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TEE SUCCESS Of Hons Malt Extract mar 10
Justly termed brilliant. Its superiority IS a
Tonic Beverage is vouched for by The nrsr
medical men, and by thousands who h.ys
proved Its virtues, and its iuvslu ability az =
remedy for disorders Of the throat chest. lun -
and stomach, has been thoroughly tested In 40.
numerable cases
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WHICH Is THE BEST SEWING MACHINE
Many families who need a sewing mach iHe
land what family does not! for all must ac-
knowledge ITS advantages as a labor-sayipg
invention,) are deferred from purchasing be-
cause in the multitude of rIval machines all
urging their claims 10 he the best, those intend.
ing 10 buy get bewildered and are afraid of
making mistake by expeading $50 TO sl1O for
useless affar, viii Gu they will never learn TO
work properly, and which is continually get
ting ont of order. For the advantage Of all
such persons we will state that s.WiIcox a
Gibbs Noiseless Family Sewing Machine" IS
mighty endorsed by all who have used IL. many
OF whom assert that all the claims in its behalf
nave been sustained A few OF those Claims
are, that Is the simplest, least liable 10 ger ont
OF order. best made and cheapest machine that
runs the stillest, easiest, and fastest REQ uires
less mechanical skill to operate it, and less time
TO learn TO use il. and il the most certain and
reliable In operation; uses but enc thread and
sews the strongest, most elastic, and eyenest
seam embroiders. and can be adjusted to
almost any kind Of work without trouble &c .
&c CHARLES Bum, 5l3 Seventh street, Is the
agent where the machines may be seen in ope-
ration.
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PEARLS BEHIND THs RUBIks-wheu roSy
lips part pearls should glitter blind them To
is no preparation like Sozodoui, compound
OF the most Wholesome vegetable auts-pties
among which the BARK OF the South American
Soap Tree, known 10 the natives as Cgtildy sud
used by the Spaui sh Americans for cleansing,
without impairing the most delicate fabrics, Is
the most important. eo
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STRING CLOTHING.
The Best and the Cheapes;,
HABLK & 90. 40 Penn q ay..
under United States Hotei


CELEBRATED BUCK AND LAaKR BEEK.-We
called 49, yesterday al the well known Res,au-
rant of John Beck, and Were shown a sample
OF this delicious beverage, whica he had Just
received direct from Chicago. Those WHO
would enjoy a glass OF this popular drink Will
ind it an all its putty and freshness Mr.
Beck'S, on ID street, ad loining The Office Oi the
National Intelligencsr. l2S
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mass OF testimony which has ac,u noIa,es "a
favor OF DIR. wistar's Balsam OF wild Cnsrry
as safe, efncien', AID reliable remedy in mr..
ing coughs, colds. and pulmonary disease.
Many OF its cures are truly wondered
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MARRrID.-Last evening quite q iarre "a.
semblage was present IT Sc. Aloysius Cnurcn
10 witness the ceremony performed by Rev
Father Roccofort assisted BY Rev. Father Nc.
Carthy by which Mr.. Orlando g. Ketcham, o,
me Patent Once, and Miss Emma Collins.
daughter Of MT. Ruben Collins, was united in
marriage. Mr.. r. n. Sullivan acted a. grooms
man and Miss Rosa Fullerton as bridesmaid
and after the principals had resolved rhe good
WAhes Of the host Of the friends, they left fol-
fennsyivania where they will spend the honey
moon.
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CITY ITEMS.

