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WATCHES.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER
Il OFFERED TO OUR CUSTOMERS
Those In search Of very superior Time keepers
viii md our stock to embrace all the more cele-
brat.d makers, suitable both for ladies and gen.
tlenen
Conhdent that our assortment Is as complete az
any In this country, and possessing every adysp-
tage In getting II up on the best terms, we are
prepared TO offer unusual Inducements TO pur-
chasers.
Members OF Congress and strangers who de-
sign purchasing Watches would do well to make
an early selection, that their quality may be
thoroughly tested before leaving the city
NJ. w. CALF & BkO,
feb 19.6t 224 Pa av, bet 9th and 10th sts
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MARSHAL'S sABE.-In virtue Of a writ OF
SI feri facias, issued from the Clerks Gfice of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
the County Of Washington, and TO me directed
shall expose to public sale for cash, In front Of
me EouTt House door OF SAID county, on THURS
m all defendants rights, title, claim and inter
est In and to the south half OF Let No 81, In
Square no 5I7, containing 973 square feet, more
provements thereon, in the City Of Washington,
ID. c., seized and levied upon as the property Of
George Rhodes, Jr., and will be sold to satisfy
Judicial No. 90, to March term, 1857, Thomas
Hughes, rs. George Rhodes, Jr.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia
fol =
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
HOUSEHOLD ARD Kitcb


~ en- Furniture, &C., ut Auction. On
WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, shall sell al
the grocery store and rosidence OF Mr.. Shannon
on 10th street, No. 262, between l. and Nj streets,
at 10 O'Clock a. m all the Groceries in tie store
and the Furniture IN the hou.e, viz:
Tea, Sugar, and Coffee
Soap, Candles, and Brcoms,
Tobacco and Cigars, Crockery ard Glass Ware.
Nails
Store Fixtures, Tea Caddies, Scales, &c
With large assortment Of ether Groceries, such
as are usually kept In a retail grocery store
Also, barrels Liquor, Brandy, Gin, Whiskey,
&c.
And the Household Furniture, such as
Mahogany Sofas, Bureaus
Maple and other Bedsteads
WaIdrobes, Washstands, Mattresses and Bedd ng
Looking Glasses, Tables, Chairs, Cupboards,
and Safe
Fine Cooking and other Stoves
With gocd lot OF Kitchen requisites
ems cash. A GREEN,
ltD ~ Auctioneer.
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Important from Nexico.

MOBILE, Feb 20-The Mexican war steam.
or Guerrero has arrived from Vera Cruz,
bringing Carlos Butterfeld, special commits,
sioner appointed to convey and lay before the
United States Government an important
treaty negotiation recently concluded between
the American minister, Mr.. Forsyth, and the
Mexican government, and Don Barradurano,
secretary Il the Mexican legation at Wash.
ington, with a copy of the treaty
The party left Mexico privately to avoid sus-
picior, and the Government rendered the
steamer to Mr.. Forsyth
ComOnfors's administration is gaining addi-
tioIal strength. The rebellion has been
crushed, and several Of its leaders arrested.
An officer Of the steamer states, if the treaty
is accepted, the steamer will remain for re-
pairs, but otherwise will return immediately.
Capt Dennison, with DIR s. w. Crawford.
U. S. A bearer Of dispatches, came in tn
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AUCTION SALES.

By JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
SPLENDID LOT OF SILVER PLATED
~ Ware at Auctie n.-OnF morripp
February s7th, at 10 O'Clock, on the second noor
OF the Auction X oOms, I shall sell, in connection
Of beautiful tSilveg- plated Ware, Just received
from Philadelphia, comprising elegant chased
and plain Tea Sets, Salvers, Pitchers 6oblets.
Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Butter Dishes, Cups
essrve.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
feb 23-d AuctioneeY
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

THE SUBSCRIBER, A RESIDENT OF St.
Il Paul, Nj. T., having an extensive knowledge
Of the Government Lands In Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, and Iowa, and having great experience in
locating the same, is prepared TO enter Warrants
TO great advantage to those wishing to invest
Particular attention given TO procuring lands
contiguous TO Railroads when they become sub
lect to entry.
Lands and Lots In and about the cities OF Super
ior, bayfield,, and st Paul, for sale
Jan 20 I'm washington. ID r.
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Further from Nicaragua.

