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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-23
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,

~ SAAS We huCtlCuSSr.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR
Rosewood Eeven-Octeve Piano Forte
Extensive Assortment of Handsome Fur.
niture md Effects at Public Auction On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, March rs h, at 10
O'Clock, and continuing on the succeeding day at
the same hour, | shall cell, by virtue Of a deed
OF trust duly made and recorded, the entire Fur.
niture and Effects Of the g Murray House ~ stu
ated on Penn. avenue, between I'd and AZ streets,
Superior seven octave rosewood Piano Forte, by
Hall, Boston, nearly new and In perfect
Suite of elegant walnut, carved Parlor Furniture,
finished In rich green and crimson broca-
telle, with Chintz Covers
Handsome Walnut-carved Etcpere, Route, Ia
bles
Large and handsome oval French Plate Mirror,
In richly carved frame
Gilt frame Mantel and Pier Glat'es
Rosewood marble. top Centre Tables
Pair of Mahogany carved damask-covered Sofas
Parlor Chairs
Handsome damask and lace Curtains, with Fix.
French Chintz and Muslin Curtains
Ornamentcd ard plain Window Shades
DsmasI and leather covered Lounges, Reception
Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures throughout the
house
Excellent velvet, Brussels and three-ply CARPETS
on Cloths, Stair Carpet, DIugget, ard Mating
WaIdrobes, Bedsteads and Washstands
Mahogany and walnut Jenny Lind, French, and
Cottage Bedsteads
Walnut and mdhr gany dressing and plain Blu.
reaus, WardrObes, and Wristbands
Twelve dozen excellent cane-seat Chairs
Enameled Cottage Sets, Toilet Ware
Spring Mattresses, painted WaTdrobes
Twenty superior curled hair Mattresses, husk do
Thirty sets prime guilty Feather Boosters and
Pillows
Fine Marseilles Quits, Bed Spreads
Excellent Blankets aud Comforts
Large Quantity Of Bed and Table Linen
Marble-top Sideboard, Extension Tables
Large quantity Of China, Glass, and Croctery
Silve- plated Cas'ors, Spoons, and Forks
Table Cutlery, Chatting Dishes, Fire Irons
Mahogany Hat Trees, Gard Tables, Hall Tables
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Furniture
Radiator, Air Tight, Coal, Crate, and other
Stoves
Once and bar-room Furniture, &C.
and In coed order.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum a
credit Of 60 and 90 days, for satisfscto rily en-
doris notes, bearing interest
THOMAS ] FISHER, Trustee
mar god LAS. G. Nice UIRE, Auct.
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PERSON al.

,..... Mr., John E. Owens, the popular come
dian, Is performing very successful engage.
ment at Woods theatre in Cincinnati.
80. Hon. Edward Everett occupied a seat
on the floor of the Senate in Albany on Wed
nesday, and at the adjournment was presented
to the Senators personally.
80. The New York Mirror SAYS: "Mr.
Maurice Strakosch has, We hear, engaged Mr..
Thalberg, and is to pay him s1S 600 for a
specified period. He will leave with the troupe
on a concert tour, in few days"
A letter received hero this morning that the
Hon. W. Sneed, of Tenn, who suffered much
while here last winter, from the National Ho-
tel disease, hss not been able to reach his
home, but now lays in bed in Greenvills, Ten
nessee, ID critical situation, from the dis
ease.
go. For the first time in his life, Col Ban.
ton has visited foreign parts. Last week he
allowed himself to be drawn over the suspsn
sion bridge at Niagara into the dominions of
the sovereign lady Victoria, Queen of the
United Kingdom.
80. Thurlow Weed, the former veteran ed
itor of the Albany Evening Journal, said re.
Gently IN answer to a query" With all nv
experience, should shudder at undertaking
new paper; it is as difficult of creation as a
State" We consider Thurlow entirely "sound
on the newspaper question"
....Hon. VIM G Preston is about to m axe
charlottesville his permanent residence. Since
his resign alton Of the Presidency of the South
Carolina College, Col Preston has resided al.
ternately in South Carolina and amongst his
relations in southwestern Virginia.
...."Miss Mollie Massie Gibbs. tho virginia
Jenny Lind, is said to have eloped with a
British noblemaD, per steamer for England -
Inc above paragraph taken from an ex.
change, is without the slightest foundation in
truth. Miss Gibbs is now and has been since
her return from the South, in Albemarle.
80. Mr.. Kellogg, of Cincinnati, now in
Paris, has met with much success as an artist
de has sent home to Mr.. John R. Suydam, Of
Now York, fine picture of Georgian girl
at devotion He is at this moment giving The
last touches to picture Of Mr. Lsyard Of the
British Parliament-the portrait of Shsiikh
chief and judge of Bedouin tribe.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

