u. s. District Attorney for the Dis.
uict OF Columbia, on the 2lst day Of January
1861, such private property as may be neces-
sary for carrying this act into effect. In case of
failure OF the Secretary OF the Interior to effect
agreement with the owners OF the ground
The Supreme Court of the District is authorized
to condemn the land. The Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company are reonired
to remove their track from Delaware avenue
between A and streets, and from the Capitol
grounds, and run the same along street
north to lst street east, thence along LIST street
east to the main line on PENNSYLVANIA avenue
as now established; and the Metropolitan
Railroad Company are required to remove the
track of their road from street north and
from New Jersey avenue, between A and b
streets north. The sum Of $4,000 is appropYi.
ated, TO be expended under the direction of the
Secretary Of the Interior, in grading, filling
up, removing buildings, and improving the
public grounds and streets around the. Capitol
as herein enlarged: but no grading Of the
public square east OF the Capitol shall be com.
menced until the title to the private property
to be purchased under the provisions OF thus
act shall be acquired by the United States
Mr.. Trumbull, in the course of the debate on
tended would embrace about Al acres, and
that the estimated cost Of the purchase of
ground in 1861 was about &29O,000
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SECOND EDITION,
S O'CLOCK r. m.
GOVERNMENT sECURITIEx.
WASHINGTON. July 10, 1865.
Jay Cooke 20: furnish the following
quotations of Government securities:
A sIeNIFIoANr MoyrmENr

A meeting Of the members Of the TIVE clubs,
the National Union and National johnson
club, took place night before last, and a reso.
luton was unanimously adopted to CONSOLE
date them. A new organization was formed.
to consist of the two Executive Committees
now resolved into one, under the name of the
National Union Executive Committee, and we
are requested to notify the members of the two
committees 10 meet at the Office of the Hon
Montgomery Blair, No. 6, Presidents Square,
on Thursday evening, the 18th Instant, at
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TIE HABKAs ooBPUs IN SOUTH oARe.

We stated yesterday that a writ of Aaoeas
corpus was recently served on General Sickles
by the District Court in South Carolina to
produce the bodies Of four persons, who were
convicted and sentenced to death by a court.
martial, on the charge Of killing a non. COM
missioned onacsr and two Of the private SOL
diers Of military guard. General Sickles
refused to comply. 1t 10 now believed that
the President will direct General Sickles To
answer the writ, and surrender the parties to
the court.
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THE CUSTOMS REyENUE.

The receipts from customs at the ports OF
Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore, for the
last week of the fiscal year ending June %.
were as follows :-Boston, SiO3,659.sl: Phil
adelphia, S14,6l225 Baltimore, s7a2as.26.
Total, S6i5,s9S32. Reports are yet TO be re-
ceived from New York and from the distant
ports of the West, before the receipts for the
last fiscal year can be- ascertained, but IL is
estimated that they will reach SI7O,0oO,O0O.
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CONSCIENCE MONEY

The Secretary of the Treasury received to-
day remittance In Communication, stating
that the undersigned restored the amount of
1925, which he had charged to the Govern.
ment in error while employed in the Commits.
sary Department. The letter was dated Bal.
timore, July 9th, and was signed .DH"
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CapsiZe and Loss of Life.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
ANNAPOLIS, July ia boat containing five
Priests was capsized in the Bay off the city
last evening, and all Of them drowned They
were attached to the Catholic College here.
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QAUCUS-

After the adjournment of the House of Rep
reseutatives yesterday. the Clerk read a call
for . Caucus OF the members of the Union
party 10 meet in the Hall Of Representatives
this Tuesday, evening.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
adeiphia Inqsirer says the pnrpose OF the eau.
Gus Is to ''consider the time Cor an adjourn.
ment and to ssree upon some mode of pre-.
venting nd removal Of oihceholders by
the President"
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 19.-CottoH quiet at goa
s. cents. Flour dull, and 10a15 cents lower
Southern dropping at Sl0aS17. Wheat heavy
and nominally 3a5 cents lower. Mixed Corn
lag cents lower. Beef quiet. Pork heavy
Lard unchanged. Whisky dull
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THE TARIFF BILL.