NEW York, Feb. 2l.-The steamer Tennes-
SEQ has arrived from Aspinwall, via San Juan
and Key West, bringing $50 passenger. and
SIT. 600 in specie. She left Aspinwall on the
evening Of the 10th, before the steamer Texas,
whose arrival at New Orleans has anticipated
her advIces)
The English ship Meteor, from Mobile for
Liverpool, had put into San Juan in a leaky
condition.
Col Titus, with his recruits, went up the
river with Lockridge and took a position OBJ
posite the enemy at Seripipague. Col Lock.
ridge had made all his arrangements, and the
attack was to be made on the day the Ten
nessee left. Lcckridge's force was stated ut
800 men, aud that Of the Costa Ricans at 300
men.
The accounts Of affairs at Rivas and ST.
george between Hennigsen's command and
the Costa Ricans differs from that brought By
the steamer Texas. In fight near Rivss
Captain PhiEney was killed, and the Amer
leans suffered other losses, but il does not ap-
pear which party was victorious. Hennig-
sens attack on st. George was with 400 men,
the enemy having, as was stated, ], 500 men
Alter several. hours fighting, Hennigsep ia
said to have retired with an inconsiderable
loss, excepting that several of his officers were
mortally wounded, including Col Jarnes and
Major Dusenbury. The Costa Ricans' Ioss
supposed to be great. General Bosquet was
killed.
At the last adyices the Nicsraauans had
drawn off from and were in the vicinity Of
Granada, awaiting the arrival Of ammunition
from Greytown.
At the last accounts from Walker dated
February 81, he was at San Juan del Sur with
800 men. He had established his hesduusr.
ters at hlvaS, and was concentrating ali his
force there, amounting to 500 men.
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BY c. X. l.. CROWN & CO, Auctioneers.
WE WILL SELL, ON THURSDAY AZ
w TERNOON, the Sd Of March, at O'Clock,
without reserve four Frame Houses, containing
six rooms each, situated on Seventh, between u
and H streets Island, with right ofalley back.
Title indispuable.
Each house now under rent OF eish ard nine
dollars per month:
Terms: One-third, cash; balance ingl2 and IL
months, with notes satisfactory, bearing interest
from the day OF sale.
$50 @. 4, l., .CROwN& CO.,
feb Is-WThs bl8e Aux tionsers,
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BvA. GREEN, Auctioneer.

- - 1T 4 ~ AOCHIUNs
A good opportunity for capitalists The own
public sale, for cash, bis entire Real Estate, on
WEDNESDAY, February 25th, at 4 O'Clock D
IN In fpnt Of the premises This property fronts
Sth street west, between New York avenue end X
street imm ediately opposite the " orthern Liber-
ties Market and improved with nine buildings
yielding yearly over 5000 There Is not q more
conspicuous, handsome, and healthy location In
inc cry and must shortly command a large price
Title indisputable.
1t will be sold without reserve
feb 1S-d A GREEN Arct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDS ME- TwO-STORY FRAM z
House ana Lot at Auction-On THURS
DAY, the 2Gth inst l shall sell, In front CT the
premises, at II O'Clock p IN part II Lot No 6,
In square No 49, with the improvements which
are good two-stoIy Frame House, &c.
The above property is handsomely located on
South q between Il and 9th Streets west
Terms: OEe-fourth, sash balance Ia 6, l2, ard
Is months, for notes bearing interest from day Of
sale. deed given and a deed CT trust taken.
Title indispu.ab!e. A. GREEN,
feb God Auctioneera
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BY JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.

