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WAsHNGross BIRTHDAY PARIs.--The American resi-
dents in Paris gave ball in the Herr Saloons Rue de la
Victoire in commemoration Of the birthday of Washing
ton. The tasteiuy fitted up and brilliantly
lighted The portrait of the Father Of his Country with
the inscription @hrs in war FRS, in peace and first in the
hearts Of bis eow-ozens faced that Of his friend and
companion-n-arms Lafayette Frankins portrait faced
that Of President Pierce The attendance very
rous but not nconvenient for the extent Of the
and /, comprised of those distinguished in literature
the arts and politics be found in Paris Nearly all the
members Of the diplomatic corps well the members
Of the French government present NJ Guizot was
among the earliest arrivals The English residents and
casual vster in Paris also pretty Moth
ing ys the Times repor could be better than the order
and regularity with which this interesting m
ducted from the beginning to the end.
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EASTERN sur-RUiLDNa-The Boston Journal Of Tuesday
says
We glad to learn that there is quite increase Of
business Ia the East Boston shpyard and the prospect
for active business Is much better than il
two months since All Of The builders with two
exceptions, have work hand"
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CAMBRIpeE, Massachusetts
Tnua 10 1QEs

NV PsorEssoR l have but recently returned from
Europe and desire 70 acknowledge the service you did
circular letter Of introduction libraries OF
the European establishments which correspondence
with the Smithsonian Institution. Wherever
received with great kindness attention and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
pEECH OF non. w. n. ENGLISH,
on MDIAxA,

On the Smithsonian Institution delivered in the House q
Representatives, February n, 1855
M tIo,so bein,, Ia Committee az the Whole ON the
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II
ded by the Chief Justice of the United States and
composed of such Mr. Rush. Mr.. Berren Mr. Haw-
ley, Mr. Pearce Mr. Douglas Mr. Mason Professor Bache
General Totten and others of much less but OF equal
ly good intentions?
1t may be that the operations of the Smithsonian Instit-
ton have not attracted the public eye made favorable
impression upon the minds Of the popular masses but
have confidence in their Judgment and believe the
to be true. BE that may il is certain that wherever
science and literature cultivated the Institution is be-
coming tvorahy known and il is receiving the
concentrations of gentlemen of the highest standing and
most exalted scholastic attachments.
might adduce much evidence to sustain this assertion,
but believe the following will be considered ample and
conclusive The first extract shall read is from memo
rial recently presented to this House from the American
Philosophical Society "lt appears Them say the me-
morasts hat the Institution has been since its esab-
lshment ever honestly and wisely administered and the
funds expended TO the best advantage in the ulfment
the purposes of the Your memoriass believe that
by dvertng the funds of the said Institution the
ton of public library its power of dusing knowledge
among will be materially diminished and that Of in
creasing knowledge entirely destroyed. Our country
ahounds in with nteects adequate the discovery
OF truths and with tastes and education which fit them
for the development and beneficial application OF all dis
eoyeries but is the other hand deficient in the
Of encouraging such devote their time and energies
to such pursuits and of publishing their results the
world, and on this account much useful knowledge for
which ought TO have the credit is published In foreign
countries and nres to the honor and advantage OF other
nations.
Your memoriass therefore sincerely believing that
many disinerested throughout country who
BY education and position qualified form opinion
TO what Is most useful for the increase and diffusion Of
knowledge among in the opinions herein
pressed respectfully ask your honorable body 10 the
Smithsonian Institution its present efficient constitution
and administration, and refuse any legislation tending
to impair its usefulness by converting il into library
otherwise
The following interesting letter from Mr. FELTON, the dis
nguhed professor OF languages At Harvard University
viii show the estimation in which the Institution is held
in Europe:
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief I'm Tive Minutes.

