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ARHY's CONFECTIONERY,

AhNK'S CONFECTIONERY,
No "a Bridge Street, Georgetown, d. c.,
VNHERE ALL KINDS OF ENTERTAIN.
w ments are furnished with tine best Ice
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confect, &c b., at the
shortest notice, and on the most moderate terms
Medal awarded at the last exhibition Of Metro
Poiitan Mechanics Institute.
Jan 3I-o (UnionG1ntel.)
E0k sALk.-A PAIR OF FINE MULES,
Il four years old, and very kind ine
harness. Apply to sE10
Army & SHINN, wv
No. 81 Green street OADD
ten Gj-u Georgetown.
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I *. II MUNsUN, AZ Us PEN Y "A AVENU E,
~ Is still making those beautiful
continuous GUM TEETH, called ffJsSz@$
Aliens Patent, Tor the eIceliency Of 0EkYD
which cTer all other styles Of teeth, many noz
wearing them Ia this city, wiz cheenuIlv youch
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing the patent, and made bad imitation
N. B. WheneTer q De2tIst speaks against
Allea's Patent Continuous Sum Teeth, when
properly constructed, itis because he Is Ignorant
OF the process, incompetent 70 make the work, or
sunwfHing to paw for thepatent. te 16-tf
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To THE PUBLIC.


John p DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
y well known Coach Factory, on 9Th oG(ERk
street, between Louisiana avenue and CXSkH
street, long conducted by Mr.. JOIN NJ Young
Is now prepared to manufacture and repsir ali
descriptions Of COACHES, BUGG1ES, WAC
ONS, &c on the most reasonable terms, in the
very best manner, and at the shortest notice he
respectfully iRyites his fellow citizens to give him
q trial. mar 6-9m
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6iBBs'S HAIa MANDATORY,
FsaS. arents, bsttrssx 9tk and l0tk styssfs.

WiSs, HALF WIGS, BRAIDs, CURLs,
W bandeaus, rizzed Rollers, & c., always on
nahc, ana made to order at a few hours notice
complete manner. All sorts OF To,ict ATt,cIes
from the best French and English houses
Store. "'A' SuusiS
N. B.-Hair work repaired or taken in e,.
change. Teh m H.
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FOR SAL E-ONE OF THE FINEST
l. FNms In Fairfax county, Va, containing
nearly 3S acres, situated the Little liver Turn-
pike Road, eX miles from Alexandria, about IL
from Washington, and mile from proposed
station on the Manassas Gap X. now ap
proachtng completion Buyers will he shown
the premises by persons living there The pro.
perty viii recommend Itself on inspection For
terms address the subscriber by mail at Dranes-
Vile, Fairfax CO., Va. JAMES 8. PURDY.
mar 1S ct go
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By A GREEN, Auctineer.

HOUSEHOLD AID KITCHEN FURNI-
4 ture at Auctton.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 25th instant shall sell. at the residence Of
family declining housekeeping, No 236 street,
next to the corner OF 14th street, at 10 O'Clock a.
m a good assortment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Chains, Bookcases, and Ward.
robes
Mahogany Centre Tables, Bureaus, ard WASH
stands
Painted Wardrobes, Cane seat Chairs
Cottage Bedsieads, Feather Beds and Bedding
Hair and Shuek Mattresses
ply, Ingram, and other Carpets, Oilcloih, and
Mating
Cooking, Alright, and other Stoves
With lot Of Kitchen Requisites, and many 9TH
. er articles which We deem unnecessary TO
enumeFate.
Terms All sums under sos, cash over S25 a
credit Of so and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing iaterest.
mar 10 d A. GREEN, AuctIr
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ENOR SALE "A FARM LYING IN MONT.

