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DlGD.
On the 10th instant, Mrs. SARAH w. WALSH
cOnsoTt of. C-Ha Walsh, Esq and daughter Oi
The late Capt. Mccall, Of the u. g. Navy.
On the 18th instant, CHARLES WILLIAM, in
FAINT sOn OF Richard and Sarah Ann White, aged ]
month.
WAsHIS TON, June II, 1855.
e. A CARD.--At a called meeting Of the
81 Youths Friendship Club on Monday
hi ton occasion Uf the death OF enc Of Jhe mem.
bers) the following preamble ard resolutions were
unanimously Gd0p:ei:
WheICas IL Ia, pleased divine Providence TO re
move from cur mi iSt JAMRs JVAsHis0ToE, a useful
and efficient m,nb OF the Club therefore, while
bow IL humble subIEi sion 10 the will Of God
Be it
Rese'Ttd That we, the remaining officers and
members o. the Friendship Club do deeply deplOr,
tue loss of our late brother. Language Is inadequat,
10 Express oGr Crief.
ReS0Ired, That a copy OF these resolutions be ten
defed 10 thc G.miiy OF The deceased and published
in the Evening star.
Rejoice for j brother deceased;
Our loss is his Infinite gain;
soul out Of Prison released,
And freed from its bodily chain.
With songs let us follow his fight,
And mOunt with his spirit above;
EscapedtO the mansions of light,
And !. dyed in the Eden OF Love.
CHARLES B. FISCHER, Pres.
w. w. HAMPTON, Sec. je l3-lts
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BY y. c. HeGUIRE, Auet;op..r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND Ell
, igibly situated Real Estate on the Island.-- By
virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date the 9th ay
OF June, 1855, and recorded in Liter A. D., No.
% iOilOS lJO, &c the subscribe will sell, at pub
lie sale, on THURSDAY, the 14ih day of June,
lo53, at % O'Clock D. m, the premises all those
neces or parcel of ground lying and being situate
IN the city of Washington, and Known and disiin-
gulsheJ as the north half OF Lot No. l2 and the
whole OF Lot l2, in Square $40, the whole frOntnc
~ ieeto inches on ~ street west, between n and
streets south, and running back 100 feet to an al
ley, with the buildings and improvements, which
consist Of subs .antial and comfortable cottage
buil- frame Dwelling House ard necessary out
houses,
The above property is situated in a rapidly inl-
proving cart OF the city, and offers favorable op-
Dortunity T. persons DESTROYS of obtaining residence
or investing.
The terms of sale will be one third cash res idue
IN b, II, and lS months, for notes bearing interest
from day OF sale, secured by deed of upon the
property.
Ii the terms CT sale are not complied with in six
days after the sale, the property will be resod
the risk and expense of the purchaser.
All conveyancing at cost nf purchaser.
CHAS. s WALL4CH, Trustee
JAS. Z. NJ CURE,
IL I'd AuctOuepT.
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THE VERY LATEST.

ALL 'AeA Ah1LO
Adispatch dated London, Saturday morning,
says:
Mcneil, 18th May the steamer Dri-
YER was sent into the Baltic ports to serve the
vessels lying there with an official notice of
the blockade, she found, among othe: ships,
the Samuel Appleton, of Boston, which she
also served with the warning to clear out with
in six days.
A day or two afterwards, while cruising
outward size fell in with the Appleton, and
sent an oficer On board to examine her papers
They were found to be perfectly 10 order,
whereupon the ofh:er demanded to see her
bills Of laden. Tie American captain OBJ.
jected, and began to make difficulties, but the
officer insisted, when it was found that the
Appleton had just landed st a Baltic port
80, 600 rifles, 10000 revolvers, besides about
800 bales Of cotton as her ostersible cargo.
The ship was carefully overhaulsd, but no
thing contrahand OF war was found.
The Vienna papers publish the CONSULAR dis
patch dated at Vienna; according to which,
the number Of the allied troops which landed
at Kertsch under Gen. Brown was 20 600. The
advance on the Tchernaya on the same day
was effected by $1,000.
French private dispatches, also from Varns,
state that the Allies were in possession Of the
right bank Of the Tchernaya, and two Russisn
bsttalions detached from the north of Sebas-
topol were advrrcing to support the retiring
fara
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

