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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-17

ely y a.sas,on ), NJ Ism DAY Aay,
Tunes herein specified, viz
IN CALIFORNIA.
1855 PROM springs,
Leave Auburn Tuesdays and Thursdays al6smi
Leave adsss sp sas s"s
assss =, Aseain ~ a same day. ,. hs !,
1859 Prom cls.ssa, cly Oregon Territory, 40
miies and back, once in i~o weeks
ssa.s s, ss ssa a s 9s1ssI
Leave Iaeksonsilis svsly ols1 Monday siIami
O FROM Diamond y ss,osa and w ..S ssss sa
Leave pl.nood spnns. Tassaays SAINT
Leave Gaaas Pa, wednesday. al sns
s Pom 6, ps1oS y s AID Dig
Leave bytown Tuesday, a. IN;
ny. aa as'S . S:.'w z .'%t s's
ESQ E sInn ro,s9 Bar ~ Poster c, and Moscow
a. 70 Sem s. ssu s sss and
asas from jseAson By Bue cy Citation Volcano
Aanchera, 10 Pidslr,own aud back, once week
Bidders distance aad schedule q arrivals aud de
1854 Aaso. TETON Pass. % wSodvIle in Tua''
Los Angeles The isi and iSn Of each month al
Arrive woodvire by The loth and ssn OF same
Leave Woodyile on the ist and 5tn Of month
Los Angeles by u the loth and aa,h Of same
from Nasvre BY spanish Plat ohaadervis 81 Louis
aud Pine Grove, 10 Gibsonse 10 mirs and back ohes
Leave as3rysytle Mondays at 6ami
hnlya ~ Gibsonviile IL 4 wednesdays by IL
Ieaye Glbsonvile thuE sdays a
Antve at narysvslc Saturdays by ~
From dapsyiiie, Bar, Empire Ranch Rough
Ready and Grass Valley, 10 Nevada, IS miles aud
Jack, x times week from .s Of April to let OF Decem
weekly the residue of the
Marysyiie daily sunday at
a Nevada by p ssme days;
Nevada daily, eIeept sunday, aib am
Auv at Marysviie by4 y m days.
Ronen and Ready are, sted; also, io
also, ia Linda, Y wsey's Bar, ait
kenr-beck Bar between Msrysvile and Enpi Ranch
Mount Oph, Bidwen n and Forbes
. Gtbsonvie and back, once week
schedule OF arfis and depart
Proposals 0 only Bidwe's Bar aud Gibsonsi
invited.
Ia54s Mokeumne Hill, by Campo seco Winters Bar
Lancia Piana, 10 lone Valley, ~ miles and bach
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PERSONAL.

....Jno Ruger, an eminent lawyer and DOL.
itician, died at Syracuse, N. Y, on the even.
ing Of the 25th inst.
....Hon. F. x. McLanahan will sail 70,
Europe on the 18th of April, in the CAPACITY
OF Commissioner for Pennsylvania to the
Grand Industrial exhibition to be held in Par
Is, the ensuing summer.
....Chief Justice Gilchrist, of New Hamp.
shire resigned his scat on the 18th inst, pre.
paratory to leaving for Washington, where he
Is to sit upon the bench of the Court of claims.
....Hon. Geo. Bancroft, the historian, ar.
rived at Savannah, on Monday, from q brief
visit to Florida.
Gen. Shields, of ILL.,, and Judge Blair,
OF Washington, arrived in st. Louis, on the
18th inst.
....Charles Palmer Shepherd, q distip-
guished lawyer of Mississippi, died on the 14th
inst.
....Hon. James Booth, Chief Justice Of the
State Delaware died at his residence in New
Castle on tho 10th inst.
80. Miss. Greenfield, the Black Swan, who
recently gave several concerts in this city, a,
the Fifteenth street Presbyterian (coiored)
church, is going to sing in the Baltimore Front
street Theatre on Tuesday evening next.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
A Changs in the Argus Csty Stocks-
Observation-Disclosures, &c.

