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RowRoN-CRoKER.--By the Rev. William 7, Sa-
bine JAMES PRESTON BOwRoN to MISS MAkiA LOUISE
BRoORs--NRIsoN- wednesday, Aprn 2e, by
the Rev. II. II. Blair, JAMES BROOKS 10 mise SAhAd
J, NELSON, both Of this city. .
DRMAREsT-AcKER.--OnW "Wednesday, April 29 at
Paterson, N. J by the Rev. JoSepn PIN ~: wave, SShS
of d. d. Acker ESQ.,, of Fair Lawn, New Jersey.
Observation-Disclosures saturday, March 2S, by the
Rev James Millett at his residence JAMES DUNN, o.
this city, to Miss KATE McDEvITT, OF Philadelphia.
father on Tuesday April 2S by the Rev. Alfred Har
yis OF HopokeD, n. j., WILLIAM FISHER TO NARY c.,
only daughter Of John Ncho, Esq, all OF this city.
KITcHEN-DuRyEA.-- Tuesday, April %, at
Grace church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Theo. Riley,
w. KITCHEN, of New York. TO HELEN E., daughter Of
the late John @. Duryea, Of Brooklyn.
KEMPTON-CONSTANT.-On Tuesday. April 2S at
Calvary church, by the Rev. Dr. Washburn rector OF
the church, JAMES G; KEMProN ESD. Of Philadelphia
TO MISS ELIZA A. CONSTANT daughter OF the late
Judge Constant of New York.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
LY0N-BRESLIN.-On Thursday, April o. az the
Church Of the Ascension, by the Rev. John Cotton
smith, \. H. LYON, OF Lyons Falls N. T., 10 MISS
ELLA EsTELLE BREsLIN sister OF Captain +. L. bres-
I'm, United States Army. 40 =.
MCSoRLEY-MCSHANE.-On Tuesday, April 20 ~
the Rev. Thomas Treanor, WILLIAM MCsoKLEf' VI
b. Louis to BESSIE MCSHANE, OF BROOKLYN, M as I'm
SHERLOCK-SEYMOUR.-On Tuesday, ApIh 20. ~
the Rev. DIR. Galaudet assisted by the rev. =. Deh
jamin JAMES SHERLOCK to BELLE SEYMOUR, daugh-
Ter OF the late James M. Seymour OF haIuoru, V%oa; %
WALKER-AMERMAN.-On TUESDAY evening, ARIn
28 at the Collegiate II. ID. church, corner OF rum
avenue and Twentyninth streeI Dy tne neT. W. :. & W..
HELENA daughter of Richard Amerman ESQ.,, all OF
this CITY,
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RY HENRY II. LEEDS. AuoTIoNEER; ..,.-

HENRY ii. LEEDS
ID of superb Furniture at the late residence
OF Esenber 25 Fifth avenue corner Twentyeghth
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER viii sell by auction, on
Thursday April 49, 101 O'Clock, the elegant Furniture In
said boue surpassed by other sale h season made
by the celebrated Kimbe Cabus ana Potter
stymus. viz Axmnster and Velvet Carpet Parlor suts
in ebony tuipwood nlad with bronze medaions COW
with meiaon satin French walnut nlaid marble top
Etagere Library Tables ditto ebony ditto buhl upright
Panofote, 81 5O large Plate Glasses Pier Side aud
Centre Ormolu rs light Chandeliers, with prisms and
brackets rich ornou Clocks ladies' bnhl secreMry hase
rich SIX Curtains Lambrequins Lace ditto orou Pedes,as
and Bronze Figures Paror Suit rosewood niad covered IN
maroon and gold san rich Mantle Drapsry, Reclining
Chairs nsd Cabinet and Scales ditto; buhl sptoon arge
Figures Pedesa superb French walnut nsid Buf
fet Bookcases, ditto, with carved figures cost Ssoo ouhi
Centre Tables, Hanging Bookracks Velvet Curtains &C.