fYLERS COMPOUND GUA ARABIC SHRUP,
'iNHE increasing demand for this nost pleasant,
4 safe, and efacscious remedy for sll pulmonary
dstaHee, hiss enabled the proprietor to reduce ths
price to place X within the reach of all classes
Its superiority over most 6ms- preparst,oD5 ie ut
tested by many eminent physicians who have beer
sys witnesses OF its efficacy when thu usual rene
dies have failed; also by thousand Of onr most Re-
pectsbie citizens who Fave used 1t In their fsmiic
10th preventive and cure with never falling
for ths last twenty years, during which peroe
with very little aid from advertising, &C., II hs
grs5ually spread reputation over the whole Union
In cssss Of recent Colds Coughs, Ro1rscness &C., Il
gives Immediate relief and generally cures In day
or two, without interfering with diet or busns
rendering the sysssm more susceptible Of Cold, 10
chronic cases, Zsthmd, Whoop,ng Cough, Group
bronchitis, Elections of the Ltsxgs, and Cc1sxz,I
iJn, it lie always very b-nehcia. and seldom fails
when commenced in time to perfect Q cure.
Price 70 and 90 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale by Patterson Marin, Stott Co.
Ridgely 90. Alexandria by Peel 3 Stevens. 10
G georgetown by Mr.. Cissel.
H- TPZER'S GUH kRABIC C.1NDH DROPS
similar composition to ths above, but in q mildeI
and mere portable form they act like q charm on
troubissorce Cough, and clear the threat and
yoice; they contain no injurious drug. psrticu
iIly recommended for children freCuen:ers Of pub
Il; assemblies, public speakers, ringers, 40
Price l2l1 and % cents per box.
Sor sale at uos. Drug and Candy Stores.
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A New wrinkle-Femals Know -Nothine,.

New wrinkle-Femals Know Nothings.
The following card appears in the Portland
(Me.,) Transcript;
Having been chosen President of the Female
Native American Society, return my thanks
TO the ladies Society for the confidence they
have repOsed in me, electing me their leader
IN so noble and benevolent q csuse-a cause
that will elevate the minds of the rising gen.
GRAFTON, and establish protection Of female
rights, that shall prevent their being trampled
upen as they have been, and are at the present
day. The rules Of the Society will prove an
advantage, both to the poor and the rich-to
the poor they will prove protection in all
parts of the United States; to the rich they
will be a medium through whose agency they
can select good Native American servant, OF
moral and intelligent characters. No one
will be admitted to the Society but those Of
good moral character: no Roman Catholic or
Jesuit, or any individual subject to the Pope
Of Rome. All wishing to becoms members OF
this society must be born in the United States
as also must their parents. Those wishing to
form society can enroll twenty five names,
with chosen leader, all answering TO the
above rules Seal and direct to ". Hall
President of the z. n A. Society, Camden,
BE WELLMAs HALL Pres't
II seems that the strong minded women Of
Maine have undertaken to arrange Know No
thing households, leaving to the men the duty
Of attending to the political features Of the
American organization
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The Members Elected to the q. s House Of
Representatives from the North.

Representatives. from the North.
- York Courier and Enquirer COM
upoh - grand result of the Congress
SiOnaI eiec'ions throusI.~t the North, SAVE:
The elections in Connecticut s.-a Rhod. T.
land, complete the entire elections for 49,
Oers OF Congress in the free States. In r..
.ast Congress those States sent ninety Admin.
sstration members and fifty one opposition. In
the next Congress the entire number of Ad.
nInlstration members elected from the Free
STAKES 1--we believe we do not err in the com
putauor-tlcenty-thyss the entire number OF
opposition members is one hundred and sir.
teen. Of the Administration members. on,
comes from Maine, five from New York, one
from New Jersey, five from Pennsylysnia. tv,
from Indiana, Ave from Illinois, one from
Iowa, one from Wisconsin, and two from Cal.
ltornis. 1t would be very difficult to classify
the opposition with reference to particular par
y distinctions. Many were elected as Whigs
many as Free Sellers, many as Fusion men
and many az Know Nothings" But one and
me same characteristic marks them ail-they
are Gntl-Ne6yGSkG to a man. There was not
man among them to whose election this char
ec1erlstle was not sane qua non. Liberal and
even lax as the people might be ia respect to
ctner distinctions, they were uniformly and
lncompromlsingly exacting in respect to tn is
Even where the Know Nothing element oper.
ated with the greatest power, it invariably &C
led N conformity with the anti-Nebrsska
sSnument Of the people, and in no case has q
NEBRASKA Know Nothing been elected, or ever
nominated"
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an l2-eot
$40, 900 worth Of Dry Goods.
"a ba aold Immediately st Great Sacrifice

