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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-12

BY de Z. McGUIHEs Auctf0nesy.
DERENPTORY SALE OF FOUR OF THE
4 most desirable Building Lots in the First Ward.
On THURSDAY afternoon, March 18th, AT AZ
O'Clock, on the premises, | shall sell. Wit out re-
save, Lots 3, 4, ). and 6, in square l96 fronting
each 2S15 feet CIT north street, between 18th and
18th streets, running back 1fk feet TO a twenty
feet alley.
These lots are delightfully."- situated, with a SOUTH
ern 'front.' about the centre of the block, eithsr
side of which have been erected first class houses,
and offer greater inducements tn persons DESTROYS of
securing understandable building sites than any
property that has been offered for sale at suction for
years.
Title perfect and sale positive.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments al six and twelve moths, with int -est,
secured by deed of trust the premises, to the
satisfaction of the vendor
If the terms of the sale are not complied with in
four days from the day Of the sale, the property will
be .esod at the risk and expense of the first purcha.
ser
All conveyancIng at cost Of purchaser.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
mar Cd Auc,i6heer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WYE earnestly request all persons indebted 10 us
w on accounts rendered lst January, to come
forward and close The same without further delay
il is a important that the business of the laie
firm should be settled up. This we reasonably ex-
pect, and must insist upon without further notice.
COLLEY b. SEARS,
523 Seventh ST.. 3 doors above Pa. ave.
feb 27-AO6t
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PROSpERJ'S CORNET BAND NO.

AIR FREDERICK PROSPECT begs leave 10 in
tNl form his friends and former patpons that this
band has been fully re organized and lie now under
his direction, and be 10 fully prepared w IN band
of the most scientific Musicians IN the city, fur
nish music for Balls, PARTIES Parades, Pic Mics, EK
cursions, SC, at The shortest notice possible, by -
nlyinr 10 FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, CHAs.
SIC DEPOT, or at PETER TALTAvUL's, opposite
the Garrison, Garrison street, Navy YARD.
feb lg-3ms
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There are few things which afford greater pleasure
than sitting down 70 write notice
land GeTmzn Bers because fully are
eonferriLg public benefit and that BY
our notices many have been Induced to take Bter
and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver
&c for the cure Of which # s certain IL is prepared and
sold only by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON ct the Medicine
Store, No. 40 Arch street, Philadelphia
See advertisement mar a-sm
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Snow Storm on Cane cea

BosroS, March IA heavy NOV fell On
the Cape on Friday night The ears h.po,
fer Barnstabls on Saturday Afternoon could
proceed no further than hiddlsboro' on account
Of the deep snow.
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No ridipgs Of the Pacific

HALIFAX, Nrrch l2-llA The P.eise
q. net been heard Of at this port up to this
Inc Africa SHINE days out, and ID nearly
due here
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LOOK HE R Ell!

Il y y n II u Il Il y.
NJ ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ALL who served
nj in ANY WAR since 1890, whether as Officers,
Soldiers, Sailors. Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
Iains, Wagon Masters, TeamstSrs, Landsmen, Tor
their widows or minor childreB) who have not yet
received full 100 acres and have been i'm service IA
days, will do well IL write to US postpaid, and their
Land Warrants will be forwarded to them for the
above quantity and no charge If they do get il.
LLOYD & CO.,
Claim Agents Office, opposite U. s. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. G mar 6-3m
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By GREER 4 SCOTT. Auet,one.r,.

