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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-21
ny GREEN a. SCOTT Aucttonsers

by GNk:sN a. SCOTT Aucttonsers
HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN FURNITURE a
III Auction On THURSDAY, the aid instant
we shall 'e, al the residence of Mrs. Wells, on Isl
street, Capitol Hill, Pennsylvania avenue, al
O'Clock 4. m, an excellent assortment OF Furniture
viz:
Rosewood vpveI covered Sofa
Mahogany Divans, par!or ard rocking Chairs
Walnut marble top Sofa and Centre Tables
Mahogny dining, breakfast and card Tables
DO dressing and other bureaus
Maple and walnut French, Cottage and other Bed
s,ra *
Do lainied WagdrOhes and Washstands
Far.lr nd ca InbeT Window Curtains, Blinds
China, GLASS, crOckeTy and StDneware
Silver plated Ca5lOr>, SpoCES and Forks, Candle
sticks
Feather Beds, Bedding
Straw and ShuCk Mattresses
A large lot of table and hnuzr Linen
GmaHdn es, collar, hail and other Lamps
ply, Ingt ain, and stair Carpets ana Mating
Hearth Rings, aud a lot OF OilcIotlI
BronLcd HatTack, Lounges, and Looking GissSis
AndirOns, Shovel and TODgS, and Fender
Cooking, hall, ART Int aud other Stoves
With a large assortment q Kitchen Requisiics
With many other articles which We deem uune
cesSary 10 enumeIate.
Terms: Under sos cash over that rum crc,'i
Of sixty and ninety day., frT notes IisiacIurly Cd
iOrsCd earring interest
C5IEN s SCOTT.
mar ltd AGCiI0at -
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BY u. G. NEG UIRE. Auctt0nssp.
GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
~ Kitchen Furniture On TUESDAY morning
March 9th, al 10 O'Clock, al the residence of Doc
tor j. u. Jewell on south side of street, between
9Th and 10TH shall sell excellent assortment OF
Furniture, d1hststing in part Of
Marble top mirror front Pier Table
DO sofa Table, Handsome Clock
Mahogany hair seat Diyans
solid mahogany BoOkca>e and Secretary
DO hair seat parlor and rocking Chair
DO Side Tables and light stand
Do Dressing Bureau Work stand
Beautiful AnbeSsHn Carpet, Mating
Handsome gilt frame French pate Mrrcr
buby aud Agate Vases. M3nteI Ornaments
Iie"steads, Mattresses, Cot and Bedding
Fine Cottage Set, numbering 10 pieces
French China aud Glassware, Table Cutlery
Silver plated Casto's. Spoons, Forks
Neniiian Binds, Cloth and Linen Table Covers
ErOuZe Hatrack, Fire Screen
Brass AndirOns Shovel, longs, Tenders
Hearth Rug, Mats Stair Carpeting and Rods
-drstal, BuS.s Figures and Pictures
Refrigerator
Together with a general assortment Of Kitch en-
Requisites, which IL Is unnecessary to mention.
Trims: $50 and under cash over that sum n
ere II of and months, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES G: MCGUIRE,
mar lg-G AuCtionper.
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TO TILE PURLIG-