Ion Stude and Buttons 20 70 Priee's Oue
poaa 'eweiry S.ore, No. ass Pennsyiysn-s
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N DURKIN. oARDRue m AND Vi,oRIsF- n
Ms IssPsssl % plsnt ana furnish frsssSI. !.
s.1 ~ "a eroceds Al eork done var
sensea 20 &c eetisiectory GAroen lseh ana
sirsets ssst Of TIE Capitol. etore sss n srssi,
S essssh assh and iah stre.ts. n. No eess
1Nes bashtsa- ny s-ln'
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IN. MAsOSic FRATERNITY AyDrHEWasH-
IN.ToS MoSvnENr-The Grand Lodges Free
pi, Florida, ana Virginia ha each Sn-nishps
a sculptureo stone 70 be used in the constrnc-
ton OF the Washington Monument Fan
10. St Johns Lodge, No. 36 OF Richmna, " ou
and Lafayette Lodge, No. "a, OF New ~
have also block s of stone for the sarns rcr A.
These are TO be placed on the inside OF The NJ
spiral staircase. INC
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEoRGsrowS
AT PUBLIC SALE

by virtue Of decree of the Sapreme Court
~. Of the District OF Coiumbia, sitting as a
kCoun OF Equity, Dsssed In the cause OF Chas.
I HAWKINS We Mary 3. Hawkins and others n.
l on the docket Of the said court the subscriber,
ss trustee, Will oher 81 public sale, the premi
hour OF O'Clock m the south halt BART Of lot
No. 8, IN Beatty and Hawkins addition TO Georg--
town, fronting 20 feet on The east side Of nich
street, and running bark the same width 90 tue
depth OF $50 feet, With the Frame Butsi.g upon
the some; being bounded on the north side BY fhs
the premises OF Presley Boreey. aud on the south
by the warehouse occupied by David jackson
Thls property 10 situated in the hesrt Of High
sfrss In the town
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue OF the
purchase money IN six and twelve mouths, the pur-
chaser giving his netes, With sureIy, 60 be ap-
proved 10y the trustee bearing In terest; or o. -hs
purchase money may be psid on the dag Of sale.
On the ratification OF the sale ny the court. rs
title will be convey ed 60 the purchaser. All con
yeyanefng and revenue stamps &C the cost Of TIE
purchaser yAGEeoN. Trustee
my 6 3taw2w THOS. BOWLING. Auctr.
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Row IN A JUSTICES OFFICR-Yasterfay
afternoon, the case of J. NcCieary Perkins vs.
j. X II. Marsh-action for SOB alleged % nave
been collected by the latter as a Justice OF the
peace and with held from plainnf-was taken
up by Justice Cox. and during the proceeding
the defendant charged the plain iii with swear
ing falsely, and several sngry words passed
Marsh seized his cane and Perkins chair
and in few moments Marsh also had hold of
the chair and Perkins the cane, when a scuffIs
ensued; but before any damage was done To
either the comhatants or their weapons, the
parties were separated, the case ending by
each party giving a power of attorney 70 the
justice empowering him 70 settle the case.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-This morn ing
the Court in General Tern-Judgss Carter,
Fisher and Wylie-resumed its session. Mr.
Chauncy Il. Seabin, of the Texas bar. was ad-
mitted to practice without being required 10
take tn" oath prescribed. The exceptions in
the case of Leonard Huyck, convicted of lar.
eeny,was argued on exceptions by Mr.. Davidge
and Carrington.
CONTRACTS AWARDRD.-Nayor Bowen to-
dav awarded the contract for constructing q
sewer in 4th street from + TO New Jersey
avenue to Thomas Donoho 4 Co, and for
grading and gravelling 23d street from Penn.
avenue TO N street north TO Alexander Hender.
son.
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FoR FINE WRITR SaIRrs go 10 toe Original
franc, 1911 eth street, between ID and T. Prices
s5, 81, 81 - ard upward.
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NXTRA FINE WBIsKEY Ar THREE DO
II LABS PER GALLON.
PRING AND sUNMIR GOODS.

w ss:: 90.
n Ss:: 3: :: is:s:
srsssSi.ss, Srsssdies. and other dssirsSle Srss:
Hs :1
sisry. 4c. Also: . so1llets a.sortnest Of House
fnrni.hins Sooss: ssss1nsS' psmasks, Napkins,
sssek % oseslsmees ssd Boyle vssr. ana Dons..
&c costoes Of the bet make, 70 which be Invites
nsrs VII! nr1 70 20 their Interest 90 cal end zee
goods odd Issees. isp u iml J.H.s
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Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs 20 70 the Origi.
mai Franc, A. IN street. between ID aod T.
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PANAMA HATS cleaned aud trimmed a: 4
L. winnings, 2a3 Psuna avenue, south side,
between 9th and 10Th streets. IL
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CLOTHING,
(,LoTFrN