A Changs in. the Argus - CITY Stocks-
Observation-Disclosures DC.
BALTIMORE, March 80, 1855.
LEARN that W. h. Hope, Esq, late of the
Evening Star, has purchased an interest in
the Baltimore Argus, and will be at his
post on Monday next. This gentleman has
had much experience in newspaper manage
ment, and, under his ready pen and skillful
hands tho Argus will awake to now life, and
its hundred eyes be quicker in thei: vision.
B. II. Richardson, Esq, the old war-hOrse,
will continue partner in the concern.
A question of considerable moment is now
being discussed in our city, which arises out
of proposition to soil the city's interest OF
stock in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. It
is matter of doubtful policy, and looks very
much like q manuver to get control Of said
road by certain party, for purposes suitable
to their private interests. If this stock DO put
vidusls will buy it, and thereby procure an
ascendancy in the dictatorship, which, I fear,
might work adversely 10 the future prosperity
of the work. II becomes our people to look
we'll into the matter, and the Mayor to weigh
it well before acting
Our city Is quite lively. The theatres and
places of amusement are all doing we'll
Wsughs panorama of Italy draws immense
audiences, and deservedly, for it Is highly
meritorious
There are many strangers here-all the no.
tells illed-business is quite active. Bread.
stuffs are extremely scarce. Sales to-day of
some 4, 900 bbls Howard street -four at prices
ranging from 50 IL to 80 25a$9 81, and closing
firm at So so A decided advance in grain
has also taken place, and the indications are
| that still higher figures will be obtained.
There is no telling what may take place.
Money continues abundant. Good paper on
tho street is taken at 8s9per cent and second
class l0al1 per cent. Money on call is FREQ
at per cent. Capitalists are anxious to make
sound investments al & to per cent
Exchanges dull. Quote London at 9aa10
premium. RoDERIcK.
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Additional News from Europe,
BY THE ASIA.

Napeleon's contemplated journey to the Cri.
mea is supposed to be postponed.
The crisis in Belgian affairs still continues
An interesting communication from Concha
respecting the late Cuban conspiracy had
been laid before the Spanish Cortss, recon-
handing large ncessiOns to the Cubans. His
recommendations were unanimously adopted
by the Cortes.
A new Barvarisn loan has been promulsa-
ted.
The Congress of Vienna formally met on tho
18th. Present, one French, two English, two
| Austrian, and two Turkish representatives
The Russian plenopitententiary was not pres.
| ent.
Telegraphic reports say that the discussion
| was on general basis aud that negotiations
terminated satisfactorily. Rumors are cur
rent that Austria and England will be content
without the demolition ofSebastopol, but that
| Napoleon absolutely insists on that condition
VIENNA, Friday night.-At the conference
yesterday the pleaipotentisries exchang cd
/ powers, and the proceedings wore entered
upon. Tho four bases and interpret atoms
given them BY the allies, having been set
forth, the representative Of Russia accepted
them verbally. One of the representatives
was thereupon deputed to draw up q minute,
| or protocol, which is to be signed to morrow,
Saturday the first thing when the embassa.
doris meet. This document will constitute the
basis tor the negotiations for peace.
PARIS, Friday Night-The mission of Gen.
Weddel has compile oily failed. Prussia refu-
ses to accede to tho treaty with the allies, and
will not therefore be permitted to participate
in the conferences.
Menschikof has gone to Moscow, and the
two Grand Dukes are on their way to st. Pc
tcrsburg, from the Crimea. It is, consequent.
ly, not true that the Grand Duke Mic haeI was
killed.
Gen Osten Sacken is now the commander of
Sebastopol and Luders at Odessa.
| Count Searnoisky is organising at 6ohum.
la second regiment Of Turkish Cossscks, in
which Poles will also be enrolled.
| Prussia has issued q circular to the diplo.
matte eonsulars stating that there is reason to
believe that the negotiations now in progress
will terminate in peace
The ship Great Republic has arrived a,
London, and there is no dock largo enough &c
| admit her. -
From Spain We learn that on the 9Th, Of
March the government announced in the
Cortes that tranquility was restored to Cuba
and tho government would do its utmost &c
prevent further difficulty A vote Of satisfao.
ton was unanimously agreed to by the Cham.
bers.
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.ARASOLS.

