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TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1869.

WEEKLY BY MAI. JAS. PAGAN, GROCERY
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
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HATS.

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MACHINE POETRY

MORTGAGES AND DEEDS.
0N hand and for sale, lot of handsomely
- printed CONVEYANCES OF REAL ES-
TATE and MORTGAGES. At the Enquirer
Office, by J. Il. GRlSI.
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BARTER,

COUNTRY GOODS taken in Barter, at the Store
" of n. F. ADICKES.
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
LITERARY ITEMS.

"oldtown Folks" Mrs. Stoves new novel pup
,sbed to-day, is picture of the New-Engiand OF t"T
ronerations ago abounding in portraits of Original,
Characters. and in those fecities of dialogue anu
illustration for which Mrs. Stowe is remarkaDle'
The importance which boating has OF Ia.o Sedio
assumed as a national sport has induced me A,my
and Nary Journal to devote special department ~
"Aouatics.D The reputation of The journal inSureS
a treatment of the subject with which Doatnh ii'n
will have reason to be satisfied
The representative descendants OF the bloody Duhe
Of Alya among whom are the brother-in-aW OF EN-
press Eucenie and her nieces, feel uncommohy nurV
atthe disagreeable appearance Vctonen Sardou gives
,totheir ancestor in his drama Of "Patne'' but as
Srdou don't care, and can't be burned or shot into
vsitbdraving the piece and the Duke from the stage
th4y are about TO publish it is said the correSpon
dence between the Duke and Phillip H., whereby IL
will be made manifest that Alya was sweet
tempered man, most mercifully minded and forever
nrging that "sanguinary King to clemency" Ana
40 Isabella OF the Duke of Madrid will be for pub
fishing something else let us hope, to show 1t was
that soft-sOuled Phillip who was always gneNlhg
over Alva's sharpness of practice.
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Citr 3tal 6stat, for Sale.

TOR SALE AT A BARGAlN-SIOkES Nos;
L Ija d ia We,, near tie Jr.v ferries and Wshiagto1 and
West washington markets leased r $50 %; dssab. Tor hTr
ept Also RESTAURANT and OI IL, No. ls Nss,st q LsL
or FOR SALE business Iuqnire Of CHENEY DAoS 10 10
Broadgay,
TOR SALE-The 3-story and attic brick.
Il HouSE No. S West WssaHgon@IarS
Inquire on The premises
$3OOOOO TO y..j5S Loan R.,i on f.s. Newh9rk York
Mortgages bought CHAs GLMAS Co. 67 Bfosdwa baseusat
c.I 0uiA-BALANC on bond and mort
D sOOO gage nice HOUSE 10 F1rOath't, for SALE al
Si7SG Apply 70 HOMER MOkG3N. Va. 2Pue-st u9l9l
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

P.escst $50 sfp;,n'IL.. a,IlSs O.; ~.
~ ~ 20 =, e,'.ii ss.iSx ''''''' lCe
o.6si sls o wyiae,ys loo
waens go of4hsys .EOnI
south SGs 100 q llshst' 1915 100
1s%ssvs 60 40 Of slol7S LUG
SdoS no :Sa ai o 10: ,9 Deed @ a"
Blake ana wnlia9,oaayes cor loo1oo s. 20 Isos
ere.nss1. 3 80 ., 4 f.lss'. aIo
GreenpoiUthVe 100 Of Fransnrt deed ls sIleo.. 500
Iu.oSSsVs III II 4 caasoi isS @
IroJas aud Pa'he v cor
IIamiltOnays aod HepU,i cor yg' PerV..,..". 500
'' SEw,jERsEy-EssEx coUNfY-SEwARK.. ~
Cabnst Of Painnouu ave lSl iroat........ @ $50
BsG6sfast . 59i Il Of HanbSrghpi place 5OIiOa S
S,Go iI sos83s S88 C Of P;cic. S 3SS
TchenOr aud Mrlberyst, cor 22I8 400
Telegphroad indefinite oea,y lCor3's saooo
y.r.ou.st s. Indefinite ann
ll and Princssts cor lSoI'Sl I56
Myrte. VS. @Tl2' 80
Hsrrou-st ini.aaite; l'oE'oo
Grove,psce. ind.fal.s SO
Indefinite rear lOt SOI2o0 2oA
Yewakt s. indefinite s2Ig7. sGGs
VALLEY road ndesUe $50 100 ssS
Marks Church to "iliams'lIe road e indefinite 'oio
1900
Bloomfield road sa9 from indefinite 5r99 si0e
Newark Beleyie hOrSe-car lGlehbte
g. indefinite lIJ53 500
WsOsideay indefinite, l2UXj
HUDSON COUNTY-JERsEY CITY.
Erest Of North 6th.st 50xln eISs
Mercer "a Il Of NancksI II 3xlh 6Sn
PavOnaav 34 W Of Hamlton.st Is 6sI'o....... 100
50 Of BeaeOH-av. Or.0 S49o
Waysr,-st " fPssadray 55ri0O 500
West St. Paulsaye. cor u dst 9oO $50
Lots Nos T. block No l. Hudson Ctr Terrace Company Ga
Church s. " of Bsrgsu,vs 5Ili5............. s77s
Lots Nos IS l6 IT, 49, 49, block No Mertees property $500
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Salrsttbssttr County g,aI @stat, for sal,.

