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~ r. II. MILLER, SON & CO., ,~N
0 importers direct from Liverpool 10 okdA
w. Alexandria, beg leave to call the at
tention OF dealers, hotel keepers and -
others Of Washington and Georgetown to their
stock of GOODS, which, for extent and variety
Will compare favorably with any establishment
In the Eastern cities.
The connexion Of their senior partner with the
manufacturers Of Europe and the United States
for upwards Of 30 years, has given him advan-
tages In the purchase Of goods, equal II not sspe-
rior, to any house In the trade An inspection Of
goods and prices viii satisfy all parties that pur.
chases can be made Of them upon the most favor
able terms
French China Dinner Sets, gilt and decorated
French China Dinner Sets, gold band and plain
French China Vases, Pitchers, Toilet Sets, 90.
French China Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, and
other articles Of Teaware
And Dinner Ware, separate from sets
India China Dinner Sets, and separate articles al
ways on hand
White Granite Ware In every variety, In sets, and
separate from sets, an may be desired
Blue Printed or Liverpool Ware, the same
Common Edged, White and Rockingham ware,
Cut, Pressed, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware
from the best establishments in the Eastern and
Western States, which will be sold by the pack.
age or otherwise.
Experienced packers employed. Goods put up
BY US can be transported by any mode without
bfeakage.
Fare by the steamboats, from Washington to
Alexandria, almost hourly, 12K cents each way
quarter Of a dollar thus spent may save many
dollars. dec J.
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In addition to the great attraction offered by the
musical selection, the concert will afford the
great mass Of people unable to obtain admission
TO the ball the only opportunity thev will have of
viewing the interior Of the but ding, and Ger
tainly NO one who In In the city should leave
again without seeing the greatest sight Washing.
ton can boast, which Is undoubtedly the Immense
building erected for the great ball OF the lnaugu.
ration, with Its
Bsosft}s! Decorations asd BriLliast Ils,sins-
tion9
Being hghfd by
ONE THOUSAND JETS OF GAS
II Is confidently expected that the Prss,dent
and Vice President will be present, and upon
their arrival the bands Will oRsr
GRAND SALUTE,
The drum, and military instrum snt, resembl,no
The ROAR OF CANNON
All delegations, civil, military, and naval via,
ters, fre companies, and the citizens OF the II nj
ted States general are cordially ivited to Attend
Tse management has decided to put the price
81 admissian withia the easy reach Of all classes.
viz:
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
NorIcI "A few seats will be offered to ladies'
and gentlemen requiriog them, which must be
secured before the concert at tMxfzERorr's Music
Store, Penn avenue, for which One Dollar each
will be charged These seats win enable occu
pants to view the entire hal, with the assems-
lage
Special Notlce.-No bills we be received at
the doors, nor change made for gold All persons
are respectfully requested to pay their admission
IN twenty -ave-cent Pieces.
w.H PALMER,
mafs Manager and Director.
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n An enterprising" church member,
full of good deeds, and abounding in good
words, but as apt as other folks to speak his
his mind |" let out'' little fow days since,
his disappointment at finding his supper table
not 60 well provided as his hungry stomach
desired" Nothing ft to eat; might as well
give it up without sitting down." &c, dc.
All this did not interfere with the usual preli.
minaries. A few intimate friends were pres
ent, and all were socn seated, heads boebed
down, and grace commenced. "We thank
thee, o Lord, for this bouutiful provision"
That was enough for the friends; The loud
Iauph came forth unrestrained; the " head OF
the table" even Joined in, declaring, how
ever, that il was too bad to laugh, but guess
inc he should take care in future how he found
fault with his good wife's provisions.
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The Humbug OF spirituaIism.

