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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-27
BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR
FopTp kWooD sEvkN-ocIhvE CHIcksRINe PIANO
HANDSOME GILT FRAME MIRRORS. RICH SILK Ann
Mo dfP ffsT;.s Msrs Chs
al a. 40 clock, and continuing from day to day until
Furniture and effects Of the :Ebbitt House sitUr
ated on street, between 18th and I4th Streets EN-
Der FarnitSre. Bedding, &c. 'e Oh faf'"r and Cham
TINS extensive establishment embraces some
eighty FIVE psrlors and chambers, which have been
fitted up IN style unequaled in this CITY, the Furni-
ture all having been made at the beat estab shments
OF tins city and of very superior style and finish
Elegant rosewood seven-octave Pianoforte. by
Elegant French plate glt-frsme manteI. pier, and
. oval Mirrors, of various sizes and styles
cred French and tete-a tete Sofas
rm, ladies' and parlor Chairs
Suite Of rosewood Pasior T urnituGe, finished in
crimson and gold brocatelle, comprising two
tote a-tete Sofas, two arm Chairs, and eight par
Suites of handsome walnut figured damask covered
raT3r si pshis1re CONSISTING OF two SOFAS, two
Handsome walnut Whatnots, Etage res. and Book
Beautiful esnie sofa and side Table.
-. IN rosewood, walnut. and mahogany
Elegant hEroc, roc, 6amast and lace Curtains
Rich French China Vases, Candclatras and other
Superior Velvet, English, Brussels, and three ply
- Carpets throughout the house
Brussels ard Venetian hall aud stair Carpets
on Cloth. Rugs. stairs Rods ard Ewes
Splendid rosewood, walnut. and mahogany marble
top dressing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward
robes
Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads
bles ~
Solid cherry, Bedsteads, ,wsrdrobcs, and Wash
stands of superior make
Painted ~ ardr0bes, Redsteads, and Washstands
Superior curled hair Mattresses,
Fine Gather Beds. Boosters and Pillows
Very extensive lot OF superior h ankets MarseiIles
Quilts, Comforts, bedspIeads, SheetiIg, Boil
ster and Pillow slips,
Hrench China, marbled and granite Toilet Sets,
Mahogany hair sprlRg-seat Sofas, Rockers, arm ard
side Chairs,
Hair Cloth, rep. and damask- covered Lounges,
Marble-top SIdeboards and Beaufets,
bookcases, w rltlng- Desks. Arm Chairs,
Eight superior engraved heavy silver plated Tea
Sets,
Silver plated Castors. Walters, Tea and Coffee
Urns, Spoons and Forks,
Superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons.
WI lnut ard mahogany extension, breakfast, card,
and side Tables.
Superior oak cane seat dining Chairs,
French China and granite Dinner Dessert, and Tea
Service,
Chrystai CUTS glass Decsnters, Water Bottles, Cob
lets. Tumblers and Wine Glasses,
Block TIN Urns, Chahng Dishes and Dish Covers,
Radiator, open crate and air tight Stoves
Together with general assortment of every article
in the Housekeeping line.
Terms So and under, cash over that sum, a
credit of 2, s. and months. for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
m II cod J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIonear.

fHRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE aNDIOT
~ virtue OF a deed of trust, dated 9Th of hug-
ast, 'So, ard duly recorded in Liber J. A. s.
shall sell, at public auction, ON the premises IN
ny ~ DA6, 9Th April. 1853. at O'Clock p. III,
street east. near l. street south i'm the citx 0f
nv ss ni and known and distinguished upon
u square 76s. and particularly described as follows
Sonmencing on the west side of Sd street east, s.
Ieet south from street south. and running thence
south on Sd street east IS feet thence wei IS9
~ ieet 10 Canal street thence north fronting on
ftret "a 3-i2 feet, and thence east 1905 u feet
dwelling house. h"iiio
q. eIms: $500 cash; balance in and 70 months. Tt
~ hPaaao.e' All conVeyancIng at the expense
VI pg y, onaser. JOB FOX. Trustee
mf-dts A. GREEN Anct
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Latest from Utah.

ST. LoUIs, March 27-The Santa Fe papers
report that the Government wagons sent from
Santa Fe TO Fort Burgwin, under convoy Of Capt
Bowmans command Of seventy men, will 20 to
Utah with Capt. Marcy.
The Utah Indians are represented to be In great
want, and will be literally supplied.
The correspondent Of the Republican reports
lat the mail party met with five government
trains.
The grass was growing rapidly on the plains,
and would subsist stock in five days.
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

III rURE AT Auc1noS.Don MoNbsy Moan
ING, the 18th instant AZ 10 O'Clock, shall SELL at
the Parsonage of the Union Chapel, on Fl street be
tween 2lst and I'D, good lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. such as
3 ack walnut Iete -tete and Rockers,
Mahogany PaIlor Chairs, WhaInots.
MahoIany Bureaus and Centre tables,
Mahogany WashsInk and Washstands,
Beosteads, Wardrobe. oane and wood seat Chairs,
window blind Shades, Toilet Sets,
Gather Beds. HAIR and sbuck Mattresses
Gomiofts, Quilts, Sheets AMI Blankets,
Engilsh Brussels Carpet. Chamber Carpets,
Olicoth, Stair and Step Carpet
Conking and Parlor and Chamber Stoves,
with general Assortment of China and Giass
Ware. Kitchen Utensils &c
Terms: All sums of and under $50. cash 7; over
90, credit OF thirty and sixty DAYS for notes sat-
lstactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
m sd A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

