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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Austione.r.,

ny va nsGN q SCOCH, AuC Il one B,
TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AND
L Lots at Auction.-OR FRIDAY, the 9th INST
we shall sell, Ill front of the premises AZ o'cock
p. IN two good two story Frame Houses, with
DICK easements, containing six conveniently ar
ranged rooms each, and the lots on which they
stand, being pa of Lot No. 10, in square l26. One
iot fronts 10 and the other l9 feet on north X betw
18th anu 18Th streets west running hack ll3 feet Ia
ten feet alley, with four feet aicy between the
h0usrs, fhr the convenience OF each.
Title Iudsputable.
Terms One third cash the balance IN D and -
months, on notes bearing interest.
n deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
mar . -eoSuS Auc,IOHpcrs
% The .hove sale IL poss ooned un-
Ill TUESDAY the 18th instant, same hour.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
mar III AuctIOnCcrs.
o. Vhs above sale IL fursLcr post.
poned IN consequence Of the rain. Until FRIDAY,
the 10th instant, at same hour.
GREEN & SCOTT,
mar If-G aucuOnecrs.
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DEAFNEss CURED.-TL, following

- taken from Scott's Weekly:
DEAFNESS We understand that the SUCCESS
which has fo0wedthe use OF SCARPAS ACOUS
TIC OIL, III cases of Deafness, has been astOnsh-
ing, thousands OF persons { aVmg been cured whose
cases were considered hopeless. The calls for this
medicine are from all parts OF the country, IL being
we believe, the only article before the rubc for the
cure of that distressing disease.
lie particular and buy Of II. %. GILMAN, Wash
ington, ID. e., and 5 ). lIANCE, Baltimore, Md, as
there Is counterfeit article IN the market.
feb 2S-2m
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Jos SRELINaTos receives all the Books an eve
pspers fs published He sgsEt HaTpsrs and al
the other Magazines, and readers will hnd
large aud good assortment Of Blank Books
his Bookstore. 0dson Building, Pa and ~ St
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CTEWART'S SkYLIGHT DAGUERREAN
= Rooms, over Galt's Jewelry Store, Pa. avenue,
s where the public can have splendid pictures taken
at more reasonable prices than any other room in
the city. Call early. Satisfaction always given.
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destruction Of Lumber Nv Yire

PROVIDENCE, March ls-Ths ,uuh., rad
a N. r. Burrows was damaged
oy IRE Ia" night to the extent of $40 600
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By GREEN - SCOTT. Aucttoneers,
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE \,
IL Auction On WEDNESDAY. the I4tb inst
at 10 O'Clock, we sha sell al the residence of gen,
ileman declining housekeeping, the south side of
North ii, between 9th and 7th = reefs west Dayis,s
Row, an excellent assortment of nearly new Furni.
ture, VIZ:
Mahogany Sofas parlOr aud rocking Chairs
Do dining, sofa, card, aud other Tables
do dressing aud ether Bureaus
One hne walnut pariOr Set, in plush
Feather Beds. Bedding
Mattresses and Bcdstcats
Fine painted Cottage Chamber Sci
Maple, cane and wood seat Chairs
WashstandS, Mating
ParlOr, passage and chamber CarpCjs
China, Glass, kerry and Plated Ware
Looking Glasses, Walters, and ivory.iiandIe Kniyes
and Forks
Stoves of various descriptions
AiSo good assortment of Kitchen Requisites
With many other articles which we deem unur-
cesSsry tn enumeratc.
Terms; Under S25 cash; over that sum credx
OF sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dOrsed bearing interest
GREEN \ SCOTT,
mar Sd Auc,;or,,,,
r. S.-1hc house Ii also for rcgl II being the GA 4
house mex To the alley, in Davis. row on soutb
side OF II between 9th and 9Th streets Inquire On
me premises, or of Mr.. II. :. Davi. IN Oh he,y T.
ahc streets, ar 0i Green 4 scott. e.. Il y
Eft fhe above sale n nstDOned nm
til FRIDAY. the 10th instant, ri 10 D, lock q m
when Will positively take place without regard 10
weather. GREEN h SCOTT,
mar Id Alciioneer.
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The LIGHT ISFAETRY.-James Y. Davis
Esq, formerly lieutenant in this old and
popular corps, has accepted the office of cap.
tam. To which he was elected in the place OF
Capt L. c. Carringtcn, resigned This is an
excellent selection, and has infused new life
and spirit into the company.
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EpR; noOFLAND,s CELEBRATEp eERMAN BE

