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FARM NEAR WASHINGTON FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
Il about five miles from Washington, d. o., in Prince
Georges county, Nd Ii contains 1874 acres, more
than 80 Of which is fine alluyial meadow producing
q ton and half of hay TO the acre, but which un-
der improved cultivation would produce at least two
tons. Hay sells in the Washington market at from
olI to $50 por ton, About four acres of the place is
marsh covered with several feet in thickness Of
black earth, the result Of decayed vegetation, which,
properly composted, is source from which tho up
land may be enriched at reasonable cost About
6O acres of the farm is woodlandgrowth principally
oak and chestnut. The land, except the meadow, is
undulang and affords many beautiful sites for build
ing. There many springs of excellent water on
the place. and it is noted for its heathfulness The
soil Of the greater part Of the upland s sandy onn,
underlaid by clay--n some places, clay predomina-
ting. About rs acres could be divided into small gar
dcnng farms, giving nearly equal quantity of wood
and arabic land to each. There is orchard of $50
peach trees and go apple trees tho place, all bear
ingi also, about two hundred apple trees, ready for
grating 1t is we'll fenced The buildings area log
house Of four rooms, with frame addition of three
rooms meat-house of dried brick, log kitchen
separate from the dwelling, courthouse, stable car
riago-house &c. There is stream OF water running
through the place. with sufficient water and fall for
small mill, Price, $40 per acre. Terms-one-third
cash long credit for tho residue, if desired or it
would DO exchanged for real estate in the city OF
Washington. MARTIN BUELL.,
At Buell. & Blanchard's Printing Office
March A. Sixth street. south of Penn. av.
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WINTFB gOQTif Al n

WINTER GUyDb 1T NWHII
1--WE WINTER STOCK OF Ho.lory, ug,Js, Gloves, Bon
nrt, &c, on hand, will b sold s. cost and small nd
vance IL the E0Ucy aud millinery storc GA
G.h 24-tr Go SIXTH str"et, near Louisiana av.
TIME DOUBLE ENAMELED FRENCH
Z CARpS.--Auotlcr lot II fine Cards for engraving
aad wrting upon with ;hN style and reocil and variety
~ Cards Tor printing rppoacs u tho different numbers
cuaitios-a Mrs COLLISIONS Fancy Store, sixth street,
~ 20--tr near Louisiana avenue.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS .

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
~ slI0vELS, spadcs Hoes. Rakes
\Sszht:sEE1=nrE9 Forks, Ploughs, Harrowa, Hay md
..NSss1f., Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Wheat
sssaaaaa8-aazsxas~ Fans, 0sYokcs, Plough Castings,
&c, &c.-for sale low by IL. WHEELER,
Corner 7th st. and Canal, and
mar I'm opposite Browns Hotel.
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WINDOW SHADES

= HAVE this day received from New York large and
L HANDSOME assortment Of WINDOW SHADES, or the
choicest Spring patterns, which win be sold greatly
ced prices Persons in want of Shades aud Fixtures will
and II greatly to their advantage to give CALI
prepared sell at prices low they DO purchased
this side Of New York. l.. (, CLARK,
PAper-hanger aMd plhostcref,
North side Penua, ay, 3D. door cast Of 18th St
mar 11-Bt& TSaf Nows--ltf
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Grtatfr rpeiqLt Of Testtnoru eallnot Be qiren.

Can any unprudcei mind In Tho world ak stronger ios
tmony convincing proofof the great restorative Ind
curative powers Of Iampons Vegetable Elncturo than
given below Tho writer u our most highly e.tocInra
cizens, Of integrity, aud, Is extensively known
he been foE long time suffering under disease lis altered
appearance tuhect Of remark and gves additional
tn-;imony and weight tho certificate below. o Is also
tbn ION 0 the cid Doctor Dunsu, whose greet =kl ply
sran d veil known u the oldest inhabitants Of this
CITY,
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DRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH,

ME commence THIS day IN Of lHrso stock Of
w goods at prime for cash Persons Wishing very
decided bargains have the opportunity Of getting goods
for 20 per cont less than the usus price There Is no mum
bug mistake the matter sOck must IL sold
compelled TO have ihe for spring supplies We
deem needless 10 enumerae, NJ persons wishing TO buy
will md almost every article appertsuiDg 10 ladies' gentle
men T. ard cdrcn's wear, With Carpets, Rugs Oilclohs
and housekeeping Dry Goods generally call Is solicited
% prove assertion, VERIFY MILLER,
Cb l6-lm opp Centre Market bet. 9TH and sth sts.
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CHAIRS CHAIRsll