AT CROT0N, Hudson River-FrOm 6 to IL
ACRES overlooking he rTeI and not TOO
elevated aBd good condition AMI esy cultivated Tbs gocd
Opportunity kne property at moderate cost AppY 20
F'' s EMBRRSON, No. t2l ElghthsVe
nor SALE-KINGSLAND- acres
of GROUND Sue mansion Of "a rs"ms one o. The sne lmgroS
pec OF property hour 0 NewiOrs 'T 1y uurs SAX
d.ust Al ye aso so sempore COUNTRY SEATS, near
Ky- dpot also % eligible hh, hsay and pcturesqe
BUILDING SITES within FROM to - Sak Of depot al kIs
Apply to ANDREW WILSON. jr a. kre
Splendid PLACE of 2 acres,
deng AMI esriaghouse aad groons heiHtta sia oG
near Iepa and S5us sale and 10 let bEBBERO
DOTY, No % East Fouri' e7th.'t
0(s Snn FOR beautiful country HOUSE,
qplseDOO 10 MamaroBeck, depot - A good house 10
rooms With all 80 good orders % aDd env
should be appreadi terms ~ t
s A. SPENCER, No 2sl Grau1-st
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

nor SALE-The wellknown NORTH
SWORF HOUSE, At Eeck LoBg basd, y miles from hs
ctv cuus 6e grove extensive pavilion snf mOe ae
eot ou gor guests ,s number having bseu enerAusi os
pr.meS The Improvements co4st u large ian earghOuse
an Die sheds. ard dg hall The holse comuoIoas
everhg To- perfect orjer for drug
business established vii he sold furusled uafar
nshet retiring. This s opportunity - oan Bs
knasn long established and lucrative buBess al bagAn Photographs
nd fail information OFce.
DOR SALE--A desirable COUNTRY RESI-
DENJE village u S-lrn. - miles on Lofg laud eaagh
large garden and vnryard ~ 80
WELDING about S20 value rspe snd s' HpmfE N
SOFT sod the place pleasant ard
healthy AID c.cnlatei t. Cash price TO-
Apply W. EFPORD. the place No vrrg about IT, Take
WAveTley Station sud come and H.
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Conn SsIanS 8ral Gstat, for sal,.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-At Great Neck,
fonz Bay and the Sound RESIDENCE
comprising an elegant Mansion with cOneneDee u
fsss House completely elegantly furnished There
clrrg house. stables Ice house hed hot hoa gpey sum
uuer house &c
h4r are land eeyay laid n walks ard dHVesi
containing variety o u situated upon an
Sound AID surrounding that esnuOs
he vii s tie and out0ngs
with zen o " land saece tie leaves Tor
Europe sOon -.. .-..
front ~ 100 feet; al necessary
outudug aui cottage r ga4eHer boat los- Se vii sell via
lrss.
Both places perfect order ard must he be appreciated
RTidER WILL BE bACHANGED
for improved City Iriprrtr.
We pr eyer magnificent bahg and water fronts Ia
founat o With
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
8 BROTHERS, New- York,

Sent free by mail to any addres, the United States receipt Of the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

AUCTION SALES OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
ny r.. II LUDLOW a co.
Church Ehss. DobbS Ferry, 40I9., $3.50
pos Ighst adjoining each +oIs9 $500
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
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TOMPLETION OF THE PACIFIC RAIL-
WAY.
oYB WEEK TO SAN FRANCISCO.
nrb aaubIitatiuus.
REVIVAL OF THE BOOK TRADE.
oNB WEEK TO SAN FRANCISCO.

