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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS.
GEoReErowN, March e5, 1854

GEoRGErowN, March %, 1854
After the passage of some measures of minor
Importance. by our Common Council last night
the resolution of Mr.. Terry, amending the re-
solution which was passed by the Councils
and vetoed by Mayor Addison, instructing the
committee who represent the interests of cur
town before Congress, to ask for the power to
levy tax of one and half per cent upon all
real and personal property, by striking out the
half, and instructing them to ask for one pei
cent only, was taken up. After quite warm
and lengthy debate it was pat upon its final
passage and rejected-ayes 2 nays 9; where
upon Mr. Tenny, for the purpose, We presume,
OF bringing this important and vexed question
fully before the people, offered his resignation,
which was accepted, and the clerk directed to
notify the Mayor to call an election to fill the
vacancy. So that this question, which has
agitated our council and the public mind for
some six months, will at last 60 where we think
1t should have gone in the first place-to the
people ~. f n -
We conversed this morning with several far
mers attending our market, and all entertain
fears that the extreme cold weather now pre-
vaiiing, will seriously injure the coming fruit
crop. -.. .
Messrs. Duvall 4 Kirkland have purchased OF
tne Union Bank company, the lot situated upon
the south side of the canal, formerly OCCUPIED
by A p. Waugh, as a wood yard, for 81 200
where they intend establishing an extensive
iron foundry and machine shop
Some of our Potomac fishermen notwjth.
standing the very unfavorable weather are
making sad havoc among the finny tribe AT
the Sycamore landing, (Mr. Clark s. on Thurs
day last, ,225 shad was taken Mt one haul and
yesterday, $50. They are selling at our dock
at 16aS2O per 100; herring LASH 30 per 1000
Rev. Mr.. Sutherland will preach in the NJ
z. church tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
and again at o'clock in the evening Rev.
BENIN Brook will preach in the NJ E. church
at l, and the Rev. Mr.. Steel at z o'clock
We learn this morning that the steamer
Maryland will run regularly hereafter between
Of freight and passensa She arrived vo4t this
morning to E. Piekrell d Co, the agents and
deprrted again about 10 o clock for Baltimore
via. Alexandria.
lee formed last night in many places nearly
half an inch thick and the weather this morn
ing is piercingly cold. .,.
We have nothing of Importance this morn
ing from the -four and grain market The last
foreign news caused an advance about equal
to our report Of yesterday. Flour was held
this morning at 1925 $3.50 White whea,
81 80 1882: red sl55 SIPS. Sale thi:
morning of 2, 200 bushels white corn at 10 cts
Prime yellow would bring one or two cent.
more SPECTATOR
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THE STEREosCcPE+-Th!s beautiful instrument
ana VIC nderfu "a beautiful-has been seized upon
by the naguerreotypsts, simplifed, and put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF j. to Daguerreoype pictures it is hard
o restrain ones warmsst enthusiasm, so astonish-
ing 10 the result produced The object of vision seen
through ths Stereosccpe is no longer picture; it
has all the lineaments and peciarities, and pres
enee OF ihe living subject, only less in size The
completeness with which this ID done must be seen
20 be believed The snly place that we know of in
the city where Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured is nITEHIRST's, on Pennsyvania avenue
The world is indicted to Professor WHsATSToNE for
this beautiful invention, which equals ia fact what
we only reai Of In the fabulous miracles Of Friar
Becoa. ... --.,,... .r.. -
The beautiful Daguerreo.ypes described above,
are daily sold at WHiTEHURsTs GALLERY, Pennsylya
MA avenue near Al street
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Execution Of q Murderer

PITTsBuRG, March 24.-David Jewell
was executed here at p. m, to-day, for
murder, in the presence of an immense
COncourse. He read his dying declare
ton, in which he denied that he had pre-
meditated the murder. He said he went
to redress his friends grievances while
strongly under the influence Of liquor,
and knew nothing of the deed until /
was arrested On the charge of murder
He concluded by advising his young
friends to avoid the intoxicating cup.
He died penitent, hoping for forgiveness
from man and from his God.
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctlon.er.

