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BY A. GRkEN, Auctioneer

DEREMPfoRY SALE.-On MONDAY,
the 18th April instant, at O'Clock Ia tn. az
ternocn, the following desirable Frame House,
nearly new, and Lot, will be sold at Auction, on
the premises; namely, part Of Lot No Is, In
Rothwell and MAYORS subdivision Of Square
No. AIS, fronting on eth street % feet inches by
100 feet deep, to public alley, between l. and nj
streets
Terms: One fourth cash, and the residue at 6,
IL nd 1S months
Immediate possession can be given. Inquire
OF w 4 woodward, Attorney at Law, No: asa
sixth street. w. REDIN.
ap I'D A. GREEN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE. AuctIone

.f BY JAS. O. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOLD AND
~ silver Lever Watches, Geld Chains,
. sckets, Jewelry. &C, nj Auctien.-On
TUESDAY EVENING, April Goth, at O'Clock,
al the store Of the late Robert Keyworth ,
on Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street, shall
Hunting and open faced gold Watches, for ladies
and gentlemen -0' -->-'>'
Gold guard and vest Chain.
Also, cameo and Florentine Pins and Earrings
Lockets; Kings, Keys, Locfet Bracelets, Chains,
&c. Terms cash. JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
oP So-St Auctioneer
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By JAS C. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF CHOICE mon.

~ ern OIL Paintings On MONDAY and
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th and 18th,
at AZ O'Clock, at the Saloon over Farnham's
Bookstore, corner Of Eleventh street and Penn.
svlvahia avenue shall sell without reserve sixty
modern Oil Paintings, the property Of a private
gentleman Of Baltimore, lately deceased, COM
PIising many fine specimens Of popular artists.
We name In part, specimens Of Van Arden,
Newell, Roach, kowbotham, Warren, Lanman,
Scott, Pyne Cobell, Ellis, &c
The paintings are han dsomely framed and VIII
be found worthy Of attention. .af
Terms: $50 and under, cash over thai sum
credit Of 60 and 90 days. fo satisfactorily encorseo
notes, bearing interest
Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
ap25-d Auctioneer,
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II From the Dundas Tribune (Csnada) We
learn that after long and angry d;scns.,ou
Quebec was chosen, on Thursda y morning Iast
as the permanent Seat of Government for Can,
ala. The House Of Assembly, composed OF
equal numbers from both sections of the Pro-
vince, has fixed the Seat of Government at
least 500 miles east Of the centre of population
IN the antiquated, anti-progressive city of
Quebec.
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IL woman disguised in the habiliment.

a A woman disguised in the habilimeuts
of man recently married Miss Lewis, one of
the bellies of Syracuse, after brief courtsbin.
The father had her arrested, when she con-
fessed the truth 1t is remarkable, however.
that the bride never gave an intimation of the
trick which had been practised, and still cIines
to her woman husband, insisting that the ar
rest is conspiracy against them. They were
allowed to meet in one of the ante rooms Of the
Police Office, and embrace each other with the
greatest marks of affection
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II An individual entered one Of the teIe-
graphic offices at Buffalo, and inquired the
cost OF sending q message TO Albany. Being
informed, he further inquired IL there was any
charge for the name Of q person TO whom q
message was sent, and the signature appended
thereto. "No," replied the courteous ope-
rator, 90 there is no charge for names or sigma
lures. The stranger proceeded to the desk,
picked up pencil, wrote a message and
handed it to the operator, who found il TO read
thus:
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THLH0AAPHIc NXwe
fRoh The ASSOCIATED PRESS.
nOosk PRINTING rELE0RAPH.


