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ImposrTross OF HAcKmEs.- Compia.nts
are frequently made by ladies and gentlemen 2. me
impoiteness Of hackmen 10 refusing 10 iaas ane.n
10 their residences alter having carried tnen :. :.
rh,rb lade. In delicate health have been put isto
the street more than mile from their residences
and made to walk home. These iinposhions len
tolersble and should not be submitted TO- L.
men agree to take persons to the ourIa. u s
or At least to the place at which they got to en- ana
when any of them refuse to do they deserve snI
should receive severe punishment, The mass OF
hackman, we believe, are polite and accomnlou ~. a.
sarvica n an thar Of mule driving and when tney
forget their places legal should be taken 70
refresh their recollections
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CHANGE OF HOUR,
Sit STEAMBOAT CURTIS
- - - ECK-P SAGE TO PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
tbs PECK, Capt JOHN DAVIS, having undergone q
complete overhaulng, has resumed her regular
the river between this and the above places,
leaving the wharfa at Rockets every Saturday Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely
touching at all the regular landings going and return
ing.
Passage TO Portsmouth and Norfolk........S200
Meals SOC. each.
oc 80 r. o. HASKiNS.
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LocAL MATTERS.

ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
On Friday night last freight train going ont on the
Central Railroad ran off the track In The Valley,
doing consider able damage 10 the cars, &c The
accident was caused by the disarrangement of the
switch,
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A FACT WORTH REmrmBERNe-In this

age of empiricsm, when "cure-allsn abound me.
dcine which has stood the test of scientific investss
medical faculty is certainly rarity Such medi-
cine is STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY Elk sYcTo-
RANT. which has been recommended by numbers of
the best and most experienced ply scians, used by
them IN their practice with the happiest salts and
invariably gives relief in coughs colds and
dis Of the lungs and throat generally l. win be
well for all to bear this in mind during the Indictment
season now approaching, as By doing they may be
means of preventing much suffering to them sslyes
friends.
See descriptive pamphlets, to behad gratis of the
agents.
Price for each only so cents, or six bottles for
$3.50.
L. FL. sTABLER & CO.. Propretora
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond
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DR.. T. A. Berkeiy was accidentally shot in Au.
gusta county, last week, by Mr.. VIM Watts. He
was seriously, but not dangerously injured.
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FANCY VELVET VESTH.--Just re-
u ceivsd, beautiful lot Of Fancy Velvet Vests.
ct No. liz Main street.
90 80 9. MsRcHAHT wEIsIGER.
MOUNTAIN BUTTER-A few kegs Of
oe@ ~ ~ 's'' = j.LvRY,
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EIRE WORKs-The Armory Band ba-

EIRE WORKS-The Armory Band ha-
L wing obtained the permission of Capt. Dimmock
will on Monday night the 30th inst at "a o'clock at
the Armory exhibit the following beautiful pieces
of Fireworks.
The Liberty Tree,
Enchanted Ring,
Pride of Aurora,
Rose and Diamonds,
Lovers Knot,
Bouquet
Pyramids of Candles,
Rockets ard
Flying Pigeons.
Price of admission IS cents
The proceeds to be appropriated for the payment
of new set of Instruments the cost of which will.
be $l10o; to meet which there Is deficiency of $3.50
generous public 10 most respectfully invited 10
be present, when the Band will express their graft
tude by their sweetest melodies.
Doors open at 81 o'clock.
oc 20 Armory, Richmond
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
There will be meeting OF the Society at the AFki-
CAN CHURCH. on Mopday, Tuesday, wedn -sdsy,
Thursdsy and Friday nights for the Transaction Of
business and for free conversations on prscfcs sRr-
culture, TO commences 1t u o'cloct. oc So-ot
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nRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.-The
IL attention Of strangers visiting the State Fair IL
invited to stock of Goods. which will be found
entirely fresh, and of the most fashonabls styles
Having all been bought at the low prices of this Fall
we are prepared to offer great inducements in prices
Our stock consists In part Of say:
Fancy Silks, some of the richest ever In this
market.
Plaid and Striped Silks super Plain and Brocads do
Ilsin and Figured Mousiains
Plain and Plaid Mernoes; Irish Popiins
English Merinoes, Afpscss, kc.
We have also large stock Of Ladies' Cloaks all of
the newest and most fashionable styles.
Ehawiso Of all kinds
Embroidd Collars Chemis.ttes Sleeves and Hdkfs
fine variety of Cloths, CsssmeIeA, Vestinss
Stocks. Scarfs Gloves and other goods for fall and
winter.
Velvet Tapestry and Scotch Carpets and Rugs
Bed Blankets. SheetinRs, Dsmasks, Napk ms, &c.
Virginia Woolens. Ksrssys, Cassinsts, Linssys.
Blankets. &e., for servants clothing, he
CdAS. HAkTWELL CO., lis Broad Ct,
oe 50 Opposife Swan Tsyefu
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A ATTENTION NATIONAL GUARD.
q Attend q meeting of your Company, THIS (MON-
III DAY) EVENING, at SCHADO'S HALL, at
" O'Clock. Election of officers will take place, and
every member, 1t is hoped will be present
oc 50-It* By order of the Captain
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A Coop IpEA-Mr. Il. Naylor has wise
lv determined to run line OF omnibuses from the
United States Hotel to the Agricultural Fair
Grounds, during the continuance of the Fair, and
will put the price Of ride at toentyfee cents only
By adopting this plan, every body will have an op.
portunity OF visiting the Fair Grounds at small cost
and in the mean time save themselves tedious
walk.
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AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-Froma notice
In to-day's paper it will be seen that the State
Agricultural Society will hold meetings every
night this week, except Saturday, at the Afri-
caa Church These meetings will be highly
interesting. Their deliberations will relate
to the business of the Society, iAterspersed
with occasional conversations ON practical
agriculture that win be exceedingly interest
ing. Theywill no doubt becrowdeed.
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NuW apuCrAL NOTICES.