nN the 18th day of March, 1855, an advertisement
" tina my goods had been dstrained and would be
sold at public auction for rent due George Z. Kirk
appeared in the Evening Star. As such an adver-
ti.eILent, if unexplained, would have the tendency
only means OF supporting my family, make the fol-
lowing statement:
On the LIST day of August, 1854, entered into an
agreement 10 lease, for five years, from Geo l.. Kirk
the part OF lot No. -, IN Square No 437, and prem
Ises, tor $500 per annum. Mr.. Kirk on his parl
agreeing TO furnish new planning Machine and ali
III nXlureS, al his IT. and have them finished fully
TOR usc within two months from said LIST hugut ,
1884. This Mr.. Kirk failed to do. The said ina
chime was not finished and fitted up for for two
months afier the time specified. This was great
loss I" me. The planning machine was worth more
than all the machinery ON the premises. Mr.. Kirk
further agreed 10 build bTick shop said ground,
move and set all the machinery, and put them in
good running order, nj his own cost and eIpens.'.
hT Kirk has entirely faded perform his part OF
agreement, anu ri demanded ui me the payment o.
The iull rent of $500 pr annum, for N cid shop
without T0n or glass in the windoWs shutters "a
keep out the cold. IL il impossible Tor any one 10
Work IN Tie slnp III rainy weather. 10 keep any
thing dry. man cannot carry on business in the
shop III us present condition. | think when Mr.. X.
weighs the matter well in his mind his conscience
VIII not lei him charge me much rent for All old
silop mat Is Ia manner worth nothing, as have
had 10 pay Tor new one. II Mr.. X had demanded
ni me small and just rent, would have settled il
with him, notwithstanding the failure to comply
with his agreement J. w JORDON
| mar l6-lws
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ny ok EN q SCOTT Aucti0nseEs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
i l. at Auction.-0n THURSDAY, the I'D instant,
at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell, the residence OF
gentleman declining housekeeping, on the east side
an excellent assortment Of Furniture, viz
Mahogany Sofas, parlor and Rocking Chairs
DO Oitomans, marble-top Centre Table
DO Bureaus
DO extension dining and card Tables
Eo French BedSt eadS, dressing and other
Glasses
Clock, cane and wood seat Chairs, Wsshstands
One fine rosewood Piano Forte, Octaves of fine
tone and touch
Piano Stool and Cover
China, Glass and CrOckery Ware, among which are
one French gold band and one white Tea and
Coffee Set
Cottage and other Bedstcads and WardrObes
Feather Beds and Bedding
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Wa nut WhatnOt, leo v Is Books
Excellent 3 ply, Ingram and stair Carpets
Hearth Hugs, Passage OlclOth and Mating
CO0kin,, radiator and other Stoves
ALSO
A large lot Of Kitchen Utensils
With many other articles which we deem unne-
CessaTy To enumcIlte.
Terms: SIS aud under cash; over that SUM a
credit r. 4, and months, for notes satisfactorily
cndor 'ed, bearing interest.
Also, the House will he for rent
GREEN K SCOTT,
mar 20-3t AuctloneeFs.
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1'HIRTY ONE BUILDING SIZES, CONTAIN
] ing about five acres tach, on credit Of IL years
within twenty I've minutes ride of The Cits Post OF
fee for sale, lying between Washington aud Bla-
densburg, distant from the central portion of the
city from 2l5 to 81 miles. The tract presents a
front on three public roads, is in good neighbor
hood and rapidly improving section Of the country.
We will sell the above lots a credit of 10 wears
and on such terms as we are sure will insure to the
purchaser an easy mode of payment On many OF
the aDrve lots there are fine groves of oak trees OF
the original growth, ami a's0 some fine Springs OF
water.
We offer these lots TO residents of Washington,
who would reside IN the country and at the same
time be able to attend to business i'm the CITY,
AlsO tract Of good wood land aa ieining the same
of about thirty-five acres Improved by good dwell
ling house, has on il fine spring and spring hou Sc
two groves of large oak wood and is well fenced
For the above either improved or unimprnved city
property will be taken in exchange at a fair valua
ton.
For lithograpbic plats Of the ground and further
explanations of the terms of sale inquire of
JNO. r. KIBBEY,
No 4 Columbia Place
Corner 9TH street and Louisiana avenue.
mar 9l-gOlot
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REfoRrEp roe rae
DAILY EVENING STAR.