n b. HALL, No. 373 North Seventh street,
II. above /, is now IN receipt of the greater
portion of his purchases for the spring trade, and
would call the attention OF purchasers to his large
and varied assortment, believing tina, an examina-
ton of his stock will entie him the preference.
In Domestic Goods present line varying in style
and variety, from any other house in the city, en-
bracing the best fabrics of the variOls manufaeto-
ries, whilst many other kinds of goods have been
purchased at the late Auction sales in New York,
al very large per centage below the original cost.
5000 yards plaid Bingham cents original>cost 10
cents
5000 do fine Calico, fast cosors cents, worth -
10 pieces good black Silk, Is cents, worth 50
Plaid Silks 4c, worth IS
Plain silk Tissues 81 cents, worth 50
so pieces Berege de LANES, II cents original cost
lSc
Yard wide figured Lawns, cents
so pieces fine dotted Swiss Muslin II cents
so do do Embroidered Curtain do. IL cents,
worth Is
10 dozen beautiful Shawls, 81 cents
boxes handsome Bonnet Ribbons, 6 cents
% pieces fine Irish Linen, Csc, worth so
so dozen fine Linen Shirt Bosoms, 25 cts, worth
Soc.
50 pieces heavy bed ticking, &c, worth l2
5000 yards bleached and unbIeacRed Cotton, Sc
100 dozen Linen Towels, &c
Ladies Handkerchiefs only &c
Gentemen's silk Cravats, Csc
100 dozen Hose and half hose, &c
Ladies' and Children's Gloves &c
A complete assortment of Swiss and Cambria Edg
ings, Tnsertings, Flouncngs, Under sleeves,
Swiss and Cambria Collars at extremely low
prices
New style Bonnets, only 25 cents.
In my Boot and Shoe Department have great
bargains to ofer-Ladies' Slippers 81 cents; Misses
Slippers IS cts; Ladies Toilet Slippers 81 cts; Misses
Caters 81 cts Ladies fine Caters 81, worth 81 SO
Ladies half Caters IS cts Boys Shoes 25 cts, Gen.
tlemen's and Boys Congress Caters, Oxford Ties,
and Fancy Shoes in great variety, very cheap.
| The above named bargains, together with many
other articles have been selected with especial ref
eTence to the wants Of my customers, and am pre-
pared TO offer to purchasers such inducements as
l are seldom equallcd in this any other city
r. b. HALL,
No. 373 north Seventh st., above l.
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PATENT ICE PITCHER.

HIS PITCHER Is similar in appearance, and
Z equally convenient 10 those in common use, bur
Il so constructed that when the cover is down every
part OF Its contents is dOubly encased from the at
mosphere the, effect of which is that one and half
pounds OF ice placed in three pints Of water will
IaN nearly seven hours, whereas, the same weight
I ice in like quantity and temperature of water
IN common pitcher, only lasts about two hours
Being composed of metal, it ia of course more du-
raole than the ordinary china pitcher. This, taken
IN colnexlon with the convenience and LUXURY of
always having ice water on hand, and the immense
saving OF Ice, renders il decidedly the most eco
nOuical pitcher now in use.
For sale at the manufacturers retail prices by
q. w. BOTELER,
ap5-eo6t Iron Hall
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-
On marriage, its duties and tisqualifcstions, and
their remedies; with Autographs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, and diseases CT the repro.
1uctve organs OF both ssxee; their structure uses
sad functions. A poPulSr and comprehensive trsa-
tse on the duties and casualee { single and mar.
red life--happy and fruitful s)renaes, mode CT Sc.
curing Observation-Disclosures AID infeltile ones-thsir
obyistion and reu.oval-inportsnt hints to those
contemplating Hs.rincny, that win overcome OBJ
jectoDs to IT. nonc, however should take this i'm.
portsut step without Erst consulting its pages
commentaries CO the diseases and medical treatment
of enasies from NANCY to old age, each case graph
ically illustrated by beautiful photographic plates
nervous debility, its causes and cure, by process
ct once so simple, safe and efectus that failure is
iRpossiblc-rules for daily manAgement-an essay
on Spormatorrhes with practical observations on
sAfer, and more successful mode Of tr-atnsnt-pre
;autonary hints the evils resulting from smpri.
cal prsctce-sn essay on all diseases arising from
indiscretion, With plain and simple rules by which
eli persons can cure themselves without mercury
remedies for those self inflicted miseres and disap
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the
young. 1t Is truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage. Its perusxl is psr.
crct doubts of their physical condition. and Who are
conScious Of having haxardsd the health happiness
and privileges 10 which every human being lie en-
titled 10.
Price rs ssnts per copy or Eve copies for one dol.
lar Mailed free Of postage TO any part Of the ua..
ted States.
N. B.-Those who prefer msy consult DR.. IA CRo.x
upon any Of the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally or By mail. Medicine sent to eny
part Of the Union according to directions, safely
Address DR.. 81. B. La OROIx, No 81 Maiden Lane
or Post Onice Box $40, Albany. N. 7.
a. Office open daily from . N to 0 p m, and On
Sunday from until p n.
Ar Ofaos Removed fecm No IS Beaver 81.
70 81 Maiden Lame, Albany, Il. Y.
SacT
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FOR THE STAR.
TO MISS BETTE. OF A