Bedrooms Richly carved rosewood Bedseads Dressing
Bureaus velvet Carpets, Mattresses, &C. lace tone'
Dressing Glass inad Eagere Table with private S T.,
suitable dentist rosewood Pianoorte SUIT covereu ~
maroon velvet superb French walnut inlad marble TOP Han
stand with large carved hgures Chairs TO MATCH Han Ooos
Regulator, &c, &c. =
Also avery collection OF hving BrdsCanares, Eng'
sh starring Irish Thrush, Robins Bluebrds, Scarlet do
Inssh LARK Doves &C. Also costly standard Roses rare
ana valuable with many other articles TO be found IN caa
oEue Can be examined day previous 70 the sale WIN per
street, a Few doors west OF Broadway.
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RY HENRY H. LEEDS AuCTIoNEER.
- HENRY u. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction,
on Thursday April SO l0 o'clock at the residence No. "
stuyvesant street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
househeM furntureCousisting Of BRUSSELS and Ingram
Carpets Paror suits Centre Tables Mirrors, Etagere Cur
tains and Cornices Window Shades mahogany black
walnut Bedsteads Bureaus washsands Chairs Rockers
Toilet Crockery, Extension Table, Dining Chairs, China
Crockery Glass Ware, &c. Also Kitchen Furniture, &c,
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pY HENRY II. LEEDS, AucrIoNEER

HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sen by aucson
Thursday, April 30 at l01 O'Clock, at G4 Lexington
avenue, Thirty nth street. Medallion Velvet Carpet
Brusse Carpet Paror suit rosewood covered green and
gold brocae ditto In SUR plush, rosewood made
BY Bradbury quite new marble top Centre Table Secretary
Bookcase, Marble Satary OH Paintings by Rembrant Peae
Weir, Gddic Mount and others Satin bamask window Cur
tsns, Lace do rosewood Bedseed Dressing Bureaus.
mahogany and black walnut ditto rosewood Lounge French
Plate Mirrors Vases Ene,ayin OAK ks,ensl9n Dining Table,
Chairs match Onclotha, Hal Sons Mahogany St, Ac
Fun particulnro IN CatslOGuaA
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
IA Auction sale OF "a Lots 10h and 10th Streets Nntf
and Tenth avenues opposite the Morning Side Park by
order of the Trustees of the Leake and Watts Orphan
House.
ADRIAN n MULLER, p. r. WILKINS 4 co. will sci
at auction Thursday April at IL O'clock at the Exchang
Saesroom Ill Broadway by order Of the Trustees OF the
Leake and Watts Orphan House,
The entire block of land bounded by 10th
Ninth and Tenth This property Is dagonay oppo
site the Morning Side Park, block from the Cena
Park half blocks from the Riverside Parf
and Grand Drive These parks together with the great I'm
provements progress under direction OF and
emplated by the Central Commissioners all combine
render this property attractive Investment
Maps may be had application to the auctioneers, No.
Pine street, New York.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-H. d. HERTS, AUCTIONBER-
"A CHAs. d. DAVIS win sell this day, al ioN O'clock a
lao street, between SIXTH and Seventh
avenues gentee assortment Of Household Furniture con
sisng OF Sofas Bureaus, Chairs Tables enameed marble
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Glass and China Ware
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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u,oR sALR-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE lTH
u day Of May next at O'Clock NJ on the premasss, a,s
Lot, situate In the village Of Huntington SUM
''""'' y, v, NENFVRT, Trvstee
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CAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCTI0NEERs, WILL SELL
"A. this day. commencing IL O'clock mt lib and ITO John
street. Fixtures and Furniture OF that lunch
and Contents embrace fine marble top C0un
ers Tables oak, Chairs and Stools fine Mirrors Gass
Cut ery CrockSry Silver Plated Ware English Ocohs,
splendid Refrigerator magnificent four pull English Ale
Pump Kitchen Utensils, Furniture, &c: Awning, Gas FIX
tres also valuable Lease premises spiendiy adapted
Invited CAMPBELL, Jr., Salesman.
