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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
iii Furniture NJ AucIi7n-On WEDNESDAY.
tue 10th instant, we shall sell a. the resistance 81
MIR : { Wroe, on c, between / and 3! streets,
near the Trinity Church, Al 10 O'Clock a. NJ, an er-
cslient a-sorimrnt OF rosewood, mahogany and wal
nut furniture, VIZ:
fine carved ROSEWOOD Genre Tales, with Siam
aud marble tops
Fine Gothic Velvet covered Castor and Fancy
Chairs
Mahogany French spring seat paTlor Chairs
DO Tete s-Tetes md other SOFAS
Do Bookca.e and Secretary
DO marble top sid. beard
Two sets Walnut Furniture, consisting Of
F;ee Dressing Bureaus, French BedsIeads with
sp ings
Marbie-top Wasistands, Centre Tables md Chairs
Hair Mattresses and Bedding
G .randoles, Solar and other Lamps
Iron Hairack, walnut extension Table
Thee pig ard ntter Carpets
Stoves ana sndi!ons
Gilt frame Minor
China, glass and Crockeryware
With good assortment of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which We deem unne-
cessary 10 enumCrate.
The above mentioned Furniture Is IN fine order
and oi good quality. Persons wishing TO frrrish
vi DO well to attend the sale.
Terms All GUMS OF and Under SIS cash overs IS
a credit Of 2 and months for notes saIisfact riy
endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT,
nay I'D Aucioneefs.
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IADYERrISENKNr

To ths Editor Of the Eusning Star:
SIR: The statement in your paper of tn Q
18th inst, from Bladen Forrest, charging me
with obtaining room Of him under fIlse pre-
tenees, 1 positively declare to be false
rented the room from Bladen Forrest withost
any questions being asked at Ill; but n con-
vincsd that had told him that it was intend.
Cd for negro ball, he would have been too
happy to pocket the money to refu
Respectfully, C0nsta6Is TRUENRL
CNot an enemy of the Hall
GEORGETOWN, Nav L. l855-It
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fADyERrIsEAENr I

ALEXANDRIA, May ii, 1855.
At meeting Of the Democracy, held in the
Market Square, on triday evening, the 4sh
instant, some eztemporc remarks We o made
by the individual whose name appears below,
which il seems created kind Of Juror among
the small fry correspondents of certain Know
Nothing journals. The stick was thrust into
the nest, aud Immediately the wasps began to
buz, buzl buzz
The g,ntiemaHty correspondent of the Bal.
tmore Clipper says that "Mr 8. s. Cover
commenced the exercises by pouncing upon
Know NothiDgism, and his little bill wen,
pick, pick" thank him for the compliment
am a canary, perchance, singing mellifuoui
tones to the Democracy; but which, 1t seems
CRATE harshly upon Sans ears; for
s'Methinks hear little bird that sings
The people, by and by, will be stronger
When factioHs cliQues, and all such paltry things
Shall desecrate cur sacred soil no longer"
Has not the correspondent seen at eventide
a little songster leave tho perch where he wa
warbling, and, pouncipg upon an ant hill,
commence to pick, pick? apd has he not seen
the little ants, with great show Of courage
dart out their heads, look vengeance, and draw
them back sgainl
Thus, on Friday night, the little bird began
TO pick, pick, upon the anthill Of Know Moth
ingism, and 10 with the first pick comes out
ant No. l 10 the form Of the "0utsider" cor.
respondent Of the Gazette, and, with swagger.
ing mein and pompous words, commences the
attack by giving US three inches of bad gram
mar, worse logic, and no sense at all. With
the second pick out comes ant No 2, In the
form OF the Clipper correspondent, who resrs
upon his diminuuve legs, and, with sting out
stretched, attempts to wound the little bird in
the back Thus, the little bird went pick
pick, and the Know Nothing ants, In their cub
tsrranean dwelling, were thrown into great
confusion, and sent two of their yalient ones
forth TO crush the foe
Now, On! OF. In the chase, 70 ours from
the kennels OF midnight darkness" Tray,
Blancs, and Sweetheart-"Sam" has whistled
20 on to the scent, and 70 must 70 to the fol-
flment Of the mission, in trying to hound
down an open opposer. who dared 10 refuse
to obey the mandates Of your King.
But forbear I fear to 70 further! Fear
lest l should meet with tho fate Of the soldier
who, In scouting through the woods, saw q
something moving under the bushes, which he
imagined to be an enemy. He raised his rife
Erred, and rushing to the spot found the foe OF
his steel was o skunk. therefore decline
firing again into the bushes, which conceal
tits mystic KHigkt of QaiH; for ! feel con.
fdsnt the future will prove him TO be the
skvak Of Know hothingism.
hope this political "psnph will discover
that throughout this Communication have
taken his advice have kept % near the
shore as 70 follow miserable tadpole Of party
into tts own native muddy shadows.
May lit sYLvIsTIR S. gown.
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AUCTION BARGAINS