Mr.. Morrill, proposes to get vote on the
Tariff bill IN the House to-day, but it will be
reached, il at all to-day, only after protract.
ed session, judging by the scramble to be heard
on it.
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ThOnAS BIDDLB. Attorney and Counsellor
at Law, may be addressed professionally du-
0eorgetown.D ID. c. He will practice in the Courts
OF the District, and give his attention particularly
VI tne 0oNeIhment. ~ lO-N'
Ter kENr-Ons large and one .maIi FUR.
= nISHED HoceE. In good locations. One
known as the William Tell Hotel, on north side
OF Penns. ave.. between - and 9Th streets with a
between II and II streets, with ~ rooms Frame
houes No. 500 9Th street. betweel l. and sts
9th rooms. Frame House On north 4 street
Capitol Hill. between 81 and Sd streets east with
rooms Frame House on 2sd:street, between III
and streets, with rooms
For terms, &C., inquire Of
JOS. F.KELLEY,
Real Estate Agent
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RI THOMAS D0wLlae, Aucs.; asorsssov1.
TWO s SS%N5ayyR RAHs aoUsE AND LOT IN

On MONDAY, July. 18th, At o clock D. nm, I
VIII eel; IN front Of the premises, part Of Lot
iroDtins p feet inches. more or LEES, ON Linean
street between Sd and ID streets, and runnipg
improved By Q tvo story frame Dwelling House
Terms: one third cash; balance In six and twelve
on the property. deposit Of Sc vi II be required
q soon % the property 10 struck of CouveyaA.
cling and sssnps ss the cost Of the pnrchas.r.
bp ~. rHos. powLtsdaf R R.c,
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CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge carser.-This
morning, Mary johnson was con victed OF, the
larceny of two skirts.
jeremiah Garter, indicted for larceny, was
found not guilty.
John Dacey snd James Warden. indicted
for the larceny of soap, &c. from @. &. Saur,
We're tried. snd a verdict Of guilty was re-
turned az TO Dacey and not guilty as TO War
den
The same parties Were placed on trial for the
larceny OF a lot Of tobacco from George Don-
aldson.
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PKRsoNAL--Brig. General E. ID. Gregory.
late Assistant Commissioner Of Freedmen's
Affairs In the State Of Texas. has arrived in
this city The General is enjoying leave of
absence, and has not yet been assigned to any
other duty. r-H
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A GooD ARRAEGENENT.-ln view of the
approaching slaughter CT dogs found going at
large without q muZzle, as required by the
law, one of our "a ardCommissioners has made
arrangements for their removal from the
streets in his ward before the carcases have
time 10 decompose, even on the most sultry
II will be adopted by all the Ward Commis-
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TWO Oh THRET THINGS.

The Corporation, we know, is as poor as
church mouse, yet we could have wished for
our credit that the Councils had treated In
a somewhat different spirit the proposition
making an appropriation for the relief of the
sufferers by the recent terrible fire at Portland.
Maine. We also regret to see that the same
Board of the Councils refused to grant to Sena-
tor Sprague the privilege to place an iron rail-
ing around square Asa, outside the building
line The same privilege has been repea iedly
granted to other parties; and further. we may
say that more senseless regulation than the
present building regulation, which debars q
person from ornamenting the street front of
his property by handsome grass plat and
graceful iron railing but gives him full per-
MISSION 10 disfgure the same ground by
sinking a ditch an area, was never put
upon any statute hook. Ii would certain
~ seem TO be good policy on the part Of our
Councils TO give encouragement to persons
of wealth who are disposed, "a in this instance,
TO invest literally in the improvement Of
property IN this city.
We are glad TO notice that one board of the
Councils has very promptly passed a tax bill,
which, by reducing the enormous premium
heretofore allowed for prompt payment of
taxes, and in other ways, will realize for the
City's exhausted exchequer a very considera-
BILE sum of money: result the more necessary
frem the fact that the income from licences
and other sources Will now fall much below
what was realized during the years of the war
The rate of tax fixed by the Beard OF Alder
men last night is yet much too low for prac-
ucal purposes, being less than one-third what
Is levied per centum in enterprising, go ahead
cities elsewhere for public works and i'm
provements: but yet if passed by he other
board, with the salutary provisions above
named, il Will do somewhat TO indicate that
the city is disposed to take something more
than a snails pace IN the march of improve
ment and development.
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WILL TIE TARIFF BILL BECOME ALAw