BY GREE T. SCOTT. Auettonesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III at AuctiOn.-On WEDNESDAY,, the l4th in
slant, at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, al the residence
Of gentleman declining housekeeping, the south
side of North street., between 6th and 7th
west, Davis's Row. an excellent assortment Of
ly new Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, parlOr and rocking Chairs
Do dining, sofa, card and other Tables
DO dressing and other Bureaus
One fine walnut ParlOr Set in Plush
Feather Beds, Bedding, Mattresses and Bedsteads
Fine painted Cottage Chamber Set
Maple, cane and wool seat Chairs
w ashstands, Mating
Parlor, passage and chamber Carpets
China, glass, crockery and plated Ware
| Looking Glasses, Walters, and ivory handle Knives
and forks
Stoves of various descriptions
good assortment Of Kitchen requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary To enumeraie.'
Terms SIS and under cash ever that sum
credit of 60 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
''''' '' GREEN & SCOTT,
mars-d Auctioneers.
BY c. mcGUIRE. Auctionesr.
| NHOICE OLD WINES, LIQUORS, STOCK &
~ Fixtures of a Confectionery Establishment, sc.
On FRIDAY morning, March 9th, at 10 O'Clock, 4
the Confectionery store Of j. III. Eberbach, on Penn.
sylvsnia avenue, between 2lst and 22d SITS, shall
Glass Cases, Counters, Drawers
Shelving, Bar Counters, Oyster Boxes
| Candy Jars, Bottles, Scales and Weights, sc.
| ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
Madeira, Sherry and Rhine Wines, Of very superior
quality, which has been in bottles some ten
| years.
ALSO
A small lot Of Candies, Pruhes, RaiSins, Olive Oil
| Pickles, Preserves, Nuts, &c. -
Terms: so and under cash over that ssn
credit Of SO and 80 days. for satisfactorily endor sod
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
| mart Auc,ionser
@Ths above Sale IL postpoa ed
until WEDNESDAY MORNING, March il, same
hoir and place.
KEPPLRR, Trustees
] mar I'D JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auslt,
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-Six or eight genteel boarders,
I'D by the month, week or day, can be accommo
dated at Mrs. DEMENT'S, No. az B ST., opposite
the Metropolitan Office. mar 9-3w*
DOARDING.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 33l
ID Pa. avenue opposite Browns Hotel. has several
very desirable rooms, suitable for families single
gentlemen, which she would rent with board, on
reasonable terms. She can also accomm Jdste or
gentlemen with meals, without lodging.
Wanted, good dining room servant, hat can
come well recommended. mar S-tf
DOARDING.-MRS.C CARTER, Capitol Hill
I'D will be prepared to accommodate barriers
permanent or uansient-immedlately after the ad-
journment Of Congress and the Supreme Court.
Residence No. 4, near North Gate of Capitol.
mar 2-eo2wt
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ny ,. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

.VALUsBLE BUIhDIMG LOT ON PENNsY u
instant, at o'clock, on the premises shall sell
part of Lot No. 5, in Square No. l66, fronting 29l
feet on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, running back one hundred and twenty
feet.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and nine
months, with interest, secured by decd oftrust on
the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'd Auctioneer.
TO The above sale IL postponed un-
III THURSDAY afternoon, March 18th, at S o'cl'k,
on the premises.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
mar Id AucuOneer.
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By j. G. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
i On THURSDAY afternoon, March LIST, 1855, at
a O'Clock, on the p emises, by virtue Of deed of
trust to the subscriber, b. arng date the 18th May
1852, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. s., No. 40,
tOos 438, 439, and 440 OF the land records for
Washington county, l shall sell the north half oil
Lot No l9, in Square 293, fronting % feet inches
on 18th street west, between north and streets,
running back 100 feel TO wide alley with improve
ments, consisting of a substantial brick dwelling
house.
Terms: One third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS CaLLAN, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
feb l2-eo&ds Auctoneer.
81 The above sale IL postpone d
until WEDNESDAY,, March 7th, same hour.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
feb % JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctir.
90. The above sale 10 further posi-.
pOned until TUESDAY, the 18th March, same hour
and PLACID.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
MARI JAS. e. MCGUIRE; Auctioneer.
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LAND WARRANT AND PR,sIoN CLAIMS

HzxNO W n00dN1 dNU E.Nc1UN CLAIWb.
'sNhE subscriber has in his possession a copy OF
j Muster Roll of the Company commanded by
Major George Peter, in the War of 1872 and is pre-.
pared to obtain Bounty Land for all Soldiers who
have been engaged in the service of their country
since 1870; and all other claims against the United
States. RICHARD p. JACKSON
Office 155 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
mar 7-lw
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Thew sathsr-Non- Arrival Of the Pseise