CsT in store tho hest and cheapest assortment
~ Upholstered Chairs in the market, beautifully
carved.
Aso 80 Sofas and aTete Upholstered IN bair CLOTH
plush, and damask
Also dressing and plain Bureaus mahogany aud walnut
and some elegant Wardrobes
Also beautiful Cottage Chamber Scts, Mahogany and
walnut French Bedstcads Mahogany walnut Secretaries
Aud general If other Furniture plcase call
aud see. y. NJ Mc9RFGOR,
feb l6--3tawIw Opp. Exchange Bank. eth IT,
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uessrs Aorpicr GENTLENES: 1t Is with real
rcGscro that able u attest 70 the general healing and
curative powers Of DR. Hamptons Vegetable Tncture Some
time during last NOvembcrI taken with very bad and
serious cough advised TO take Cod liver OIL did
o. but getting better, induced try your Tine.
ture got bottle, and before had used a. all my
cough left Permit also 10 state that for tha last
fifteen years have suffered very much from Actc Rhtna.
tsa and Vertigo combining me, Of times, TO my bed
fully convinced thtt owe my present good hc1 TO the
II nc Tinciurc and a kind Providence.
You my friends, at liberty 70 this you may
thnk proper; and Ocliore yours, worry respectfully,
@. DUNAN.
III cen DO seen epy time ct the MAYORS ofca q y
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ILJCb UT N1lALSSGC'
We have certificates from Captain Cnnot brother 70 the
eminent physician to Louis Napoleon, President Of the
French republic, who cured Of rheumatism of seven
1rs standing, from Eott Gault, do Of seven years.
from MI Cldlam Baltimore Custouhouse, Of dread
fu ofdypcptil from Juo Luke, ofa Of dys
TCpta and general debility. and from j. Il Stapleton
ctl. OF Baltimore. vi.h hundreds of others
E3~ HAMPTON's TINCrUELi is TIN great purifier Of the
booiwil cure Scrofua, rheumatism, Colds Cough, Liver
Complaint Diseases OF the Throat and Breast, &C. certain
luiyfin all nervous compiuintH.
Wo AK the afflicted 10 cell on tho having this wonderful
article for sGlc and gnt pamphlets, gratis.
gfOkTtlEIj \ 3OWBEAY,
General Agents Psltimgro 60
Also ~ ssla rs I. sto;t c., vs.. htI .tou, J. q
Joseph MoacH, 9Th g., ucsfE
y. 5, Cie1e, Ggurga.owb
G =. Berry, AlgSaLdrin, Va,
feb 2l-trl And hy Drue iats generally .ygry whe~e
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SINGULAR SALE or SLAvEs.-A negro woman
and several children we're sold at Godsboro', n
C., few days ego, at prices ranging from Sill
to 1897 The Goldsb0ro' Patriot" says:
" They were the children of free negro by the
name Of Adam Wyune, who had purchased their
mother, his wife, previous to their birth, They
were consequently his slaves and he having be-
come involved, they were sold for his dents.
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E1nress lkObbery.

PITTsBURG, March l3
A man named Somers, in the employ of Lv-
ingston Express, was arrested last night, charged
with stealing package containing $500, given
MIN in mistake, with other packages for tho West
About $500 of the money was recovered
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NOTICE,

VIZ ANTED-0pe two rooms, cultsble Tor Il JOB
w rEIE1lNg OFFICE, location near the Avenue
would DO preferred Address Printer box 2l5. though
the post Office. dee TIT
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REV VERNON EsKRlDeE, U. s.N

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug. l5, 1901.
Mr. J. E. Boush--Dear sir: While am, in general op
DO ,e 70 patent nedicineG candor compe that
have great confidence in tho virtues Of Hsmpton Vegetable
TnCturc. For feyerol months past have used 1t in my
eTl debility with entire So far experience
extend therefore uke pleasure in recommending TO the
afflicted rs a safe and efficient remedy.
an, respectfully, yours, VERNON EsRRTDGE,
Chaplain, United States Nary,
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TICK, TICK, TICK, TICK, TICK, TICK!
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HANDSOME CLOCKS
n Just received at my Furniture Waro-rooms, 7th
street opposite Exchange Bank On 5ac very low prices
mar J7-3taw2w n. VI. NICER EGOR.
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POTOMAC DISTRICT.
O-'RI DI5 Z IkINI'
SoEVAL WILSON, +. Z.

