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PTYNOJJTTI INDIANA THURSDAY, MARCH 80 1855.

tro,hal she had been speaking TO Mr.
Fletcher of an engraving that she rarticu
larly admi red, and had said she believed
she should never be tired Of looking at it
She had never thought..of it since, but no
so with her husband. At great expense
and with no little trouble. he had sue
ceedcd in obtaining the original painting
"Oh, Mr.. Fletcher" she exclaimed. a:
she turned her swimming eyes upon him
.'you are only too good. too kind to me-
How can ever repay your
livery easily. nv .ove." he replied. al
consider myself already repaid if 1 have
given you any pleasure; but if your graf
itude at any time, becomes burthensome
you can discharge all your obligation:
very readily-just call me by some less
formal and more familiar appellation
than Mr.. FLETCHER, and l shall be the
debtor. You have never called me Willis
once. Do you Gnd any difficulty in pro
nouncing the word?"
ooh. no, none al ALL" said Adelaide
laughing and blushing. "Dut-but--"
"But whai?"
"oh. nothing. ooly Isuppose havan''
got in the habit Of it yet"
."Well, hope you will get in hehabi'
of treating me funiliarly before great
while. Are you always SO chary OF looks
and words of affection, dear Ada? You
do not know how long to feel tina: the
deep, pure love bear you is returned
fully. have always been alone, as far
as the nearest and dearest relations oil
life are concerned. l can remember
neither father nor mother, and my little
sister died when Twas just old enough
to weep as if my heart would break over
something very terrible, but which could
not comprehend. And have felt such
wish TO be loved, for myself alone. as
you. Ada. who have always breathed the
atmosphere Of affection, can never un-
ders,and. thought tina: when l could
call you my own sweet wife. that rest
less yearning would be slilled forever
but 1t is not. You are always kind, but
want more than kindness, Ada; can
be satisfied with nothing less than love. y
There was on earnest. pleading tone
in her husbands voice that went to AIDE
lads heart. What would she not have
given if she could. IN all sincerity. have
thrown her arms about his neck with the
fond words that would at once have
sprung to the lips of a true and loving
wife.
She replied kindly. additionally but
she felt that he was greved because she
did not respond rs he wished to his ex
pressions of attachment. She felt how
deeply she had wronged him in giving
him irvr -hens s.'.rnf. ~s deepest anu holI
est affections did not accompany the gift
She had told Kate that she should be g
good wife-that she should discharge al
her duties faithfully. She now saw ,ha
her first duty was to lovc-that failing
in that. she could discharge no other a!
she ought.
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Oh cast thou no
Al c,ion from thee, In this bitter world,
Hold ~ thu heart that only treasure. fast.
Watch-guard its IF r not bre ifh to dim
The bright gems purity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
Auction Gales.
By @. w. HOTELcR a....

INTENSIVE SALE OF WINES. LIouops
~ ana Groc -Ties al the Store of VIM. I,ip,on -
nef OF Seventh gnd D s;reets--Tse .us.cr,be5 A..
sifous OF changing Lis business, will s-lI wi,bSS,
reserve, on FkinAS. March 8, commep~ip, an 10
O'Clock a m. his eet.re stock OF Croceries Wine
an Liquors, stoe n S,ures &c, consisting in pa
Of
New Orleans, POyD Ricp, Crushed and Pulverired
Sugars
very superior old Government lava Coffee
Fine Teas, Candles, Candies. Scans, Spices
starch, Pepper, Saleretus, Da .kcts, ,'Ioms
imported Cigars, Tobacco AMI snuff
na'dines, Sauces, American and English Pickles
B nd,es, Gin, whskey, Jamaica Rum, Wines
buckets, Tubs, sc.
Store Fixtures, sub as Counters Shelves, Bins
eount'r and platform Scales, Store Truck, b
i"seu'i WIN large assortment Of goods usu ll.y
SOFA by Grocers, which is deemed unnece;-
saTy To paricualise.
,,rf a.s nuon Is called 10 The Chateau, Ber-
Brandies. anu yin iihie'ia
Also, superior Old whiskey, Madeira Wines. ar
lnesc Liquors are unsurpassed i'm ouaitity and
worthy tne attention Of ronnois, ur.
The trade generally and families will find This sal.
worthy Of IN. prrsen G. N VIE e@'e
Terms: Az sums Of and under 50 cash. ov-r ,o
credit Of 80 GO and 80 da g. for approved endorse
'o'ea oca''g interest WIN. LINTON.
c. w. BOTELEg.
n'.l vi Auction -er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07