lhei are Few things which AFFORD greater pIeasur,
An Sitting down 10 write notice Of celebrated Hof
And Gem1h Btters because fully conscious we are
PuOc benefit, aud heart tells that by
our notices many have been induced To take e-e
and been rescued from death by dysps. liver COMPLAINT
&C iJT TIE cure 81 which IL il certain. prepared and
sold only by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON at the German MeIicns
Store, No l2O Area street. Philadelphia.
see advertisement. mad a.,
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TfRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
4 On THURSDAY afternoon March lsI, 1855, al
O'Clock, on the premises, by virtue "f "a deed of
trust II The subscriber, b. arng date the l4lh May
1857, and duly recorded IN Liber J. 4. -, No. 40
oios 49, 439, and 44O, one OF the land records for
w Washington county, | shall sell the north half OF
Lot No ~, in Square 293, fronting % feet inches
"n l2th street west between north G and ID Streets
running back lCO feel TO a wide alley, with improve,
ments, consisting Of substantial brick dwelling
house.
Terms: Ono third cash the residue la six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS CiLLAN, Trustee.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
len l2-eoNds AucuOneer.
En- The shove sale IL postponad
unh TUESDAY, the both March, same hour.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE; AuctiOnrer.
mar Is eo&hs
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Arrival Of the A{r;ca

HALIFAX, March 15.-Ths cupsrd st..m.,
A'rica arrived here this forenoon, with days
later European new,
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BY GREEN g. sCoT9'. Auction.sr,

BY CIR &c EN- g. SCOT9'. Aucttonser,.
TNWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS at Auc-
i uon.-On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 5
O'Clock p m, shall sell in font of The premises
paft ui nt No ?, IA Square S37, with The improve.
mentS VIII CHI are two frame house one containinp
three and the other nine rooms each house front
ing L. feet on south e, be 9Th ard 9Th strerts
west, with five feet alley between the two nal
lns Tie whole front % feet, running hack &c feet
inch. =.
Title indiSputabe.
Terms One-lnurth cash balance ia II, IL and
"a months, on notes hearing interest.
4 deed gwen AMI a deed Of trust taken.
GREEN & SCOTT,
MAI III AucuOneeTs.
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wanta.