holtFAL WILSON, r. L.
Altrandria-Nm. B. Edwards, j. II. Ryland !;
Alexandria City Mission, Job Guest.
Foundry and ASdury.--Jesso I. Peck, J. W.
Bull
Wcs1ey Chapel.-s. s. Roszel, s. Kepler sup.
NcRendree ChrpcI~Wm. Hamilton, J. A. Col.
Inns, sup
E6caezcr--R. NJ. Lipscomb, VI. A. Turner sup
RyIand Chapc-John W, Hedges, J. NJ. Han,
son, sup.
Union Chepez--R. L. D4shiell, NJ. G. HamiI-
ton, SUP.
Georgstovn-samuel Rryson, John c. Dice.
fasTJqz-Joshua NJ. Grandin, VIM. o. Lums-
dea, sup.
Stqford--Samuel II. Griffith, job W. Lambeth
Fredsr icks5urg-William Krebs.
s.. Nagys-James Bunting, VIM. Evans, cup.
Charles-Robert Smith
observation-disclosures B. Young Isaac Gibson,
Ro'fville-Wm. Prcttyman, B. Barry, sup.
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Cotton MIL Deafraued.

OXFORD, MASS, March Is.
The cotton factory Of Messrs. s. Williams &
Co. was destroyed by fire this morning, with all
its machinery. Insurance, $4,000.
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Music for the Million!

TENEMENT WANTED.--I wish to purchase
small Hous9 and Lot for five six hundred dollars
Gosh. I. @. CONNOLLY,
mar S--u General Correspondent.
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E1y~ All kinds Of hardware, cutlery, &C., are
advertised by Mr. II. Lindsey. Go and examine
his splendid stock
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ONLY 10 OR 10 DAYS LONGER AT COST.

IAxWELL SEARS are still selling OF their stock at
WI prime cost, and many goods at less than half the
original cost. They onumerate some great bargains:
few Of thoss Bonneta left ca cents, worth
81 30 serrants Bonnet only 1884 ceuts worth cas- and
10 cents $50 pieces Of Bonnet Rbbo IL cent? worth
u and 81; large lot of Ribbons from is to 3l cents
former price 81 to 70 cents 40 dozen Of that best Spool
Cotton 200 yards asool equal in quality and quantity
Ccatss Cotton and only e cents perdoen Also large
lot Of WorSed Coats Comforts, Caps Muns &c. &C., which
we are almost giving Gway with many other bargains
enumerated These goods must be disposed Of ct any price,
to make room for Spring supplies.
MAXWELL SEARS.
ularI-3tay2w fsat Eve News
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Gag Ridgeley Il Co., druggists, Pennsylvania
avenue, First Ward have drugs and colors of all
kinds, but especially of the best.
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Bs5" Mr.. William r. Riley, corner of sth street
and the Avenue, has fnc array Of spring goods
for ladies and gentlemen
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Pagker's Fancy Store!

TUST ARRIVED, Per steaulsr Hulabcld expressly ior
y sslea-
cartons rich and beautiful Ribbon
G do do French Flowers
20 very latest styles Shell Tuck Comb;
- pairs newest style Bracests
elegant Pearl Fans
20 sand8l-Tood Fans. pretty
10 cartons Ladies' fancy.coIored and white Ri5 Gcys
IN pERFUMERY-
80 dozen Lubin's Finest Extracts
10 Rose and Musk Soap
10 new patterns Jars of Pometum
10 very superior Hair Oils
Gucrlain Illustrate, for Identifying and pro-
noting the growth of the human hair
case 5e doIen) Jo An Parma Cologne in octagon and
long bottles and some in wicker bottles
Bay Rum (hInaame Lavegri4's diBtilery}
Rouge, Face Powder DC, &c. PACKERS
Comb Fancy, and PeTfumery Store,
feb 2C-u Under National Hotel.
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Later from Chasres.

The steamer United States arrived at New York
yesterday. She brings 1T5 passengers and some
kind Of story about flibusters at Greytown.
Panama was still crowded with emigrart8
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GAS! CAS-! CASH.

GAS! CAS-. CASH.
IL As FITTING neatly and promptly executed by compe
" tent and experienced worLmcn, AZ moderate rates
certificate Of approval viii be given by the Inspector Of
the aaa Company for all work by tine subscriber
CHANDELlERS BRACKETS, PENDANTS, &c, of tho
latest and most beautiful PATTERNS hand and for
Cornelius & Co.'s Che manuiscturers'l prices.
hS~ Gas Burners Of every description always on hand
c. w BUTELER,
mar k-WksSw epSesits esnSe Msykst
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NOW OPENING.

TLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co. respectfully an
nounce to their customers and the public generally
that they daily receiving their fresh supply OF
spring and goods OF the newest styles and latest
mporationsembracing every material in Dress Goods
plaid striped and corded Musns and Canbcs embroidered
Linen Cambrc Handkerchies; French Worked Collars,
Sleeves, Worked Muslin and Cambria Bands oil kinds Of
thin Muslins Mohair Skirts white dotted Swiss Auslins
Long Black Lace ovos and Nts halffngered; SILK and
Lse Thread Gloves all qualities of Hosiery Gauze Merno
Vests and many other goods which thcy will pledge them
selves to sell at New York prices.
marl1-dlw CLAGETr NEWTON, MAY & Co.
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R5H An Irish cook or baker at Browns Hotel
yesterday knocked white (servant) woman
down for some triding cause, and when she to-
Isy bound him over, he indignantly threw up bis
place. He knew the prerogatives of one of the
lords Of creation
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NEW TUCK COMBS

~ssrsN MRS COLLISION will open tomorrow some new
4s patterns of Tuck Combs, together with esEort
WlUw ment Of
BINGHAM BONNETS
for children misses, and adults Last spring and
unable to supply the demand for her manufc
these Bonnet and the orders hand for par
tcuar sizes aud colors show an increased popularity
Aso-Brown Windsor, Palm, Almond, and other Soaps
Undeseeves and Cuffs Of different prices and materials for
making then always hand with good assortment OF
Inserngs Edgngs Flouncngs Dress Caps Night Caps &C.
&C. SIXTH street, near Louisiana avenue, ana rear OF
National and Browns Hotels.
mar ll-tr lSat News
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TO THE LAnrFsl

I you want PRETTY SPRING GOODS, such as
Il SwiRs bIuslins, Rufhings, Inserings, Edgipgs
lndersieeyes, variety Of patterns
Black silk Mtts, twisted and puin Silk
French worked Collars; Collars as low as l2l5 cts.
Embroidered Handkerchief flouncngs, BoLbins,
New bonnet RIBBONS, STRAW B0SNETS
Dress Caps, Bonnet Caps, Neck Ribbons
Kid, SILK, and Lisle.thread Gloves
SILK, white, black SlnccOorel. Hpd mixed Hoe, 6o
Call on SIXTH street, at MRS COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery Stor,, Lsar Louis lana Az.
Va CROCHET B0NNETS stifened and pressed
mar Str
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~ The remains of

Bsy~ The remains of man, unknown, were
found in Montgomery county, not far from this
District, on Saturday evening last. He had
probably been two months dead
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la TO Mr. BA1RD's advertisement we refe.
al who desire to purchase useful and beautiful
furniture. Mr.. Baird has = fnC assortment, is
cvcrpolite and attentive, and may be depended on
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SPRING GOODS SPRING GOODS

TUST RECEIVED
81 SO pieces beautiful Berege De LANES
10 do Lama Cloths, very handsome
Is do Embroidered Swiss Musns, beautiful
so do Book and Swiss Muslins as low Us ~ cents
100 do New Spring Calcoes Merrimack goods
Also Plaid Musins, Cambrics Irish Linens Grape Be
reqe and Cashmere ShawIs ipghams Parasos Lace Falls
&C. &C. BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
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G:.y- John II. Buthmann, Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, be, en- y and 9th streets has splen.
lid stock of imported cigars, wines, &C.
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BSy~ Mrs. MorTETT has new supply of goods
for the inspection Of the ladies' Read her cd,
vertiscment
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BONNETs ! BoNNETs |!

TUST received new assortment of Spring Bonnets con
S sisng Of China Pearls Hair Lace, Satin and Gimp
Hair and Braid Gimp and Florence Black Gimp &C., &c
very beautiful and cheap -
mar 12-tr BhO"A'S Cnfap laSh store.
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BOYS CLOTHING!
Panrgytvan.a avelue between 9h and l0h streets.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR BOYS!
Boys and Children's Clothing
Aertto " SianIs Tjoa BtalQing
GREAT EC0NOMYl
ITE have opened large and complete assortment and
w shall keep Consta tly hand and manufacture 70
order, BOYS AND CBILDREN'S CLOTHING, Of every
description such Coats, Yezts pantg Rolndabouts Shir
Drawers, &c. &c of ali qualities. We will make
Boys Clothing Of tho latest styles and most approved patterns
and have troiuced such Clothing reldy made
win hest endesvors to have them made good and
cheap Heads Of families will find It economical 10 buy
their Boys and Youths clothing ready made.
E- Also, the most complete general and varied esort
ment Of MESs REApYApL CL9THiyG 10 10 found in tho Dis
trict WILLIAM WALL,
frb l6-u Penua. ay. bet. 9th and 10th ste.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