Lux TENSEE SALE OF EXCELLENT FIR
j. = nitu : ad Housekeeping Effects GA THURS
DAY morning, the Slh March. at 10 O'Clock M the
re'ld' nee OF Eberbach, Esq on PEI nsyIyania
avenue. betw cen 2lst and 22d streets I shall ,,I
WITHOUT reserve, all his Furniture and Effects, com
prising- ''
Pair OF handsome mahogany Spring sofas
one dozen mahogany spring at Chairs
Marble and mahogany top centre and sofa Tables
ni I ana mahogany framed French plate Mirrors
handsome mantel Cocks, G;randuies
DaiDask and lace Curtains, Comice and Fixtures
Veal ian Blin's, L ans,,arent Shades
rictu e., Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures
Mahogany dining and Centre Tales
Slrlng seat Lounges, cane seat Chairs
lilndHme BRUSSELS parl ard stair Ca pc.
lnree ply and ingram Carpets, OIcioth
Rugs, NJ ting Stair Rods, Crash
Enameiled .ttase Set
Mahogany ard Walnut French Bedsteads
dressing and Tiain Burt aus, Washstands 80
Exc lent double and sin ie Wardrobes
Secretary and Bookcase, Rockers
SUPER doui. and single Feather Beds
Best hair and hu.k Mattresses
Bolsers and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts. Coun,erpanes
Fire Irons, Toilet Sets
Handsome Glass front China Closet
Refrigerator, Sideboard, SHE Tables
french and Stone China Dinner aud Tea Ware
GLASSWARE, Table Cutlery, Gators
Cooking Range, small Cook Stove
fahor'a chamber Stoves var ious styte
Excellent copper and tin Cook ng Utensils
!uecthcr WIN large assortment of Kitchen Re
q'isi cs
Terms $50 and under cash over thai sum q
credit OF 10 ard 90 days, for sasfa toriIy endor.C
notes, bearing interest.
JAS. MCGUIRE,
mar -A Auctoueer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
DIED.

In recording the dc'th of Mr. u. N. YOUNG, 4
resident OF this city for thirty years, we feel CON
strained 10 say Of him, that mere honest, upright
humane heart never animated the breast OF man /,
he had, he said, chosen for himself the path OF SUIT
fering aud self denial, end though singular ia his
ways, th- world knew him not. The greater ror-
ton Of his time spent in efforts tn relieve the
distressed, and he deprived himself OF every comfort
Tn effect tnis purpose often was he found at the
bedside OF the suffering and afflicted and to forgive
an In ary was the only revenge he ever sought. II
ne VINO giyeth even soup OF cold water gOeth not
without his reward" may we not have reason Ia
hope that he will enjoy the fruit of his labors whilst
less and widow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
Auction Gales.
BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auc,,o.e.,

BY j. G. MCGUIRE. Aucttonssr.
CROCK AND FIXTURES OF A SHOE STORE
~ at Auction On SATURDAY afternoon, the
,otn ihstani al O'Clock at the Store CT Mr. ii o.
Noyes, on Pennsylvania avenue, near I3.h s,,e,, \
shall sell the balance of his stock fx,ures com
300 p,rs ladies' ribbed .itcrs and yo-ocoa -oo.s
Misses' do 40 a.
Gentiemens long Boots and Shoes
Boys do do
Ladies' Toilet Slippers
Gentlenen's Calf and Patent Leather Sboss,
ALSO
Shelving, rawers, Bow Windows
Gas fixtures, Se,tees, Counters
tIilcloth, lot Tools, SC
Terms: $40 and under cash ; over that sum
credit of 80 60, and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
mar I'd AuctiOneeY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07