i 100 very rich and cheap Parasols, all cOlors
Straw Bonnets and Misses Flats, great variety
Rich BOnnets and Ribbands
100 dozen Linen cambria Handkerchiefs i'm fancy
boxes, at 81 50 per dozen; we think good
bargain
Embroidered and Clear Lawn Handkerchiefs In
great variety
500 yards Swiss Edging, l2c:, worth 25c.
~ dozen black Net Mitts, from 50 cents up, very
cheap
. dozen best French Kid Gloves, all shades
My stock is large and well assorted, and pur.
chased at the very lowest prices.
Customers will be pleased to favor me with call
and they shall be attentivey shown through it, and
the goods offered al a small advance
VIM. K. RILEY,
Corner 9Th st., opp. Centre Market.
mar 3l-lm
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To PRESERVE KNIVES &C., FROM Rusr.-
Procure some melted Virgin wax-the purer
the better-and rub it thoroughly over the
blades OF the knives After it has dried, warm
tho knives, and having carefully removed the
wax from tho surface, rub them briskly with
dry cloth, until the original polish is fully
restored. ms will I'LL all tho pores with tho
unctions and minute particles Of way. vbich
will adhere firmly, and prevent the intrusion
OF water or moisture which IL tho cause of the
rust. They will retain their brillianoy for
weeks, II used.
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SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.

The undersigned, having been appointed sol,
Sewing Machines in the District OF Columbia, Ie
specuully notifies the public that he is prepared I,
furnish any number that may be ordered at short no
ice, and TO guarantee the Instructions that NAV b,
necessary to enable the purchasers to work them Il
feet order. =" p''
These admirable Machines, having uniformly 70
eeived the highest premiums wherever they nav,
oSeh chnloted. can be confidently relied on to d,
taIors, elathiers, shirt makers, man,ua nakers .
90 soon as our arrangements can be comniets,
we shall have an Office open, where the machine
sad 0s seen running a al times during the day
The price for Machine complete In ali resnsc,
has been reduced 10 Sl00. 's'peeu
P. J. STEER
mar 3l-eooW '"se@
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HARPER AND LKsLrE.-Joe ShiIIinoton ba.
LAID upon our table copy of that popular
magazine, Harper, for April. Itis, as usual,
handsomely printed and illustrated. Ths
opening article is Visits to the Dead in the
Cataoombs Of Rome" by Prof. g. W. Greene,
for many years United States Consul ut Rome.
The contents generally are Of an interesting
character.
Also, from the same periodical agent, Frank
Leslie's Ladies' Gazette Of Paris, London,
and New York Fashions" 1t contains, beside
aplate Of fashions for the fair sex, and Q pat
tsrn for needlevOrk, matter of literary char.
Aetsr, and the celebrated Sparkling Polka.
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NATIONAL lssrIrurE.-We have received
from Joseph c. g. Kennedy, Esq, tho Core
spending Secretary, a COPY of the printed
proceedings of the National Institute for the
Promotion of Science, embracing the trans-
actions Of the annual meeting in Janury last.
There are several interesting papers In the
pamphlet; Life in its Physical Aspects, by
Charles Girard; Processes and Results of
Arithmetical Calculations of the Orbit of tho
Moon, and Of the principal lunar equations, by
Samuel Z. Couss and Determination of Alti
tudes with the Barometer, by Lorin BIodua,,
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u The Maine papers give an account of
woman and her four daughters, in Frank.
lin county, Maine, who shovslled snow three
feet deep from path nineteen rods long, to
enable the daughters to reach school houss,
the nrst ever erected in the district in which
tho husband and father of this family al :.
sided for twenty one years. He didn't think
The labor worth the reward, bat his wife did.
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NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS AND
RONNETS

