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Carpets and Furnishing Goods.

4 NEW supply Of Carpets. straw Mating. 8-e. 6e--
n AIs3 Cotton and Hors.ed Curtain, Damask. Buf,
Hollands Curtain Maslin=, Narcotics, Quilts Furniture
Prints and Diulitys. Pease call before buying No
10 Main street RIGHT = M0FFITT.
81 No. 81, %.
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ossEO SCALE sgOEsAs.

RIGDON, RYLAND d CO.,
a. No tolumSis street between
iisiaEa1 Walnut, Cincinnati. We
q are resy manufacturing Railroad De-
h Got. HsT. Stock Coal ioor and
81 Platform S-alas OF ali sizes, also.
60 1Iusgist ant Bank Scales, Brass and
Ircn Beans. Counter Scales. &c,
y hie we Is srrs1t Superior workmanship and mate
riais sc would call par:iSJ.ar attention Iron
Lever Hay and Stock Scales All communications
prom PITY atte ndei to
March Is 1857 13-tf
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Fishing tackle.


I,ISHINCs TACKLE. in ahun lance, ..
Il (. 4. DIChISs0S'S-
April Is. 1855 -"
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Lob ~ eTk

NONE at al times in Copper. Tin, Sheet Iron al3 Zinc
At TIE shortest notice ard in good Workman ran
Ter at the CITY stove store. LEFEyRE s UNDERWOOD
a',+nrs % i-54 4stf
100 GROSS ESSENCES in store aaI fer sale by
ittD l. H. MCCULLOUGH,
Marsh ID 1855. No u Main street
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The Ladies Of the German Lutheran
Church purpose holding a Fair on Thursday
evening, 28th inst, at Schepmann's Hall. op-
posite the Palladium Office, for the benefit OF
the Orphans. They offer for sale large as
sortment OF Crochet work, consisting of Col
lars, Caps, Tides. Lamp Mats, Stand Covers,
and variety of other useful and ornamental
articles Judging from hasty examination
Of these things (if, in these days of woman's
rights. We really have the right 20 express an
opinion on matters of this kind, they are well
worth the prices fixed upon them-gotten up
in most excellent taste, neat and durable.
For the purpose of having the at fair pass
off pleasantly, and to give those who pay not
desire to buy the Crochet work an opportunity
to contribute something to SO good AN object,
bountiful supply of Ice Cream, Cakes. Con
fections dc. &c. will be provided. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
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r.,HE Flooring Mill ana sash fastory south SiNtl
street occupied BY Howard Cadwa!sdeE aud Bane 8
T-;oIIs Fer further particulars. en-. ..ire =
FAKQJ HAIR \ A3sNoLD'S,
Auction Rooms, Main street
March Is, 1851 ~
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AND LIN \ ST A B L 2.
Vs1E.T. SPINNING, yrate- p
fi for past Iatr5uaE respectfully ~N
I-s-E- informs the pauiic that he has made -
considerable to his former stock II >sses az
riare. Buggys IreEarei To ACCOMMODATE
in his line the entire satisfaction Of customers
travellers 2ud others to any part q t-
country that may desired with comfortable yehc!=s
good horses and careful drivers
- Ills OMNIBUS call any part q the city for
and take them from the Depot 70 :ei
ssjJenrrs or elsewhere may he desired Orders LEFT At
thr stable west end Main street viii be promptly At
tended. ,.--- -, -.,,.-.,, g..
ch.Ses he continuance OF patroRss'
October -, 1851 ~"
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HNvE keep CONSTANTLY hand and fr sale at WHO'S -ie
SV or retail a large assortment Of PioE and t-itla
,s va teut and the hand holds already dressed foE
hN<A-tN' 49, " = "
September l. ls5i.--37:3ul
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xSIAT. valley and Hanging CATERS, t!lt1ieas fl!e,
a and Heads, &C. made AMI PIT up 6eta az <5n7 az d
times warranted a. 10 figures fur - s
shop near the Huntington House. +, -
o,..Lz- &C fs54 44-tf
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Au.tion.er