4 rnnha SrniN6 SALE OF ELEGANT
taolnst ufniture, to take place on WE'D.
NESDAY and THURSDAY, 25th and 28th OF
March, at the extensive ware rooms, 81 North
Gay street, Baltimore Sale to commence each
DAY at 10 O'Clock a. m. In the collection win be
Elegant Parlor and Chamber suits, &c
iZo FRENCH Ietes and Sofas of the latest Patterns
elegantly carved and finished in the best
French u pholsterv In BrccatelIe Satin Damasl
Plush, and Hair Cloth
$50 very elegantly finished Library, Parlor, Arm,
s. ana Rocking Chairs, all In Z CHI BrocatelIe,
Flush, and Satin Damask OF the most cost.
ly and beautiful patterns
IS sets PaIlor Chairs, Of the newest patterns ard
The above named elegant Parlor Furniture is
In suits Of various styles to match.
US marble top PaIlor and Library Tables. In
great variety CT patterns, many Of which
Sd Fancy Pattern Reception Chairs, in Broca
telle Satin, Damask and Plush
10 Etagere Sideboards with full marble tops and
mirror backs Entire new patterns
30 Piano Stools
Also, most extensive collection Of elegant
Chamber Furniture. consisting, In part,
900 high aud French post Bedsteads, Candry DO
Jenny Lind and Elizabethian do with
% Dressing Cabinets, with marble tops, oval
and swinging mirrors
40 elegant Werdrobes, deliberately carved
5O full marble Top enclosed Wristbands, togeth-
er with great variety Of other articles of
Parlor and Chamber Furniture, the whole
OF which will be cataogued and sold with
out reserve
N. Citizens and strangers wanting superior
Furniture, and being unable to walt until the day
Of sale are especially invited TO examine this
ssock or Furniture, (the largest ever offered for
sale this city) as the proprietor will sell at re
duced prices to make room for other Furniture
from his mandatory, the largest In the United
states, the Wsrerooms extending the who lie
sold will be warranted.
Terms AL sums Of and under 500, cash; over
slOO sixty days; over 81 70 ninety days and over
$500 four months, for approved and endorsed pa.
per, with Interest
CANNON & MATTHEWS,
maf 2l..s Auctioneers.
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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BYJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DRICK AND STONE OF THE National
- Theatre at Public Auction.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, April 10th, at 4 O'Clock,
on the premises, shall sell the entire lot of Brick
and stone stsnding in the walls and stacked up
in front Of the National Theatre comprising about
600 90" brick ard large quantity Of blue rock In
the foundation.
Offers for the above at private sale will be en-
tertsined, the brick sold by measurement In the
walls and taken down by the purchaser
A credit Of two and four months will be given,
for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
mar I'D JAS G.. Meg IRE, Auct.
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Pennsylyania Local Elections.

CARBoNDALE, Msrch 2l.-John M. Poor,
American, is probably chosen Mayor by about
100 majority
READING, March IL Major A. Jordan
S"artz, Democrat, Is elected Mayor by S6S
majority; IL Of the Is councilmen are Of the
same party.
ough officers came of in this place Yesterday,
attended with great excitement. Major Ste
rhen Jones, independent, was elected over
Michael Beard, Wing and Democrat, BY o
large majority.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

ByA. GREEN, Auctionear
HANDSOME AND ELIGIBLE BUILD.
Il ing Lot near the Capitol, at Auction.
On MONDAY, the sd instant, 4 shall ,eIl at S
O'Clock p. m, In font of the premises a veYy
q In square No. 76i, having front Of 81 fee< ten
inches on south B street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and Sd street east. with a deeth OF one
hundred and thirty Elk feet one inch, 10 thirty
feet alley.
This handsome property is near the residence
OF r. Beall, ESQ, and near the Capitol.
Terms: One-fouIth cash balance In 6, IL and
Is months, the purchaser 10 give notes fer the de-
fened payments, bearing interest.
A deed given, and deed Of trust taken
All conveyance at the cost Of the purchaser
mar ia A. GREEN Arrt
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DIED,

