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h. u.tR The deer in Camden county, N. j.,
pecome quite numerous since the pass
hge .. me laws prohibiting the killing Of game
" poA0n'fs and others, for number of years
IL, BLUE RIDeE Tunnel -col Cro,.t
.hs, ,b 81 the Blue Ridge Tunnel, states
and two hundred feet of the bottor. onIu 81
remove There 10 NO doubt that the osrs v; n
run through BY the LIST of July. va"
II new Mormon dance, which t;el,..
the fancy Of the Gentiles much, has b.sn ;o
troduced in Utah, and is all the raee, E..h
gentleman has two ladies for his partners.
aad IL is depominatsd the {" Mormon CotilIion
or Heaven upon Earth"
T There is man out West 50 foreetful Of
faces, that his wife is compelled to keep va.
fer stuck on the end Of her nose, that hs may
distinguish her from other ladies; but this
does not prevent him from making occasional
mistakes.
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Attack upon Thomas s. King, Editor Of
the Bulletin-The Assailant Shot.


(from the San Francisco Bulletin, F sbruary II. ]
Last evening, (llth,) at half.past Q o'clock,
- Mr.. Thos 8. King, editor Of this paper,
was walking down the northern side of Wash
ington street, and was crossing Dupont street,
he met Frederick A. Cohen, who appeared to
be crossing Dupont street from the other side.
Mr King was mufaed up in a short cloak,
which was buttoned tightly about his neck
and shoulders. Cohen also wore cloak and
carried in his hand loaded cane. As the
two met, not word was exchanged and they
passed. Immediately Afterwards, Cohen
turned round and struck Mr. King on the
head, back Of the right ear, with his cane.
Mr.. King staggered out into the street, and
endeavored to open and throw of his cloak,
when he received another blow from Cohen
By that time he had succeeded In drawing q
Derringer pistol. As he was staggering under
the second blow, he fred at Cohen. The ball
struck the latter under the chin, on the right
side, and passing transeversely across to the
left side Of the jaw, ploughed ont a small fur
row Of skin, doing no material damage, but
drawing blood. As soon as Mr.. King fred
he stepped backward. Cohen then ran to
him OF, tore open his cloak, and endeavored
to draw a second pistol but before he could
do 80, he fell or was pushed into the cellar
way on the north side of W ashipgton street, q
rod or two east Of Dupont street
At this moment q man named Mckenzie, an
ex-policeman, seized Mr.. King, and represent.
ing himself as q policeman, endeavored to
take away bis pistol. While they were strug.
Cling Capt. Hill came up, and Mr.. King and
be went to tho Office Of the Chief of Police.
Cohen had meanwhile been arrested by off Ger
Ellis, and taken to the station house. A com
plant Of an assault with deadly weapon was
made against Cohen, who afterwards made q
like complaint against Mr. King The parties
were soon afterwards released on ball. Cohen
giving 81, 900 bail, with A N Mcpherson and
DR. Stout as sureties.
Cohen reports that he met Mr. King, and
asked him why his name was used IN his
c dirty Sheet" and that Immediately
Mr.. King fred. Mr. King most positively
denies that Cohen spoke a single audible word
before he struck the blow. Cohen is reported
to have said previously .' he would call Mr.
King to an account, for An article which ap
peared in the Bulletin of Tuesday" Fortu.
nately, Cohen was observed waiting about the
corner for some time before, and was seen by
other persons to cross up behind and give the
6rst cowardly blow. 4
The matter subsequently came up before
Judge Coon, who sentenced Mr.. r. A. Cohen
on a charge Of assault and battery on Thomas
S. King. "to pay fine Of $50, or 90 to the
county Jail till said fine be satisfied according
to law, at and after the rate of ten days fol
every one hundred dollars" Mr.. +. A Cohen
was not in court but his brother, A. A. Cohen
Immediately paid the fine.
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PERSONAL