"ANTED-A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER
w and MiilIuer wishes a permanent situation
prefers place prvatx family as seams,resS.
Enquire AT thIs Dfflce. mar ID -ltt
"ANTED-TO RENT A HOUSE WITH A
w few acres of ground in a healtly location,
near Washington or Georgetown. Apply al the OF
nee OF the Star, or address ''W F CO Georgetown
POSt Once. mar I5-3t"
HOUSE w ANT D.-THE ADVERTIS EE
IL wishes to purchase, for cash, a good two story
brick Dwelling, suitable for a small family, situated
north OF street. Address "S F A." through the
Post Office, stat ng location, price, &c.
mar l2-lw*
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Br y. a.. TcGTIHE. s~c,,oneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
i nItuTe aud housekeeping Elrc,s-Ou THURS
pAf morning, The STA March, 10 O'Clock, at Il,
residence residence OF ). ii; Eberbich, Ed, "a "a avenue
between 2lsi and Oh streets, hall sell without
teseTrc, al OF his Furniture and Eirect- compris
ia--
Far OF handsome mahogany spring pfas
,,ne dozen mahogany spring seat Chairs
Marble and mahogany top centre and sofa Tables
'ilt aue matr'gany framed French pla'c Mirror
Handsome Nlantel Clocks, Gran .oieS
Jatha>H and lace Curtains
'Orntce and Fixtures
Neni ian Blinds Transuafpnr Shades
PICTURES, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures
Mahogany dining and centre Table,
spring seat Lounges. cane seat Chairs
Handsome BRUSSELS parlGr and starr CARPETS
Ihree.piy and ingram Carpets. Oicloth
rugs Mating. Stair Rods, Clash
Enamelled Cottage Set
HahOc my ID wanu; Preach Bclsiea's
Dressing AMI plain bureaus. Washstands
Excellent double and single Wardrobes
SECRETARY aud Bookcase, Rockers
superior double and single Feather Beds
Best hair aud husk Mattresses
blankets, Comforts, CuuIterpgnes
BOlsters and Pillows
Fire Irons, Toilet Sells
Hands me sia~s front China Clo,e,
Refrigerator, SidehOaTd, Side Tables
French and Stone China Dinner end Tea Ware
GLASSWARE, Table cutlery. CaStors
Cooking Range, sma!l Cook Stove
Parlor ana chamber Stoves. various styles
Excellent copper and tin Cooking Utensils
Together with large assortment of Kitchen Re.
qUisiies.
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum a
credit OF TO- and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mHl Cd auc,iooa.,
% The ebove sals - postponed un.
III TUESDAY morning, March 10, at the same
hour and place.
G: KEPPLER, lT,us,.es
WM. RUPP. : iiuS'oe''
JAS. G.. MCGUIRE
maj Auctoneer.
Ehe above safe 4, further post
phnei. owing To the Illness of Mr. Eberbach uu,iI
FRIDAY morning, March 10Th, same Il, ur
g. kEpPLER. ,,
WIN. RUPP, { iius'ees'
JAMES e.. MCGUIRE,
mar - Auc,ionao,
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RECEIVING SPRING SUPPLIES

6ECElNlN9 SPRlEG SUPPLlES.
WEare now opening many new and desirable
w Spring Goods, TO which we invite the auen-
ton OF purchasers generally before making their
lectons
We name few leading articles
% pieces fine plaid Ind plain Cambrcs, chean
100 do neat style Chintzes and French brI
iants
20 do Manchester and other styles nice Cling
hams
30 do Richardson's and Barklies' Shirtine
Linens
200 do superior bleached Shirtng Cottons
"a, 10 4, IL Linen and Cotton Sheetngs
Alarse lot OF Towellings, damask Napkins and Ia
BILE Diapers
Also lot Of light stripe and plaid Dress Silks at
greatly reduced prices.
Spring MOusselines. Challey DE LANES and Ba
rege DE LANES, all Of beautiful designs
With general assortment of New Goods which
we will sell AT fair prices for cash, or on short time
10 prompt purchasers.
pG.AH articles sold at our establishment are wsr-
ranted TO prove as represented.
COLLEY & SEARS,
mar l4-eolw
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q ARRIEHi

On Tuesday, the srh inst. by the Rev. II. stan
ey. Mr.. JOHN Nj. MARTIN To Miss FRANCIS A.
both Of This city.
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BY }. G. MCGUIRE. huctione.I.

