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Markets bX Telegraph.

MOBILE. March l4.-Sales of 225O bales Of Cot
ton; market firm; middling uplands, 2S12929;
receipts to-day, $50 bales.
NEW YORK, March l5.-Stocks dull. Chicago
and Rock Island, 961z; Reading, 1925 Canton
Company, so; Erie Railroad 595s; Cleveland and
Toledo ll8; Cleveland and PittsDurg, 823s; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, 96lI; Michigan Central,
1917; Michigan Southern, 7919i New York Cen
trial. 1881; Illinois Central scrip, ll5A; C4mber-
River, 1856; United states Five-twenties, 1852,
lO95s; do 1864, 1917; do 1865, l099s; new issue.
1859 all others, l053s. Sterling Exchange, s; at
SIGHT, 96. Gold, l34H.
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Fire at Cincinnati.

CNcNNATTI, March ia fire at No. SO
Lower market, this morning, nearly destroyed
the dry goods store of J. NJ. Johnson. The
loss is about $1G, 900; insured for $4,000.
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Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe will stay In
Florida six months.
Acting Master John Adams, executive officer
Of the limited States ship jamestown, died at
Panama on The 22d OF February,
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ddtLtonaL Marfne Melra aee 11lirll p.,na

,NIIIl4AINIlD MUHNINIi,
gaard d Co, '"SiP' IL WesIer-
BIig Slihord Hewiney, Porto Rico j. Mason & Co.
sGnr Sarah Watson. Smith, Cenfuegos Madeira g.
schE Mary NJ. snee (new), Creighton, Milton, CaId-
Schr Mary, Case, Bridgeton, G. c. Carson & Co.
Schr NJ Bowman, Charlesworth, Milton Captain.
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ARRIVED THTs NTORNTN0.

~ mi 2GhT r. g. Willard, Parsons, days from Portland
Schr Llzzie Batchelder, English days from Boston
with mdse. TO d. s. Stetson Il co.
steamer Francis, DeVinuey 2 days from New York
with mdse. to ID, Cooper & Co.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........... MARCH IN.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TILE
NJ GRAPH OFFICE
~ Dl''''''''"'-6 IL a. M.........os3 p p.
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Shin News.

MOBILE, March A.-The Star of the West
cleared to-day for Liverpool, with 3lG9 bales ol
cotton.
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FIRST BOARD.

FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 5-2Os '6I.rg-..lO716I q sh Southwark Bk.lO
500 lO-4Os. cpsls. 90 $50 sh Penna R.....- 56S
5000 Pa past due 99K SO sh Leh stk-ls.b5 53k
$1,000 do. cp.ls- S45&I sh Cam e. Am.....l32
$1,000 City 6s, Old...... 9S 40 sh Wm R.,s5wn. 55x
500 do......... I'd. 8A 100 sh Maple Sh...s6O- Ia
Si70O do New.ls.1O2 200 sh Sch Nav Pf.... 80
800 Lehigh 6s 'S4.... 81 100 do -.......s5- 80
100 sh Ocean Oil...... 256 100 do.""........ 80
100 sh Read R...,--.c" 81 200 do."....ls.s5. 80
---Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change to-day at P. M.:-U. s. 6s of 1884, 100
@lO9s; do, 1862, l09t@1O9t do, 1864, 1917 7t0lO7A;
do, 1865, lO78@lO7b; do, 1865, new, 1O6s@lO66;
do 5s, l0-40s, 97l@97B; do. 1905, August, 1861
@l054; do, June, 105@l054; do, July, 1860
1863; Compound Interest Notes, June, 1864, Ia
@l74; do, July, 1864 l7@17!; do, August,
December, 1864, l48@l4l do, May, 1865, i2t@
12i: do. August, 1865, 1lt@ll8; do, September,
1868, lOS@lO5; do, October, 1865, l0S@lOS.
Gold, ,l34@l343.
-Messrs. William Painter d Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following rates
of exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-U. s. 6s, 1881,
coupon, 1O9@lO94 U. s. 5-2Os, coupon, 1862,
l09b@l093; do, 1864 lO74@lO74; do, 1865, 1871
@lO7}; do. new, lOG3@l065; 1O-40s, coupon 97I
@974;, q. s. 7'30s, LIST series, lO53@1053;
Compounds, December, 1864, 145@l44.
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MEMORANDA.