THE HOTEL. at this favOrits watering place i.
i now open Tor the reception Of guests. The en-.
tire establishment has been put in fEe order, anC
greater facilities have been made for landing pas
sengers.
A small steamer has been chartered TO act az ten
der upon the larger mail boats, and also 10 make ad
ditionaI uips 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth, including
two tirsOn Sunday n and from those cities, thereby
afordng IN opportunity Of pleasant excursion anC
enjoy The sea bathing The boat will make fshiDl
excursions three DAYS in each week.
Communications Should be add essed 10
c e. WILLARD b BRO, Proprietors.
je4-2w o.. Point Comfort Va
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auct.one.rs

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at Auction
' On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day of June we
shall sel, on the premises, at O'Clock p. m, Los
Nos, 3, 4, and 3, in Square No. $50, fronting 80 feet
each Oil north s,leet, between LIST and 81 streets
west, summing hack 100 feet 10 A 90 feet alley.
TIE above mentioned property Is handsomely 10
Gated little northwest of the railroad depot.
Terms One-thlrd cash balance a credit OF 81 4
and twelve monies, Tor notes bearing int rest from
the day of sale.
a deed given and deed OF trust taken 20 secure
deferred payments.
GREEN & SCOTT,
nay 3l-eo&ds Aucrioneers.
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Few York Markets.

New YORK, June 13.-The cotton is excited
and unsettled FiOu': the steamers news has
depressed the market, and prices are weaker,
with a decline of IL to rs cents per barrel.
Sales of coed Ohio at 50 5Os9.75; southern 10
steady at Sill 25aSl1.62. Wheat is q tribe
lower Western white ia 47ta250 Corn is
a trife lower; western mixed 9sal.O3. White
l.l8al 10 Oats are lower. Beefis firm, with
an upward tendency. Pork lie trifo lower
Lard is fIm and upward. Whisky is dull, with
deolinin tendency; Ohio 35s35t.
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= He MISSING BRIDE, by e. D. E. N. South
worth, 2 vols, price 81 90
HaTper's Magazine for June 2S
Harper's Story Book No. Z, Virginia Is
Painam's Magazine for June Is
Godcy's Lady's Book do IS
Grahan,'s Magazine do Is
All the New Books, Magazines, Cheap PubIica-
tons and Weekly Papers received as soon as pub
lished and for sale by Il. X. LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown.
may 3l-I
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BUILDING LOTS AND DWELLINGS-For
- sale Lots on Third street, near the City Hall;
on f, between Third and Fourth; on E, between
First and Second; on Seventh, between L and "a;
ON M, near Tenth; on Third, near l.; on Seventh,
DstWeen l. and M; on K. between Fourth and Fifth;
also, opposite 10 Franklin Square; Massachusetts
avenue, between First and N. Capitol; First Ward,
G near Twenty first; Virginia avenue, near Twenty
nrst; N. Hampshire avenue, between III and /; ALSO
two frame dwellings on Fourth between F and G,
will be sold low for cash. Island property-Two
small frame tenements on |, between Four nd-a
hall and Sixth; also, lots on Virginia avenue and
variety IN other parts OF tie Island and City. all of
which will be sold on terms accommodating 10 suit
purchasers Enquire at No. 237, Pennsylvania av =,
opposite 10 Browns Hotel.
may % -lmeO DAVID MYERJ,E
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IA SECRET FOR TIE LADIgS-HOw TO PRESERVE
Beauty-D1n't use Chalk, Lily White, or any Of the
soced c0-Inelt % conceal faded salOw compile xion
goa wond have the roses brought back your cheek
clear healthy sEt Transparent skin life and vgr
i1sa through s systs get bottle Of Corter's Spanish
Mixture, an take II according directions IL doe. not
taste quite 80 well sweemests but If few
you do not nd your health and beauty revving your step
invigorsed Ike Spring morning then your case e.
less. and ali the valuable certificates possess 20 for
esush Il Is the purifier Of the blood kpo
Tsfct5 harmless and At the powerfully eta-
clous. N
s.sSee advertisements
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New York stock Market

NEW YORK, June IL Stocks are active and
better. Money is plenty. Sales at the first
board of Fries, at 49o.; Virginia 6s. 800;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Sos; Cleve
land, Columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad 81 0s;
Cumberland coal Co. 30tc Reading Rail-
road 9It: Canton Company, 26t; New York
Central 9It; Missouri 6s. 95.
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NTAHrEo-AMANT TO TAKETHE CHARGE
w Offeeding, milking, and.care Of large Dairy,
and two men 10 assist in feC&sg and milking.
AlsC, c0ok--1 cOOred man who, understands
plain cooking would he preferred. Such as can be
well recommended for sobriety. honesty, cCreiul
mss, and industry may apply at Locust Hill Farm
1th street rosd, near the first toll gate.
je l-3tt
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Baltimore Eerksts

