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LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS OF

IT, Tug COMMITTEE OF Ar
Eds7zESS RANGEMENTS of the +" Young
Catholics Friend SOcietyn Of Georgetown, ID. c.,
having chartered the safe and commoiious wen
known steamer "Powhstan," Capt Mitchell an
EoJace 70 the public that the stesmer will leave
Georgetown on MONDAY, the l4h ins,nt. al
O'Clock m, precisely, and Alexandra Il o':loeh
touching at the different landings on the Potomac
fer psssen gers going and returning.
The Steamer will proceed 10 Piney Point srrfv-
Ing al O'Clock p. m, and remain during the night
afOrding the passengers opportunity Of enjoying
the pleasures Of this delightful watering place, and
early next morning will proceed up tie 81 Mary
river 10 unite in the celebration Of the Landing of
the PeTa,s of Maryland, (under the auspices OF tho
Phlodernte Society, Of George'own CoIses,) return
ing Piney Point after the celebration 10 spe nd the
evening, and leave for home carly on "Wednesday
morning, 10th instant.
vided with state rooms and berhs Tor three hundred
| passengers
| H3-Tickets for the round trip, including every
thing, FIVE DOLLARS.
Application 10 be made 70 the Committee OF Ar
raneements at Georgetown; Geo. Mattingly, Esq, q
| the Steamboat Wharf, Washington; and John a.
Roach, Esq, Union street, Alexandra. Va.
IL is hoped that persons wishing 20 attend the cet
ebrat on will have their tickets procured On OF %
fore the 18th instant.
| JOHN l.. KIDWELL,
| JOHN J. BOGUE,
FRANCIS HARPER,
| ANDREW GODDARD,
CommirRe Of Arrangements
may .. lo,l9-3t Intel may loAl2
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IADvERTIsBnRNr |
QRapaRrozn Nav IN H.

GEORGETOWN, May lO, III r. 1919.
An outrage has been committed In our town
this evening, which, as an order loving eiti
zen, cannot allow to pass unnoticed. 1t ap.
pears that some Of our slave population, with
the consent Of their masters, and licensed by
the civil authorities, were about to amuse
themselves with dance and supper In some
Of the smaller rooms Of Forrest Hall. When
the company had assembled, and were about
10 commence their entertainm ent, q large mum.
Der Of white persons thrust themselves into
the rooms, insuLssd the women, beat the men,
and carried of the satabies and dsvoured them
more Ike wild beasts than civilised beings
Some Of the women, to avoid insult, locked
themselves up In a room, but the assailants
awaited without for two hours until they made
their appearance, when was renewed the work
OF assault. The screams Of these poor crea-
lures were indeed terrible, and reused many
family from their peaceful slumbsrs. During
the Fret part Of this occurrence land nearly
througho0n observed Q Waterman, with his
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Auction Saloa
Iuctioneers.