There Is very little probability of the tariff
bill, as reported by the Committee of the Whole
20 the House of Representatives yesterday ar.
ternoon, becoming law and the fact seems to
be realized by its supporters. Some feeble at
teInpts were made to modify the most obiec.
tionable features of the act, but On the other
nand, provisions just burdensome were
added As # to make the measure as obnox-
ious as possible, Mr.. Washburne, of Ill, moved
to amend by providing that the duties named
in the bill shall apply to all goods In bond and
on ship-board bound for ports Of the United
States at the time of the passage Of this act
The amendment met with considerable oppo
sition, but was finally agreed to. This was the
GROWING act of injustice, and Mr.. Washburne
probably intended ii to help defeat the meas
ure, a. he directly after wards gave notice that
he should to-day move TO postpone the further
consideration of the bill until December next.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-Yestarday
detectives Kelly and Bigley arrested Fla Par
ker and Henry Chatter;on, colored, on sus-
plclon or the iarceny ef clothing the property
OF Is. Magruder. The parties were taken be-
fore the Superintendent, who held them for a
further hearing.
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ORPHANS Court, Judge PUroeu.-This morn
ing, an exemplifed copy of the Will Of W. n.
Richmond and letters of administration w a.
TO Marian Stalker, OF Shelby county. Tenn d,
were filed and admitted TO probate and record.
Letters of administration Were issued TO
Tresdwell Moore on the estate of Mrs Rose
Neal Greenhow; bond 5000.
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PosTroNED.-Tbe grand reunion picnic
O. the Association of District Volunteers,
which was TO have II ken place At the Park thus
afternoon. has. on account of the inc lemency OF
the weather, been postponed until Friday
no.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
LALL Persons having Watches, Clocks and Jew.
eiry in our possession--left to be repaired-ars
her' by notihsd TO call and get the same WITHIN
three days III ON this date, are about closing
up business SEEGER DELL,
Jewellers, No $50 Garrison street,
~ Z 81 Navy Yard, washington
(oPflHG.-a lady who writes a g.od hand de-
- tlres to obtain work as a oopyist Lawyers
agents or other persons wishing papers copied
neatly ana promptly will please ap ply at - 9th
jy 5-lw
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IErxRsAL REvsHus. = The receipts from
this source te-day were e06a3sl.33. 80.
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n UCTION BALE
OF DRY GOODS,
At He. liz Bridge street, Georgetown.
loot q BURROUGHS

SA00T q BURROUGHS
VIII commence on MONDAY. July Is, at ten
O'Clock, to close out. ct auction, their entire
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
vnich cemDr1ee general assortment, dapfed to
ally. s'"ei
The attention Of the public y invited. %
There having been Q considerable ADVANCE I'm
goods recently, barcatos may be expected
ly lO-0tlo TH0S DOW Lima A.,
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OLD STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR
sTOvEs and GRATIS in sre.. v.r,.tv. ~
SECOND HAND STOVES Ia good order ~
For sale at No. So ~ street, leland. sec
ond door from the bridge is n I'M
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ALE OF HoUsLHnLp FURNITURE A,

On FRIDAY MosN SESdoT M, =, 49,,
.. NJ, We shall sell. at No. 3Oi Massschusetts
avenue nerth. between lSfh and 18th streets seuth
nas ire purnIfure contained in said ouse 20
InIeuite Of Black Walnut Parlor Furniture i'm
nsd hsR, Dining and other Tables, Chairs, Bed
neaoe. Bureaus. Washstands. Mirrors, Shades
Grussel and Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpet aud OH
Spictno, stoves, China We're. variety Of Kitchen
" loa [lntsl.l Aactioneei,s.
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A dhE S1 sJfF G sace "a ssros Az.
Sr.ss ssssI,s SSss; n. e isss Isisssd n Len
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Highly Important News.

Italy wants French Aid-Offers Sardinis
in Exchange-Benedek's StFategy-Spir
tied Engasements-PPussi Defeated
They Retreat, leaving their Dead an
Wounded-The Battle Of Custezza-Fur.
Their Particulars-6O,O 900 Austria ns En-.
gaged-HeavyL ssses on both Sides.
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RI B. LEWIS . CO., Auctiopeers.
TRusTE5S SALE OF q VALUABLE HOUSE

