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alleged to be eoavsrtsds bass hnted 20 certain a r.
=: :ss e. I. Ts tS., h:.s =
o. conversion s.ss Bacon abr rroysr (.ai the Il :
Il bsyond the purpo;. for which 10 he'd ( q IL s4s r.
s:sy osss " ;s ssa:s ',.i H e =:
wend Sce But 4 e,pcss de bonis for the storage
merchant 70 remove property in his custody and ia tres
Sixth ExcsptonTo refusal Ct court 10 direct the Jury
to acauit because the indictment alleged building III
Point SIXTH There was proof abundant that I4J
Front street. front bulldog had bsea prepared for
ntnr The rear building Of lot sl~sys carries the
the avermsnt was not essential dcscrp tion bat coui
30 rejected as snrplusage (wbar Or Law 2so.) 4 II
w question entirely for the jury there being at least
Seventh Exec pticn TO rsfu.al Of court o substsaos
70 charge In substance that the adjoining dwellings mast
have hac contact with tbs building l47 Front street In
order TO bring this act within the statute.
Point Seventh1hc evidence answered the meaning OF
tho words sdoit ing TO y BY definition Of the words
2 BY context or the section OF statute. Accord
Ing TO tenor Of decision 10 People GAtos, as Wcn
Eighth Exception This will embraces tbs objections
suggested By requests for charge after number To
tie law laid down by the Cour! regarding atempt TO
commit arson and its views OF the acts constituting
attempt
Point Fghtbrhe Court were orract In their view of
TIE law regarding attempt" aud the specific acts at
tschlng Themselves TO attempt we're sole questions
for the jury under the ruling OF the Court Tns
mon law and the statute regarding attempts % commit
offences carry out the cvl law quic9 sff crini
MS consumaoris ies7t c0ndtu consui Sei c,gitdti.
o'is ocnam patitur The OF King Higgins.
Fast. and People Bush, Ill., I3j, appear to act
lie the Law as the Judge ruled IL In he la.t-r the
tefnition o. attempt given IN case OF attempt at
arson, where the prisoner merely match 10 wit
ness and told him to set are 10 a building
The whole question Al issue Mr. Hat coptendsd ia what
does the word $50" in the statute In
the second degree $50 fre 10 endanger adjoining
building or Gre = building SO adjoining to
danger,n SC
Next was the collection Of combustible mlterials
"atemp" or 10 order to mako an sttemp. must there
be an act toward firing, Us taking match, &ct
Should the verdict DO reversed the prisoner yet b,
tried for attempted arson IN the third degree consp
racy or on an indictment for larceny OF the goods
Var.housed sith him Decision reserved
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he Late Conviction Of Capt. Sm,dth for
Slave Tranic-New Trial Granted.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URr.
Hon. Judge pet;s presiding
FEB. 2.-The Court announced that In the case Of
Smilt trial granted the ground sci forth
N the written opinion of Judge Nelson.
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Beeore Hon .fna fn Mrftrthx