BALTIMORE, April 2s-Flou, .,
and In fair demand; sales of = 500 III. Ms su
ard street at 50 l2sass. IS, and Civ M;iis y,
S6.12t. my Ailis NJ
Wheat is heavy; sales Of fair to vr;us ,.a.
at III SOaSl.40, fair 10 prime whites 81 tos
Sl.65. Corn is dull; sales of white at Ba4so
yellow at 4sa52c. The receipts of grain are
large. -.
Provisions are dull and unchanged in price.
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BY JAS. g. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
TWO THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARI

TWO THOUSAND VOLUMES OF RARE
and Valuable Books at Public Auction,
On. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
lNGS, April 10Th and 30th, commencing at S
O'Clock, at the auction rooms, we shall sell
portion OF the Library OF Thomas Ewbank. for
merry Commissioner OF Patents, consisting Of
about two thousand volumes Of rare and choice
Scientific, Historical, Literary, and Miscellaneous
W6rks, a full description Of which will be fur
nished in a complete catalogue, now In the hands
Of the printer.
Terms cash.
r. S.-Persons at distance will be furnished
Win catalogues upon application to the Auction
eer JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ap21-d Auctioneer.
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FRoM MEXICO The steamer Texas has ar-
rived at New Orleans, from Vera Cruz, with
dates to the 22d, and city of Mexico to the
18th Communication between the capital
and all parts of the country was open, and
affairs were in a peaceful condition General
Tamerez bad escaped on board the British
war vessel Penelope, having reached Vera
Cruz disguised as a drayman.
The Church property had been seized by
the military on account Of the bishops refusing
to surrender. 1t was said that the Archbishop
of Mexico had offered Comonfort 5000, 900 to
have the decree against the Church recalled
but the offer was not accepted
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JAMES BuNcE,
Albany,
SAN. MUReArRoYD,
Buffalo

But" says the operator, "there is no meg
sage here" Message enough for me-" re-
piled the wag; 81 only want to let Jim know
where | am. No charge for names and sigma
lures, believe. Thank you, good morning"
and he LEFT the office, and left bevy Of ope-
rators splitting their sides with laughter be.
hind him. 1t is hardly necessary 70 add thai
the message was sent without delay.
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Financial-

NEW York, April 2s.-Stocks are higher.
Chicago and Rock Island 92l; Cumberland
Coal Company 23i; New York Central 94s:
Railroad 91!; Missouri SIS ST: Illinois Cen
trail bonds SO.
Sterling exchange is firm at 9iasi prem.
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III Goats, Pants, and Vests,
Dxsss Eu5fs RHxfa

NOAH WALKER 4 co, hARsLK HALL CLOTHING ENro-
Brovus Hotel Bading respectfully announce that
their display Of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
Is ready for inspection comprising assortment Of
GEsTLknEs YoUrHs' Of the and rich
est desisss ia Material trimming aud workmanship To
muse Who study with economy In fashionable
teos OF dress opportunity Is offered for selecting
nom QUE OF the most attractive stock VI goods In this city
81 very reduced prices. sp2-H
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BOARDING.

BOARD CAN BE HAD AT NO 473 9TH
- street, between ID and K. ap2S-e 3t*
ID GA ID | y G.-DAY BOARDERS CAN
- he accOmmo5 ated at d very excellent table for
SIS per month, over BRAKES RESTAURANT,
corner Of r and 18th streets. apG-.f
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE g. W.
40 corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
lsprepared toaccomfnodate gentlemen witbrooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
TO render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. aps-N
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IL Daley. G.nuin. Pain Extractor,