80. Gov. Willis A. German Of Mimi, IL in
Washington, at the st Charles.
80. Rev J. Breiner, of Middletown, Conn. D.,
unfortunately has not become possessed of the
$50. 900 that was given him by the Argus
90. Fanny Fern thinks it provoking for a
woman who has been working all day mend
ing her husbands old coat, to find q lere let
ter from another woman in the pocket.
80. Sir Benjamin Brodie, the leading sur.
geon of England, enjoys the comfortable pro
fessionsl income of SS5, 900 year This A.
most equals the income Of some of the patent
pill and sarssparilla gentlemen of America
80. The literary correspondent of tho Ply :
month Journal makes the following statement:
l mentioned in my last letter that Mr.. VIM.
Howard Russell, late Crimean correspondent
of the Times, is about to lecture on Russia
and the Russian war. l have since learned
that be has entered into an engagement with
Mr.. Willers Beale, whereby he is bound to
deliver no lectures, except upon Mr.. Beale's
account, between now and toe LIST of April,
1858 and to be always ready. during the in
terval, to lecture q, often as Mr. Besle may
req uire, provided that it be not oftener than
three nights per week. OF the amount Of the
'cOnsidecatiOn," which Mr. Beale guarantees
In return, am not at present accurately in
formed, but rumor places it at ELI, 900, and
it Is very possible til at in this instance rumor
does not exaggerate, since the sum named,
enormous as it 10, would be more than dou bled
by the receipts from l56 lectures as popular
as Mr.. Thackery's. while there is good reason
to suppose that Mr.. RusselPs will be that at
least. What with this, ''ten thousand year."
If such it be, the sum for which his'"proprie
tors, as MIR. Pancks would call them, iasur
ed his life, his salary as correspondent, and
his royalty of Cd on every copy sold Of his
" History Of the War" Mr.. Russell, in the
end, will have been pretty we'll rewarded for
whatever hardships he may have endured In
the Crimsa
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SMALL Pox Tho small pox has broken out
at Ware, Mass. and there are now some
twenty cases of it, but mono of malignant
type. There 10 great excitement on the sub
ject, and the Selectmen are much blamed for
not taking measures to prevent the spread Of
the disease.
Tal MAINE MuRDER.-It is stated that q
nephew Of knight, who has bssn convicted
ior the murder Of his wife at Poland, Ne :,
destined on Wednesday that knight hired
MN 70 burn shirt which had blood upon f.,
.nS. ana side The nsphsw 10 now in Jail st
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A REMARKABLE DISTANCE OF CLOSE Ap-
PLICATIoN TO LABoR.-Mr. Bepjaman Rich.
ardson, one Of our most respectable citizens,
says the Lynn Mass y News, and q man OF
general intelligence, whose death was noticed
few weeks since, worked at the shoe bust
ness for sixty-six consecutive years. with scarce
ly the loss of day; and such was tho un !.
formity Of his habits, that the sun seldom rose
before him. The sound Of his hammer was
always recognised by all early risers in the
neighborhood. He occupied the same corner
in bis shop for thirty seven years. By his la
Dor he maintained bis family reputably, IN
accumulated property to the amount of some
eight or ten thousand dollars Attentive to
all his duties, he was seldom absent from the
religious meetings Of his brethren, with whom
he was distinguished member.
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"WOoDLAYp CREAM. IA pomade for he

"WooDLASp CREAM. "A pomade for beau
hfying tho hair-highly perfumed, superior to
any French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing ladies' hair it has 10
equal, giving it bright glossy appearance.
1t causes gentlemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner. Itremoves dandruff, always
giving the hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooed. Price fifty csnts. None genuine
unless signed " Fetridgs 4 Co., proprietors Of
the Balm of . Thousand Flowers" For sale
by ell Druggists and j. shillington.
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Tux sTAR.-sranger. now
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intslligenesr is devoted to news to-day.
The Union publishes the recent great
speech Of Senator Hunter, in explanation and
advocacy Of his tariff bill. We regret that We
are without the necessary space for its inser-
Iion in the Stars columns, As it dispOses Of
the question involved, as far as human reason
can accomplish that end. At this moment, as
q thinker, well balanced man of great expe-
Renee, q statesman Of nerve and energy to
do his whole duty to his trust, and as legia.
lstor to whom the whole country without dis.
tinction Of party or section, look up with con-
ndence and reverence, Robert N. T. Hunter
Il the first Of living Americans.
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A CARD FOR RENT, A FlRsT-CLAss
:. |. house IN franklin Row, now occupied by
ION. Gushing, Attorney 6eneisl. il has all
me modern improvements, hot and cold winter
This ID one Of the most elegant and desirable
locations In the city, commanding beautiful
view Of the city and OF the Potomac river IL 10
In front Of one OF the most beautiful public
squares In this city, with . delightful and con
stsnt supply Of good water. II ID entirely free
fom dust and mosquitoes. Inquire Of WA.
WALL, Of Wall and stephens, as Pennsyiva
MA aveaue. mar tin
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NOTICE OF COPARrNERSHIP.