be'ore hon Judge McCu.hy.
fn 24-fn fas 1ot,ev ~ tie Alleged Co,,.s.yt a. Court
bshe Prcpfstors ~ the 7imesThi. case va. resumed
assn to day and further postponed without asy action
as TO Any OF the pastles eonct rnsd.
Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy and Jury.
ACTION ron BAGGAGE LOST OK BOARD sHu
Fn. 22.-cdaries Endh Mortimer L,risgstor we'd
Othe'Ihis action vas brought BY the plaintiff az the
assignee OF one Nss Maria Gciseahoeer who came a.
passenger from Hivre to this city, last October in tho
packet ship ayre OF which defendants are The owners
she alleges that when the vessel arrived Al Quarantine
tho passengers and baggage we're placed on board a
barge and towed to tas dock at the foot or Chambers
street IN ths city That when she arrived n the dock
she was told by seine board the ba that she
must leave her Baggage until mex, mornisg that next
mcrning she accordingly DID CALL and cd her
trunss but did not receive them has abe
them tlEce she claims that shs had tive trunks,
which, with Their contents we're worth 1866 Her IN.
teiest she assigned TO plaintiff The nts offered
EVIDENCE To ah0w that the assignee had but trunk
aud the mate oil the vessel ,h hn examined tho
contents OF It while the passage AMI that It's con
tnts were comparatively yslueless An officer attached
to the Mayors office aso testified tina, shc complained
OF the loss OF Der box zone only the day ats her
val Other witnesses testified 10 the same oil acts
The jury found veriet for plai nt,a for sls5.
FiB23-WIn. A. Schager ayt. Liadiey NJ Hoym,r.
This action brought to some s4oo for tho
monthly hiring of pa.o since 1852 AMI for damages
for OBTAINING the The piano It was alleged was
tie property OF j. b. De Camara sho assigned the
claim 10 the plaintiff who brngs thu, .uit Mr. De
CamAra testified 10 the above state facts and further
thai IN his dealings with the defenia he acted
agent OF Mary Wheeler the OF the defence
Testimony was introduced 10 show that the piano in
question belonged 10 one VIM. Wander beck Who had
parted with the same to De tamars collateral securi
" Tor the pay ment OF note which siocs he n pad
and that subsequently he, yaaderbcck removed the
piano from the neienoants possession, aud has ever
since retained possession Of the same The testimony
being contradictory, the Court rendered adgusnt OF
nopsut,
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Election Riot in Cincinnati.

CIECIssArI, April 2-Tbs municipal cleo
ton in this city to day was most exciting
struggle A large vote was polled. The re.
suit is not yst known. There was much fight
ing in the various INDEPENDENTLY 10 the
eleventh, large German ward. II was report.
ed that the Americans were not permitted to
vote, and they (tbe Americans) took possession
Of the polls and destroyed the ballot boxes and
tickets.
Several serious rows occurred this afternoon,
and one American and two or three Germans
are said TO have been killed.
In tn. eleventh ward, the ballot boxes were
destroyed, and DR.. Brown, a citissn Of the
ward was killed. The Know Nothines raj
lied and took cannon from the forei gpers,
and, turning it upon IL m, fred, killing
number and wounding others-how many can
not be ascertalnod at present
There is an immense excitement. The KAow
Nothings are marching through the streets
with cannon, and they are ordered 70 mss<in
the eleventh ward. A further collision is ex-
pectsd! 80 '=
1t is supposed that the Know Eethings will
have majority Of from SIN TO seven hundred.
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Auction Sales.

ay GREE q SCOTT. Guettonssrs
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
III al Auction and House TO let On WEDNEs-
DAY, the 4th Of April, shall sell, Al 10 O'Clock q
m, at the residence Of gentleman declining house
keeping 81 No. 1873 Ninth street, two doors above
north greet, an excellent assortment 81 Furniture
VIZ: Be- y
Mahogany Sofas, psrfot and rocking Chairs
Dc velvet covered castor arm Chairs and Of
tnnans
Do rMbie top centre and pier Tables and
Bureaus .. al 80
Do dining, breakfast and card Tables
Dc Bookcase and fine large portase Ward
Girandos-s, SOAR, hall end uiher Lamps rs.
China, Glass ana Or bkeryware -. ..
Gilt and other pier Glasses "a -
High and lew post Be lstcads .st..
Warjrcb hes and Wristbands rf any.
Fine velvet Tapessry, ply, ingram md stair Car
pets
Passage Oaclolh, hearth Rugs and Mstng
Refrigerator, Stoves - .f-.=
Andirons, Shovel and Tongs A. ~ -.
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
Terms: All sums of and under $25 cash; over so
credit Of sixty and ninety days, fur notes sstsfac-
orly e. dorsed bearing interest
The House is also for rent, fne two sscfy ana
basement brick, eoulafn'ng ten GOOD af'd son3e
emily arraatted rooms With high cell fss ttcferSn
and g oscts r0tnoltte Not ana cole water evpteted
through the hoisc, sBd pump at exfetetS wsfos
IN the yard, aDJ a sfJe lot With SAC ffuii We.
grapes, and BENZ nsar The NorInern LDefues'
For ianh~ Rsrfeq,' s sgg,y e ne sl tsss
mar - 60 ..''.'.t, Apeuetsss.
TfF . q n
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1TBAKER's PREMIUM BITTERS without doubt 10 one
OF the most popular medicines in this State and the
great Conscience through It's friends has such
creased demands that the proprietor
70 increase hts facility for Manufacturing Bttsrs
that he may lie able to MI all promptly
able physicians are using in regular practice
great virtues cases OF Dyspepsia Nervous Headache
ordered Bowels, and general sltsrave OF the
system &c Read the certificate Of the Rev. j. Boggs
Union Hill station, below. Volumes kind
already been furnished the pI oprietor.
RICHMOND, Sept T. 1884. .
take great pleasure tesying to the virtue OF
rrenem bitters as remedy obstinate indigestion
lief Of the attacks of dyspepsia and by
use have escaped my annual attacks OF ehils.
REV. r. J. BOGGS,
Pastor OF Union Hill Station.
Price SC cents per bottle.
To be had OF CHARLES STOTT CO. Washipetnn d. c.
0AhBf HATCH, and SETH 8. HANCE Baltimore, and By
druggists everywhere. aprs-eolw !
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BY j. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctions.r.