For PINE White Pocket Handkerchlefs 20 q
the Original Fran, iai 9TH street, BET weeI
ID and L. Prices Is, -, &c. and upward
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FoR ALL STYLES Of Paper Collars 60 20 the
Original Franc AGA 7th street. Prices 10, IS, l.
and 25c. per box.
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REILLY oe MsssRs. RArLsY AND spALpINe.

REILLY on MBssRs. RAPLlY AND sPALpING.
NATIONAL THEATRE, May IL, 1859.
fcssrs. Richard Wdltach, H. 4. C6diuicL, JONES
G.. Berret, and others:
GENTLEMEN: In accepting your kind Offer OF
complimentary benefit at the National Thea
ire, coupled with the kind assurances of your
coutinu ned esteem and appreciation of our lsoor.
we do so with keen sense OF our own obiiga
tons, and ef the compliment so generously De.
slowed. and for which please accept our heart.
ieIt thanks. We beg 10 suggest Monday, Nav
"a, as the date on which your generous tender
may be effectual.
We remain, gentlemen, sincerely yours,
w. T.. SPALDtst,
w. w. RAPLeY,
Managers National Theatre
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For GOOD CerToN SOCKS go TO the Original
Franc, ist eth street. between ID and L. Prices
3, 10, 10, a0c and upward.
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For Gents, Boys and Children.
Also, fine assortment of piece good for
those preferring 20 have their garments made
10 order. Prices unusually low a Oak Hall,
}6O sth street. opposite Post Once.
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A 0RRAT EHIGNA.-A thousand guesses
have been made at the ingredients OF Sozodont.
the most wholesome and perfect dental puri-
der the world has ever seen. They Were all
wrong; so by way Of throwing little light On
the su blects. IL Is now announced that the liber
or inner bark of the Quillaya SaponarIa. the
Soap Tree of the Valley OF the Andes, is one of
the com pOnents Of that peerless dentrifice. 60
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EXAMINATIONS poR rHs POLICE ForcR-
Last evening, Messrs. Murtagh and Oragin q.
aminsd twenty Ave applicants for positions on
the police force, but a. there were quite lsrre
number in waiting when they adjourned, thew
will meet this afternoon to continue the ex AN.
ination.
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Complimentary Benefit % MessPs. Spald.
ing and kapley. Of the Natisaai.

CsmDlinensaRy Benefit % Messrs. Spald.
ing and kapley. % the National.
The following correspond ence explains Itself:
WAsHISsToS, Nay 2. 1859.
Aessrs. Spaidins q RapIsy, Managers Natioaal
theatre, Washington, ID. O.:
6BHTLBMss: The undersigned, DESTROYS OF
astifyine IN suitable manner their apprecia-
non OF the iioeraiity, enterprise, and good juds.
ment displayed by your Management during
the winter season just closed. beg leave - offer
you complimentary benefit, and respectfully
ask You 70 name the time when II will be con-
venient Tor you 70 have the same take place.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
RICHARD WALLACE, s. II. KAUPFNANN,
n. a. OHADwIok, CHALRs w. BorELBR,
RICHARD B. MoHuN, e.. WENDELL
JOHN MILLER, Do D., +. X. Nc9uIRR
u. n. MILLER, M. d., a. Russ RAY,
!. u. MCGUIRE, 40 RIcHARDs.
+. L. STANTON, JW THoNPsoE
W.b. WhsB, MARSHALL BxowS,
JAMES e. bsRRRr, A. B. DYER,
JAMES &. KENNEDY, WILLIAM O. moore
GRoRGl W. RlsGs, DC FoRNaY.
w. L. HUNTINGTON, N. MIC4LKR,
ALRy. X. SHEPHERD. G. :. 9IpRoN.
JoHNF. CoYLR,
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{ ice GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.