On TRiDAf. The 800 day Of July, Al 8 o'cIecf
p. shall sell, On the premises, BY virtue Of q
deed Of trust from the subscriber to me- dated the
18th Gay OF november, 1854. ssd duly recorded in
=, the foilowtns piece of property, viz Lot Ne g.
u square south Of square No. leS. on street. be
street. by lao feet deep, 20 sn alley, conta uiar
near 500 feet Of ground, with anita rasD~
basement. TEls -----T
Terms: oi 80 cash: the balance in and n
nontbs; balance secured By deed of trust On the
premises. All conveyancing. county and revenue
stamps Of the cest Of the purch user
~ le-let " b. LEWIS CO. Aucts
LOB eALH-A No. 1 lot SCArFoLDINo
POLLS III = cold IN iots :. suit purehassrs
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IN LINE OF srHAMHRs
BETWEEN
NEW YORK,
WASH N0TON,
GEoBarrows,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers Of this line leave ssows n4S
Hharf Georgetown, every WEDNEs- S48xS
DAI, and Pier IL. North River, New6
York, every SATURDAY.
Pe<sebger accoRnod ations UNSURPASSED
freight received daily. and kept under cover
q 5000. recs,ged on storage st Shows Wharf,
For Passage and Freight spply to
JOHN w p. MHERS. Agent,
No. 101 Water street, &c orgetown
HO0E WEDDERBHRN,
Alexsndria, Wa.
WIN. BEMSEN,
" olm % West street, New York.
rs D. + WILLS CO., Aucts and Real Es.
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WALLACH HOUSE
AND DINING SALOON
Southwest corner Of Psnna. ave. and llth ,trsst.
t-sm J.H. BEGAN, Proprietor.

NAPOLIOHyH IsTORY OF JULIUS C EsAR.
l volume ID. eir Norton Peto on the Reson 1cec
and Prospsct. OF America: Spencsrs Nsrrative
q AnSs. SonviIls Prison ,CrsysnS Prison Life Of
ysn. Davis. Ny Vineyard at LakevieW Hvsrs,
Miniatare tsait Garden. Reeo' Footprfnts 81
Letter Carrier. Feur Years In the Saddle; BIZ
jyG = =. TRANOK TAYLOR
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hlssoLUrION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
q, The Isrtnership heretofore existing between
WALIEk and NECKER 10 this day dissolved
Tne rTSness OF the late firm will be settled By
WIN wafer: VM. WALTER.
r, JOS NEOKBR
,Thspkful for past favors, the patropaRe Of the
CITY and country respectfully solicited at the Old
s tIp where the business Of Carriage building
ws Ss t.0n''hoeo 0' 4n WIN w.1~rp
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M HTRoPoLIrAE PPArEkr STEAM BA.
S47 c Street bettceen ~ and 6th streets.
Having at great expense erected one of Nick en-
zie Patent Reel Ovens, and supplied ourselyes
with the newest and most improved mSckinery,
Tor manufacturing Crackers, We are nov prepsrsd
TO furnish merchants With all articles in our line
on the best terms, and superior In Quality TO ANY
heretofore offered In sur market.
Our establishment 10 now eaual in All its An
pointments to any In the country, and We peal
90 the business mon OF Wsshfp gton to sustnin ne
our city. - =
We will take pleasure in showing thsto,s, alton
OF the nov machinery to any Who feele IN intereSt
In the Advancement ofthe mechanic arts
~ GOT THO, HAVINNUR
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CAPITAL 100000.
QUARTERLY REPORT
Of the condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WARRINGTON

On the morning of the first Monday OF July, 1855
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MISCELLANEOUS

Il
WINES, RRANDIEs, ETC, ETC.
Il % qrscashs Rudolph SHERRY, superior
* 70 +. Brown
200 old Pale
Soar. casks Teneritfe MADEIRA, 1876
25s. Lisbon !.
100 old Pico
l25 Or. casks Burgundy PORT
49, Imperial y. superior.
$50 cases old Particular 80.
600 J. CLARET, Medoc, Brandenberg Frere.
lN-.. :. Margaux,
10 Larose,
rs .. CHAT. sAuTERNE, =.
200 ). CHAMPAGNE, various brands.
% y. Sparkling HOOK, Hencklc Go.
10 qrs. 20 oct. COG. BRANDY, Pinst, castlon 4 Co.
10 :. 30, =. various brands
100 cases old 49,. Marett
hogsheads Jamaica RUM.
8 hogsheads Santa Cruz RUM.
800 casks bottled ALE, various brands. "
(. 80 bbls. draught :. Marr's xxx.
$50 :, old Bourbon WHISKY, Keler's, Mnlsr's and
Kuddles
In store and for sale by
II Tchouptolas street.
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VERY CHOICE BUILDING SIRE I'VE Lo1s "
District. sllgsEs MI
Br y. =. wAnron " n1snon ~ 1E ss