ENOR SALE "A FARM LYING IN MONT
gomery county, Md, miles from Washing.
ton, near the Bethesda Church, on the Rockville
Turnpike The Farm contains 90 acres Of first
rate land. The Improvements are new Frame
dwelling House, containing rooms, and stable
for four horses. Also for sale--A frst-rate Horse
Power and Scroll Saw.
For terms apply to CHARLES F WOOD, 44s
9Th street, between and F =, or toC.T WOOD,
adjoining farm. -..-.s.. mar 7-3w
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By JAS @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND House

BY JAS q. Mc6 UIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BURNITURE AND House.
FRIDAY MORNING, March 27th, at 10 O'Clock
at the residence Of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, cor
net Of 18th and streets, shall sell his Furniture
and Effects
Suite Of handsome Rosewood Parlor Furniture
richly carved and finished In crimson Broc-
atelle, consisting Of large French Sofa,
two Arm, and four Parlol Chairs
Suite Of Blue and Gold BrocateIe covered FUN;
four Parlor Chairs
Rosewood Marble-top Centre Tables
Gothic, Rush, and Cane-seat F ancy Chairs
Handsome BIocatelle and Lace Curtains, with
cofnice and fixtures complete
Suite Of Walnut Carved Parlor Furniture, I'm.
ished In blue damask
Gilt frame Pier Glass, slab, ard bracket
Walnut Secretary, Etsgeres
Suite OF Mahogany crimson plush covered Parlor
Leather covered Arm and Reclining Chairs
Solid Oak Hall set, consisting Of settee, Table,
and four Gothic Chairs
Handsome Velvet, Brussels, and Three ply Car.
pets
Brussels stair Carpets, Oilcloth, Mating
Damask and Chinfz Curtains, Cornice, &c.
Handsome Mahogany Bedsteads
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
White Marble ;op, DFab, and Imitation Of Oak
China, Granite, and Japanned Toilet Sets
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Marble-top Sideboard .....
Cane seat Chairs
Chine.e Extension Chair, Teapoys
French China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Service
Glassware, Table Cutlery, Castors
French China, Granite, and Painted Toilet Sets
Hat-tree, Oilclorh, Mating, &c.
Together with an excellent assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
ALSO
At O'Clock, in frCnt Of the residence large and
handsome Caleshe Carriage, built to order,
and in first rata condition.
Also, pair OF handsome Bay Carriage Horses
well broke, and fine travellers
Also, set Of heavy silveI-pIated Carriage Har-
ness.
Terms: $50 and under. cash over that sum
credit Of 80 and 90 days. for endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
mar l9-d &c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
III
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English Ale and Porter Of all brands
Cigars do do
Cordials do do
Gross Il BIapkweII's Loadon Pickles and
Preserves Of all Kinds
Coffee, Sugar, Teas, &c, &c
57 Penn avenue, opposite National Hotel.
ian x3-ly JONAS p. LEVY.
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DIR. WILLARD, Dentist.
LATE OF CHICAGO.

LATE OF CHICAGO,
yU OULD RE5PECTFULL INFOR r NJ
w the citizens Of the District and srN
vicinity, that having located himself SS<Ss==zzSx
In Washington, rs 10 now prepared TO I1IO
perform ali operations, in his profession, IN the
most approved style
Once No. $50 Penn. avenue, adjoining 6au-
tiers. Jan 20ly
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(,AN'r ksEP THEN OyEa--Co aIHods,
" Coal sIners, Fire Standards, Shovel and
Tongs Andlrons BE-. As the season is nearly
over thsy win be sold low. 6.PRANCIs,
marc soe Seventh q,
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CyAkM FOR RsALE.-IOFFERF FOR SALE
IL my farm and country seat, situated the
Of Mrs Barber, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs Morton, Mrs
Boice, Messrs Linthicum, Adler and Eliason,
containing about40 acres Of land, improved with
frame dwelling, gardeners house, COW and
herse stables, etc. The very short distance from
Georgetown and Washington makes 1t very well
adapted for dairy farm and market garden
The high elevation commands beautiful and
picturesque view Of the Nj Meropolis and surround
Ing country, and is In this, as well as In regard
to health, unsurpassed. II will be sold en- Ire or
in lots to suit purchasers
feb 2S-eo1rns henry GILDEMEISTER
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NOTICE.
kIY WIPE ELIZABETH DARNEY AND