Appointment Of Law Lecturer at Harvard
BosroN, March 20 Tho President ard Eel =
lows Of Harvard University at Cambridge
have appointed Hon. Emery Washburn, lac
Governor of Massachusetts, 10 be law lecturer
10 the Law School, 10 ill the vasancy occs-
sionsd By The refusal Of tie board to agree 10
the appointment Of Judge Loripg L, will Be
rccollected that Mr.. Wsslburn was Governor
.; the time Of Burns arrest, and sustained the
Executive in lis efforts against the attempted
rescue
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Auction Gales.
By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,o,

INTENSIVE SALE O7 SUPERIOR LIQUORS
IL Preserves, Catsrps, Bar and Store Fixtures &c.
On FRIDAY morning, March 23t, AT 10 O'Clock, al
the residence OF J. H. Eberbach, Esq Ion Penns,I l.
nj avenue, between 2lst and 2ld streets, I .hsl
self his entire stock OF Liquors, Wines, &c com
prisng
superior dark and pale Brandies
DO Madeira and Sherry Wines
Eo Santa Cruz Rum, Jamaica Spirits
Hattenheimer Wines. superior Biiters
KirchwaSser, abSynthe
Eight dozen supenot Walnut and Tomato CatsuTs,
in quart bottles
Preserves, Cigars, &c.
Together with a large quantity Of Fixtures, Glass
Cases, Glass Jars, Weights and Scales, Bar Fix
lures, &C.
TERMS $50 and under, cash over tina, sum a
credit fG0 and 20 days, for satisfa torly endorsed
notes, bearing interest
i. S.-A potion N .lre above named Liquors was
purchased at the sale OF the late Col Pyle, George
town, and are undoubtedly very SUPER OF.
6. KEPPLER, I.r.o,
WM. RUPP. i'o
mar ~ JAS. e.. MCGUIRE. Auctinneef.
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ty:-On MONDAY afternoon, April ri, at s
O'Clock, on the premises by virtue of two deed.
trust 10 the subscriber, dated May TO- lS47 an
recorded IN liBer W d No. l3I, folio 1863, sc tie
o'he- dated June 10. leI7, and recorded ibei w.
b., No l35, folio 40, &c. two Of the land records
for Washington &C uniy, In the District If Columbia
shall sci Gu The PREMISE, lots numbered 10, IL
IL IL, Is, and l6 IN square No 355 fronting ltn
stree. est between and G. streets SOUTH with the
Improvements. C insisting Ct excellent two story
brick dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash; 'he residue i'm six, twelve
and eighteen month"; with interest, to be secured
II the satisfaction of The trustee.
NICHOLAS CALLAN. Trustee.
JAE. T.. MCGUIRE,
mar 1-po auct;onexr
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ROCERlES, IL
Guors, Store Fixtures, Sc, at Aucu"n-On
MONDAY, the Doth ills ant shall sell at 10 o'cI'k
a. m. al the grocery store Cf Francis ". Roche, AT
the corner Of Thirteenth ana streets, by virtue o.:
deed of ircSt TO the subscriber, bearing date uie
22i day OF February, 1855, and duly recrrdek, al
tac Groceries, Liquors, ami Store Fixtures ia the
e>tabiShiC cnt. viz:
Teas, Sugars, CoileeS. Cigars AMI Tobacco
Liquors a;id Wines OF every description
Grckerv, stone, eaiiii.G aud Wo0Iwdre
stand Casks, Measures, Scales AMI Weights
With large assortment which We dem unac-
ceSSary TO en:merate.
Terms: S25 and under cash; ihat sun
credit of CD, and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bcaring interest.
mo. e. HAMILTON, Trustee.
The store will be for rent immediately after the
sale, aud - considered al the hest stands the
civ. GREEN \ SCOTT,
mar l6-eO'S Auction1ers
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NOR SALE-A FARM IN MONTGOMERY
H county, Md, This land adjoins the property
which David Peugh lately bought of the heirs OF
WIN. Gather, and the lands of Mrs. Beale and DIR
Duval. II is about four miles from the Seventh 81.
plank road, and betw- Ell nins and ten miles from
Washington. This land is mostly covered with
wood the soil is very kind and high susceptible OF
Improvement. Ii is well watered with several
streams Of never failing water, and contains large
amount of land capable of being converted into
meadows. The tract contains one hundred and
seventy-twO acres. There Is on the place. in the
process of completion, very neat Cottage, con, ain
ing four rooms aud four thousand new Chestnut
Rails ready for fencing will sell the whole tract
eighty acres OF il with the house.
Tie terms Of sale one fourth cash the bal
ance in one, two and three years, secured by deed
Of trust. LOUIS MACkAIL Jr
Georgetown, March 2-2aw,f
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Kew York Market

