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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP.
erty on Pennsylvania avenue, opPOsi
Browns Hotel, ut Public Auction.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, at 6 o,clk
on the premises, shall offer at public sale, part
Of Lot No. L. in Square No. 4oi, fronting % feet
west, running through that width to north st.
together with the Improvements, which consist
Of a building on Pennsylvania avenue, containing
seven rooms, with basement, and substantial
storehouse; the principal store (Which extends
from street to streep is occupied by Z. Tucker &
Co as Hardware store
This property yields an annual rent Of 81 800
and offers great inducements to persons seeking
profitable investment
Theterms Of sale viii be One-third cash, ana
the balance In one, two three four and fve years
for notes bearing interest secured by deed OF rus
IN lS-eo&dS 81. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

BosroN, May 15.-The accommodation train
from Albany, while entering this city last
evening. came in collision with a carriage in
which Mr.. VIM Mcfarland, wife, and Miss
Huestis were riding The two ladies were
killed instantly, and Mr.. Mcfarland was
fatally injured.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer

DEREMPTORY SALE OF Unimprov.d
l. Property.-On THURSDAY AFTER
rooms, l shall sell, without reserve, Lots No 10
and H. in squore No. 15i situated at the corner Of
north and 18th streets, fronting 155 feet 18th
street, 1s9 feet inches on north street, and los
feet g inches on New Hampshire avenue, and con
tanning 23, I'll square feet.
Terms: One-third cash residue in and -
months, with interest, secured by dOod OF tIu,t
On the premises. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
IN I'D AuCtioneer.
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Financial

New YORK, May l5th.-Stocks are dull.
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad 90s; Cum
berland Coal Company Eli; Illinois Central
9Si; Michigan Southern 9S. New York Gen.
trail Railroad Oh! Reading SO; Missouri 6's
81; Illinois Central Bonds 81.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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New Orleans Markets

New ORLEANS, May 4-COtton is un-
| charged; sales to day Of 5000 bales. Flour
is selling at So molasSes 32tc. Mess pork
is firm at SIC Lard in kegs l0ic. Freghts
on cotton to Liverpool are SITTER at 3D.
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IL Dalley,s Genuine Pain Extractor

VIII suodue the pain and Inflammation from the
barns or scsds In from twenty that IT
Will heal the wounds without and eecuay
Sores-PiIes-SsltR lammatory rheumatism
and lnhsmed Eyes-Cuts- Observation-Disclosures and In
yeerae SoresScald Head-COrns acknowledgements
-Sprains-S -Feons-Chiblans-B Of Insects
oweieh ana broken Breast-Sore Nippes-krupuoDs-a
parts affected can be reached
Don be increduous about the diseases
cured by only one thng-bu reject that
tive properties which the Daley Save alone aud
heretofore Communications to not alone
aforementioned diseases but many enumerated
Each box of GENUINE DALLTs PAIN EXTRACTOR upon
~ steel Plate Engraved Label with NJ
CLlCkENER CO, proprietors, and HENRY DALEY
per box.
CO All orders should be addressed c. " CIckener Co.
al Barclay street, New York
e~ For sale by CHAS. STOTT, MARIN PALMER and
Druggists generally. aps-eosm
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IL Coats, Pants, and Vests,


NOAH WALKER CO, MARBLE HALL CLOTHING EMPo
Rum Browns Hotel Building respectfully that
their annual display OFFSPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
is now ready for inspection, comprising of
oESIkhN AND foUTHs CLOTHING Of the newest and rich
est oesses In material trimming, aud workmanship. To
tnoee who study excellence with economy in fashionable
ucee OF dree an opportunity 10 offered for selecting
from one OF the most attractive stock Of goods in this city,
reduced prices a.
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MARkIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev John 8. Deale.
Nr JOS CODRICk, Of Baltimore, Md to Hiss
ELIZABETH HUTCHINSON, Of this CITY,
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Marks,
MI. VIM. GARNER to Miss SARAH WHITE.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.


BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GOVERNMENT sALEOF VACA Mt Lots
" in the City If " ashingtOn.-On TUES
DAY Ar TER DON, May 9th, at . O'Clock, at
Commissioner Of tie Pablo Buildings, the fol-
lowing described City Lots belonging to the
United Stats:
square No. Of Lots
g .nas
1I6 4, S, l6, IL, Is, 10, and 20
ssh L, 2, 3, !, s, {, 9, -, IL, Is,
10, IL, Ia, "A
$50 south half offs
652 II, Is, 1S, IL, and 10
s ss l,a,s,anda
667
So. of 667
E. Of so of657 As, 8, 9, 10
e. Of so. Of 8. CO..
sSs ii,12,13,H
Z. Of 1925
So. Of 1t67 1
8. E. Of 1868
B. of 1850 l.
iii IS, IS, IL, Is. 10
1ll9 LIZ, 20, III, IL, ID, Ia
1I25 IL, Ii, IL, -, Ia, Is, Is
1I26 Ia, 10 II, 12, la, IA
ii2s Ia, 9, 10, ii, IL
1929 "a, CTS,
1132 IL, IL, l2, l3, Ia, Is
1913 Ia, 10, IL. II, 10, II
1l34 L., g, 10, III, ~
1135 4,5,6,7,6
1875 10, IL, IL, 10
1l37 1, 2, IL, u, 10, IA, Is, 16
1l26 1, 2, 10, IL, II, 10, Ia
1889 Ia, 10, IL, u
ll4O LIZ, 8, 10, IL, IL
l1i1 1, 2, IL, II, 49, IL, IS, Is
1li2 3, S, TSP
l143 La, 9, 10, IL, IL
1I4i 1,2, "a, 6, Is, 16
Terms of sale One third cash; the residue In
two equal payments, at and IL months, with in
terest.
The terms Of the sale must be complied with in
i've days thereafter, or the property will be resold
at the risk and expense Of the Delinquent purcha-
ser. J. b BLAKE,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
ap % Jaw J G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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ByA. GREEN. Auctioneer.

by n UhEEN, AuCtlOneer.
NOR SALE, THAT VERY VALUABLE
Property opposite the Northern Liber.
ues' Market House, en- 9th stIeet.-Win be
sod at auction, on FRIDAY, May 10th, at 9 p.
m, on the premises, Lot No. IL, in Davidson's
subdivision Of square 372, with the improvements
which rents for over $500 per year.
This Is an excellent stand for any kind Of bias.
mess, and enhances in value rapidly eyery wear.
Terms: ga 900 cash balance in 8, ~, Is and
"a months, with interest and secured by deed OF
trust.
III I0-eo&dS A. GREEN, Auct
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GENERAL AGENCY,

" w. McKNEw, LATE DOORKEEPER OF
lie the House OF Representatives Of the United
States, will undertake, with zeal ana diligence,
the settlement OF Claims before Congress and the
CURING the services Of an Agent at the seat Of
Government. He will also attend 10 the sale ana
purchase OF Real Estate, Paying Taxes, Renting
Houses, &c, &C., IN this city and oeorgetown-
The .,,e and purchase of Farms and Lands I'm
tbe sdto;ning States Of Maryland and Virginia
Conveyaucing and copying Of every description
executed with neatness and dispatch. His CON-
,nSS.ions will be moderate; and all busiuan con-
sded to his care will be faithfully and promptly
attended 10. -. 900
He respectfully refers to members Of Congress
whom he has served In that capacity for the last
ally. - -.
Once at Jackson Hail, Pennsylvania avenue.
ap 30-u ......- -. a. Ell. -. .....r.
uNArRN gCE CaW N RRKEZERa ALE
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Municipal Election.

Providence, May l5.-At our municip
election yesterday the Americans carried the
whole ticket by about 500 majority.
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1xRs-Hsve You the Dyspepsia take Hostetters Bters
Have you flstuleDcy, take Hostetters Btters.
Are you Cnsttve, take Hostetter's Bitters.
Have You Indigestion. take Ho.tetter's Bitters
Hare you lost your Appetite take Hostesrs Bftters
Have you Agne and Fever, take Hostetter's Bitters
you well and want to keep Bters
You can buy t by the bottle Dozen gross OF
for Washington ct the Drug Store and tn
m 30 Nv JAMES N. CALLAN.
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Departure Of n Steamer

