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mile in four minutes With per se,t e..e ~ .hs 49,
- PEREZ Y quiet and suitable for lady or youth
Sale positive, the owner having no us. for h.r
J. c. MCGUIRE.
mAr - ----- Auctioreer
BY J. O. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNIm
Y proved Property at Auction.-On MONDAY
afternoon April Sd, at ~ o'clock, on ths premisee
shall sell part OF Lot No 9, i'm Square aa5 freptine
70 feet On llfh street, between and II SITS. north
running back 20 feet, improved by two three stor,
and basement brick dwelling Houses, nearly new
built in tie most substantial manner, each houss
>ontnining eight rooms.
At ) o'clock, on the premises, the eastern
part of Lot No. II, in Square 3i4 fronting Is feet
lnchss en- north street, between 9th and 10th sts
west, running back los feet
This is very desirable lot for building purpoees
Terms: onrfosrth ash The residue In 6, ~, and
eighteen months, for notes satisfactorily secured
mar I'D sF anct,on.sr
BY j. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
Island at Auction On MONDAY Afternoon.
April 81. at 8 o. lock, on the premises eh.u fell
parts of Lots l. 2 g. and 4, in Squsre $751; fronting
% fe.t on 10th street west, between south street
| aud Virginia avenue, with the impio semepts con
SITTING of hand ONE twostory ami attic modern.
built frame dwelling House, containing nine rooms
and kitchen. eS Il
This property is most handsomely situated 10 the
most pleasant and rapidly improving part Of the
Islapd -E + - 70. I.
Title indisru.able.
Terms: One-fourth cash; the rsid ne in six. twelve
aud eiehteen months, for notes satisfactorily re-.
cured, bearing interts'
jas. C. MCGUIRE,
mar .s-d Auf tioneer.
BY 4. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
VALUABLE FAMILY HORSE, CART, HAIR
ness, Furniture, &c, at Au:tion---on sATUR
DAn morning next, the LIST Of April. at o'clock ]
shall sell, without reserve, in front of the George
town market
veiy valuable iron grey Hor FIVE years old, well
broke 70 either saddle or harne
One Cart and Gears
variety of Furnil ure, Feather Beds &c being tn,
effects of Mr.. James Brite, who is about ieay
FIR the Vest ...r,, -
Terms cash. EDw s. WRIGHT
mar 2Q-d Aurtioneer
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TIE CouRrs.-Tha trial Of Cantain Schaum.

lie CouRrs!-The trial Of Captain Schaum-
eafg sati continues to occupy the attention of
the Criminal Court, and will very probably
iast during the remainder of the week. Fen
aal, Tor the prosecution, addressed the jury to-
aay, TO De followed to morrow by q. Collins
Lee and Col. j. Clemmens, for the defence.
In the Circuit Court the appeal case of
Haydock, the temperance lecturer, against
the decision of Justice Morsell is put down
Tor hearing tc-lay. --.
BADLY BURNED.-We regret to learn that
Mr.. Stephens, proprietor of the furnishing es-
tahlishment near Browns Hotel, wa, badly
burned while trying to save his wife from
similar accident, her clothes having taken fire
while she was preparing Cruel for her child
Mrs. Stevens is slightly injured. :.
NORTHERN LIBERTIEs-The following i'm
provemenis have been lately made in this in
ereasing part Of the city, in addition to many
otherS: Near the corner of 10th and L streets.
large and handsome two story frame house
with oasement-Mrs. Bells female seminary
Three houses on 10th street, between I. and M
belonging 10 Mr.. Smoot; and four story brick
house, at the corner Of 9Th and L streets owned
by q. e.. Adams -
The PERHAN LOTTERY During the, nro-
gress OF the drawing Of the Perham lottery. at
forrest Hall, Georgetown, about thirty thous
ana letters have been mailed from that Mace
70 ticket holders in different parts of the
country. .-t# - -. - :
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$40, 600 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