On The 221 instant, at O'Clock m GEORGE
year, s months ard Is DAYS
HIS funeral viii take place from his uncle's res
idence, Nh. henolds. tei x street, between 4th
and sth streets, at 3 O'Clock p. m on Tuesday
the 2iih.
In 6eorgetowl, on the 22d instant, MURRAY
BARKER, aged forty years, who died In peace.
His funeral will take place on To- N GROW after.
noon, at O'Clock from the corner of 4.h and
MARKET streets, Georgetown.
On tie 22d instant, EMMELINE SOPHIA
Isle 80
On the 22d instant, JOHN T. PRESTON, In
the 3lst year of his ase
Un the 18th day Of November, 1885 on board
y. tne =. chip Portsmouth, near Canton China,
y"u you son Of the late George Adams, Of this
CITY, In The 17th year Of his sge'
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ELECTROMAGNETIC WOmEN. THEII

NARY WOnEN. THEIR
- 6iIihood and Early Life By VIM. Kus-
sen. author Of Extraordinary NJ len with illustIa-
tons. Price so cents
VI. Lrvington's Discoveries In Central Africa
With an accurate map Price I2K Cents
own Tudor; Historical Romance. Bv II q
author OF Whitefriars, Cssor Borgia, etc. Price
SO cents. law
A new Book OF Fairy Tales written and Illus
trated by Alfred Crowquin Price rs cents
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR d MkURY,S
mar FL bookstore, near 9th street
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NEW STRING GOODS

NV STRING 6OODE
We hAtE JUST RECEIVED AN ELE.
GOODS, consisting Of AN" ~
Ladies and ChildIen's Straw Ron,.,.
kibbo ns, French FIo.ers ~
Blondes, Florence
Ructe', Grapes
Tsrletons, Bobblnetts (all color,,
illusions Bonnet Frames ana Clown.
And Millinery Goods Of all descriptions.
Rich Embroidered c oilars and Sleeves ThTesa
Valencia and Brussels Laces; Ladies and Chill
dren's Kid Gloves, all colors Hosiery; But,ons
aud small Wares generally, and as low price a.
g n. CASSIDY CO.,
3n Pa. avenue, between 10Th and llth sts.
. mar 7-lws 80 .,,. 90.
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Eew York MaYksts

NEW YORK, Msrch 23.-Flour is heavy a.
declin on ali grades; sales of $500 barrels
state 50 zsaS6 00-a decline Of IOc; Ohio is g
LIVER; Selthern So 25aS6.e0-a decline Of 10
cents.
Wheat is dull and lower; White noninaiIy
"a Of sales are unimpOrtant. Corn is heavy;
sales Of IL ,000 bushels; mixed 7Ic
FORK Is buoyant; mess S24 Beef is steady
rspacked Chicago SIC %. Lard is firm at Isfs
IA cents.
Whisky has advanced 1c.-ohio a6.c.
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K. L. FAINT, Jr., L CO..
Land Agents and Dealers In Exchange,
LECOMPTON, KANSAS
I AND WARRANTS LOCATED AND SOLD
- on commission. Land Warrants sold to pre-
emptors on time.
Locations made on ssjoint account
The active partner q the firm was engaged In
the United States Surveys In Kansas, and will be
able to make choice locations.
Business sent through Sweeny, Rittenhouse,
FAINT Co., will be forwarded to US.
REFERENCES:
sweeny,. Rittenhouse, FAINT q Co., Bankers,
Washington, ID. G.
+. w CLARK, Dodge d Co, Bankers, New Yolk.
Drcxel & Co Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee & Co., Bankers, Baltimore.
Fowle, Snowden q Co Bankers, Alexandna,
Va.
r. HI. Maury & Co., Bankers, Richmond, va.
b Merrell d Co, Bankers, New Orleans
John J. Anderson Co Bankers, saint Louis,
Mo mar IL w1&deolm
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Homo Insurance Company of New York,
OFFICE NO. 4 WALL STREET,

