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House for Sale.
A Good Brick House for Sale at

A ONE and a hal lstory house, centrally located
"A and in coed repair. Hard and soft water on the
premises. This property will be sold at bargain if
applied for soon. Enquire at % Cedar st. mr9tf
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,iA,xass For Sale mt a Bargain.

4 NONE) Porge seine and three porgie seine boats,
i a2ay be seen at Little Chebeague Island, or f0r
further particulars, enquire OF JORDAN & BLAKE
Commercial Wharf Portland, mayl7-Sw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M A Y
1871.
FlTZGERALD&CO.

toi'ocuy Maue anu Will Dear tn6 ClOsest Amspec.
ton.
LADIES' DTOaUers,
from 55 cts. to 2.75.
LADIES' Che2,aSses,
from 70 cts. to $50
LADIES' Skirts,
from 05 cts. to 80.
Ladies' Night -Dresses,
from 1 20 to z 80.
Corset COvers,
from Is cts. to 2 70
LADIES' Y0kes,
from 1 25 to 4 so
French YOEes,
from Is to 2 rs.
aprons and Tires,
from 25 cts. to 1 75.
Children's Dresses,
from 200 to 3.75.
hl5O2atS' Bibs,
from 25 cts. to 81 G.
Ladies' G0asse Umdesvests,
for IS and 80 cts.
LADIES' Kid GLOves,
from Is cts. 10 Is
LADIES' Lisle G0xaatlets,
for 25 cts.
LSsle Gl0ves,
from 10 c. to 62 c.
LADIES' Cotton Hose,
from Z c. to 6S c.
LADIES' BNlb2igg09as,
from 20 c. to 1 90
LADIES' Lisle Thread.
from 10 to 2 50
LADIES' EEtrN Lea,
G.nr, OK IN no a
English MerimO Hose,
from 25 to so c.
Misses Cotton Hose,
from IL to CSC.
Gents Cotton Hose,
from 10 cts. to 25
Gents Sa1perstOa1ts,
from 25 to 46 c.
Gents MeTi2aO Hose,
rom 20 to 6S c.
Gents all Wool Hose,
from 45 to Is c.
Gents Paper Collars,
from 8 c. to 80.
Gents Silk NecE-TSes,
from 10 c. 10 Is
LADIES' iSIZE NecE-ZEes,
New Styles for SO c.
Gents Linen He1a'd HdEfs.
from 16 c to 12 1-2
ladies' all Linen .H0Mdk,fs.
from z c to 88
Hoop Skirts,
from 45 c to 1 Is
Cersets, Foreign & Domestic,
from 60 c to 10 90
OaG7'C Corset d SIi7tj Supporter,
for 1 26. Physicians Recommend Them
BUSZLES, BUSTLES,
for 1 90 The Best YET
Honey Soap,
IL cakes for 26 cts
GlycerS,se Soap,
IL cakes for 25 cts
Perfumes,
Cheap! Cheap
VeJveteens, all COzOrs,
100 per yd
Black Sash Ribbons,
Cheap, Cheap
C0a,ab2'jc Edgi1ags,
from 8 c to Is per yd
SaI1a Umbrellas d P0rOsOls,
from 60 to 3 7t
C7tig21O7aS and BrNIGS
New Styles from 40 to 60
Ten Years i'm the Trrde I'm Portland
enables to say with confidence that never befor
have we been SO we'll prepared to meet the deman'
OF the public. Our stock of
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS,
Hosiery, Gloves,
EMBROIDERIES,
/ FANCY GOODS,
/! Sun Umbrellas
And Small Wares,
ARE UNSURPASSED.
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For Sale.

fA A Fine Residence ON Cumberland st.
;:I We offer for sale new "a story residence on
Cumberland street, containing nineteen flu
ished rooms, arranged for two families, gas, hard
and soit water, house neated by furnace. Gas fix
tures included in the purchase. This property Is
very pleasantly situated and will be sold at bar
gain. Terms of payment to suit purchasers. We in
vite all parties who are DESTROYS of buying a good
house and are willing to pay a reasonable sum, to
call and examine The property now rents for $3.50.
GEO. r. DAVIS q CO.,
my16d2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-19

N OOOU 0TECK nOUSC 1OF SH16 Ut 20
Low Price.
THE well built house, No. i2 Middle Street, con-
l. tanng ten finished rooms, gas, and Sebago wa
tI. Very convenient to Steamers and G. 7. Depot.
me house IS IN good order and will be sold low,
Apply TO VIM. H. JERRIS Real Estate and Loan
Agent. mll3tf
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For Lease.