ny -. Z. mcGU IL Il 4, kuctfOneeI.
T. EREHPTORY SALE OF FOUR OF THE
Y most desirable Building Lots in the First Ward
On THURSDAY afternoon, March 18th, at ~
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell. wit out
save, Lots 3 4, 5. and 6, in square l:6, fronting
each 2Sla feet on north street, between 18th ans
18th streets, running back AK feet TO a twenty
feet alley.
These lots are delightfully."- situated, with south
crn 'front.' about the centre Of the block ON either
side Of which have been erected first class houses,
aud offer greater inducements to persons DESTROYS
securing unobiectionable building sites than any
property that has been offered for sale at auction for
years.
Title perfect and sale positive.
Terms: One third cash the residue in two eaua
payments at six and twelve months, with int est
secured by deed of trut on the premises, TO the
satisfaction Of the vendor.
II the terms of the sale are not complied with in
fur days from the day of the sale, the prope Nv will
he resod al the risk and expense Of the fret purcha
ser
All coIveyancing al cost Of purchaser.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
pafs-a Auctionssr.
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WOULDN'T SELL BIS BIRTHRIGHr "A letter
writer for distant paper says:
Old Rip Van Wrinkle has generally sus-
tanned herself very well, in the encounter of
border j0kss and wits which have 30 long in
volved her with Eer nC;ghbor Z" the Old Do
minion," she Is therefore expected 20 come
back On the ferIetration Of the following:
good story is told by Gen Bayly, of Vir-
ginia. Never having suffered himself to be
done by that notorious character Beau HEX
man, who Is very much Of w2S, and genius
in his way, the General was accosted By Beau
on the avenue, the other evening, for a
quarter" and by way Of persuade. called
for il in the Iame OK Old Virginia, and as a
Virginian.
How dare you call yourself Virs inian to
me, Beau, when l know you to be North
Carolinian " said The General. Now. in
s'ead Of quarter " l will give you dollar
you will never again call yourself Vir-
gini.n, but will call yourself what you are, a
North CarOlinisn"
General" replied Beau, " dc you think
would call myceIf North Carolinian for one
dollar! No; 1 can't take it,
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Auction Sales
Nv j. G.. MeGIrInE .

ny y. T.. MCGUIRE. Aueetom...
a rHS C. tt;DsEMOoD GRAND PIANO, ELE
" CANT Cahinet Furniture, Splendid French nI,ts
Mirrors, Rich Curtains Carpets. French Chr. "a
Cutg!ass Ware, Costly Wines, Superior Ca,,;. .e
Horses, ac.-on WEDNESDAY m rnnc, MarcS
2Ist, Il 10 O'Clock, at the residence of his E,sII
cy J. NJ Tirado, the Peruvian Minister on Penn.tI
| vana avenue, between 23d and oath streets shan
sell all his elegant Household Effects consisting Of
Superb Rosewood Grand Piano, by Blu nk,der
Magnificent suite OF solid Ros, wood Parlof Furni
ture, upholstered in green and gold satin dam.
ask, comprising thre. large medallion back
Sofas, one siesta Sofa, six large medallion
Arm Chairs, two VOtare, and six Parlor
Chairs
Splendid Green and God Satin damask Curt,jns 10
match, Comice, Lace Curtains sc.
Elegant French plate Mantel Mirrors
Costly mantei Clocks, gilt and bronze, with side
pieces TO match, Vases
kIch Gilt Gas Chandeliers, Candelabras, and Brack-
cts
Fine Tapestry, Bruises and Ven:tian Carpets
Suite of Rosewood Reception room Furniture up-
hoistered IN cana colored SATIN damask
CONSISTING Oh pair of French So as Arm
and smGll Chairs
y Curtains, Cornice, sc to match
Rosewood Oval marble n Tables
w alnut Extension Dining Tables
| DO Plush seat Dinn. Chairs
| oamask covered spring seat Couches
Mahogany hair spring seat Lounges, Chairs
Cane seat Arm and Cotsgp Chars
Marhle-top Beaufet, Buffers Trav
Elegant crimson and Gold Band Dinner Sci
| Richly decorated China Tea Coffee and Chocolate
Service
Heavy 81 effcld plated Walters. Cake Baskets t.,
| and Coffee Service N
Rich Crystal Cut glass Dccantsrs, Tumble,s q lam.
| pagneS, Wines, COrdia's, Finger Bows wa
| ter Bottles, Claret Pitchers, sc
Mahogany Writing Decks, Book Shelves
| Mmocco and danIa>k covered extension Chairs
Mahogany Dressing Burr ans, Wardruhes
French and Italian Bed.teads
| Marble top Wristbands, Corner StanJs
French China aud Granite Toilet Sets
Bet hair and husk Mattresses
Boosters and Pillows. Bed Cin,IIin,
Single Iron BedstcadS, sofa Brdstca3s
| Bed and Table Linen
screens, Fire lgous, Lamps
Handsome Dsmask Curtains, Window Shades
Furniture IN servants rooms
Ollie OH, Cooking aud other Stoves
CopPcrs, COOkr Utensils, Sc.
At o'clock,
IN Itont oi TIC residence splendid pair of dark
cray carnage Horses, hclweel six and seven wears
DID, perfectly sourd. and kind in singl. or double
harness and said Ia be the finest carriage horses IN
the District "
Also, I'm N dtsteIy after
in Inc dining room, choice lot of the highest
quality Wines, IN bottles, comprising Chsaupagp q
Pnr', Sherry, Madeira, &c imported expressly fo3
private use.
Terms ni sale: $50 and under cash over that sum
credit ol sky I'd ninety days for notes salts ac
totIiy endorsed, bearing iu,rre,t
7. S-The house will be open 20 vis!,ers on IN,
day previous to the sale.
JAS. {. MCGUIRE,
mar VI tuctoneer.
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WATCH RErURNs.-No trials at the guard
house this morning.
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PIANOS FOR RENT.

