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AUCTION BALES.
By A. GREEN. Austioneer.

VHUSTEE'S SALEOf VALUABLER Real
Il Estate.-By virtue of decree Of the Or
phars' Court If the District Of Columbia, ap-
proved by the Circuit Court Of said District, sit
ution OF William whitmore and others, children
ana neirs at-law Of William w. Whitmore, de
ceased viii, on TUESDAY, the seth day Of
APfli, instant, at O'Clock p. m. In front Of the
premises, proceed 10 sell lots Of ground num-
oered seventies li7) and eighteen Is,D In square
numbered i've hundred and three (5o3,) situate
In the city OF Washington, ID. @.
Inc ABOVE described property is located on 9Th
street west, between N and o streets south
There is good two-story frame Dwelling house
on part Of Lot 10.
Lot IL, and also that portion Of Lot Is BEGIN
ming at the northwest corner Of said dwelling
and running thence south with the lire on sasd
9th street twenty feet, and extending back with
that uniform width go feet) to the rear line OF
said lot, and upon which the hou,e stands. will
b, sold at the risk and cost Of the persons Who
purch ased the same at a former sale made by the
Trustee, and who have failed to comply with the
term Of said former ssle
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and the residue
In two equal payments at 6 and IL months, with
interest, the deferred payments to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser or purchaser saiifac-
torily endorsed. Upon the full payment OF the
purchase money AID interest, and the ratification
OF the sale by the Court, the trustee will convey
said lots Of ground to the purchaser or purchas-
ers thereof at his, her or their Qhe purchaser's)
cost and expense.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
i've days from the day Of SALE the trustee reserve
the night to resell said lots, or either OF them,
upon reasonable notice. at the risk and cost Of the
purchaser.
RICHARD III. LAsKEY, Trustee
ep l-3taw2w&ds A GREEN, Auct.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, April Ia, Is,

ALEXANDRIA, April IA, 1856
Tonight the Know Nothings of Alexandria
county assemble in convention at American
Hall to agree upon candidates for the county
Offices. We hear that the following names
viii be before the convention For Sheriff
ID. Il. Monroe, James A. English, Col. c. l.
Suttle, b. I. Plummer, and Alfred Maddox.
For Commonwealth Attorney-C Z. Stuart,
missioner of Revenue-P. G. Claughton, Cant.
Geo. Dufey, and Wesley Avery. For County
Surveyor--Dr: w. III Frasier and w. L.
Powell. For Constables, first district-James
S. RistOn; fourth district, q. T. Hugle
The N. unit Vernon Guards, DESTROYS Of fit
ting up their armory, procuring camp equip
age, &C., call upon the ladies TO assist
them by May fair. That the ladies Of Alley
andria, never weary in we'll doing, will re-
spond warmly, we are sure. This appeal has
q more than ordinary claim. The Guards
reused the martial spirit Of our town after .
sleep of years and often times since thev
have sustained it alone. During the darS
days previous to retrocession, they were the
nucleus of public spirit, and many a dav
haliowed 6y glorious memories, would have
passed unhe eded, hut for the familiar rat.a.
tat-ta OF the Mount Vernon Guards In better
times, they have been the leaders in every pa
trlotic movement Ball room or biyoaac eausl
alike in drill and qua-driHe The Iadies will
not forget their defenders; and some time next
summer, the green slopes of the valley, near
winchester, viii be whitened by such snowy
tents as could only come from the bellies Of Bell
haven, to their gallant brothers that guard
Mount Vernon.
Among the prizes at the recent drawing Of
the Cosmopolitan Art Union, we notice paint
ing, I" Massacre of the Innocents," awarded
to our fellow-citizen, Chas. Howard, jr.
Friday and Saturday evenings Wa had fine
concerts from Prof johnson and Frost, with
Misses Whitehouse and Briggs, at Liberty
Hall Tonight Parodi, the Srakoschs. and
Sig. Leonardo will give their frst concert.
A meeting of the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad is called on the 10th of
May.
There were upwards Of eight hundred
thousand fish brought to our wharyes the
three last days of the past week.
Fish abundant, at low prices Trade brisk,
and weather very pleasant. AM.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 14-Flour is UNCHANGED.
Howard street s6.75; Ohio So rs; City Mills
is held at $500.
Wheat is unchanged; fair to good red.
II 52aSl 90; strictly prime 81 40; common
white 81 5Oasl 81; good to choice do 81 7Oa-
slsa. Corn has improved white 4Sa52c
yellow 50a56c.
Provisions are improving, supply light:
mess pork Sl7 25asl7 So. BaconEsides held
at stasi; shoulders firm at stas.c Lard
steady at lOalOic. in bbls and kegs The
market is firm.
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From Havana and Kew Wa,