~ PREMIUMS AT THE FAIRs-waIrEuupsr.s
~ still in ti- The juries OF the lat,
airs st BALTIMORE RICHMOND and New York their
highest J. "A. W. their m Pho
togrApbs StereOscOpes aud Daguerreotypes exhibited
Mr. also received two Medals Worlds Fair Ion.
DON and q premium at Crystal P.ace New York
Also the hrst awards Of the MA-ylsni Institute for
years past.
whiehursts G.Aery In this city Is Pa avenue bstw
A. and 9Th streets. fab IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

'HE subscriber, as administrator of The estate of
the late John ID. Brown, offers for sale the ex-
ieasiVe and well selected stock OF Furniture and
House Furnishing Goods, in whole or in lots at ap
praisement prices, for cash or unioubted paper
beer ny interest; also the lease OF the uding ia
Wnch II Is contained, known as "Apollo Hail."
10 persons desiring To engage in busicess this af.
ods me opportunity, "a the rent of the building
Is ifone rdle and the run o custom very god.
n. b.-Ah persons inieb ed 10 the estate are earn
IS ~ requested tn make Immediate settlement, by
cash tI notes, otherwise their accounts will be
placed Ia the hands Of counsel for settlement.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
ie9 -'--ScOL AdminIsirstpF
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sT@ss STEAMER
.lszss2GEO. pAGE&


OR.iNGE 4 ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.
He undersigned having become proprietors of
j the large and cOmm0diOus Steamer GEORGE
FACE, intend, by their efforts, TO accommodate the
community travelling between Washing ton and
Alexandria, and the f1cIlities which they offer TOR
The transportation OF freight and the employment of
none but courteous and gentlemanlke officers nd
ob!igng servants, TO merit share of the public pa
tronage and would respectful call the attention of
merchants and other citizens of both places TO the
following schedule Of prices at which their Boat will
hereafter be run:
Passengers cents Buggy wagon and one horse
isH; Buggy wagon and horses, Is {; Horse and ri
wagon round trip j712; Market wagon anu horses.
-; Market wagon round trip 37H; Drays IS; Draws
round trip 33H; Hacks 25; Hacks round trip 81 X !;
Flour per barrel 5 cents.
And all other freight in oportinn.
In connec ton with this boa: are Latham Cook
line Of THibuses.
JOHN VAN RISWiCK,l
RICil'D WALLACE, fiopfs'
MARI Wv Il. A. RYTHER, Captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March AT the afternoon
change -four advanced l2i cents. Sales this
morning of Howard street at IS 62sss.7s; City
Mills at S. 25s$S so. Whea. 10 unchanged;
:a'es of white ats2a$2.lo for prime, and 81 90
ssl 70 fer Ordir a'y; cool to prime reds at
Sl.s7ss2.55. Corn has slightly declined in
consequences of heavy recei pts-sales OF white
at SiaS6 cts yellow at s6as7 cts The grain
sales are not 80 active as on yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
y GREHs & SCOTT, Auet,one.r,.

GROCERIES,, STORE FIXTURES, Sc at Auc
~ to-. On THURSDAY, the 6.h instan', We
., IL sell, at ~ ocl0t IN, al the -ture of MessIs
Hor .'r Taylor, corner of l. street morrill, and 9Th
sure west, an excellent assortment OF Groceries
&c, viz:
l. a, Sugar, Coffee and Spices
Oil, MolaSses, Flour, Larl aud Hams
.,igars and Tobacco, Soap AMI Candles
Nails, ErouEis, Brushes, Cr0cke,y aud WOODWARD
Mackerrl ani Herinss. Stand Casks
Large Platform and Counter Balance a!es
WIN Gia"y ether a.tieles which we deem unLe
ccSSiry 10 tiumerate.
Terms tn.ser S2o cash; over s25 credit Of 81
and ~ ia r, for notes satisfactorily e, dOrsed.
GREEN & SCOTT,
mar d Auctjoneprs
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctione,r