BALTIMORE, Juno 1S-The markets are dull
to-day. Flour is L. cents lower Sales Of How
ard street at $40 rs, and City Mills at $40 so.
and but little doing at yesterdays rates.
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EOR SALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF BUILD
ing Lots, located IN all parts of the city.
WILLIAM III. PHILIP,
Attorney at Law,
Once, A 4 Pa av., betw. ~ and 9th streets
may 3G-eO3w
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II TpS. HOONLASD'S CELEBRATED GERMAN BIT
IsAS--Wesk, nervous, depressed in spirits and a
prey 70 nn01cersble mental we'll physical evs the
victim 10 dyspepsia IL indeed object confederation
et Is absurd for him to despair not how weak
low nervous "d irritable he be- the cordial proper
ties 1l HOOFLASD'S GERMAN BITTERS. prepsrad nv Dr
= Jackson Philadelphia, stronger the many
heated monster which preying uuoD hi. body and
and If he chooses try Them we viii insure SPEEDY cure
See s1yeTtsslnsnt.
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DAVID MYERLE,

nor RENT-A NEW THREE STORY FRAME
Il HOUSE, on New York avenue mo 1907
near the intersection of New Jersey avenue and Sd
street, containing eight good rooms, with a cellar
uHhef the Kitchen: To good tenant the rent will
be put very low Enquire at No lea
lie 4-e0Rt
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NEGRO Girl WANTED.-A GENTLEMEN
~ living Ii the country wishes TO purchase a ne
gro girl, from 10 TO l8 years of age; that is &C
custoneG 10 do any kind of work common 20 women,
or that could he taught without chasIisement
Any rers1n having such to sell for cash will be as
s1red Of her humane treatment. Address ''u,'' at
this office. il l2-3t+
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~ d. GILMAN, Druggist: hss removed 20 S2s Seventh
street opposite N the Patriotic Bank
pared u MI ali orders ;"r Medicines Paints OILS Glass
on accommodating tem Strict attention will be paid
physicsns PreEc al the day and
The night bell is on sue right OF the store door.
I4-lm
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BOARD, 4c.-MRS. BATES, on the south
west corner OF Pa. avenue and 9th street is pre-
pared 10 accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made to rem
der those cOmfOrts Bile who may faver her with hei
pasrcnage- 6-H
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VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND NEAR the
v Clty, al Private Sale.-For sale. four very de-
slrable and egiby situated tracts of Land contain
ing about hty acres each, partly in Monte one,y
county, Out Principally IN Washington county, Z.
opposite the farm Of Joseph H. Bradley, ESQ., about
an milcs from " ashington, communicating will. il
by new and cOmmOdious road now under con-
strucuen. The soil is excellent, and well adapted
TO corn and wheat. The situation is prominent and
healthy, and the land we'll watered. There are
three tenements on the premises.
inns property IS peculiarly suited to gentlemen
having business n the city for beautiful country res
licences,
, plat of the property can be seen at the office of
the subscriber
John Parker, Esq., living adjoining, will show the
property to any who may wish to see it.
EDW. SWAMI,
No. 1876 Louisiana avenue, near City Hall.
ap 20 -eO2m
DOR RENT.-FOUR NEW AND CONVENT
u ent Brick Houses brown mastick fronts con
tanning pahOrs with marble mantels, dining roOnl,
kitchen, servants room, and FIVE chambers e8rt
ana situated on ThrtCsntn street, Islam near ths
piuiie grounds, convenient tc "a. Sysnue and tho
departments. Rent very moderate Apply at r.
T. CLAhkE'S office, conner OF Sixth street a nj
E.oulSlana avenue; or at y. 3. CI,ARKE;S Druy
etofe, Eleventh street, Island. mar 6-wtf
VILLA FOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER Of
lefs at private sale the villa in which she al
present resides, w;h eight acres of land situated at
tdiaNlIIe, on the w astlngon and Baltimore Turn
pike Road. The house is new, with all the modern
improvements, and the situation mas many adyan;-
asts Tor persona engaged IN business in washington
as II Is within five minutes walk of the Biadensburs
Depot on the Railroad aud there is also an omnibus
running twice day between Washington and Fla
VILE Application tn be made to the subscriber,
hVlh2 on the preralses. MARY s. VASS.
mar 27-2aWtf
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IA PHENOMENA IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cough.
Dyspepsls. Liver Complaints, Scrofula &c.-For ali
diseases OF the Female System stands pre- eminent
Clergyman t1gt informs has OF Bronchitis
OF a desperate character-psrticulars hereafter.
HAhPIOSS VEGETABLE TINCTCRR-By its mild sc-
ton the stomach liver and kidneys Dyspep-
STA Cough Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains
IN the Back, Side and Breast Consumption scrofuls Reu
mstisn, 6out Seurslgis Fstola, Bowel Consints Piles
WOrns, snd Nervous Dsbites-with all diseases arsng
from impure boc and is the female medicine
known This invaluable medicine working wonders
thoh aman n .ns Sac mari
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WATcH HOUSE, There wore no cases for
trial this morning
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BY GIL - TN 81 SCOTT, Auctioseers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR TIE
v Navy Yard Gate at Auction.-On THURSDAY
the l4th June, we shall sell, at O'Clock D. M, in
'front.' OF the premises, Lot No q, IN Square SS2
fronting AZ feet inches on south NJ street, running
hack l29 feet l inches TO 30 feet alley, between
h ard Canal streets east, immediately in front OF
the Navy Yard wall
Terms: Onc-third cash the balance in and IL
moths, for notes bearing interest from the day OF
the sale.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveyance at cost of purchaser.
GREEN & SCOTT,
je Sd Auc;ioneers.
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By GREEN d sCOTT, Auet,one.r