SrwIro MAcnlNEs.-I have taken the
Agency for the sale Of HUNTS SEWING MA.
CHIMES which in point Of capacity, simplicity and
durability are warranted equal, and considering the
lov price, are preferable to any In use.
One OF the Machines will be on exn,si.'oh ~ sso
Mechauics and enc At the Agricultural Fas.
oc SOW z. HORTON kEACH, VI mainP.
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SELLING OFF BELOW COST, TO
CLOSE BUSINESS.
DHILIP ELBRESHTER. No. 8 East
i Main street, below the Old Market has on
hand large stock of GUNS, PISTOLS, WORK
BOXES. PORTE MONNAIES, and general assort-
IN ent OF Fancy Articles.
He would respectfully AK the ladies to call and
looh at his stock of EMBROIDERY. which consis.s
of Sleeves, Chemisettes Collars and Binds.
Also. large lot of Misses CLOTHING, which
he will sell off below cost as he intends ssing bu-
siness PHILIP ELBRESHTER.
8. just received, per steamer jaime stown, large
LOT of new HAIR DRESSES, from Paris, for sale
cheap oc 30-6ts
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Wholesale Agents, Richmond
And By Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. oc S0-dAel2t
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THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Animals and
articles for Exhibition at the State Fair con-
tinues to come in. Horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs have come in large numbers, and some
ofthem are the finest we ever beheld. A
number of articles have also been received
since our last The exhibition, all its depart
ment considered, promises to be one worth
going long way to see.
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The Dock AND THE LoCKs.-The stran.
gers who come to the city this week should
not omit a visit to the dock and the ship lock;
nor should they fail to see the locks which
connect the basin with the dock. These works
are among the grandest of the kind in the
world. Every Virginian ought to take a
pride in surveying these triumphs of art, and
great auxiliaries of commerce. They are
monuments of our day. and though we have
delayed great works that ought now to be f.
nished to be adding incidentally to our
wealth, we may still be proud of these.
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the other, consequently there has besna-r,

the other, consequently there has bean M
transactions worthy of note. We think. how
ever, tnat this mornings news will bring them
.posetner, and that something will be done ia
'ne course OF the day. Sellers are still de-
manding 81: No change in wheat or corn.
~ the fellow who caught one of the carriers
OF tne Star IN Georgetown yesterday, and took
Ilom MIN several of his papers and tore them
up repeats the offence, we will not only expose
MN, but try The force of the law upon him.
a word TO the wise is sufficient
T. ). Wright, auctioneer sold Yesterday the
Following property at public sale. Brick house
and lot, part of lot lSl, on Bridge st., to B. F.
Moxley, for $3.50; part Of lot, IA feet front, adj
joining the above. to f. Il. Raglan, for $3.50 So;
old frame house on High street, to Miss Mary
Thomas, for S5l5; lot No. 20, on Frederick at
to D. W. Oyster, for S147 so.
Canal Irads.-Eleven boats, heavily laden
with -four, grain, limestone, wood, &c. have
arrived this week, and twelve departed with
merchandise for different points along the line.
Fish at our wharf this morning are ouita
scarce. Shad selling at SIC per 100, herrin 2
S7.50a$8 per 1000.
Arrtrals Schooner John Thomas, Philips.
Laurel, to Jos. Libbey & Son; schooner Two
Brothers, Treadway, Philadelphia, to e. Pick
rell Co; schooner Australia, Bragg, Wash-
ington, N. e., to Jos. Libbey & Son s;hooner
e Flower, Churchwell, to John A. Grimes.
SPECTATOR
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE,
GEORGETOWN, April 5. l8!

