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nor SALE.-THESU BSCRlBER OFFERS
IL for sale his F arm Of 90 acres, situated on the
Washington and b altimore Rail- oad half a mi e
rom a swi tch, and mile from Beltsville Post
Once, 10 miles from Washington, and Is from
Baltimore The Improvements consist Of new
Frame Dwelling, (tw stories, alaIgenew Barn,
full Of Ice } young and thrifty Orchard OF select
fruit There Ii about 40 bushels Of wheat sown
with guano IL not sold before (tf which notice
will be given) the above will be offered 10 the
highest bidder, on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
Of March, II fair, II not the next fair day. sale
to take place on the premises, at ~ O'Clock.
Terms made known the day Of sale PO session
given LIST Of April.
IL the Farm is sold, the Stock and all the
Household ard Kitchen Furniture will also be
sold at the same time and place.
EDWARD HERBERT, Be.tsville, Md.
ALso-From three to four hundred Acres OF
Land adjoining, mostly In wood, and nearer the
Railroad, on which Is a small two. story Brick
House. will Re Rert d at the same time and pla"e,
ard sod N lots TO suit purchasers. mar Lot
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GAMBLERS MADE TO DIsGoRGE When the
steamer Robert J Ward, from New Orleans,
touched at Helena Arkansas, on Tuesday last,
young Mississippian who had been on a Wis.
1t to his plantation in Arkansas, went aboard
to come to this city. Being inexperienced in
the ways-particularly the bad Ones-of the
world, and honest TO fault, hs was very soon
inyeigled into a little game of poker by a
cpuple of nice looking fellows on board. In
less time than We have been writing this they
managed, by their skill in shutting, to swim
die him TO the tune of two or three hund red
d,llars. During the progress of the game sew.
eral persons we're standing by and endea
to indicate to the Mississippirn that be was in
the hands Of swindlers, bnt all to no purpose
La the mean time, Capt Miller came up, and
seeing how things were going on, broke up the
game by Shaping one OF the fellows in the
tace, raking down the stakes and making them
dissorge the young mans money. That was
not all; he made them 90 below. and a. the
next wood yard put them cf-Msmphis Ea-
gle, I2th.
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BY WALL, BARNARD CO, Auctiopeers
HOUSEHOLD kND KIrGHRY EGRkr


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEY FURNr.
H ture.-On THURSDAY, the I9.h instant,
we shall sell, without Te-erve, at store No 4le
Fem. avenue, between Sd and AZ streets, south
SIDE, commencing at 10 O'Clock m, large aud
handsome assortment Of Hcu.e Furnishing
Goods, consisting In Fart Of
Mahogany Sofas, Tete a-Tete, ard Lounges
Do Cbsi!s, arm and nurse Rockers
DO Tables, Weshstancs Beisterds
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Clocks
Locking Glasses, Racks, Mats
Toilet Sets Knives and Forks Carvers
Plated Tea table and desert spoons and Forks
Castors, mud, OF, and other Lamps
Walters, Trays, Vases
Solar Lamps, Culs and Saucers
China Tea Sets, Decanters
Stop and Foot Jars, busting Brushes
fumbiers, Goblcts, Pitchers
Cream and Sugar Dishes, Tureens
CompoteeIs, copper and ether Saucepans
french 6itddles, Gas COOKING Stoves
Also, large assortment Of III ouse Furnishing
Goods, which will be sold without IeseTye
WALL, BARNARD & CO
hiai lo-oe AuctioneeTs.
The above Sale 10 Postponed, on ac.
count OF the rain, until MONDAY MORNING
March q, same hour, when 1t will Positively
take place
marl9 WALL. BARNARD co ,Aucs
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AUCTION sAIEs
For other A.et,o. Sales see Nr.i Peal

EihST.CLASs RESsD yCE NJ prh,,
l. Sale.-On FRIDAY, 10th instant AZ A o,.,S
p M. we will sell, In front Of the PREMISE -
public sale, that superior and commodioux DveI
ling lately occupied by Prof Ruel Keith The
house Is built In the best manner with regard "a
comfort and convenience There IL BATH -roe m
and green. house, cistern in the yard, &C. The
Let fronts 80 feet on Beall street, near Congress
and runs back 20 feet. There are beautiful
horse chestnut trees on tue front II the lot. The
locality Is good, the neigborhood Is quiet and
peasant Altogether IL Is ole CT the most desir-
aoIe habitations IN Georgetown.
The terms Of sale, which are extremely liberal,
WI, sai he made known on tie day Of sale.
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Auc,s.
49, Sons wishing to purchase can Inspect the
mn 10 oH aPpllcation to b. & B.
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NOTICE.
YIM z is NJ N z Y |.