Cash Capital. $500. 600 90
amount of Assets 1st Jan, 1857. .S72 S23 81
Amount Of Lsabittt,es. 42,460 So
THIS COMPANY CONTINUES TO IN
l. sure Buildings, Merchandise, Ships In PORT
and their Cargoes, Household Furniture and Per-
sonal Property generally, against Loss or DAM
age by Fire, on favorable terms.
Losses equitabiy adjusted and promptly paid.
DIRECTORS:
Charles Martin; A Wil!marth; william G
Lambert, firm of A & A Lawrence & Co; Geo
Collins, firm Of Sherman & Collins; Danford N
Barney, firm Of Wells, Fargo Co.; Lucius
Hopkins, President Importers & Traders Bank;
Thomas Messenger, arm Of II. & II Messenger;
William Mellen, firm Of Clafiin, Mellen & c.;
Charles u Hatch, firm Of b Hatch & Co
Watson Bull, firm of Haskell. MerrIck a. Bull; L.
Aterbury, jr firm Of l. Aterbury, jr & Co; Luz
Glen Conan, Arm Of Conan, Lothrop q Co
starr Co James Humphrey, firm Of Barney,
Humphrey &c Butler; 6eorge Pesrce, firm Of Geo
Pearce & Co Ward Work, firm OF Ward A
Work Son; James Low, frm OF James Low &
Co Isaac rockingham, firm Of FrothinQ-
ham Co I; Charles A Bulfley, frm CT Bulkley
q Co; Cephas H Norton, frm OF Norton, Jewett,
Buzbyi George ID Morgan. arm Of Morgan
d Co; Theodore Men aimee, firm OF Bowen, Nc
Nance Co.; Richard Bigelcw. firm Of Doan,
King & Co; oliver K Wood. firm OF willard,
Wood & Co Amos Emo, firm Of Emo, Rob-
erts & Co; Alfred Barnes, firm OF 3 Barnes
d Co; George Bliss, Of the firm Of George
Bliss Co Roe Lockwood, OF the firm Cf X
Lockwood & Son; John Nelson, firm ofNelson
& Co LYMAN Cooke, firm CT Cooke, Dowd &
Baker; Levi p Morto5, firm Of Morton & 6rin!
nell; Curtis Noble, firm Of Condit 4 Noble; John
Hutchinson, firm Of c Howe Co stephen
Paul, frm Of Stephen Paul Il Co Chas Bald
win, firm Of Baldwin, Starr q Co n Gilbert Ely,
firm of Ely, Bowen q Mcconnell Amos Y
Dwight, firm Of Trowbridge, Dwight & Co
Henry A HurIbut, firm Of Swift, Hurlbut q Co
Jesse Royt, firm OF Jesse Royt Co; VIM Stur-
giss, Jr.; arm OF Sturgis, Shaw & Co; John X
Ford firm Of Ford Rubber Co SIDNEY Mason,
firm Of Mason & Thompson; George Stedman
firm Of Stedman, Maynard & Co.
CHARLES }. MARTIN, Pres't.
A. F. WILLMARTH, Vice Pres.
MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
ID Applications received and policies insured
by THOMAS G. WHEELER, Agent,
No US Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 7th SITS.
maYQ-1m
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financial.

NEW YosE, March % Stocks are lower
EenersHy. Rock Island and Chicago 1861;
ILLINOIS Central shares 129; Do bonds lOl 4;
Mcnlgan Southern 7S!; New York Central
Sosi pennsylvania Coal Co $50; Reading 7si;
CantOns %; Virginia 6's 9I5; Missouri SAL
Sterling exchange dull.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, March 23.-Plour Is active:
sales of Howard street and City Mills IS s7t,
Ohio SIS IS.
Wheat is rather dull; choice whitos are
scarce; reds sold for s1.33aS 81 81, and whites
S1.5OaSl 81. Corn is in fair demand; white
and yellow is selling for 59a64c.
Whisky is dull at 35a36,.
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FOR SALE.
RElN6 ABOUT TO REMOVE FROM Nor.
- folk. am DESTROYS Of selling the "NEWS,,
together with the JOB OFFICE
For Information In regard to the condition of
the establishment, address Mr.. Charles j. Ost,
Daily News Ohce, and for terms, etc
BAKER p. LEE, Jr,
mar 7-2awfw Richmond va
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O0L IOHtStuHu dceHtt, HoTfh stde, befW. Ora
and 7tk streets,
REsPECrFULLY SoLICITS ORDERS for
~ all kinds Of HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTING
!obSing promptly attended to at the shortest
notice
The establishment will be open from 6k M
TO 6k p N and all calls will be readily attended
to.
Sign Work ten per cent. cheaper than the old
standard price.
mar 17-2w SIGN Of the syoa E,oIe
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A CAhD.-THE Undersigned Returns his
A thanks TO his old and esteemed customer and
respect ully informs them that he still contin.
mee 10 atead to all orders for tuning Plano Fortes
fas,ng had over forty years experience in this
particular branch Of the music business, he feels
connoent OF giving general satisfaction All
orders left at Mr.. T.. Gautier's La Vile de Paris
rrnck fayioFs and Fsrnham's Bookstores. or
at his residence, No PAL street, between I,th
ana 18th streets, " III with meet due attention.
mar 2t-31* JACOB HIIRIIs
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VOCAL MUSIC.