DER EMPTORY SALEOF TWO DESI.
Il Fable Dwelling Houses on 4th street.
between q and III streets, at AuctfoB.-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February oath, AT a
O'Clock, en- the premises, shall sell subdivision
No 2, OF toe eastern haf Of Lot No. 8, in square
SIG, commencing for the same at the distance of
40 feet north from the southeast corner Of said lot
and running thence north 40 feet with the line of
Atm street; thence west 80 feet inches to an al
ley thence south 40 feet; thence east 50 feet 3
inches TO the place Of BEGINNING; together with
the Improvements, consisting Of a nearly rev
two story Brick dwelling House, containing four
good rooms and q kitchen also, a two-story
Frame Dwelling House, containing four rooms,
which will be seld separate IL desired
This property will be sold without reserve 10
the highest bidder, as the owner is about 70 re.
move from the city.
Terms: One-fourth, cash the residue In g. IL
and Is months, with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on tie premises.
feb Gid JAS. G.. MCGUIRE Auct
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By L. 8. WRIGHT; Georgetown.
Ok 000 FKUIT TREES AT Auction.
SCsOoO On WEDNESDAY, the 25,h In
stant at IL O'Clock IN, shall sell, without re-
serve the entire stock Of the Nursery OF the late
John II King, near Georgetown, consisting OF
Is O0o choice Apple Trees
0OO do Peach do
5000 Apple Stocks, for grating
SEQ dwarf Pear Trees, very choice
The entire Stock being very desirable To he
sold In lots to suit purchasers
We deem II unnecessary to say anything further
Is SO well known.
sale to take place on the premises
Catalogues can be obtained at the Office of w
Albert King, CT Of The Auctioneer
EDWARD 3. WRIGHT
leD 2O-4tF Auctinnspr
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Kew York Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. % Flour has declined.
sales of 5 600 bbls.; State So 30aS6 40; South.
ern So 75aS7.
Wheat is dull at 81 so for white, and 81 So
for red. Corn has a downward tendency
sales Of %, 600 bushels; mixed 75c
Pork is ste ady; new mess 81 IS. Beef is
unclaimed; repacked Chicago Sl5aSl5.75.
Lard il firm at l44c.
Whisky is firm; Ohio 28tc
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ByJAs. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY VAS. c MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE OF small Brick
~ Dwelling House and Lot on 7th street,
between north and o streets.-On FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, February 27th, at Az
O'CLOCK, on the premises. shall SELL without re-
serve, the north part Of Lot No. TO- in square No.
49 fronting is feet inches on 9TH street. bet north
N and U Streets running back leo feet. with the
Improvements, consisting Of a neat two story
Brick Dwelling House, containing four rooms
and a kitchen
Terms: One-half cash; the residue In six
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Title indisputable
feb 23-d JAS C. McGUIRE Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
gyyRUSTFE,S SAILED Slrtrp q

VENR UST ELS SAL E.-Cn SATURDAY, 2Sth
Il February, 1857, att 4 O'Clock p. IN IN front
OF the premises, bV virtue % deed Of trust to
me, dated alay l2th, 1S5l, and recorded In Libsr
A. No -, folos ass, &C one Of the land
records OF Washington county, District Of Colum-
bia, Lot No ], sQuare No $50, having frort on
Third street west OF IS feet inches, aad IS feet
on street south.
Terms cash.
All conveyances at the cost OF the purchaser.
J. IL. GODDARD, Trustee
feb H. A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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Financial

NEW YORK, Feb. %. - Stocks are duIl /.
Chicago and Rock Island 100; Cumberland
Coal Co, 49,: Illinois Central Shares. 1875; !;
dc. bonds, $751;; New York Central 80; Read
ing S03 Va. 6's 92t; Mo 6's SAT.
Sterling exchange is dull,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb % -Flour-Sales of How
ard street and Ohio at S6.l2t.
Wheat is better; prime white 81 60asI 81.
Germ is unchanged; sales at 6Oa62,.
Whisky is frmer sales at 2Sa29c
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NEW DRY GOOD STORE.

NEW DRY GOOD STORE
VNHE HAVING PURCHASED
l. the stock OF Dry Goods In tie store, No. 37S
7th str ct, near l. formerly occupied by X. 6 Hy-
att, and recently by J. w Barreclo, will hereaf-
ter continue the business In said store where he
will be pleased TO see his friends and the public
In general and will enaeavor to please evefy cus
TONER that favofs him with their patronage
Having bought the cd stock at greatly reduced
price, he is closing II out at 20 per cent less than
the origina! cost In order to make room for fresh
supply Of Spring Goods.
CHAS F. PERRIE,
feh N'?w No. 375 It'll street, near I.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS,
Ino1 IHh ASSOCIATED PRESS.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of thu Asia.