New York, March 1.-The ea.hsr IL
ttiok, with slight rain.
Nothing has yet been heard Of the Pacific.
The Sandy Hook line 10 working.
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AZ ATCHES AND JEWELRY.-
w have on hand a good supply of fine e
WATCHES and JEWELRY which will be "A
sold very cheap to suit the times. Gold Lee NA
v,r Watches as low as S25, warranted to
keep good time. Call ana see for yourselves al the
store of J. ROBINSON,
349 Pa ave-, oppo. Browns Hotel.
feb 2S-dlm
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4 LARGE LOT OF FLAX SEED jus, received
N and for saie By
sAa'L BACON l. CO.,
febls-lm CorasT seventh o. tns Psi ave
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HOMES FOR ALL.-BeautifulIy and healthily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
oeep, graded streets, can, until spring. be- bought
at the exceeding low price of S75, payable 90 per
month Title iudisputabe.
Union Land Office, 7th st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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FURNISHED HOUSE OR ROOMS FOR RENT
Il Two or three gentlemen can each be accom-
modated with parlors and bedrooms communicating,
furnished, and lighted with gas, or the entire house
may be obtained on the most moderate terms by the
LIST Of Apr J.. Apply al 10 Twelfth street. Sd door
from the KirkwOOd House. mar 10-3*
nor SALE-vALUABLE REAL ESTATE in
II Washington.
west.
Part ofLot No. Is, in Square $50, on T Iird st.
Lot on Sixth street, between Louisiana avenue
and g st.
Also, a three-story Brick House on High st., near
Bridge street, Georgetown. p,
Will be sold low and on long credit. .
Apply to E X LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
mar loft
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For Sale and Rent,

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
III Sale.-A settlernsn declining hotis = Keeping
offers his Furniture for sale. II s ptafn but ne
having been in use but about eight months. Terms
easy: Inc house will be for rent. Address ct A, !"
al this ONCE. mar 12-eot
EOR .RENT-A SMALL COTTAGE, CON
u tanning four rooms. situated on ! ST., between
10th and 10th streets. Enquire at the Family Gro
Gerry of z. nj. p. KING,
mar 10 065 Vermont avenue.
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SUDDEN DEATH thatWm Tucker,
son Of silas Tucker. fell dead Yesterday in the
seventh BsTd. We have reeeiTsj 10 report
from tue iaqssst
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LEvEE The automston Singing Bird, the
wonder Of the age, held grand reception thi.
morning, at the music depot Of Hilbus 4 HitI
Star Buildings But 4 few chances are now
TO be taken. Where are the lucky ones? -
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MILITARY FUsERAL.-To-morrew afternoon
the Washington Light Infantry will parade t.
attend the funeral OF Mr.. Edmund V. Rice
who had been q member Of the company
nearly twelve years
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EIRsT CLASS DWELLING FOR RENT.-The
II subscriber offers for rent, on moderate terms to
good tenant, the fine brick Dwelling House on r
street, second door west from the corner OF Ninth.
II has baths, gas fixtures, chandeliers and all mod
ern improvements.
machinery, an everything necessary for carrying on
the business. Clay dug sufficient for the coming
sea son. Terms liberal. C.. LYONS,
mar 1O-4t' 400 Tenth street.
EoR RENT-ON MODERATE TERMS small
T. furnished House on z street; between 9th and
7th streets. Apply to J c. G. Kennedy; 10th ST.
and Pa avenue. mar TT
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-That CON-
Il modious House, No. As o H street; containing
eleven rooms, with bath room, gas fixtures, &C.,
Apply to T. NJ MeGREGoR Furniture beser nh M
street. feb 23-tf
STORAGE-T Those having Furniture, Dry Goods
- Groceries, SC, to be stored, will find ample
commodations in the large, airy, flag stone paved.
and Dry Easements under the star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh ST. Apply at the Star Office.
jan 31-f
NOR SALE OR RENT-A SMALL BRICK
l. House, with Furniture and Piano 365 st :,
hear Thirteenth. mar 6-TuFM.
MARKET FARM FOR sALE-THE SUB
I1l scriber wishes to sell his Farm, situated in
Prince Georges county, Maryland, and on the stage
road from Washingt n TO Upper Marlboro. II is in
healthy location, and contains forty one acres and
would make a capital market farm for a competent
person, being hut ten miles from Washington. The
improvements on it consist of new two story
dwelling house, good barn, and all the necessary
out buildings. Not being acquainted with the work.
ing of farm is the reason for offering il m safe
and il will be disposed of to any one for much less
mar 9 iw. JAS. H. CRANDELL.
NOR RENT OR EXCHANGE-FOr Georgetown
4 or City Property, small and well cultivated
Farm in Fairfax county, Va. Enquire of J. ORNiE,
corner of Bridge and Congress sts., No. 81.
feb 6-tf
HOMES FOR ALL.-BeautifulIy and healthily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
oeep, on graded Streets can, until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price of S75, payable 50 per
month Title iudisputable.
IJniOn Land Office 7tb st
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METHODIST Protestant CHURCH -Yester-
day dissolved the official connection between
Rev ID Evans Reese and the Ninth street
Methods, Protestant church, Of which he has
been pastor for the last two years, but in ODE
dience TO the laws Of the church, he now must
leave. When Mr.. Reese took charge of this
church he found il torn by internal dissensions,
Its members but few, the church deeply in
debt and in need Of repair. He leaves it
without discord, with many more members
than when he took charge of IL, debt Of 81, $40
discharged, the church reltted and lighted
with gas, and in every way in a prosperous
condition. From the testimonials OF good
feeling that he has received from the members
he understands with what regret they part
with him.
SUICIDE Last night, Mrs Black, a relative
OF Mr. Isaac II Wales, committed suicide by
cutting her throat from ear to ear. She was
found In the kitchen Of Mrs. VIM Brent early
this morning quite dead and cold. II is sup
posed that she was dsrsnged, as she had been
sick Tor some time. She was missed 4 ON hone
late IN the night and every means was taken
TO hnd her. Her friends even went to the police
once about midnight in order to obtain the
assistance OF the watch in their search, but
all 10 no purpose. TIE inquest had not been
held when We obtained Tho circumstances of
the case, but there is 10 doubt Of the verdict
being suicide from insanity.
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PULPIrs.-Several of the Methodist pulpits
of this CITY " ere filed yesterday by ministers
from the Conference now in session at Balti.
more.
WATCH RErURNs.-There we're eight dodgers
IN the guard house, and but one case for trial
this morning; Patrick Clary, drunk and disor-
derby. he had not obtained bail when We left.
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NOR RENT-ON MODERATE TERMS a small
T. furnished House on street; between 9th and
9Th streets. Apply to c. g. KENNEDY; 10th ST.
and Pa avenue. mar TT
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II modious House, No. $50 H street; containing
cleven rooms, with bath room, gas fixtures, Sc,
furnished in every particular for re nt
Apply to N. M. McGREGOR, Furniture Dealer, 7th
street. feb 23-tf
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-28