HONEY, OLD WINDSOR, Sasssfr.s, and othe
II. Toilet Soeps at reduced prices ut
fsh 1T -l.gh WIMER'a eth ri 4
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EMBROIDERY.
"E have very superior stock Of al kinde of
w Embroidery, to which we invite particular
atten ion
IS pieces Swiss Edging
rs do Swiss Inserting
loo do Cambria Edsing
loo do Cambria Inserting
lbs do Csnibric and Swiss Bands
500 Embro'd Colars, all prices
IS do Chemisettes
rs pairs Embro'd Undersleevss
VERIFY, TEBBS a YERBY
Corner Of It'll street and Penna avenue
mar l1-d1m
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WANTED-Two ysung Women, capable Of
w cooking or scting rs Chambefnaids or Seam
stresses. wishes to get situations. Being qualified
as ladies' maids, they would have no objection to
traSel with any lady leaving the city. Enquire OF
mrs Nasaey. On street, ID door from 18th.
mar 2a-ltx .-. -. : - =
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E0R sALE-A two story frame HOUSE ard Lot,
Il Situated on o street, between 9th and 7ih SITS.
The house contains six rooms For further particu-
Ia enquire OF A. TURNER, on the premises.
mar Z9-lt*
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REMOVAL.
WEST END DRUG STORE

TIVE undersigned, thankful for past favors would
i inform tie public that he has removed TO the
store formerly coupled by l.. Savage opposite the
seven Buildings, which he has fitted up ia handeome
style.
His stock OF MEDICINES are very select, to the
IsFenting OF which he give, his entire personal at
:eution.
He has very large assortment Ct Perfumery and
Toilet Articles and his stock otherwise cannot be
surpassed ia this city.
CoEgrcss and Blue Lick Waters on hand and
fresh supply Of Bedford shortly expected.
Any similar Waters can be Furnished IL applica
ion is made to him, and warranted genuine.
He respectfully sci'~its q share Of public patron.
age, and hopes by prompt attention to business 10
merit the same. j. B. MOORE,
Chemist Druggist, OPP. Seven Buildings.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
4 the Lumber Yard Of the subscriber ossh and
n d streets First Ward, near the Nssiousl OBJ
serystory-
North Carolina worked and rough Flooring
Eastern Shore do do do
Cypress rs-.3 DO do
North Carolina Rails, Joists, scantling and square
Timber
Eastern Shore do do do do
White Pine do DO do do
Spruce and Hemlock do do
"hte hne and Eastern shore boards Of every
Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Ash asd Oak
Lsths, Shingles Pckets and Fence roets
Also, Tor sale lot Of ground, containing clay
suitable ior brick making, situated vsneuf 70 the
canai. - III. N. ]. w. EAeBY.
mar 2S9seo2w (Ssws)
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~ Joe Snl111nSt0n receives all the New
'oKs and NEWSPAPERS as fast published He
Is agent fer Harper's and all the Other Magazines
I'd our readers wlIl always find large and good as
'rtment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner street and Penn
sylvania avenue. auo 10
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TO FARMERS AND BUILDERS.

TO FARMERS AND BUILDERS.
ROUND LAND PLASTER put M ia
Barrels and Casks, In lots to suit purchasers
Also, =. ----.
CALCINED PLASTER, very fns and
white, of a superior quality. The barrels warranted
to contsin four bushels for sale in lots suit pur
cbasers, at the Phoenix St. Plaster Mill, foot Brown
Street, Philsdelphia- a JAS. ~PATT0N.
mar H-d2m EE'.
INON sALE-A fun blooded, xell-broken, and
Il handsome Setter DOG. This Is q chance
for sportsmsn 10 secure q superior setter. For
particulars apply at the Star ofics.
feb 2S-d
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THE W ESTERN TELEGRAPH Cs.
l. have rsEoFed their Office 20 0adsbys Hotel, on
'ennsylvauia avenue, near corner Sd street
The Rooms occupied by them over Gilmans Drug
store are for rent
For particulars inquire at the Western Telegraph
odfcs. ian aC-tf
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NEW GOODS.