Best White sU9AR at ~ cents, Crushed. Pow
dsIsd sns o G.:n plated a I. cents: VERY rin:
Eounes, st - cents. Canned PEAS: LIMA
WEIGH rLsUk, GnEEN TEAS, from 81 Q
and general sssortmeIt of the very best n RO
CRIES, WINES and LIQUORS, q e iow prices
for the quality - any store in the p,ssriss For
g. =. corner Brides and High streets.
may slim Georestown.
EXTRA FINE wBleKEY Ar THREE DOL
Il LARS PER GALLON.
will sell the ceIsbratsa STAR WHISKY st
only a. per eallen warranted pure aud Of . very
are qualify. Also. BAK BRs and other WIS
KEYS PALE SHERRY, IN Glass, the ben in
the District and over twelve year. sld e ssl per
may lin Cor Bish and Brides streets.
4 IyIRY, BALE, HIRING ANp HACK STA
IL BLn--He rssDectfully inform the cft- n
i.sns Of EsshiSgso., GsoIestev.: and ~
on hand sof hire nneHorses and B1eetss Carriages,
naoks, Saddle horsss. DC. Persons dssirins 20
visit the Greet Yslls OF other Isints. for nshins.
pc MIC, or other purposes. viii always And SIMPLE
aceom0 o0attons Tor large s0al parties. Charges
moeerate. and terms Gosh. stable corner Of Bridge
and Market streets, GesrcssSvn. nser ess nsr-
spesin. Proprissors.
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Lutheran synod 1.

The twenty fourth annual convention of the
Synod OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church
convened last evening, AT S,o'cloek, in ST.
Paul's English Lutheran church. corner OF II
and llth streets, REV Dr. Butler) The exer-
c1ses OF the evening consisted in PRAYER and
exhortatioL. no business Of a general nature
being introduced.
About two hundred delegates have ALREADY
states nave announced themselves. and more
are expected: Maryland, Pennsylvania. New
York, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, New JERSEY,
Missouri, and Kansas.
theran Church in the nited States was organ.
lied in 1870. At that time there was only few
district synods, and the churches were scatter.
co. This body continued steadily 70 grow or. .
til the breaking out OF the war, when il en-.
oraced about thirty synods, GOO ministers and
nearly 20.001 communion members The
southern synods were cut of by the war, and
have not since reunited with the General
synod, the profession or creed of which is the
Augsburg Confession. the oldest of all the
Protestant confessions, and constituting the
nations.
This morning the Con vention re.a.sembled
at st. Panl's church al 9 o'clock, when the
Synodical sermon was delivered by the PresI.
dent, Rev. DIR. Pohlman, of ALBANY. n. Y
who based his subject .The Distinctions be.
tween Gifts and Graces-the SuperiorIty of
the latter above the former on the 3lst verse
OF l2tn chapter 1st Corinthians. The sermon
was an able and earnest argument o. the i'm.
portance OF charity or Christian love as an Gle.
ment OF church power. The reception of GER
lhcates OF delegates from different synods then
took place, ana a recess till one O'Clock %. m.
was taken. Upon reassembling. the SYNOD
proceeded TO the election OF officers with the
Following result. President, Rev. H. " Pohl.
man. ID. D., OF Albany, New York; Secretary,
Rev. Luther +. Albert. ID. D., of Germantown,
New York.
The Treasurer was allowed till Monday
next 10 prepare his report. The Chair appoint.
ed Rex. A. A. Trimper, Of Illinois, a ssIstant
Secretary. ON motion, General J. A. Ekin ana
A s. Pratt were appointed a committee TO
wait on the President and ascertain when ne
would be pleased 70 receive the members of the
Synod.
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SALES or REAL EsTArR.-Cooper & LatImer,
aucuoneers, nave sold parts of lots 10 and 20,
In square 25O, fronting 81 feet on street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, to H. J. Frost for
Sl.l5 per square foot, amounting to Si,i7I.iO
u Starrs d Co. real estate brokers, have re-.
Gently sold q farm OF $50 acres in Fairfax coun.
~, Va, for $4,000. to some practical farmers
from SaratoEa county, N. Y. Three lots in
Inofn's subdivision of square 81. az l. cents
North ~ feet OF original lot 1, az - cents. Two
lots In square 13i. for Is cents.
Green q Williams, auctioneers, have sold lot
., In square 5Oi, with three.story brick dwell.
ling, on street south, to q ooding and Broad.
water, for $1,000. Also, part Of lot 10. in square
2i5. with two-story brick house. fronting on
Hawkins, 81 $50.
kilbourn & Latta, real estate brokers, have
SOLD lot ., OF Hon. John Sherman su I'D vision
OF tract OF land on 18th street road. near Colum.
Dian College, TO Commodore ]. Lee Davis Y
, N, for Is cents per square foot-amountine
TO SI,s.J.
W l.. Wall Co. have sold parts of lots ~
and IL, on the corner of 27th street west and X
street north, 10 VIM. II. Godey, for ,; !, cents
Per foot.
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A NEW WAY or DoING Demonstrations.
der Bree. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods AT i've per
cent. above cost. We ask all VINO are in need
save considerable money to the buyer and ena.
BILE MS TO continue selling goods at these rates.
AOLLANDER BRos 2lO Pepna. avenue,
4,l3,1 between 18th and 18th su
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brneLARs AT WORK AT HYArrsvILLR,
AD.-Last night burglars made an entrance
mo tne store Of Messrs. Guy, Turner 4 Har-
vey ~ Hyattsville Nd, and AFTER robbiug the
money drawer Of a quantity OF small change,
went 20 work on the iron safe with drills &c !,
And DAD succeeded in exposing the bolt bat
MI Harvey having heard them, made hts an
pearance at the front door. when they decamp-
ed out Of q rear window
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UNPRECEDENTED EXCITEMENT