JNDRY G0ODs.-suipcd and plaid Cashmere,
i cost 20 c"nlz. for l2Z
strpsd end rlaid de LANES, cost 90 cents, IN
YAH wide Lawns, Cos; II cents, for
DO Giaghams, Ill DO
White aud eo'0fed Spool Cotton Only cen,
B!eached Sheeting, three YARDS wide, j cents
Beautiful Eertre lie LANES. cost 81 cents, fcr IL
Fin. French Challey oHly 30 cents
DO 40 III cent?, for
White and cOlored Brilliantssony % cents
French Chinfz 20 ems
Irish Linens 81 rents
Ga Pillow do :'7E cents
Beautiful Bercge Robes, veTy cheap
Satin Paids and g TenadIneS
Also, large assortment OF Domestcs
Come earl, an! secure the greatest bargains eve
offered in his city.
The socd5 must positively be closed o4s about
the first day Of July.
THE WASHINGTON STORE,
Late Magruder Cslveu,(
Nc. j 8 opp. Centre Market, bet. 9Th and 9Ih st.
Ivy
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.

ALEXANDRIA, May IA, 1855.
On Saturday evening, Coroner Nsale held
an inquest upon the body of Susannah Tstss.
paugh, and afterward upon the body Of .
white infant, which was disinterred for the
purpose, The jury in the first case returned Q
verdict ct - Death from want Of attention. !"
The evidence In both cases is of character
that preciudes it's publication; but the gist of
the whole is summed up in the following alb
straot of the verdict of the jury in the case Of
the infant.
The jury And that the said infant came to its
death by the wilful and cruel neglect of il.
mother, Susannah, and it's grandmother, Mar.
garet Tstsapaugh, having been wrapped In
paper, placed In a barr.l, covered wish IN old
flannel shirt, In au out house from 7 O'clock,
q. M, on Wednesday, the 9th, to l O'Clock, D
n, on Thursday, the l1th, and then taken by
tie said Margaret Tatsapaugh, an placed into
The custody OF free negro woman, named
Bradshaw In whose keeping 1t died at o'clock,
P m On Thursday, the 10th instant
The case excites much attention, and will. i.
Is said, lead to developments yet more strange.
AMI
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av ,a.z-ES Z. GCssCT. Auctine.-s
six VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
- lion On THURSDAY, the 18th instant we
shall se. at 6 O'Clock IA on the premises, six
vausble building Lots. siiua:eI a the corner Of L
and g Il streets east, being l. IS Nos l. 2 g. 90 q,
FEt p, in Square 40 923, having front Of 234 e.
inches on 9th street, ana li5 feet 2 inches On c
si;ec..
The above described property Is handsomely 10
Gated, bus a fIv minutes walk from the Easy
YaTv.
T-rms: One-heif cash; balance in one and two
years The purchaser IN rive notes for The defence
payments, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
a de q gwen a,id decd Of trust taken
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
rst 10 AUctiOUPe.s
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PINE APPLES AND BASAsAs.-Three vessels
have arrived this week with fruit from Ha
ynna, Matansas and Baraooa, consigned to
thomas dlmartin The schooner Mary, Cap
tain Chase, which caue to the city yest,rds y,
brought thirty six thousand Matans "a, pine
apples. The receipts have amounted to nearly
seventy thousand for the week Bananas are
scarce. The small quantity in market are
sold at from 81 IS 10 81 q bunch. Havana
ard Matanses pineapples are so to the trade
at Ssa$l2 80 per hundred. We understand
that there will be plenty Of fruit during the
season ~ r. Ere Pest
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SPLENDID PAPER HANGINGS.

