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BY 4. n. sTRATToN, Auot.on..r.

BY 4. n. sTRATTON, Auctsoneer.
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING AND VALE
L abe Lot at Auc ion-ou TUESDAY. the 2lst
instant, at O'Clock p. m on the premises I shall
sci the south half Of Lot No. 2 ofthe subdivision a;
square NO. ia, together with the improvements
consisting Of new two-story frame House. with !,
back bui ding and other c1nvenienees, situated on
Delaware avenue, between III and streets north
Iltie iodsputable. Convey ancing at the expense
of purchaser. .r.. ~
Terms: One half cash; tie residue In canal en-
staiments at six, twelve anu eighteen months with
interest satisfactorily secured mar l,-At
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~ Joe ShiIiington receives all the New
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harper'S and all the other Magazines
I'd our readers viii always find large and good as
s'rtnent OF Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of Az street and PENN
Syiyania avenue aua 10
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By GREEN e. SCOTT, Auctton..rs
III NXTENSIEE SALE OF EMRROI MN Irs me-

Oy 0NEkN q SUIT, AuctfOnecrS.
IXTENS1VE SALE OF EMBROIDERTEs Brad
~ ing Patterns, Canvass Tapestry. worsted
French Dress Caps, Head Dresses, &c at Auction
Un MONDAY, the Goth instant, we will commeac,
the faie at 10 o'clock, q. m. at the Fancy Store O
Madame henezen, On Pennsylvania avenu,, betx
sth and 9th street,, two doors asst of Messrs Barn
q Mitchell, Of a large assortment of Fancy Goods
viz:
Embreideres and Brsiting Patterns, CANVASS
Tapestry and Zephyr Worste1, Floss and Purse Sill
Shen !e ,nssl, ard Silk Cord, Frrg es and assels
furse trimming, commenced and fpi. he'd Chepeie
Enbroideries, Crotciiet Cotton. RIbands
Ladies French Dress Caps ami Head Dresses
Purses, Bags, Lamp Mats, Boxes
Fancy Buttons, Toys, and Candy
With many other articles which we deem unn,
cessary 10 enumerste.
Terms cash
The Ladies Of Washington and Georgetown are re
specially invited to the SALE the articles sre wei
worthy their attention
Do come, and we will have lots OF fun
GREEN SCOTT
mar I'D Avcno,sars.
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MonocacY Bridge

BALTIMORE, March lS.-The repairing
OF Monocacy Bridge has already COM
memo ID. The travel over the road will
be interrupted only for few days.
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kHOA SALE-A full biooded, we'll broken. and
= handsome Setter DOG. This is q rare chsuc.
lor sportsman to tecure superior setter. 10,
particn ara apply ct the Star ei5ics. - 80
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~ LYoN's KArHAIRoS.-Fbr Preserving Resto,,
ing, Cleansing and Reasalyins the Hair, alternating
Nervous Aeaashs, and 6uSing Erupstrs Diseases o,
The Skin Its reputation, coextensive with the civil
lzation Of the globe, makes all praise superiuous
all exaseration impossible; and since its discovery
has found no substitute 10 compete its incontested
its incontestable superiority, Physicians and Chem
ists-honorable citizens from all professions of life
the leading Journals of Europe and Americ.-La
dies who have used 1t upon their dressing tables
ana Mothers in their Nurseriesn fact, its millioa
patrons everywhere, from plebians to kings, pro
nounce it the most pleasing ami effective artic,.
either Medicinal or Toilet preparation ever p-o
dueed.
Do not fal to give it a trial.
Price Is cents in large BEETLES.
DIS. BARNES, Proprietor, 16l Broadway, ~.
m
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The New Hampshire Election

CONCORD, March 17.-The excitement
with regard to the result Of the election
increases, both parties figuring out hopes
of ultimate triumph. The returns re-
ceived at the Patriot Office, up to IL
o'clock this morning, show the election
of lao democrats to the House, to l44 to
the opposition. The remaining towns
last year elected 20 democrats to 2 oppo-
sition members.
Bakers plurality for Governor is over
1000 over the wing candidate, though
he falls immensely short Of an election
by the popular vote. General Pierce's
majority in New Hampshire was 5000.
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80 New style Of Daguerreotypes, ON Paper and
GassStraugers and citizens are invited to call and
examine the New Style of Pictures ROW made ct
ROOT q Co.'S Gallery, Pa. avenue, near 18th street
Ambulance free. ian 4-dtf
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a0-ONE OF THE CURIosITIEs OF THE DAY: The bea, d.
ed Woman, a perfect likeness of her on exhibition
a. WHITEKURsT's Gallery. Also, fine likeness OF
captain Creighton, of the "Three Bells"
mar g.
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MAINE MERCER POTATOES.
UoT received by the hooEer Fulton, 500 bush
~ els prime Nero r Potatoes, suit bic for ed or
tie use Will be 50 low, from vessel, if immeda,
application be made to
JOHN J. BOiUE, EE
East side OF the Market, Georgetown.
mar 15-6t
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R1r COMPOUND CUBEBIN POWDERS, sanctioned by
the Medical Faculty, certain, safe, and eifec,ual
remedSfor che cure of al those diseasesewhere Gu
beb or Copaiva are used. Prepared tn great care
aud attention, by T. D GILMAN, Chemist, Pennsyvs-
MIA avenue
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