- The Residence of the late Thomas
El:;s Hammond.
.4sssA. The 81 story brick Residence No 375 Con-
greess st, containing IA rooms. with all mod srn i'm
provenents Bathing room. gas. hot and cold wa
ter, steam, &C; grounds in :gOOd order. Will be
leased for term Of years. fine location for Sur
geon. No person will be admitted to examine the
house without authority from
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
my16eol2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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For Lease.

- The elibe lot of land on Spring st, next be-
@;;;I low the old Engine House, 60xiO0 with the
esQ buildings thereon consisting OF a small DWELL
ing hssse and stable. This property will be leased
for term'of ten years and is fine location for
Grocery Stand. Apply to
GEO. K. DAVIS & CO.,
myl5eed2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-19

- A three story brick Residence on Pearl St
:::I containing Is finished rooms, with all modern
|ssA conveniences.
nPpfy to GEO. r.. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Ri okers.
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Pay OF the army: For pay to officers, nine hun
dred and eight thousand three hundred and thirty
three dollars and thirty three cents.
Mileage: For allow ance paid to officers of the
army while travelling on duty without troops, two
hundred thousand dollars.
Clothing TO discharged soldiers: For payment TO
discharged soldiers for clothing not drawn nine hun
dred and four thousand four hundred and eighty
three dollars and twenty cents,
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To Let.
BASEMENT Store recently occupied by MARI
- BROTHERS. Possession given Immediately
enquire OF MARI BROTHERS, over Davis, Has
kell Il Co, corner Msrket and Middle Streets
Portland. Oct. 9th, 1870. oc6tf
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

INDIAN OFFICE.
Toenable the Secretary of the Interior to pay bal
ance due on the Indebtedness incurred tor the indian
service IN California by Austin Wiley, former super
ntendent OF Indian stfairs ten thousand five hun.
SO much thereof as may be necessary.
For subsistng seven hundred and forty seven
Ponca Indians from December first, eighteen hun
dred and seventy, to July first, eighteen hundred
aud seventy one, including liabilities for the pur-
pose Already incur ed. fifteen thousand eight hun
dred and thirty six dollars and sixty-iour cents.
For blank books, stationery furniture, and mis-
cellaneous items in the Indian Office, tfty-one dol
lars and ninety five cents
PATENT OFFICE
For casual repairs OF the Interior Department
building, five thousand dollars.
Foo salary OF one examiner in charge OF interfer-
2nces, and one second assistant examiner in the
Patent Office, five thousand nine hundred dollars.
lars.
For FIVE clerks of class one six thousand dollars.
Fer the steam-heating apparatus in the Interior
Department building six thousand nine hundred
aud seventy i've dollars.
For expenses OF packing and distributing Con-
gressional Journals anu documents, six hundred and
thirty dollars ard sixty cents.
For salaries OF eight watehmen in the general SER
vice of the Interior Department building i've than
sand seven hundred and sixty dollars.
10 enable the Secretary OF the Interior to paw the
freight on the law libraries authorized to be pur-
chased tor each OF the Territories OF Montana Utah
wyoming, and Arizona by the act sDf July fifteen
eighteen hundred aud seventy, one thousand two
hundred and fifty five dollars, so much thereof as
may be necessary.
Mining Statistics: For collecting statistics Of
mines and mining, 10 be expended under the direc
iion OF the Secretary OF the Treasury one thoussnd
five hundred dollars.
For salary and commission of the register and re-.
celver OF the land Office at Susanvile California
three thousand dollars.
a., F9r incidental expenses of said office, five hum
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
To supply the deficiency in the apr. priatlGn 10
pay salarles and wages Ior the month nnsand o I've
4
l hundred dolars ,.,. c,r
To supply the deficiency in tne yaar ending
/ June thirty eiob1een hundred aud seventy one
| twenty two thousand doiis.l
| POST OFFICE DEPARImEMI,; Dhs aaHIoar;a,sa ,or
The following sums are nereoy "Pp''P' w.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-16
ST. PAUL
Marble and Granite Works,