L inform hts customers tat he has m de ,
change In his business, which renders IL impers.
lively necessary that the Affairs Of the old concern
should he immec lately settled up either by cash
or note, at short dates.
He would also embrace this 90 favorable Cd.
rortunity OF returning thanks to his many fr On.
aud the public generally, for the patroI age he'e
he has associated with him JOHN KILLaoN,
and hat the business will hereafter be cond scted
at the old sand, southwest corner Of 18th and G
streets, under the name and title Of wARDER
4 kILLMON, where a supply Of WOOD. COAL
LIME, SAND, CEMSNT. PLASTER, &c
can at all times be obtained at the lowest ma ke
price. WILLIAM wARDER.
mar IL u
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VOCAL m USIC.

~ l.. IRVING HAS ThE PLEASURE OF
Ss announcing that his Vocal Music Glasses
room In Temperance Hall. on + street, between
9Th and 10th, on TUESDAY EVENIN6, March
oath, at az O'Clock. Those wishing to unite, fol
either elementary or advanced courss, Ito be Civ.
Nothing viii be omitted In the course necee sery
to make every memberth oroug hly AGO TAINTED with
those principles which will enable them 10 70; d
music unde standingiy and sing without the aid
Of an Instrument,
Terms Twenty two lessons, IS
Private instruction vocal or instrum srtll ,Rive1
at tue Hall or al the pupils residence. AppIics
cation ran he made TO Mr.. Irviag tnrcueh the
post 1fice. mar IL 6te
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ELR.
w CANT assortment Of NEW sPRIN6 ~
GOODS, consisting Of
Ladies and Childrens Straw Bonne;s
Ribb ms, French Plos ers
Blondes, Florence
kuctes, Grapes
Tarlesons, B3bblnetts (an colon)
Illusions Bonnet Frames and Crowns
And Millinery Goods Of all descriptions
Also, Dress Trimmings to match any colcr
Rich Embroidered pillars and Sleeves Thread
Valencia and Bru ssels Lace; Ladies and Chill
dren's Kid Stoves, all colors Hosiery; Buttons
aud small Wares generally, and as low price as
can be bought In the city, at
u ii. CASSIDY & CO,
3i4 Pa. avenue, between 10th sad nth SITS.
mar i7-1ws
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\ AW BOOkS.-Addisen ON Contracts, rev
IL cd .tion, with Amer can notes, vol Patton
and Besth's Reports Of special Count Of a D.
pea1s Of Virginia, vol !; Burrill on Circumsta Z.
iial Evidence. 1 vol, 1851; Ttdd's Praciice, 4th
American edition, vols. 1855; Williams on Real
ions Of Attorneys General, vol 2, 1885, Greenlesf
Overuled Cases, revived edition, is5e; DAYTON
on surYogates, vol, 1855; Index to Enelish Con.
mon Law Reports. from vols 1 TO 6e, Inclusive Z
vsls, 1857; Aalsted1 Law Of ENdenoe. Q vi.
fsse, omar IN FRANCk TAYLOR.
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49, SPIRITUAL RETREAT.-IN ST
- Mathews Church, on SUNDAY, March
I'D, will re commenced GSPIRITuAL RE.
TREAT" to continue 70, eight day. L, Will be
u1der the direction CT the Fathers CT the eociety
Of Jesus.
Printed copies Of the order Of ererc ises will he
distributed through the church, and supplied On
application to the Pastor.
mar l-4t (Intel& 6lobe)
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March IL. Iss,
Notice 10 hereby given 10 holden Of stoeh "a
the lolns Of the Uni,sd staies, thst thi, deo,-,
ment VII purchase the same untiI the LIST dsv a,
June Lext, snleas the sum Of o., 500 900 sh,l ,.
previously Obtained, and will pay, In addition "a
the interest sccrued from the date Of the last ,su
annual divd md Of interest thereon, toe e.ts, Win
one days sAAitional interest for the money q
reach the venAes, the following rates Of premium
On said stocks:
For the stock Of 1879. 4 premium Of 10 pe
cent
For the stock Of Is47 and Isis, prem I'm Of "a
per cent and for the stock Of 1880, commonly
called Texas Indemnify Stock. premium Of 6
per cent.
Certa ates Of stock Transmitted to ube dep,,.
ment, under this notice, must b. assigned to the
United statss, BY the party duly entitled 10 re.
ceivs the proceeds.
Payment Tor the stocks % assigned snd uans
mitied will be made bv drafts On the As,.t,p,
Trsssurefs at Boston, New York, or ph,lsds.
phs, attic option Of the srtes sotited 10 reee,,.
the money, which should be expe sed in the lex.
ten accompanying the certificates.
HOWELL COBB,
mar 13-dtistJune Secretary OF the Treasury
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e. l.. FAINT, Jr., e Co.,
Land Agents and Dealers in Exc hanse ,