will subdue the pz'a and from the
burns or seaid- 10 from twenty that IL
VIII heal The ~"ahds without srcuay cure Fever
SOTes-Pies-Salt khsnm-Inha mmatory sorr
and I1hamed Eyes-Cuts- MISUNDERSTANDING and In
Veterate SOresscad Hesd-Corns
-Sprsns- weings-Feons- ChfbIsins-BIte of Ins..t.
Swelled and broken BTeastSore Nppes-EruptIon.-snd
all other inhammaory and d-es.e. xbsrs RI
parts affected can be reached. 1872 ~
Don't be increduiOus the many diseases named 10 lie
cured by only thing reflect that but nos.
tive properties which the Daley s.ve alone contains and as
heretofore 10 fOurcan reach the
Af9re mentioned diseases but many
Each box OF GENUINE DALLYs PAIN EXTRACTOR upon
u Steel Plate Engrsyed Label with the signatures Of C.
CLlCkENER CO, prOprietors, and HENRY DALEY
manufacturer All othere counterfeit Price cents
box.
s1AlI order. should be addressed to " Cekener Co..
81 BARCLAY street. New York.
s~For sale by CHAs. sTOrF. NAIRS 4 PALMER, and
Druggists generally. aps-eosm
IL As q Spring and Summer Medicine,
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE stands preemtuent above
others Its salsrly ecacOus action the blood
gthsnng aud viyifyns qualities ITS tonic
the Liver tendency drive all humors TO the
thereby cleansing the system according Natures pre-
scrfption harmless and &C the tine extraordinary
good effects Of testified 10 by many OF
the respectable citizens Of Richmond, Va and else
conclusive evidence that there 10 no humbug
shout IT, The trial single bottle will satisfy the
sksptical OF its benehta-
%. see Advertisement in another column apl-lm
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STORE ROOMS FOR RENT-The store and
- upper rooms on 9th street, next to corner of :,
now occupied by Dom BROTHERS. are for rent
The fixtures being very complete, can be had
with the store II desired The store room is large
and well arranged for almost any business. The
three upper looms are also commodious and well
lighted, and IAN he entered either from the store
or flom the outside. Possession can lie had at
ten days notice. Inquire OF the undersigned cp-
posite.
ap 2S-lw Nnt.) }. GIDEON.
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ap ?5-3t


should always take the precauton supply
slta a genuine article Of HOSTETTERs STOMACH BIT
TER as now conceded by all wis have this
medicine that they will regulate the stomach il
used 81 directions the bottle carry traveller
through al the various changes diet we'll water
which, without often will produce sickness aud death
Hence one ounce o! preventive Is worth pound For
sale oy druggists and hotels generally.
sp 5-lw JAMES N. CALLAN Agent.
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CARD.
HAVING BEEN TRANSFERRED Fro

A CARD.
HAVING BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM
Il the Treasury TO the Liquor De- ~ -:
partment, corner K and eth streets, ~
am prepared TO furnish my friends
and the community generally with Philsdelphia,
Reading and Baltimore Ale a choice glass Of
Brandy; old Bourbon and Old Rye. For break
fast to- morrow-Egg Rolls, Wafhes, Fresh But
ter, Broiled Corn Shad, Porter house Steak, ten
der and fat, Hot French Coffee, Rsdish, &c.
Dinner from Ill d. m TO II at night, Of Boiled
Rock, Egg Sauce, drawn Butter, Walnut Catsup,
thin hot Corn Hoe Cakes, Veal Soup with Aspar-
AUS, tender Chicken Pot Pie richly seas oned. As
fIe Oysters ever came TO Washington served
In every style. Call ard Judge for yourselves.
N B.-Looked for daily, Spring Chickens, 70
be fried in Cream and Parsley; and Roast Lamb
with Green Peas.
WANTED-An active Restaurant Cook, that
can FRY Oysters and broil steak Apply to
ap 23-tr K. Z. WHfTLOCK.
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ffsx cotLHcrios Or OFT pAixrisss ron
-Rn fha adna.4;.as..-I A.. $3.50 a. -