THOMAS BOWER.
Manufacturer Of ami Dealer in
Foreign and American marble MOnu.
ments, Grave stones, Gene
terry Posts, &c.
Also, Agent for the Slate Of Minnesota
for the Chicago
Terra Cots a Co.'S Flower Vases, and
Ornamentel Terra Gotta.
Agent for the celebrated Red and Gray
Scotch Granite.
NJ. S54 Third street, Upper Town, St.
paul, MINI. vl2-n32-;y
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~ ceaZae ...'-.-Z9e FE5Sz1:g Ne,. ...9-1cE
A LII ORDERS FOR =ss &c s.ss.,s& i - 80 go !. !.
n u szs:..s; =.:.ss JOB PRINTING
PROMPTLY EziLLEsD, 3. rs S. S. 4.
AT THIS OFFICE,
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HER ANSWER.

Thou waitest for mine answer. while the moon
Waiteth to rise below the aureold hills,
All richer than that glory, coming soon
To fill all heaven, one word my whole heart Ills
'Lovest thou me,'
All lovers who before to me have plead,
'Tis mine own own breast I've searched for their
reply.
Glove I this lover," ever have said /:
For thee my soul forgetteth save to cry
"Lovest thou me?"
The sacredest sweet memory of time,
The risen One who spake beside the sea,
With iteration solemn as tho chime
Of the low waves, asking, "Lovest thou me ~
"Loyest thou me?"
Oh not as He, divinely searching down,
Afrail hearts fealty to prove and know,
Do to thee, who art high honor's crown,
Still stand, through all my tears, repeating so,-
tLovest thou mo p
But recall the Name in love complete,
Because its wondrous meanings reach alone
The sense Of miracle and things more sweet
Than mortal thought, wherein I murmur on
'"Lovest thou me2"
Yea answer still with words and with thine eyes,
Az, through tho pauses of an altar-song
Tho white flames burn, for love of thy replies,-
Oh seest thou notf-I make my asking long,
"Lovest thou me2"
Lo ! in this one dear asking, asked is all
That I of time or fate do seek to know.
What mortal peril could that heart appal,
Which, leaned on thine, in faith might whisper
low
'Lovest thou me7'
And when, in the Beyond unsearched and strange,
Rise our two souls, there pausing, shall I cry
Ere can know it hath survived the change
What shall make worth of Immortality
"Lovest thou met"
odd and New.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-16
STATE RAILROAD BONDS.
Act of the Legislature, Providing for
Arbitration and Settlement.
To be Submitted 10 the People At q
Special Election, May 9th, 1871.

To be Submitted TO the People At q
Special Election, May 9th, 1871.
An Act to test the validity and provide
for the equitable adjustment Of certain
State Railroad Bonds.
WHEREAS, By an act Of the Legis-
lature of the State Of Minnesota, ap-
proved on the 4th day of March, A.
D. 1870, and submitted to and ratified
by a majority Of the electors of the
State, an opportunity was offered to the
holders Of the Minnesota State rail-
road bonds to exchange the same for
the 500, 900 acres Of improvement lands
held by the State.
AND WHEREAS, Under and pursu-
ant to the terms of said act, Selah
Chamberlain aud others deposited Ger
tain of said bonds with the State Aud
itor, and by reason Of the refusal oftbe
other holders of said bonds to deposit
the same under said act, the aforesaid
owners of said bonds we're unable to
obtain payment Of said bonds SO de-
posted but Of said lands;
AND WHEREAS, Doubts prevail as
to whether said bonds constitute legal
and valid indebtedness against the State,
or if so to what extent or amount;
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0. 0. HINES,
THE PAINTER p