By GREEH T. SCOTT, Apct;oneers.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
III Furniture a. Auctf0n-On WEDNESDAY:
the 10th instant, sbs sell, 1t the residence OF
Mr. 6. G Wroe, on G, between ID and ID etxeets.
near the Trinity Church, st 10 O'Clock q. m an en-.
csIent assortment Of rosewood, mahogany and wal.
nut furniture, VIZ:
/ fine carved rosewood Centre Tables, with Siam
and marble tops
Fine Gothic velvet covered Castor and Faney
Chairs
Mahogany French spring seat parlor Chairs
DO Tste a-Tetes and other Sofas
Do Bookcase and Secretary
Do marble top Side board
Two sets Walnut Furniture, consisting Of
Fire Dressing Bureaus, French Bedsteads with
sp ings
Marble-top wa.hstands, Centre Tables mi Chairs
Hair Mattresses and Bedding
G:randoles, Solar and other Lamps
iron Hatrack, walnut extension Table
Fine hrocatel Window Curtains and Ornaments
Three-ply and other Carpets
Stoves and Andf,ons
Gilt frame Mirror
China, glass and Crockerywars
With good assortment OF Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary to enumerate.
The above mentioned Furniture In In Cine order
and Of good quality. Persons wishing TO furnish
wi do well to attend the sale.
Terms All gums Of and under SIS cash; overs IS
a credit of and months for notes sa:i.factpTiIy
endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN d SCOTT,
may I'D Auctioneers.
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BY &c. mcGUIRE, A.ctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on Fourteenth
street az Public Aucuon-On MONDAY after
noon, May lab, at S O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell part OF Tot 10 s. in square No 2S7 hav-
ing a front of seventeen lee; on Fourteen street.
west, between north c and ID ests, running back
seventy five feet, with outlet Of three feet in the
rear TO ID street. Tile perfect.
The lot is situated in rapidly improving par OF
the city, within short distance Of the avenue and
is very desirable a building lot.
Terms: One-t third cash; residue in six and twelve
months for notes secured by deed Of trust aud bear
ing interest JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
NAV I'D AuctiOneer.
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JAkBsrovH CELEBRATION This morning,
sne steamer George Washington left the city
fof Mount Vernon, couveyine large company
tnither, to celebrate the snnivefsary OF the
| settlement Of Janesrown. The Marine band
Vas sngassdfsr the occasion, After the do.
Livery OF an address By q. W. p ,Custis, the
sxo.fdonists will proceed to the White HOUSE
pavilion to partake Of dinner.
FIYfH DisfRicr received this morning
the business list of 0ficsr Wise Of this dis
trict. 1t u report OF ton GASES two Of As
ssults; one Of larceny; one Of riot, four per-
sons engaged; and three corporation cases.
FALSE ALARx.-The alarm of fre last mig bit
was caused by . bonfire In the Seventh Ward.
We noticed that the fire department turned
out much stronger force than usual.
CENTRE MARKEr.-WelI supplied IN NJ, ,ts
branches. Provisions plenty, and prices
about As We before quoted.
[coxMUSIcArEp.
IHk NORTHERN LIBBRfIRs.-IHr. Editor !:
The question is often asked rs to the origin of
the name Northern Liberties" a. applied
TO section OF this city. The following from
the Washington Directory for 1883, may serve
70 eaiighten many who are in darkness on the
soUJoot.
Northern Liberties, somewhere, perhaps
anywhere, north Of r or g or 81 streets north:
its easier or western expanss not compre-
hended even within the proba bilities Of sur.
mise" The compiler adds: This appells-
ton initiates so much against appropriateness,
and consequently, good taste and, indeed
everything else that can be based on an idea
Of definite meaning, that 1t seems only worthy
OF record upon the tablets Of slang; but,
like all things that are not controlled By laws
OF precision, identity or location, It is seem.
ingly understood BY every one, because 1t Is
easier to rest satisfied under doubts ~ have
no Immediate effect, than undergo 0O4sbor
OF investigation to arrive at facts. The only
percepible adaptation of this name to its
locality, is that 1t 10 north of somewhere !;
hence, north, and unbounded in its extent !;
hence, "liberties;" or, 1t may be, the mimic
representative Of Q portion of the city OF
county Of Philadelphia; if this be 90, i: is
difficult to tell what could be the medium Of
association by which 1t esta blished its synonyms
IN Washington" But whats In q name %
"NoRrHERN LIBERTIEs.'
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New York Stock Earfet

NEW York, May IL Stocks are active ssd
better. Money continues easy Sales this
morning of Erie Railroad Sd ares at act; Cleve-
land aud Toledo Rail- road 81; Missouri 6's 9li-
Virginia 6's 81; Cleveland. Columbus srl
Cincinnati Railroad, 104; Cumberland Goal
Company, 27i; Reading Railroad S6f; Penn
sylvapia Coal Company lost; New York Csr-
trail OH
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE, Auc.Ioneer.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HANDSOME
~ and Valuable Stailion.-By virtue OF an order
Of the Orphans Court, the subscriber will sell at
public sale, on THURSDAY, The nth day of May,
1855, at 81 O'Clock p. M, in font OF The auction
store Of James C. Mcclure, on the corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and Tenth street west, the valua-
bic stallion horse moscow" belonging the
If the late Charles w. Stewart. Moscow il Of the
Morgan stock, very fast in harness or under the
saddle, OF fine gait and carriage, and desirable for
read horse or for standing.
Terms: One half cash, and The balance in 30 and
On days, fol notes satisfac tOry endorsed bearing
interest. CHAS. s. WALLACE,
Administrator.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
NAV l2-dts AucIinnppF.
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may -,
By ]. G. MCGUIRE. Aue,ieH..r.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
~ ard Lot near the Capitol n; Auction On
FRIDAY afternoon. May lS.h. at S O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No. 90 in Square
No .26, fronting Is feet north street, between
lst end 81 streets east and running bach 27 feet TO
n thirty feet alley, with a nearly new and substar-
TALLY built fGur-story brick dwelling house. contain
ing eight rooms. The house is buiI, on an ls inch
stone wall, and is finished IN the very best manner
III -oughout.
Title indispUtlble
Terms: 81 0I0 cash residue in q months, with
interest secured by deed of trust the premises
JAS. Z. INQUIRE,
may 10 Auctioneey.
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Ey GREEN 81 SCOTT. Auctfoneers.
BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION-On THURS
ID DAY. the 18th instant, we shall cell, in front
OF thu premises at O'Clock p. n, lot S. in Square
No 3e9, having front OF "a feet inches on touth
G, between 9b and 10th streets west, running back
1874 feet inches TO a Is feet alley
Terms: One third cash the balance in and IL
months, for notes bearing interest from the dsy OF
the sale.
Tile ndsput1be
A deed given and decd OF trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may l2-eo&ds Auctioneers.
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New York Marketa