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects at Auction.-0n MONDAY morninz
the 18th instant, 10 o'clock, at the residence OF
the Rev. s. 8. Roszell, street, 10TH shall
sell all his Household Effects, comprising
Mahogany hair spring seat Sofas, Chairs
Marbietop Sofas aud Pier Tails
Mahogany OFT mans, Rout Tables
Reclining Chair, Whatnot, Reception Chairs
Handsome brussels Carpets, Rugs
Three ply and Inerso Carpets, 0:lc'ob
EeRetian stair Carpets, Crash, Rods aud Eyes
Hat R,"sS Eaii LaIlp
Nsrhle top mahogany Side Case Bureau
% WashstaGds Toilet Sets
Mahogany, walnut, AM maple B4dstes ds
Hail and hCsk Mattresses Chamber Tables
bookcase. Bureaus. Wsrtrphes
Walnut Glib, Cradle. Window shades t...
Do Extension Tables, ca ne sea. Chairs
Silver pieted Tea Sets Cnetors
store China t-ipner AID Tea Ware, Glass
Cook Stove and Fixtures, Coamher Stoves
Tin Safe, Tables, Chairs, &c.
Together Hitc a good assortment Of Kitch n Re-
quisites h ... 81 -.r
Terms: SIS and under cash; over that sum r
c-e!it of Two AID iear months, for notes satsfacto
riy endorsed, be2riDg interest,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE.
Aurt
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mar ed
BIZ GREEN q scoTT, Anction..rs.

By GREEN d. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE
Il hold and Kitchen Furniture at Auctiou.-on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, we shall cell at the
residence of Mr. John A. Bremen, On 9th street, be-
tween and streets north. at IL o'clock m, sll
his Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part Of
2 mahogany spring Feat Divans -
Mahogany marble-top pier and centre Taties
Do dining, side, end other do
Do Secretary, Sideboard, and Dressing Bu
Do Can seat Rocking and other Chairs
psrlor and chamber Carpets iF-s sod p =
Mating, ciicloth and Curtains -. :.
Maple end other Bedsteads, Bedding, MattreAees &c
Radiat r, Alright, and other Stoves
fine Cooking Stove and Utensils
French China Tea Set
Glass, Crockerys are. and Cutlery
fee large Refrigerator, ne8riy new
With many other art cles unnecessary to enume-
rate. ---r
Term: Of and under s25 cssh over s25. a credit
of two and four months notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
z. S.-The Houseis for rent 1t has fine large
garden attached to 1t and excellent water On The
premises Inquire on the premises. or Of rsr
..r.- GREEN & SCOTT,
mar I'd Auctioneer.
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r MErAoPoL IfAN 0ALLraY-We cannot too
highly recommend to the notice Of our rsaders the
beautiful stereoscope Miniatures made by Messre.
Adams Dunshee, successors to Thompson. They
practical Dssuerreotypists and fully understand
the business which is evident from an Inspection Of
their productions They give to their subjects an
easy natural position, the right tone Of complexion,
hsrraonize the lights manage the reflections soften
the shadows, and in fact give you Daguerreotype
which cannot be eQualled in this city, In PROOF ..
which they VIII b happy TO make d picture OF any
person. fes az sspesss, who would Ike to test tAsfl
skill in comparison with rival estsblishmsnts.
Remember the "Metropolitan GsHefy," hEms4iy
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AUCTION SALES.
~ J. G! MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.i