70 NEW BOOKS OF SPECIAL INTEREST.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-20
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In GeorxrtSwn.

TsMPERAsCE MArrERs.-The cause of tenn
peran O. seeius 70 b. fiourIsning IN 1eorsetown,
as or~ division, 10 be called the ~ IgIiant,
Ne ~" wa organized last evening oy the
election of The following officers:-W. p, E p
Berry; W. r. Z. Smith: r. =, ] Vermil.
yea X. ;, Henry Peters; +. $, George w.
B-all, Ir.; Treasurer, William .. Drew; Casp-
lain, jones McCaferty: Conductor, Charles
A. Li'tleJobn; Assistant, William H. Msnu-ii;
lHs'de S-urinsl, Richard Berry; Outside S-nti-
mel. Joseph Il. Merritt. The division was iu-
stifnted by F. w. p, F. M. Bradley
MfRoHANTs' ExCHASGE-The offerings
morning. We quote: Offerings, AN bushels
red wheat: sales, $500 bushels, az Si.S5.
FIREMEN's MEErINs.-The mem bers Of the
old eilant FIRE Company held meeting last
evening o. th- engine house OF steamer Henry
Addison. and committee was appointed TO
scattered about town, with q view 10 the sale
OF the same. and the settling up of the business
Of the company.
DIsoRDRsLY.-DavIdL Lewis, bricklayer. was
arrested thi. morning for dIsorderiy conduct
and Justice Buckley held him for hearing.
RECOVERING Prof. G f. II. Lawrence,
who attempted Thursday evening To CON-
init suicide by taking laudanum. Is much b-tt-r
tins morning, and IL is thought will be entirely
well In few days.
DRovkk's Rasr.-The supply was not eqnal
10 the demand at Drover's Res yesterday. We
quote ri e sales :-230 head OF carle at SiaS7 S
per 10 pounds gross; 25J sheep at S6aSI . per
lOO ounds gross; 40 cows aud caivrs fro n $50
to s70 81 hogs at sI5 per 100 pounds nett
ARRIVAL OF CoAL-A bolt loaded with coal
arrived by canal this morning for Heiston x
Barrett, being the second arrival Of tee season
TIE FLOUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS supply
OF flour is limied the mills having only re-
sumed work a few days since, the price Is de-
Ginning We quote :-Georgetown family, 9 la
el2.50 extra, S7ae1 So superfine. sc; canal fam
lily, SlOaS21; extra, S725ass; superfine. S6aS650.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-20
THE CnCR rs.

SUPREME COUkT IN q zSERAL TKRN.-fh's
morning. IN th's court she committee, on the
applicstlons of w. &. Gordon and Woodbury.
Wheeler. reported favorably, and they wsr-
admitted TO the b'r. George w. Brent was al
mltt d to the bar. The application OF L. q.
Wood was referred to a committee. In the
Alexandria railroad cases the ordsr OF In1k-
Ohm was approved, and Mr.. Riddle prs Ell an
appeal. The case Of Harding and Painter rs
the w G X. Company was resumed and
argued.
CRIMINAL COURT. judge Wylis.-Yes,erday,
in the case of Michael McDevitt, indicted for
receiving stolen property, nolie pros. was eu-
tered. James Grant, chareed with assault aud
battery on Henry Smoll wood, was placed on
trial.
EQUITY Court, Judge Olin-Tae W. and A. r.
X. Case Yesterday, in this court, after a ga
ment In the Alexandra and w as hiugton rail-
road case. Judge Olin made an orusr directing
the receiver Of the Alexandris, Washington
and Georgetown Railroad Company to turn
over the said railroad and its appurteuances,
or so m uch thereof as was in his possession, TO
Joseph H and A. 7. Bra ley, for the purpose
Of sale, Al directed by the decree Of the Uour,
in General Term.
ORPHANS COURT. Judge Purceu.-Cavea, OF
John H. McCutchen against Jasper propouad.
ed as will OF james NJ :Cutchen, deceased, Was
filed. Will OF LOUISA Lucas, be4uea, hing b
estate to her children, was filed. The will OF
Enoch Thicker, bequsathing his esta.s to hi.
son, DIR. VIM. Nick. fucker, tor the benefit OF
his dece'seds) children, was fully proven
Alex. w. Eaton, qualified as ad mi MS tratsr- o.
James Ingle, deceased; boud $3.50. JohC
Grimes. qualified as administrator Of james n
Grimes bond 500. John Freeman, qualifad
as administrator of Patrick Fitzgerald; bono
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-20
Centre Market Ts.day.