PHILADELPHIA, May Is The steamer City
Of Baltimore hence for Liverpool called this
morning with l4O passengers and full cargo
of freight.
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IrThe Great Kussisn Remedy

bONO fUBLiCO-" Every mother shoulc box In the
mousse handy in case Of accidents to the chdrsnn
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALyE.
us Boston remedy of thirty years standing re-
commenced ny physicians 1t speedy for
bnrns Piles Boils, Corns Felons Chbsins Sores
OF every kind for Fever Sores Itch Soad Head
Sette Rnsh Buninns, Sore Nipples lrecomms by
nurses Whitows Sites Testers Flea Bites Spider Spyr
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum Scurvy Sore Cracked LOS
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds IL most
remedy and cure which be testified by
have used 1t in the city OF Boston and vicinity the
thirty years In instance Will this saive injury or
interfere with physicians prescriptions made from
the materials from rocips brought from
articles growing in that countrysnd the
letters IRON all classes clergymeD physicians sea
nurses and others who have and recon-
mend IL TO others Reding's Russia Save large
tin boxes stamped on s with picture horse and
disabled soldier, which picture ia also the
wrapper. Price, rs Cents Box. Sold the stores I'm
town or country, and be ordered any wholesale
ugton. ian a.
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X. LUSDY, MANUFACTURER AND
lie importer OF all kinds Of fishing Tackle, can
supply The trade at NortL srn prices. A good as
sortment constantly on hand.
Also, Drilled eyed HeleX Needles, the best ar
ticle in the market. Try them.
For sale by z X. LUNDY,
ms 12S Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
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III Fresh Congress Water, received this
areet rom tbs spring. Daily expecting to arrive
Drug Store, $50 Pa avenue m h-iw
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1872 PENN. AVENUE.

DOYS CLOTHIN6.-wEHA THIS DAY
ID opened large assortment Of Youths, Boys,
and Childrens Spring and Summer clothing 20
which we would Invite the attention OF purchasers
generally WALL d. STEPHENS.
m g. Bs2 Penn avenue, next TO Iron Hall.
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SODA WATER.

VNHOSE WISHING THIS MOST DELI
IL cious and refreshing Beverage In state Of
purity and freshness, VIII bear. In mind that IL
can now be had for the season at NORBECK'S
well-known Confectionery Establishment, nest
to iron Hall, on Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. apSO-im
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4 OF FOR SALE, ON NINTH. NEAR THE
IL corner Of street north Terms u cash, and
balance in 9 and IL months, with interest APP
ply to J. Ii. McCHESNEY, corner Of 7th and n
streets north. m l5.3tx
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ALNwICK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FE
MALE SEMINARY,

y Baltimore and Washington Railroad and
Turnpike, and two miles south Of the village OF
Laurel. stopping place at Confess Switch
NJ A. TYSON g. SISTERS respectfully In
form their patrons and Others that Ii 10 their in
tention 70 close permanently their day school In
the city on the 2lst A pril, and that the summer
term Of their Alnwick Institution will open on
MONDAY, May 5th.
Applications may be made by letter addressed
10 the Laurel Post Once, Nd
N. B.-Evety facility is afforded for the acoui-
sition OF the French Language and Music.
an -lIdtJunel
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AUCTION SALES,

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO; Auctioneers
0N TUESDAY AFTERNOON THE 20th
" instant, at O'Clock, we ill sell, in front Of
the premises, parts Of Lots 81, Sc, 81, and So,
SO uare 3s7, Island, fronting "a feet inches on
10Th street west near ID. and running back 81 feet
Al inches to IL feet alley. -
This Lofts In fast improving vicinity, and 10 q
beautiful building lot
Title good. s %
Terms: One-third cash the residue In six ard
twelve months, for notes satisfactorily secured,
and bearing interest -.
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
m io-d Auctioneers.
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ID An cid Friend to the kufferius In M RI

eHdnsrs Indian Balsam Liverwort Hoarhound for
Tue cure OF ooushs colds Group &c This preparation has
stood me test for the and and
viii stand unrivaled 1t for sale by all the druggists
throughout the United States and British Provinces.
Weeks Potter l64 Washington street. Boston, wholesale
Agent ..r
mIi-1w T. D. GILMAN Washington sp.cisl AGENT
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ICE CREAM. -
u Sold at TWO DOLLARS per gallon at W
NORBECK'S Confectionery, Y
ap 2S-1m 3l6 Penna. avenue. X
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WOOD AND COAL.