Four years ago young boy, eyed IL years,
hung himself at Nassau, near Troy. IL was
thought that he had committed suicide, and
no inquest was held. Recently-we condepse
from two-columned statement in the Troy
TImes-at a spiritual circle at Nassau, some
person, who felt a curiosity to test the N after,
inquired if the spirit Of the boy Phillips could
be made to appear? An affirmative response
was Immediately given. 1t was then asked If
he had committed suicide, as was generally
supposed The answer was in the negative
Upon being asked how he came to his death,
the spirit replied that he had been murdered,
and gave the facts, substantially as follows
He was acquainted with q woman who lived
in the same neighborhood as himself, who had
always been friendly towards him. On one
uLlucky day, however, he became cognisant
of the fact that she was holding illicit inter.
course with a man, whose name was given.
The guilty party learned Of this discovery,
and fearing the exposure by him of one crime,
averted it by adding another. While be slert,
a nail was driven into his head, in a portion
whence no blood flowed, and he awoke in the
spirit world. His body was then taken TO the
farm, and hung by the neck to one of the rsf-
teIs, In the manner in which il was when
found.
An immense turmoil thereupon ensued In
Nassau. The remains were disinterred in the
presence of large cOncourse of spectators; an
AGH0Soe ACi0i Odt tuC Wax
and there was no evidence Of death by foul
means. Il appeared from the evidence that
on the day preceding his death the boy Levi
had attended a circus, and was considerably
excited By the daring feats performed there.
There was to be husking at the barn that
evening, and from the circumstances il would
appear that he had attached the rope to the
rafters, and was practising gymnastic exercises
upon it, designing to astonish his friends with
some daring fests. While practising thus, he
was probably caught by the neck, and, there
being 10 assistance at hand, hanged until he
was dead. The coroner jury, of course, re-
turned verdict Of accidental death
The worst remains to be told. The woman
accused of the murder was the boys mother,
a lady of excellent character, and devotedly
attached to her son She is now seriously i'll
from the effects of the painful rumors which
have been in circulation. The medium" "
was a Mr.. Reynolds, formerly of Nassau, and
cOgniEsnt of the boys death, but who subse.
quently removed to Illinois, aud became q
frst-class spiritualist IN. Y. Mirror.
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r@ While the citizens Of New York are
heinz /" garoted," and those Of Baltimore are
nightly In danger Of being shot in the street,
gangs of rowdies are disgracing Albany BY
assaulting and outraging females who venture
out after nightfall.
H The New Orleans Picayune says that
The guns used in that city on the Esd Of De.
cember last, in the national salute, at noon,
were distinctly heard in Marion county, Miss,
80 miles.
London Atlas says that the National Nsws-
paper League Company, whose object 10 the
publication of frst.class daily Journal. TO
be called the DiaL, has already disposed Of
shares to the amount Of between $4,000 and
100000 - EtEH71g siaEAt-TA-s zei ail
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ARCADE BOWLING SALOON.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
Il chased the Bowling Saloon on ID DI,I,I
street, between Sth and 9th streets, Tfttii
and having thoroughly Teitted 1t for
the accommodation Of visitors. would respectful
ly announce to gentlemen wishing to engage in
this most heaIthful recreation that he will use
every endsavor TO render this the best regulated
ests bills hment Of the kind In the city, and they
may Ie.t assured that 1t will be conducted upon
an entirely new principle, the stric;est decofum
being enforced, and every attention together with
comfort that will render satisfaction 10 the play-
ers. The proprietor will reasonably expect nte-
manly department from those who extend him
tneir patronage.
iCT To avoid dissatisfaction, boys will not be
admitted under any pretence whatever.
III Persons wishing to engage Alleys for any
length Of time can do so bv applying to
mar 3 3l# JUHN WILEY, Proprietor
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GAS FIXTURES.

ID n. MILLER, SON 4 CO.,. ALEXAN-
H. dria, Va, keep constantly on 1 hand q Il hand hand
BRACKETS, &C from the celebrated factory Of
Cornelius q Baker, which they will guarantee to
sell at the same prices charged to private puf-
ohasers At the salerooms on Chestnut street, Phil
sdelphia. Also, DIop-lights, Cut Glass ana
decorated Paper Shades, IN great variety. :
Call and examine Tor yourselves. dec l. 6
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WARRINGTON CANES, FROM NOUN
VERNON.

VNBE NOBLE TREES OF TIE LAWN AND
Il forest upon which The Father Of his Country
onoe looked, and which shaded and cooled his
brow, will, according to the nature OF things,
soon mingle with the earth; and in few years
those who possess genuine article from this ga
cred spot will esteem II highly and hand 1t to
posterity as above price.
A large number Of these trees have been cut and
seasoned, and are being manufactured into Canes,
after the model Of General Washingtoa's own
cane. Persons desirous Of possessing one can do
socn application to the subscriber, who has bell
appointed agent for their sale in Washington.
A certificate accompanies the sale If each cane.
A libe al deduction made to the trade
mar 3-eod6t g. W.BOTELER, Iron Hall
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sU b sc CRIPrION CONUERTl

q T. Il II A X D s S LOON.
No. 3fs Maryland Avenue
A SERIES OF SIX CONCER Ar
n ranged from the best musical Competition.
and given by the finest musical talents Of this
city, will commence at the above Saloon on
MONDAY NIGHT, March I'd. The secon Con.
cert will be given on tuesday Afternoon-the sc.
ries to be continued on Thursday Evening Of each
week.
Subscription price-six concerts for gentleman,
u with one lt dy, 81 s0i agentleman with two
or more ladies, 80
Concert commence at O'Clock. After concert
dancing until 10 O'Clock feb 27-lw
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.