Having permanently located in St. Cloud,
to, und ,oiU, with the aid of Paint, Var
nishes, and other accessories of the craft, re-
juvenate OLD BUILDINGS, CARRIAGES,
SIGNS, &c., and make them appear as
subjects of a like character should on the
lhranch] line Of the N. P. R. R. "sMEAR":
new work as ,0eU as most any body else
do Paper-hanging, either plain or decora-
tive; Graining, Gliding, Glazing; almost
anything in the line of painting, Try me.
Shop on Washington Avenue,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
vl3nl6
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Farm for Sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm Of 100 acres, on tho north and Of
Maine Praire, about 49,, ..,--.
POURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
d. Sixty acres arc timber, the balance prai-
rie an meadow, and the whole enclosed
With good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation, On the premises Is i
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables. granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other Improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
- ..,. ]. 8. DAM,
-..: On the premises.
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conclued on Fourth Page,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-16

u OBJ Rim TIN
al! kinds, plain colorod, executed on short no.
ics in the best style, and ut st. Paul prices. Print.
dons IN German and Norwegian, as well as Eng
n. and warranted to give satisfaction.
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This Helse hss just been re-dsted and
Rs-furaished throughout, and offers to
gassts every comfort to DO desired. The
Aelss ore provided with the best Of every
Aine in ito season, served up in palAtsble
style. tages start from the House dali,
J fer Pert Absrorombie, Fort Ripley and
1tsrnsdlste points. MI .
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t'It is not the casev' she answered
"Henry, I swear by all that's holy,
that have never divulged your secret
to living soul -
otis lie r. ho answered, coarsely
II don't believe word of it. How
else could this letter have been writ.
ten 2"
Then she drew herself up proudly,
and no longer looked afraid Of him.
ut is the TRUTH" she said, 10 firm
voice "but you may believe what you
choose, Henry; I shall not take the
trouble to repeat my assertion. I
fastened here to-day, 90 the receipt o.
that letter, thinking that you needed
me. Since you do not need me, the
best thing I can do is tore turn at once. "
"You shall return as soon as you
have satisfied me on one or two points, y
he answered, turning the key in the
lock and motiou'ug her toward chair.
She sunk into it gladly, for, her excite
ment being over, her weariness began
to make itself felt.=
"What do you wish to ask me ?"
"Whom have youspoken With since
I saw you last ?' l."
with no one-except my sisters
and my mother and Amy Elliot"
"And you are sure that Antoinettt
extracted no information from you re-
garding my whereabouts Now-nt
shutting look me in the face that ]
may sec that you are speaking truth
81 am quit sare," she answered
steadily, doing y her tyrant required
Of her,
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I. Legal land0ovornmenta advertisements Is cont,
Ser for the first insertion and 81 cents per
auare tor each subs quent insertion,
.. Attorneys ordering in legal Advertisements are
less there is special agreement to charge the same
another party: Payment in all c,ses to be made in
advance or upon delivery of the affidavit.
Local Notices. Is cents per line to transient, and
~ cents per line to regular advertisers.
4: Notice ofdeath [simple announcement Is cents;
80 cents.
erline.
q. Special place and double column advertisements
to be insertedat rates agreed upon.
7. Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Strangers must pay in ADVANCE or give satisfac-
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THE POISON OF ASPS,