ny % y. mcUUIRE, Aucftomeef.
HoUsEHoLDAND KITCHEN FURNITURE NJ
IL Auct ac TUESDAY morning. the 2sth
Of Mr. Peabody. ON north street, betwern nsI.,s,s
avenso and LIST street Capitol Hill) a good ss.crt
ment Of Furniture, viz: -. 80
Bureaus Washstands, Tables 81 -esza.
Cane and wocdsest Chairs, Rockers ss ..lt-.
Bedsteads Feather Beds Bcisters and Pillows 80 -r
Hair and husk Mattresses, Toilet Sets = ~
Carpets. Rugs, Mating, oilcloth Et 4
China, Glass, and Crrckeryvsre ~ .'.,fl
Alright and other Stoves, Fire Irons Pr.
Excellent Cock Stove snd fixtures ~
With many other articles not necessary to emu
merate- 49,
Terms: s25 and under cash over that sum 8
credit Of sixty and ninety days for notes satisfactory
~ endorsed, bearing interest.
~ JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
mar sd Auctiooeer -
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TELEGRAPHIG.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
KxfkEssLY FOR THE EVENING srAz.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LiGH1
q - Later from California

q - Later from California. 80
NV YORK, March e5.-The steamer
Northern Light arrived here to-day,
bringing 400 passengers, and s7o0, 600
IN gold. ...s.--. ....,s :. .a..-.-..
She reports that the steamer John l..
stevens, at Panama, hsd only 500, 900
in gold. 80 - -.
The excitement in California in regard
TO tue Senatorial election, is increasing.
The Sacramento Water Works are in
operation. =.
The Legislature re-assembled at Sacra.
mento, on the oath. AZ.
Horace Bull, an able lawyer from yir-
ginia, had committed suicide.
The Sonora mines have been unusually
productive. ...s 80.
Gen. Wool had arr vedbut, and relieved
Gen. Hitchcock in the command Of the
Pacific division.
A grand dinner had been given to Gen.
Wool, and Ex-senator Foot, of Mississip-
pi. The latter in speech, denounced
the Cabinet. -. -.-.- F..
1t was believed at San Francisco that
Lancaster, democrat, had been elected
10 Congress from Washington Territory.
but the Wings would be in the majority
ia the Legislature.
The Oregon Legislature had adjourned.
A bill had passed ordering a vote TO be
taken in June, on the question Of forming
State Government.
The party OF Fillibusters. in Lower
California, who had deserted, had been
arrested for trial.
Several officers ofthe frigate Portsmouth
had dined with Col. Walker.
The California Chronicle surmises that
President Pierce favors the fillibusters.
and declares that it has no confidence
either in his (Pierce'sl or Marcy's pro-
LESSONS.
The Legislature of Oregon, by rcsolu-
ton, requests An appropriation by the
General Government to build light house
at North Umpqua.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March %, IL M.-Flour
firm; sales of 1000 bbls. of Howard st.
at ssh. Small sales of City Mills at
$7.25 a $3.50. Wheat-sales of 500
bushels at Sl.75 $3.50 for white, and
at $l.70 Sl.75 for red. Corn-Sales
at 20 y cents for white, and at 20
II cents for yellow. Oats at Il cts; no
change in other articles.
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ny j. C MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IvERY IAIEARLE IMpRhYEn AND uNIN

NERf VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
Y proved Property at Agctson-0n MONDAY
afternoon, Apri Sd. at O'Clock on the premises
shall sell part Of OF No O. in Square S45. frontne
80 ieet on 18th street, between q aud SITS. north
running back &C feet, improved by two three-story
aud basement hsick Dwelling Houses, nearly new,
and built IN the most substantial manner, each con
tanning eight rooms.
At O'ciook-on the prs misses, the eastern
part OF Lot No Il. in Square ga fronting IS feet
inches on north street. he: ween 9Th and 10th cts
west. running back Jos feet.
This is a very desirable lot Tor building purposes
As So O'c1Ock-0r imme i;stcly after the
above, l shall sell parts Of Lots j, 2, 8 aud 4, il
Square $751; fronting % feet 10Th street west, b.
tween south c and Virginia avenue, with the i'm
rroveuents, consisting of handsome two story and
a TIC modern built frame Dwelling House. containipe
nine reoTs ard kitchen.
This property is handsomely situated in tha most
p'easant and rapidly improving part Of the Island
little indis put.ble.
Terms orefoBrth cash: the residue IN 8, II, and
Is months, for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing
interest JAS c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Aucfionper.
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rLOTHING, CLOTHING,
~ SPRING .STYLES