WARE.
i AM NOW JUST RECEIVING SOME OF
the most splendid and rich styles Of fine Sold
Jewelry; also. very superior assortment Of
Time Keeping Watches, in gold and silver cases.
Gold Spectacles, Gold Chains, Gold Thimbles,
Seal, KEYS, and every other Article usually kept
in first class gewelry Store.
am also manufacturing some very fne solid
silver ware, such as splendid Tea Sets, Pitchers,
Urns, 6obfets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Spoons,
Forks, Ladies, &c al warranted Standard Silver.
We do not sell Northern made Wares as Of our
own manufacture.
Please cal at S35 Pennsylvania avenue.
feb 81 a. O. HOOD
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BoOts, Buckskln, Double sole, Water Proof 81 att
ers, quilted SILK, Alpine, Boots and Caters. For
Gentlemen, Boys and Youths, French Imported
Patent Leather and Calf Long and Short, Double
and single sole Boots and Congress Caters
Also, splendid assortment No. soc leather
Trunks, Valiee', valice Carpet Bags, Ladies'
Hat Gases and Trunks being larger stock at
this season than usual.
will sell my heavy goods cheap for the cash j,
and cath only. Call early at
s. p. HOOvER'S,
mar 2-2w Pa. ave bet 9th and 10th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-04

At the Immense Building erected for the
Inauguration Ball On City Hall square
A Monster Promenade Concert
will be given In the above superb building on
THURSDAY EVENING, March S.
In order to render the Concert In every way
worthy Of the great national occasion, the man
agement has determined TO spare no expense in
presenting 70 the citizens Of the United States
now assembled at Washington
The GTandest and Most Brilliant Music,
executed and performed by the
MOST TALENTED ARTIsrEs,
that can be engaged from any part Of the Union
An Enormous Orchestra Of nearly
One Hundred Pe,formsrs,
conducted by
c. LENsCHO HOw, ESQ,
the popular and original conductor Of the
RsnotOnsd Gsrmania Band,
Is already secured.
The management will also endeavor to effect an
arrangement with
DODWORTHS BAND,
from New York, and, II possible, also with the
CELEBRATED SALEM BAND.
The programme embraces some OF the mos
popular AID effective
Orerfurss, Waitses, Poikas,
and Operatte arrangement,
which, with the
Vast POtrer of the Orchestra,
viii produce the most thrilling and tremendo Gus
efe =
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K. PLURIBDS UNUM.

VNHE STEERS OF THE UNION "A chsl-
l. lenge TO the World and the rest tSseszzuxa
Of Mankind.-The MASFUDON #83&Ef4
STEERS Of the Union, raised by %W
Robert Wi ey, Esq, OF Fairfield ---AA.
County, Ohio, will be exhibited at the corner OF
Second street and Pennsylvania avenue, Wash.
ington City, during w Il ID N ID A ana
THURSDAY Of Ip auguration week. WIN open
on Wednesday night, March 4th
examine these Monsters Of the Brute Creation.
Admission IS cents
- --'Ae9 L JACKSON SHERRY, and
mar -3ts GEO d. STEIN.
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TIL = 10 TO GIVE NOTICE to the public
i that the CO. partnership Of Joseph Josephs and
Moses sigel has this day dissolved, and Joseph
Josephs ID authorised to receive all claims due the
above Arm, and, also, to nay the Indebtedness Of
the ssme. - -r- -.s- s.r- =.
The eusiness will hereafter be conducted by
Meaes Sigel. JOs EPH yON EPHS.
mar 3-ts s MOSES 0I6&L,
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l. ment Of La
dies. Misses, and
Childrens' white
Satin and Kid
heeled and with
out heels, 6aiters
and SlippeTs;La
dies black, bronze
and celofed cloth
button, hee,ed
Caters, Morocco
nA4HA A~AI1hf~
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NOTICE To WESTERN TRAVELLERS
Passengers gsiFg to St. Louis, Cairo, and
New Orleans,
WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT THE OHIO
w and Mississippi Broad ~ a II11Ra7
Guage Railroad is not as rep. eP.4x3S&@ =
resented by agents Of opposition routes, but The
contrary, Is In perfect order
The Express Train Of this road arrives In st.
Louis two hours and thirty minutes In advance
Of all other routes
Through Tickets can be obta ned at the Depot
In this city.
Baggage check, d through and handled free.
For further Information apply to the Ticket
Agent, at the Depot. J. b. WATERS, .
mar 3 1wt Agent
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"A sands Of life have nearly run out, discovered
while living In the East Indies, certain cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma, Coughs,
much good a. possible he viii send TO such Of his
afflicted fellow beings as request 1t, this recipe,
with full and explicit directions for making II up
plicant to enclose him one shilling three cents to
ee returned as post.ge on the ecipe, and the re-.
mainder to be applied to the payment Of this ad-
vertisement. Address DR.. H. JAMES, Jersey
CITY, N. ]. feb l6-1m
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8. p. HOOVER,s