NEW York, March 2l-Cotton is upward
and firm Fleur is unchanged, with a mod
crate demand at previous rats; sales o. 3 500
bbls.; Southeru is fm-sales Of 0OO bbls
al S9sS9 IS. Wheat is upward and fl m; sales
Of Southern 81 81 80 Corn is Upward and
firm sales Of Western mixed AZ 96l96,c
Pork is downward and dull. Bscf il upweri
AID firm Lard is upwarI, but not quotably
higher. Ohio Whisky is firm at 3la3i.c
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R"Ned Buntline' writes to the editor Of
tho Bangor Journal, in reference to Native
American movements, as follows:
"Wo no longer need secret societies-they
were needed at first, but now they are a hin
drance, a clog to our progress, Our principles
are known, our party is formed, our banner
IS unfurled openly to tho world, by our merits
let US stand or let US fall
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Allseed Accessory admitted TO Pail

NEw YORK, March 2I.-Judge Morris Ia.
decided to admit jaime, Irving, charged with
being accessory 10 the Poole murder, 10 bail
in the sum Of $4,000. The District Attorney
il. listed that the statuary Law required twn
days notice Of the names and residences CO
the securities before acceptance, stating that
this decision would probably be a precedent
fer other parties in the same case, also scces-
series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-21

LUxURrEs IN San FRANCISCO Tho Chinese
In San Francisco are somewhat on Injuries.
Among other titbits advertised by a long.
queusd restors teur in the muddy CITY, We notirs
the following Smoked rats, preserved birds
nests, and picked bull dogs, served daily at
the ordinary at P. NJ. Tickets 81 each. N.
B-eueues twisted and teeth picked without
additional charge"
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mar I'D


BY G. W. ELIXIR, Auctfonesr.
- ALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
- NITURE At .tUCTiON.--Qn THURSDAY
morning. March -, at Ia O'cock shall sell, at the
residence of Charles w. IIaveuner. Esq situated
& street, between ~ and 9Th STREETS. all OF he
Household Furniture, which is in excellent order.
having been in use bat short ime. consist ing of
Mahogany Sofa, mahogany Glars
Tapestry, Velvet Carpcting, mahogany Rocker
Marbe-tOp PieI Tables
Embroidered Curtains and Ornaments
MarbeIOp Sofa Table, handsome brOnzed CLOG 4
Mahogany centre Table, maniel Ornaments
Hail OIcloth
Brussels. ingram. and VCnitian Carpetins
OH Paintings, Lounge, CrOckery and Glass Ware
French China Tea Sets
Pla ed CaSiOfS, Table Cutlery
Mahogany French and high post Bedsieads
Cane Chairs
Mahogany aud marbe-top Dressing Bureaus
Alarm Clock. Window Shades. Wardrobes
Washstanks, Toilet Sets
superior Feather BEDS, Eedding
Iron Reclining Char
Fine cuTled hair Mattresses, Hearth Rugs
Tin Safe, portable Crate, chamber Stoves
Kitchen Furniture, superior Cooking Stove, &c
Terms All sums under $40 cash; over $40 i
creGi: Of sixty and ninety days, for approved en-
dorscd notes, bearing interest.
CIV. BOTELER.
mar lG-dtS Auct!On.cr
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TIE HONEY BEE.

NALN IHf3 FIRST PREMIUM COMMON
X SENcE bEE-hiNES, OR PALACE Inay tie
ia the National Gallery, Patent Office building
for a lew days only together with his beautiful spe
cim"ns Oi Virgin Honey. State, County aud Fam.
lily Rights may BE- purchased Inquire tor tho Fat.
enlee. GEORGE CALVERT.
MAJ li-3t'
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~ Tho Sag NIGHTS (Say Nothings) have
carried the election Of Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department in Cincinnati. The .Stag.
HIS Nios' "a new society is to be organized
in Now York
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Terrific Explosion in Coal Pits.