-. w. @AS0 CANhs AuctlOhesr
( tHOlCE OLD WINES, LIQUORS, STOCK &
fixtures OF Confectionery EstablislIn, mt, Sc
on FRIDAY morning, March 9th, AT 10 O'Clock, 1
me Confectionery store Of J. H. Eberbach on Penn.
sylsania avenue, between 2ls, and 22d SIS shall
sell
Class Cases, Counters, Drawers
Shelving, Bar Counters, Oystcr Boxes
candy Jars, Bottles, S. ales and Weights, 81.
ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
Madeira, Sherry AMI Rhine Wines. of very $, n.tio,
quality, which has beeh IN bottles some ten
Yeas.
\ small lot ri Candl :, Punes, Raj. ms, Olive OIL
Pickles, Preserves. Nuts, &c.
Terms: so and under cush; over that sm a
at 90 ana 70 days, for satisfactorily endor ed
notes, beaIiT interest.
JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
mar Cd Auc,io,ec,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
New York Markets.

New York, March 7-cctton is unch angel,
with a moderate demand at previous rstes.
Fiour-Prices have advanced tribe; sales Of
1000 bbls. good Ohio at s9.3lisss sales
Of 100 bills Southern at S9aSs.62t. Corn
has declined trifs; sales Of $4,000 bushels
Western mixed at 94s94tc. Pork is firm and
upward sales of old mess at sIS75. Beef 10
unchanged Lard isrpwsrd and firm. Whisky
is firm sales of Ohio at 3ltc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
New YORK Stock Market.

NHw YORK, March stocks opened
heavy, but improved at the close Money is
unchanged. Sales at the frst board Of Erie
Railroad act; Cleveland and Toledo Railro Dad
%; Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad 40;
Cumberland "a for '6s of go; Reading 79t;
Cation 24t; Macon and Meshern Railroad
100; Louisiana 6's SIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
By GREEN q SCOTT, Auction..,..

BY q REEN g. SCOTr, AuctiOnsets,
VALUABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
and Lot at Auction Ga MONDAY, the I2th
nslanl at O'Clock p. m, hail SELL in front of
tne pre- m'ses lots No 81 and %: IN tie subdivision
ef.Square f65, improved by a two story frame hons.
with BIC building, woodhouse, SC attached.
The above de>cribed property is situated on IA.
Island, betW cen 9th and 9Th streets west and and
e streets south, on vie street through the said
square.
Title irdispuiabIe.
Terms One third cash the balance in 6 and ~
months, or notes hearing interest.
deed given and a deed OF trust taken
GREEN 4 SCOTT
mar cd A. ;ona..
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1ar 2-2m

II NEC RALGIA-Ths formidable disease. which seems
seems to babe the skill OF ply scans yields like ma
TO Carriers SPANISH MIXTURE
MI Boy 1en formerly Of the AstOr House. New York
and late proprietor OF tire Exchange Richmond
Is e We nulass wto have been cured Of Neu-
Tslsis by GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Since his lac has IL u nnmhars of o
who were suffering with .ry every FORM of dsec
with the most wonderful success. 49, -
He IL IL the Extraordinary nm 1c,na h h a-
used aid the best purifer known
'.sSoe advertisement Ia another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
By j. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,lonser.

By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctlonser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
I On THURSDAY afternoon, March LIST, 1855, a,
O'Clock, on the p emises, by virtue Of a deed OF
trust to thu subscriber, aring date the 18th May
1852, and duly recorded in LibeT J. A. -, No. 40
fOlios 438, 439, end 440 of the land records fo
Washington cOunty, shall sell the north half OF
Lot No 10, i'll Square 293 fronting % feet inche.
on 9Th street west between north and ID streets,
running back lC0 feel to wide alley, with improve
mrnts, consisting Of a substantial brick dwelling
house.
Terms One thitd cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on tho premises.
NICHOLAS GILLIAN, Trustee.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
fsb i2-eo&d- AuctionccT.
rs The abOv. sale 10 postponed
until WEDNESDAY, March 7ilI, same hour
NICHOLAS CALL IN, Trustee.
feb % JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
o. The sbove sale 10 furshe- most.
pom unIl TUESDAY, the 18th March, same hour
and PLACID.
NICHOLAS rAILAN, Trustee
mar JAS. c. MCGUIRE: Auciionrer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
ny J. G. MCGUIRE, suc.ione.r.