OAoAuhio"N, april y, loC4.
The mild weather Of the last two or three
days has produced quite change in business
along our whaTves and Water-st. This morn
ing signs of returning activity are visible in
every direction. The number of packets and
other vessels receiving and discharging car
goes is considerable. There is also quite a
feet of small craft discharging cargoes Of
lumber, wood, &c. And in every direction
which the eye turns. drays, carts, and wag-
CONS, are hurrying to and fro with -four, grain,
hay, &c. ....- IRE SOD =
AT the meeting of the directors of the
Metropolitan Railroad yesterday afternoon,
but little business Of moment was done more
than the passage Of a resolution, directing the
Chief Engineer to proceed, with as little delay
as posi- bile, to locate the rout, and make the
necessary estimates Of cost, maps and plans,
and report to the Board This work will be
sufficient to occupy the time of the engineer
for some six or eight weeks .z..Lsy771 - a1r
Inc amount Of -four inspected in our city
for the last ten years, according to friend
Shoemaker's report, amounts to over Zoo, 600
barrels, an aEersge Of 10000 barrels for
each year, ~ sTu7-7 4 sgEss r- e..s f,fs sff,rv
Tho foreign news of this morning ohas had
but little effect upon our -four market, cther
than to strengthen the bears in their hopes OF
succeeding in obtaining from the bulls still
further concessions. For several days past
there has bsan nearly an entire cessation oil
hostilities, each party appsared to be afraid Of
II =. ~ L s--%r
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, April 5, 1854.


B~s'nsss-.Commereiat Interests, 9c.-Lc.
f"re-Boom ChiIdren-Poetics-Fish.
The Spring trade, thus far. has been un-
usually dull. and our merchants complain Sc.
riously. With all the internal improvements
mills, railroads, canals, and brick warehouses
inclusive, the retail trade of our city has in
creased in no proportion to the rise in rents
and taxation, and 1 fear our wholesale bust.
ness is calculated figure far above its real
value Certainly, the transaction of last
week exhibit tremendous rise in the price of
real estate, and the recent steps toward organ
izing board Of trade, seem looking to in
creased commercial interest, but thus far our
commerce is by no means what it should be.
While Alexandria is only large commission
and forwarding house for the Northern cities.
we surely cannot expect to rank high in COM
mercial Importance There is considerable
difference between buying grain and building
locomotives for other States, as much as be.
tween a warehouse and mandatory.
Last night, the lecture of Prof. Hallowell at
the Lyceum was we'll attended, and his learn
ed and ingenious remarks listened to with an
attention which must have been highly graft
flying to the distinguished lecturer.
AHe DUH cnlluren attracte1 considerable
crowd to witness their dramatic performances
at Liberty Hall, and gave universal satisfac-
ton. They continue with us two evenings
longer.
A Mr.. Churchill advertises apoetical lecture
at the house Of Mr.. Bingham, Washington
street-admittance 12t cents. Who is he?
The change in the weather, and the present
wind, is God-send to our Potomac fishermen.
who have been anxiously waiting for the pros,
poet of some remuneration for their heavy
outlay. Success attend their nets. AMI.
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33t
BY J: G. NEG UIRE. Auetioneer.