VOCAL MUSIC.
~ l.. IRVING HAS TAE PLEASURE OF
W announcing that his Vocal Music Glasses
for the next term will be organized at his music
9th and 10Th, ON TUESDAY EVENING, March
Gath, at ~ O'Clock. Those wishing to unite, for
either elementary or advanced course, Ito be CIV
en- at day or night are requested to be present
to make every memberthoroughly acquainted with
those principles which viii enable them to read
music unde.standingly and sing without the aid
Of an instrument.
Terms: Twenty two lessons, IS
Private In lIucton (vocal o. instrumental 'pIven
at the Hall or at the pupils residence. ApIlios
cation can be made 10 MIR. Irving through the
post Office. mar IL 6t&
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The newfoundland Fisher;e.

PORTLAND, NE, March % Late advice.
from Newfoundland, report that the pronossJ
transfer Of the fisheries to France, il suS;ect
10 the action OF the British Parliament, and
also to the Legislature Of Newfoundland This
puts an entire new phase upon the matter, and
there being no danger Of the Newfoundland
Legislature agreeing to the transfer, the hshc-
ries will undoubtedly remain rs at present.
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.0NE PIANO FOR $4,000 FOR x15O
" one for 325, for sale at the Musices@l
Depot 81 VIM q. METZEROTT, cor.HTVn
ner Of 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
A N AMERICAN PLAY, BY AN AMERI.
"A. "A an Author, Cortsz, the Conqueror, in acts
This Poem has great merit.
mar 10 FERGUSON, 4s6 9TH st.
,HiLDREN's CARRIAGES, CABS, PRO
peilers, Hoops, 6rsces, Hobbyhorses, Feath.
busters, Children's Games, 60, 30, 1t
} pat 10 u. ]. NoLAVeHLgN Z CO.'S.
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DR. M. v. b. hogan

~ ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS Friends
~ and the public, that he has removed his
once and Residence TO No 45l Massachusetts
avenue, south eide, between 9th and 9TH streets
where he will be happy to receive the calls Of his
friends who may require his professional servi-
ces. mar n sfx
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MARRIED

In Baltimore, on the 10 b instant, by the Rev.
w. Brooks, Mr. JOHN EN6LEBRI6HT, OF
Baltimore, to Miss JOANNA MILLER, Of this
city. =
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FOR SALE OR RENT THAT LARGE
l. thTee-s!oIy Building on the Plank Road, ad-
containing 10 Rooms There is Ball Dom 60
ty IL feet; Bal. Rom 81 by so feet and Cellar 60
ny 81, and feet deep. II Is well suited for
drst class Hotel or Boarding house.
mnI 23-m John A SMITH
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EOR RENT "A VERY DESIRABLE PAR
= Tor and Chamber, lately occupied by the Hen
L. l.. Clipgman, aud three single Rooms, all
well furnished are for rent at No 2t5 Penn ave.
Hue, opposite Williard's Hotel Price mode ate
Apply on the premises. mar 81 3ts
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u OOMS FOR RENT.-ROOMSS SUITABLE
~ for family, can be had at No 39i 4th street,
between Indiana avenue and + street Apply to
JONAS CLICK, Az Penn avenue, between AZ
and b streets mar aI-tf
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EOR RENT-A SMALL FARM, CON-
l. tanning TX acres OF highly improved Land,
situated on New Road from 6 eorgetown, and ad-
joining Drovers' Rest Ii has on II fine Dwell.
ling House, Barn, Stables, and other out bull Id
ings; besides an Orchard Of choice Peach, AID.
pie. Cherry, Apricot, and PUN Trees, and for
gard ming purposes is unsurpassed It also has
on 1t good Slaughter House, and would suit a
person carrying On the butcher business INQUIRE
Of THOs: Il. SHOEMAKER, Northern Liber:y
or Centre Market. mar l9lyys
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Arrival CT the Black w,,r,o,