selling his entire stock Of DRs end FANCY
9OoDs, which was partially destroyed by IRE, st
Immensely reduced rates. The greater part of his
stock 10 In excellent condition but must lie sold
once at greet sacrifice, in order 10 again mt up
the store. Call 81 and avail yourselves o.
this opportunity for bargains. Prices and eoods
t. suit al purchasers. Do no, forget the Llace.
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FoR SuMnHR UNDERGRADUATES 60 to the Original
Franc, 494 tn street, between ID and L. Prices
IS, SO, 75c-, 81 and upward. SILL:
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LOCAL N EW s.


NATIONAL TBKArKR.-Mrs. Scott Siddop. m
The Hunchoack'
ODD FELLOWS HALL--The grea; Museum
Of Art
hE1ZRRoTT HALI.-The Pilgrim: Paintings,
Songs, NJ usic, &c.
CARROLL HALL.-Prof. Sheldon's May Ball
METRoPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY T4EA-
fRk, Pennsylvsnia avenue, between tIth and
18th streets Open every nignt-with q first
class entertainment.
PRor. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3O4 Pennsyl-
vanis aven ne, large number Of new ch-ou'os
Tnst received.
MARERIrRR's, 456 IN street.-The pictures
On Ell hi bition.
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AccIDRNT.-About o'clock last evening.
Frank Shroth, about 10 years OF age son 81
Charles Snroth, residing on 9th stree: east near
PenpsvlyanIa avenue, met with q severe acci.
dent by falling down Hight Of sseps lie a nsw
building ad foiniLg hrs father . house, and ira.
tured his LETT Leg. Doctors Ford anu TnOuB o.
sob were called 10 and sci the broken limb.
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For ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing Goods
20 to the Original Franc, 49, 9th street. betwe-r
ID and f. three doors above Odd Fellows Hall
as his is the cheapest store IN the District Also
bear In mind that he has no branch stores
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TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL USIoN.-Notwith.
stand ng that the Washington Sunday school
Union has determined not to have q process sion
on Monday next. the Island schools which for
some time past have had q Union OF heir own
VIII carry ont their programme and hold thai r
anniversary exercises al Wesley Chapel The
schools viii assemble in the Smithsonian
sIouno, ana De formed IN procession ander
VT. r NJ. Pearson, marshal in Chief and axe
mp the line OF march for the Presidents 1Ian-
sl0n, going through the Last Room. thence 70
wesley CHAPEL, where addresses Will be deiiy.
cred BY Rev. Drs. Sunderland, Newman, and
others. The Union composed OF the schools in
the centre northern. and western parts of the
cry nave however voted 10 have a grand nc.