CHARLESTON, April 14-The steamship f..
abel has arrived from Havana and NV w.,
with dates to the 10th inst
There is no news Of importance from Havana
Among tie Isabel's passengers from Ksy
West is U. s. Senator Mallory
Further Indian outrages are reported %
have occurred near Tampa in Florida. Cant
Pratts party atCape Roman attacked CORPORAL
U Rock. One private was killed and two Sc
riously wounded. More United States troops
are urgently required
The ship Albus from Boston, went ashore
near Key West on the 18th ult. She was res
euei, paid salvage and expense to the amount
OF $1,000, and sailed for New Orleans on the
"a instant WIG
The ship James Guthrie went ashore on the
ZS'h ult The wreckers brought her to Gar
den Aey, whence the steamer Corwin will tow
her to Key West
The ship Washington, from PHILADELPHIA
Tor New Orleans, passed Sand Key, 4th inst
partially dismasted in the gale Of the oath nit
enc reports seeing the ship India dismasted in
Inc cargo, stones and materials of the ship
The ship Mancis, of Portland, from Boston
ior Havana, had been lost on Dog Rocks.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown
I ARGE STOCK OF NEW AND Fash.
II ionable Boots and shoes, Hate, Caps,
Tools, Lasts, Boot Trees, Cases, Trunks
Store Fixtures, &C., at Auction.-On WE'D
NESDAf, the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock q. m. We
will sell, at the Shoe Store on Bridge st south
side, between High and Congress streets, the en-
tire stock, as
Ladies' black, brown and cold Lasting Caters
Do Morocco and Kid Slippers
Do heeled Caters, Buskins
Do Calf Boots, Walking Shoes &c
Misses and children's Boots and Shoes
Mems fine French Calf Boots these are the best
quality. being home made
Youths and Boys Shoes and Boots
Coarse Shoes and Boots for men and servants
Felt Hats, Caps, good assortment
Trunks, Boxes, Cases ard ixtuIes
Also, the enti:e stock Of Tools
Lasts, Trees, Benches, &c.
Sale positive, as the present occupant is about
to change his business.
Terms liberal and at sale.
The attention OF the trade is invited, as the
stock is large and Of the very best and most fash
ionabie kind. OVERTON C.. WARNER
ap 10-d BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auct'rs
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DIED..

This morning, the 14th instant, at sK O'Clock
JNO. l.. MARCERON, aged 90 years months
The friends Of the family are requested to at
tend his funeral tomorrow Tuesday morning
at 9K O'Clock.
In this city, on Sunday night, the 18th instant
In the 4oth year Of his age, JAS F. HARVEY
HIS friends and acquaintances are invited to
atteno MS funerel from his late residence No. nc
seventh street west, betv cen and H, at O'Clock
on Tuesday, the 18th instant
baltimore papers copy)
On the 9TH instant, JANE ELIZA, youngest
daughter OF David A. and the late Ann X Han
over, aged years and months.
On the 14th inst, ANNE ROBERTA, daueh.
ter OF James and Henrietta Keller, aged years
The funeral will take place to- morrow after
noon, At O'Clock, from the re sidence CT her pa
rents, No. IL Missouri avenue.
On the 18th instant, EDWARD Cooley, in
the 34th year Of his age
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Flour has declined:
sales Of 1900 bills; common to good State
S6as6 70; common to low grades of extra
Ohio 20 25as6 IS; mixed to standard South
ass 81
Nothing doing in wheat. Corn has declined.
sales Of 10000 bushels; Southern mixed 81.
Pork is improving; sales of 800 bbls. mess at
$40 40. Beef is dull; sales Of $50 bbIs Chicago
repacked at Sl3. Lard is dull; sales of 200
bbls. at 10c.
Whisky has declined; sales of $50 bbl,. Ohio
26bc
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By JAS. C. Mcguire. Auctioneer