New YosE, May 12-Cotton Is firm With
an upwara tendency. Flour has declined l3i
cts good Ohio, $40 5oasl0 81; Southern four
is easier; sales of 1,l0o barrels nj $40 7Sa
sll.25 Wheat is unchanged, with limited
demand at previous rates Corn 10 firm and
upward; Western mixed III. PORK is firm,
win an upward tendency; old mess, SIG Sta
$16.75. Beef is upchspged. Lard 10 dell sni
declining Whisky is easier-sales Of Ohio q
80 cents
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mar 2-em



w. Beauty.-Don't Chalk, lily White, any of tie
called cosmstcs to conceal faded salcw completion
would have the brought back your cheek
clear healthy and skin and life and
fused through the system bottle OF Cortsr Spanish
Mixture, and take II according to directions II does
taste quite we'll sweemeats but aster few doses
do not Ind health and beauty rsvving step
elastic and vigorous and the whole
nvigorsed like Spring morning then lie hope
less, and all the valuable certificates possess
nsugh IL the greatest purifier of the blood known
perfectly harmless and at The time powerfully
ciOus.
s.sSee advertisement
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en- & SCOTT, Auctionssrs

BY GRE EN d sCUTT, AuctfOH69rs'
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL
Y Hill at Auction.-On TUESDAY, the 18th in
slant, we shall SELL front of the premises, at
O'Clock p m vert half of Lot No. Is, in Square
No 1913 having front on north street % feet ii i
inches, running back to a thirty feet alley 1877 feet
81 inches, betweea First and Second streets east
The above described property is handsomely To-
Gated near the Capitol.
Terms: One-ihird cash the balance in and 10
months for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
NAV Cd Aucli0neers.
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Baltimore Msrksts. .

BALTIMORE, May 12-Flour Is frm, and
holders are asking $40 s7t q $lI; but no Gales
hive been made. Wheat is better; sales Il
rod at 81 IS 81 20; white 81 IS 81 so; o.
and yellow 10 higher; white at locales; yellow
los H.
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HIn the old Cathedral church, Bremen, il
vault, the atmosphere Of which possesses the
peculiar property Of preserving from decay
all bodies that are placed therein. Visitors
are shown eight human bodies beside number
Of cats, dogs, monkeys, birds, &e., all of which
by mere exposure to this atmosphere, have be.
come dried and free from all offensive efauvia:
resembling In appearance, coarse parchment.
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Marine Disastsr-Loes Of Life.

PHILADELPHIA, May I2th.-The Keyytons
State, from Savannah, which arrived h.rs this
morning, reports that last night, .. 10 o'cloct,
she was run into by the schooner A irisn.
hence for Fall River. The Adrian was heavily
laden with coal, and sunk In is minutes.
tn ree of her crew were esved.
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By GREEN a. SCOTT, Aucsineers

ok VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUG
y ton On THURSDAY, the l7rh instant, We
shall sell, st O'CLOCK p. II Oh the premises, sI
valuable building Lots, situated az The corner Of
and 9Th streets being Lots Roe l, g 3. 60. 81,
and -, in Square No 923, having front of 234 f.
inches on 9Th Greet, and l4o feet inches On
street.
The above described property is handsomely To-
Gated, but few minutes walk from the Navy
Yarv.
Terms: 0ne-hatf cash; balance in one and two
years the purchaser To give notes for the deferred
payments bearing interest from the day of sale.
de, q given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN g. SCOTT,
nav l2-l Auctioneers.
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Later from Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, May 10 -ihs orisaha has
jus. arrived, With Mex;esa dates Of the sth
instant.
Santa Anna has again gone south with a
army.
1t Is reported that large number Ct The
toldiers in Sonora have rsvOlted, and issssd 9
pronunciamento.
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DIED.

Suddenly, on the llth inst, SUSANNAH, eldest
daughter Of Henry and Margaret Tatsapaugh.
Her funeral will take place to-mos row Sunday
at O'Clock, from her fathers residence,
on Water street, between Duke and Prince streets,
Ale xandra.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RErokTKp ZOE TIE
DAILY EVENING STAR.