EvANs, Pa avenue, 936, between Twelfth and
IL Thirteenth streets, to-day introduces the -
new Spring style Of HATS, new and beauti Is
fui article; and also the new style of FlexibleOA
Hats, and Gentlemen's Caps
To accommodate the Ladies, and whose patron
age ne respectfully soiicts, he has connected sWN
with his business the sale of BONNETS Ill
both Straw and Silk, together with Ribands ~
In all their varieties. His assortment is extens,
and will be sold for atieast third less than simi,a,
articles can now, or have heretofore been, procured
III uis MARKET mar 3I--lw
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mistaken, 1t Is not yet In condition to TO
quire the advice of those members of the Ad.
ministration whose functions do not appertain
to our foreign relations. Our belief is that, a.
yet, the President and Secretary of State only
have the affair in hand
Board OF Visiters to West Point.-The Pres.
ident has appointed the following gentlemen
to this Board. They are to assemble on the
1st of June next:
Charles Negus, Esq, Iowa Hon. Isaac Ds-
Wis, Massachusetts,; John @. MoGshee, Esq,
Florida; Col. H. shubart, Pennsylvania; Hon
E. W. Chastain, Georgia; Professor James
Jones, Louisiana; A. B. Hanson, Esq, Mary
land Hon. J. M. Henry, Mississippi; Col.
Hans Crocker, Wisconsin; Hon. Arno Wis
we'll, Maine; Rev. Gurdon Colt, Connecticut;
Rev. Francis Vinton, D. D., Now York; Ste
phen H. Leo. Btq., North Carolina; Professor
W. W. Mather, Ohio; Hon. George 8. Hous.
ton Alabama.
Z The Princeton, United States war steamer
We hear, will remain at Havana until she re-
ceivss further orders. Such seems to be the
impression among naval officers In this city.
A Lighthouse Keeper Appointsd-The
Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Hen
~ w Granger to be the keeper Of the light
house at Bots Blanc, Mich, vice Mrs Chas. M
O'Malley, removed; compensation $500 pc,
snnum.
A Resignation In tho q. s. Revenue Ma.
in ervics.-First Lieutenant w. N. J.
Goodwin, recently promoted to be first lieu.
tenant In this service, has resigned-his resig.
nation to take effect to-day.
A Land officer Appointed Ashton
o Illinois, has been appointed by the Presi
de ito be Register of the Land Office at Chi.
cage, Illinois, vice Richard j. Hamilton, de-
| clined.
TIE Current Operations Of the Treasury
Derartm ,nt.-On yesterday, tho 3Oth March
there We. of Treasury Warrants entered on
II
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WILLIAM Lyon MAcxrszI, b.. .5
again He is out in the Montreal Gazette,
with letter opposing the introduction of tan
cent pieces into Canada. The New York nav
Book says il the friends of the measure will
put handful Of ten cent pieces into Macksp ,
zis's pocket, it viii work the most bensfcisut
change in bis opinions, directly.
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u John N. Finks, special agent of the
fost omce Department, arrested Joseph Mar
salsr' mail carrier at Kingsvood, Preston
county, Vs' on Thursday last, for robbing the
mail The accused has been committed.
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NOTICE.

JOSEPH HIGGINS, JeweIer and siiversmith,
81 No. 214 Pa. avenue, west of WillaTds Hotel,
is about to close his store, and Offers his entire
stock Of Jewesy, Watches, Silver and Silver plated
Goods for SALE all of which Of the very best quail
ity, and will sell al great bargains
Persons wanting anything in his line would do
well to give him a cali, he is determined 10 sell
very low for cash only. mar 30-lws
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LIEUT.. BoSAPARrH.-Let.ers have bean re-.
esiyed in Baltimore from Lieut.. Bonaparts, of
tns French cavalry, dated late in February,
In fns health and good spirits.
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ANOTHER GEORGIA Town BURNBD.-In sd.
oinOh 70 the widespread confagrstion in
osnaersEiils, Georgia, about one half the town
OF 'onesoOro'' in Faystts county, situated on
me macon and Western Road, was consumed
by IRE on Saturday last
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M. WILLIAM,
LADIES DRESS AND TRIMMING STORE