T is with pleasure that JOHN DAVIS announces
i To his old friends and the public that he has re-
sumed his old and familiar occupation of PAPER
HANGING, having opened new store in the ''Star
Buildings, the corner Of Eleventh street and Pa
avenue, where he will be found all the time himself
and keep on hand a well selected assortment OF
PAPER Hal GINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
BLINDS, sc.
All work entrusted 10 him Ia his line Of business
viii be promptly and faithfully exc: uted to the
tire satisfaction OF those for whom the work may be
done.
He respectfully invites all his former friends and
customers, and the public generally To give him q
cnl at his new store and see if he has not some
thing in his line TO suit their tastes aud wants.
may DIV JOHN DAVIS.
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New Yefk Markefa

NEw Yoak. May l4.-Cotton 10 unchanged
Flou- has declined ia cts /; Sos,hsrn ~ Sila
Sll 37f Wheat-sales Of Michigan at 81 20.
Corn is easier, but not quotably lower Sa'es
Of Western mixed at 81 IL. Pork IL arm. with
an upward tendency; sales of old mess at
$I7 Is. Beef is frm, with On ipp'ov ID tom
deucy Lard in barrels $loa$lo 50 Whisky
Is trifs lower; Ohio 80 cents
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n.A CARD TO THE LADIEs-aOOD NEWS FOR THE
w. SICK
DR. DUPoNoO's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS,
The best ana mos. nfabie remedy discovered for
evIng and curing all painful distressing and difcut
situation, and removing all periodical distractions ard
Irregularities arising from Whatever These Pills
complete
TRICMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
They are prepared by which concentrates the
Ingredients into small bulk thus rendering t
Tor delicate females take doses
DR.. Dupoucos Pills the result of Thirty YEaRS
EXPERIENCE in the treatment OF the diseases OF females
They beve been advertised for little year. yet
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been sod aud the demand for them rapidly
wherever they become known. They have been
thoroughly tried In Washington, and found like
charm.
Sold by a. Druggists in Washington, Georgetown and Al
xandriA, Va. l-eosms
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Nv GREEN & sCur", AuctIosesrs
NhLThBLE BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL
Y Hill at Aucilon.--On TUESDAY, the l5ln it,
slant. shall sell, in front Of the premises, At
O'Clock p IN wet half Of Lot NO. a5. III Square
No 72s, having ro"t OH north street 3 fest llC
inches, run ing back 10 thirty feet Gcy ~ feet
81 inches, betwee First and SecC nj stF; IT, east
Tie above described property is handsomely To-
Gated near ihr Capitol.
Terms: One-:liird cash the balance in and 70
months, for nOtes bearing interest from the cay Of
The sale.
A deed given and deed CT trust taken
GREEN g. SCOTT,
An,
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~ J.C. mcGUIWE. Aue.io.eer.

