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AT PRIVATE sALk-A drsfafe blood hoy carriage
10 yuuag sound, and perfectly
r.nue Alec, New York built esrsge, nearly
vey excellent The above properly
seen application livery stables, 18Th
Prnn~ylvauia avenue.
Teb ls- 9nvaw
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EOR RENT-Thst very comnodions aud convenient brown
side OF between
eh II and has the beet order @
Robert McCieand Interior, he being The
complexion Possession viii be gwen within
a few days after the 10th Of March.
subscriber s29 ", between ON and 7ih
Streets the works At the Patent Once - - -
Feb27-u ThOhAs BERRY
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Hoaors 10 DR.. Kane.

PHILADEIPHrA, March 1.-The remains Of DR.. Kane
rived at the baltimore depot this afternoon They
corted the route by the first troop cavalry the Wash
ington Grays acting guard of honor The body
In Independence Hail. the interior and all the OF
fully decorated with cameias, voluntary offering from
Peter Mackenzie intimate friend OF the deceased Flags
throughout the city were displayed at bsma and daped
in mourning Large crowds gathered all points to view
the escort and rem rains.
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Sanding Of che Nia2ara, dc,

BosroS March 1.-THE steamship Niagara sailed Al
noon for Liverpool via Halifax, with $780, 900 in specie
There are signs of the steamer North America at Port
land or America at Halifax.
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IrDR REyT-Jhr brick dwelling with all the
modern situated norh aide, between
9th and 10Th To rood and permanent tenant The rent wiz
be moderate. inquire No. 1914 street
March 7--SGtift
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funieiipal Election.

BELFAST, (Me.,) March Our municipal election to-
day resulted in tie vote for mayor and consequently ther
has been no choice The democrats have majority in the
city council Last year the republicans in the acend
ant BY $50 majority.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The NaUal CourtThis court yesterday resumed the in
vesgation of the of R. W. Meade late lieutenant in
the United Saus navy dropped by the late naval board
Mr. Meade is attended by Messrs. Phillips Bradley, and
Blount counsel Surgeon Williams of the United States
navy and Messr Hart and Delaro naval contractors
the witnesses who examined in this on Tuesday
Yesterday other Witnesses including Mr. Boykn, naval
storekeeper Captain Cunningham, Of the United States
navy and Commodore Mercer examined the sew
eral heads of ness for the naval service required by the
act Of January L. 1851 In the Of the
iuaiion of Commodore Mercer the judge advocate put
question as TO Mr. Mesdt general reputation in the navy
which being objected by Mr.. Meades counsel, paper
was prepared by them and submitted to the court
Official ntsrpispWe understand that the dropped and
retired officers OF the navy in body paid their respects
yesterday Mr. Secretary Touey atthe Navy Department
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Apard-The Secretary of the Treasury has awarded
the contract for constructing the cusomhouse post
Office and court house Portsmouth New Hampshire, to
Charles Fl. Merrill of Georgetown, d. G., he being the
lowest bidder, for the sum of $50, 72s es.
posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Nor Post O6fces-The following new post oiccs have
been established for which the following gentlemen have
been appointed postmasters:
Ranch, Autauga county, Alabama; George A Logan
postmaster
Ceraiio, Ohio county, Kentucky; Andrew W. Baker
postmaster.
Lafayette Contoalosta county, California BENZ Shreve
postmaster
Island Home, Tallapoosa county, Alabama J. 7. Rug
SELL postmaster.
Haylesville, Henry county, Tennessee; VIM. McKaske
postmaster.
Monteyideo San joaquin county California Binuu
White postmaster.
Oshemo, Kalamazoo county, Michigan; William Drum
monds, postmaster.
Crystal, Montcam county, Michigan; Alfred A. Proc
tor, postmaster.
West gloomer, Mon,calm county, Michigan Benjamin
Carey, postmaster.
Trempers Kill, Delaware county, New York Andrew
Hawver, postmaster
Slocumville, Washington county, Rhode Island iona
than Socum postmaster.
DscoafinuedThe following post Offices have besn dis
continued
Reform, Fayette county, Kentucky.
| o k Hill, Fauquer county, Virginia
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ZEN ERA l. NEW s.