NOU will find at the same OLD STAND. Pennsyl
l. vania avenue 18th street opposite lib.
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture aDd Siniture Frames g.
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables, Room Moudins
CorniSes &c, &c; Or by leaving your order you ca
have any thing done In my line.
Nb.-Old Frames. DC. regilt at the shortest nv-
the on reasonable terlas- Don't forget the place.
feb 20-ly JOHN WAGNER
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repth Of Water In the Ohio River.

WHEELING. March, ls.-The water in
the ONO at this point, is ten feet deep.
AT pittsburg the depth Of water is oniy
seven feet. a,.r I. - 0''
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tOL< SALE.-A very desirable FARM ON the
- Kockvil Turnpike, I 4 miles from Georgetown
Timothy, the balance, 25 acres in Timber Of sune
nor qualify. The improvement consists Of com
,oreanle House. large barn, hay barn. sufficient for
,oH IONS nay; house to hold $50 barrels corn
stables complete Tor horses, &C. 1t has a Pesch
ana Apple orchard of or COO Trees All the BUILDINGS
are new and covered with best cypress shingles The
spr ng of the purest water, tie quantity of waer
given out from it adapts 1t particularly as dairy
tarm. The neighborhood is Of the most respectable
character The lands adjoining are being rapiiI,
put in complete cultivation. The propossd Metro
politan Railroad runs within Il mile of the Farm.
and being nearly equldistsnt between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot ut thi, place Fer
| terms apply to J. l.. kIDWEi.I.
mar LII High strest, Georgetown, d.
RUiLD1NG LOTS variety of city build
- ing LOTS foc sale On accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply To MYERLE WEBB
neal Estate Agents, few doors east of National Hotel
jan A-eo2m
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WATCH RETURHs.-J Williams. B. Throop
g. Stuart, and G. Noyes, unlawful assem-
blages, security and costs E. B. Kraf-, dis
orderly in the theatre, paid fine and CO. Is.
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer,
Two FRAME BUILDINGS, 10 be Removed. nj
L Aaction.-On SATURDAY afternoon the Is l.
instant, a. oc ck the PREMISE, shall sell two
small Frame Hous s, situated on street, near 2Oih
anu imme diately opposite the Western Market. To
be removed within week aft At the sale .
Terms ca h. JAS. c. MCGUIRE o.
mar Id lna,;a,
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NEW GOODS.

"E are now receiving large lots Of new Spring
w Goods to which we earnestly invite the at
tention Of cur friends and the pubic generally
knowing and believing that we can ofer them tht
very best inducements as regards quality and riee
YEkBY. TkBBs YERBY. N
.dfE Corner 81 7th street and Penna avenue.
mar l1-dlm - aa33
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n &sIRABLE D = ELLING HOUSE AND LOT
- FOR SALE, sitaated cn F, between Sth and
eth street, Island The house is two-s:ory frame,
With attic, and contains rooms, conveniently Ar.
ASHFORD, Police Magistrate for Tth district
mar l3-MSW2wa
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HUM8TJ@s

SAlD number, last Saturday night, when, in.
- stead of Horse and Carriage, they saw Inscribed
on ma 'e, n. The Life of the Fakir Now ladies
gain ptize worth having, just call at Beers Hotel
on Sd street, and learn the beautiful art of INLAY
ING PEARL on furniture and fancy srticIes, which
can De taught In one or two lessons, as hundreds in
with tue unncky, we will allow them one dollar for
frice. 'S
n b.-"e will furnish scholars with all articles
necessary to do the work, at New York nr;c.s and
give them instructions to make or buy them also
AS theieis usually large profit made on the articles
you may save considerable by the directions to MAKE
the articles. ~
ArWe intend to remain only one week moro IN
Washington. mar l3~Iw*
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The CoNCRET.-We would call attention to
the programme of the Complimentary Concert
to MIR. and Mrs. Dannstrom, which will be
found in another column.
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Whie Election.
Riot az Ysle -ce,l.r,