m III y. ygK IroN y u I'LL n, Rs sssa
onice u Carunde1 street. cesnsr u unls1s "
- oeisck Il 81 the Mercaants ma anetidsssfs
III MOST TALU AISLE CORNER ot Canal aud CHI
borne being sof ground In the bon1
by Canal niabae and ssrestgs
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. designatsd IL Lots Nos u Il
and rs in the act by which Hagan game
No. measures 26 feet hches and lines ffpnt Qaaz
street. by depth and front Claiborne street Of 1
inches and lines bounded hide tcwHx
feet inches and lines front Canal By ~
inches and lines In DEPTH betw6en parallel In<s al
buildings and mpro yernents on the three ldts
Z. TW o LOTS OF GROUND situated In ths sqHrSs
designaed by the Nos and "a plan q tese and
deposited il tic ID Il McCay iats NossFy Ind
nrng each 26 feet inch and lines front
by ~ feet 10 inches and Lines depth between
American measure. ;sss77s,1i
Wi Il, above sssssssa ". h
cages Stock. Y 25s
ssTERNs CosprrIoNs purchaser Vim bs required
TO furnish his stock note to % Czens Bank Of Lousans
for sss2 payable Nssenhsr.
one 70 years BY annua payment of $1 md
81 cent interest," In advance, the unpaid principal II
the property bought by stock
and stock note will be divided pro plre
adjudication For the balance Of the Dc
cash in United States Treasury notes. and
months bearing eight can't
till paid, and mortgage until final the purchaser
70 in addition to the Of adjudication, bring
the refund Of interest on S6 from day Of sale to 1T
Acts e sale before A. Boudosquis, Public
the purchaser,
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A ID. GKIEFF,
As. 50 AND 81 OLD LEvEE STREET,
Corner OF RlEsy,LLE STREET,
One Square below the Custom House,
Offers for sale
= o g i5fft gins sacks
Sss. "a #slssss ss
"a ss': Hss':'s5a
s Ness ssPfsoRss aas f 5bs extra
E IL f sEEFI6 5n bbl SelS Domuiot,
e eaifsa IH HEE6 s2 hs tRs s yellow
Ri RuTTER--5o half bbis, choice '''s'
SSaEKE s9S es ehoi S wetsEa Ressry
SsMa S91ss s hs al an nd quarter drums
IIesh saLM2N,S9 cases one and two pound tins
Fresh I9RSI Ie gases one and two pounds
y-Ioo bb's. rsstiasd and old Bourbon.
ss a$ssMRISEsfi 5HiHsas 3fFisg it
knR s1s sRa g ssa pn
91n 2d n .1 spSss k Gha sns sgass
Star CANDL Es-200 boxes ii and l6 o.
Vas GASDLEse5o Boxes Ss White and coo oia
SoAP. 20 boxes all brands.
Toilet soAPal0o boxes assorted
STARGH-5o0 boxes, Fox's Pearl
TOE g sd %, gkgs chewing and smoklng
PloKLES 80 hoses gallon halls gallon and qaarta
MusTARpmSop dozen London and Kentucky. &4
Worcestershire sAUoE-5o cases. pints and half pnts
Bs s,ss sss
R VI sT BEASsnf S, SbIs =. choice,
cURRANTsg5o bbs new 'zante ~ saa' sss'
FIGS-25 or, drums, 'Sinyrnsn
PRuNES15o kegs and eases, new,
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MILLER a. GARD
REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AGENTS, NO. Is ST.
= CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

The undersigned woud Respectfully inform the public that
they have opened office under and style above
the Transaction of all business appeainng to REAL
ESTATE BROKERAGE AND AGENCY.
In this capacity they will Agents in buying, selling
Ieasing renting In collecting rents paying ETC. and
will charge real resident In the
city country the States OF Louisiana, Mis-
sissppi. Arkansas and Texas.
Able legal viii consulted in sll cases Of doubtu
conflicting titles all business strict
ebedience e they hope 2 give general salts
wish to buy, sell or rent with full Instructions
They present lengthy list Of Cotton and Sugar
Plantations and City Property 10 sell and rent
Orleans La JOHN 9. MILLER,
"a sss54i. s4 3#8t9s S.. n. GARp.
REFEREEcRsJ. NJ. Wells Gov. Of La Pike, Lapeyre
Brother Bankers N. o. Payne Tuntiigtou& CO., N.
r., B. e. Humphreys Gov. Of Miss Rate, Foster 4 e T.
Mefriek Aornays at Law, A. o. La Hon Edward MeGiee-
hee. Wnpdylle, Miss 3g38