Z NO superior octave Boudor PIANOFORTES
I for rent or sale. Apply AT HILBUS l. HITS
Music Depot, where they may be seen.
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hRRivAL.-Our Georgetown readers viii bs
grained to learn that Rev. Or. S K Cor
president OF Madison College, arrived he-e
iast nlgnt looking hearty and we'll. He h as
LETT his duties at Uliontogn to attend tbs
Maryland Annual Conference, now in session
az alexandria, where he will represent the
interest OF the college. 1t will be remem bered
tnat ne was called to take charge of the col.
Isge Wniie pastor of the Methodist Protestant
cHuicn IN Georgetown, and was installed as
president pro tenn. When the General Con-
ference met last spring a memorial was sent
up, signed by every student at the college,
asking that DR.. Cox might be elected presi-
dent' and the request was granted. He ex
poets to remain but q short time here, but We
hope to hear him again, both in this city and
a. his old church in Georgetown.
For TIE CoNFERENcE.-We met with mum.
Der of reverend gentlemen, ministers of the
Methodist Protestant Church, this morning. ALL
on their way to attend the Conference. now
sitting in Alexandra. Some of those gentle.
men We have rot seen for years, and .re glad
to see them in good health The Law delegates.
we presume, are nearly all at their posts. as
we'll as the ministers-this being a session sf
the conference in which much interesting bus.
mess will be transacted. Death has removed
several OF the Oldest ministers of this Confer.
past anu among tQeU
the Rev DE-. John D Reese, the talented and
msch-loved President Of the body, whose death
We announced a few weeks since.
SUICIDE.-Y eSterday, a man named Crafty,
who resided in the Seventh Ward, commi,tcd
suicide by shooting himself with a gun We
are told that moment before he committed
he fatal act he said to his wife that il was
ms intention to put an end to his existence.
She ran for assistance, and while at the doc r,
the report OF the gun announced that he spoke
truly. She returned, and found that he had
shot himself through the heart. lie assigned
no cause for the act Mr. Crafty was employed
at the iimekiln, and, we are inform cd, was a
drinking man.
The ROADS TO MARKET-Our ci,izens had
unpleasant roads to travel to tho mar ket this
morning. The heavy rains last night filled
the streets with mud, and this morning il was
dithcult in many places to FIJI the footways
from side to side of the streets Ladies', espe-
cialiy, were annoyed by the condition of the
walks, but necessity compelled a very full at
tendance.
RoBEERT.-I estcrday, n young man ramed
John Earl was arrested by a Mr.. Fepwick. and
| turned over to Officer Allen. for robbing Mr..
Il. 3 Farson of geld watch and chain, val
ued at $40 He was taken before Justice
Gates, and by him committed to Jail for court.
The watch was found on him
The LIGHT ISFAErRY.-James Y. Davis,
~
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For Sale and Rent.