M are now receiving large lots Of new Spring
w Goods, to which We earnestly invite the at
IGNITION Ct our friends and the public generally,
knowing and believing that we can ofIer them the
very best Inducements regards quality and price
YERBY. TkBBs K VERIFY,
Corner Of 7sh street and Penpa. avenue.
mar ll-dlm
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RER AGE DE LANES

ME have very superior stock Of Berage De-
w LANES, which We viii of. at very low pri.
'ss VERIFY, TEBBs YERBY,
SO Corner OF 18th street and Penn avenue.
mar l1-dlm
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THREE NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSES at
L Private sale.-I have for private sale three
new two story and attic Frame HOUSES, containing
each six rooms ami Kitchen; situated IN 18th be
tween an 4 D stree s, Hsland.)
The houses have front of Is feet each; the Lots
extend ack LOG feet inches with the advantage of
an alley. For terms, &C., apply to -.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
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EoR RENT.-Jn the three story brick house OBJ
i posts Wizards Hotel, two doors above Browns
Fufnitnfs Store, are four very neatly furnishe
ROOMS for rent, with OF without board, very conve
nient. Possession can be given Immediately For
further particulars apply en- the premises.
mar 2S-3tH TH FRIEBUs
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HALICOES-A AND Domestic GOODS.
" coo pieces Print fast colors
200 pieces all grades Bleached Cotton
800 do Brown Cottons
Il so do Psuitsntiary Plaids
80 do all grsdes flsnnels.
YERBY, TEBBs, 4 YERBY,
Corner Of 9TH street and Penna avenue
mar l1--dlru
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HORTICULTURAL SoCIETY.-The above named
held their first exhibition of flowers and plants,
al the Patent Office, on Saturday last. There
was large collection exhibited Of beautiful
flowers by W. d. Breckenridge, from the pub
lie conservatory, Including a long list of various
camellas, and several kinds Of azaleas as well
as OF other green house plants.
A. Jardin exhibited some fine camelias, a
new variety of lemon having the appearance
OF 81 orange, anfa pomegranate.
T. q. Page exhibited new and fine varieties
Of petsnia, sweet scented tulips, and cyclumen
lersicum.
VIM. Cammack, a bunch Of fine asparagus.
VIM. +. Smith and Hampton Williams con-
tributed largely TO the interest and Importance
OF the exhi bition, by the gratuious distribution
OF gratis and cuttings Of pears, apples. plums
grapes, dc.
These exhibitions will be held every Satur-
day throughout the season.
An ANCIENT RELIc.-In the basement of
the Patent Office, there lies unheeded, and
almost unnoticed, beside the huge sarcophagus
that has already been described in our
columns n slab of marble, which, from the
printed account which accompanies it, is said
TO be part Of the monument erected by Milti
AIDES, in memory of the battle Of Marathon. As
this piece of antiquity appears to be neglected
and Of no utility where il lies, we would Pro-
pose that the National Institute or the Patent
Once, to which of the two it may belong, should
present il to the National Monument commit
zee as proper offering to be placed In some
suitable part of the structure now in course Of
erection to the memory of Washington.
INDIAN DELEGATIONS -Delegations OF other
Indians, from Nebraska, in addition to those
mat have left, are expected in Washington
snortly, to negotiate with the Government, for
me sale Of their lands. They will be from the
following tribes the Kickapoos, Shawnees,
naes, Foxes, and DeIawares.
RAILROAD ExTEysIoN.-The train on the
orange and Alexandria railroad, made its first
mp 10 and from Gordonsville, on Monday
i<a. The cars were crowded with passengers.
MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.-A change Of
soaIs has been made at the different stations
On This line of railroad.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
soE tie rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, H0iRSEEESS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
e9' CRGTP, ASTHMA, AND
rGFSHMpTE17

-~ TlCURE 4 COLD, WITH HEADACHE AND
SORENESS OF THE BODY, take the Cherry Fec
torat On going to bed, and wrap up warm, to sweat
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mar 2S-3t% IA FRIEnTIa
q ARDEN FOR RENT AND STOCK FOR SALE,
~ consisting of Horses, Cows Csrryall, Harness,
Carts, Plows &C., together with about four tons of
Hay and 10 thousand Celery. great inducement
viii be offered as the undersigned is abouto change
his business. Apply On the premises, corner ofllth
and Boundary streets north, to
j. HUTCHINSON.
II not sold before Thursday, the Both instant, 1t
will be offered to the highest bidder, at O'Clock, D.
m. mar Z7-3t+
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"a TURKISH PERFuNIRY.
DURE Otto IF Rose I'D
l Light Rose
sultan Amber Suy
Hsrem Chickek guy
Tennis Lick suy, or Beauty wstsr
For sale at BIRGEs.
ian lift Willsriss Uotsx
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r RAILROAD EXTENSION train on the
orange and Alexandria railroad, made its first
mp TO and from Gordonsville, on Monday
last. The cars were crowded with passengers.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