Ray WIFE, ELIZABETH DABNEY, AND
Hl myself haviag separated, and now living
circumstances as exempt me from liability FOR
any debt which she may contr act, / deem n
proper to give notice to the public at large, as
hereby do, that she Is not authorized TO contract
any debt on my account, or credit, and that will
not be responsible for, or pay any debt which she
may contracG either In her own name or mine
CHiSWELL DABNEY
LYscHBUIs, Va, February IA, 1857.
feb IS dim
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ENOR RENT.-THEL LARGE FOUR STORY
l. Brick Dwelling, with all the modern i'm
provements, situated on K street, north side, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets. To a good and per.
manent tenant the rent will be moderate Inquire
at No. 394 + street mar TT
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GAS FIXfURER

p fl. MILLER, SON q CO., ALExAN-
IAs dria, Va, keep constantly on hand a hand.
BRACKETS, &c from the celebrated factory o}
Cornelius & Baker, which they will guarantee TO
sell at the same prices charged to private pur.
chasers at the salerooms on Chestnut street. Phil.
decorated Paper Shades. in great variety. -
Call and examine for yourselves. dec l.
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'CORPOKArION STOCKS for sale by
~ teh1S-A CHVBB BROTHERS,
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II PROPERTY, OR X EN- T-Poesession
given first OF April next, that delightful situation
situated near Mr. J. Gales, containing Y acres Of
Land, with all Its improvements. Title good.
In good state Of cultivation. + or further par
ticuars apply to the subscriber at the Dead Letter
Office, or at No. 439 9th street, between + and F
feb 2I-2awtf GEORGE M KENDALL.
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ENOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
l. BILE residence on F street, between Goth and
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
J nj. Chubb, Esq. Possession given immedi-
atelY. Inquire Of RIGGS & CO au l2-eotf
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JONAS z. LEVY,
IsPoRTER krD oEALER II BINE
WINES, BRAHDtEs, GROCERIES, AND

HAS In STORE A VERY CHOICE AS.
Il sortment OF Champagne In quarts and pints,
XXI; and Rresan de Bauscy, ana other desirable
Brands; Brandy IN cask aad bottles, Vintage
l777 70 1910; RUNS Of all kinds; Whiskeys 1SlO
TO 1855 Holland Gin Of al kinds;
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City Intelligence.

IAprs' Fam AT uK CHURCH IxxAcrrArr CoxcxP-
nos-his fair promises TO be popular as that which
given the Crystal Palace about year ago and In
proportion 10 ts extent and the variety Of articles dis
played, will, there doubt be as successful II Ger
tany much interest and these who were al
that exhibition should not fail II they would rc-
vivc the pleasant rccoectons which tina, occasion has
lef in the minds Of all who visited II. There are over
twenty tables under the charge OF ladies' from nearly
every church In the city, and the IN which they
arranged reflects little credit their artistic
Many of the articles which exhibited nj the Crystal
Palace nair will also be disayed here, and among them
that extraordinary mkcal gold headed with which
such wonders accomplished in financial way This
cane II 70 appear and the panopticon Will be revived
under the auspices OF the celebrated Madame Strackno
witch In addition TO these and tho thousand other
tons that presented, there s excellent band and
occasionally capital vocal music which alone Is
worth going to hear II will be strange r. with all those
inducements the fair not despite of the hard
times and the pressure In the money market
TIE WORTH MoNrxESr.-Tbe sub committee on car.
rages met at IL A. yesterday and made arrangements
with Van Rnst ESQ, 10 furnish all the carriages that
shall be required the OF The deposition of the
remains Of Major General Worth IN the monument re
Gently erected TO his memory Several plans Of the cate
faque presented and number OF undertakers we're
present and asked for the job making H. AZ n the
sub committee having the general management Of the
arrangements Tor the proper celebration Of the occasion
(2oth nst) met Councilman Warner moved that per
sons be allowed tiave coaches except invited guests
those having tickets The motion was adopted II was
also decided that no coach should be allowed in the limo
OF procession unless under direction Of the committee
The propretors Of hotels and the shipping will be nyi,eI
to have their ags waving at half during the dav
request will be made 20 the Police Commissioners FOR
sufficient police force to keep order during the procession
Excsx BoARD-The forty. fourth session Of the poard
was held yesterday and the fortyHfth session viii be
held 10 day O'Clock The remaining Ave DAYS will
be pressed through and leave the liquor dealers 10 tho
tender OF the law and lawyers The Board will
series of suits 20 test the validity OF the law
and thus avoid the multiplicity Of suits Il proposed to
select for suit one hotel keeper, person who keeps
several liquor stores, dealer IN liquor under Eve
gallons but not drank the premises non resident
applicant and such other will present all tho ~.
under this law This will avoid all unnecessary and
harrassng suits and give the hquor dealers fair chance
70 defend lher supposed rights.
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Meeting OF the Bonrd Of CcmIni ssioners OF the
Central Park.