(NLOCKS!- CLOCKS .,-CLOCKS ~ Call
~ at the Great Clock Emporium, opposite "A
Browns Hotel, and see the greatest aEsort- Xll
ment Of CLOCKS this side Of New York Bull
food Clocks warranted for 81 so. Also, all -
kinds Clcck Materials, Oils, Cords, Balls, Keys,
Weights, &c The trade SUPPLE at wholesale
prices. Ca h or Clocks given In exchange for
for sale lew. Call aud see for yourselves, at
ROBINSON'S, SAG Pa av.,
Ian 27-2m opposite Browns Hotel.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
p8kEMPfORY SALE OF vALuARI,

pEREMPrORY SAL. OF vALUABLE
SPerty In the First Ward.-On
rnonSDAi AFTERNOON, March 10, AZ S
octoc.: on the premises, shall sell 70 the HIGH .
est oiaaer, Lot No. 4, In Square No 90, fronting
o. feet inches on north F between 9Ist and saS
s.iee.s ives, unning bscksss feet 81 inches, con
Also, Immediately after the above
Part Of Lot No. IL, In Square No 70, front,pv
81 zee % inches on north between asth ana a6t6
streets, running back 70 feet, CONTAINING 9 80
square feet, and all Of Lot No. II, same SQUARE
fronting 81 fee: inches on same street, running
Ia H Ito rect to thirty feet alley, containing
4,s57 squire feet, with the Improvements con
sisting OF two small frame Dwelling Houses
Terms One-thtrd cash the residue in SIX ar d
tweive months, with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
m,r 1o-d JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auct
IL The above Sale 10 Postponed, in cen I.
sequence Of the rain, until SATURDAY AF.
TkRNOON, March 2lst, at 5X o'clock, on the
premises
mar 20 ct &c MCGUIRE Amer
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT Public
6uctis n.-Op SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, March 81, at O'Clock. on the premises,
shall sell Lot numbered -, OF Davidssn's sub
division OF square No 24S, fronting % feet S
iaches On Ilth street, between X ard streets
north, running back 100 fe-t to alley.
This lot is beautifully situated In a healthy and
rapidly improving part OF the city, aud Is very
desirable for private residence
Terms: CEe-fourth, cash the residue in G, 10
ana Is months, for satisfactorily secured notes,
bearing interest. C Mcguire
mar ls auctiOneey
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ELoPENEsr The Lynn MASS } BE; orter
says that on Tuesday last, Mr.. Cornelius Ken
dali, an express driver in that city, eloped
with the wife Of Henry Skidmore, private
Waterman. Kendall left his wife and ia nily
in almost destitute circumstances. Mrs Skid.
more was young and pretty. She took what
money she could find, and both parties left
for parts unknown. The lorn husband has
gone to seek his fair and fsithless wife, and
Mrs Kendall's father has taken her and her
family to his home, in Danvers
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BY JAS G MCGUIRE, Auctisneer.