NEW foEk, March 2l.-The stean., RI.,k
Warrior arrived to-day from Havana. Win
dates TO the nth. Sugars had advanced Iat.
Exchange rates were improving.
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TOR RENT "A VERY PLEASANT LOCA
l. ton on 10th street, cast OF the Capitol, be
tween b and stress nortb, ccntsining five
Rooms, with Pa sage and Kitchen; also, Gar
den Apply 10 Mrs. REED Brady, on the
pr, misses mar .Iw*
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Tor SALE-A NEW FIRST-CLASS Dwell
ling House provided with all modern con
veniences, No 2e6 F street, ore Of the most de-
sirabe locations In the city. Apply on the prem
ises, or Of JAS. c MCGUIRE, Auction and Com
mission Merchant mar 2n.tf
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LIBERTY HALL RESfAOkANT.
IUyHIE LOON UNDER WILLARDS'
i Hotel, No FOG Pennsylvania avenue, 10 II
fitted up In good style, and the public can 1:.
rely on getting at ali times the very best thatsE
the markets afford
iP Meals at all hours during the day and
night
The Bar is well supplied with the most choic e
Brands Of LIQUORS and SCARS
mar ~ 1w& JOHN d. HAMMACK.
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VTyH ALB ERG'S HOME SWEET HOME
i and Souvenir D,Amerique, Just published
and for sale ct METZEROyT'S Music Depot,
oogDse q llth sueet ind Penn. avenue. mar II
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ABA BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT =, c.,,,.,
bill ~ auction On FRIDAY, the 27th
Instant shan sell, In front Of the premises, at
square No: osi, having front on DeisWs,e -, IA
nue. OF "a feet4X Inches, and lsa feet inches
The above described property is Handsomely
located on Delaware avenue, between ana X
streets north, opposite the residence Of MI. Nc.
Term: cash, and tile indisputable.
mar Esd A. GREEN, Auct.
By O. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
HORSES, STAGE COACH, OMEIBus.
- "A r esi Wss:1s, Harness, &c, at Auction
Gclock, shall sell, in front Of my auction room,
: 'uSs's ~ Concord built emniee.e.
very superior Northern n Ba s'i HcI. Coach
One pair fine match Horses, gray
ore horse Baggage wagon and Harness
One stylish Bay Horse
Terms cash.
Also, one brown four.year old Horse, Buppv.
ana harness, which will be FOLD on a credit OK
one, Two and three months, for approved endorsed
mar i3.d c. w. BoTELER, Auct.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUsEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNi.
GOOD will Of q Restaurant at Auctisn.-On
THURSDAY, the 26th instant, shall SELL at 10
O'Clock q m at the /" Pearl" formerly Green
Iree) House, near Adams & Co.'S Express Once.
NO SIS Penn avenue, between I'd and Sd streets
good assortment Of Furniture, &C viz:
Mahogany sideboard, Tables, and Looking
Maple Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Bedding, and
Hair Mattresses
Cane and other Chairs, Wristbands Clocks
China, Glass, ard CrockeTy Ware, Toilet Set
Brussels and otter Carpets, floor ana Other OIL
cloth
saloon Tables, Pictures, Cooking and othe,
The Gas Burners, Bar and Bar-Axtures and the
Good will Of the House
Terms cash. A GREEN,
mar 23-o Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-23

GAS CHANDELIERS AND BRACKETS.
WTE HAVE NOW IN STORE ALARGE
w and varied assortment Of Gas Chandeliers
and Brackets from the factory Of Cornelius &
Baker, Philadelphia. The selections are made
with much care, and comprise many Of the new
European patterns.
We invite the attention Of those desiring to pur-
chase as we shall sell at the manufacturers retail
prices
Gas Fitting done In the best manner and at low
rates. J. w. THOMPSON & BRO,
269 Penn ave, south side,
mar 20 eo3w between 10th and 11th SITS.