NEW HAVEN. March 1s.-A riot be-
tween the students al Yale College and
citizens, took place yesterday. Patrick
o'Neill was shot dead, and several others
wounded. 1f.
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t7~eRiaINAL C6gRF.-Charles Warren fueero,
was charged with assaulting Edward Short an,
James thompson. on the night of the four
'eenth OF January last. John James Thomp
SOD oeing sworn. stated that on the fourteenth
OF January he was about to arrest the prisoner
VINO was walking along X, near 18th street
aiter ten O'Clock. when he resisted, striking
MIN and his companion Short. The place
where they arrested him was near to Mr.
| Cross's store. Edward Short corroborated the
evidence of the former witness; stating tina,
| the prisoner used the utmost viol ence In
| answer to an inquiry made before his arrest
the prisoner said to the officers that he wa.
going for cigar. The place was close to hi:
mothers house where he was arrested. but, ON
the street, some ten, or twelve or twenty feal
from the residence. The prisoner was found
g not guilty" the Court deciding that the in
dietment charged the prisoner sinnlt w;tb o.
sault, whereas it ought to have been an indie.
,nent for assaultiDg the officers in the execu.
tion OF their duty. Mr.. WoodroH appeared for
the prisoner. ......-,.t ~>- -''
three men, named Harrison, Murdoch. and
GOissborough, were tried for riot and assanIt
IL appears that the prisoners rushed ont of .
small store and attacked a party of voung
men and boys who were passing By ON their
way 10 an evening school, to which some of the
parry belonged The school was at the corner
VI vermont avenue and street. and the bows
were going Ia remove their books from the
basement of the Church, in which the school
nad been kept, to the teachers house.
XSeveral OF the boys gave their evidence. and
stated tnat they gave no provocation whatever
10 the accused for assaulting them. The case
was not terminated when we left, the court
being occupied in hearing the evidence of the
injured parties, who We're severally cross ex-
amined by Mr.. Ratclif for the prisoner.
GCoUNrERFEIrs.-Wew would warn our mer
chants OF the danger of receiving twenty-five
cent pieces United States coinage without ex
animation. A number of counterfe;ts bore
been passed on various persons. and the probo.
oiny is, there are many of the same to be
Circulated They are easily detected by the
feeling, and by the thinness The false coins
are mostly limitations of the coinage of 1858.
lSorEsT--An inquest was held this morn
ing over the body of Michael Lanahan, WHO
walked into the canal last night while intoxi-
Gated and was drowned. Efforts were made
TO save his life by persons near by ut the time
put he was too drunk to understand the mean
Ing Of ms friends The jury returned a verdict
according with the evidence before them.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. An old colored
woman, residing in the Seventh Ward.
attempted suicide last night by taking laud
anum. Although the old lady wanted to die,
she swallowed too much of the poison and the
effect produced was contrary to her wishes.
The CoNCRET.-We would call attention to
the programme of the Complimentary Concert
to Mr. and Mrs. DannstrOm which will be-
found in another column.
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w ANVED-A smart active BOY, about six.
w teen years of age. One that is used TO at.
tending TO Grocery preferred. Catholic prefer.
mar l4-1w*
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS
4 NENTLEMEN'S Fine Dress SHIRTS in great va.
" riety of style and pattern. A full assortment
now on hand.
sn'sts made to order in superior manner, and
good fits guaranteed in all cases, at
LANES
Gentlemens Furnishing Establishment,
Pennsyivania avenue, near AZ street.
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

k)Alh OF Slippers Stockings, and Gloves all for 20
l. cents: Black Silk 81 cents a yard; Garrett IL
cents: bonnets 70 cents; Uudersleeyes, Is Cheni
setts 70; Check cents Calico cents Gloves cis
Understands 81 Shxwis 81 Embroi dercd Elastics 4
cents, &c. t,F .---..-
Also, Ladies' Gum Sandals c.; Clippers g. Gaitsrs
las 81 cents, &c.
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store for Bargains
corner of1th and 1 sts., Northern Liberties
jan 2l-u T. b. BROWN
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1855 -a. VIM. R. WOODWARD, -.-r--
49, A tor N y. q . l. q w, -
Office on Louisiana avenue sig doors east Of Six ID
Residence on 9th, between d and streets.
mar 1T tr..5 .-s .-- s.. r.s ~ sac
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WANTS NEGROES.-Thes Subscribers ara
w al times in the market buying SLAVES. nav
ing the highest cash prices Persons having slaves
Tor sale will please call at A2 PRATT STREET Bal.
board at 25 cents per day W.
feb Fly BIN & W. T.. CANpRFLI
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The Andes 1t HALIFAX