EXCELLENT FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects at Public Aucu0n.-On MONDAY
morning, March aih, at 10 O'Clock. nj the Building
on the south side Of street, 9th (sccu5ed by
number OF Senator.) shall sell all their excel
lent Furniture and EfcC 4, comprising g
tnre, consisting Of pair of French sofas, pair
OF large Arm Chair, and parior Cha 70
Rosewood marble top Reapfet
DO do Centre Table
Large French plate Mirror, Table and Sab
Six ru IN seat Re eFtion Chairs, Easy Chair
Walnut Card Tables
Mahogany Centre Tables
Excrient PariOr a. d Chamber CARPETS
Venliian Stair and Hal Carpes, Oilcloth
Mahogany Hat rack, Ball Table and Chat 9
Five Suites of Walnut Chamber Furniture, compri-
s sT narb top Dressing Bureau, marble top
Chair, ami Towel Rack
best curled hair Mattresses, husk do.
Superior Bolsters and Pillows
Marseil:es Quilts, fine Blankets, Comforts .
Spring seat Lounges, Writing Tables
Servants Redsicads, Mattresses and Bedding
Superior Walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut SidebOard, Side Tables
Dir ing Chairs, Clock, Fire Irons
Excellent Refrigerator, round dining Table
Silver plated Casters, Spoons and Forks
superior Table cutlery, Walters
french ana Stone China Dinner, Tea and Coffee
Service
Cut glass Decanters, Wines, Champasnes, Tumb
lers, Lemonades, &c.
Fine Damask Table and Bed Linen
Chafng Dishes, Meat Safe
Superior Cook Stove and Fixtures
eli Utensils
Terms $50 and under each; over thai sum
credit OF 6D and 80 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE.
feb2 Aun,;ona.x
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From Hanna

CHARLESTON. Feb 27.-Private letters from
Havana to the 10Th. REPRESENT that the whole
island was In state Of the most intense ex.
element Many Of the most orulen. planters
and merchant, add men Of wealth. were work
ing secretly against the Governme at, and Civ
ing substantial aid to the dissfected A
revolution Was confidently looked for soon.
The authorities were in great alarm. con-
serning the approach of fllibusters from the
United States 1t was fully believed that
thousands were on their way
The government authorities had siesed eli
the railroads., and we're transporting troops to
various parts OF the island. The city of Ha-
vana 10 under blockade, and guarded BY IN
immense number of volunteers Almnst every
kind OF business was suspended. The Gov
General has secret agents in all quarters, and
and alleges that he has undeniabls proofs that
large arrived forces Of flIibusters are en- route
to attack the island and produce revolution.
Many Americans are leaving
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MExIco.-A letter from Acapulco, February
5ih, to the New York Herald, says that Al
varez, the revolutionary chief, had been hon
ored with triumphant entry into Acapulco,
the road from the garita to the plasa, dis
tanoe Of one league, being lined with soldiers,
and adorned with arches bearing such in
scriptions as "Liberty and Justice. The write
adds that in few days Aware. intended to
leave for the capital, /, command of an army
CT 5000 men, with Comonfort and the two
Morenoe as Brigsdiers. Francis B. Moreno ID
the General who recently, with his whole bril-
gade CT nine regiments, l,Ooo men, Of Govern
msnt troops. pronounced against Santa Anna.
Whom the army reaches Chilpsncingo it 10 TO
be reinforced by the addition Of 1000 troops
from the State of Miohoaean. On arriving
within few leagues Of the capital they are
to proclaim Alvarss President o. the Rsput-
lie, pro tenn.
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ALEXANDRIA coRRKsPoHpxHcI.

Weather and Navigation Anusenssnt,-
Heler's Gifts hsatre-Diz's Lecture
Ladies Fair-Ssrmon-Coune Meeting.
ALEXANDRA, February %, 1855.
Another fine bracing day greets Us this
morning, and the long cold spell has almost
blocked up the Potomac. However, the George
Page has not interrupted her trips on the ferry
route between Alexandria and the District.
Seldom has Alexandria been able to offer to
the soJourner q greater variety Of agreeable
ertertai nments than were presented last even
ing. All our public halls were occupied, and
interesting meetings held in various other
places.
The spacious saloon of Liberty Hall, which
Tor some days past has been metamorphosed
into superb temple of magic, gathered a
large audience within its walls, all of whom
came there bent on finding out by what mar
vellous means Heller could VOL K these strange
straightforward tricks and wonderful transfer
nations. After the Professor had made the
audience disbelieve their own eyes, and hav
ing satisfied them that tho pleasure, doubt
less, was as great In being cheated as the cheat
itself, concluded the entertainment by dis.
trlbutinS the gifts which he had announced
for the occasion.
At Washington Hall Theatre fne audience
witnessed the play Of the Honeymoon, and the
farce OF Forty Winks The oomicalities of
John Weaver brought down the house.
The Lyceum Hall presented scattered au-
disnce, Mr.: j. A. Dix lectnring on the Spanish
dominions In America. The lecture Is highly
commended.
Sarepta Hall Is nightly thropged by bellies
and eesus, the ladies of tho Methodist Epis.
copai church South holding festival there
Everything useful or ornamental is displayed
In the mos. tempting style.
Inc usual ssmi-weekly lenten lectures are
continued at st. Mary's church.
Our city fathers met in Council, but did
iittle business worthy Of note. AMI.
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Pennsylvania Senatorial Election.