Wilt thou not give vent TO a sigh
When am far away from thee,
Nor let tear Giffuse thine eye,
Or thought be entertained of me!
Thou the cruel words have spoken,
Which nought could ever have excelled;
And a devoted heart hath broken
Where peace and happiness once dweiled.
And as the time is drawing near
For bidding long and last adieu,
To one whose name shall ever be dear,
Is il with pleasure regarded b. you?
On thinking We meier more shall meet,
Has filed full my cup Of SORROW;
While to you the thought is sweet,
That we part forever tomorrow
May he &c whom thou shalt re sign,
The heart which would prize so fOndly,
Meier have cause 10 wish 'twere mine;
But love thee truly, and thee only.
B. F. II.
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LOOK HE R Ell!

STORE BOUNTY LAND TO I'LL who served
vi in ANY WAR since 1870, whether as Officers
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
ains, Wagon Masters, Transfers, Landsmen, Tor
their widows minor children) who have not yet
received full l6o acres, and have been in service IA
days, will do well t. write to postpaid, and their
Land Warrants will be forwarded to them for the
abr: quantity and no charge if they do not get it,
LLOYD & CO.,
Claim Agents Office, opposite U. 8. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. c mar 6-3m
TOS. NEFF'S PREMIUM VIOLINS AND vi
u olincellos can be seen at our Music Depot.
Amateurs and the profession are invited to call
and try these excellent instruments
HILBUS & HITZ, Agents.
good Contrabass for sale low for cash, il immeA
date application be made as above.
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FRUIT TREES. GARDEN SEEDS &c,

'NHE undersigned offers a large collection of
l. Peach trees, also Apples, Pears, Piums, Cher
mes, Grape Vines, Gooseberies, Currants, Raspber-
mes, Rhubarb Roots, sc. 60.
English Garden Seeds, fresh from the growers,
COMPRISING all the best variety Of Cabbages, Cauli-
flowers, Lettuces, Radishes, Onions, Beets, Beans,
Celery, Turnip, SC, with all the finest vegetables
in cultivation.
Flower Seeds in great variety, among which are
the following Asters, Stocks, Portulaccas,
PhlOxes, with many new and rare tnIngs an onefeu
at the lowest prices. JoHN SAUL,
Seed store, corner of 7th and H streets.
an l2-eO6t*
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EMGRATIoN.-The Commissioners of Emil.
grafton report the total number of alien emf.
grants arrived at this port from LIST of Janua.
y TO the 1lth Of April, at I6 2I8, being but
little more than half the number that arrived
6unng the corresponding period Of last year,
FROM the 4ih to the 18th inst, only AZ alien
gsplgrants are reported as having arrived.
me Total receipts o. the Commissioners since
the lst of January last, amount to S77 1lT Al.
While the aggregate disbursements durin, the
same period amount to slss $50 AN y,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-17

CHEAPEsT BOOK EVER
PUBLISHED, and containing
nearly q ubie the quantity OF
reeding matter in that Of the
FIFTY GENTS Oh DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
It treats on the PHYsIOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret iEfrmitiss and disorder
Of youth and maturity, re-
sulting from excesses, which
destroy the physical and men
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70 During the week ending on Thursday.
lztn april, there were shipped per the Schuyl
Kill y 48o tons of coal, and per the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad, 40, 35s tons.
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ENING STAR.
STRucXi

The world hardly knows sught Of the vari-
ETY. Of Genius with which the conductor Of q
newspaper necessarily becomes acquainted
We receive, perhaps, dosen illusions daily
of a GLASS fairly sampled" in the lamentatior
We publish below. Our tender sympathy
moves Us to do all we can for the essenti all,
lOve-sick, 30 We print the following, precisel,
rs written:
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tRT ATCHES AND JEW ELRY.-I
w, have on hand a good supply of fine z
WATCHES and JEWELRY which will be ~
sold very cheap to suit the times. Gold Lee ~
yer Watches as low as $25, warranted to
keep good time. Call and for yourselves al tn,
store of J. ROBINSON,
$40 Pa. ave-, oppo. Browns Hotel.
mar QS-dlm
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD

TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
AAVB daily, except Sunday, az 0 and 81 Q. n
IL AID 8 and , III.
On Sunday at = and p n.
Leave Dsltiraose si ~ and Q n; and and
pm.
On Sunday st AZ m sod spr.
The connections with Baltimore Ohio Railroad
for tAc West are ~ trains leaving at g 9 n and ,
pm.
For PhilsielphIs snG New FORK At 9, sni "a an
sad N.
For Annapolis st s!z N sndspm.
For Norfolk st 9 p n.
tn. PARSONS, Agent
Particular attention Is called to the Rule requir>
ing q responsible voucher for any person Of oolos
who may with to lass ov.r the road.
dec 1S-dtf
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BANKING HOUSE OF PAIR0 & NOURsE,
Opposite United States TfsasArr.
BONDS, Stocks and other sessTitaes rvrchased
ID and sold.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent PCT annum al
lowed on deposits when left for - aayr OF ioagcr.
ian 24-6m
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oRANaE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAI
fa

I'm and after tuesday, Nou. Z, 1854,
THE Cars leave Alexandria daily for GordonS
l. Vile and intermediate stations ct ~ O'Clock,
N, on the arrival of the boat from Washington,
giving ample time for breakfast on beard. Con-
Meeting ct Manassas Junctisn with train for strss-
burg, 81 Warrenton Junction with o train for War
renton, and at aordonsyile with tia trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad FOR Richmond, 0harlottss
Vile, and staunton.
The cars leave Gordonsvflle daily for Alexandria
and 'ntermetiats ttstions, at before L. .. Ne, on
TIE arrival Of the trains OF the Virginia Central rNil.
road from Richmond, Charlottesville and stsuntop.
THROUGH TICK kTa
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NOTICE.-Ir received this day new assert
IN ment OF SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, of
the latest styles. Also, a variety of other new
Goods as Vest Chains ChatelaIns, Bracelets, Pins,
Earrings, Rings, etc.
Great inducements offered to purchasers.
H. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
90 Ne,c Points put to Gold Pens at short notice.
Diamonds remounted, and Jewelry made to order.
mar 99-tf
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mares
NEW SONG.

NTJHY DID l LOVE FALSE FLORA, word.
w and music by w. b of this city, and dedi
Gated to Inez Allison, the fair Guitarist.
This song has most charming melody. Just pub
lished and for sale by HILBUS & HITZ.
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE

LET THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures known his tesi
not know the Captain should be sceptical, Dr. Daw-
son Il Bro, with others Of the best known and most
highly respectable citizens OF Easfon, endorse his
wonderful cure by
HAHPTOE'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
EAsTos, Oct. 4, 1854.
Messrs. Mortimer 4 MoanbrGy:
lie to certify to the effects of Hampton's Vegetable
Tmcture. was for more than five years aboring
under a disease of Chronic Rheumatism, and the
great part of that time was so helpless that had
to be helped from my bed and dressed in my clothes
became reduced TO a mere skeleton. All the med
grow worse heard of Hampton's Tincture and
thought would give il trial. At this time did
not expect to live one day after another I lid no.
take 1t (the TiHcture) for the Rheumatism, but in
a short time was well IF that disease. From thu
effects of your incture and the help of God am
now getting in good health
wish all the afflicted to try HsmptOns Vegetab..
TinctuTe, as have done, with the same effect thu
it has on Your obedient servant,
ISAAC BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN; solo
him some of Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, and b.
heve the above statement correct.
DAWSON BRo.
From our knowledge Of Captain Benjamin we are
confident that the above statement is true and nm
exaggerated. J. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLKs ROBINSON
Call and get pamphlets yatis, and see curcs O.
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuriiqia, Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As a
semae medicine or for delicate chiId,en we believe
il uneQnaed.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY. 40 BsId
more street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, N. York
CRAs. sToTT Il Co., j. b. moore, D. b. CLARKK
CLARKE & BowIIrs, w. ELLIOT, and H. McPHrR
SON, washington; also. by R. g. F. CIsssL. George
town, anu q. Z. BERRY, Alexandra, and by DINO
gists ever where. is5 So
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

CMALL BUILDING LOTS Of 10 feet or more, II
- various PARTS OF the City, and Georgetown, {.
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 90.
q u l. ID u q sTOH
For sale, deliverable ut the Canal, or Wharyes n
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD 4 90.
18th street. OPP. Treasury Department.
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