BY JAS MCGUIRE, Auctisneer.
TRUSTEES SALEOF Ia ID u AND
Lot on x ew Jersey avenue BY virtue q
deed In trust bearing date on the goth day CT
March, 1855, ard recorded I'm Liber J A $, No
81, folios BIS ct seq, the subscriber will SELL on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1857, at4k
O'Clock m on the pre- misses, part Of Lot No
In square No g. beginning for the same on New
jersey aveau ne, 133 feet inches from street, az
running thence at right angles from said avenue
80 feet, thence due est feet the nee due north
fee, inches, thence due east feet thence due
north 30 ct, thence due east to said avenue 2s
feet, thei ce along said Tue southery IL feet
In to the place OF beginning, with the I'm
nrovements, which consist OF a two story Frame
House.
The above property Is situated on New Jersey
avenue, between north L street and New York
avenue, In a rapidly improving part Ct tie CITY.
and ff'rs favorable opportunity to obtain res
idence or invest.
The terms ofsa]e Will one third cash; and the
balance In and u months for notes bearing inter-
est from day Of sale, secured by a deed In trust
upon the property; and IL not complied with in
five days after the ssle the Property will he resod
upon one weeks notice, at the risk ard expense
Of the purchaser.
AL conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
CHAS. 3. WALLACE, Trustee.
mar 2o-3taw&ds c MCGUIRE, Auct.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE By ORDER OF The RPHANs,
~ Ceurt of Househe Id and Kitchen Furni-
ture at Auctien.-on TUESDAY, the 18th in
slant, shall sell, by order Of the Orphans Court
at l0 o'clock a m at the late residence Of acob
hunsberger, deceased, No. 429 Massachusetts, av-
enue, between 9th ard 9TH streets an excellent
assortment Of nearly new fur iture. viz:
Fine Walnut French Sofa and Chairs and What
not
Fine mahogany castor Arm Chair and Ottoman
Fine marbie-top Sofa Table, Walnut Extension
Feather Beds, Bedding, Hair aad shuck Mat
tresses
Fine painted Cottage Sets, and Cottage Bed.
steads
Mahogany dressing Bureaus, washstands
A lot Of Books, Gas Fixtures
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Brui sells, Ingram stair, and other Carpets, OIL
clo.h
Cooking, airtight and ott er Stoves
With good lot OF Kitchen Requisites
Al many ether articles which we dee m unne-
cessarv to enuMerate.
Terms cash.
mar 2u-d A GREEN, Auct
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New Orleans Markats.

NEW ORLEANS. March 10 Cotton is frn
Sales to day, s, 500 bales. Prices has adyanc
ed 10. Sugar has advanced TO-; Orleans, 1O}
alu!c Breadstufs are quiet and unch Hanged.
Pork is firm Lard has advanced 70 in kegs.
!4f. Freights on cotton to Liverpool I'd, 10
Havre, ID. Exchange on New York, prem.
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vARNELL's PAINTING EMPORIUM,

VARNELL'S PAINTING EMPORIUM,
No 81 Loxfsiana aveaxs, north side, bstS. 6th
and 7tk streets,
ID EsPECfFULLY SOLlCITS ORDERS for
IL all kinds Of HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNA-
MENTAL PAINTING.
Jobbing promptly attended to at the shortest
notice
The establishment Will be open from OK m
to OK m and all calls will lie readily attended
TO
Sign Work ten per cent. cheaper than the old
standard price ~
mar l7-2w Sign Of the Large Eagle
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AGOOD CHANCE
WOOD AND COAL YAaD FOR SALE

w The subscriber belag about to leave the city
win sell out his Wood ED Coal Yard on the most
reasonable terms ] will sell stock and every.
once, wharf, &c. Just as the purchaser may de-
sire There Is no better stand In the Second
Ward and under very cheap rent. Apply to r
7. Wilson, next 70 the Foundry Church, on 18th
mar lo-lw
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SPRING GOODS.

4 HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID
l. assortment Of BONNETS. RIBBONS, ~
end FLOWERS, all Of the very la est i'm. k& A
portations and best styles. Also, large ~
lot of half wire Bonnet Frames. which l will sell
low 70 miIliners l have also On hand large
stock Of Embroideries, comprising, in part, hand
some swiss and Cambria Setts, Swiss Collars
from so cents TO SIS. Swiss and Cambria Rui.
fling, Swiss and Cambria Edgings, all Of which
l promise TO sell very cheap for cash.
MRS. X. g. ETCHISON,
No. l2 Market Space
N. ID II would respectfully inform my Gus
toners who have not closed their January &C
couats that an early settlement Is desirable, as
would like all January bills settled before new
ones are opened
mar H-1w MRS. r. s.. ETCHISON. g..
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Baltimore Msrkets.