BEG LEAVE TO INF ORM MY FRIENDS
i and customers that have taken the old stand
formerly occupied by messrs. Athey Co., east
side OF the Canal and 10th streets and will keep
constantly on hand the best quality of WOOD
and COAL. RICHARD b, SIMMS.
n lOr nn... Il -
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ITO PERSONS OF SMALL FAMILIES
Il desiring to commence housekeeping an op-
portunity is offered in small neat and pleasantly
81 uated House containing rooms, with good
yard, woodshed, alley dc, In a good neighbor-
hood, near the Post Ofice Department, at mode
rate rent, together with the fdrntuIe which Is In
good condition and nearly new, having been used
out few months 1t will be sold as bargain
II application is made Address p. F X, City
Dispatch. m l4-2t*
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EOR SALE, ON ACC0MMODATING
l. TERMS That valuable Square of ground,
containing eS ESQ feet, between 2 and w streets,
north OF Lafayette square. Also, Building Lots,
and several small dwellings, either brick frame,
situated in various parts of the city Apply to
POLLARD WEBB, Real Estate Agent, No 5i2,
(2i stQIy) 9TH street m 15-lw&
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
[See fr,tp for other Rem. and Sale ao,iess.

nor RENT.-FOUR NEW SMALL BRICK
q Houses just finished, immed lately northwest
Of the Capitol, between B street and the abroad
Depot. Applya the Capitol extension to T RAN
CfS J. BROOKS. m 15-eou
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FOE THE MAY BALLS.

w ful assortment Of WREATHs, suit .,A
able for the approaching May festivals ;seS ~
also, all kinds Of Flowers for dressing the 300
hair and would respectfully request those who
Fancy and Millinery store, No $40, Psnssylvanis
Avenue, between Oh and 10th SITS, north side.
ap 2S-u HUTCHINSON MUNRO.
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nor RENT.-THE NORTH ROOM ON
Il the second story Of the Savings Bank Build.
ing, corner Of Tenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, suitable for Office. Application to be
made at the Saving rs Bank. m f4-4t
TOR SALE-A TWO STORY BRICK
4 House containing s rooms, situated on 18th
street, ab5ve New York avenue. Apply to Mrs
BRYANT, on q stree. m li-3t#
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent, wi h or without board at E III KINGS
On 18th street, three doors from and one square
from the avenue. IN li-1tH
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ONLY 196 CENTS.

DUCKLEY'S CELEBRATED SONG BOOK
ID for the parlor, containing collection OF new
and popular Songs, sung by Buckley's New
Orleans Serenaders at their opera house, Broad
way, New YORK. For sale by the agent,
ALEX ADAMSON,
mar 22-3m 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
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DATEN ICE CREAM FREEZERs. ALL
i sizes. Prices always low. ...-
apps 49, g. FRANCIS, go Seventh 81.
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BOARDING,

TABLE, AS WELL AS PERMANENT and
l. transient boarders, may find pleasant accom-
modations at the W ebster House, 42S Louisiana
avenue, opposite Washington Assembly Rooms.
m l5-2t%
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CORPORATION CAsEs.-John Doe, who seems
to be always getting into legal difficulties
and Sarah Doe, for being drunk in the streets,
were sent to the work house for thirty days
young man, who loves and fears whisky,
asked to be sent to the work house he was
committed for fifteen days. Mr.. Mullen, for
inhumsnly treating horse, was ordered to
pay fine and costs. John Forrest, slave,
for striking a child on the head with a stone,
received ten stripes. Those cases were dis
posed Of by Justice Hollingshead.
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TIE SEA OF Ice The success of this bcau-
tiful scenic piece goes, we are glad to say, to
show that the citizens of Washington heartily
appreciate the enterprise Of the management
of the National, and the highly satisfactory
manner in which this thrilling pictorial drama
has been put upon the stage The magnif-
cent second act, with its wonderful N achinery,
is received nightly with tumultuous demon.
STATIONS of applause, as are also numerous
other most effective transformations occurring
In the course of the piece.
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION AND Pic MIC OF
THE ASSOCIATED BooKBINDERs OF WASHING
TON.-Are you going dear reader? If So
and if you don't you'll be sure to wish you
bad-be ready early on the morning Of the
18th. and make up your mind to a day of un-
clouded enjoyment. We know some of these
same book FLINDERS, and if they don't succeed
in making brilliant Pic Mic and Excursion
it will be because there will exist great many
sufficient reasons why. That's all
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WANTS,