Meats, Gc-Beef, choice, 2Oa3Dc. per lb or
binary; I5c. per h. hind quarters l4c., fore
quarters I2c. per H.; Lamb, I5a25c. per H.;
Mutton, l5al5e per To-; Pork. l4a20c. per ID; Salt
Beef, l5aIsc. per ID Smoked Beef 3Oc.; Sliced,
Doc; Clipped, 30c.; Bacon meat, nc; Breast,
20c.: Mddlipg, 1sa2Oc.; Sausage, f5i25c.; Pigs
Feet, 25c. per sett; Venison, 15s25c. per To-;
Lard, 1sa20c.: Eggs, 25c. per doz.: Head Cheese.
&c: per h.; Philadelphia Butter, 7Uc. per H.;
Roll Butter. 4Ua6Oc per To- Hominy, i0c. per
quart. kraut lOc. per quart.
Poultry, Came. Gc-Chickens. 5OcaS1 per
pair Ducks, % per pair; TarKeys, 25a3Jc. per
To-; Canvas Back Bucks, S2.5O per pair
PartridgCs, SOC. each; Prairie Chickens, IS
per pair. ROBBINS, 81 per doz.
Vegetables, dc.-Green Peas, I5a25 cents per
quart Potatoes, s130al go per bushel; Onions,
3Oa35c. per bunch: old Onions. SOC. per pee X:
Cabbage, 3aIGc. per head; Cucumoers, l6a2Oc
per doz; Lima Beans, 45c. per quart; Carrots,
4a5e. per bunch: Spinnage, CSC. per peck:
Rad Radlshes, &c: per buren; Pumpkins. S
Acc. per busbel; Green Peppers, l5c. per
DOZEN Dried Apples, 2Oc. per qt.; Dried Prunes,
25c. per pound; Dried Currants, 2Oc. per
Cherries IS cents Dried Peachpps nSao esnta
per Of; Preserved C.tron, Soc per h.: DRIED
Blackberries, 1Oc.; Dried Whortieberrres. 25c.:
Entrants sot 10 cents per quarts Egg Plants
Honey, ooc per pound; Apples, 3Oc.asl per
peck, Sia0as6 per barrel; Ounces, 81 per
peck; Canned Peaches, 3oa50c. per can; Pine
Apples. 25a3Oc each; Bananas, loo. each; Gar
den Grapes, 25c. per h.; Fox Grapes, 4Oc. per
peck; Chesnuts, DC. per quart; Mint, Sc. per
bunch Mustard, 25c. per jar: Sage, Sc. per
bunch; Lavender, 1oc.; Tansy, 1Oc.; Balsam,
Oranges, 25c. per dozen; Cocoanuts. IOal5c
each: Shipstuff, 40a9Vc.; Brownstuf, 40i5Oc ::
Middling, s0a9Oc.; Shorts, 40c.; Corn, shelled;
&1i5a21.35; Corn. by ear, St.50aS5 56 per bbl :
Corn Meal, 81 .2oasi IS per bushel; Oats, soc a
81 per bushel; Hay, $50, IS per cwt; Straw,
81 .25 per cwt.
Fish, fc.-Halibut, 2Oc. per h.; Rock, 40a6Oc
M h. h I'm oh
Fish, 25c. per bunch; Bunch Fish, 50c. Trout.
sec. per bunch; HOLSTERS, 12c. per ID; Mackerel
8c. each; Cod Fish, i2c. per 10. Salmon,
75c. per h.; Sea Bass, l5c. per ID. Shad, 81 81
per pair Fresh Herrings. 4Oc. per dozen; Tur.
ties, iOai0c. each Founders, l2c. per 10.
y. e. MCKSEw, 405 Pennsylvania avenue
offers for sale his extensive grocery business
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wALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use of these watches for the las t
fifteen years. by Railway Conductors. Engin GERS
and E1pressmes-the most exactiug of watch
wearers-has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, stesdiness, durability and accuracy of
the waltham Watch. To satisfy that class in ell
these respects, 10 to decide the question as t. the
real value of these time keepers.
More than 100000 OF these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of the PEG
over oil others.
The superior organization and great extent of
the Company's Works al waltham, enable them to
produce watches at price which renders comps
tition futile, and those who buy any other wa'ch,
merely pay from Is to 50 per cent more fer their
watches than 10 necessary.
We are now selling wsltham Watches at less