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
GRAND SALE OF MARBLE STATUA.
VI ~, Ornamental Vassami, and objects
Of Fine Arts, the Importation Of Signor We.
to Vite L Ssns.-On THURSDAY MORN
ING, the Eth instant, at 10 O'Clock at the Saloon
over Farnham's Bookstore, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th sire I, shall sell large invoice
Of beautiful works Of art Just received by Signors
Veto Vite Sons, from Italy.
The asscr ment will contain classical copies Of
all the ancient original Vases to be found in the
studios In Europe. Among them are
Superbly carved Hebe Vases, Etrurian Urns
Agate Baccante Vases
Pure white GTecian Vases
Baccante Tazzas, for Cards, &c.
Among the Marble Statuary will be found
One finely carved life-size Bust Of Daniel Web
ster, in Carrara marble, the finest grain that
the quarries CT Italy produce
Also superb bust Of the Emperor Nicholas
One beautiful Madonna Of Teneranni, by the
we'll known artist, Sig. Bachiani
One beautiful group Of Bacchus and Arisdne
One group, the Shepherdess
One superb group, Divine Instruction.
The assortme ut also contains rare and beautiful
specimens Of Parian China, viz:
The Finding Of Moses, The Return Of the Prod
igal, tee Gentle Shepherdess, Tragedy and
Comedy, &C, all Of which are mounted on
marble pedestels
One superb new style Landscape Tea Service, the
first Of the pattern imported
Beautifully decorated Tea Sets, Chocolate Cups,
Elegant Grecisn Pedestals for vases or Busts
Pair Of superb Amphora Na'es, copies from the
originals in the Pitte Palace.
Rich Bohemian Glass Vases, Perfume Bottles,
Card Receivers, and Jewel Baskets
Terms cash
The saloon will be open and the goods on exhi-
billion on the day and evening OF the 18th.
ap I'D JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Destructive FIRE IN BosroN The Gerish
market building, at the junction of Portland
and SunbIry streets, in the North End, was
entirely destroyed by Ere Saturday afternoon.
1t was large brick structure, sig stones high,
and was occupied, the lower floor as domes.
tic market, the second only as the Faneuil Hall
market. The upper stories were occupied by
Messrs. Sanbern, Carter & Bazin, book pub.
fishers, who employed sixty hands, and whose
loss is 10000; Bernard & Dillingham;, furni-
ture manufacturers; A. & M. Lane, piano
forte makers; Mrs. Ballet, sewing machines e.
Boyce, Shore Co painters, and others
George w Gcrish was the principal owner Of
the building The loss is about $3.50 900, one.
half of which is covered by insurance. The
The steam FIRE engine was tried at this Ere and
proved very efficient.
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From Texas and Northern Mexico

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE steamship
Louisiana has arrived here with Galveston
dates of the Sth inst. The papers to hand
state that Indian depredations continue With
out abatement in Northern Mexico-Col Sc
nagua had surprised camp of Lipans, of
whom forty were killed and one hundred taken
prisoners
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The Tornado.

PHILADELPHIA, April l4.-Accounts from
FOWLS In the vicinity of this city, give sddi
toms to the damage by the tornado. A train
OF loaded freight cars, at the Pennsylvania
depot, west Philadelphia, was blown from the
track: a train of ten loaded cars on the
Reading Railroad, was driven one hundred
yards along the track, and Eve of the ears
blown OF A lady at West Chester was killed
oy a shutter striking her while closing a win
dow. lnnumerable houses and barns were
unrooted IN every direction. The wires west
OF here were Frustrated, and are still down.
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CHILD LOST

MY BOY, MAURICE, BETWEEN 12 AND
WI 10 years Of age, got away from home on
Tuesday morning and has not since then returned
He had on, at the time he left, grey casinet
jacket with bright metallic buttons, pantaloons OF
same stuff; heavy leather shoes new; blue cot
ton stockings, heels and toes white; black silk
necftie; and woe glazed cap; he had dark
hair and bright black eyes. He is rather small
for his age; speaks English fuently with some
what Of a French accent, and French well In
bis conversation he is lively and intelligent. He
was last seen, by boys Of his acquaintance, on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst at and around
the circus, where lie was also met on Tuesday
evening.
Amy information that may lead to his recovery
will be gratefully received and handsomely re-
warded by JOSEPH BEGUN,
No. 425 18th ST., bet. G and N. SITS.
ap 11-3t*
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FISHING TACKLE

FISHING TAI kLE
CHINESE g X ASS, SILK. LINEN AND
~ Cotton FISH LINES, furnished complete
and unfuruished
Kirby, Limerick, Gravitation, Virginias, and
Chsstertown Fish Hooks Of all sizes
Limerick Hooks on Silk worm 6ut
Hinged hollow and bank Sinkers
Best Bamboo and iced Rods
And everything In the Fishing Tackle line for
sale very low by * LUNDY,
ap 10 1913 Bridge st GEORGETOWN
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ByJ. c. MCGUlRG, Auetioneer
GOVERNMENT SALEOF OFFICE Fur

wv EN- MN M SAL UF OFFICE 4 ur {.
~ niture, Carpets, &c.--On MONDAY
April 14th, at O'Clock, In front
OF the Treasury Department, / shall SELL
A lot Of Once Furniture
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Cocoa and Straw Mating
Venitian Blinds, Stoves,
Tenders, Iron Safe, Shelving, &c.
Terms cash In specie.
ap Id JAS. C.. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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New Orleans Markets