new YORK, Feb.i22.-The Cunard steam.
SLIP ASIA, from Liverpool on the 9TH instant,
500 e co. snis forenoon. The Asia brings nearly
s4vO 600 in specie.
NJ. DSlias had given banquet 10 Lord
psii, .ne new American Minister.
I,ament met on the ID of Pebru.rv The
Sueens speech says that n.cot;.t;o,. .;,s
tne I aited States and Hondu rss = hont G.,,,.I
ni.:t are IN progress, and hopes thu ain
culties VIII be settled. The rsnI, ;. 80.
queens speech was agreed 70. bsyins 49,.
presented IN the usual form SesA
The wars with Persia and Chin. .
di cussed, and information cail.a tos sa eeen
Grey called for despatch written bv b;n,s.ir
when in tae Colonial Office. p-ohibi,ine a.
English local authorities at Canton from a. lins
active measures without referring to the Hon.
Government which despatch be had written
alter comforting with the Duke Of W ellington,
An interesting discussion was had concern.
ing the HudsOn's Bay Company, on a motion
to appoint committee to inquire into the
state Of the possessions over which that COM
pany have the license to trade. IL was rug
gested by several speakers that the monopoly
should be broken up and the lands thrown
open for colonization. Mr.. Laing alluded 10
the tide Of emigration now setting toward Min
nesOta, and said the only mode Of averting q
conflict between England and the United
States, which might arise from American en-.
ting upon kpglish territory, would be the an
nexaton Of Hudson's Bay territory with Can
ada. The motion was agreed to.
The treaty in relation to the sound dues has
/ zen printed. Article 4th binds all the States
sguiug the treaty to pay Denmark sc, 57O, 600
rix dollars, according TO the quotas already
agreed upon.
A telegraphic despatch from Constantinople
says that Russia demands the occupation of
the Persian province of MaIanderan. The
English have reconstructed the forts at Bush
ire, left troops there, and marched upon Mob
amora, which commands both the province OF
Ears and the road to Shiraz They are also to
occupy MahOmmoro and Bender AL, two towns
on the Persian Gulf,
The Eoglish and French troops have been
ordered to evacuate Greece, their demand
having been fully complied with. A commits
sion of the three protecting Powers, Russia,
England and France, has been appointed TO
inv estigate the condition Of the Greek finances
In the Liverpool market the brokers' circu-
lar states that fair and middling qualities Of
cotton are somewhat lower, and that the lower
grades are rather higher. Sales of the week
IS, 500.
Breadstufs were generally dull and without
particular change, except that corn had ad-
vaneed Cd, at which quotations were barely
maintained. Provisions were generally steady
and unchanged. Sugar had advanced Sd.
n
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ID. SMIT n,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
CONVEYANCING IN ALL ITS BRANCH
" e., promptly attended to; and all business
pertaining to the once Of a Magistrate will be
dispatched at the earl est moment
Once 18Th street, between and 9, west
ssae' feb film
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ Collection Of Books.--On TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, February 2i,h
and 2Sth, commencing at o'clock. at the Auc-
ton Rooms, / shall sell a valuable invoice OF
BOOKS, comprising the principal standard works
OF the day, many Of them London editions.
Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms, JAS. C.. MCGUIRE,
1eD 2l.d Auctioneef
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To hy where danger calls is first our aim,
To lend a helping hand We ready are;
We love our cause, and glory in our NAME
Where'tr the hi Is we are ACTIVE there
Active, oh, let US ever prove to be,
Twill add a charm to our felicity.
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~ A live snake has been seen wriggling
about on the snow near Abingdon.
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niL FOR MACHiNERY.-THE SUB
" scriber dssires to call the attention of persons
using steam or other machinery to his Lubricating
Oh, which cannot be surpassed for the purpose II
Is intended to be used for.
J. R, McGRE6OR,
feb l8-2aw1m 534 It'll street.
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ITO EAHIBIT1RS OF THE NJ. Nj. Far
l. A quantity of GLASS CASES and SASHES
for sale cheap at 39i Penn. avenue, over Mr.. Ri.
densur's Confectionery. feb L3-tf
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Hildt, Mr..
HAMILTON KNOWLES, Of Georgetown, to
Miss MARGARET BAwSEL, Of Washington.
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PAINTING EMPORIUM
lust OPENED ON A NEW PLAN NO.
~ 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 9Th sts
no tn side, sign OF the large Eagle.
HOUSE, SIGN, and FANCY PAINTIN6 Of
every description VIII be executed at reasonable
prices, and by competent workmen. -
l am determined to give entire satisfaction 10
all who viii give me trial. =.
Sign and Fancy w ork ten per centcheeper tnen
ths old standard prtee.
The Establishment will be open from q: m,
to u past O'Clock p. m ana all orSen vii oe
promptly attended to. zen ie-eim
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IT WILL be perceived by reference to our
advertising columns that Mr. Rufus Dawes of
this city, whose reputation as an able thinker
and vigorous writer needs no comment from
US, will deliver the opening lecture before the
members of the Washington Art Association
NJ the Smithsonian Institution on Tuesday
evening next at II o'clock. His subject is a
peculiarly interesting one, and we doubt not
the lecture will attract full audience.
Hon. K. Tyson, who was to have deliver
ed the first lecture Of the course, but who from
the pressing nature of his public duties will be
unable to do So, has consented, we understand
to deliver the closing address.
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WAsHIsGToN's BIRTH DAr.-The Alexan-
drisns celebrate the birthday of Warrington
today 1.-THE ed falling on Sunday by q mil
itary parade, a procession, the reading of
Washington's farewell address, and an ora
ton also, by public dinner and ball at
night. We wish we could say so much for the
city named after Washington. The Light In
fantry company of this city DO not mean, how
ever, to let the occasion pass altogether un-
celebrated, and their drill and ball will be
the great points of attraction tonight.
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E>OR RENT.-A PLEASANT AND AGREE
Il able ummer Residence, with Flower and
vegetable Garden attached, situated on the North
CaPiol Road, about minutes walk from the
Corporation limits, and adjoining 6leuwood
Cemetery Inquire Of WILLIAM EMMERr
Mount Pleasant fen 32w*
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FOR RENT.-THE HOUS Sc ON TIE
corner OF 6 and 18th streets, row OCCURRED
By The Secretary Of War. II Is first ass house,
containing all the modern Improvements, and
suitable for all the purposes OF large family in
tl1ding ample stable r0on &c Possession given
fee Of Riggs & Co. feb DE q
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A YSICIAN, WHOLE