~ J.G- MCGUIRE. k1etioaesr.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
Pubic Sae-On 9'UESDAY, May 18Th, at 5
o'clock p. H., shall sel IN fr1n; OF premises,
the large substantial, wril-bulit and commanding
property, at the southwest corner OF s;h and E Els
For refectory and hotel purposes, and for which ii
was originally designed and is now occupied, It has
no superior in point Of position in The city.
Its situation in ihe immediate vicinity of the Post
Office Department, Patent Office, and Department
OF the Interior, must always secure to il great rer
maEent value,
The building is threc-s,ories, with hne base
ment, vaults under the sidewalk, granite founda-
tion and the whole edifice of the most solid mason
~. II is now in complete repair, and held under
short lease by the present occupant.
Terms of sale. One fourth cash balance in s, j
Is, and 81 months, tor notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale, secured by deed Of trust on ID;
property.
Conveyancing al cost Of purchaser.
JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
may I'd Auctioneer.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, May Ia Stocks firm but dull.
Money easy Eric Railroad shares at 4ef I;
Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad. 81; Cumhcr-
land Coal Company, 27i; Residing Railroad,
81; New York Central e2i; Missouri Sc eli !;
Virginia 6's 81.
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nrGOOp MEDICINEs.-Itis estimated that AYERS
w. CHERRY PICTORIAL and CATHARTIC PILLS hsvs
promote the public health than other one
There be question that the Cherry Pectors
has by It's thousand thousand Of Colds Coughs Ash
Group Influenza Bronchitis, &C. very much reduced
the proportion Of deaths from diseases in this
country The Pills good the PICTORIAL and vii
cure more complaints.
Everybody nees less purging. Purge the blood
from Its impurities Purge the Bowels Liver and the
whole vscersl system from distractions Purge the
diseases which fsteu the body work its decay But
for diseases should die only of Take andotss
early and thrust from the system before II is yet
strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease only While 10
weak, but when has taken strong hold Read the
founding those who been cured by them
from dreadful scrofu Drops Ulcers Skin diseases Rheu
matism Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal Palms. Bilious Com
plants Headache Heartburn, Gout and many less DANCE
but still threatening ailments such pimplss the
fsc worms Nervous Irritsbty Loss Of appetite rregu
lsrss Dizziness the head Colds Fevers and
indeed variety of complaints for which Pursave
Remedy Is required.
These random Statements but authenticated By
your neghbors and your phi ysCians.
Try them and you will never be without them
Price - cents per box5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER Lowell, Msss, Ard sold
BY
z. d. GILMAN Washington
9. NJ. LINTHICUM, Georgetown
JAS. COOK CO., Fredericksburg, and by al Drugssts
everywhere. s-eo2m
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

dsokRAfoWH, May "a, 1855.
The somewhat dissraceful disturbance at
Forrest Hall few nights since, continues to
be the thene Of considerable talk among u.s.
elimination and recrimin alton has become
pretty general too among some of the parties
who are either directly or indirectly connected
with 1t. We think, however, that the shortest
way to settle 1t would be to let the whole mat.
ter drop, and say no moro about it. Certainly
We can see no good that can possibly result
from any further agitation Of it.
Several OF the parties who were engaged in
the affsir mentioned above were arrested on
Saturday last by the police and taken before
Justice Reavsr who held them to bail for their
appearance at court
The newly appointed levy court assembled
on Saturday last in the hall of tho Board Of
Common Council, and organised BY the cleo
ton Of Lewis Car erry, President, and the ven.
cradle John Mounts Secretary and Treasurer
Hamilton ughboroush was also elected ono
OF the codfsrs
We have been requested to say thai, In con.
sequence Of the carpenters being engaged COM
piedpg the basement of the new church in
west Georgetown, the Sabbath. school exhibi.
ton will be held Ia the Methodist church on
Dumbarton street, this evening, at 8 o'clock.
We have H. material change to note in the
flour or grain market. Both articles continues
scarce, and in demand at our last quotations
SPECTATOR n
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. DIED.