BALTIMORE, March 20.-Flour is duII-malI
sales of Howard street at SIS S7s
Wheat Is steady at the decline of yesterday.
Reds at s1.56aSl 49, whites 81 46aSl IS Corn
is rather heavy, and nominally at 62so5c for
white ard yellow.
Whisky is dull; City and Pennsylvania at
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NEW YORK LEDGER, IN ADVANCE,
IN for Msrsh aist - Mrs. lngIaham's new story,
the &C AbducteA HeiFess, "a continued. Cobb,i
&C. .ymel thg Scout continued q e.
maj . FERGUSON, 90 7th strsst.
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gA teller in the Long Island Bank in
Brooklyn, has committed what is termed in
these days of sharp 6nansiers and fast young
men) an act of " moral insanity"- that il, he
Is an alleged deianiter Tor $4,000 He has
served in the bank for % years, and is re-
Specially connected
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The Stouehton Poison,ne Cas-.

BosroS, March 1S.-In the Stoughton poi.
sonIng ease the coroner's jury rendered YER
sea bnggs Briggs was placed in custody,
and Miss Amanda Drake was discharged.
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BUHs' PONY, COLTS, AND YOUNG
cows FIR SALE

~ roughly gentle TORONTOEgS
fOtT- years old next May; lot ofWuv1-
Of COWS, with frst Calves, Of mixed Devon and
Durham blood for sale at Wood Co Farm. 8
miles over the Navy Yard Bridge. ICquire at No.
34 Penn. avenue, or OF the Manager on the Fam.
mar 6-tf
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NOR RENT.-A MEDIUM SIZED Dwell
Il ling House, on Maryland avenue, between
9th and 7th streets, containing Q Rooms For
particulars irquire Of WALL, BARNARD g.
GO corner Penn. avenue and 9th streets
mar II eot3t4
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TIE WEATHER SoUrH-The Savannah Re,
publican of Saturday says: The season Il
unusually backward and seed time has oil.
ready been postponed for several weeks"
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EVENING STAR.

- ADvEzrnrnkxrs szouLs m Lett AT IN. ey,ro NJ
TWELVE O'CLOCK. NJ erzxzvms HAT sor Ap,rA,
uxrTL NEXT pAr. ..r-
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VOCAL MUSIC.

~. IRVING BIAS TIE PLEASURE OF
W announcing that his Vocal Music Classes
for the next term will be organized at his music
room in Temperance Hall, on street, between
9th and l0lh on TUESDAY EVENlN6, March
Path at ~ O'Clock. Those wishing 70 unite, for
either elementary advanced course, Ito be CIV
en- al day or night are requested to be present.
Nothing will be omitted in the course necessary
20 make every memberthorough ly acc TAINTED with
those principles which will enable them 20 read
music unde standingly and sing without the aid
Of an instrument.
Terms Twenty. two lessons, Ss.
Private instruction (vocsl or instrumentzl)igiven
at the Hall or a. the pupils residence. Applios
cation can he made 10 Mr.. Irving through the
post ONCE. mar Lists
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FOUR DAYS LATER fReM EURoPE.
Arrival Of the stesnshIp AIps