LADIES' UKEE8 AND TRIMMING STORE,
Pa avenue, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
M WILLIAM would respectfully announce to
W. the Ladies Of Washington that he has lust
received from the Northern cities a complete stock
of GOODS, among which may be found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Riba1ds
large lot of Bonnets, in silk, scrape, and straw of
The latest patterns
And an excellent assortment of handsome Embroi-
deries Of all kinds
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions at rea-
sonable rates.
Pinking and Fluting, and Kid Gloves cleaned
mar 3I-eOlms
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n@THE SCOTT GUARDS BEG LEAVE
~ to inform their friends and the public gen.
orally that they intend giving grand Military and
Civic Ball on THURSDAY, April IL, 1855.
Particulars in future advertisement.
mar 91-eO4f&
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NEW GOODS

lust received, from the northern market, an ex
~ cellent assortment of latest style Bonnets, Rib
bons, Trimmings, Laces, Embroidsries, &C., which
will be sold upon moder tie terms, and to which tn,
attention OF the public is respectfully asked.
F. +. MYER, Agent.
No. 3 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 9th sts
mar 3l-eo3ts
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FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES.
HAVING made considerable addition 10 my
Il stock Of
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, <A.&S4
and LADIES' WATCHES NA
Of first quality, heavy l6 carat
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
L offer them al greatly reduced prices. The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Watch is ucrTGnted.
Persons IN want Of a fine timekeeper are invited
TO examine my assortment.
III. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th SIS.
mar 30
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T OST-A PROMISsORY NOTE, DRAWN BY
IL the undersigned, dated February ~, 1855, in
favor Of c. 8. Fowler, for two hundred dollars, and
payable sixty days after date. All persons are hereby
cautioned against negotiating said note.
mar 3l-3t C.. 8. FOWLER l. Co
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DANORAMA FOR SALE-ONE UNDIVIDED
Il third interest in "Stanley's Western WiIds >,
can De purchased on accommodating terms. Address
NJ S1 omee' mar So-lWs
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CUPPING AND LEECHING,
JULIUS e M M ERS

"OULD respectfully inform the public that he
w is prepared to attend to the business of Gun
ping and Leechng at his Barber Shop, south side of
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and l3x sts
Calls promptly attended to in all parts of the city,
and at very reasonable charges.
mar 3l-lms
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HAIR WORK.

ORNAMENTS Of Hair, such as Bracelets, Chat
" claims, Chains, Breastpins, Earrings, Finger
Rings, made TO order, Of any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended 20.
Specimens may be seen al my store.
H. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th sts.
Mar 30
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M AG m1DDLETON,an another exciting .work
X1 from the pen Of that wonderful deneator OF
human passions, G. w. M. Reynolds, author of the
Mysteries of the Court of London il is equal TO hi,
hitherto best efforts, and will be largely sought after
Castle Builders, by the author of Heartsease and
the Heir of Radcliffe; it is a capitol story and fully
sustains the high reputation Of the author
Blackwood's Magazine for March.
Everything in the Stationery line
All the new books published received immediate
iy afterwards and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Book tore
Odeon Building, corner AZ st. and Pa. ave.
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MADAME DELARITE