By GREEN d SCOTT, Auetionesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND house
Y ana Lot at Auction On FRIDAY, the 18th
instant, we shall SELL at O'Clock p m, in front of
The premises, part of lot 81 and all of Lot No o. in
square No. l58, having front on Massachusetts
avenue of 80 feet inches, running back about IDS
feet, between 18th and 18th streets west.
The above described property is near Favier's
garden.
And Immediately after the sale of the above, at
O'Clock, we shall sell part of Lot No IT, in Square
No. III, fronting on NJ street north, between 18Th
ard 10Th streets west, with the improvements which
are a good and nearly new two story containing 4
good rooms and cellar The lot fronts Is feet run.
ming back 81 feet TO % feet alley. 1t also has a
fine spring on the premises.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6 ard -
months, for notes bearing interest from the day of
the sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
le I'D AuctionepY
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0NE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Steamship Atlantic
NEW ERA IN THE CRIMEAN WAR.

New YORK, June 13-The Atlantic arrived
81 half past eight o'clock this morning. Sh,
bring news of highly important character.
The Allies have taken Kertsch, fortress oil
the greatest Importance, commanding the pas
sage from the Sea of Azof into the Black Sea
They have also taken the Russian camp or
the Tchernaya, besides several successes be.
fore Sebastopol.
The Atlantic brings the regular European
dates.
TIE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Cotton -Milligan, Evans a
Co., quote prices advanced Id; sales for the
week at 152,50o bales; to spectators 81 SOC
bales; to exporters 5000. Sales on Friday
10000 bales-half to trade. The market closed
steady. New Orleans fair, 7td; middlipg 2,
q III sd; Uplands fair, sgd; middling, 6 -l6d
Stock in port 20 500 bales. Stock Of American
cotton in port 80 800.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are generally
unchanged, and the market closed dull. Pro.
visions had slightly advanced, and the msrke,
Is steady. Naval stores are active, and prices
are unchanged. Lard is steady and also I'm.
changed.
The weather has been very favorable.
LONDON Barring Il Brothers quote sugar
hrm, and breadstufs generally unchanged and
the marfet dull. Money easier Consols have
advanced to 925. American stocks closed with
an active. demand, and at slightly advanced
prices
FROM THE WAR.
The news from tho Crimea is the most i'm.
pOrtant Of any since the battle of the Alma,
comprising three distinct successes of the
Allies First, the French, in succession Of
sanguinary conflicts, lasting the whole of the
nights or the I'D anG 23d, took and retain ed
an important position of defence Tor pkacs
d@Tmee) before sebastOpOl, when not less
than 600 men were killed OF wounded, most.
y by the bsyonet. Secondly, the Allies made
rap:S advances, and seized and retained the
Russian hnes on the Tchernaya, without puct
ioss-the Russians retyesting to the hills
Thirdly, the Allied secret expedition has OBJ
tanned easy possession CT Kcrtseh, where the,
now command the sea OF AzOf, in which ar,
now fourteen allied steamers The Russian,
on the approach of the Allies blew up tn,
f1rts, and burned four steamers, thirty trans
ports, and half million sacks of breadstufFs
TIE CONFERENCE REFUSED.
France and England decline to re Or,p tn,
Vienna Conference.
THE LATEST.
The French have established q camp at
Tchernaya.
Tits said that Belgium will furnish 20 ,00C
mon.
Hopes of peace appear to prevail.
The Baringa quote consols for money at 92I
orc half and account $685.; but others quote
s25. Money is abundant.
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DIR. THEOD. HANSMAN