NEW YORK, March 2o-The steamer Alps.
liverpool on the 4th inst arrived this
The general news IL unirn portaut
rokSe9kn Government were defeated on
motion in regard 10 the war vith
to- 1et u was not supposed that Palm ~
~. "oo,e resign or dissolve Parlja meat Tn.
Tn. .IoIens motion was 263 against a4I.
newspapers we're dispatched Soutb =, 49,
Inc hinca arrived out on the a. and N.
CITY Ct Baltimore on the "a .nu 'Hs
Mr. Orampton, late Minister at w.,,,,.,o,
haa heea appointed Minister to Hsnov..
aIpioes ION Cnina OF the 18th December
had been received They saw th.t ~ nser
perer had prohibited his subjects fro,. t ts5,a
with the English, Under penalty of dean
Tho Paris correspondent OF the IorSo,
Times says that the treaty between Psr,i. ana
England had not been signed, but that bostjI-
itics had been suspended, although no resulsr
srmistice was declared.
Folg Kong dates Of January 18th say there
had been no further operations against Can.
toa' Othcial dispatches give details Of at.
tenpts By the Chinese to rotake the Teetotuni
Iprt' and an attack on the British ships by 0
Y&s. number If Chinese junks ghfs act vas
wen concerted and tcct p,see at low water,
.nen the large ships could not maneuyre; but
WIS brilliantly repelled.
eymour had abandoned the Dutoh
oily tort and the Factory gardens, and
s:rengthened the positions lower down the
river "ecruits were expected from Sios..
All the western suburbs of Canton MAYA
ourDt on the 18th of Jsnuary bv the EneI;sh
a large FIRE also occurred iosiS. 81 -. .;.r
Inc Mandarizs in the variou, di,tr;cts "a
ISSUED the Tcss blood thirsty ediets ss,irs.
the English, and offered reward for asssssins.
tons and ineendiarisn at Hong Kong.
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL .-C0tton was steady: ,aIa. n,
Two days III 500 bales-to spectators 2 ooo
aud exporters 3 900 bales. WV
Breadstuffs closed dull. Flour had . de-
ginning tendency; Western Canal 2pa3os
Southern 29a3ls; Ohio 3IaS2s Wheat Is
unchanged; white 9a9is red sass.
Corn was tending downward; white 35a3ss.
yellow 333s3ls; mixed 33s SLABS. Cd Pro-
Wis ons we're steady. Bacon was firm. but
payers demand a reduction. Lard closed
baoyant, with a large speculative ipouirv.
les at 7la72s Holders however demand An
advance Tall,w was dull, and the sale, vere
Principally confined 10 speculation.
Cor soils Tor money 93E: for account 93,. The
money market was easier
PARIS The funds closed at 70f. GOO,
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THE MARKETS
Murder a. Trov

TROY, N. Y, March Is An ARRAY occurred
at Eddy Foundery, in this city, this morning,
between John Allen and Hugh DonneIIS'
The former struck the latter with q hammer,
inJuring him 20 that he died at O'Clock thi.
afternoon. Allen has escaped.
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Il PROPERTY, OR r e N T Possession
given first Of April next, that delightful situation
situated near Mr.. J. Gales, containing acres Of
Land, with all It's Improvements. Title good.
In good state OF cultivation For further par
tcuiars Apply to the subscriber ut the Dead Letter
Once, or at No 439 9th street, between T. and F &.
feb 21-2awtf GEURGE KENDALL
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ENOR RENT-THE WELL KNOWN FINE
~ thee story Brick Dwelling with tyya- stoz y