FaoM CANADA EuRoPE.--The Chicago Ledger says
that number Of vessels will be chartered in the Rprng to
load direct for Europe The Canadian schooner Andrew
Stephens has already been chartered TO take load of
visions TO Glasgow.
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I HCruEEs tho nsitIsh Poets. ny Henry Reed
Ii 2 vols.
The Of s0iesre f1ae Ct seenth Century. by c.
s. w.
sylvia Thomas Buchanan Read.
Clarfmont; The Undivided Household
History Of King Richard ihe first. BY Jacob Abooti
Dochaug's Elements Of lane and Solid Ge0metry
Artists Bride; PswnbrokeTis He'll. BY Emerson Bennett
DeBowis Review for MEreh.
Mar y FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Mil.eaukee and Mi.si.sippi Railroad.

A1pxxy, March lo.-The Milwaukee and Mississippi rail
road is complete within mile Of Prairie du Chen, the
bank of the Upper Mississippi river and opens for through
business the lst April.
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PREPARING THE LEyATHAy yEssELa--The Port
land State of Maine states that of the piers of the
wharf for the mammoth steamship Great Eastern is nearly
completed 1t is substantial thoroughly built structure
with about thirty feet of water at the end and surmounted
by commodous shed for goods and rail Work has
commenced on the other.
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6FrrcrAL.

BuAsaa Prsdni Of Uaifsd safss Of .aeea, 70
ali srho1a u may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited thai Werner
Dresel appointed mbe, for the city "
Baltimore, hereby recognise bg SUCH and declare him
ee exercise enjoy funeons and privileges
Uniled States.
Ia testimony whereof these letters 10 be made
patent, alfred.
Given under my hand city Of Washington, the tenth
r. 81 day March, 1887 independence Of The
United States Of America the esL
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the Presidents
LEwIs CAss Seeretary State.
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Imporsant from Nicaragua and south America.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamship Black War
rio New York via Havana has arrived at the Baize
The Aspinwl Courier OF the 3D. instant says that COL
Lockrdge has forced his way up the San Juan river with
small loss and capturing much and munitions and also
another steamer.
In Peru the revolutionists successful.
Commissioner Morse has been favorably received by the
New Granadian government who, however, labor throw
the blame on the Americans in the Panama riots.
The soop-owar Saratoga bad sailed from Apinwall for
Greytown.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT.

Ardrd--The Secretary of the Treasury has awarded
the contract for constructing the custom-house pos
Office and court house Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Il
Charles Fl. Merrill of Georgetown, d. G., he being th
lowest bidder, for the sum of $50, 72s 96.
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SPRING G0ODs--E OWEN q SON, military and naval
y GA Pennsylvania make known to
they have just opened their second
spring goods embracing choice selection Of cloths
and vesns aud will be pleased have them call and
anime. Mar 6--diw
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h7- he Animal Exhibition Of the Washing
Associations comprising by the
United States, will be opened pubic
Mr. Corcorans building street, 18Th lsh
Saturday morning the IN INSTANT 10 O'Clock and
continue open, un further notice. day between The
TO- m. Tickets admission
the door, and principal bookstores single
admission twenty FIVE sesscn tickets, hty
Mrt-dn
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STOLES-A draft daed Washington, February 10Th, or l7h
u ls5 or three tousand doars 3000)
sight, BY Riwooi Fisher Marshall q, Rooer and BY him
of @. Kidder, and by him endorsed
cautioned against negotiating the said
payment or the came has been Stepped.
March lQ-3ld
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UNITED STATES NAVAL CousT ov INQUIRY.
Washington, February %, 1857
information
section OF tha act Of jam
respectively advised by
when their shall have been referred 10 the court and hat
presenting they should
pared they may desire
moned specifying specfye NJ HBness for
sevceu mentioned the their TO be
applied and suggesting the deny which
be required; and respect &C what Witnesses
Feb 2af--d J. NJ. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
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PRINTERS IN PESssYLvASIA.-Gsn. Packer, the demo-
cratic nominee for governor Of Pennsylvania is printer
BY trade The United States senators and the Chief
Justice of Pennsylvania also formerly printers.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Mr. Strickland the democratic candidate for canal
missioner in Pennsylvania, is also printer.
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Laws cAss, seerstary Of STATE.
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AUCTION SALES.
I1SDAY5&. TO MoRR0W MORNING;