Iron Hall Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establish.
meut
IHAvE ON HAND A LARGE AssoRT-
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC Corner of 18th st. and Pa. avenue
MR.. f. NICHOLS CROUCH.

.-v MR.. F. NICHOLS CROUCH
COMPOSER
s "GODEY'S LADYS 4. b. .a
nssunss. u & % n and sag
Damau Readng
Oaono, ChuchS Sevre. peT
EY,pa
NJ Rsad,ng OIL hs
(which
obe
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.K~NArIoNAL INAUGURAIio.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Hon Thompson, Major VIM w Russell,
Hon George Pugh, RI NevIn,
Hon Clancy Jones, DIV Mahon,
Hon G Faulkner, Stoughton,
Hon Jno Phelps. Chas w Welsh.
The subscribers to the National Inauguration
Ball are requested to leave at the Stationery store
OF VIM. +. Bayly, No 279 Pennsylvania avenue,
the names and places Of residence Of the ladies Of
their families for whom cards of invitation are de-
sired, or transmit them through the post of3ce TO
Major VIM. w. RUSSELL, Chairman Of the Com
mittee.
A subscription book may be found at the store
Of MI: Bayiy WIN. w. RUSSELL,
Jan 30-dH Chairman.
~TICKETs FOR THE NATIONAL.
~ INAUGURATION BALL, FOURTH
MARCH 1857 subscribers to the atioual In
auguration Ball are requested to call at the store
OF the undersigned and get their tickets
Tickets will be for sale at Willards', Kirk.
woods, Dexter's, Browns, and the National
Hotels; also at the stores Of ShilliDgton, nj. II.
Stevens & Co., and Taylor l. Maury's.
III The Ladies' Invitations are now ready.
WA. F. BAYLY, Treasurer
Penn. avenue, between 11th and 12th SIS.
feb l3-dtMar4th (Union& Intel)
PHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PEILA
celp1ia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner 12th and streets
ICE CREAM at 81 SO per gallon. feb 25-lm*
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G P HOOyER'S BOOr, sHOE, AND
Ne Trunk Establishment.-Ih have this day
received for the Ball Ladies' w hite Satin and Id
Heeled Slips and Congress CATERS.
Also, splendid assortment Of 6entlemen's q Pat
ent Leather Congress 6aiters and Boots
My stock OF Boots, Shoes. and Trunks is the
largest I'm this city, and will be sold cheap for
each.
All In want y Ill do well to call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere
=. p. HOOVER,
mar 3.1w Bet 9th and 10th sts Penn ave
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mutual LIFE INSURANCE COM
81 rANY. HARTFORD, CONN
Secured Capital, LIST Januarv...... 81 ,271 900
Divfdend on Lie Policies. 40 Per cent.
MICH'L NOURSE, Agent,
461 Thirteenth street west.
N. BIS IL not the moral duty Of every man
who has dependent family to insure his life
1st Tinsothy5,S. feb 90 lw
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~NATIoNAL INAUeuRATIoN