HALIFAX, March IL The Cunara
screw steamship Andes arrived here from
Boston at o'clock this morning, and
sailed again at ii for Liverpool.
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{ ltFiCE fok RENT-Oser the store of Duyall q
~ Bro, next door to Whitehurst's Gallery. A.
ply to Durail d Bro, or at Whitehurst's Gallery.
LIT
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CHICAGO, March 17.-Senator DoueI..
was burnt in effigy by an immense con-.
course OF Germans. on the public square
in this city, last night.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctteneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITcHEN FURNIrVPr.
i l. Cow, &c at Auctinn.-bn FRIDAY nha si.t
IN tant We shall sell, at the late idence OF Mrs
Mary Lazenby deceased at 10 o'clock a m on 9th
between Massachusetts avenue and NJ street north
good assortment OF Furniture viz: sa't Z
Mahogany Sofa, Bureau, Work stands, AMI Tables
Cane seat and other Chairs, Bedstesss, dc. l..' O.
Feather Beds Be3ding, and Mattress .r
Carpets, Rugs, Mating, and Oilcloth
COOKING. air-tight AID other Stoves Refrigerator
China, Glass, Crockery, and Stoneware. "'8
WIN msny ether articles, which deem unnecessa
ry to enumerate
Also, hrst rate Mich Cow, now giving milk
ierms: All sums under $25 cash; over SIS, credit
of 'ixtv and ninety das for notes satisfactor;Iy or
dorsed, bearing interest
GREEN SCOTT,
Rdr lo-u Arctioneers
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E'ARM FOR RENT-A small improved FARM.
win rev and comfortable dwelling and out
houses. pleasant situated, ~ miles from Washia O.
:on on the Plank Road, adjoining tie farm of +. ?
blalr Esq. VIII be rented on reasonable terms For
information apply to 2. FENwIcE on the adjon:nr
farm, or at j. VAN RIswIcK's Lumber Yard corner o.
Canal ard 7th streets mar IL a.
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. An old colored
woman, residing in the Seventh Ward.
attempted suicide last night by taking laud
anum. Although the old lady wanted to die.
she swallowed too much of the poison and the
effect produced was contrary to her wishes.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

BOSTON, March IA despatch this
evening from the Patriot office, Concord
says their returns show the election of
l56 democrats, and LAG wings and free.
Soilers, leaving democratic towns to
hear from. These figures do not cores
pond with the returns received by the
Statesman, and as number Of members
are claimed by both parties. and a nor
ton of the democrats elected belong to
Mr. Bruke's " Old Guard" who are hos.
tile to the administration, it will be diff.
cult to ascertain the result, till the meet.
ing OF the Legislature. Baker, democrat.
will have from 100 to 400 majority
for Governor.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CONCORD. N. H.. March l8-Tbe
suit in New Hampshire require the off.
cial returns to decide. House. 50 far &C
known, Coalition IL majority Senate :
Democratic majority.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SAL
IL Under isued u i'll sell accommodating terms
part OF his Real Estate ia the City of Waahingtos
consisting % a large amour. Of cheap Ground, an
number OF valuable Building Lot. in yarions Soc
lions Of the city. Apply to
THOs. LUMfhIN, Office, IGsa ST, OF to
]. @. MCGUIRE,
Auc.ioneer and Commission Merchant.
mar 14-lm
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FNHE W ESTERN TELEGRAPH O.
Il have rsnoved their once to Gadsby's Hotel on
Pennsylyanis avenue, near corner Sd street.
The Rooms occupied by them over Gilman's Drug
Store are for rent. I--- -.l--.
For partiarlars inquire at the Western TELEGRAPH
Omce. -Hi ~ ian 3Q-tf
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VERY DESIRABLE FURNIRHED HOUSE NEAR
LAFAYETTE SQUARE, FOR RENT-TLc
subscriber will rent threestory snd attic Brick
HOUSE, situated on Fl street. between 18Th and l6th
streets, handsomely furnished, with two large psr.
IorS, nVe "ham hers dining room, Kitchen, rantries
the House if desired
TINS property is situated in The most delightful
part OF Washington, and 10 satisfactory tenant III.
terms will lie made accommodating.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE
Auctonecr and Commission Merchant.
s
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"WGnts" and :" WGntei' advertisements, four lines
OF less for each insertion, Is cents each additional
line s CENTS sff - a--l--''--'
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A TPR!VASE SALE.-A handsome building LOT
"A on IL street near the corner Of 18th, with
fine brick house on each side of IL Front os e.,
de- tn ITO, or less if desired. For further partieu
lars enquire at the corner adjoining.
iS-Gt .
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TAVERN STAND FOR RENT ooos Ctn,c. =
L THEGREEN TREE HOUSE.-This we'll know
esta oilshment on Pennsylvania avenue, near th,.
Capitol is now offered Ter rent i,r term of wear.
with the good will of the Proprietor. For terms al
upon tne Undersigned. JAMES McGKANN
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FOR SALE AND RENT