LECOMPTON, KANSAS.
7 AND WARRANTS LOCATED AND SOLD
- on commission. Land Warrants sold to pre-.
emptOrs on time.
Locations ma &c on 'tjoint account
fhe active partner OF the d-m was engaged in
the United States surveys in Kansas, and v i'll be
able 10 make choice locations
Business sent thious b Sweeny, Rittenhouse,
Fan, Co., will be forwarded to Us.
RRFERlNcEs:
Washington, ID G
z. w CIarE, Dodge & Co, Bankers, New Yoik.
Drenel l. Co Banken, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee q Co Bankers, Baltimore.
Va
r. 4. Maury Co, Bankers, Richmond. Va.
n b Merrell q Co, Bankers, New Orleans.
John J. Anderson q Co , Bankers, Saint Louis,
MO mar IL via deolm
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
~ tenders his resignation as a member OF
tae Fourth Ward Council Of the native American
Party, and respectfully requests that his name
liz c. COLUMBUS.
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A NEW AWNING PAPER.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL COMMENCE
L the publication Of a new evening paper, on
the LIST Of April next, to be called tn E TINES.
subscript ion price, exc. per week. Its columns
will be principally devoted to the general news
Of the day. the local news Of the city, and al mat
through the different Departments Of the Govern
ment
WANTED-Energetie Canvassers, to solicit
subscriptions JNO. p. NESS,
Browns Hotel. mar l7ar&
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COAL AT REDUCED PRICE.
VTNHE 81 BSCklBER Has JUST RECEIVED
l. on consignment, and withou, order, a load Of
about 800 tons superior WHITE ASH CT AL,
egg size, which he Offers for sale, to make room
Oh his wharf, at a much lower rae than II can be
purchased elsewhere In this city
mar 17-3t GEO. l.. SHERIFF.
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LET fHE PAST SPEAK FOR The

LET fHE PAST SPEAK FOR THE
Oysters i'm proving In qaantity and quality
THROUGHOUT THE RECENT PRO.
Il lonRed scarcity u Oysters we~ ~
have always hal Q REGULAR SUPPLY stNNfAl
moderate priess fuia Ing Ill osr en- W.
are the deal ers from whom 10 buy the
VEkY BEST OYSTERS IN THIS MARKET.
In times Of plenty as you relied on In times Of
scarcity. sC6WARZE DRURV.
mar list 4ss nth st Cd door above &.
vARNELL'S PaiNIINS kMPohiUni,
No 81 Losi siana avssss, soyth aide, bstW. 6tA
aad 7th streets,
DEsPECTFULLY sOLICITS ORDERS for
H all Kinds Of HOUSE, SI6N AND OkNA-
MENTAL PAINTING.
Jobbing promptly attended to at the shortest
The establishment will he open from 6k m.
to OK m and all calls will te readily attended
Sign Work ten per cent. cheaper than the old
standard price
mar I7-sw sign Of the Large Eagle:
Me8REGOR e co.'s
u XIII N SIV We HOUSE-FURNISaIN0
II WAREROOMs, Nos $50, SD, and SCI ssv-
fAAi Sisiiss ROOM,
CHAMBER FURNITURE, In
MAHOGANY,
ROSEWOOD, and
And gener Il assortment OF all HOUSEKEBP-
ING 8OODS always on hand, at lowest pli:es.
Every attention given our customers
~ houses furnished entire, at short notice.
mar 17.eO1m
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~ STREET, two doors from corner Of
9Th street. Sewing done In a superior manner at
the 70 lowing rates:
Shirts, pain, unjust be cut and basted,) 62Xc ;
Wristbands 3. per pair; Collars &c each Bosoms
&c per pleat; Plain Sewing &c Per yard
Constantly on hand and Tor sale, Shirts from 81
to 81 Bosoms from 37Kc 20 81; Wristbands from
,; to Is: per pair Collars from IL to 81 Nc each,
and other Goods in proportion.
Persons wishing sewing done VIII de bes: to
omit washing the material.
Terms invariably cash mar lf-eelma
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RATFENTION, FRIENDS OF IRE
GAA LAND -Irishmen disposed to celebrate
the ami versary Of their Patron Saint are
fully informed that Supper will be given TalS
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, at the Vulcan House,
No. 56e Penn avenue. BY order Of the Commit
tee Of Ananl ements
Tickets can be procured at the House Of VIM
Greason, 18th and streets, also at the Vulcan
House.
Tickets One Dollar It's
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GEORGETOWN FERRY