DEGS leave to announce TO the Ladies that she
I'D has just received, from Paris, a choice assert
ment Of Spring HATS and FLOWERS. Also,
Point, Chantilly, Valenccnnes. and MalteIe Lace
Gods. Embrsideries, Kid Gloves. Giants de Suede,
"a new article,) Mourning Collars and Sleeves ma
teTlas for Veis Jet Bands for The hair Cabas fancy
ornaments for ladies. Fresh Perfumeries, Eau Lus-
trale, Pomatoms, TricOpherous, Eau de Venus, Milk
of Roses, Sapophane. All Kinds of toilet waters,
Cologne, Verbena, Florida, &c.
Together with complete assortment Of Goods,
suitable for the season, which will be opened on
Saturday, the 3lst instant.
S36 Pa. avenue, between l2,b and 18th SITS.
Nine ID. again solicits the attention to the splen-
did Rattle Of Lace Goods, which will take place i'm
mediately after the remaining tickets will have been
disposed of. The prizes can be at any time Al
Nine. ID Is establishment. mar 30-3ts
vows AND CALVES AND BROOD MARE
" For Sale.
Two very fine Cows, with young calves, raised in
the city.
Also, a thorough bred Brood Mare, of fine size
and wi ioai by thorough bred Horse, for sale OF
MILTON GARRETT,
lea 1 street
Also, my usual stock of superior Bacon, Smoked
heeI, &C. mar 2s-3t
OLIVER WARE, PLATED WARE
~ AND FINE FANCY GOODs-SilvsT
Coffee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream JuS,
Sobiets, Cups, Spoons and Forks. Also, a great
variety OF magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
for presents.
Plated Coffee Sets, Casters, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks, on best Albata-
The articles are warranted rs represented, and
.. II. sEMKEN,
33O Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets.
mar 29-n
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NOELL - BOYD,
BLIND MAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS,

NV GUILD respectfully inform their friends and
w the public generally that theyE5|
are prepared to attend to all orders IN as;:ES.Ss
the line Of business. S=N
All kinds Of VI HOLSTERING s=&
neatly executed; such as-Cutting and .sIS=34l
Making Carpets, Fitting down Mating fI=ke
and Oil Cloth, Making and itIrg up fi%Q
Bed and Window Curtains, Hair, Shuck si$@
and other Mattresses, Pew and other
Cushions, Spring Beds, Lounges, Easy, and Sick
Chairs We have In store Window Shades and
Trimmings, Cords and Tassels, Split Blinds, Wide
Paper for Curtains. VENETIAN BLINDS made In
any style, and old ditto repaired 10 look as well rs
new. All kinds of old Work repaired, and all or
ders thankfully received and promptly attended 20
for cash, or perfect understanding before hand
you want the worth Of your money Just give MS
and 10th streets mar 3o-tf
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ASSOCIATIONS.

DUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
DMuual Benefit Building and Loan Associations,
their history, principles and plan of operation to
2ether with sta tement of the benefits attending
them, and Of the distinction between American and
English Societies, &c, vol limo, price 50 cents.
GRAY T. BALLANTYNE,
mar 3l-3t 406 Seventh street.
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CLOTH SCOURER AND WASHER

MAts n 8AlLLIHG will Clean in the
WI best manner, Merno Dresses, shawls, and
woollsn Garments of every description for ladies
Residence between Nos. 373 and 377, Third street.
east, between Maryland avenue and C st., CAPITOL
Hill. =. mar Al ec6fs
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1.-THE FUNERAL SERMON OF Mr.. L.
w. III Wales and daughter will be preached
in the Seventh street Presbyterian Church on Sab
bath morning next at ii O'Clock. mar 81
F%YoUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND So
~ ciety.-The regular monthly meeting of
this Society will be held to morrow evening, at 5
O'Clock, at st. Matthew's Church.
w. ]. FITZPATRICK,
mar 3l-lt Secretary.
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. ERVhNTs FOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER
- wishes 10 sell the choice Of three girls, aged II,
9, and years respectively. They are Intelligent
aGd heal ny children. The oldest, for her age, 10
well Acquainted with Homework. They will not
be sold TO be taken from the District Address boz
334 Post Off e. mar 0-3ts
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R,PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-THET TRUSTEES
~ Of Public Schools will be pleased to meet
at the CRY Hall on SATURDAY, the 3lst instant,
at O'Clock m sch ladies and gentlemen (the
present teachers excepted) who wish to have their
names continued or placed on the list Of candidates
for situations in the Public Schools of Washington.
BY direction of the Board Of Trustees.
GEORGE J. ABBOT,
mar I'D Secretary.