OHce North stdc Pcnna. AUcnuc bttwcen Jackson
Hall and The European House.
~ OaGIN & SAUNDERS would mos respectfully inform
the citizens Of Washington aud strangers, generally,
that they prepared to execute all descriptions plain
and ornamental Printing, with neanCss end despatch and
upon the most accommodating terms
Circulars BALL Tickets Bill Heads Labels Hand Fills,
Pamphlets Cards. Bank Checks Notice. Insurance Policies
roaors, &C.. &C. printed ut short notice Printing hpau
fully executed in coors and bronze FEB 2D--Cum
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What did Kossnth mean when he said bayo-
acts think" The meaning is obvious. Every
polished bayonut il capable Of reflection.
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E9S~ Pleasant airs may he produced by the
customers Of Mr.. Hilbps, who odvcrtiscs fans,
perfumes and uluscal ms, ~..r-eEts
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BzS- NJ ADRtEN OF Curusi's tonight. Fun
and wonderment
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Haltimore Conferenc.

EGg~ Our Georgetown letter is unavoidably
omitted.
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gSy- The communication Of Vo1 Populi sr.
rived too late for to-days issue.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
From California,

NEW YORK, March Is.
Srhe steamer Daniel Webster has arrived from
California, with four hundred Thousand dollars in
gold. She brings no news Of Importance. The
markets were unchanged. Mining accounts were
favorable. Judge left is dead. Several cases
Of smallpox had occurred at the mines. The
fugitive slave law had passed the assembly
Second Despatch.-The Daniel Webster brings
three hundred and twenty-five passengers. She
brings adyices from Chill announcing the defeat
of General Cruz, with great slaughter. The in
surrecton was subdued. Nothing else of moment
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;1HE undersigned, thankful for the lib

VNHE undersigned, thankful for the lib.
eral patronage long bestowed him by tho citizens
Of Georgetown and Washington that he has dis
poaod Of his entire Confectionery Establishment TO 4. L.
Army and respectfully asks for his continuance
Of their favors beiog fully convinced that win be
left untried TO render entire satisfaction.
All persons having claims on me will please send bills,
ard all pebonE indebted requested TO mako payment
A. L. Army, who is authorized 10 receipt for them
WILLIAM EMMERT Georgetown, D. G.
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We copy from the Baltimore "Sun" of this
morning tho appointments for this Conference
Ill strict
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Hnyina nnrohas s d the eniIre Interast M

Mr. William Enmert In his old and wellknown Confec-
oncry Establishment Bridge street would respectfully
Of the citizens OF Georgetown and Washington conn
uaon Of the patronage literally bestowed NY prede
cessor As TO the quality Of my articles need only soy
they shall equal those hitherto produced
Balls, parties, Dinners weddings &C. furnished In the
best manner, aud ct the shortest notice,
Reference DO given Of the highest rcspectsbity both
In Georgetown and Washington
Ca Orders left with Mr. HENRY EMnERT, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 10th ard Goth streets viii receive prompt
attention. 4. T.. Array,
tubg I-nOlua gcorTp n
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New York, March 15--2 p. m.

Flour and grain unchanged and stocks
firm.
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BALIIMoRE, March 15-2 p. m.

There have been sales to-day of three thousand
bbls. Howard-street -four at $4.l8. Corn, 55@
SIC. Red wheat, 93c. Other things unchanged
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sTArIoNERY AND PAINTING CARDS.

VXTIMER continues to furnish assortment Of fancy
wv and plain Stationery, at Mrs Collisions store 9th
street He has hand Wakdens celebrated London Ink
and Arnold's and Morson's Black and Blue London do
Also blank French enameled Visiting Cards and every
variety Of Printing Cards. which ho will SELL in single packs
or by the dozen, accommodating prices Give him call
at the Fancy Store 9th street. Louisiana avenue.
mar11--tr Sat. News
DEHBACH'S Premium Polygraaes, or
II Drawing Pencils--ths best now In uge for
drawing and architectural purposes
Cohens Office Pencils, hard and soft
Cohen's superfne prepared Polygrades, do
Also Fenders ''Crayons superfns" and red lead Pen
ellis, at WIMERS, In Mrs. Collisions Fancy shre 9th
street. Sat, News mar ll--tr
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TSOR RENT-A handsome three-story Brick
IL House, 18th street, Qsand,) containing eleven
and large hail. Rent $500; and possession given
IN a few days.
mar eff m - ..' - r. JOHN L. SMITH
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