By FLORENCE MARRYAr (MRs. ROSS cHuRoH) }.
"The poison of ssps is under their lips"
"A lie that is al lie may be met with and fought
outright,
But lie that IL part truth is harder matter to
fight"
:-Znnysoz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-02

bridge, laid last night nearpoint de Jour. The
inhabitants Of the Boulogne are perfectly good
humored
fERsAILLEs, March 1.-The Emperor and
Empress have just returned from Long Champs
where they INSPECTED the Sixth and Eleventh
Prusslan and the First Bavarian corps, 10000
strong The troops looked in excellent conli-
ton
The advance guard entered Paris at o clock
in the morning without disturbance.
LONDON, March 2-1'here was much agita-
ton in Paris last night and barricades were cree
ted in the northern and eastern taubourgs. 1t
is stated that they are the only guarantees lest
the Germans should overstep their limits OF
occupation.
The Governor of Paris is represented to have
said he could only rely upon certain members
Of the National Guard and the troops vi the
line for interpretations between the Germans
and the populace.
The Opinion Rationale says the meeting OF
the German Parliament is postponed till the
I'd Of March,
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nv Green a. Wise.

Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnrcrs.
OMMISSlONER'S SALE.-Under author
\ ity Of a decree of the Corporation Court of
the city of Alexandria, Va, rendered at the De,
rcmber term. 1870, and decree rendered by said
Court at it, February term, lsIl ina chancery
suit of George II. Mar kell Us. George r. Fronrh
ct ul., the undersigned Commissioner, will sell,
by public auction, in front Of tn" Mayors office,
in the city of Alexandria, Va, ut II O'Clock m,
on THURSDAY, the both day of March, iSTl,
that !csirabc BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with pressed brick front, and lot of ground, e.
with line side lot attached, situated on the a;I
east side of Water street. about the centre OF the
s1uarc, between Prince and Duke streets, now
occupied by r. J. ". Wilson, esq
Terms: Onr-trnth Of the purchase money I"
be paid i'm cash, and the residue in equal install
mcnts at six, twelve and ri ghtcrn months, WIN
interest from the day Of sale; the purchaser I"
give bond, with good security, and the title 10 DC
r,t,ncd until the entire purchase money is fully
noid &. w. WATTLES,
feb g'--rots commissioners
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

paE COMMUNION WINE-We have been
shown specimens Of sacramental or pure juice
wine, prepared by Mr.. Alfred SpGeri of Pnssalc
n. j., out of the Port Grape, which he cultlvntes
in this country In tastG II ass1milates TO r"I,
free from spirits further than its own formena,,
ton affords Preference is given to it over all
other wines in New York and other hospitals rs
tonic, gentle stmulant, diurctir and sudorIhc.
Mr.. Spcrr has been nine years experimenting III
the production of this wine, and the newest wine
he sells is four years old, Of which our druggists
have got in supply. leb Z'-lW
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DFSPA TCHES TO THE GAZE TIE.
FROM WASHINGTON,
t'OStiR E.S.i.

WASHINGTON March 1.-The Senate after
an Intellectual attempt ~ get up the Southern,
Pacific Railroad proceeded to s,ulrlLer the tlVi
appropriation bill.
The House Of Representatives was engaged
in passing bills to which no objection was made.
The bill providing for the payment OF the
claims Of loyal citizens of the South Tor stores
or supplies taken for The use Of the Federal
army was passed. This bill is of interest to
many residents Of the counties in this immedl-
ate section Of the State.
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.gUCTFONs !@LES.
TISH WHARF FOR RENT.

The property known as the Corporation Fish
Wharf viii be rented, by PUBLIC apetio9 IN frons
Of the Mayor; office on SATURDAY, o Marsh
funds. This property will be rented MS it now
stands, including the wharf of W., A.. Smoot,
which has been Considerably extended and used SEQ
in conjunction with the Fish Wharf for several a.
wears. The renter will be required to furnish
material and lay platforms sufficient to &C
commoJste the trade. No privilege for the
sae Of liquors will be granted inconsistent with
the laws Of the city on that subject. All pass
tions. The reuter- will be required to keep the
wharf clear of houses, ShantieS, &c, east OF lo0
feet from the building line on Union street, ana n.
south of the line Of Atwels ice house, ana ~ II;
east of the platform of said ice house, and
forty feet west of the river; nor does he
have control over thu; portion of the property
now under lease All articles landed on the
Wharfage. b: r. PRICE,
feb 23-td Chm Com Public Property.
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.5.UErSE.W E.NTS.