Corner of Pennsylvania uenss ami orr 60,
SALE OF-ELEGANT CHINA S,T Ass TED
- RA sCoIIA, AND PLAIAD wARE, BIssrEr FiS-
&c.-On FRIDAY MORNtN5i,t the All mas :, y;
10 clock at Combs Hall. No. 20 ~
enne, south slds, the corner OF 10th street a
VIII sell one OF the largest and most elegant sort
ment OF Glass and China Ware, TO-, ever offered m
inns city; VS. lame but in part. 80. s,.s.
Cut bohemian Decanters. Gohlets. Wines, Tum-
bleTs, and Articles for the Toilet, -.
~ zen Cut- glass Ware of every variety,
beantIf9i Cut glass and Bohemian Vases, Shades,
-, and Mantei Ornaments. i. a 49, -a
EiegnM Terra Gotta Vases, Ornaments, Figures, nd
Fine and heavily plated Castors, LIQUOR Stands
:, waters, Mugs, Goblets, &c, - :
tarlan vases. Figures, and Ornaments
DeaetlIui ISnch China Tea AID Coffee Sets, Tete-
Enc French China Cups and saycsrs.
DeanIi1l painted China Vases. Figures, and Man
a large lot OF Fancy Goods Perfumery. &e
Ai:So lHl.ed amount OF first class Jevelry
Ihese goods have been selected with rest care as
- style ana quality. and will be offered IN the
represented. 90
Sale continued on Friday and SATURDAY. nights And
saturday morning. Ladies are invited TO attend
Terms ash an bankable funds
: dts WALL BARNARD. Aucts
III THE ABOVE SALE UNAyOIpABIy
Iostponed lowing to the goods not arriving In time
until hIDAl, december II, same hour.
uo-to WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
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GEoRG TORN APFhIRs
Corrssposdexes Of TA. Star.