NY y. e MCGUIRE, nc. tOncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK X FIXTURES
Ola Merchant TallOr.-Ou MONDAY, March
l2th, At 10 o'clock, at the he east side
AZ stcert, two doors meth of Pa. avenue, Il shall
~ l. by virtue Of deed of trust dated February
1855, and duly recorded among the land records OF
washington county, all the stock in trade and fx
lures, cGGpisiHg
Blue BLACK, olive, green, and brown Cloths
DoubNa ard :inge milled plain and fancy CasSi-
ulCTes
silk, SATIN, cloth, Marselles and Cashmere Vest
ings
Sewing Six, Thread, Buttons, Cord, Bindings
Satin faced lining Silk, Brown Hob and Paddins
Canton Flannel, canvass, Cotton
SiesiI, Alpaca, WaLdin., &C.
ALSO
Oae large French plate Mino-, size Of tIaIe - by
50 inches
Two French p ale Pier Glasses
Cuteng and SHOW Counters, Side Counters
Shelves aad Draw re, Show Racks
Clock, stnve- Chairs, Tables, sc.
Terms: SD and under cash; over that sum n
crahl of go Co. aud 90 Gays for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JNO. c. KENNEDY, Trustee.
JAS. c. McGUlRE,
MAJ I'd AuctiOnter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
Mayoralty Elections in New York.

AUBURN, March 6.-The Know Nothings
eleoted their mayor here to-day by 200 ma
iority.
OSwEGo, March 6.-The mayors election
here to-day was very exciting. The Know
Nothing candidate was defeated by 500 ma
joriry
Troy. March 6-Griswold (de Il was elect
ed mayor to day by about 20 majority over
the Know Nothing candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
PROSPECTS, CORNET BAND NO. I

AIR. FREDERICK PROSPECT beys leave TO ir-
vi form his friends and f.rmes patrons that tLis
band has been fully recognized and is row under
his direction, and he is fully prepared with a band
OF the most Scientific Musicians in the city, 10 fur
nish music iJr Balls, PARTIES Parades, Pic Mics, Ex-
CursOns, &C, at the shortest notice possible by ap-
plying ta FREDERICK PROSPERI, Leader, CfiAs.
PROSPER, Conductor; HILBUS Il HITS Mu-
sic Depot, or at PETER TALTAVUL's, opposite
the Garrison, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
f.aL 9,,.s
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FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY. &c.

AUTCHlNSON MUNRO, are row opening at
IL the store, No. $40 Pa. avenue a suIendiI
assortment of GOODS, in the above line, enune.
raung IN part as follows, viz fine Cabas, Dressing
Gases, Pote Monnaies, ard Cases, Jewell Boxes
and other choice Extracts, Pomades superior Bay
Water. Conbs and Brushes in gr, at variety, and In
mort everything TO be usually found in first class
fancy store, and they CORDIALLY invite their friends
ana the public to give them a call.
Their Store is The first door west of Messrs Har-
per < co.'s, between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
mnr 2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07

DOhROINS.- lady having taken the hand
- some Dwelling, No }, Union Row, on + street.
between 9th and 1h, Jfer fine large looms for
families, either furnished unfinished Also, has
ROOMS for gentlemen much larger than arc generally
appropriated To single persons.
Table bOarders and permanent ar transient PER
sons will be accommodated on tho most reasonable
terms feb 2t-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
CURED.-The following 1,

nEA ESs CURED.-The following 10
- taken from Scouts Weekly:
DEAFNE5S.-We underst nj that the success
which has followed the Use OF SCARPA'S ACotS-
TIC OIL, ia cases Of Deafness, has been astonish-
us, tOusa Bds OF persons aving been cured, whose
cases Were considered hopeless. The calls for this
medicine from all parts Of the country 10 being,
believe, the only article before the Iubc for the
of that distressing disease.
Be particular and buy Of u. ID. GILMAN, Wash
ingtou, ID. g., and 5 =. HANCE, Baltimore, Md, 40
there il a ccsinlCTfet article ln the market.
feb 9S-'m
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mar Cd