NEW ORLEANS, April IL -Safes to-day of
$500 bales cotton 9laIOIc. for middJ;no
Freights on cotton to Liverpool Z l6d.
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THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the Subscriber hath obtained from the Or.
phan's Court Of Washington county, In the Dis.
trict OF Columbia, letters Of ON IL
personal estate OF James Coyle, late Of Washing.
ton county, deceased All persons HAVING claims
against the said deceased, are ,reby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers therefor. to
the subscriber. on or before the 18th day Of April
next; they may otherwise by Law he excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate
1856. RICHARD CRUIT,
ap7-M3t Administrator.
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NOTICE TO MAsONs AND BUILDERS.

STONE OF THE BEST QUALITY, THE
~ best In the market, will be furnished this sea-
son from my Quarries, near the Little Falls. All
kinds Truck Stone, Flagging, Curb, Step and
The quality is well known the same furnished
last season through the agency Of Mr.. VIM Col
Inns Of Washington.
VIM. ID. c. MURDOCH.
Georgetown, April 2, 1856. aps-eo2w
SHiRT FR0NTS.-CAME IN TO-DAY
~ case Of beautiful French stitched and woven
Linen and Cotton BOSOMS, at all prices. Gen.
tlemen that have shirts with the bosoms worn
out will find II great economy In inserting these
bosoms
At the Bazaar, corner 9th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. HOPKINS.
apS-eO3t
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ONG BOAT TOM THUMB, AT AUG.
~ tion.-Oa THURSDAY, the 18th instant,
shall sell, at 6 O'Clock, p M, in the Washington
Canal, between lith and 18th streets, long boat,
named Tom Thumb. She is good boat, being
IS feet long and 10 feet inches wide, and two
mas's. Capacity upwards Ct 30 tons. Terms cash.
ap I'D A. GREEN, Auct
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The Defaulting Treasurer.

NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Col. Garland.
the defaulting city treasurer. has been al
United to bail in the sum of $40 600
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Storm At the Wesf

CLEVELAND, April IA "A tremendous storm
occurred here on Saturday night The Cleye-
land and Pittsburg Railroad track and a
c1urcn were damaged. Fifteen houses were
demolished In Alliance, and man killed. A
large number of trees were blown across the
track between Salem and Damascus.
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THE GREAT REMEDY Is AT LAST
DISCOVERED!

And that Fell Destroyer Of Human Happi.
ness at length is Conquered.
CONSUMPTION SHALL NO LONGER rob
" our friends Of their brightest ornaments, and
sink many gentle spirit to an untimely grave
Consumption can be cured. Asthma will soon
be as the things that were; and coughs and colds,
the parents Of that fell disease that often brings
woe to the homes OF our land, vanish, as II by
magic, before DEViNE'S COMPOUNDPITCH
LOZENGE These Lozenges act benehc;ally on
every part Of the system, and make strength and
vigor take the place Of weakness and debility
and will, In any case where lungs sufficient are
left to sustain life, check the liberation and raise
the patient to health. This Is not idle boast,
nor Is this remedy sent into the market without a
thorough trial, but has proved, beyond a DOUBT,
that what has been asserted can be done
Call and get pamphlet containing certificate
Of cures.
ROBT. A PAYNE, Druggist,
Cor 4th st. and Mass. Av., and sole agent for
tue District ap111
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hhEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE cANBR1A.