BY j. q. MEG UIRE. AuetionssT.
CATALOGUE SALE OF loco HARDY Ev
~ er- blooming Roses, Frui. Trees, &c.-On FRI
DAY afternoon, April 9th, At 81 O'Clock, at my
Auction Rooms, I shall sell large collection Of Ev
er-blooming Roses, comprising Perpetual, Hy bride
bourbon, Noisette, Moss, Monthly Moss, Standard
and Running Roses.
Also, Chinese Wisteria's Tree Peony, spireas,
Came'lia, JapOnicas, Orange Trees, Parlor Plants
Ornament Shrubs, sc.
Also, Dwarf Pears Apples, Cherries, Apricots,
Pc lch Trees, SC.
This collection comprises the newest and best
kinds OF Roses and Fruit Trees known, ON A
JARDIS, Florist and Nurseryman, Washington, ID
c. Terms cash
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Sd Auctioneer
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ET0MES FOR ALL.-BeautifuIiy and healthy
Il located Building Lots "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, graded streets, can, until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price Of SIS, payable 80 PEI
month. Title ndisputable.
Union Land Office, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9-6m 80. JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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Auction Sales.


81 CIR z EN- q SCOTT Auctionesrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI FURE
i'll at Auction.-On THURSDAY, the April,
we shall SELL at the residence Of Mrs. Spnegs, on
the south side Of north c, between 81 and sts.,
at 10 O'Clock m, large assortment OF Furniture,
viz: e.-...
Feather BIDS and Mattresses
Bedding and Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands and Chairs
Di.,ing, Breakfast and card Tables
Three ply, ingram and other Carpets
China, glass, crockeTy, and stone Ware
Sofas Lounges, cane and woedsea; Chairs
Cooking, alright and other Stoves
With large assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne
cessary 10 enumerate.
Terms All sums az md under S25 cash over S25
credit of so and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
and -.. Auctoueers.
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BY GREEN e. SCOTT. Austionesrsi