GEoRe ETowN. Dec. 90. 1857.
An ehcellent opportunity will he offered The
benevolent this evening at the Union Chapel, in
the First Ward, Washington to contribute their
means towards the relief Of the needy and, al the
same tyne, get the fnll worth Of all q NAV cost
them The Young Mems Christian Association.
having IN charge a Sabbath School, Of about one
huhd red pupils, at the Western Hose House. have
concluded to give concert, by the children the
proceeds OF which II TO be expended In relieving
The mEltltudes Of needy and distressed persons
they daily find while going their rounds OF d uty
We hope To see the chapel crowded by the
friends OF the Association and the needy ones
There will also be short addresses delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Rogers and A. HYDE, ESQ.
The weather for the last day or two has been
unusually mild for the season, accompanied by
considerable quantities OF rain, which has rem
dered outdoor business rather disagreeable and
slack.
The Hon. Sydney Dean. of Vermont member
OF the House of Representatives of the United
States, Is announced 10 occupy the pulpit OF the
Dnmbarton street vi. E. Church on Sabbath morn
ing next.
The supply Of -four continues light and is held
at S5a5 l2. Wheat, in considerable Quantities Is
arriving in wagons, aud is selling at 81 05as u
for good qualities Of red and white. Old corn is
held at 6ci Zoe. for prime qualities Of white and
yellow, and new ia the ear at 90 Is per barrel
SPECTATOR
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CoRREcTIOS.-TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
Dear SIR: The account published IN your paper Of
the 9Th INST oi AN alleged riot saturday night last,
IN the st. Charles Hotel Restaurant is incorrect m
almost every particular; and you will do us
justice by publishing this, true statement of the
Affair." .'-r- .-
The facts are as follows: Three gentlemen were
taking some Oy sters At the box, when three nd i'd
uals came IN for the came purpose; they were told
they could not be attended to just then. but mus st
wait their turn In lew nom &, OF the three
sBiems having satisfied his urned one
Of fhe and obseTv cd to him that he could
then be attended la. The reply he received very
insulting, being TO the puTpOrt that nothing was
wanted T. ON him; and, at the same time, q strong
demonstrail ION was made to commit an assault. One
OF the nropIetOIs then inter lered, and lmmedI
atey assaulted; he eXtIcaied himself by the sist
ance of has partner, aud To the street calling To
the watch; his assorlte ia the me1ntiIne, had be
fred at, tho ball passing within SIX inches Of has
the thai fred; but, while one OF the propretoIs
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1 AN IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
in favor of the Consumption Destroy err; also of its
efhcacy In relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The ,rup is pleasant and safe, and
Blue Ridge; 1T is no common article. They are
nicely enveioped IN my circulars where my place of
residence is seen. - f "
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
Tor The Piles can, with the Syrup, b, fou nd at Mr.
y SHOUTS; the syrup is at several other places on
fennsylvanla avenue. as well as Georgetown at
Mr.; NewTnan's on Bridge street. In Alex sndria an
more street.
Notice All those who have found relief from the
use oil this Syrup would cunfer a favor on NJ A
Mount by forwarding them their certificates 81 early
as possible. d 7-tf'
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FUTURE DAYS