ffOR SALE OR RENT.-MRS. HUMPHREYS
T. Cottage on The corner Of OH and III streets is
for sale or rent. Enquire on the premises.
mar IL -Iw+
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W. SICK ''D NJ" run NE
DR. DCDNCO'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS
NE BEST anu most Htbs remedy discovered
eNing and curing all painful ricut
SITUATION and Wing all periodical ard r-
complete
TRIUMPH IN MEDICAL SCIENCE.
They are prepared BY q which
Ingredients iao small bulk thus rendering
T deCdtc rem A-s @ take large doses
Dr. DEponcOs Pills the THIRTY " IRIS
EXPERIENCE in the treatment diseases of females
They heve been siVe tsed for little
SEVERAL THOUSAND BOXES
have already been solo, and the demand rapidly in
crea-vs wherever they become known. have been
thoroughly tried in Washington and found act Ike
charm.
S,d By all Druggists Washington Georgetown and Al
exNndTia, Va mar I-en3m.
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NOR RENT-TWO OR THREE ROOMS, stu
ID ated on one floor can be obtained without board
a, moderate price. No. 4S5 Ninth, between ID
and + streets. mar l5-3,$
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BY J. G. REQUIRE, Auctione.r.

BY j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
T'RUSTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
ty:-On MONDAY afternoon, April! ID, at D
ocioak, on the premises by virtue OF Two deeds of
trust TO the subscriber, one itod Nav TO- 1877 and
recorded in liber w. b No. 1874, folio l63, &c the
othe, dated June 10. l847, and recOred IN Libel W.
49,, NO 49, folio 40, &c, two OF the land records
Tor washington county, in the District ct Columbia
shall sci on the premises, lots numbered 10, IL
Is, Ia, 10, and 10, IN square No 3J5 fronting TN lth
street west between and streets south, with the
improvements, Ct insisting Of an cXcei!em two story
brick dwelling house.
Terms One third cash; The residue IN SIX twelve
and eighteen month, with interest. to be- secured
~ HE satisfaction Of the trustee.
NICHOLAS CALIAN, Trustee.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
mar go Auctr,nepy
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sIe5,4n 81 s3I .i6I 46 sal6, 1903 {

SIoJ,4II D SJI .IOI 10 c3Ib, yU3 UJ
This shows a decrease On the main stem, of
passengers, 81 ,lI3 81, and freight $50, 3OI 43;
on the Washington branch there is an increase
of 81, I49 So, leaving the total decrease on the
entire road, SIS, 265 81, for the past month as
compared with the corresponding month of
last year.
Compared with the month Of January of this
year, the decrease in February Is 81 5O, oo2 CO
on the main branch, aud $500 % on the
Washington branch.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

DAY Rolls of Militia entitled TO Land BOUNTY IN
L de- the act OF Congress September p, 1850
complied from rolls in the AUDITORS Cfhce at Rich
mUnd
Muster Rolls of the Virginia Militia in the War o.
iol2, beng supplement 20 the pay rolls.
A few copies for sale al
L. FARNHAM'S,
Corner Pa. avenue and llth fts.
Also. nt FRENCH'S, Alexandria, Va.
mars
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by j. G.. mcGUIR Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON PENNSYL
vanId avcnUe.-On FRIDAY afternoon, the 9th
instant ct O'Clock, on the premises, shall ,ell
part OF Lot No. >, an Square No. loo, fronting 29
feet on fennsylTanII avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, running back one hundred and twenty
feet.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and nine
months, with interest, secured b. deed of trust
the premises.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
mar ID Auctoneer.
10 The above sale Is postponed un-
III THURSDAY afternoon, March 18th, a, o'cl'k,
on the premises.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
mar Id AuctioneeT
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MONTHLY STATEMENT CT TEE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD CogPASY.--The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Directors of
this road was held yesterday. The official re-
port of the business on the road was read,
showing the revenue Of the month 20 have
been the following.