INOR SALE.-A Frame STABLE l6 feet sousro
Il near the corner IF E and 18th strects-to IL
removed 'e
Also, an ectrical Machine and a Day and Nigh,
Glass. Address Nc. C. Y st this Office
mar 1S-St#
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D o0MS FOR REhT-In pleasant beaithv .rd
~ agreeable location, south side Of the Smithso
man Grounj, corner CT 10th and STREETS, within
len MINUTES walk ofany of the D apsrtments
Terms Moderate Apply to the attendant, ives
end OF the Smithsonian Institution.
mar lt-eo3-*
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AUCTION 8AIsH8.
By GREEN q SCOTT, Aaction..r,.

By GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers.
BUILDING Lon O. sAsesSeu-on
dpAf, the. 2ith iestsnt, shay SD. q S.
,;,ss M. Ia tFept-of rremiseS tw. shaoSs N o
o ns cntA tip.ssd oHnorth y. between Let and
n sso Ie,t, beng lsh Nos Is and 10. in souSrs,
r"nn O sscs I I"n a boot on street n, d.
ing mont OF sixty feet, Will admit Of divsion
Will De soii In ioss to snit purchasers. = J.
Title ipdiYutable. = - I've - = q
Terms: 0netbiud cash; balance In So, =. :.
and eighteen months the purchaser to ei,s 49,,
for deferred payments, bs,ing interest from a.
sale. a. irsaa.t ,. -slF : ~
deed given and q deed of trust taken 800 !.
81. 7a5ara.s--.E GREEN a SCOTT q =
mar i'd ..l.- .TE -F Auctionesrs
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE, Auattoneer.
H0UsE and LOT IN THE FIRST wAGD AT
IL Public Sale.-on THURSDAY sf ernoon.
March q, at O'Clock. tn premisFs.' shsll sell
Lot No L. in square 49, fronting 81 feet 10 ipche,
on north II street, between 10th and 21-h streets
west, and running back ll6 feet inc hes with the
improvements, consisting Of a two-story Brick Dwell
nng House with small back building aud eel ar
uuder the front house. !.
ms property is situated in a very desirab'e part
BILE
Terms cash. JAS NcaIJIpr
mar sd a,.;..l
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HALL Of REPREsENTArIvEs- Rev DR.. Duff,
Of the Free Church Of Scotland, QODg the dis
tinguished missionary TO Calcutta,) will, by
leave of Providence, preach in the Hall of
Representatives tom morrow morning.
Annual MISSIONARY MEETING.-The an
nual meeting of the Street Presbyterian
Church Missionary Society takes place to-nor
row afternoon, 1T 81 o'clock Addresses will
be delivered by several of the most eloquent
diyiaes of this city.
MISSIONARY SERMOS.-The Rev. Mr. Coop
er, who was on board of the San Francisco ut
the time of its unfortunate shipwreck, will de-
Liver sermon tomorrow, Sunday at Trinity
church, on behalf of the mission to South
American, whittier he was going at time of the
Inflated occurrence.
FUNERAL.-Yesterday a large concourse of
citizens attended the funeral of Mr. Samuel
BreretOn, one Of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens. The deceased was 80 years of age at
the time of his death.
LOOK OUT.-Counterfeit half dollars are in
circulation in Baltimore, but may be distin-
guiShed from the genuine by their dark,
rugged, and greasy appearance.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. The in
crease in the membership Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the bounds of the Balh-
more Conference, during last year, was 40.
SENT TO JAIL-Justice Dom committed
Patrick McGrann to the County Jail this
morning for an assault and battery on a colored
woman; and Michael Carpenter, for an assault.
FIGHTING on THE AvENUE.-Patrick Cole
man and B. Throop, were arrested yesterday
Tor fighting in the street. Justice Goddard
held them both to bail for Court.
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w AN ED-A crlored WOMAN, as Nurse
w and Chambermaid. Apply to ~
G. w. HAVENNER,
street, between ~ and 9Th streets.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Justice Dom committed
Patrick McGrann to the County Jail this
morning for an assault and battery on colored
woman; and Michael Carpenter, for an assault