RICHMOND, March % A terrific exolosicn
occurred at the Midl,thi an coat pits, Ches:er-
fold, last evening. Sixteen person were
taken out living AMI eight dead, and all will
probably die. lis supposed there were fifty
iu the pit at the time. T.e explosion was
caused BY premature blast
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B The Invalide Russo afirms that on tn
10th ofJsn., Baron Nicolay surrounded tn,
strongest fort hold by the Tchethan, called
Schonsih-Capon, and took it by storm. This
fo-a Subscribed as the Gibraltar of tho eau.
casus, and its capture is represented as the
heaviest blow yet dealt at tho power of Scha.
myl
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, March 2l.-F.our is dull--,aies
of zoe barrels Howard stree: at s. 81 Ciry
Mills. SS.75. Wheat-sales OF 5000 ba.hels
Of red at $2.Osa$2 IL; .hi'e, 81 IJas9 -
Corn white, S6sS7c.; yellow, Sass.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK Mach 81 Stocks are better
AID active. Mon.y is al ldant. Sails at
the boar of Erie AZ 4st; Cleveiaud AID To-
leo Railroad, sos; Cumberland Gal Compa-
by 49, Reading Railroad s.; Canton Con
pnny 20; Now York Central Railroad Company
49,; Pennsylvania Coal Company 1861; In
diana s., s5!; Missouri 6's, 95; Virginia 80
Of
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West BaItinore.-T. D. Valiant.

West BaItinore.-T D. Valiant.
Jefferson-J. W. Smiley.
Frederick.-T. NJ. Wilson, one to be cup
piled.
Charleston DIR. J. ]. Murray.
Reading Circuit. K. Hembold.
Bethlehem ID. Wilson
Salem Ststion.-D. e. Reese
South Baltimore Mi,sion.-J r. Nichols.
Peach Bottom. Grabble.
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~ The sum paid by the secretary of the
navy for the steamer City of Boston, to 20 on
the Arctic expedition was $780, The new
light ship at Philadelphia is also to 20 on the
expedition as soon as reittei.
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BOARDING..

DOAkDISG.- LARGE front Rooms
ID with without small rooms adjoining, com
fortaLly furnished, he had with good board in a
private family from Virginia, by immed tie applIca
ton al 500 street, corner New York avenue and
Thineenth 81. The situation is high, healthy and
every way desirable.
Also, wanted a neat cOlOred house girl.
mar o0-:}ts
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DOARDlNG.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 331
ID Pa avenue opposite Browns' Hotel, has several
very desirable rOons, suitable for families single
gentlemen, which she would rent with board, on
reasonable terms. She can also accomm date u
gentlemen with meal, without lodging.
Wanted, a good dining room servant, 'lIat cal
com. well recommended. mar S-tf
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DEArH OF Mrs. KEY-We regret that VA
have to announce the death of Mrs P. Barton
Key, the wife Of the District ATTORNEY. This
melancholy occurrence happened suddenly
last evening. We are told that vhen M:
Key was taken, her husband started for a
physician, but upon his return his wife was
no more. The decease Of this estimable lady
mas thrown gloom over the entire neigbbor-
hood She leaves family Of young children,
me Oldest about seven years Of age.
MArcHEs.-we are indebted to M. H..
stephens Co., in Browns marble building,
Tor large box of wax matches and tspers
combined, very useful article indeed; mas
much as they are sure to light, every ono of
them, and to burn for a minute or two after
being set on fire by rubbing They arc far
more convenient and agreeable to use than
ordinary friction matches.
COMMUNICATED.
Union, there is a clock upon their public
buildings. Washington is an exception, I.
it the fault of the corporate authorities that
We have no public clock? Or docs il belonp
to individual enterprise to purchase and place
one in its proper position The tower Of the
Smithsonian -overlooks the whole city. Wby
not have public clock placed upon it?
CIvIs.
IMPROVEMENTS We noticed this morning
a number Of woIkmen In various sections of
the city laying eff work for bricklayers, ma.
sons, and carpenters to 20 ahead with This
looks like the opening of the spring work
which so much rejoices our mechanics, who
have been doing but little during the past fall
and winter.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Yesterday, after tho
Star went to press, VIM. White was sentenced
to three years in Jail. The court then ad.
journed.
Today, as soon as the court met, il ad.
journed until tomorrow, in consequence of
the death of tho wife of the District ATTORNEY.
FUEL.-Our city canal has at length recei we'd
water sufficient TO carry one or two boats load.
ed With wood over the bars of sand and gas
tar. We hope our city authorities will do
something to make the arrival of boats at the
wharves more frequent
WATCH RErURSs-Eleanor Mulliken, dis.
orderly, security and costs.
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Navigation OF Ontario Eesumed.