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MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE
"A. gl Bible House--sclls Friday, May the entire
Stock Fixtures and Lease Of the Restaurant and Barroom s7
Z ast Houston street Dealers and buyers call
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A CAMPBELL CO.. AUCTIoNEERs OFFICE sN
"A. Bowery, sell Monday May 4, the entire stock
Lease and Fixtures OF a first Sample Room down town
Can be bought privately before the sale
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A UCTIoN NoTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
"A at public auction
Velvet, Brussels Ingram Carpets,
Beautiful Paror and Library Suits

UCTlON SALE
"A by FREDERICK DIG, Auctioneer. Mortgage sale of
Household Furniture of the boarding house ~ West
Fourth street This worth all your attention con-
Of Paror and Bedroom Suits, Carpets Paintings &C.
LOUISE MARTIEN, Mortgagee.
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DY HENRY u. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
SAFES, OFFICE FURNITURE, &C, &C.
HENRY ID. MINER 4 BARKER will sell at auction
This day Thursday April 49, at IL O'clock at their sales
LAST SALE PREVIOUS TO THEIR REMOVAL TO
THEIR NEW AND SPACIOUS SALESROOM, NO CORT-
LANDT STREET, FOUR DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY,
double door fire and burglar proof safe made by he
Phunix Safe Company. -
Lilies burglar proof Bankers Safe, with in
side iron safe, with combination lock.
One Marvn's patent burglar and freproof Safe.
One Wilders patent burglar and freproof Sale. -
Also number of black walnut and mahogany Sitting
and Counting House Desks Tables, Letter Presses Once
Chai &c
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4 T PRIVATE SALE-ALL THE EEEUANT HVUsE-
"A hold furniture contained in the FIVE story brown stone
residence No. West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and
Sixth Drawing Room Suits covered French
brocatc cost $45o for 1000 do $b rosewood seven
Paintings Mirrors Curtains Cocks Vases, Carpets Bronzes
Extension Table, China, Glass; Sverware Table Cutlery,
Buffet wardrobes Bedseads, Bureaus, HAIR Spring Mat
tresses half original The furniture has been In
less than i've months and Ia Ia perfect order.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DY HENRY H. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER-HRNRY n
April 30 a o Nsocs 2. the residence 1853 Greene street
pets Paror Suits, Centre Tables Mirrors Cornces Cur
ians, Shades mahogany and black walnut Bedsteads Bu
reaus Washstands Chairs Side Tables, Window Shades
stair Carpets Stair Rods, 6ilcoths &C. Extension Table
Dining Chairs China Crockery Glassware Kitchen Furni
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LOAN OFFICES.

ATT.-MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola.
"A monds, Watches Jewelry &c., or the same bought at
the highest rates also Pawnbrokes Tickets bought for Da
monds Watches Jewey at ~ Bleecker street, second
Goor. three doors west of BroadWaX
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A UCTION SALE-FARM WAGONS, CARTS CAR
n riaees Harness. Lumber unfinished Furnture this day
O'clock 2ly West Thirty ninth street, seventh avenue
TOP Buggy variety other goods. w. A. CARTER,
Auctioneer, 81 Cortandt street.
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A UCTIoN SALE BRANDIEs, WINES AND LIQUORS
N A. NJ. CRlsFALAR X SON, Auctioneers, on this day.
April w. 10 O'Clock, No. 637 Hudson street, corner OF
Horao the entire Stock OF family liquor store owner de-
cning consisting OF sixteen barrels OF Gran
vile Bourbon Whskey, two Puneheons Ramsay Sons
Scotch Whiskey pipes Holland and Swan Gn two casks
Brandy Ale lin store three yeas two casks
Port sherry Wine and large lot OF Cares Brandes,
Whiskeys Hook and Sherry In bottles and put up for
family use also 500 Cigars lhe above goods are worthy
the OF will be sold without reserve In lots TO
suit the must give possession on the lst
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RY HENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale OF large assortment of Hair Mattresses, Pillows
Spring Mattresses, &c.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, on FRI
day. May at l0 o'clock at 217 Canal street, Centre
BY order OF assgnees large Of Hair and Spring
Pillows and Boster Iron Bedtead Sheets and
Comforters Quits, Ahambra Others 40 Hair and other
Mattresses ~ bales Feather 800 pounds HAIR 10 pairs
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
10H o'clock at Nos and East Twentieth street.