Later from MISUNDERSTANDING tie 0sldsl
Age.
New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Empire City
has just arrived from Havana. The uli,ois
had pat into that port with the cslifornis
mails and passengers.
The Golden Age, which contested With he
Illinois, left San Francisc, on the IN viii
$50 passengers and 81, 800, 900 in treasure.
On the light Of the 18th, whom CT the Island
Of Quito, about I've miles from P.asna, s.d
under q full head Of steam, the Golden Arc
struck upon Q sunksn rock. The water eaissd
upon The pumps with great rsp:dity. The
best discipline was preserved, both among The
passengers and crew. Communication ives
m.ds With Panama, and the steamship John
L. Stevens went immedis tely to the rescue ~ q
succeeded in safely landing all on beard. The
steamship Panama was dispatched On the ID
strong hopes were entertained Of her being
saved, although the tide ebbsd and flowed into
her.
The Goldea Gate will take up tie passn.
gers and mails which lsft New York on the
9Th.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
The rain had continued and the mines we're
yielding well, and commercial confidence wa
g 'sdually returning.
The legislature adjourned on the Soth. An.
o.her effort will 10 made on the 23d to elect q
URited States Senator.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.

ss- MRS. M. L. DAWSON, No. 3O3 se-
Pa avenue, between oh and 10Th az .EzeS6
respectfully announces 10 her Gus H
~Gse toners and the ladies OF Washington ~
and vicinity, that she has Just received q case o.
Fancy French HATS and will open them 10 the
public on Thursday the 10Th instant, which she re-
specially invites the attention Of the ladies'.
may 66ts d. L. D,
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There few things which sHord greater pleasure
than sitting down write notice OF the
land German Biters because fully conscious
comforting public benefit and tells by
notices many have been Induced
and been rescued from death By dyspsps liver complaint
&c. for the of which 10 10 and
sold only By Dr. c. NJ JACKSON at the German Medicine
Store, No. 80 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Sec Advertisement a=-sn
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, Oh the south
ID west corner of Pa. avenue and 9Th street is pre-
pared TO accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or withou, board. Every effort Will be made TO rem
der those comforte bic who may favor her with their
patronage mp e6
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DOARDING.-One fine large front room, with
suitable for family or several young men. Also,
Chambers larger than generally appropriated to
single gentlemen, with board, on reasonable terms
The situation ID high and heal thy and In the lmsae-
date neirhbOrhOOd of the Patent Office, Post Office,
and Indian Bur au. Transient and table borders
can be also accommodated by application TO No.
Union Row, street, between 9th and 7lh sts.
y-lwS
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By j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LO r
L near the Navy Yard.-On FRIDAY afternoon,
May 4th, at O'Clock, on the premises, the subscri
bers wifi sell, by virtue of deed Of trust, dated the
26th March, 1862, and duly recorded in Liber j A.
g., No. 49, folios 3l9, &C., Of the land records
for Washington county, Lot No. l. in Square 926,
situated at the Of G street south and 9Th ST.
east, under ground rent Of $40 per annum for The
period Of nRety-nine years, from September 18th,
1851, with the improvements, consisting Of two
story frame Dwelling with back building.
Terms al sale.
R 1N4i W n. e eskRk'E. Trustees.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar 24-lawkds Auctioneer.
~ The above sale 10 postponed en-
til FRIDAY afternoon, May lS. same hour.
h SN9 W y. H SIkRR'E. Trustees.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
may 4-d Auctioueer.
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Failure IN Fev Orlesna

NEW ORLEANS, May 1o-James A. Ash.
bridge, ship broker, has failed for $l7o, 900.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionfer.

GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS AND JEWEL
VI ~ al huction.-I shall sell, on SATURDAY
evening, at 8 O'Clock, at the Auction Store, E W
fine Gold Letter Watches and Chains, TO pay al
vanbes among which two secondhand English,
g carats pure Watches AID Chains, good time
keepers.
Also, snail lot Of Jcwery. Terms cash.
JAS. c. Mcguire,
NAV IL AuctionPey.
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FAsArIcIsn.-The Hartford (Ct) Times,
says that W. P Eaton, highly respectable
physician Of Norwich, CT, has been fined $40
and costs, for selling . man . medical precrip-
ton Of rum and laudanum to wash broken
tinhD
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nOG LOST Lost, on Sunday, the OH inst
- white and black setter DOG, with ~
black head and ears, the name OF ownerSA
on the collar. Any one that will deliver
him 20 BAYEE, BUCKNER b CO., Aiexandkts
will be suitably rewarded, ny ~
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By J. c. Mcguire. Aretionssr.