Keeps MS of,e hours from eight 20 ten O'Clock am.
No. sos Seesrth st., OPP. Odd FeiIoO' Hall
NAV 23-lmf
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EOR RENT-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, THAT
u large three story Brick House, well known as
the best stand in the city for hotel and restauyan,
on Cameron street, opposite the Market House and
now occupied by Mr.. McGonegal. Possession Civ
en- on the first of July. Address LLOYD Il CO,
Claim Agent, 18th ST., opp. the Treasury, Washing
ton, ID. G.. NAV 3o-tf
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SPECIAL POLICE The mayor Of the city b as
appointed James Mccain, one Of the superin
tende1ts Of tho public grounds, special police
officer for The Sni hsonian grounds. He is, We
learn, empowered with all the authority usu.
ally granted to police Olhoers.
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Two NVASSERS.-WANTED. A PERSON
I Of centlemany address and active business hab.
ia, to canvass for the Union Land Association. A
liberal compensation will be given 10 suitable per-
son. None other need apply.
JOHN FOX. Seeretart,
Office on 7h st, above Odd Fellows Hail.
te l2-2ts
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Auction Sales.
By j. O. MCGUIRE. Aucsioneer.

By j. O. MCGUIRE. Auctieneer.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
Public Auction.--On TUESDAY afternoon,
June 10Th, at O'Clock, on the premises, i sh all SELL
subdivisions IS, Sc, 81, 50 and SO, of Square No.
4fe; each fronting "a feet on 9th street west betw
north NJ and N streets, running back los feet
These lots are situa ed in a rapidly improving
part of the city and are very desirable being graded
and paved in front.
Terms: One-third cash; The residue i'm 6 and IL
months, with interest," secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Je I'D Aucuoneer.
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WRENCH VISITING CARDS, extra thin, and
O. the finest finish, just imported from Paris di-
rect, by FRANCk TAfLok,
may Is
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IEIANTED TO KNOW THAT
w they can get a lot 81 feet front By 1870 feet
deep, for the low price of $75-payable IS month
without interest Apply at the Union Land Office,
7th ST., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 23-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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iATANTED-TO BORROW for nine months
w twelve hundred dollars, for the use OF which
ten dollars will be paid monthly, equivalent 10 ten
per cent interest. Secured by Ii On real estate
wIrih two thousand dollars. Address al w T,'
star ONCE f. ll-3ts
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{ty N Il BD-A PARTNER TO WORK A
g2 Stone Quarry and contract for sale Of Stone
to Government and others, there being great de-
nand for stone. This Quarry is Immediately Oppo
size Georgetown. Large shaniy, blacksmith shop
and every implement on the spot. Tf Is quarS fur
chance is now offered. Call or write 10
LLOYQ-f CO.,
Fifteenth street, Cppo she Treasury.
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Wanta,

NTANTED-IN A SMALL FfgELY A COM
w petent woman, to do the cooking and wash
ing. Recommendations required. Apply at No. 3
First street, Georgetown. ~ IT, l3-2tt
StTANT TO HIRE AN ACTIVE, TRUSTY
w Woman and Girl, 10 do the wcfk of a small
family
Also, to rent or purchase house OF abont six or
Right rosEis, in pleasant neigh6 'rhOOd. Enquire
d. No o between 9Th AMI OH sts., N. Y. avenue
lie l2-2t+
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PROSPERI'S CORNET RAND.

PROSPERI'S CORNET BAND.
THIS Band is suitable for any and all purposes,
and is warranted 10 give satisfaction to all those
who may be pleased 10 engage them, either Gs
Brass, Reed, or COtillOn Eand.
ANY number of musicians to be had at the short
est notice by applying to
FREDERIC PPOSpERI,
Leader, at TaltavulL's Store, opposite the
Marine Barracks.
N. b. Orders left at Hilbus & Hitz's Music De
pot, will pc promptly attended to.
may 2jA4m
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w ANTED-2,5 500 FOR ONE Oh TWO YEARS,
w secured by n al estate in this city, worth thrc
times The amount, for which liberal reward will
be paid. Address "BoI 1855" lie ll--1w
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~ E{RsED.
Ia

On The 3lst May, b. the Rev. Dr.. Gurley, Mr.. b
NJ REED 10 Miss A l.. WILSON.