prices in sreenbacks than the gold prices before
the war There il NO other manufacture of any
kind in the United States OF which this can be said
that long experience has proved of real practical
u,e. Having had the refusal of nearly every in
vention in Matchmaking origin ating in this couu.
try or in Europe, only those were finally adopted
which severe testing by the most skilfu artiz ans
in our works, and long use on the part Of the pub
Iic demonstrated to be essential to correct and en-
during time keeping.
Among the many improvements we would par
icuarIze:
The invention AMI use of q centre pinion OF pecu.
liar construction, to prevent damage to the train
By the breakage Of main springs, is original with
the American Watch Company, who, having had
the refusal of all other contrivances, adopted
Fogg's Patent Pinion Is being the best and fault
less
Hardened and tempered hair springs, now uni
versslly sd nitted by watchmakers to be the best,
are used in all grades Of wathsm Watches.
All waltham Watches have dust proof caps, pro-
tecting the movement from dust. and lessening the
necessity of the frequent cleaning necessary in
other watches
Our new patent stem winder, or keyless watch,
Is already decided success, and great improve
ment on any stem winding watch in the American
market, and by far the cheapest watch of its quail
ity now offered to the public.
To prevent imposition, buyers should In vsriably
demand certificate of genuinepess. No xat,bes
retailed by the Company.
For further facts and informatio address
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON, Genr AGENTS.
feb6-SSt 1s2 Broadway, NewYork
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The ETRUsCAS SETS OF jewelry in necklaces
bracelets, lockets, and err rings, are very fash
loDeble. aud new designs are constantly ap
pearing, and are TO be seen in every variety
Mr.. PIigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, 49,
pennsylvania avenue. near y street TIE g.
together with Alaska diamonds set in gold IN
solitaire pins and rings Tor ladies and g-utle.
men, are among the most desire bic novelties o,
the times. Mr.. Prigg's assortment is so varied
that all ties can be suited.
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THE MosT UNHAPPY PERSON in the world
Is the Dyspeptic. Everything looks da-k and
gloomy; he feels sout of Sorts with himself
and every body else. Life is a burden To aim
This can all De changed by taking Peruvian
Syrup, "a prOtoxIae of iron.) Gases of twenty
seven years standing have been cured by It.
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MTsTERIOIs MASIFEsTArroNs AT Onp
fEILows' HALL.-Th- wonderful Phepomeua
salC 70 he produced by invinCIb le agencies
through Master Frankie ID GunnaII, az % I'd
Fellows Hall are unaccoDntable. The remOy-
ms of bis coat W bile sewed up is rrmarkabla
bnt last night his yest was removed without
Disturbing his coat, which remained upon his
person Tonight the vest. IL il promised, will
De replaced without RENO wing the coat IL will
o. remembered this occurs while he i securely
pound WIN ropes. The curious should 90 TO.
nlehl 70 witness what our Washington youth
capable OF accomplishing. lie claims 70 he
under Influences which entirely control ALI MS
movements and manifestations in and ont of
the cabinet.