This is the act SO long threatened, yet so
long deferred, which Franklin Pierce, late Of
the town of Concord, State Of New Hampshire,
committed on yesterday II was fit that such
an act should be perpetrated by sueh man,
and it was appropriate that man who could
commit such an act should step into the cars
an hour afterwards, and leave, for time, the
locality where such an act was perpetratedl
So far az Mr.. Wilson himself is concerned,
the act was wholly unimportant-th public
interests, and not Mr.. Wilson, will suffer from
it The Cabinet lose nothing by the act for
they had nothing to lose--they went into bank
ruptcy long agoi
Indeed it is quite probable that this decapita-
tion Of Mr.. Wilson, by the party in power,
will enure to his future advancement Higher
honors may await him, and higher honors cam
not fall upon man more worthy Of them,
whatever they may be. With integrity with
industry--with capacity--with experience, and
with an energy which has hitherto overcome
all obstacles, the future Of John Wilson, will
at least not be clouded or dimmed by an act
which envelopes its authors In disgrace
We learn by rumor, that on the LIST Of July,
all the remaining Protestant Americans to be
found In the Departments, so far as they can
be ascertained by the assiduity Of the pimps
Of the White House, will receive their cards
Of dismission. What the country will think
of such measures we shall not predict.
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Committee Of Ways and Means, who bad charge
of the subject objected IN toto 20 Mr.. Guthries
plan, and the Democratic organ at Washington,
rejecting the Southern Democratic free-trade
views. fell aboard of the Democratic Secretary Of
the TreAsurys Democratic plan Of reduction IN Inc
most savage manner And, as We said before,
the Democratic Congress began and closed It's lie
without laying finger upon the tarin !.
We ask, then, what are Democratic principlesI
Isn't il amusing, very amusing, to hear the Demo
cratic organs denouncing the American party as
party Of Hnknovn prineiplssf Docs not every
man Of ordinary intelligence In the nation know
more Of the American partys distinctive principles
in one minute than the whole Democratic party
viii ever know Of It's own principles In all It's life.
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they pointed to three, and kept il in mind that Il
was then bis master required his lunch. If the
watch was shown 10 him at any other hour he did
not go 10 fetch the broth; while If three o'clock
was passed without the lunch being called for, he
got hdcety and at last ran and brought Ii in this
case he was always rewarded with some sugar
plans.
"You have no notion" said Mr.. vanneck, show
much time and trouble and especially how much
patience have bestowed in the training Of this
animal Confined to my chair, however, con-
tnued my task methodicaly. Nothing was more
difficult than 10 accusom Jack to don his clothes
he used to take of his pantaloons again and again,
until at last had them sewed to his shirt. When
he walks out with me he wears straw hat, but
never without making fearful grimaoes. He takes
bath every day, and Ia Oh the whole very clearly
Jack" exclaimed Mr. Vanneck, pointing to me,
" this gentleman wants his handkerchief" The
monkey drew II from my pocket and handed IL TO
me. "Now show your room TO my guests, con-
tnued his MASTER and he opened door at which
he stopped TO let us pass, and then followed him
self Everything was extremely tidy in the small
room There was bed with mattress; table,
some chains, drawers, and various toys; gun
hung on the wall The bell was rung; Jack went
and reappeared with his master, wheeling 10 the
chair Meanwhile had taken the gun from the
wall; Mr. vanneck handed Il to the monkey, who
fetched the powder-Hask and the shot.bsg, and In
the whole process Of loading acquitted himself
like a reHeman. had already seen 80 much that
was astonishing that hardly felt surprised at this
feat Jack now placed himself ut the open win
dow, took aim, and discharged the gun without
being In the least startled by the report He then
went through the sword.exercise with the same
skill.
II would be too long to jot down all Mr.. Van
neck told US about his method of education and
training the above facts, Witnessed by myself,
bear sufficient evidence of the abilities of the ami
NAL and its masters talents for tuition. We stayed
to supper, to which there came more ladies' and
gentlemen. Jack again exhibited his cleyerness
in waiting, at which he acquitted himself as well
ia any maI-servant. Going home my companion
missed small box of sweets, out OF which he
had RECALLED the monkey with almonds Jack
had managed to steal it from his pocket, and
on being afterwards convicted OF the theft he was
severely punished by his master.-C Chambers Jour.
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FoarIos 0RpKas sos PIous. The Philadelphia
Ledger has shs following;
.'We learn thai ordsrs have been received from
France TO buy Hour ii this market the moment
prices fail 70 certain limit, said to be 50 per Dbl
Our crop prospects Indicate that this limit win soon
be reached
Common State -four that sold month ago In
New York at $40 90, can now be had at So IS.
The decline In that city during the last two weeks
has been So IL a 81 IL cents per barrel In the
lower grades, and 81 IL so cents on the better
grades. Old wheat is neglected, and has fallen in
the same time Is cents per bushel
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BRILLIANT SAILING MATCH.
HNHE Lovers Of this Beautiful and Enter
u tanning sport are hereby informed tina. the
subscriber contemplates getting up, on the 25tn of
Inlx liz nracticahle ---a----