This morning, the l4h instant, at O'Clock, sttei
q short but painful Illness, BENJAMIN ELL1N, :
native of Sneaih, Yorkshire, England, and for The
last fifteen years resident Of this city.
HI. frienGs and The III nds of the family are re
spectfurIy invited 10 attend his funeral tomorrow
at 3 O'Clock m, from his lie residence, corner @
and 18th streets west.
On the 18Th instant. THOMAS, infant son of Jno
p. and Eliza J. Fahery, aged months.
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baltimore MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May IA There have been no
transactions 10 Hour this m 'rning; tbs views
Of buyers and sellers being widely apart.
Wheat 10 in active dem sud, aud prices are
sitter bat not quotably higher than on Satur.
day afternoon; prime red 81 65sSa 20, white
81 75as2 80. Corn-white 81 06a$l 0S, yellow
81 .0Ss3lo9.
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nIsy I'D
By j. Q. Mcguire, Auc.teaser.

nESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
~ ard Lot near The Capitol At Auction On
FRIDAY afternoon, May Is n, al 5 O'Clock, on tlie
premises, shall sell part 4 Lot No. 90 in Square
No 125 fronting IL feet on north street, bPtwecn
Let and % streets east aid running bac. 27 feet to
thirty feet alley, with nearly new and substan-
tally built f5ur-stHry brick dwelling house. contain
ing ight rooms. The house IL built on an Is inch
stone wall, AM is finished in the very test manner
th ougi:cut.
Title IL is 7utatie
Terms: 81 600 cash residue in g months, wi h
interest," secured by deed OF trst Gn the premises
JAS. Z. M-GGIRE,
NAV 10 AuCtanePr.
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HOSIERY. GLOVES. &c.

WE have just received a very large assormen;
w OF Ladies' white, brown, slate, black, brown
embroidered and open worked hose.
Gents white, brown and mixed Hose and hall
Hose
Misses ard boys white, brown, slate, black, fan
cy striped and opera worked Hose ard half Hose
Ladies' kid, elk and Cotton Gloves and black slk
mtts
Misses and Boys' white and oolors6 SILK, hid, and
thread Gloves and black silk Mirts
Gents Kid, silk and thread Gloves
We would invite special attention % our large
and well assorted stock Of LADIES' and Ohildren's
Hosiery and Gloves, being The largest assortment In
this city, and viii be sold at very low prices.
w. EGAN l. SON,
No. s2s shady Side Pa avenue, betw.
sp 0-0w e<h and TIL nyssss.
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may Id

3y y. -. MCGUIRE. Aucrioue-r.
FfNRUSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
L and Lot on Massachus cts avenue BY virtue
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY afternoon,
May 2lst, at O'Clock, part Of Lot numbered nine,
90 in Square numbered four hundred and fifty two
avenue, between 9th and eth str, west, running
back one hundred and twenty nine (l29) feet, with
the Improvements, consisting of an excellent frame
dwelling house. Terms cash.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
0-eaw&is Auctioneer
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auc.,oneer.

BY j. @. MCGUIRE, AucttoBeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND 10 r
near The Navy Yard.-On FRIDAY afternoon,
May 18th, at O'Clock, on the premises, the subscr-
beers will sell by virtue Of deed Of trust dated the
18th March, ie52, aud duly recorded in Liber A.
g.. No. 10, folios 3l9, SC, of the land records
FIR Washington county, Lot No. l. in Square 926,
situated the corner of street south and 9Th
period of ninety-nine years, from September 18th,
1851, with the improvements, consisting OF two
story frame Dwelling with back building.
Terms al sale.
h RNGi W II. G SEkkRRE. }Trus'es..
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar 2z-law&ds Auctioneer.
~ The above sale Is postponed en-
I'll FRIDAY afternoon, May 10. same hour.
Rich NH N H. c CLARKE, Trustees,
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
MAY - Auctinreer.
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By GREER e. SCOTT, Auctioaeers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT CORNER
Y Of Thirteenth street add north l. at Auctioa -
On WEDNESDAY, The 10Th instant, we shall sell,
In front of the premises. al a o'cock Ia part u
ives, de Of l3th wet, next 10 the Of
nnT;h street, running bsek l0C feet II will be d.
vlted in fonr building lots which will be sold ole
with tue privilege
The above described property IL handsomely 10
Gated, IaviDg an east front perfectly graded and
paved. Persons wishing 10 purchase handsome
building lot will do well 10 attend Tie sale This
pr prrty IL In tie neighborhood of Franklin Row
Terms: Ons-quarter cash; balance In 6, L. and
10 months, tor notes bearing interest from The Gay OF
sale.
a deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN D. SCOTT,
may S-HfeATuW AuctiJne0S,
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Pesul. Of a Trial for pirncv