Fifth avenue general assortment of Household Furniture
contained In the above two hve story brown houses
rosewood Parlor Suits in brocate black walnut Parior
suits rep; Pier and Manel Mirrors lace Curtains
marble Tables, oak Extension Table, 26 feet black wal
nut Extension Tables, black walnut marble top Chamber
Suits, mahogany marble top Chamber Suits hair Mattresses,
Bosers and Pillows Velvet Wilton Medallion, Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture,
Rergerators, &c. &C. also octave Steinway Piano, cost
$780, fine opportunity for dealers.
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DvANCEs MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, DRY
"A Goods and personal property Of description. j.
A. JACKSON, Ill Grand street, two doors west Of Broad
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DY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.-SALEs ROOM 81
ID Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
Art Gallery No. A5 Broadway.
FINE HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, SADDLES, &C.,
LATE THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL DEvLIN, ESQ,
DECEASED.
H. D. MINER BARKER will sell at auction on Thurs
day, April 90 at 81 O'Clock NJ the private stables No.
East Eighteenth street, between Fifth and Broad
pair of bay Horses 6 hands high long full
tails one fine brown Horse Is hands, long tall also Ba
rouche, Close Carriage, Double Harness. Ladies Saddles
Brides &c by the best Makers and in excellent order The
whole be examined until the day Of SALE from A. NJ to
IL NJ, and from to 8 p NJ
Also beautiful, docie gray Pony, with Park Phaeon
Harness, Blankets, &c. Nearly and very handsome
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TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 5l5 WASH
q ington street.
Household Furniture this day at o O'clock Of the three
Paror Furniture H. Co. Brussels, three ply and ingram Car
pets Pier Mirror Curtains marble top Centre and Side
Tables Sofas Rockers enameed Chamber Suits mahogany
and walnut Besteads Bureaus and Washstands a Husk
Mattresses Beds, Bosers and Pillows Bed Linen,
Dining and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
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A H. A. WEEKS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
"A day, saesrooin 222 Mercer street, valuable lot OF
Iottng road and farm Horses Wagons, Coaches Harness.
Blankets, Saddles &C.
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1T 8N BROADwAY.-LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
"A Diamonds, Watches, Jewclry Silks, &c. The
bought and sold. JAMES +. MATHEWS.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.


CoorEE LArrxRn will sell to-day, at 0p.
m, on the promises, lots 81 4, 8 and ., In square
o4l, on East Capitol street and Massachusetts
avenue, and between Ninth and Tenth streets
east.
Also, at o O'Clock p. m, on the premises, lot
No. Is, In square l27, on the south side OF I
street north, between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth streets west.
Also, this morning, at II O'Clock, the stock,
good Will and fixtures OF Drug Store, corner
Of Pennsyivania avenue and Third street
west.
GREEN d WILLIAMS will sell this afternoon,
at six O'Clock, on the premises, a twostory
frame house and lot at the corner Of Eighth
street west and street north.
WIN. L. WALL 4 90. VIII sell this morning,
at their 'auction-rooms, the balance Of r. J
Ryon's stock OF groceries.
Also, this Afternoon, at six o'clock, on the
premises, eight building lots, In square 27I, or
! Twelfth street west, between T and U streeti
north.
Firon Fox will sell this afternoon, at 81,
O'Clock, part OF lot Is, In square 500, on N
street north, between Ninth and Tenth strceti
west.
J. d. WHEELER 4 90. will sell this after
noon, at six o'clock, on the premises, the wes
half OF lot 8, 10 square cas-, on the north sid
o I Massachusetts, avenue, between North Cap
ito tstreet and New Jersey avenue.
T, toxAs BOWLING will sell this afternoon
At Of Z o'clock, part OF lot %, on the west sid
OF Jcn Nrson street, Georgetown.
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the justices sat IN bane for the trial OF appeaii
| yesterday.
COMMISSIONERS OF INJECTION.
o. II. Parsons was appointed a com mis- lone
Of election for the Fifth ward vice Turney
Terrey, resigned, and Geo. W. Emmerson,
commissioner for the Second precinct, First
ward, vice ohm T. @. Clark, resigned.