HARRIsBURa. Feb 37-The third ballot To-
day rssulted-Cameron S. BuckaIsw %, and
the balance. scattering.
A motion was then made to adjourn until
to morrow at Ii o'clock. Lost-ysas &c, NAYS
CO. A motion was then made to adjourn 10
the hrst Tuesday In October, which vas agreed
to-ysas 66, nays IS.
This action Of the Lcgislsturs 10 virtually an
indefinite postponement of the senatorial cIso-
o, and gives Gov. Pollock the power of sp-
pointing q Senator to act until an election In
had by the next Legislature.
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Kew Jersey LeRislatlrs.

TRESroN, N. J., Feb. IA letter from q
considerable number Of the members of our
Legislature has been addressed to Gsoree
Law, Of New York, urging upon him the Sc
ceptance Of the Presidency as the Know No
thing candidate
The South Jersey Airline Railroad bill
was ordered to third reading in the House
to-day.
The temperance men have ordered State
convention for the It'll Of March, to take msa.
sures in regard to the defeat Of the prohibit
ory law
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Rev York Narket

NHv YoaK, Feb. 2S.-Ths cotton market d
unchanged, with moderate bu,insss. Flour
IL unchanged with moderate demand; sales
Of 1000 bills. Southern % 7sa$e s7i Wheat
is insctivs. Corn 10 downward, and Prices
are tribe lower Sales Of q, 900 bushels of
Western nixed ct s2is9e Pork 10 downward
and dull. Beef Il upward and fru eaustsy
mess at % . ell 30. Lard 10 downward and
dull. Sales Of 400 bbls whisksy st 81 . sIt
cts. per gallon.
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctfonsers.
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIGN.-ON
l. WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant we thall sell,
IN front OF the premises, al o'clock p. IN part Lot
No. g. in Square $50, with the improvements, winch
are q good two story frame House, containing five
good rooms.
The aboVD aescribed property fronts Is feet 6 Y
inches OF tie north side of New Yo.k avenue. be-
TIVE. Sixth and Seventh streets west, House No.
iG3.
Also, at O'Clock, same evening" we shall sell
in front Of The premises, Lot No. |. in Square 4l3
al the corner of street south, and 9Th stree; west
containing ,054 fest. II is a desirable corner lar
the improvements, which are a eOOi Frame House.
con Amin, four rooms.
Title ir disputahle.
Terms: One third cash; balance in twelve and
eighteen months the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred ayments, bearing ioterest from the day Of
the sale.
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
feb5 AuctiOneers.
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CORNET BAND NO. !

PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND NO. /.
MR.. FREDERICK PROSPECT bess leave to ia-
IN1 form his friends and forne, patrons that this
band has been fully re organized and is now under
his direction, and ne is fully prepared with band
OF the most Scientific Musicians in The city, to fur
nish music for Balls Parties, Parades Pic Nics Ex
cursions, &c, at the shortest notice possible by ap
plying to FREDERICK PROSPECT, Leader C fIAS.
PROSPERI, Conductor; HILBUS * HITS Mu
sic Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL'S, opposite
the Garrison, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
feb l9-3mt
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TRY GOODS AT AUCTION-THE SALE OF
~ Dry Goods At Store No. 12O Bridge street
Georgetown, having been pos,poI ed on account oi
the Indictment weather, will be resumed ON MON
DAY next, 9Th March, at 10 O'Clock a m, (if fair
II not, the next fair ay) and the whole stock closed
out without reserve, consisting Of
Dress Goods Of all kinds, Hosiery
i.aces, Swiss EdgiDgs and In settings
Cambrics, French Worked Collars
Irish Linens, Kid Gloves
Bomba.ines, Alpacas, Dress Silks, dotted Swiss
Muslins, &c. :
blankets, Cloths, Summer Wear
Ribbons and Ginghams, Shawls, Hdkfs, sc.
The attention of the ladies is particularly re Quest
cd as the goods vii! be sold in lots su and every
article sold without regard to cost.
Terms at sale. NJ. L. WILLIAMS.
L. s. WRIGHT,
feb ed Auc,;on.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