snip w. III. Moody, Durkee for Philadelphia en-
leIeu out at Liverpool 2Sth ult.
bhIque NJ. Chadwick, Paine, from Genoa, at Lcata
stll ull.. and sailed for Philadelphia 25th.
Brig Breeze Sheehy, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Schr Lewis MuIford, condemned atst Thomas, was
sold on the goth ut. for $500.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven 81 Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
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NEW YORK, March H.-ArriVed, steamship City of
Cork BTidgeman from Liverpool,
Steamship Iowa, Craig from Glasgow,
Steamship Haze, Starkey, from Mobile
Steamship Juno, Smith, from Wilmington N. O.
ship HermOn Cruickshank, from Callao.
Barque ST. Devenick Brown, from Leghorn,
BaTQue A. Kinsman Means, from Havana.
Brig SRbina, Ferris, from Mayaguez,
Brig Victoria, Anderson, from CardenasJ
brig Nellie Gay. Gay, from Cardenas.
Brig q, +. Pension Burgess, from CienfueRos
Brig Sophie, StrOut, from Brunswick,
Brig Bogota, Lindsey from Aspinwall
Brig w. NJ. Nash Mcbride, from Para
Brig Lima Hill from cleniuegos.
Brig Time, Manning, from CuTacoa
hchr Q, S. BRyls, Steel. from Mobile.
Cleared, steamships Victor, Gates New OrleaDsi
H. Livingston, Bak er, Savannah; ship Carolus Mag
nus, Ashby. san Francisco: barques Ynmnri. John
son. SaRuR; lndustrie, Hilcken, Bremen; 81. Ctalri
Bolleb, Naples; brigs Rising Sun. Schoheld ArrQyO'
1nsulRneren, Jensen, Santa CRUZ r. NICK. spearlnS'
Clark, MRtanzas; Sunny South, Bailey, 81 John, y
b.; sohrs ], Wheaton, Decent, Felmouth; heoaanai
Small, Matanzas; 3. X. Jameson, jameson ,hfnRride
Lola Montez, Sparrow, 1naguR: 0oldhnder McpS5 NJ
Ragged Island; Ellen Nancy, Woodi b. John' AZ ~
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TEBEGRAMS, &c.

0The st. Louis Democrats Topeka special
says the Kansas House refused TO concur IN
the senate amendment to the joint resolution
10 chapge the constitution so as TO allow the
negroes 10 vote. The Senate voted to strike
out the word 'smale," as we'll as "white," and
10 ma ke an ed o catonal test. The resolution
goes back to the Senate, and they will probably
recede .#. - IT..
Application is to be made TO the United
state authorities for a force snfiicient TO pre-
vent depredations by robbers in Anderson
couhty. H. btucky, the Governor being IN able
70 furnish State troops for want of suffic cisnt
military law. County officers will not call
upon the Governor to arrest the marauders.
A bloody affray occurred on Felrs street
Baltimore, Last night. Tvs policemen. named
Dooson and Irving. were shot whilst attempt
ing 10 arrest a desperate character named
Henry Giody, but both will recover.
Wdrd has been received here that the North
Carolina legislature have debated the recon-
sirnc'ion comprom Sc proposed by the South
ern Governors for the last three days without
arriving at satisfactory conclusion
In the Superior Court IN Chi ,ago, yesterday
morning. a new trial was granted in the Stew
art divorce case, and leave was given the COM
plainant TO amend the bill.
The storm is reported to have been very Sc.
we're In the Chesapeake bay, bnt as yet dis
asters are reported.
The north west wind cleared Baltimore har-
Dor of ice.
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Board of Trade
THE BRIDGE QUESTION AGAIN-THR MARKET
f.s.f u0reH

THE BRIDGE QUESTION AGAIN-THR MARKET
i.|t a.V- -. HoUsK.
An adjourned meeting Of the Board of Trade
was held last evening az their rooms: the
president, John II. Semmes, Esq. in the chair,
and N. Sardo secrstary. ...F. IA .I.E
Mr.. John L. Kidwell offered the following
preamble and resolution: -..
Whereas at a meeting Of the Board Of Trade
of the District of Columbia, held at the Board
OF Trade rooms. on Saturday, Februar 7, 1867,
q reeolu ton W as adopted tnstructing the com.
mittee to represent the Board before Congress
to urge upon Congress the consideration an d
adoption of the report OF A. l.. Rives upon
the Long Bridge and the improvement OF the
channel, which report was made February y,
1857, and has since been endorsed and a approv we'd
District, by Major Gen. n. q. Meigs; therefore
be il ...f 80 l. ca. ..t. s.s.. ~ 81 = n RI.
Rcsotred. That the Board Of Trade approve
and recommend to Congress the erection of a
Bridge on the piers Of the Aqueduct above
GEORGETOWN for raiiread and wagon trayel
with suitable draw, go as not tointerfere with
the free navteatiOH Of the river 1'.-I -
! Mr.. Kidwell said In Offering the resolution
he acted without any authority from the mer-
chants or citizens OF Georgetown. He had
been requested by gentleman of that place to
assist in securing an improvement Of 90 vital
importance 10 the people Of that section
Georgetovp had . water front Of three and q
half miles, but only very small part Of II was
available. on aceount Of the obssr1c ctiou caused
looked forward to day when the two cities
would b cconsootdatAd, and the interests OF
both b itentical., The people OF Georgetown.
in their efforts before Cengrsse, had been Mn
ling 10 o-opsrAse with the lessees OF the Al
exsndTia Canal Company 70 huild . bridge
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EZThe Mormons wish TO be ..Iet alone ;,