BY BADEN Il LOwNDS, Auctioueers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HARDw ARE,
~. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BUILDING MArERI-
PL.TkD WARE.-On SATURDAY MORNING.
"a front OF our store. No. "a Centre Market Space
between 1th and 9Th streets, at 10 o clock A. m v
shall commence the sale Of tensve lot of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Household Furniture Bulldinr
Hardware, Silver Silver Plated, and Fancy Goods
Plstois, Knives, &c, which will continue until three
O'Clock p. IN, and be resumed at oVr IOoms AT soy on
oelock-conslstIng In part Of f.
Bedsteads, Mattresses ---
CentTe, Tout and other Tables
SpIng PATENT Mattresses. Table CUTLERY
Chairs, Sofas, &c Locxs. Screws
Carpenters Tools, &C.. &c
Additions TO the above sale respectfully solicited
10 be sold, In connection with the above a lot of
superior Champagne AMI Port Wines,
d9 81 BADEN Il LOWNpS Aucts
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10 TINE PuBLIc.-Ths anonymous article in the
star oil 9Th inst. entitled "A Phase i'm Washington
Lille, and purportins to enapate from the bra in 81
one Joseph Walsh. (but generally believed to be
either the coIuHfarg contribution Of an eesrtass
,tena or the ProdEetiea ora paid scrifsr,I pro-
n9.hce usshe Of naliga Iat Jdtssh Gods. intend :
ga to reject on my cisaIact en- and hold me up 10
Pupnc scorn and rdicnle, al who, having WAY
reeh Ied upon government D, that he in de-
PIssu oI IT, anects TO cnnenn ills former nurture,
mo uenide those now fed upon t. The re puted az,
nSSI, Wdtsh, who thus attempts TO shield himseI II
penihd an anonymous signature, from that rsspoas-
onfy rhtch honorable m ourt rather than !. n nm
ia rbetr publications, brand a cotcardiu Fiar,
nat the public IN general may know the meaning
OF hsmodeus, Stag, would edII attention 10 Jgy
cdrd IN the states of October 6th, i'm references To
ard IN the Washington Navy Yard. In that made
an exposition of the tase means used hy Com La
valette 70 have an excuse for having mo removed
aru the TACT OF walsh really hoidiHe fro Sifnd-
uonS IN the Navy Yard, the owe (the clsrkshfp TO
ths e,rt engineer at $500 per day. is nontpaRV
het9 ~ htS son, thirteen years old. To this he
Sdtd ne intended TO make atepiy and also MAKE me
.sr0cf my assertions. The first Re could not do
The Seeond ne dare nor attempt. He stands eon-
against him. So '
IL IS n notoriors fact and one ,corthy the nttsn-
ron ~ a6re-seeksrs, that he holds tp0 situations
one OF clerk 10 the civil gIneer the other of Sur
geons steward, and oftener be found in the office
OF tne civil engineer attending tn the duties belong
Ing To ms sons nominal Office than in the Dsuen-
sary performing his own. HoriHg the eIerkShfp ia
MY son name, Isl mere sham to srnds the lac,
aganst one man holding ttco situations under Gov
eminent, and should be attended To-
J. I'D. O'DONNELL, Druggist,
No. $50, 9Th street, Navy Yard.
washington, ID. c., Dec. ct 1857, It,
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme great
curen OF Consumption, for several ears go
~ afflicted by dy pepsia that for part of the tmo
he was confined Ia his bed He was eventually cured
by prescription furnished him by.a Young claIrvOr
while in state of trance, has cured overy body who
has taken 1t, never having fai led II equally
dents may be found in any drug store I viii send
this valuable prescription to any person who will
supply me with the nrmes and residences of ten
more, individuals suffering with diseases of the
chest lungs, throat, know edge of such inva
lids and the way to reach them an aud tn nv regu-
York Post Office. "
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SPECIAL NoTIcE-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm OF
Loo Flowers Fer dressing Ladies hair use
" Woodland Cream" new pomade II cruises gen
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w Z. FETRIpsE Il Co
~ PrrpTietors, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Wasbington.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers, between 9th and
10th ST., Pa. avenue. II
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BaltImere Markets
RAJ TINA

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1O.-FIour duh: Boyvard
street ana Ohio IS Wheat arm Corn-old whit.
o5ao3c new i0a5Oc., old yellow 60a63c new
l5a55c. Whisky 22a23c
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WATcH RETUKNs.-John Johnson, Ireland
vagrant; workhouse 81 day. George X. Benner
Pa, do: do Richd Richardson, Ohio, do; do
John Semmes, Va, dsorderly; do. Thos Dona
han, ireland, drunk and disOrderly; do. Johr
Bannister, ID. C, do. fine and costs, 80 a.
Charles Dyer, ID. G, do do. John Twomey
ID. c., do; do. John Rely, Ireland, do; work
house 81 days. Nineteen dodgers; all non-resi
dents
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vas Standing near the door, az they went out he re
Ss,ea blow ffoma billy or slups shot from one OF
nm, anu rom the effects of which ne has not ret
rUsveied. Aher they left The bouse whether the
prnnyi, was cueas or permitted to escape the
PiePHguupIs OF the house have no knowledge.
q hhokIoS SAuER, st. Charles Restaurant.
/
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CoURTsHP AND MARRIAGE il the subject Oi
Prof. Fowler's lecture at Temperance Hall this
evening. AL Interested will CT course attend. Phre
n3oslcal examinations gwen daily nj the Avenue
HnnSa.
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WOODLAND CREAM" for the hair; BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS, for cleansing the teeth and
be had at Jos. SHiLLINGToN's book store Odeon
Building, corner "a street and Pa avenue n 10 II
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-A few persons can be accommo-
- dated with BOAR ID by the week month.
Residence No. $40 Mass. avenue, between 4th and
5th streets. Gas in all the rooms. d9-St'
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS can lie accom-
lVl modated with rOmfOrtsble r. O0MS and
BOAR ID 1T Mrs. MANNING'S, No. AS 18th street
between T. and r.. d. g Sts
Id and commodous bouse No 9q6 n sfraet nee >
9TH, where she intends to rent her Rooms furnished
unfurnshed, 60 single gentlemen, or gentlemen
By the day week. Meals sent out at all hours Of
the day. nl6-1m"
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I AIDES FURS!