nor THE ACCOMMODATION OF TIE
l. citizens Of the District and Fairfax county
the subscriber has commenced running between
Georgetown and Analottan Island a safs and
commodious Ferry Boat. Foot passengers, AMI
mails, and all kinds OF vehicles are trsnspo,ted
across the River in the most safe and speedy
manner. Chrages moderate
mar 17-3t* w 9ARy
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kACURSiON To CHINA AND JAPAN.
CARTSpS SALOON,
FOUR DAYS N0RI.
CHINA EXHIBITED MONDAY AND wyT

JAPAN EXHIBTTED TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY.
Afternoons and Evenings at ~ and g.
Doors open one hour previous.
This magnificent serbs OF views from she:ch-
taken upon the spot, by Geo. X. West ana VIM
Heine
Admission Itch cts IS cents mar is-sts
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NEW YORK LEDGER, In ADVANCE,
\ Tor March 2lst : Mn lngnham's nev story,
the "Aoduotea Heiress, continued. Cose's
" kaYmel the Scout, % continued
mar u fkR6Us0N, 80 7th s;res.
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@@CARD MY GRATEFUL THANKS
~ are hereby given to the. ~
FARMEKSi i MECHANICS,

N y X y z e u M N Y
(OFPIc8-cORNRR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
18TH STREET,,
Tor the prompt adjx ,tn-nt and immediate Soy.
~ ~ OF nv loss. Sustained by the fire In l It
betw en- 1ith and 18th streets, this ,no,,fae
March 18th, 1857. / am thus enabled. by the
Kindness OF the officers, to resume nv business
at once. Their conduct merits appreciation. ard
the company well deserves ,ub!ic patronage
mar l4-3ts ELLEN OjKEEEE
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niL 70 Il MACHiNERY.-THE SUB
scrioef desires 70 call the attention Of persons
using steam or other machinery to his Lubricsting
vi, winch cannot be surpassed for the purpose IL
10 intended 70 be used for.
J. z. Mc6RE6oR,
100 I6-1aWlm 634 9TH street.
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MRS. BATES. AT He r BOARDING.
lv1 House, on the southwest corner of Penn.
avenue and 9th street, has made arrsngen eats To
accommodate q large number Of strangers with
Meals at any time aroua bout the day, and Lodg-
tn8s mar
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For Sale and Rent,

E>OR RENT THE LARGE AND CONyF
Il meat house No. SEQ Ne~ York avenue be.
tween 9Th and 10th streets. Inquire on the prem.
ises. mar lac
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RNEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
~A Persons desiring to subscribe for toe 4
In a new Building Association ,abnut to be organ
lied, may leave their names and number Of shan e.
with d Clark, corner Of Mary and avenu ar
llth street. Island, or with Ch,s. Wilson at the
ONCE Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Conn any.
adjoining Bank Of Washing ton, and az soon as
five hundred shares are subscribed meetin g wi Il
he called mar 1aeoAt
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TOR RENF-ABOvE TIE HEIGHTS OF
L 6eorgetow Tho Mt Albsn place, adjoininI
81. Alban f. Church The house is now under
going complete repair, and will be furnished n.
ready for occupancy by the LIST June. For salu
brity end beauty Of position this place is un,ur
passed Apply to Mr. WIN. J. STONE. Jr.
Washington. mar Is -3ts
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PHILADELPHIA CAKE AT PHILA
~ delpti Ia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner 18th and streets
ICE CREAM at 81 so per gallon. feb Is. Inns
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A CONVENIENT
l. tnree-story Brick House, on Green street. a
the FIST OF April. Apply to WIN. n. EbES.
Georgetown, ID &. mar "a N
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EOk SALE OK RENT "A MODERN But
l. Dwelling House, of 10 Rooms, very pleasantly
situated, in a healthy and good neigh borhood.
Will te sold on reasonable terms, II r. nted to a
good tenant Apply to }. c. MCGUIRE.
mar l7-65t&eo5t%
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EOR RENT-A TWO STORY BRIO
Il House, on the corner Of Dunbarton and Wash
ington streets, at SO per month. Also, two
story bIick, on Dunbarton street, with large lot
attached thereto, with a number OF fruit trees at
sig $" per month. Apply to JOHN DAVID.
son, Georgetown. mar IA 3ts
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-On yesterday, 10th of March
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department