~The Mormons wish to be ssIet alope''
g. New York has pleasant novelty in the
shape of girl stealers- g.. ...- r'.-f II
D-"One who knows" says that tn under and
lightning in winter is a sign of famine I.lT. =
s0-John Mitchell is out in another letter fa. .
voring FenIanlsm, but abusing Stephens.
III Hog thieves in Indiana chloroform their
plundertto prevent it from squealiug -
aSThey hang horse and mule stealers out in
Alabama. ~ -H t't -.
~w oodsawyers in Kckomo saw a cord of
wood and take It as part of their pay. - :
~Queen Victoria weighs one hundred and
twenty pounds. 49,. =
~The first International anti. slavery con-
Ieren ce ever held is TO convene in Paris next
June. Great Britain. France and Spain are
the prime movers. ts 7
~An IRISH woman was burned to death
last week In Woonsocket, X. l., her dress tax.
ing fire from pipe size was smoking.
.HA religious paper says that Protes tant
theology is fast losing ali hold on the popular
mind IN America and is evaporating into dim
coprctures.s al tfl * bfF - 7.
&Soms desperadoes at Memphis boarded
the steamer Clifton, while az her dock, and
administered chioroform to several Of sne pas
sensers, and robbed them Of their valuables.
1The driver OF a New Orleans street ear
ran over and killed child, and was punished
with few apartment remarks" from the re-
corder. st't - "a tltH
. ~ More snow has fallen among the White
Mountains within the past fortnight than dur
ing the previous eight weehs. II s about ave
feet deep In the roads, and much drifted.
. DVThe bsst cprrsncy is that sort Of currency
over. .bsTi
0Iu hosyShe MAS sshools sthey puui.h
refractory pupils VIA doses Of cayenae pep
per.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
SENATE.-festerday-

SENATE eSterOay-
Atthe evening session, the bill giving 20 per
cent. additional compensation TO clerks, mes =
sengers, watchmen, and other employees of
the Government in this city, was amended
and passed. The bill as passed. will be found
reported in full, else where in our paper to-
day.
HoUsE-The bill 10 provide for State Gov
eminent for Louisian a is noticed elsewhere IN
onr paper to-day. After discussion yesetday
afternoon
The House secoaded the previous question,
the vote by tellers being % to 20.
Mr.. BIneh demanded the yeas and nays
on ordering the main question. The yeas and
nays were ordered
Some fliibusterIng then came off. when a
vote was had on ordering the bill to be read a
third time, resulting yeas 81, nays 50.
The House then adjourned wiihoat voting
on the passage of the bill.
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..-...i -.. HALL i PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,

Corner New York avenue and 18th street,
tEHtrance on New York avenue)
Dealers In inc FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS,
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &C, &C.,
would respectfully notify their friends and the
public that they have just opened their New Gro.
eery Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in nrst class Grocery. Without at.
tempting 10 snuaerate our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially invite the public to
examine our stsre and stock, believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who msy
favor us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assor tment Of
TEAS and COFFEES, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers viii end
nne assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit. s.- .- ..-. go. ... - t.'-.'.f - :
{ Goods delivered promptly in any part OF the city
Jan 9-Sm - -. --..l1,f. ...t.-.. a~s -
TA1DS GUILD. Dealer .. Nsp aad Sscoad Io.d
t.Suxys' yia tuinisrre Repsired, RsaD-
g. sss.l Hishsss Iliss Ssid iSs sssond, Sssa ssd
TTHITID sTATEs 90HDs - 80 =
-. ,., -, rRrAsdhsN4 NOTES, -
','.,, Fl; sss sis :;s"
4SO olsrRAE 1s ISHs orrIor, 48Or
Nc. AeO iot hstrest. one door below Pa. ave-,
sls SsS e l.sp ss sHls s.A silver
10 G-S1:iss:. .sriesi; eo.asen.i.l. ~ r.s
WN. KNABI 3 oo.S PIANOS, = = =
rslson , 90, sn@ Z nS@S$Aus AaD M \
8: i;:s s.: =. ..s nh
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SUHEII, OIEADTL 7
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLANDER'e EXTRACT BU0KU

SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLANDERT EXTRACT BU0KU
Is CURING
ssery case OF KIDNKY DIsIAsI, RHIynAfIsh
CRAWL, URINARY DrsoRDEIs, WKAKNKss and
PAINS in the BACK, TRMALH COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from ExcKssKs OF ANY KIvs
O0hI, IL AFFLICTED
TRY LANDEB's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by all Apotheearfes. Price q. D. BARHEs
CO., New YORK. snd BARNES, wARD co.,
Hev Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLIIGH
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass
General Agents. fab ,eIv
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CLOTHING, DO.

cri1zESSP SP.s;;G5 sSS e sGHI1LIsy Il = h:Sa0n oO'N
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
metropolitan Hotel, late BrownS,
362 Pennsyly ands avenue,
my 1-n Washington, d. O.
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ga man named Carleton .was ARRESTED in
New York on Friday on De charge OF enhsz--
xhpg money and other property 70 the vaiae
Of nearly q milton ofdollars from the treasary
department. in Memphis, Tenn.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANoE.-we re-
ferred in our last issue 10 the disappearance
OF Willie, son of Col. James Wallace of Cam. /.
bridge, Nd. When last seen he was skating
near the river shore, shortly after sunset, on
Wednesday, January 30th, with a crowd
OF grown persons and children. The
and yet there are several circumstances to
make it by no means improbable either that he
was carried of by some one for the purpose of
eXtUr,lng money, or that, becoming be wIldered
IN the dim light he lost his way. He was a
boy o. years OF age, fair complexion, ruddy
light haIr, blue eyes; his rig ht arm bears very
apparent traces OF having been broken or dis
located at The eloow.--CGmbrid9e (l4d.) } InteiIi-
1eDcer,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r - METCALTR's GREAT RHEUMATIO
khBBbI l. the only sure cure for Rheuma atisR
ever and II IL Wont efful in Its nature ~
fe cow --0 q. FORD, Agent.
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ATEsr PARIS FASHIONS OF HAZE
L. DRESSING. Ef7 e. = =
4. ALLI0r, u= r.
IREECH HAIR. DRESSER,

32t = street. between 18th and 18th sts.
Mr.. AIltot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, OF the
telebfAtsd Rachel, With whom he ARR we'd In this
country. hes nov been established fer the lsse
eight years In WShington and Hsweort, s1:
owing the patronage OF the corps ouaftqEe, and
ofthe hfghesf society. He hss the honor to "a
bounce that be has this nported the latest
everything sksf belongs 10 the dressing Of hair
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OTTO MILKENs, PIANOS AND OARHART
V NEEpAAMS PARLOR ORGANS

All VIII find Ii greatly to their interest-
70 examine these ssperb Instruments be- 6
lore purchasing any other. "HvI
Only agency at GEORGE l.. WILD BRO a
New Piano Forte and Organ Wareroon, No. 491
nth street between Penn "A avenue aud street
A select assortmen Mt Of new and seco nd hand In
stIuments, including o CHURCH ORGAN, for
sale 81 lowest fsctery prices. and on easy terms
srns ~~~~~'~N
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COLGATE Il CO.'S
WIN T u b so AP.

Recommended for cHAPPED HANDS and for general
TOILET use daring COLD WEATHER. It may be
obtained Of all dr. uggists and fancy goods Dealers
feb 9-eoly
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So.p An, o. 81 EwELL;. ELL;..,-,,,, SCI
Tn. ,n6seribsf viii B. 1sassl 70 see III q; ola
rieEds and customers st his new place Of bud
asss, @ street north, bet 4th and ssh sersses,
shere be will keep eoostsntiy on hand HE Pre-
ninn Soaps and Candles, and will esnsinae .
- EEL tsh and 9Th. iau.A
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
-..f .. OASHS,
NDOELIBAUY, AND THE
sEORET DISEASES.