VAtaU!ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Ii ;F,s AT
O'Clock D. IN, shall se, in front of the premises,
the large, substantial, well-built and commanding
properly, at the southwest corner Of 9Th and SIS
For refectory and hotel purposes, and for which II
originally designed and is now occupied, IL has
no superior in point of position In the city.
Its situation in the immediate vicinity of the Post
Office Department, Patent Once, and Department
of the INTERIOR must always secure to il great PER
manent value.
The building is three-stories, with fne base
ment, vaults under the sidewalk, granite founda-
tion and the whole edice of the most solid mason
ny. 1t is now in complete repair, and held under a
short lease by the present occupant.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; balance In b, IL
10, and "a months, for notes bearing interest fou
the day of sale, secured by deed OF trust On the
property.
Conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
may7-d Auctioneer.
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DRICK YELLING FOR SALE WITH
ID ample grounds attached, (Lots No. 81, % and
g. in Square $50, 10000 feet Of ground cofi,ainin,
six rooms, kitchen, dry cellar, pump Of excellent
water IN the yard, stables, &C situated on and
10th streets south, (lsand0 There being sufficient
grounds, all of which are improved BY fine fruit and
shae trees, the Dwelling will be sold separately, or
with the adjoing lots. For further particulars in
quire Of CHAS. g. WALLACE,
Attorney at Law. Louisiana avenue.
mavQ TInte11
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auetioneers

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT CORNER
Y of Thirteenth street and north l. a, Auction -
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instan', we shall sell,
in front of the premises, at o'clock m part Of
Lot No. /, in square No DAT, having front on the
wes SIDE Of 18Th west, next 10 the CO ner OF
north street. running back 100 feet IL will be d.
vided in four building lots, which will be sold one
with the privilege.
The above described property is handsomely To-
Gated, having an east font perfectly graded and
paved. Persons wishing to purchase a handsome
building lot will do well to attend the sale. This
pf, pt rty is in the neiehborhood of Franklin Row
Terms: One-quarter cash; balance In 6, u, and
Is months for notes bearing interest from the day OF
sale.
A deed given aud deed Of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
may 9-WFSMTuW Auctioneers.
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40 r E.-FOR RENT-PARLoRS AND
" Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran
sient board, with a bathing NOM and shower baths
and every attention 70 render 10 most agreeable 70
her boarders. Mrs. 10 MURRAY,
Corner PenIsylyanm avenue and AZ ct.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-A VARIETY
DOT Building Lots in the vicinity of the CRY Hall.
Also, in all Ot.'cr parts Of the city, accommoiat
ing terms. Enquire q: Mrs. ADAMS Boarding
House, opposite to Browns Hotel, 10 be seen from
TO 0 u m, or 3 TO 4 pm. Also, an address through
the Post Office will rec eve attention
mar 5-eO2m DAVID MERLE.
ETOR RENT-THREE NEWLY FINISHED
Il Brick Hous es, containing nine rooms, kitchen
and cellar each. They are handsomely finished
with centre pieces, marble maniels, and contains
numerous closets and other cOnveniencss. Rent
S2l per month. For further particulars enquire of
MRS MORRISON, corner Of X and l4tE SITS.
NAV 5-POIwt
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Boarding.

DOARDING.-MRS. NJ. C.. GREER respect
ID fully announces that she has taken The large
avenue, near I'd street, whiting one minutes walk
of the Capitol short distance from the railroad do
pot, and she is prepared to receive boarders by
the day or week upon the most reasonable terms.
Also, has a number of fine Rooms furnished OF
UNFINISHED, with or without board. Application as
above. may ll-lw
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~JeE szILLIrsros ell the new Books and New,
fast published He 10 agent for Hspers al
the other Magazines and readers will always
large and good of Blank Stationery
his BOOKSTORE. Odeon BGilding ~
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BONNETS. FLATS ANb RIBBONS.

WYE have now on hand a very large and general
w assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
BONNETs, Chldren's FLATS, Boys and
Mems HATS.
Also, handsome assortment Of Bonnet 80
and Cap Ribbons, Flowers, Wreaths, Taritous, Mar
celline Florances, Rushss, &C., 10 be sold " our
usually low prices.
w. EGAN SON,
323 e. side Pa. avenue, near 7ih ssreet.
an 30-ow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-12

FoR RENT-A COMFORTABLE TWO sTO
II ~ House on 9th street, tetween M and N sts
Possession given Immediately. Apply to the sub
Scrbers, at their Lumber Yard, corner Of 26th and
ID streets. II. N. l. J. w. EASILY.