In the Unions last issue we find an able
editorial contrasting Thomas Jeffsrson's great
act-drafting the act establishing religious
freedom in Virginia in 1886, with the spirit of
the day which would strike it from the statute
book. The same paper again defends the en-.
terprise of Col. Kinney as one of peace alto
gether, and addresses the South earnestly to
show that every Northern Know Nothing
elected to Congress is strong abolitionist or
anti-slaveryite, while every northern member
elected over Know Nothing opposition is ultra
anti-abolition in politics The article before
us is destined to tell with great effect at the
South, inasmuch as it embraces statistics
which make strong slowing indeed.
The InteiIigenesr, besides publishing ap-
propriate Christmas articles, presents the pub
lie with protest from Mr.. Molina, the Costa
Rican Minister, against the proposed expe-
dition of Col. Kinney, and takes occasion to
say that its original advocacy of the scheme
was in ignorance of the fact that Costa RIGA
had claims in that quarter.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

IN the Senate, to-day, ere we went to press,
several private pensions bills were passed, and
bills &C., received from the House were re-.
ferred They also passed joint resolution
for the continuation of the law allowing adj
ditionel compensation to the clerks in the
Census Bureau, putting them On footing as
to extra pay with other clerks in executive
departments, under the act of April %, 1854
bill to appropriate 900 for the conting gent
expenses of the Territory Of Nebraska, was
introduced by Mr.. Douglas and passed.
In the House. various bills and resolutions
were introduced and referred.
Mr.. Goodrich introduced bill to authorize
the State of Massachusetts to cede portion of
the town of Boston, Mass. to the State of New
York; which was read twice.
Mr.. &. moving to put it on its passage, ad :
dressed the House in favor of this bill, ex-
planning the necessity for it's enactment, ure-
ing in the course of his remarks, that the
only way in which the habit Of pugilists in
resorting to that particular point to carry on
their prize fights unless this cession of SOW
reignty and jurisdiction is concerned.
Mr.. Ravens followed Mr.. G. in urging the
bill on the House.
The said bill was then passed.
On motion of Mr.. English, the Joint resolu.
ton appointing Messrs. Rufus Choate and
Gideon Hawley Regents of the Smithsonian In.
stitute, was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Whitfield introduced bill to aid Ia the
construction of railroad in Kansas; referred.
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Arrival Of the Washington-Further Foreig,
kdYicas

Arrival Of the Washington-Further Foreign
kdvicss
The steamer Washington arrived at New
York on Sunday morning. Her dates have, of
course, been anticipated by the America at
Halifax, but the papers received contain some
few facts not embraced in our despatch from
that point.
There appeared to be disposition to dis
trust the sincerity of Austria, in England, not
outstanding the completion of the treaty Of
alliance.
The details Of the losses of the allies during
the great gale in the Black Sea prove to be
not quite so severe as at first reported. Four
teen ships, principally sailing transports, were
wrecked near Sebastopol
Two French ships of. line, and thirteen
other vessels of different classes were driven
ashore near Eupatoria. Some of these would
be got off; others had been burnt to prevent
their falling into the hands Of the enemy
The Cossacks fred upon the crews whilst at
tempting to escape. One Russian frigate was
also sunk by the storm near Ssbastopol The
loss Of life on the part of tho crews Of the
transports was frightful. Vast quantities of
clothing, provisions, munitions Of war, DC,
were lost in the vessels.
In the Spanish Cortez a vote had been given
in favor of the present dynasty of zoo to 81.
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Personal.