ny SH ~ IA - q StcTI. AuettOneorst
SPLENDID CHINESE AND JAPANESE AND
- other Household and Kit hen Furniture az aucl
tion.-On MONDAY, the 9th Of April, we shall sell
10 O'Clock a. m- the residence of Lieut. Balcll
OF the United States Navy, Ia the Six Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twenty first and
Twenty second sts, very superior assortment OF
Furniture, viz:
splendid Japanese Centre Table, inlaid with pearl
DO Chinese do do ivory ,
Do japanese Ladies' Cabinet and Wiring
Desk, lnlaid with pearl, set japanese
Do Chinese Work Table and TeaPoys, inlaii
with,pea
Do Chinese Chess and Backgammon Men an 4
Board
Do Chinese Paintings and Costumes
DO 90 large Punch Bowl and Toilet Set
Do do Circular Beistead, inlaid with Two
Ty, perfect curiosity. 2
Do assortment of Japanese and Chinese Orna
ments and CurI0siIies -.
Fine rosewood oval Cente and marble-top Sofa Ia
bies
Fine Chinese hall and other Lamps, gilt glass Chan
deliers /
Fine China, Glass and Crockeryware, among which
are one Chinese Dessert Set, white French
China Dinner, Tea and Coffee Sets
Fine gothic gilt frame French plate Mirror and
Bracket
Fine Moresn and Broc.telle Window Curtains and
Ornaments -.....
Fine walnut getbie, castor, arm and other Chairs .
Fine cushioned Lounges and Ottomans, What-Nots
ana peuestals
Fine walnut Chamber Sci, comprising gothic Bel.
stead, Wardrobe, Sofa, Arm Chairs, dressing
Bureau, marble top Washstand, and single
Bedsiead 30
Fine waln st Set, comprising French Bedstead, La
dies Dressing stand, Psyche Glass and Wash,
stand
Fine Feather Beds, Bedding, Hair and shuck Mat
uesses
Fine iron Nurse Chair, bronzed iron Settee and
Chairs for hall .-.
Fine Tapestry, threepy, ingram: and Stair Carpets
and Rugs
Passage OclOth and Straw Mating /.
Two jars Nutmeg, preserved in their natural state
Quarter cask M adeirs Wine, sixteen years in wood
four years in the East Indies, fine.
Small lot fiae Constancia -.
Refrigerator ....
Mahogany dining and other Tables
Cooking and other Stoves 5sE.r
And good assortment OF Kitchen Requisites.
Terms Of sale: $50 and under cash over that sam
credit Of sixty asd ninety davs, for notes satt
tofiiy endorsed, baaring interest .s .-..-H
The subscribers must confess that in their attempt
to desc rbe the Furniture they have entirely fsied
Suffice II 10 saw il is superior to anything have
seen, and we would respectfully invite the ladies
and gentlemen of w ashington, Georgetown and Al
exandIia, and the public in general 70 attend the
sale and see for themselves ..a .. 20
a. GREEN q SCOTT, $3.50.
mar 30 -eo l.,. ; --.-- Auctioneers
p s.-The public are respectfully invited TO call
on Saturday, the day previous TO sale, and eI
anime the Furniture. G. b. 8. 4
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BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,
GA0RR0t0~n

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTlON-On
III FRIDAY morning, the 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock
we will SELL AZ the residence of the Rev Henry sli
Ger No. S. Second street. all the Household Fur
mture We name In part
Mahogany IA and Rocker
Do psfior Chairs, Pier T-bles
Parlor and Chamber Stoves
do hall and do Carpets
Mahogany Sideboard and Dining Tables
Wardrobe, Walnut and French Bedsteads
Dress ng and other Bureaus
Gilt and other Mirrors, Currains
FIT rate Cook Stove, Kitchen Tables
Wood, Stone, and TinwaTe, &C.
With other articles not enumerated.
Terms: All sums Of and under Gas cash; over s2s
a credit Of Sky days for . tiSac or ly endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
BARNARD BUCKLEY,
an Sd Auctioneers
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Few York Markef

EBw Yosk, April 3-cotton Is unchanged
with q limited demand al rates previously
quoted. Flour Is improved, and trids
nigher Good Ohio at 50 81 . $40 &c Southern
is better; sales 80 37is$lo I2i Wheat Is up.
ward and firm; sales Of Southern white at s. 20.
Corn-Wessern mixed, ess$I. Pork is trine
higher-sates of old mess, at SIS. Beef 10
upward and firm. Lard is unchanged. Whisky
IS better; Ohio 32a32ic.
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TEI.EGRAPHIC.
RKPoRrEp ron ru
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Connecticut Election