T. d. stewart was appointed Commissioner
First precinct, First ward, vice John d. Har-
rlson, resigned.
James Ennis was appointed commissioner
OF election In the Fifth precinct Of the said
ward, vice Patrick white, resigned.
Garnett vs.. United States. In error from
the Circuit Court. Libel OF informatio was
filed in the District Court OF this District,
praying the condemnation Of certain real es-
tate of A. Y. p. Garrett under the conhscation
act, In which proceedings the District Court
decrced the forfeiture and condemnation OF
Garnetts estate during his life. On a trans
cript OF the record In this cause \ writ of error
In the supreme Court OF the District was
granted.
The case was argued by Mr.. N. Wilson for
the United States, and Mr.. Appleby and Gen,
Caleb Gushing for plaintiffs In error. The
principal question at issue were Does q writ
OF error lie from the District Court to the SUI
preme Court IN banc, or Is the proper y -ocess
by appeal and secondly Has a per on no
has not appeared In the court below a iisht to
contest the case In an appellate tribunaIl
The Court held the case under advisement
COUNTY CONSTABLE APPOINTED.
Charles A. Kimmell is appointed county
constable.
Adjourned
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ENoLIsu 0rKRA.-Miss Richings' troupe
were kindly welcomed by an excellent house,
comprising the intelligent and refined among
the dsvotees Of music. One of the drawbacks
In the opera OF martha" 10 the prominenee
given to that thrsadbsre melody, "The Las,
Rose OF SUMNER" but, a. Miss Riehinss sang
II last night, II was fresh and tunefuliy dell
eious. Mrs. seguin was all archness In the
eharAeterof Nancy, and her rich contralto
voice iseonstantly improving. Messrs. Camp
bell and Castle were excellent a. Plunke'
and Lionel. and seguin, up to the true conf,
artistic, In the character OF Lord Tristan
The entire performance WAS capital.
To-night !" Maritana" 10 the card, In which
Vincent wallace has interpreted numerous
gems In musical composition. The plot alon,
tDon Cesar de Barsn) IL sufficiently attraetiv,
to draw large house.
OILS BOIL VIII have good turn out at Metz
erett H~fi % Wednesday night, Judging from
the tickets already engaged.
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NEW ADvEnrIaEMENrs.

UsDnR THE HEAD Of Election Notiees, ap.
pear several Important announcements.
MnssRs. JAS. 8. ToPHAN 4 Co., practical
Trunk Manufacturers, No. 500 Seventh street,
one door above Odd Fellows Hall, call the at.
tention Of the public to their complete stock
Of goods.
An ANNUAL MEETING Of the lot holders Of
Oak Hill Cemetery will be held on Monday
next, June LIST.
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WAsHISGToS BENEVOLENT AssooIATIoN.-
Mr.. koontz introduced into the House yester-
dsy bill, which was referred to the District
Committee, to Incorporate the Washington
Benevolent Lilo Association, with W. J, q.
Duhamel, =. e. Fessenden, Joseph Walsh,
Richard u. Mohun, John Disturnell, ID. NJ
Kelsey, and A. X. Browne, as corporation.
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EoUITr Court. Judge Oiin. - The follow
Ing orders were made yesterday:
Luis De Avias vs.. p. 5. Watts. Order for
Injunction.
Geo. W. Miller VS.. Ellen Miller ct al. Order
authorizing ryiying trustee to sell property
remaining unsold.
Adjourned.
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CROWDED OUr.-The proceedings OF the
At Odd Fellows Hall, and of several other
ward meetiags, are omitted In our present
issue for want Of space, They will appear In
our next issue.