The Board met at O'Clock r. NJ. yesterday. Prcsont
Commissioners Cooley, Bu,,erworth, Gray, Hutchius'
Field, Green and HoeR.
communication from the Chief Engineer Of the Croon
Aqueduct Department received aud referred the
Committee on lrainu. sita power.
A communication the Superintendent of Planting
received AMI read. The Superintendent of Planting
authorized purchase the amount Of 81 500
was resolved, That the Superintendent be authorized
with the advice and consent OF the Executive Committee
To purchase such number OF spades and shoves
ceedng hundred each in number hammers for break
ing stone, not exceeding four hundred in number;
hammers not exceeding fifty in number, and such other
tools may be required TO amount not exceeding $780,
The Treasurer was authorized TO pay the aborers and
others employed on the park every fortnight
The Superintendent OF Planting under the direction of
the Committee Trees and Plants authorized pur
chase two hundred loads Of stable manure be delivered
the land
report from the Finance Committee as to the amount
OF money which they had succeeded in obtaining oo0
was read.
The Superintendent was authorized TO increase the num-
Der OF men working the nursery grounds-not TO
ceed 100.
The monthly report OF the Superintendent Was rec-vcd
also report from the Chief Engineer stating that
cordance with the resolution OF the Board the work had
been resumed and tins far lis sborers 80 cartmcn
double trucks and fofomen were employed This force
IL engaged in carrying the resolution OF the Board OF
0cto ber Designating the character Of the work 10 be
oompshed.
Communications from the Executive Committee OF tho
Unemployed-John Joseph Rink. A. IIefchkiss Messrs.
Higgins Bayley Hnchman, Church and others-werc re-
fcrred 10 appropriate committees.
The Board adjourned TO Tuesday next, at O'Clock
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Board OF Ten Governor.
THE BOARD WANTS THE CITY TO aIvB THEM $50 600
FOR THE OUTDOOR POOR,

fOh THE OUTDoOH FOOR.
The Board Of Ten Governors met at 4 O'Clock p. NC
Godfrey Gunther, President, in the Chair.
IN INSTITUTIONS
The return Of the wardens or the different institutions
show that 73i2 persons cared for by the city, OF
which sss In the Aimshouse proper On November
16 1880 there only 5e21 persons In the Institutions
showing an increase Of ,3ei In one year
$50, 600 foR THE OUTDOOR rooR ASKED
Mr.. GrsufxR introduced the following resolution -
whereas In the estimates OF appropriation for tho Alma
house Department for the year 1885, the required
for donations OF money 10 outdoor poor stated W be
sc, 800; and whereas, the applications for temporary
relief have already increased Unprecedented extent
and will further increase, the weather mp.
proaches and the inability OF the working population TO
obtain employment; and whereas by granting said
porary relief will prevent many from seeking refuge In
institutions, which, under present circumstances, will
be full 10 their utmost capacity, therefore,
Resolved, That II be referred 10 the Committees Sup
plies and Finance 10 report without delay whether Il
would not be advisable 10 apply for extra appropra
fordng temporary relief TO those who destitute
cumstances and unable 70 obtain employment, arc
otherwise incapable OF gaining livelihood during the
coming winter and that greater amount OF said $50,
600 be drawn from the City Treasury than will be sufi.
oieni 20 meet the specific object.
The above carried without opposition.
A rTNALK rcvrrx>rrARy.
Mr.. OrIvxR moved that the Committee on Penltentary
be instructed 10 report the feasibility of building
pcniicntary for the OF female convcts Such
sttuton was required, and would give sorno poor men
work.
The motion was carried, when the Board adjourned
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Several thousand workingmen congregated around
Wagstan House yesterday morning, corner Of Seventy
ninth street. where the bureau Of the Superintendent is
located. Judging from their appearance, they were
mostly laboring men, few being mechanics. Notwith
standing tho pressing wants which they felt, and their
efforts employment there drunk
any attempt at disorder They all appeared to
be SOBER industrious and well inclined Hearing that the
Commissioners were putting on the requisite num-
Der Of men, they waited in expectation that the dis
ress they felt and the influence each brought TO bear
would result in getting work. but, after waiting from
early hour the morning until half past O'clock they
were told would be taken on that day. In
deed there is chance for any further employment
reporter informed that the thousand had
been seected with foremen &C., and that further appl
cation useless II would be well that the poor people
understood this, that of their time patience
should be consumed Over four thousand letters, many
Of them containing thirty forty names have been
ceived, requesting employment and without success
the applicants have been selected from applications
in by the Aldermen Of the various wards and those only
taken who known to be in distress and worthy of
the employment. Besides the small number Of
hands previously employed, about three hundred
more have been added, and when sufficient
tools made and the work properly laid OUT the add
onal force will be put This will be next week. and
the work will be proceeded with in such not
to permit the severity of winter to interfere with the dis
missal OF any Of the force employed Consequently all
the winter, frost the thousand men will be kept
on until the 1st of April until which time it is expected
the $3.50 900 will hold out The work upon which the
employed is removing stone, and preparing
for building wall in the upper part Of the park They
work in gangs Of Is 20, foreman each gang and
overlooked by the superintendent and his aids. An ef
fort made by some Towdies TO create disturbance
but the presence OF Captain Montgomery who is unver
sally respected for his activity and urbanty checked
any disposition Of the kind being manifested in acts. Is
useless TO make any further applications for employment
at the Central Park The requisite number Of hands
already engaged, aud no more will be taken
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THE UTAH EXPEDITION.
Additional Particulars Of the Mormon Attack
on the Government Trains.
SKETCH OF BRIGHAM YOUNG,
&c., &c., SC.