ffxx COLLECTION Or OFT PAixrisss ron
SALB.-By the advertisement in another col.
umn 1t will be seen that superior collection
OF oil paintings, the property Of gentleman
OF Baltimore, lately deceased, will be sold by
Mr.. j. G. Mcclure at half-past four o'clock,
p. m.
Upon the catalogue are found such names
as Van Arden, Roach, Lanmsn, Won Kapt,
Kahn, Newell, Carvalho, Corbell, and others
OF established artistic fame. Among the pic
lures will be found copy Of Leutzs's "Wash-
ington crossing the Delaware, ""The Trapper's
Last Shot," and other fine modern paintings.
FoR CouRr-At the time appointed for the
hearing of testimony in the case of the United
States vs A. r. Allen, who was charged with
an assault and battery on Franklin o Bryon,
in the National Theatre, Mr.. Allen appeared
before Justice Clark, and gave bail in the
sum Of $500 to appear at the Criminal Court
This was done to avoid lengthy examination
before q magistrate.
FAIR OF THE SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
We are glad to hear that the fair held by the
ladies of this Church has been sufficiently
successful to induce its continuance through
this week. We like all fairs, but this one es.
pecialiy. Its articles for sale, are tasteful !;
its eatables, superb its elephant ia an entire
eddy the fairest of the fair.
The RECENT ORPHANS FAIR-The aggre-
gate sum received by the recent fair at Ca
rusi's for the Orphans Of st. Vincent's Asy-
lum, will be very near S., 900 Such a result
tells of the practical effect of late efforts in
our midst to cry down the utility Of the va
rious institutions of the sisters.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY This morning John
Addison, (colored) was taken before Captain
Birch for an assault and battery on Jas Har.
ris, (colored He was held to security for
peace
ANOTHER excursion and pie. mic is announced
in our columns, the Empire Club having made
arrangements to that end for the 18th of May,
at the White House Pavilion.
WATCH RETURNS .-Saturday night, Henry
Taylor, (slave) disorderIy conduct; ten stripes.
Jefferson Jones, do. do John Talbert, (slsve, J
do; paid S2.A fine and cost Jas Cropsey,
unlawful gathering; 81 A costs. Jane Bell,
Mary Bell Il Co., (an colored,) do; Sc IS fine
and costs each VIM. Henry Jackson. (col-
Ored,) do; workhouse thirty days. Ellick
Redley, (slave,) do; dismissed.
Sunday night, Law. McNaughton, drunk
and disorderly; workhouse thirty days-Jus-
tice Hollingshead acting at the central station
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JOHN L.. SMITH,

ITO " Z A L II
INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUB
lie that he Is now prepared TO give his undivi-
ded attention to the practice Of law In the Circuit
and Criminal Courts, and Court Of Claims; and
also the prosecution o. Pension, Bounty Land and
other claims against the Government. lie will
also attend to the sale, purchase and ne Iting OF
houses.
Conveyancing carefully executed.
He may be found at all times at his old once,
on Sth street, near Pa. avenue
Several houses for rent. ap2l-6t
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DESrAURANT, BOARDING HOUSE AND
IL STORE FOR RENT.-We " Ill rent that
large no Sc situated opposite the market In Alex
andria, Ia rooms, large yard and stable for
lent stand for the market trade Also, that well
known Restaurant below, FOR $500, all well q ted
up to suit the tenant. Address LLOYD CO,
18th street, Washington ape 3t*
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RtSTORATIVEf-IsA question asked daily by hundreds
We saswer without hesitation
the only article known which will 90 all IL promises
tue human hair. IL will its growl-t
fAlns-it will restore its natural color.
Dye but speedy and cscious bottles
81; pints ga quarts ~ Read the advertisement
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gJyOYS FOR THE CHILpREN.-The lar
Il gest stock aud greatest variety In the city az
ap 25a LAAMoNU'e, IN Ok,
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T ARGE DWELLING HOUSEIN GEORGE
- TOWN FOR RENT The House on the
corner OF Dumbarton and Montgomery streets re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Major 1t is suitable for
large family, and has large garden attached,
filled with shrubbery, and pump Of good water
In the yard Rent very low. Inquire Of MIR.
JONES, on the opposite corner. ap 26-3t*
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10 Browns Bronchial rroches.-w