CUPREMECOURr OFTHE UNITED STATES.
- ROBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
have formed a partnership under the name on
seWalker and Janin, "for theRrgumcnt Of cases in
ingtoA city, where both will attend throughout the
future SESSIONS Of that court.
They may be addressed at Washington, N. York,
OF New Orleans. jan l9-eo3ms
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ny ]. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
i and Lo:.--By virtue Of deed Ofirust from VIM
F. Aus il and wife, braiing date on tile 9th day of
January, ie54, and recorded in Liber J. A. b, No.
TO- oii0s f6, 337, $685. $685. and $40, the subsc ibeT
win sc J, at public sale, on MONDAY, the 5lh day
Of March, 1855, at ~ O'Clock, p. m, on the mem-
ses, on First street east, between and o streets
south, part Of Lot s square nth Of square 74i,
fronting 60 feet III inches said F.t street. by rs
feet deep, on co feet alley, together with the build
in1s and inproyeme: T., which consist Of we'll and
substantially built two-story frame dwelling house.
The terms of sale will be: One half cash, and the
balance Ia equal payments al sx and twelve months
for notes hearing interest from day Of sae secured
by deed la trust upon the property.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with in six
days after the sale the property will be rcsold AZ the
risk and expen e Of the purchaser, upon one week .
notice.
All conveyancing at eXpense Of purchaser.
CHAS. 8. WALLACE Trustee.
las. c. MCGUIRE,
feb 10 -co&ds Aucuoneer.
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The undersigned would respectfully request oil
those indebted to the concern 70 come forward and
settle their bills by the 9th Of March, Is il is very
important him 10 have the business closed by thai
time. All accounts left At that time will be pul
into the hands OF an officer for collection. All &C
counts due by the concern will please be presented
for payment AZ soon az poss BILE, a. l am ready at
any time to meet the same. -
.'.-F' HENRY BARRON.
p. S.-The undersigned would respectfully say to
all the customers Of the late firm, and the public
generally, thar there will always be kept stock Of
Wo I'd and Coal Al the old stand, Green street, and
soiicits share OF public patronage. Believing Il TO
to make the terms cash. or short time TO punctual
cuanmera THOS. ORME, Agent.
feb Sim
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MANCHESTER, Feb. T-Ths democratic
held mass meeting In this place to-day, the
attendance being very large. Speeches dc.
nouncing the know nothings. and predicting
the success Of the Democratic party In the
coming election we're made. Rx-(3overnor
Steele presided. and great en.hudasm was
manifested.
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Baltimore Isrkets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s Nothing doing in
hour this morning; holders ask % 67i for
Howard street, bu, purchasers are keeping
aioof fT the steamers news. Receipts Of grain
are light; no sales We quote at yest.,dsy's
prices. Buyers and sellers holding ca for
news from Europe
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I AND FOR SALE will sell al pubic ale, al
- MIR. Thomas Gnnes' Store, in Spaldngs dis
tnct, on the 10Th day OF Mach next ensuing, one
hunde ed acres of land, ess 30 acres cleared
and portion in grain, the balance well timbered.
This lot adjOiRs the lands OF Thomas Crimes DIR. r.
H. Heiskell. and DIR. Gunion, highly estimable neigh
bors. There is portion of meadow land very desi-
rable, finely wntered-the distance from Alexandra
Is about three nile, and from Washington six on
seven. There are good situations for gardening.
The sale to commence at II o'clock.
Mr.. Grimes will show the lot or the subscriber.
WILLIAM FOLSOM.
Prince George County, Maryland.
feb l2-l.wt barle
THE Weekly Sun, Bait, will copy once a week
until 10th March, and forward one cOpy each week
to Mount Weby Post Office, Prince George COUNTY
Md, and forward the account to the inbscriber.1
NOR RENT OR SAIL ON REASONABLE
T. TERMS
A two-sio y frame House, with back building
containing six rooms, on 1871 street, between and
streets south. Apply to
CA. DOUGHERTY, next door,
A three-story Frame, with basement, on N. York
avenue, between 4th and 5th SITS. west.
three-ttory Frame, with lack building on ST.
north, between 4th and 5th sts. west.
Apply for the two last mentioned TO JANE w
BARKER, on II street north, between 10Th and 18Th
SITS. west.
Also a two story Frame. with back building, on
Montgomery street, GEORGETOWN.
DICKSON KING,
FEB 7-eof Georgetown.
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Departure Of the AHA

BOSTON, Feb 2s.-Ths Cunsrd s,sausr
Asia sailed this morning at 10 O'Clock, win az
pssssngsrs fol Liverpool, and Is for HAHN.
She took out SSH, 900 In specie.
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New York Stack Narkst.