OswEGc, March 2I.-A propeller left here
this morning with freight and passengers for
Toronto, c. W. Active business will shortly
commence
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II curious system Of smuggling was dis
c,osed at the Thames police court, London, on
Monday. Three foreign women were charged
with Smuggling tobacco, which they brought
over padded into their petticoats.
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hNo"'NorHINGIsM IN Administration
nottingham is below par in Arkansas. The
Legislature Of that State had passed resolu-
tlons denounoing the order, by ninety ono to
aiY
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SHAMEFUL ExHIBIrIoN.-The trial of Ro.
Ioaine, Madden and Keefer, for tho murder Of
john Dunbar, in January last, in Fort Wayne
Ind, took place last week and resulted in =
verdict of guilty. The crowd present to hear
the verdic. received it with stamping, clan.
ping of hands, and other demonstrations Of
appreciation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-21

TThe woods in tho neighborhood of Rich.
mond are alive with robins. Great numbers
are out shooting and bringing them to mar.
ket, whore they bring 81 cents per dozen.
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Sailing Of the Collins subst,tute

EEw YORK. March 2l.-The Nashville, the
substitute for the Pacific, sailed at noon to day
for Livery DOL, With 81 passengers, aud $3.50
600 in specie.
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DOARDsHG.-SIx or eight gentee bOarders
u by the month, week or dav, can be accOmmo
dated at Mrs. DEMENT'S, No. 277 b ST., opposit,
the Metropolitan Office. mar 9-3wt
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Corner 1tl street and Louisiana avenue.
mar 2l-eol2t

A CERTAIN CHANCE TO MAKE A FOR
n tune.-h lady having acquired competency
in the Millinery business, is DESTROYS of dispos
ing of her establishment, and retiring into private
life. Her location is one of the best in the CIV and
is a rare opportunity for one acquainted with the
business. For terms and particulars apply at this
Office. mar 20-4t
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DOOMS TO LET-IN THE REAR, SuJTA-
II BILE fer mechanical operations, on Eighth street.
between ID and L, west side.
HENRY JANNEY,
mat 21-dw 34S Pa. avenue.
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BY GREEN 4 sCOTr, huc,son.er.

BY GREEN q "a OFT, hucis
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
Y On FRIDAY, the 23d instant, u O'Clock p n
we shall sell in front Of the premises, Lot No. %
IN the subdivision Of Lots Nos. !, , 3 T. and 4 in
Square No. $50. The lot fronts 20 feet on south ID
between AZ and Sd streets, running back los fee
10 a 20 feet alley. Terms cash.
GREEN g. SCOTT,
mar I'D AuctiOneers.
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q WENTY Or LESS SHARES WASHINGTG.
j AID New York Magnetic Telegraph stock tnl
sale. Address Box 247 Post Office.
mar l4-eO3t'
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STOP YOUR COUGHING.

. 7 UST received, per Adams & Co.'s Express one
- case of l!ard's Jew York Cold Medal GUN
DROPS, consisting OF Banana, Vanilla Raspberry
Lemon. aud HOrehOLnd flav0rs.
Also, complete assortment of his celebrate,
Chocolates, OF universal reputation and withou
rival IN the United States.
For sale al IL. NJ. L. KINGS,
265 Vermont avenue, corner | street.
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