WANTED WIFE-BY A YOUNG MAN
w rs years Of age, said to be very handsome.
and Is In comfortable circumstances Address
Merchant" through the City Despatch All
communications will be considered strictly conf
Dental. m * atA
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The LEVY CoURr.-On Saturday last the
following gentlemen were commissioned as the
Levy Court for this District and county, viz ::
West of Rock Creek-Joshua Pierce and Ma
than Loughborough; east of Rock Creek
Henry Haw and sayles j. Bowen; Georgetown
-Robt White. Lewis Csrberry, and Joseph
N. Pearson city of Washington-Samuel
Drury, Geo. W Riggs, Jas. A. Kennedy, and
George McNeir.
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AccIDEsT.-Last night child Of Mr.. Kirk.
corner Of 18th and streets, was badly Injured
BY the explosion of an ETHEREAL oil lanp. The
caild is about seven years old, and it Is feared
l tnat TIE accident will make him cripple for
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DELIGHTFUL AIRY ROOMS WITH
II FIRST RATE BOARD.-A few, very COM
Portable rooms with good beard can be had II i'm
mediate application be made al No. 1893, north
Capitol HILL Ist street east between and B, near
the old ca pitol. m l5-3tk
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SIhAYED FROM 2sI STREET, nea
mark down the back, and has short zSLxD
horns. reward Of IS will be Civ
en- to any one who will return her
said house. m 10tf
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COURT OF CLAIMS Yesterday Samuel Jen-
kins, Esq of Albany, was appointed a COM
missioner to take testimony to be used in this
court.
The argument in behalf of government, in
the case Of Nathan Ward Us. The United
States, (adjourned over from yesterday was
resumed by the Solicitor, who con GUIDED his
remarks; when
The Court adjourned till IL o'clock to-day.
AcCIDENr.-An old gentleman was severely
injured by falling on the curbstones near Four.
teenth street, last night We learn that he
lives near Georgetown, aud was on his way
home when he stumbled and fell. He was
placed in q private carriage by a gentleman
going that way, and sent to his home.
CAsUALIrY.-Thos Garland, an Irish la
borer, had both his legs broken on Saturday
last, while at work in tunnel No. 4 of the Ma
uonal Aqueduct, by the falling on him Of a
mass Of stone he was assisting to remove from
Its bed. He is in very critical situation.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Frank Rounds, the
cOlOred man who was sent to Jail for assault
and battery with intent to kill Mace Slater.
has been admitted to bail for his appearance
at the next term of the Criminal Court. Slater
is now considered to be out Of danger.
ADvERTIsEHENr
BUCKLEY's PARLoR SoNGsrHR, arranged IN
music, only 12i cents, and good letter paper.
only 12t cents q quire. at the Northern Liber
ties bookstore, 337 Seventh street, between X
and l. streets.
e BLACKISG.-We are indebted to Harmon
Burns, boot and shoe dealer, for large pack
age of very fine shoe blacking-the genuine
Day and Martin.
The WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC AssocIA-
rIos hold special meeting tonight, at their
old headquarters at Temperance Hall.
WATCH REruRNs.-Wm. Adams, colored,
drunk aud destroying property, was committed
to the workhouse by Justice Morsell. Several
unfortunate persons were accommodated with
lodgings.
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The WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC AssocIA-
rIos hold special meeting tonight, at their
old headquarters at Temperance Hall.
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POLITICAL FIGHrIss.-Last night a few col /.
lisions occurred between various persons, all
originating in discussion, of political questious
But little blood was shed By any of the par
ties, and all wounds were speedily healed by
applications Of cold water
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nANIEL CAnPB ELL, In CLOSING HIS
- present business, would thank his customers
for their kind patronage, and In doing so, states
that their respective accounts are made out. and
that prompt payment will be expected. All to
whom he Is indebted Will please present their
bills. -tl matt
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BLACKING.-We are indebted to Harmon
Burns, boot and shoe dealer, for q large pack
age of very fine shoe blacking-the genuine
Day and Martin.
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WANTED.-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL
w house work, washing and iroaing in small
family OF two. Reference required. Call at No.
gag FouIth street, Opfosi the Gate m 4-3tM
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BOARD, &c.-MKS. BATES, ON THE 9. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Is prepared 70 accommodate gentlemen withrooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-h
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WATCH RErURNs.-Wm. Adams, colored
drunk aud destroying property, was committed
to the workhouss by Justice Morsell. Severa
unfortunate persons were accommodated with
lodgings.
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A SMALL FRAME HOUSE WANTED
"A The advertiser desires to rent a small brick o
frame house, to rooms, situated within the
range OF 9th to 18th street east and west. and from
the avenue II street north and SCUM ANY one
having such house will find good tenant b,
ad ressing post paid, ating the loca ion, mum.
Der, ana rent ofthe house, A c., City Dispatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-15

SERVANTS WANTED.--TwOA AMERICAN
~ or German or Colored woman one as cook
washer and ironer, the other as nurse and cham
bermaid in small family. Good reference re-
CURED Apply to JONAS p LEVY, No as
Penn avenue, Wine, Liquor and Grocery Store