NEW YORK, Feb &.-Stoeks have improved
sinss yesterday, and money 10 abundant; stsrI-
Ing easy. Erie Railroad, 4si; Reading Rail-
road, 7ei; Nsw York Central Railroad, %;
Pennsylvania Coal Company, 1909.
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By J. @. MoGUIRE, Auction.er.


ny d. q. MeGUIHE, Aucti0neer.
DAIR OF CARRItGE HORSES. BUGGY AND
Harness at Auction On FRIDAY afternoon
march "a at o'clock in iron OF the Auc ton room
shall se pan Of black Carriage Rorses, eiytt
years Old, and warrai ted sound and Mad in all re
specis; handsome Northern built Buggy, with the
shafts AMI pole, nearly new, and tei OF fine sinyI,
hafne's. IN good orders the property IF aosnflem
leaving The city and having no further use for them
Terms cash. JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
Ieo2 Auct:onte r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-28

PIsTY AND NEW CLorHKs-Nsw clothes
make some people very pious For . whole
month after certain Miss obtained q new
mantilla, she appeared in church three times
Q Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-28

HALIFAX, Feb. 2s-The Cunard steamer
Sensoa, now overdue, has not YET been re-
P0rssa The weather Is intensely cold, With
Q strong northwest wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-28

EThree sewsboys we're arrested In Phila
dslphia last Sunday, for crying newspapers
about the city. Pious city, that.
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There VIII be TWO Hundred Chances, at Ten
Dollars each.
The rattle will take place at Hlbus & Hitz' Mu
sic Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pa. avenue and
llth street, where Tickets car be procured and the
articles are ON exhibition.
Persons DESTROYS Of possessing some Of the most
superb articles Of workmanship exhibited, have
now an opportunity offered them OF obtaining such
al an extremely low price.
Call and examine for yourselves nj the Music DA
pot Of HiLBUS HITZ, Star Buildings, between
the hours Of 3 O'Clock a. m. and p. m.
feb TIT
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HENRY BARRON.

IA nual Of Scientific Discovery for 1885, volume
304 pages, d %. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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n TPAINTS AND OILS.
~ tons While Lead
1000 gallons Liuseed OIL
I9o do Vsrnish, coach. furniture and tapan
ZVoo pounds futty, in blsdders and bulk
2oo0 pounds Lithsrgs aud Red Lead
1000 pounds Ground Colors
$50 boxes window Glass; all colors
barrels Cline
All Of which will be sold yarv low for ca.h H.
Il
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Books OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

FI LIBRARY House, CT RErlEsKNrArivEs.-
A LARGE number Of Books belonging 20 the
N Library at the House Of Representatives hsye
been drawn by members and by their orders, and
stand charged TO their accounts the books Of this
Office. II is important for the preservation of tie
files that they should be returned before the close of
the session. MATTHIAS MARFIN,
Librarian Of the House Of Representatives
feb Q0-d2w --a-- AZ
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

rOMPL ETE Coffee Sets, Castoss, Cake and Hni
" Baskets, Walters on white metal, Table, Dee
sert, and Tea Spoons and Forks, double and hiiss
plated Albaia, the best substitute for silver,
Iahted AMI SOLD by II. SEMKEN,
No $40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and l0ln q.
ian 10 -
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DOARDIHG.-Al lady having taken the hand
ID some Dwelling, No 3, Union Row, on f street,
between 9th and 7lh, Gun offer fine large for
families, either furnished or unfinished Also, has
rooms for gen lemen much larger than generally
appropriated to single persons.
Table bOarders and permanent or transient per-
sons will be accommodated OH the most reasonable
terms feb 2t-2w
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FOR THE MECHANICS FAIR
At WASHINGTON

% THE THOMAS COLLYER WILL
sE2sm make regular trips TO the above Fail
commencing on Tuesday, February Goth.
Boats fare i2H cents each way.
Coaches will take persons from and TO the boat
Fare cents.
Leave Alexandra at 6]< p. IN.
Leave w Washington l0k p. IN. f..
SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
Alexandra, Va, feb 20-d