sAmARIfAN's 0IFT is the most certain, safe and
efectusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered Cures in two to tour days, and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
balssm, no mercury Only ter pills to be taAen. 1t
10 the soldiers hope, and friend te those who do
net want ts be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, 81. B..
SAsARITAN's Boar AND HERB JUICKs-A positive
and permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofnla Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, &C. Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold By 3. O. Ford. See advertisement. mys
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DANCING.
DR9FS. J. w. q II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, q
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9Th and 7tb NJ,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ~

Pennsyivanfa avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th sts.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
new Glasses forming every evening Those de
nIing to enter our classes should avail them.
Preparattons win be made in this quarter for
our annual May Ball. A"i
Circulars can be had at j. r, Ellis and w n
msaSerotf 90. o Music Stores.
Ihe Hall can be rented for sofrees, 30.
Days and Hox,s OF Tuition:
O. For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
SATURDAY aftern9ens, from to O'Clock.
Sentemen Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
n1ngs from 70 10 O'Clock.
for further inform atfon, q pply duripR the ho8rs
e Iuluon, or sddress q note to the Academy.
QAArter CONNIE ncfnR with the first lesson. ja8
nj ARIHIs. !. 6TAhsTHI3NARLE .hTHy DANCING
-l MARIEIs ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
T., between sth and lsth streets,
,,an y, 1oSd,eny n,,y 10 now open fer the recep- -
psys ana hour. e tuition for young ladies
urdaye, from to 81. m.
Septiemen's classes from to 10, same evenings.
n: b.-Pryate instruction given to suit the con.
venience Of the pupil. SeM
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
FORM the ladies and gentlemen Of WashinRton
CITY. and the District generally, that be is a All
times prepared to furnish parties with Manner.
eoe and Iancy Costume, either on loan or made to
Sey hs hi; :sasn r. 2. the veil
S2I Itn street, between d and ., whore be viii bc
late Oostuner ct Ford's and 0royer1
Ieu-im Theatsrs, Washing gton, D. O.
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BOOTS, SHOES, 4.

~ ~ = ~ tJxAO1IAO, Us
SELLINe OFF sELLING OFFIl
The entire stock Of Ladies', Mines,
Childrens, Mems. Boys and Youths
BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS
wiz be sold at private sale at and .-
BELOW OQST PRICES
JOHN AHGHRMANN,
s0S 7th street, between D aud e streets,
ia Him opposite Odd FeIIows' Hail
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WHAT TEE fsTgssHOsssAI y TssE e 3 AEI1SgEsrHl srHlsAnAH

Nd, Fss. H, issa.c'I have great s1iisSscsien ~
stating thai have used The BAms ritsn Rsmsdies'
that have used them with judgment, discrSt,en'
end preDeriy, and, have found them rcspond Ia nv
aEtsoipstions promptly and sfsctually. KaowinS
their composition. have the fuIlesf conhde a.
their e1eacy, snd TAR as ny uss of them extsnds
4 rsoommond them strongly.
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" w.B. MOsEs'
TAsHIoHABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
va BEDDING sT0RIs,
EOS. 521 4 aIs, INTELLIGEHOER BUILD.
ING, CORNER 7TH AHDD.. rr.|-.'
no. SOS 1TH STREET, THeBNy BUILDING.
ADJOINING ODD PILLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST AssuRrHp
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
He has all the latest designs made in Phiisdel-
phia. New rork, and Boston. The stock is always
Tssss for sa.h: which enable; bin g compete With
order in PSi.dslphia, and OF the bsss matssi 70
that can be found. =. ''"''iA'
a. sSTs: Sfy sa sy
sorted stock Of CARPETs, FURNITURE, &C.,
which he viii furnish With % pleasure Ns ''e~nsfs'
: HIS assortment Of Mattresses. Blankets, Oom-t
beds and ali finds Of dotss:. and ktehes Fur
nltnrs S y, Which he offers at the lewess
Bsmsm6er f Hcs ssf ana '!s,fss sfs In..isepeer
5uilaiDs; It corner 1!h .nd p. snd No sos TN
Hall; between d and streets.
O,UUU bnJheIs N HiNE POTATOES. just ar
and sale at the sSs ssSs of h
del4u No. 4ss sss &C., Between and r.
FLouHl YEEDi
Aiuil ...OTt.snt Of al grades choice Flour Tor
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, J.
4: 0ambrfil not Patapsco) and Lingsnor Family
Flours in the District. As the latter brand has
, been extensively counterfeited and sold IN this
city, We would inform those Wishing this four bv
arrangement With the nillers We furnish it lower
Than tt can be obtained from any other source
Qualify Becsnd to none. Price affactton Iesa fhsn
other drst- -ciass Family Flour.
DuckyheAt - low retea ..
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