| AIDES FURS! LADIES' FuRSm
The following is n list of prices Of FURS con
signed me on c0mmIss on from Fur Company an
New York, to be sold at New York wholesale
prices:
Sets Rock Marten viotorines and half Capes
from .......... $500 to 1890
Sets French Sab halfand three quarter
Capes. ............... 7.n0 to u GO
Sets Go mantlas and Clocks IL o. TO 49, q
Se's fi'ch ctorlnes and Half Capes 1890 to 10 20
sets Stone Marten NctorInes .I7.O TO 2. go
Sets Mink Sable NictorInes and Half
CaPes .;s.;-......:.... 1000 to IS 90
Sets Mink Sable Three fourth and Full
Capes $500 to $500
Cloak s. On to 6n. 70
sets Hu lson Bay Sable Half Capes 90 90 to 95 20
Sets DO do do Three fourth. 100 90
Misses siberian square ga pes. 81 to 90
Misses limitation Ernine Capes .. 2jat TO 20
Gentemens r ar collars and Gloves. $50 to $50
Hudson ia, Sable. Mink, Fitch French
Sable, and other Mulfs at prices rom 500 to $500
b. II. STINEMhTZ,
236 Pa. avenue, near 18th street,
d8 next door TO Madame nelaEun
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DR.. PoPR,
HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgson
De MenOu or Chain Buildings, No. SIG street.
north side, between 18th and l4th SITS l. eosm
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United state. Seu.,,r r,.-.

htcHMoHn,NA., Dec lo-Hon r NJ. I. Hun.
ter was this morning reelected 10 the r. a So
ate by the Virginia Legislature, by nearly unani
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lT WILL PAY to look In at FRANCIS, on Seventh
street: He has all the new and useful articles for
housekeeping, and large stock of Baskets Cal AS
Hrushes, Combs, Pocket Knives, Razors, SCISSORS
&C. lie is selling low. dSIw
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RELTGIOUs.-Dr. Teasdale, it is announced
will preach and baptise in his church on Thir
tenth street, tonight.
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CHICKERING q Suns PIANOS.

Just received, number of Pianos. including gu
perb PaTlor Grand. a perfect duplicate toN-n
the one used bv NJ. Tha.l,erg 1T has last
conceIts an tHis GU. rms instrument wasNt St'
only by them. having patent action.
The SUI scrlher's stock. In number, quaity. and
variety style, embracing PIanos from four Of the
best Boston and New York factor les fsr SURPRISES
any other IN this city. AS he purchases ex cuSIveI
for cash, aud with long eNncreue, ia the business
he Will guaranty to purch the best Ins rumeu's
per. -
Second hand Pianos taken IN part payment
A number Of second hand TIanos for rent or for
sale at low prices.
A good assortment of superior Melodeons end of
Martins celebrated Guitars.
superior Harp by kvard. IF PARIS. for sale
RICHARD DAVIS.
d5-eod Penn srenne
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MARRIED.
ID ED,

On the 81 instant, by the Rev. DR.. Doggett. Mr.
JAMES n: SllREVE. Jr.. of this city, to Mis-,
CARRIE r.. RAY, Of Washington county. ID. L.
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In Baltimore city. on nth instant. after long anc
painful suffering of cancer, SALLIE. the beloveC
wife of John B. Carroll, and daughter of the late
Capt. John Ross, of Alexandra, Va.
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