By J. C.. MEG e, Aucttoneer.
SUPERI0R CABINET FURNITURE, Rosewood
~ "Chi"keriDg" Piano Forte, eleganr set of French
gut Table Ornaments, rich crystal cut Glassware,
French Chisa Dinner, Dessert and Tea Ware Gle
CANT gilt and cut glass Chaudeliers haudsome iami
iy Carriage, French Coupe, and n pair Of Bay Car
riacc Horses, Son THURSDAY morning. April
18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of the Hon W
NJ Gwin, corner of Sd and streets shall sell eli
his ELI CANT Furniture and Household Enscts, com
prising-
Handsome feren-cctave Louis XIV. Piano Forte, BY
suite Of Rosewood blue and gold satin covered Parlor
Suite Of rosewood crimson brocatee covered Psrlor
Furniture
Elegant crimson satin damask Curtains. With lace
Curtains, Corpice, &C., to match
ROSEWOOD msrble-top centre Table, Chinese Tespoys
Pearl inlsid centre Table, Rosewood Eeceptn Chairs
sisting of nine pieces
Pain Pain Of ssssSh gilt r ea for
Handsome Frerch plate Mirror, with the flab and
Beautiful French China Vase Of Flowers, e1qas-
Elegantly decorated French China Dinner, Dessert,
Rich crystal cut Glass claret Pitchers, peoanters
aioger bowlf, Water Bottles Tumblers, Wines
Cbampaisnes Preserves. Celery Stands, &c.
Brc-;Ze CSndelabras. m intel Ornaments
French nantel musical Tinepiece
Eighteen dining Chairs, upholstered With green mo
rocco
Extension, breakfast, ard side Tables
Table Cutlery, Plated Ware
Velvet ana Brussels Carpets, Rugs
Venetian, Stair, and hall Carpets, Olcloth
Oak carved 1Isil Chairs IIat Rsek
Rosewood Eiiz6be:hisn Becsteads
Rosewood dressing Bureaus, Washstands
Rosewood mirror-front Wardrobe, lined throughout
with satin wood
HANDSOME china Toilet Sets
Mirror front mahogany Wardrobe
Marble top shaving Stand, Psyche glars
Mahogany hair spring-seat Chairs, Rockers
Do Bureaus. marbletop Washstapds
Walnut, cherry, and maple Bedstsads
Best curled hair and husk Mattresses
Mars ei Quilts, Blankets, Comforts
Superior Feather Bolsters and Pillows
Together with q large and excellent assortment of
Kitchen Requisites
At O'Clock
In front of the residence. shall SELL
Elegant family Carriage and Harness
small French Coupee
Pair superior Carriage Herses
Terms: $50 and under cash /; over that sum or~d-
CT two and four months for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
max Old Auctionear.
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~ LIONS KArHAIaoN.-Rbr Preserving. Rcstor
'n9' Cleansing, and Beautiyins the Eai- alternating
Nervous Headache, and Curing Eruptirc Diseases Of
the SKIN Its reputation co-extensve with the civil
hzaton OF the globe, makes all praise superfuous,
all exageration impossible; and since its discovery
has found no substitute to compete its incontssted
its incontestable superiority, Physicians and Chem
ists-honorabe citizens from ell professions of life
the leading Journals Of Europe and Americs-Ls
dies who have used it upon their dressing tables
and Mothers in their Nurseries-in fact, its miio,
patrons everywhere, from plebians to kings, pro
nounce it the most pleasing and effective article
either as Medicinal Toilet preparation ever pro
duced. ..t -- ..F....
Do not fail to give it trial.
Price % cents, in large bottles.
D.s. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, NY.
mar 1O-1m
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LHOR SALE.-A very desirable FARM on the
~ RnckYil r Curnile 4 u raiIas

LfOIt SALE-A very desirable FARM on the
Il Rockvil Turnpike, ~ miles from Georgetown,
containing 100 acres IS of which is perfectly set in
Timothy, the balance. 25 acres in Timber of sure
rior quality. The improvement consists of con-
Portable House, large barn. hay barn, sufficient for
100 tons hay; house to hold $50 barrels corn !;
stables complete TOR horses, &c. It has q Peach
and Apple orchard of or 600 trees All the buildings
are new and covered with best cypress shingles The
place is we'll watered and has located near the house
aspr ng Of the purest WATER the quantity of water
given out from it adapts it particularly as dairy
farm. The neighborhood is of the most respectable
character The lands adjoining being rapidly
poltan Railroad runs within n mile of the Farm,
and it being nearly equidstant between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot at this place For
terms apply TO j. l.. KIDWELL,
mar lit High street, Georgetown, D. C.
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AUCTION SALEa
BY e. s. WRIGHT, G.org.tow,