take pleasure in calling the attention OF readers these
Lounges Here In Boston, where the Bronchial Troches
are tnown they household ord and iced testimony
20 Recommend them; but to readers n Canada the
and Indeed cheerfny testimony
knowledge, to their efcacy-Bsllou's Pictorial
Sold by Druggists everywhere j. e. Reed Co. Chicago
y. Eckstein Cincinnati, Western Agents.
sp 2s-lw JAS. N. CALLAN, gent Washington D. c.
III Notice IL Hereby Given-That the
Psrtn ership heretofore subeing between Smith and
@. De Grath under the firm of De Grsth is is day
ended by the purchase by C. De Grath Of all interest
e. B. Smith IN said arm.
AL debts due she arm will be paid C. Grath
who h alone authorized To collect the same
The manufacture and sale OF Graths Electric O'
conHhued by Professor De Grsth his old
South Eighth street. between Chestnut walnut Phila
depfna Prof. CHAS. DE GRATH.
April Is, 1876.
Sold by CHAS- STOfT h co. 25-3t
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SPRING SUPPLIES.
WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SPRING
w supplies Of BOOTS AND SHOES -A~
for ladies'. misses ard children, gents H01
boys and youths Our stock is large andy
well assorted In all it's branches, from the 49,
best manufacturers Of New York and Philadel-
phia.
Ladies black CATERS orlv 81
Gents. black and coIored CATERS only 30 so
Also, superior assortment Of TRUNKS AND
CARPET BAGS, which will be disposed Of at a
small advance
Call early and examine our assortment
A. HOOVER SON,
South side Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and eth sts
ap2Dec6t (Organ& lntei)
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CLOTH DIR KISSING AND DfEiNo Hs-
TABLlSH m ENT.

FABLlSHmENT. -
TINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING kE-EsrAb-
u,bed himself In the above business Is pre-
pared to DYE sax Merino; and pela'Ss pressss;
~ a;no Sbsvls dyed or bleached. Cents Goats,
Panss, Vests, Cloaks and Mantels eleansed or re-
dye ID. -. SS.,.n. 20. IA
18Th streets, opposite Gsutler's Confectionery.
ap 11-1ms go ...... -----.t-
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NOW RECEIVING,
NEW AND FASHIONABLE STfLEs OF
IN 6entlemen's Furnishing Articles adapted 10
Spring and Summer wear, at LANES
Gents Furnishing Store
apIl- 42i Pa av., near corner street.
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EXCURSION BOATS
FOR THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
THE STEAMERS THOs. CoLLYER OR
Il GEORGE WASHINGTON H.
can be chartered for public or Sc
lect parties TO the White House Pavilion, for
Potomac River.
For further particulars apply to the Captains Of
the Boats or to the President Of the Company.
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ESOR SALE.-A GOOD ESTABLISHED
Il Restaurant, situated in the middle part Of
the city. The present proprietor has been doing,
FOR the past seven years, profitable business,
and will sell II cheap for cash This is a fine
chance for young man with a small apital to
CONNER &c business Price from $3.50 to 245O.
Inquire at this ONCE. ap25-3t*
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CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
~ 30 boxes Chemical Olive Soap, a very supe~
rior article for washing
= Also. IS boxes Pearl Starch
Just received and for sale by
BARBOUR SEMMES,
No. IS Louisiana avenue, between
ap 35-U 9th and 9TH streets
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FOR Rem IA VERY NEAT BRICK
l. House containing rooms, and large yard
in front. situated on 18th street, between and
No IT'S Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, containing 12 rooms and back build
ing. Terms very moderate to a permanent ter ant
Inquire next door, or Of X. w. BATES, Room
No Az, Clerks Office, House Representatives.
ap E6-3t#
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FOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK
4 House. mo $50, 18th street, between B and
streets, island) containing six rooms. 1t viii
be rented low to a punctua1 tenant And has
hne vegetable garden, also, grape arbor, and
flowers, all In good order. 1t will be for rent by
SHEA. ap % 3t*
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS HERE
Il tCfore carried on by the late
Jsmfs Harvey, viii be contin .zs3
ued by his widow.
MIR GEORGE HARVEY, (brother Of my de-
ceased husband) has been engaged 20 conduct
a d manage the business. and Is fully authorized
to act In the premises.
The public may be assured that every attention
will be given 10 the business rs formerly.
FUNERAL CALLS attended TO at all hours OF
MARIA HARVEY, ,.
ap2l-2w 40 Seventh street.
DARASOLs!-PARAs -
Il Just received frem the ManufactuIerseFD
3OO,PhRASOLS In every quality and size, /
and for sale very cheap by
p2-1m Cor. sth St, opp Centre Market.
LIME!-LlME!-LlM
gHhVE NOW ON HAND A THOUSAND
Il berrels OF the best qralitv Of wOOD-BURNT
LIME, which 1 can and will sell cheaper thsn
any other manufacturer In Washington. I will,
also, from this day open a kiln OF wood hurnt
Lime every week, so that II can always he had
fresh and good
Aiss, constantly on hand splendid article Of
CEMENT, HAIR and PLASTER which Will
be sold cheap.
LAWSON p. HOOVER,
Potomac Lime Kilns, 9th street, one square
south Of the Lower Bridge, near Georgesown-
ap lS-l0t
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VARIETY HALL!-THIS ELEGANT AND
newly ftttd Hall is now offered for rent for
Balls, Concerts, Fairs, &c. Every care will be
taken to make this central and convenient Hall
the most attractive place in the city, ny proper
and efficient management. Applyto w. WALL
Of Wall d Stephens. ap25-1m
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PLASTER ORNA.