lux RENT-THE WILD KNOWN FINE
L three-story Brick Dwelling with two stosy
Back Buildings on eth street, opposite the Gene.
raj Post Ofice, lately occupied by Col. John w
Forney The house is large and comm odious,
with all the modern conveniences, Gas, Water
Bath r DOM, and Heaters, aud has large Garden
attached. There is connected with the property
new Brick table, with sleep rooms for Ser
wants. The house Is situated upon an elevated
airv position, In quiet ne!ghborhood. viii be
rent Furnished or unfurnisl cd on lease 81 de-
sired Inquire Of Col. JOHN w FORNEY, at
Marshal Roover's, on 8 street, between l4th and
18th. where he will remain for few days.
mar 1929
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III frsa1liRs "A fishing smack from M.
n.l'0ns landing tArkendafe) on the Poto-
nj, Drought up yesterday some three thous-
eua herring, and forty or ffty shad and one
S Snom marsh Hall landing, fshed BY Msssrs.
ooinn Arnold, brought mp about i've thous.
ana nvs hundred herring In the small seines
Arc caught every day. The fsh are Therefore
on their way up the river, and "the work.
Will now commence Prices are not now any
criterion OF what they will be, whom fsh be-
come abundant-as We hope will shortly be
the ease The Fish Wharf, at this place, the
great Depot Of the Potomac Fisheries, is ali
ready for the season, and will soon be place
Of hustle and businew.-Ake1ondrta Gaaste
ofyssterdav
WAUaH's IrALIA.-This excellent PAINTING
is now on the full tide of success. Our oiti,ens
should not lose the opportu lity to see really
beautiful panorama. On Saturday afternoon
at ~ o'clock, Italia will be exhibited for the
benefit Of families and schools.
JAPAN ILLUSTRATED Prof Worcester pro.
poses 20 make up party and penetrate the
Utmost recesses of the hitherto imrenesrsbls
country Of Japan. Trips will be made this
afternoon and evening tickets IS cents. Place
Of starting, Carusi's Saloon
LEcrURE PosTPoERD.-Id consequence of
the inclemency of the weather last night. the
lecture of Mr. Lander tf1rs the Art Associa.
ton, was postponed until tomorrow night.
OUR NEIGFsoR ELLIS has received ua,let
Davis Grand Piano, being the frst of this
class ever brought to this city from this manu-.
iastory. 1t is indeed a superb instrument.
IFoR THE STAR
Editor Of Star: The following was picked
up on the street day or 80 ago Please in.
sert 1t for the benefit of the ladies'.
A HARDsHELL BAPTIST, ESQ.
To-day, while on the street,
lady whoEe bearing
was more gay than discreet,
Enchanted q stranger
Inat she happened to meet,
was indignant" at the manner
Her freedom invited,
And with viItuous scorn
His advances requited
"Good lady, ," he answered.
Most humble and meek,
(While a genuine blush
Stole all over his ehesk,)
OF my obvious fault
l've the painfuest sense,
And deeply regret that
have given offence;
But then, for your own
And for gentemens' saLeI
To prevent In future
Such awkward mistakes,
This little advice, pray,
Do not impudent deem,
Aiuags seem uhaf yos ave
Or siss be tohat yos SEEM
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QS0R EWARD WILL BE PAID, AND
gOO no questions asked, for the return Of my
WATCH and CHAIN that was taken from nv
pocket, at the Capitol. on the 4th instant 1t is
Large Gold Hunting Watch, white dial, made by
Robert Roskill, Liverpool, No. 79I7 A small
God Chain with vest hook.
8 ID. CASTLEMAN,
mar 16.eo1w (tnt) opPo. National Hotel
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EyOR RENT-THE FINE LARGE Dwell
Il ling House at the corner OF Penn. avenue and
9Th street east, being the house formerly occupied
BY the late VIM. Easily. Po session given i'm.
mediately. IrquIre Of the subscriber through
tie Post Once, or at their Lumber Yard, corner
18th and ID streets.
mar IL eO2w H n. & ], w. EASILY.
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NEW STRING 6OODs Gle
WE HAVE JUST kE Skw EsPRiNs -.
w giant assortment OF NE" "a
GOODS, consisting Of p.,,.,,
Ladies and ChildTens straw bonss" Nv
Ribbons, French Flosers
Blondes, Florence
Ructes, Grapes ,,
Tsrle.ons, b obbInetts (sn coiong
iIIusions, Bonnet Frsmes and Crowns
And Millinery Goods Of all desctiPu nI colo,
pt ,oh,oSa.red G lIlars and Sleeves; Thread,
Valencia and Brussels Laces; Ladies ana Tn,l-
dren;s Kid SIovrs, all coors; Hosiery nus.o
aud small Wares generally, ana a. 10" P''es -
can DC Dough- 49, q & CASSIDY q CO,
a,4Pa. avenue, between 10th ana HUI sS
msr I7-1ws
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EOR RENT-THE REsIDENCEAT PRES
Il ent occupied by Hon. Jas. ThoriDgton, No
iS5 Eleventh street, between K and r. The
premises has all the modern Improvements The
House is well furnished and can be had with or
without the Furniture For terms apply on the
premises. Possession given LIST April.
mar eof (InteN
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TAN AND FREcKLEs.-One Of the best pre-
parations in this country for removing these
imperfections incident to the season, il Eon-
taine's Cream of Wild Eowsrs, prepared
from the recipe of an old French chemist. Sold
by W. 81. Gilman and all druggists. I
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Lost and Found,

OST.-ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
II March 18th, on Pesn avenue, between oh
street and the Capitol Hill, two PASS-BOOks,
Of no value to any one but the owner. One of
Lnt m contained two letters, and some receipts.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
u al stall No. 81, Gentle Market, or al WIN. up
Grocery, Penn. avenue, between
TX and I'D streets mar 20 3.~
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE
"A on the Heishts Of Georgetown for Rent
The subscriber offers for rent bis House and
Furniture for six months fTom the LIST Of May. A
valuable Cook will be hiret TO the tenant.
mar LETT SEOUfS MACKALL.