rLCTHING, CLOTHING,
~ SPRING STYLES,
.- CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
WALL STEPHENS, Pennsylvsnia avenue. be
tween 9th and 10th streets, next door to Iron Hall,
also three doors east of National Hotel, Ivte cti-
Gems and strangers to examination Of their new
ssortmsnt OF Spring Cloths aud Cassimeres, White
| aud Colored Marsees Silk, Satin. and other Vest
ins., embracing the finest assortment of desirable
goods for the coming season that we ever Offered,
which We will make to order in the most superior
styles much cheaper than the usual city prices for
similar goods. 49, -..-
We therefore invite all purchasers wishing to con-
| suit economy, to examine our present assortment
before making their selections.
Also, constantly on hand large assortment of SUI.
perior reaiy-made Clothing for gentlemen and boys
of all qualities, which. for styles and elegance of fin.
ish. cannot be equslled in this city. .r IS,
mar 21-tf -s
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By GREEN = SCOTT, Auotionesrs

By GREEN - SCOTT, Auctionesrs.
CR0cERIES. LIQUORS, &C., at Auction.-On
" MONDAY, the eth instant, we shall sell, at
the Grocery Store of gentleman declining business
on the east side OF til street, between and sts
at 10 o'c ock m. good assortment Of Groceriee
and Liquors, viz - .-a....F n 49,
Tea Sugar, Coffe, Candles, Soap, Spices .....a
Starch, Molssses, Oil, Vinegar, &c rt .,..
With a general So sortmept Of other Groceries
Also. good and general assortment of Liquors
Terms: All sums of SIS cash; over SIS credit Of
90 and 90 days, for notes Satisfactorily endorsed
.-H- GREEN & SCOTT, l".:
Ar,of
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u LIE ID

On the 24th instant, in the sd year of his age.
30 years resident OF Petersburg, Virginia. 20 ''.F,
G3-The funeral Will take place ON TO morrow (sun-
day. afternoon AT O'clock, from his late residence
corner of Pennsyvapia avenue and 9Th street, and
proceed to st. Matthew's Church, The friends Of
The family are requested 10 attend without further
notice. ''iif 10 90 Z. ..A 80 i'S
HARRIET COCKER, daughter of John and Eliz
abeih Cocker, Of High street, Georgetown, ID. e..
died on Thursday night at 10 o'clock, after shor
Illness aged years. 5iii@ go - y. IN
'g3-ier funeral will take place on 10 morrow fSun
day. afternoon, Ut a O'Clock. The frien,ls Of thu
family are invited to attend 2... 5'' - i,'4
. = ,5.iu Weep not dear friends, [.lloo hs1au
IT'S all in yain;
L Butweep for your sins, y. j - 2. -.
T. - tnd item reffHin. 70 t1 70 -
T. PkiIs iels hia LeStef please copy. S'S''
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y e. n. sTRATToN, Auction.er