(RAND BALL.
FIRST ANN u A l. b a l. l.
OF THE
HEBREW LADIES,
Will be given at
HARMONIC HALL, ONTUESDAG ENE
ING MARCH :, 1871.
(Jmuittcc Of AFrdnycmcntS.
Mrs pLilin Weinberg, Mrs NJ. Heller,
Mr., II Strauss Mrs j. Sanger,
Mrs. L. Stein.
Tickets 81, admitting II gentleman and ladies;
The proceeds are to be appropriated to fund
now being collected for the erection here OF Il
handsome building for educational and religious
,,rnn.ns fob 23-td
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Police REPORT Victoria Scules, colored, for
disordcrlv conduct at Il colorcd ball ut Fisht"wn
and for shrieking and screaming while on her
WAY TO the station house in the middle of the
night, to the annoyance of the residents along
the route, was, in default OF the payment Of the
imposed fine, committed to the work house for
ninety days.
Wesley Morgan, colorcd, for disorderly con-
duct and striking Woman ut II colorrd ball ut
Fishtown, was fined and discharged.
NIaHT REPORT Night clear and bright, and
temperature moderate. The city WAS quiet, with
the exception of disturbances among some ct the
attendants at colored ball ut Fishtown Two
nrisnnsrs and five lodgers-the latter going to
work on the Washington and Richmond Kali
rnal-were accommodated at the station house.
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nv Han. &. Addison, AucfiOneeF.

NEW HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
~ Nos 211 2l3 and 2l5,
18th street south of Pennsylvania avenue, and
1910 street north,
Washington, D. G.
Open daily for the transaction of business from
IL. IN. till s D. III.
Regular auction sale days Tuesdays, Thurs
Horses Mules Carriages, Buggics Wagons
Carts, Harness, Saddles, Brides Haltcr<, Horse
Blankets &c, at private sale and auction -.
Reference Business men i'll general OF Wash
ington and Georgetown, d: &.
HAN. c. ADDISON,
Auction and Commission Merchant
Washington, d. C., fob i'm
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CENTLEMEN' DEPA RIM + y Il
" FOR THE SPRING OF 1871.
WITMER IL ) IL a \ NJ X + K >

w II vi r. X " ia n VI a n u IL > O..
Upon the opening of another season, we would
again invite the attention of our friends L" one OF
the largest and best assorted stocks of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
that we have ever opened, embracing some OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Cloths and Dorskin Cassmcrr>, III black ana
rolnrs; English and French SuitingS, such Rs
Pulitots, GRANTEES TricOts and Meltons.
\ beautiful assortment OF genuine Bahnnck
Burn Chcviot SuitingS, cheaper than at ANY time
since the war
FANCY STYLES,
in almost endless variety, to please all tastes.
" DOMESTIC CASSlMERES,
cheap for boys. Also very large assortment "i
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
We will be- better prepared this season I" lur-
DRESS OR BUSIN ESS SUITS,
Mt the lowest rates trimmed and made III the best
manner, thun ever before guaranteeing perfect
satisfaction.
GENTS DRESS SHIRTS,
of all numbers, constantly on hand. We VIII
also have Shirts made for Gents or Boys, by
measure guaranteeing lit.
UNDERWEAR for Gents, all mum bcro
ENGLISH HALF HOSE all numbers.
We would invite any who are in want Of the
above goods to call and see lis, as we feel sure we
can nlcuSc WITMER Il STAY VI AkER,
feb Is - and II King street
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Ey.S:s.N.CI.aL j. CO.n.nERCEaL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET March 1--WE have
no change to note in the prices for Wheat; re-
cspts are very light, with fair demand for
prime samples; offerings of AGO bushels red,
with sales at 10, l25, l40 III, l45, l4G, l5l and
l6O for inferior to good. Corn is active and firm;
offerings of 100 bushels mixed and 81 of yellow,
with sales of tho former ut rs, II and -, and OF
the latter at H. Oats are unchanged; offerings
light with sales at SO and 81.