80 ~ W Il AAHAs ~ uCLtohesTs
Tx l TIE E'S SALE OF COUNTERS AND
L D.awcrs.-On THURSDAY morning, Marcel
STU, OIL 10 o'clock, by order of the Trustee shall
~ii, al The star buildings, a number Of Counters
AMI ErdWers, IN los to suit purchasers.
Terms Ca h, in current funds
RICHARD WALLACE, Trustee.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
mar Sd Auc,ionce,
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Sailing CT the Baltic.

New YORK, March 1.-THE Baltic sailed to.
day at III a. m, for Liverpool, with IS pas.
senger', and 81, l37 900 in specie Among her
Passengers was the Marquis OF Taliacorne
AID Hon. John Appleton.
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Political Exiles.

Ms YORK, March The Sardinian frigats
Des Geneys has been discharged from qusran-
tine by tho health ofhcer and Is row coming
up to the city Fifty eight of her passengers
state that they are political exiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-07
By j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctisneer.

By j. G. MEG UIRE. Aucti0neer.
NALU ABLE BUILDING LOT ON PENNSYL
vania avenua--On IDAY af ernoon the 9th
in. TINT, at o. lock, on the premises shall sell
part Of Lot No. 5, in square No. Ice, fronting 49,
feet on Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, running back one hundred and twenty
feet
Terms: One third cash balance i six and nine
months, with interest," secured By deed OF trust on
the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar ia Auctionesr
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Boarding.

DOARDIEG.-MRS.C CARTER, CaritoI Hill
ID viii he prepared 10 accommodate b0arders-
permanent or transient-mmediatey after tie ad
jOurnment Of Congress and the supreme Court.
Residence No. 4, near North Gate OF Capitol.
mar
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sI'RUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROFER
l. ty:-On MONDAY afternoon, Apii al, at 5
O'cOak, on the premises, by virtue of TWO deeds of
trust to the subscriber one dlted May TO- 1877, anG
recorded in lib r No. l34, fnIiO-l63, &c the
o he, dated Ju 10 lS47, and recorded in Libel w.
B., No. l35, folio 40, &c. two OF the land records
for Washington ct unity, in the District 81 Columbia
shall sci on the premises, lots numbered 10, IL,
IL, H. ID, and 10 IN square No 355 fronting on lit
street we I, between and streets sout,, with IN
imprOvemeI Is, CO insisting Of excellent two story
brick dwelling house.
Terms One third cash; the residue i'm six twelve
aud eighteen month. with interest, 10 he secured
to the Subtraction of the trustee.
NICHOLAS CALI.AN. Trustee.
JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
mar leo AuctiOnepY.
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The Sandman frieate-Poitisal Fxilss.

Nav YORK, March 6.-Ths Sardinia Friga,s
Des Gepeys has been from Quara ntine by the
health officer, and is now coming up to the ci-
~. Fifty eight of her passengers state that
they are political eIies
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Know NJthing Defeat-Indiana Bank Legis.
lation

CINCINNATI, March 6:h-The municipal
election yesterday, at Newport by, resulted
in the defeat of the X N ticket
The Legislature Of Indiana has passed the
Stare and free bank bills over the Governors
veto, and they are now laws.
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s~JoE SHLLIssTos receives all the nav Book. and
IS sst ss published He is ayss HArpers and q.
we o'Eer Magazines, and readers will AWAY. tnd
and good assortment Of Blank and
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Chicago Election.

CHICAGO, March 81. D Boone, the Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor, was elected BY
so all majority.