HARTFORD, April THE Annual election
in this State for Governor, Leutensnt Cover
nor, Secretary ofIStats Comptscllsr, With
members Of Legislature, and members Of Con
sress. took place to-day. The result % far
a. known, 10 - follows: .....
In thirty towns, Inghau1, dem, for Cover.
nor, leads all other osudiaatss. Mi,or, x.
N. leads Dutton, whig, largely, and he Calls q
little short Of Isshsm. There appear to b.
DO election by the people. The dsmecrass, a.
far as heard from, elect q, and the know no.
things and wings 81 to the Legislature Sew
eral strong know nothing Districts are yet 10
hear from .s.
The result In the frst congressional district
between James Pratt, dem , and Ezra Clark
jr opposition, is doubtful. In the 81 district,
Sydney Dean, whig and know nothing 70 cleo
ted by large majority
| [sEcoSD DISPATCH
New YoRK, April 2.-The latest returns
from Connecticut indicate that the State has
gone anti administrator, though there ie no
election Of the Governor by the people. Ing
ham lie apparently ahead, but is bard pressed
by Minor. The democrats in New Haven,
hewever, claim the Legislature sefar.
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Distrsssing Effects. OF the Gale--Eight Per
SONS Killed.

NEW YORK, April S-A new large glass
msnufactory in the town OF Progress, at the
mouth Of Rancoess creek, N. j., was blown
down yesterday, burying twenty-five persons
in the ruins. Eight dead bodies hsvs been
taken out, and several persons severely wound
ed. Among the killed was . SON Of Alderman
Pslmer, OF this city. The damage to the
property, which belonged TO Mr.. Julius Kel.
Ter, will amount to near $40, 900.
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BY J. @. MCGUIRE, Austion.er

CATALOGUE SALE OF STANDARD AND
" MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS nt Auctinn.--Ou
TUESDAY afternoon, Sd April, at O'Clock, at the
Auction Rooms, shall sell Iargeand valuable col
lection of Books embracing all the best and favorite
poets. ..... r. -f..
Also, Frankiin's Works complete
Lord Bacon;s, Hume, Smeiet, and Miller's His
tory Of England - ..--s h.
Statesman's Manual ..I1 .l.-.v .
Irvings, Cooser's, anu the Waverley Novels.
complete, in superb bindings, Sci
Also, richly bound Family Bibles, beautifully Il.
Illustrated. Terms cash.
.H.- .,a JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mas did ....,.--f Auetionse,.
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Bunisipal Elections in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, April 3.-csstle, the Know
Nothing candidate for Mayor, was elected to-
day BY about 500 majority over sx-Govsrnor
Wood, Democrat.
In Columbus the Know Nothings have been
victorious also.
In Toledo the snti-Know NOthings have car
ried the election.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE april 3.--Bresdstuffs generally
are unchanged. Howard street -four l. uoted
at 50 .26se .5e;' City Mills hsfd 1t 80 ;s7s0 30,
but NO sales reported Rye -four $6Sfis6 so.
Wheat-red, 81 l5a2 IS white, 81 lsa7 90
no transactions Corn is held st SSs9Ie for
white, and slG92 for ysllow-buyers holding
back
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Heavy Snow Storm in New York

SYRACUSE, April 3-The cars which ief.
Binghamton a. seven O'Clock, yesterday morn
ing did not reach here until half past seven
this morning. distance Of only eighty miles
They encountered snew in drifts Of tVeivs &c
fifteen feet doep ..'
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Election Of Csu,ors IN ysruos :

BOsroE, April 3.--Returns have been rs-
cesved of the election of State censors In Yer
mont. The Know Nothing tisset lie sSead
about ], 100 The vote is small.
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BY }. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

BY j. @. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
l. y:-On MONDAY afternoon, April 81, al s
o'closk on the premises, by virtue of deeds Of
trust TO the subscriber, one dated May To- ls47 and
recorded in li5er w B No. l34, folio I63, sc The
other dated June 10, ls47 and recorded in libei W.
b., No 1885, folio 40, &c. two Of the land records
for Washington county, in the District If Columbia,
shall sell, on the premises, lots numbered 10, l.
49, IA, l5 and l6, in square No 355 fronting llt
improvements, CO insisting of excellent two story
brick dwelling house.
FERNS: One third cash; The residue in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest, 10 be secured
to the satisfaction of the trustee.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
mar leo huctioneer.
o. The above sale 10 postpon sd uu
til THURSDAY afternoon, May 81, same hour and
place. N. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAMES O MCGUIRE,
ap 3-ldv&ds Auct0neeT.
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Effects of the Gale.