HALIFAX, April 1.-THE Cunard STEAMSHIP
cambria, arrived here this morning from
are three days later than those by ths Wssh.
ington at New York, are not of mster;si in.
portance. ''
The Paris Conference was still in ssss;o,
The accomplishment OF peace was not vet con.
cluded, although il was announced that all
difieul ties are now over, and that the treaty
would be signed within a few days
THE MARKETS.
The Liverpool markets were almost entirely
unchanged since the departure Of the WASH
lngton: The sales Of cotton for the FIVE days
were 1000 bales, closing steady at about the
rates OF the previous week
.Breadstufs are quoted at the decline ad-
Sised by the Washington, viz: Is, in ieur and
81. IN poorer qualities of wheat. Western
canal hour 3Os a3ls Cd; Ohio Sos. Inferi.r
Snte wheat loalls., and red 9s. Cd. alOs All
ueSerll lions OF corn were quoted at 30s3Os Cd.
rrovlslons were unchanged and steady.
n9nsois were quoted 92ic92s
Inc oullloa in the Bank of England had
decreases $50 600. "Au
American stockswere unchanged and steadv
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MILL FEED! MILL PENN
TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS CONsTsNTI.y
Il on hand supply Of SHIPSTUFF. MID
DLINGS, SHORTS, and BROWN SfIJFF
which he will sell low and ID quantitie, To anti
purchasers. BENZ. DARBY,
ap7eolm 81 Water street, Georgetown.
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CLEAvER'S PRIZE MEDAL HONEY
wing Soap, Shaving Cream, Barry's Trichopher-
ous Balm OF Thousand Flowers.
mar Y 6, FRANCIS, 400 Seventh It,
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WANTED-BY THE ADVERTISER, A
w Situation to superintend or manage farm
Has wife and one child Good reference given
Address "S F, ," Box s, at this ONE.
an 1l-3t#
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LNOR RENT.-A TWO-STORY FRAME
l. and brick basement house, containing seven
rooms and passage, on N street next to the corner
OF 5th street North. Forterms apply to FRIED.
AEIDER, on 7th street. between l. and NJ street,
No. 278 n an A-St#
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XTTANTED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK,
w Also, colored boya house servant. Slaves
preferred. Apply at
ap 11-3t FLINT,S.
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WANTED "A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE
w charge Of a child two yesrs old, ard to as
slst In Homework. Apply at 552 c street, between
and Oh. p1t-1t
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party the right Il nature
sign any paper obligation In the Of
nrm smith, who has had tn. sole power and con-
tro. OF q business and manufAeturs Of our OIL a..
spI3-st DsGRATH co. 80 south sth street
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WANTS.,

WANTED "A PURCHASER FOR S2,c0O
w worth Of Deed Of Trust Bonds, secured on
property worth twice the amount Address,
stating where the party can be seen, to Box No
Ia, Star Once. ap l4-eo3t~
WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWENTY
w Ave frst rate Boot and Shoe makers Apply
ct Mr.: LUKE'S shoe store, 9TH street, opposite
Odd Fellows Hall an Ia 1t*
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pOARDERS WANTED SIX OR EIGHT
II single gentlemen can be accommodated with
good board at my house on 22d street, between H
and streets, First Ward). Terms moderate;
and care taken that the house shall possess the
comforts Of home
ap I2-4t* SARAH POOR
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" AN T E DIN A SMALL FAMILY, A
w competent Cook, with good reference None
other need apply Enquire at No. 500, c street
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ETHEREAL OIL, OR SPIRIT GAS.
~ 81 cents per CALLER D.
For sale by J.>R. McGREGOR,
ap 12 div s34 9TH st., bet La av and ID st
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BOARDING ONE LARGE ROOM, hand
- somely furnished, on the first floor, and one
large front room in the second story furns he'd or
unfurnished, with orwithout board Also, two
single rooms for gentlemen Table boarders can
be accom- modated on reasonable terms large
be for family with children. Apply to 46s 10th
street, between and f, east side 9-2w*
II corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemenwithroO rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ape-u
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WANTED.-TWOC OLORED SERVANTS
w (slaves prefered,) one competent cook,
washer and ironer, the other as house servant
recommendations required Apply at Star Of
fee. an l4-3t*
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WANTED.-S1X COLORED BOYS TO
w set up ten pins. Apply at the new Bowling
Saloon on street, bet. 9Th and 9th ap14-tf
WIANTED-A GOOD COOK APPLY AT
w Mrs. BECK'S, in he Star building.
ap 14-2tS
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BOARDING MRS. NEVINS HAS THREE
- front r oms, which sha will rent with board
No. 425 f. street bet 7 and eth ap 1I-3r#
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TO fHE ISRAELITESi

TU 1HE ISHAELITESJ
PESAC CERIES.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
Il form the residents (Israstitss) that he is now
ready to receive orders for the approaching OIL
IpAfS. Orders viii be received until Monday
nett, tbs 18th instant, at his store. No 4H Penna
asen1S' JONAS p, LEVY.
WE FAST TROTrlNG STALLION
est stallion in the three adjacent States, IN
WIN % Ie1 20 LIMITED number Of Mares dey-
- rae monte OF April only For terms. pedi.
Dr. GEORGE SMITH.
~ I-oIo.1eoet~ At Birch,s Stables
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M N L + D.-A COLORED OR BLACK
w girl "a nurse A good home and liberal
wages may be obtained by early application at the
% Webster House," Louisiana Avenue, next to
Unitarian Church. ap l2-3t
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