DE on tne Stn OF June, IN the grove on the
Howard University grounds. 1t is stated tn
tne nature TO nave the anniversary procession
IL owing 70 the fact that the CongregatIo ON al
Senool mas number OF colored pupils, and
there were objections on the part OF some 10 a
mixed procession OF the sort. We do not know
what truth there may be in the report.
GRAND MAY BALL.-Professor sbeldop,s
annual May Ball and e. hibition will AXE place
this evening at Carroll Hall, and frem the ex.
tenslve preparations already made promises
ever made in this city. His pupiIs have A..
tanned q high degree Of excellence. We learn
thar President Grant and family. the Score.
tar,es OF the Departments. with their families,
ana DINERS viii be present TO witness tins
happy anniversary OF the little folks NAV
party. None should fail to attend.
INInhHAL R1vIuUB SBIzURR-Yestsrday,
MI -. Y. Addison, Deputy Collector of Inter.
u. Tue, under instruction of Col. FIvnt
c.r ,.,o' ~ the store Of A. 9rages, about Is, OOC
Ssan' ior violation OF the Internal reyen ne
Ineee cigars had been stamped under
oIo iaW. but the law Of July 2Ots Iast
hs1eieo mat All the old stock OF ciSars mould
p l.,, mo- being complied with. thew vers
seizeo a. above stated. 'Hey "eie
s,I pr, = oPHnKD.-Mayor Bowen has race; xoa
" n ILL.,. ~. sfsdlng and paving the carrisSsvsv
" saeeS rom Cd street west to Nev IT,.
Jsmss aImon ovs, for paving with blue roci:
I T;an, ai s1 y. Z Co., sl-S2 per yard; a. W
klowen, l5s; ID. Cuttings, si.sO: 6eores NJ.
zsy, SS u Conner L Co, sir; Teniev =
Esnn, Si.Ss, ~. Murphy L Co, SLID; r.. Kiln
a Co, sI.5; joan 7. Lynch al 40: n r Dn,sy
sf-25; A. n. Maynard Co., sI 81 80 D1''''
GHRNAn vEfHRAN UNrox.-A mea,,r~ y,
this association was held q Wills; Hail i.s,
night, Captain Tenk in the chair Tne 49, sas
tive committee. nom the nag fsstixat .0nSs.
ted their reports Of the arrsnrmsn,. w.a.
which were accepted, and commit,ees 10 s.s-r,
out the same were appointed. A lst,er fro,y
MAJOR W. ). Morse Was read, accepting IN IN
vitstion 10 address the association, AFTER " 81
The meeting Adjourned.
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RF THOMAS BOWLING, AuoT; aeorsgIoWp

kf THoMAe Do~LING, AucT; 9eorsvtOWn.
BANps0MH AND ExoELLENr HOUSEHOLD
EUknlTUkE, OCTAr - kosBWOOD 1asE
PIANO, &c, &c. TIE EFFRCrs OF TEE
ReV. A. A. ThYLoR; Ar AUOTI0N
W O'Clock, viii sell, without reg ara 60 weat =
IL er, AZ the residepce Of the Rev A RI Tay
Tor. No. la West street. an excellent =.
sortment OF Household Furniture anG rfest.,
One Rosewood Care Piano. octave, and Stool
1ne walnut Parlor Suite. in green rep
Damask and Lace Curtains
Walnut Marble Top Tables. In oil
walnut Marble fop Chamber Suite, in oil
Two line Cottase Suites
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