EBy e. N. STRATTON, Auctioneer &
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auction.-B,
virtue of u decree of the ircut Co9rt Of the
Dist let Of Columbia, psssad at December term 1882
the subscriber viii offer at pub ic sale, on the prem
iSes, on MONDAY, the 9th II stsnt the ioilowinf
Lots Of ground in the city Of Washington according
to Davidsop's Subd vision, Wis:
Lot No. I, 10 40 aars 2lSs at the junction Of Nass
chusetts avenue and u street north, between 14th
and Is Ii. = r-.-s a III p,
Lot no S, ia square si5, on l4t,1 ,trtet and Yer
mont avenue! af-rtr- '.7H-~e' h7-12iei "a
l. is Nos ~ and 2s, IN square go, on st north,
bet. l4fh and 18th. Z; VI - p O. - So
Lot No Z. in rquars 222, on New York avenue,
bet. 18th and 18th = ..~ - - - 81 -
Lots no 2, 10, Is, ord %, in square 24s, on K St
fronting Franklin Square - . 'i1s'-i = = {
Sale to commence at AZ o'clock, r M, With Lc'
No. ], In Squsre2l3.i ~ 49, ti,ta ~
An authorized plat cf each squfre will be exhibit
ed at the sale. IRIS aIs- -5sss-1 ft-. IS a ~ &
Terms: One-fcurth cash; the residue In three
equal instamepts, at 6, il, and Is m 1nths. With in
terest for which bcpdt kdll be required, Nth sp
proved sureties. sf yreyr,. a. ~ ~
If the terms are not complied With in Eve days II
ter the sale, the property VIII be Ieseld, at tbs rl
and cost of the purchaser arr q Ems >y..I-
Upon the ratification of the sale by the Court ana
pay meut Of the purchase money in fall, it'll The Ia
tsrest, the trustee win convey the property rod Il
the respective purchaser -. =. ,.s.a 81 IN
mar Is. %. @, 25-4t = = : : 'N~" - =
nARPER's MAGAZINE 70. March,
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fosr OFFICE 1RREeuLARrrY. Mr. George
u, stewart, residing in Alexandria, lost his
pace as clerk OF the special committee of the
house on arnory affairs, &C., by an irregular
NY OF the mail in the transmission Of the
letter notifying his appointment, which, al
though mailed on the Sth inst, did not reach
that gentleman until the 14th inst. In the in
teryening time another was appointed to ell
the vacant situation. ,.-,-..--E5 .,... s.a7-, a.
The LONG BRIDGE. "A petition, very
numerously signed, is in circulation in Alex.
andria, praying Congress not to remove the
Potomac Bridge from its present site. g 2
CLosED.-The Post Office Department is
closed to-day to allow the employees an onnor-
tunity of attending the funeral of Major Hob.
bic, late Assistant Postmaster General. a
Nor THE MAS.-Last evening an officer ar
rlved mere from Baltimore to identify the per
son who had been arrested ON the oh aroe of
kiinng Waterman during a riot in that city.
Lie saw Shehan in prison, and identified hin,
as one OF the parties at the riot, but not the
person who struck Kelly the blow that caused
ms death. Shehan has agreed to return to
Baltimore without requisition. " I. "
hErURNED--Mr. Delphy, who was missing
ior several days, has returned. He saws thai
ne had been out of the city, and was sick
which VIII account for his absence The ad.
Eertsement in the Star brought him to light
DEAD.-Richard kendrick, injured on Tues.
day last by falling from the portico of Down.
er's carpenter shop, died this morning from hi:
inward bruises. He will be buried tomorrow
at O'Clock, p. M, from his mothers residence
corner Of ID and 18th streets. s-,
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Louisiana and the Compromise

New ORLEANS, March 23.-The Ne
braska resolutions, introduced into the
House of Representatives, of this State,
deprecating the agitation upon the slavery
question, and declaring the compromises
a fnality, have been unanimously passed.
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~ Cure OF SCROFuLA OF TEN YEARS STANDING by
The use OF kidwelPs Beach Drop confirmed by the
certificate of Mrs. Emerson, of Alexandria, who has
gained considerable reputation for the treatmeht OF
Ulcers. &C. Mrs T. will give further infsrmat ton to
nny one visiting her relative to the The char
acser of the BEACH DROP is fully established that
no one doubts that 1t possesses greater medicine
virtues than any other preparation manufactured
for the cure of ecrofala, Bronchil Diseases, Rheu.
matism, re. Strangers visiting Washington who
have friends afflicted with such diseases, have II
sent to any part of the United States securely
packed. See further evidence on first page of the
ssStarn .... .-.t u .s.s..r ...- :. tM24
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BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctione.rs.

BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneera.
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING AND LOT at
L Auction.-on THURSDAY, the 3oth instant,
We shall sell in front Of the premises, at o'clock r.
H. part of Lot No. II. in Sgusre 4o6 fronting IL f.
on south street. hetwesh AZ aud 9Th street rim
ming back IL feet inches to 80 fo't alley, i'm
proved by twostory Frame Heuse and Kitchen.
Terms: One fourth cash talsnce in six, IL, Bnd
Is months, on notes bearing ioterest.
deed given and deed of trust taken,
All ce nVeye ncipg at the cost of PURCHASER.
GREEN e. SCOTT,
NAL 23-eod Auctioneers.
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From Santa Fe.

LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Mrs. Wilson,
who WAS recovered from the Camancb,,
indians, had been delivered of fine In.
dian boy.
The Magofiin difficulty had been set
tied, be restored the property and paying
damages. lrH'
The Utah Indians had committed some
depredations, and Kit Carson and his com.
pany had pursued them.
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New York Market

New YORK, March 25.-Flour firm:
sales Of 1000 barrels at $50 for State
brands, and S.6S 1915 for Southern.
Wheat-Sales at Sl.69 for white, aad
Sl.78 for red. Corn-sales of 10000
bushels at 70 cents for mixed and 80
50 cents for yellow. Cotton has declined
an eighth. Stocks dull.
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Ely &c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

- ~ n ucIlOheers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT Public Sale -
On WEDNESDAY, TIE 22d inst mt, at ) o'clk
p IN on t'e premises, shall sell Lot No O. in Da
viisan's subdivision OF Squsrs 1888, having front
on l1th street west, between l. snd VI "Irsets nnrth
Of z feet, and depth Of leS feet inch 70 thirty
foot alley. There is slsa alley of feet en- the
north side o. tn. lot.
his lot is situated in q healthy and rspidly i'm
proving portion Of the city. ard offers an exceien,
opportunity 10 any ore DESTROYS of erecting q first
class 6ou e in one OF the most siry, commanding
and fashionable locations in Washington.
Terms: Ono half cs-h tie balance in equal note,
at six end twelve months, bearing int rest and sat
iSfsctorily secured.
III lie perfect. The expense Of conveying to b.
equally borne by tie seller ard purchaser.
.... JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer.
So In consequence OF the rain tn G
above sale is po:tponed until MONDAY afternoon
the 9th instant, at the sem- hour.
- JAS c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auctioneer.
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COL. FIR e MONT.

E now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
TO the Pacific. G. s. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which is q
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify. See Circulars, to be had Of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price s. 90 in large Bottles
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, ID. O. z. d. GILMAN, General Agent, for
Washington and surrounding country.
q. K. FISHER Co. Proprietors, $3.50
No. Al Superior Street, Cleys lans O.
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SPRING GOODS.

thIE are openins to-day some pretty Spring
w CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES. and EESrINtiS tn
which we invite our friends and The pa bile. Weave
prepared to fill ANY order in superior style. a"
We have also Clothing ready made, Of our own
make, in quality and stJ lie much superior to what
is generally TO be found in the ready made line 1t
being our deternlinatio IN to keep but the best
Al3o. fine Dres5 shirts with full supply of fancy
and other articles for gentienaen's USE
.s- YOUNG OREM,
Merchant Tailors and ClotLiers, Browns Hotel.
mar 16-2W ~. -
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mar o.,
:. N. sTRATTON, Auottoneer.

BY e. N. STRATT0N, Auottoneer.
DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE at Auction
- On TUESDAY, March 2Sth 1T o'clock, p. m
on the premises, / shall sell that two-story, base
lnent and attic Brick Dwelling containing eight
rooms, situated on Lot No. Is in Reservation II, or
street north between 2i and Sd street west, thre,
doors east of he resi;t zee Ct Hon. -cnator win
The Lot contains $40 square feet; the Dwelling il
in excellent repair and very desirable for rivat,
residence. ~
Terms: One third cash: THE residue in equal in
stalments at, six. twelve, eighteen and twenty
months, with interest satisfactorily secured
Title iadisputable. Ccnveyancing at the e1pens'
If purchaser. sos mar 22-dts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-25
Liquor Bill in New York.

ALBANY, March 25.-The New York
Legislature have tabled the resolution
putting the liquor question to the people.