"A sands OF Life have neariy run OUT, olscoveaeu
while living in the East Indies, a certain Tor
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, O0hghs,
Colds, and 6eneral Debility wishing TO do as
much good as possible he will send to such OF his
an icted fellow beings as request IL, this recipe,
with full and explicit direction ms for making Il mp
and SUI cessfully using IT, He requires each ap-
pltcant 10 enclose him one shilling three cents to
te returned as postage on the eciPe, and the re-
maIrder TO be applied 10 the payment Of this ad-
verts ement Address DR.. II. JAMES, Jersey
Civ NJ 4. feb 16-lm
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Tickets FIFTY CENTS-to be had Of any of
the members, or at the door on the evening OF the
party.
COMMITTEE Of Ayrasg smeats
Alex Eaton. Sam'l Ca Isle, 2Lo's Cook,
John w Nokes, VIM Lindsay. feb 2l .2ts
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MECHANICAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND
SCiEHTiEIC BULLETIN,
of the M ep0litan Institution Fair.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH
Il daily, during the continuance of the Metro-
poltan Institute Fair and In the Fair Building "a
Journal, devoted TO general intelligence illustra-
lions OF new tnven' ions. etc. IL offers an unusu
al opportunity for manufacturers, patentees, pat
ent. and other agents to give a wide spread
circulation to their advertise ments, and to inven-
tors for explaining the utility, economy, and
operation Of their productions.
The latest important news by telegraph will
also DE found in Its columns
Applications for subscriptions and advertise
ments can be made to
HENRY POLKINHORN, or
leu ZD-3W Il. BARNARD.
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For Sale and Rent,

E'OR RENT OR SALE.-THE NEW TWO
Il story Frame House corner Of 22d and IA
STREETS, First Ward. Inquire at J Is MOORE's
ings. feb 012t
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The HEBREW BALL 1t must not be forgot
ten that the second annual ball of the Hebrew
Literary Association takes place at the As
ssmbly Rooms on the night of the 81 prox
Their last annual ball was one of the most
pleasant ever given in Washington, and was
OF course graced by the presence Of large
number of beautiful young ladies, the race be-
ing famous the world over for ths production
Of beautiful women. On this occasion, tho
association have made extraordinary efforts to
give ball worthy of the season-immediateIy
before the inauguration-when there will be
thousands here from a distance anxious to be
present at such an entertainment
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FOR SALE OR RENT-A SMALL TWO
Il story Brick and whole Square No. 800, fronting
on 18th and l2h streets west, and V and w streets
north, suitable Tor Market Garden or Dairyman
For particulars inquire OF h. COW Wing no
2SS u street, between 18th and Nth. feb 1914
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ALEXANDRIA AND WARRINGTON
BOAT
FINHE STEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON
Il VIII depart at the following -lE--
hours: -
Leave Alexandria ~, 9, IL, N, 81, al.
Leave Washington sK. 10, IL, ~ 4,5K.
feb lS-d JOB CORSUN CAPTAIN
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E'OR RENT.-TWO LARGE WELL FIN
l. ished Rooms, on the second oor over the
subscribers Marble Show Room, opposite the
site OF the National Theatre. The rooms are sep
arated by folding doors has marble mantels and
gas fixtures. Inquire on the premises
feb 2i-2w ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD
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FOR L N TIN GEORGETOWN, ON
Il Montgomery street, near Gay, Dwelling
house In complete order newly papered, painted,
and contain ng nine rooms, pantry, airy, smoke
mouse, DC, with large garden. flower yard and
ver-failing pump The rent will be low to
suitable tenant Apply to Mr.. SMITH, next
oOoI, of 10 a Il \ De. feb 2]-eC3t