OF EVERY STYLE ON REASONABLE
" TERMS.-Mastic and all kinds Ct modern
finish for the decoration 6f the interior and eXte
rior Of Private and Public Buildings At MOO.
NAN GALATIANS Ornament Shop; Plain
and Ornamental Plasterers, sos Eleventh street,
near Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
an 23-lwf
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<NoRPORATION STOCk.-SS,O0O Corpo
~ ration Of Washington stock fG sale at
feb 25-u CuUBB BROTHERS
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FOR 5ALE AND RENT,

GSse frstpags for other Rent and Sale ~oicssl
nor RENT-A FRAME HOUSE CON-
Il ai.ing 6 rooms, situated on Fast Capitol
street., he ween 4th and 5th streets Apply to q.
A DALEY, Dentist, Penn. avenue, between
9th and 7th streets. ape 81
MRS. p. HOUGH, No 37I Penn avenue,
WI nearly opposite the National Hotel, has seve-
raj pleasant rooms now vacant suitable Tor fami.
lies or single gentlemen. few more table
boarders can be accommodated, also, transient
boarders an 2S-9t*
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CALF! SAITH
~ $50 sacks g. A. SALT
so do fine do 4a -..
In store and for sale by
BARBOUR & SEMMES,
an O5.9t f5 La aY. bet 9Th and 9TH sis

EOR THE SPRING TRADE-UNDER-
II SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.-our assort-
ment ia this department Is larger and more va
RED IL possible than at any former period SIX,
Cashmere, Merino and Cotton Shirts and Draw
ers In great variety and Of every size ana quality
Tbe trade supplied at STEVENS'S
An 1891 salesroom, Browns Hotel.
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ASTkOL 8Y.-MADAM =. DUVALL,
IA practitioner Of Astrology and Phrenology, to-
gether, with the assistance Of Professor BIoueh-
ton is prepared to answer all questions relating to
human life Nativities written. Questions an
swered personally. or by letter M 3. ID late from
Europe, Is now taking tour through the United
State Her stay will be here a short time only
No 10 Bridge street, 2doors above the Post Office,
Georgetown. ap2i-lw#
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GENTLEMEN SHOULDER SEA M
NJ shirts, every size and every variety Of Cuffs
and Collars, comprising the largest assortment
ever offered, at STEVENS,S
Salesroom, Browns Hotel
The trade supplied ap 25-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-28

LNOR THE SPRING TRADE.-STEVENS
Il Browns Hotel, has now opened and ready
for sale the largest, newest, and most varied as
sortment OF 'Gents' Belongings" ever offered by
him. and Of course the largest assortment at retaf
this side OF New York Buying az we do all ar
ticles for cash, consumers are assured that the
goods are Of the newest and best styles and at the
lowest prices, at STEVENS
ap 25-3t Salesroom, Browns Hotel