EAsroN, April 3.-We have experienced a
violent gale Of wind here for the last Two DAYS.
The rails Of tie Central Railroad were blown
from the top Of the high ssone bridge ut Gin
ton, New jersey. and prevented the passage Of
the trains
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DANORAMA FOR SALE-ONE UNDIVIDED
J. mid Interest In "stapley's Western wfidsn
can be purchased on sccommod terms. Add.ess
~, sM once. u '"' mar So-l&h
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Kansas Election.

IsDEPESDEScE, Mo, April -Rsturns re-
ceived here from Kansas shsw that the pro-
Nebrssks ticket has been elected Bull Greek,
Lawrence, Douglas, Doniphsn, Tscsmssh,
Shawnee Mission, and Hockey Point gave ma
jOrities varying from zoo to 800 The election
was conducted in q quiet manner. The editor
Of the Kansas Free State Was ducksd in Kew
river BY mob, in consequence of . speech
made By him.
There Is probably NO snti-slassry man
ele,ted to the Legislature.
A large procession paraded hero to celebrate
the victory.
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By GREEN q SCOTT. Auctton.e..,

BY CIR < EN- q SCOTT, Auctfonee.ss
ON THURSDAY AT rERNOON next, 5,h inst :,
~ at O'Clock in from oi the premises we shall
sell the Building Materials ia the houses bel0ngina
TO Mr.. II. ID. Gilman and Mr. w. III. Ward on Penn
sylvanie avenue, near Browns Hotel. The purchai
will be required to take down the house rs and
remove the same within Two weeks.
Terms at the sale
GREEN g. SCOTT,
ap2-d Auciioncas.
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Boarding.

DOARDING-AL LADY REsIDING in healthy
ID part Of the Island has few vacant rooms in
which she would like to accommodate Boarders
single gentlemen preferred. Applications 20 be
made al this Office. ap3-et.
DOARD IN APRtVATE FAMILY CAN BE OBJ
ID tanned % two single gentlemen. The roou,s
are pleasantly tituated and comfortably furnished
They will be rented either with or without board on
accommodating terms. Address &C II" City Posl
Office. =.. an A. 81.
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
- IDodated with rooms and board, at No. 10
Twelfth street, between and streets. 7
sp Saw ..-.--
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A CERTAIN CHANCE To MAKE A FOR
n tune "A lady having acquired a competency
in the Millinery business, is now DESTROYS of dispos
ing of her establishment, and retiring into private
life. Her location is one of the best in the city, and
is a rare opportunity for one acquainted with the
business. For terms and particulars apply at this
office. mar 29-lm
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By j. G. REQUIRE, Auction.er.

By j. g. REQUIRE, AuctfonseF.
DERENPTORY SALE OF TWO GOLD LIZ
Il YER Watches and Chains.-On TUESDAY
evening, April Sd, at 8 O'Clock, at my Auction
Rooms, shall sell TO cover advances
Two fine Gold Hunting case Lever Watches, full
jeweed.
Also, several Gold Chains. Terms cash.
JAS e. MCGUIRE,
and Auctiopeer
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EOR RENT.-A comfortable FRAME HOUSE
Il situated on First street, between and c SITS.
near the Railroad Dept.
BARBOUR & SEMMES,
mar 29-eo3t Grocers, No. 81 Louisiana av.
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By c. w. BoTELER, Auetionesr.

BY c. w. BOTELER, Auetionesr.
DEREAPTORRY SALE OF CALLECH, HOR-
seq, Mules, Rockaway, sc. at Auction.-On
THURSDAY morning, April 5th, at IL O'Clock, I
shall sell, In front al my store
One elegant Caliech, nearly new, cost $500
One pair bay Horses
One pair young Mules
One Rockaway
Self Of Double Harness
Sale positively without reserve.
Terms: One-third cash; residue in two and four
months credit, for approved endorsed notes bearing
interest. e.. W. BOTELER
ap2-d Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-03

II HE RESIDENCE OF COL. ROBERTS, u 8.
/ A, continues TO be offered on pr vate sale II
is one Of the best appointed Cottages in the District
containing three acres of Ground, large garden
excellent water, stables and outhOuses in perfect
order, and ornamental grounds, fruit trees SC in
the best condi ion.
For information apply at this Office.
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