ATIONA l. INAUGURATION
M BALL, March 4th, 1857 The Mana
gers ammo unce TO the public that, with view to.
the comfortable accommodation Of the patrons Of
the ball, to afford ample space for dancing, and
to avoid the fnconveniences Of Q too crowded
room, they have adopted the following regula-
tions:
The number Of admission tickets to be sold
shall not exceed fifteen hundred.
Gentsmen, excepting invited guests, VIII he
Of admission cards at the door.
No Children will be permitted to enter the Ball
room.
ample arrangements have been made for the
proper care OF wearing spparel. mar 32t
OTICE.-PERsONs VISITING
Washington on the sth, viii and at
HAMMACK'S Liberty H all Restaurant. Meals at
all hours during the day and night. Cali at No.
REv LEROY M. LEE, d. D., EDI.
0N&A tor Of the Richmond Christian Advo-
cate, will deliver Lecture before the adj -
Aid Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, ON NEXT THURSDAY EVENING, at7K
Sss1sa,e, SsI0Sa; suSjsc'-"w0man; Her history ana
Church on s.h street, between and streets,
Immediately IN the rear Of the Patent Office.
Lecture free. mar 3-3ts
<45O-FOR LADIES ONLY-450
Broom st. between Broadway and Mel.
Ger, New Y York.
SlCCAhDE,
Hair Dresser Of the Courts Of Spain and Sardinia.
'Newly-invented Hair Braid and Crimps Puff
distinguished in France, Spain and I:aly
Orders to be left with M me WISsEA, Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th, No SOL,
Washington mar 2-3ts
@@SMITHSONIAN LECTURES.-Prof.
~ L. 6. BROWN, Of Dartmouth College,
will deliver two Lectures, on MONDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS, MarSh I'd and 9Th, on
the sc OttomaBs In Europe''
This will be the last course Of Lectures this
season. feb 2S-a,S M,WhF
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ErOR RRENT.-A PLEASANT AND AGREE
Il able summer Re-idence, with Flower and
Vegetable Garden attached, situated on the Nonh
Capitol Road, about minutes walk from the
Corporation limits, ard adjoining 6lenwood
Cemetery. Inquire Of WILLIAM EMMERT,
Mount Pleasant feb a3-2ws :
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M WESTERN TELEGRAPH.
Office $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Orer GiLmdn's Drsg Store, near 7th street.

FTHHIS LINE HAVING BEEN REBUILT
l. during the past season, is now working with
out interruption, and offers the cheapest and most
direct telegraphic communication to the West,
Northwest, and Southwest. feb 9-eo1m*
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For Sale and Rent,

EURNIsHE sd OR UNFURNlSdED Rooms
Il may be hal at NO 499 18th, between New
York avenue and | street. mar 8 ate
ROOMs. wITH BOARD, CAN BE HAD AT
IL 493 18th street, above g. feb q A.
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IL desirable Store Room and Cellar, No l30, on
Bridge street, near High, Georgetown, formerly
occupied by Myers Bro ,as Dry Goods House,
Clothing Store. Possession given Immediately
To permanent tenant tie rent will be made low
Inquire Of JAMES FULLALOVE, or TO Z 9.
WRISHR, Auctioneef feb :e-dtf
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Re engagement Of MURRAY and HOLLAND

Particular Netice.-Seats can be secured du.
ling Mr.. Rice's Engagement each day, from 10 g..
m. until . p. m. Boxes so cents; Pit Is cents
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Washington Circus and Ampitheatrs.
Corner Of Seventh street and the Avenue.
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At the Immense Building erected for the
lnauguratisn Ball On City Hall Square
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EOR SALE, EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY, OR r len T--Possession
given nrst Of April next, that delightf1l situation
situated near Mr. J. Sales, containing \ acres OF
Land, with all Its Improvements. TILE good
In good state Of cultivation. r or further par.
uculauapp.y to the subscriber at the Dead Letter
Om e. or at No 43S 9th street, between Z and F
feb 2l-AwU GE 'RGEH KENDALL,
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T OST-ON FRIDAY LAST, ON PENN
IL sylva7ie avenue, bttween 10th street and Dex.
ter's Hotel, plain 6old BRACELsT. The
finder will be suitably rewarded upon leaving Ii
at the store Of Messrs. GALT BRO MARI
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SVERNON HALL.n-THES SUBSCRIBERS
Offer this spacious II all tor airs, Balls,
Lectures, or Exhibitions. The loom Is so by 20
feet 10 In the central portion Of the city. being
on the corner OF 9th street, street, and Louisi-
ana avenue, and but a few feet south Of Penna
sEenue. Apply to HASLEP & wEEDEN, Or
TO WALL, BARNARD & co Aucts.
mar 2-lw
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Z l. A H v "A NC 4 .
MADAME SWEET,

STOCKS fer sale bp
u 6sh ia-I CLUBS BROTHERS.
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THOMAS BERRY.

ENOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
bic residence on street, between 10th and
M. chubo, Esq. Possession given immedi-
atelY. Inquire Of RIGGS & CO an R-eotf
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North A street, betvsss 1st and ID strssts,
Capitol Hill.
TIRE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Il forms his frends and visitors to Wash r-sS
ineton, that during the Inauguration, In ad- .E
dition to his well supplied Oyster and Re-E2
freshmen nt Saloon, he viii have table set for the
accommodation Of his patrons, where they can
Breakfast, Dine, and supper He will also have
a number Of well aired and comfortable SLEEPING
Apartments. THOMAS ENGLISH,
mar 3.2tf Proprietor.