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SETH GREENS FISH HATouINa.-Mr.S Seth
Green's hybrid fish spawn tshad and bass)
were Matched yesterday at the Smithsonian
shad spawn might have been impregnated from
the water at the fishery, In which they were
deposited, where q large quantity OF the male
shad had been hauled to the shore, the expert
ment 10 being tried again under conditions
which will make the results reliable for the
purpose Of determining whether the didaTen
breeds OF fish can be successfully crossed
Mr.. Green made another experiment Satur-
day evening to ascertain whether the spawn
OF dead 1sh could be Matched. A quantity OF
spawn was taken from shad that had been dead
for about twenty minutes and placed In small
Matching box. Yesterday morning the young
fsh could be seen In this spawn with the naked
eye, and progressing finely,
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ARMY ORDERs.-Brev. Gen. A. p. Howe,
command OF Fort Washington, Maryland.
Brew. Col, VIM. Chapman (retiredl has been
relieved from duty In the Second military dis
trlct,
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WE WISH 10 remind our friends and citizens
and streets north, where pure teas, from
China and Japan, can be obtained at New
York prices, and where the pure coffee can be
found roasted fresh every day.
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To WHAT BASE USES we may return, Hora-
Ito Even to tell the people that the place to
buy clothing 10 at Henning's One Price Store,
No. bll Seventh street. l
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ALEXANDRIA, MATTERS.

SS-MR SAMUEL D. NARKELL, Prince street, op.
posite the Gazette once, Is the authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In Alexandria from
Mayl.
1NJURy,-On Saturday evening about 1
OF Prince street, tho steamer Cynthia ran
against an obstruction, and carried of the en-
tire woodwork covering OF her larboard
wheel,
MARKEr.-Thc market last week closed
without animation. The following prices
ruled on Saturday: Yellow corn, 81. 0sfIl 90;
rye, siso0i.sS; butter, rs; eggs, ~.
FIsH.-The glory of Fishtown, shad and her.
ring, - slowly departing. Each day arrivals
grow small by degrees and beautifully less.
DRAD.-Wm. Henry Rodgers, a woll-known
painter, died In this city Saturday morning.
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eEoRaErowS MATTERS.

4.
NJ X Mills 4 Co uate Crsndslts,J l2S Bridge
street, or at Messrs, O. T. Getty L Co. "a, Zoe
Bridge street, where copies Of the RurrpLIcGS
may be obtalnsl daily.
CoNMlTrED.-Oficcr FIndlcy, on Sunday
evohins, arrested y Young man named James
ooIemhn, and brought him before Justice
Duekey thls morning, charged with making
threats OF violence towards his slater. While
he was In state Of intoxication. The tustiee
SAID he would have TO require him 10 give se-
curity to keep the peace. lie was scnt 10 inil
In default OF security. W '"''
REoovrnED.--A horse lately stolen from
Mr.. y. A. Eccleston, on the Seventh street
road, about eight miles from Washington, has
been recovered by Lieutenant Essex OF the
Third precinct.
william Evans, colored, was
before Justice Buckley, Sunday, for di.or.
derley conduct and striking boy named los.
r, Reynolds, for which the Justice fined him
t3.Gs.
ENTERED AND CLRARED.-The regular sch'r
christopher Loeser, Captain Smith, has en-
,ercd from Alexandria, and cleared for Boston,
No SALEs.-Nothing was done on .'Change
yesterday, there being no grain on the mar
ket on account Of the break in the canal pre-
venting boats from arriving at Georgetown.
Fisu.-The receipts at the ash wharf yester.
day were aboit 1900 herring, which sod
readily at go per thousand, and a few shad,
which sold at the rate OF s2o per hundred.
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CLoTHISG ron SPRiNa.-Messrs. STEPHENS
Il Co. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have Just received an ex.
tensive and well-selected stock of youths,
boys and children's clothing for all ages, from
three years and upwards, for spring wear.
readers to provide themselves with clothing
for their children and themselves. at the low
rates which rule at the establishment OF
stephens Co., before the rush comes.
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UNMAILABLK LRrTkRs-In the Richmond
Wal post ONCE there 10 an unavailable letter
for Mrs. J. Lier and one for Messrs. Owen
Wilson, Of this city.
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A COMPLIMENTARY SoIRBE will be rendered
to Prof. Sheldon's pupils at Carusl's saloon
on Monday evening next, and the efforts being
will be one OF .briliiancy and magnihcence
we are Informed that Mr.. Sheldon will occupy
this fine hall next winter.