Advices have been received by the Administration from
COL Alexander substantially confirming all the reports
the newspapers respecting the destruction Of contractors
trains by the Mormons Brigham Young has issued pro
camaton tho United States troops defyng the govern
ment and counsellng his people 10 hosttes the most
determined FORM and ordering the troops keep of
Utah. He says that il they desire remain until spring
they may do So provided they give up their and
ammunition Col Alexander, in reply, states to Young
that the troops there by order of the President and
would be disposed Of the commanding General
proper.
We sketch Of the life Of Brigham Young is
rather favorable to the Prophet the authorities all
Mormon.
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Mr. ShrH-Well, dare say there are; but only spoke
Of this fact TO prove that had not made any money out
Of the workmgmen's movement
After further general conversation among the de-
legaes they adjourned To meet this morning above
ANOTHER REPORT OF THE wORKINGMENs COMMITTEE
The Committee Of Five, appointed by the workngmen
for the purpose discovering by Of personal in
vestgaon in the different wards Of the city where actual
destuon exists and reporting the same with the object
Of having IL relieved, have determined upon calling
meeting of the workngmen on Thursday morning next,
O'clock from whence 1t s intended that they shall
march In body TO the Park, where the committee will
read account Of their proceedings up 10 Wednesday
evening from the time OF their appointment The com
mee have discovered that by far the greatest amount
Of misery exists in the Sixth and Eleventh wards
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Arrival OF the Halnmonla, Glasgow and Ariel.
The steamship Hammona, Captain schwensin which
le Hamburg the lst instant arrived this port early
yesterday morning.
She brings four hundred and five passengers
The British steamship Glasgow, Captain Goodwin, which
left Glasgow lst of October arrived yesterday morning
The Glasgow has one hundred and nine passengers.
Tho Vanderbilt steamship Ariel, Capt. Ludlow, from
Bremen, and Southampton 4th inst, arrived last night
She brings hundred and eighty four passengers.
The Hammonia brought the following
SPECIE LIST.
A. Schumacher Co. $3l 500 r. Sieg. g........ 81 500
/. f. Amsnch. 49,. 10000 r. Froehch. ..... 100
Won Seht Schmlins- John Goldschmidt-.. 100
ky y&Co........ 5000 VIM. Michaheles. 800
Woef Gincken... 5000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .S63 300
The by these arrivals has been anticipated by th
Arabia Ariel and City of Washington