BY Il. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
NARRlAGE, HARNESS. INSURANCE STOCK
y &c, N Aucnon--on FRIDAY afternoon. the
TIN Instant, at o'c,ock shall sail in front Of ths
Auction Rooms ~ VIC
A small Carriage and Harness, suitable for one
ly paid up.
The carriage viii he fod on q credit of mon.hs.
The stock will be soid for cash
E. WRIGHT,
dpS-ot Auctiooeer
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ES HESRY's INviGoRATINa CoRp1AL,-Tbe eel,
DRAFTED cure for GENERAL DEBILITY and all NERyor
DISEASES. Price 81 per bottle; bottles for s5:
for So; IL for s16. For sale by ~
w. II. GILMAN, Washington,
PEEL Il STEVENS, Alexandria
MACPHERSON MARSHALL, Baltimore,
7. W Drorr Sons, Philadelphia,
mar 23-lm*
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April S. II M.-Nour;
sales of 200 barrels of Howard Street
at 81, and l ZOO barrels at S6.874; sales
of 1000 barrels City Mills at SILICA
Wheat; sales Of l400 bushels at
Sl.72a$lI5 for white and At $l.68a$1 ~
for red. Corn; sales of 5000 bushels at
7Oa71 cents for white. Oats: sales OF
1900 bushels at Al cents. No change in
other articles. 'sst 1ali'
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4. We CURE OF ScRoFULA OF TEN YEARS STANDING by
ths use OF kidweils Beach Drop; confirmed by the
ce.tiliea'e OF MIS- Emerson, of Aexandria, who has
gined consderaole reputation for the treatment NJ
ulcers, &C. Mrs. E. will give further infsrma ton to
ny one visiting her relative to the case The char
after of the BEACH DROP is fully established. that
no one a"ooss that it possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparation manufactures
Tor the cure of scrotula, Bronchil Diseases. Rhen
matism, &c. Strangers visiting Washington who
nave trends AFFLICTED with such diseases can have It
"Star" P"eS nc. n. tu7
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a. A. a Spring and Summer Hedieine Carriers
6PASIsh MUfIRE stands preeminens above ell 9th
sn Its singulsriy ef6cscious action on the blood.
its strengthening and vivifying qualities, its tonic
action the Liver its tendency to drive al humors
TO ths surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Natures own prescription; its harmless, and
at the same time extraordinary good effects, snd the
number of cures testified TO BY many of the most 70
spectacle citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere,
must be con, lnsive evidsnee that there Is no hum
bug about it, !w yakI ssd asz -sss = q. s} tjs-z
Ths trial ofa rinsls bottle will satisfy the most
scsptical Of ita hensits. k toos slE t-7 lsazs ri
- See advertisement. z .S3 g-tf sgaE .sEG.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

'ok SALE.-A handsome two story and attic
Il brick HOUSE, nearly new, and the It, situated
on 'th street between IL and n streets north; the
houss contains rooms, well finished with gooi pas-
rage clothes presses and closets side and back ally
good wood house. large enough for stable and car
riage house Would take in part a good BUILDING
tot For particulars apply to Rawlings Reicl.'s
Grocery Store, corner 7th and streets
ap+4ts
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DRY GOODS


At Wholesale or by the Piece
M ERCHANTS and others buying goo Is at whole
WI sale or by the piece for cash. viii find it great
ly to their advantage to give US q call aud beg leay:
to call their attention to the following:
cases Prints
do Lawns
do Barage de Lanes
10 DO bleached Cettons
bales brown Cottops
100 dozen Napkins
100 do Towels
20 bundles brown linen Table cloths
bales Carpet Chain, assorted co.ors
10 pieces Rag and List Carpets
10 bales Cotton Bats
500 dozen Spool Cotton, white and cold
200 gross Lasting, bone, and other Buttons
$1,000 Needles, best make
200 doz Linen Cambria Hand'kfs
With large and general stock, adapted to the
wholesale trade, which will be sold cheap as they
can be bought in any of the Northern cities.
VERIFY. TEBBS VERY,
Corner Of Penna. avenue and It'll street.
8p 3-dln
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- On the heights adjoining the City and next to
"kalorama," containing II acres of ground, with a
large brick dwelling House, Barn, and other out
houses
This is one o. the most desirable places In the VI
cnty of the city. For terms and other information
apply to w. PAIRO
mar 25-eo2W
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6-SoMErHING NEw-In consequence of The lih.
sral pa ronage bestowed on the Metropolitan Gal.
sry the proprietor has made an engagement with
Mr. Verge, an artist from London, By whose pro-
cess d"guerreotypos will be coored with brillancy
ana DURABILITY unattainable by the common method,
ano lar SURPRISING in beauty Of effect and delicacy
o. ,, detail the finest paintings ivory. To avoid
ladies' and gentlemen are invited to
MAKE Their engagements in advance, and their min
issures VIII then he made at the hour designated
metropolitan Gallery over Lane 4 fuckers store
pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
GEO. ADAMS Artist
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Connecticut El.ction-Firs AZ Hartford

HARTFORD, April 4.-The returns r-
celved thus far show the election of Is
whtg Senators, 2 Democrats, and 4 to
hear from.
81 Wing Representatives and Al Dem.
ocrats.
6 Wing Sherifs and 2 Democrats.
The returns continue to show decided
opposition victory. The opposition will
have two-thirds the House; and IL, and
possibly l9, of the 81 Senator's.
1t is impossible at present to give an
estimate of the popular vote.
The soap and candle mandatory of
Messrs. Humphrey, Seymes & Co., was
entirely destroyed by the fire this morn
ing.