M IL 1lOVcfB Oh TINS U6dutllUI dnQ Eut6Is
II tanning sport are hereby informed that the
subscriber contemplates getting up on the S5tn of
July, practicable,
GRAND REGATTA.
Two chaste Etruscan Silver Gobets will constitute
the prizes The most valuable to be awarded TO the
most rapid boat in the race The next best to bear
off the second premium. The match Is to be between
boats belonging to Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria Boats having decks 20 feet are in
eligible to entry The proprietors Of boats must bear
in mind that they cannot enter any boat not owned
in the above places at this time.
Many boat-owners are now preparing for the sport
TO take place on the 25th Of July and from the APP
parent interest taken il promises to be of the
most entertaining and recherche affairs before
offered to the lovers Of boat-chasipg in this city
The following craft have already entered for the
contest: frtg
KNOW-NoTHING,
WILL WATCH, 1.-THE lghtheeled craft that bore
off the pitcher last season triumphantly.)
SKINNER.
MARTHA. H
large and beautiful steamer viii be chartered for
the OCCASION in order to afford all who desire 10 wit
this beautiful sail opportunity to behold all
its various incidents
Owners of boats and Others desiring TO enter their
craft or learn the manner and intention Of the Re
gatta or terms OF entry can be gratifed in any
ner by calling at the City Restaurant corner Of Penn
sylvana avenus and Thirteenth street
Price Of entry TO depend upon the number Of con-
testants. WIN. l.. JONES, 80,
City Restaurant, cor. Pa. av. and 18th ST
lie 28-2avtf