80. The Chambsrsburg (Pa) Transcript, a
Wing paper, hoists the name of Gen. Houston
for President.
80. The Democrats Of Allegany city pa
have nominated Nelson Campbell, ESQ.,, for
Mayor.
The Wings Of Bath county, Va, have
nominated the Hon. John M. Bolts, for Gov
ernor.
80. The Annapolis Gazette, a whilom DEM
ocratic sheet, established at Annapolis, Md,
some time since, by Mr. Martin, is now the
Know Nothing organ of Ann Arundel county.
1t is edited by j. j. Wilson, Esq.
1.-The Pittsburg papers Of Friday an.
nounce the sudden dennis of the Hon. Cornelius
Darragh, distinguished lawyer of that place.
THE McLane House building at Wheel
ing was sold on Monday to John Mcclure for
$4,000.
....Chas. W. Button, editor of the Bedford
Va.( Sentinel, Wing journal, denies that he
has joined the ranks Of Know Nothingism.
80. Miss Bunkley, the nun who recently
escaped from the Convent at Emmittsburg, is
writing long letter in reply to that of the
SuperiOress OF the Convent, published q few
days since. She intends giving q complete
narrative Of Convent life.
-. Hon Henry A. Wise, the democratic
nominee for governor of Virginia, will COM
mence the canvass at Norfolk on the Sd of an
uary, and after that day, and until the 10th
OF Feoruary, will address meetings in fifteen
different counties. Mr.. Wise has no superior
on the stump.
....Admiral Price Of the British NAVY, who
was accidentally killed during the recent
attack of the allies on Petropolowski, one of the
Russian ports on the Pacific, was, during the
war of 1872, commander of the Volcano bomb
in the expedition to Baltimore, and lombard
mont Of Fort McHenry, and of Fort Plaque.
mine, on the Mississippi, and engaged the
American privateer Saucy Jack lie also
commanded division Of boats in Mobile bay,
at the capture Of transports, &c, and bore the
Gag Of truce announcing the ,ace.
....John B. Cough has spoken to 100 900
people during his sojourn in Glasgow The
commonwealth" calls him the {" American
Dsmosthenes. Mr.. G. happened to be born
in "hold Hingland."
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The Foreign News.

By the late arrival from Europe, we have
nothing from the Crimea except reports of
sorties Of the garrison of Sebastopol, &c. A
late dispatch from Gen. Canrobert states that
with the return of fine weather siege opera
tiOns would exhibit greater activity, and we
may therefore expect, by the next arrival
news of more startling character than we
have lately received. Meantime both armies
are being reinforced and furnished with the
necessary supplies. A violent hurricane occur
red in the Black Sea, which lasted three days.
Thirty-6ve ships Of the allies were totally de-
stroyed, and as many more were seriously
damaged; but notwithstanding the frightful
violence of the tempest, and the almost unpar-
allslsd destruction Of vessels, the number of
lives lost did not exceed three hundred. The
full force of the storm was felt at the harbors
of Eupatoria, katcha, and Balaklava, where
the vessels of the allied squadron suffered SO
severely. While the gale ragged with its great
est fury, strong force of the Russians ad-
vsnced upon and attacked Eupatoris, but they
were promptly repulsed.
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Agents for the Evening Star out Of Wash.
inQtOu

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- Metropolitan Mechanics. In

n.y. Metropolitan Mechanfcsy In.
u9 stitute Lsctures.-The Board OF Man
ayers have the pleasure Of announcing to the pub
ic that Professor ESPY has kindly consented to de-
liver short course Of Lectures before the Institute
on that psrt Of Meteor lngv which embraces the
cause of Storms, and the Phenomena which pre-
cede them, by which q careful observer may know
when they are approaching, from "a to 4S hours Re
fore their arrival His first lecture will be given in
the Metropolitan Mechs1ics' Institute Rooms, over
g. 4 T. Parker's Store. Pennsvlvlnis avenue, (oppo.
site Browns HoteD on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
December 9th, at ~ O'Clock.
The Professor Is DESTROYS that those persons who
desire to attend the course should bs present ~ the
first lecture as the elements will be hen explained,
without understanding which, it will be difficult to
understand the remainder Of the course
Lectures free.
By order: P. NJ. PEARsON,
dec 80 Rec. Sec.