PHILADELPHIA, May t.-In the U s. Court
the jury. IN the cass Of james Barsud, charged
with piracy for slave trading In the brig Gray
Eiglo, returned verdic, Of mot guilty"
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n "a SECRET FOR TIE LADIES-HOw TO PRESERVE
~ Besuty.-Dont use Chalk, Lily white any of the
socasd cosmetics conceal faded saow complexion
you would have the roses brought back ~ your chick
clear healthy and skin. and life and vgor u
fused through the SYSTEM get bottle u Spanish
Mixture and take Il according directions II does not
quite well sweetmcats but II aser few doses
do nnd health aud beauty revivng step
elastic and vigorous and the whole system refreshed and
invEorated Hke Spring morning. then your Is hope
all thu vslusbs certificates for
aaught It the greatest purifier of the blood known, Is
perfectly harmless, and at the time powerfully encs
cous.
s.sSee advertisement.
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n1A PHENOMENA IN MISUNDERSTANDING oagh,
Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Scrofus, hc.-For all
diseases of the Female System IL stands pre- eminent
clergyman Just Informs Is has cored him Of Bronchitis
of deepsrt.e On 'rscser-usrtcrlars hereafter.
gAHPTOES vEGETABLB TINCTURE-By ia mild 40
ton the stomach liver and kidneys, will Dyspep
ss Cough, Asthma Bronchial and Lang Affections PsiHs
the Back Side and Brcast Consumption Scroful Rheu
mssn, Gout Hsursgia Fis:uls Bowel Complaints FILES,
Worms aud Nervous Debiites-wth s diseases arising
from, impure blood and the greatest ale medicine
TINS invaluable medicine IL working wonders
upon the human frame See iisement to-day. mari
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DENTISTRY.

ID b. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of the firm OF
III. Hunt Donaldson, continues 10 .slesssssA
manufacture and insert those beautiful
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, Lilly
for specimens of which (made and de-
posted by the late frm) was awarded the first
premium at the Mechanics Institute FeI, recently
held in this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded 10 srit each
particular case, and their resemblance to the natu
raj organs is perfect as to deceive the most prac
Used eye.
Particular attention also paid TO filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Office southwest corner Seventh and ID sls.-en-
trance on ID. mar 2l-6m
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Il The Boston Transcript says that work
men in the Chsrlestown Navy Ysrd ere Io-
pairing the new steamer Merrimsc for sea By
the Let of June.
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-One fine large front room, with
ID an adjoining chamber, handsomely furnished,
suitable for a family or several young men. Also,
Chambers larger than generally appropriated to
single gentlemen, with board, on reasonable terms.
The situation is high and healthy, and ia tho imme-
dists neirhbOrhOod of the Patent Office, Post Office,
and Indian Bur Transient and table boarders
can be also accommodated by application TO No. 3
Union Row, F street, between 9Th and 7th SIS.
may IA lWs
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DOARDING.-MRS. NJ G. GREER respect
ID fully announces that she has taken the large
and eommodious new brick house, No. B 60 Penn.
avenue, near 81 street, whiting one minutes walk
of the Capitol, short distance from the railroad de
pot and she Is now prepared to receive bo,rders by
the day or week upon the most Bile terms
Also, has q number OF fine Rooms furnished or
unfinished, with or without board. Application as
above. may i1-lw