TIov H., m BRHILUINI LOTS At AUG
= TloN.-on WEDNESDAY, the s. 81 instant I
shall sell, IN front of the premises. nj o'cIocL 1
~ nanas some Building LOts subdivision of SQUARE
a., Ill ,which are of moHer depth running
ttoaIeys; rms property beautifully Situated
Dounaed by 9TH and 7th streets west, and ami It
s T noith and perfectly graded on each street
be expected. 10 aisoih may
i. rms: One third cash; the residue in 6 % 10
dnu months, or notes bearing interest from the
H E OF safe deed gwen and deed Of trust taken
the purchaser or purchasers. ~ vi
pa o-d A. GREEN. Auct
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-Flour IL quie and uu-
changed; Ohio and Howard street - So; City
Mills is nominal.
Wheat is active in the higher grades, but low
and prime grades are dull; 81 2Sasl 40 for good
TO prime whites.
Corn is active and closed buoyant; at 56a5sc.
whit, and 20 g . for yellow.
Whisky is duh a 2lHa22k.
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AUCTION SALES,
By ]. c. MCGUIRE. AuctI

By j. G. MEG UlRE. AuctIoneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EE =
Il FECTs AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY MphN-
ING, March 3th 81 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF
lady declining housekeeping on the west SIDE OF
l2Ih street, between aud q streets, shall sell the
Furniture and Effects, comprising &
Mahogany and walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Enclosed and plain w ae hstands,
Lounges cane seat Chairs. Rockers,
Double and single Bedstsads, Mattresses,
Superior Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Mahogany WardrObes- Chamber Tables,
Three ply aud Ingram Carpets. Oilcloth,
Venetian Blinds, WIndow Shades.
Extension Dining Table, SIDE Tables,
China, Gla>s and Crockery Ware.
Cock ng and other Stoves, Tin Safe.
Together with many other Giles in the housekee
ing line.
Terms SIS and under, cash; over that sum. q
credit Of 80 and 81 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
m 2I-d .. c. MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.
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Outrage on an American Vessel.

SAVANNAH, March 27.-The schooner Gordon
(or Bo'den) from MatanZas, with a cargo Of
gar and molasses, reports having been fred at on
SUNDAY last, by the British sloop-of-war StyK,
under the impression that she was a SLAYER.
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From Rio.

NEw York, March IS Rio dates 20 the 18th
OF February have been received Coffee was two
Hundred TeIs hi2 her than on the Sd, and the sup
ply of the market hid almost ceased Stoc x
10000 bags. Flour was dull.
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Mexican Movements.

NEw YORK, March 27-Tbe Tribune OF this
mo- ming says that an agent Of Viduni, in New
YORK, las authority 10 procure a loan by the
mortgage OF duties on the northern fp n,ier Of
Mexico TO BIZ used in organizing an eKpedi tion Of
volunteers TO aid his schemes; but the Mexican
Consul denies the authenticity Of the report, and
says the agent has no authority 10 make such a
pledge; and that any expedition will be treated
flihnStarS
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Fatal Railroad Casualty.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. March ga widow wo-
man, named Mrs. Mary Gutter, while walking
across the Central Railroad bridge YESTERDAY,
was run over bya locomotive and instantly kil' d.
The lady was mutilated in a shocking manner.
She leaves three children
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NEWPORT. r 1, March 25 Yesterday morn
ing twenty-one bathing houses, four ticket on
ces aud another building, used a refreshment
saloon, situated on Etston's beach, were consum-
ed by fire. There was SIC0 insurance on the
property.
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Florida Intelligence.

SAVANNAH, March 27.-The Florida mail
brings Intelligence that the post Office at Tampa
was thoroughly robbed on the 18th inst
The business portion OF the town Of Month
cello, Fla had been destroyed by fire.
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burning of a Steam.r-Lo.s Of Lie.

LOUISVILLE, March 70 The Memphis packet
Evansville was partially DESTROYED 10y nTe AZ
Whisky Shute yeste day. Unfortunately, three
persons lost their lives by the catastrophe.
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Tea sale.

NEW YORK, March s6-At the tea sale to-day
lbw grades of green sold briskly at full price and
some Improvement Higher grades wee heavy,
and some concessions were made
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Cotton FACTORY Burnt.

BosToS, March 26 The cotton batting factory
at Winchester, In this State, was entirely de,
stroyed by fire last evening The loss is about
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AUCTION sALn
TO-DAY r TO-MORROW MORNING.

BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer.
II Arcr,oII SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
a. Io clock a. IN land will be oon,,nnaS d; u.s.
eXtensl4e o s;oel Sal commence the sale of Serv
Seventh street ba,1as oooos IN the store No. SIS
t,nlsus,. fomposns general assortment, VIE:
large assortment Of other Dry Goods ana
Terms: Under S5h, c,sh over ssh orss,. ~ 80
Ing interest. "sat-
m I'D A. GREEN Ana,
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HAMsEHAMs!-AAM aoi % Family Cured
HAMS. unsuros..es IN .ity BY any Bans ever
introduced IN this eityK KING BURCHELL,
m@-st cor vern,oHl avenue sna '''A
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By ]. c. McGUIRE, Auctiopeer

Dy -. Os NioOSihr To- huCtlOncers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HIGHLY I'M
PROVED AND VALUABLE REAL EsT TE.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 5th. 81 5 o'cl' OK,
o{ virtue OF deed of trust, bearing dste on me Sh
OF July, 1875, and duly recorded in l.Iber J. n.
b, No 81 tolos 2 2S5 and 234 one Of the LAND re-
cords Tor Washins ton county, IN the Dstrict ISo-
lumbia, shall sell in font of the premises, at pubic
auction. to the highest bdder iherefor ne vanehe
premises well known as q Flnts Hotel: penn pa.t
lngton, fronting 81 feet Inohes ou Iorth + sHe.t,
between 18th and l4th streets s.st, hno Iu.mg
improvements thereon, consisting 81 subttauilh
and well built three-story otIck owelhns boose.
nerior manner throns bout, with marble msntels,
DC. - -.
two earn for notes bearing interest from the dsy IT
sse secured by deed OF trust on the property; ard
n not complied with within hive days alta the sale
the property will be resoldet the risk and expense
Of the purchaser ~ ten osys noilce. Al oonvey-
WIN. p. WILLIAMS. Trqfct.
mIs-eod&ds J. c McGUIRE 49,.
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DIS. HUNTER d WILL

DRs. HUNTER WILLIAMS,
Physicians for Diseases Of Throat and Lxnss,
81 North Charles street, Baltimore.
Dr Hunter or w IilIams will visit Washington on
the l2th aud 18th of each month"; The next yisii will
be on Monday, March 18th.
Jewelry Store. m % .at
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| WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
GIeam and Water Ices at $50 per gallon at the
fmladelpbIa Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS
mS-lm" J.FUssRLL
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Ds ED.

DIED.
On the 18th instant, IN the Sith year of her age
Mrs. HANOkA MOORE, consOrt of NJ. J. Moore
lisr flends are invited to attend her funeral fror
81. Patricks vault, on Sunday afternoon, at O'cE
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MAR RlED,

MAR RED.
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. William II,
Chapman: MT: JOHN Y. SMITH to Miss MARIA
r.. THOMPSON, all of this city.
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DOZENS, BY HOWARD H. CALDWELL, c.

DOZENS, BY HOWARD II. CALDWELL, CO
Il cents. ~
JUS published, and for sale by
m % AZ TAYLOR r. MAURY.
THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON is
GIBBS VEGETABLE BALSAM.
performing Almost miracles in covering M Raid
Heads and curing all scalp diseascs I'm 10
SI.25 y '''''' '"ND''"o''
Manual Of PhntOg raphy, adapted to Amateurs
Practice, 10y George Ii. COale 50 cents.
1exS her Resources and her Public Men.
companion for COrdova's new and correct Map of
the State of Te.as. BY J. DE CordOva. Slips
S.rtaroe, Tale of Norway by James A Matt
land Sl.25. Paper, 70 umes, 81. Recommended
10y washington Irving.
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Bookstore, S3l Va. avenue,
M between 9 h and 10th SITS.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TE.
q e A T EXCIT EMEN I.
GIRLS AND BOYS, ATTENTION.
Hervey & Hatheway's celebrated Patent Trund
ling HOOPS, with Bells attached, now offered
for sale by q. CRANDELI
No: l8 Bridge street, Georgetown.
Sole agent for the District of Columbia.
The trade supplied. m S3-ea3ts
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~ T. w SPR &c GOO s
JOHN H. SMOOT,
No. ll9 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.,
has Just received, and now offering at very low
prices. to cash and prompt customers. general as
sortment of Goods, adapted to the early Sprng de-
mand, comprising IN part
Best makes Black Silks, some very cheap,
black and Colored Nj. Deiaines,
New style Spring NJ. Deianes and ChallIes,
New EnglIs and Merrlmack Prints,
Black and White do, and GIngh hams.
Real Manchester GTnghams.
Lancaster and English do, at l21 cts.
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prints,
Best makes white Cambrics,
BTIli,nts. Plaid and Striped Muslins,
Jones fine soft finished English Long Cloths,
Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns,
Linen SheetIng and Pillow Linens
1914 and II Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings
Family COttons, OF all the most reliable max es. for
shifting, ladies' or child, ems use, fine, medium.
and heavy.
White and brown Table Damask and Table Cloths,
Color bordered Towels and Huckaback Diapers,
Scotch Diapers, X ussia and American Crash,
Heavy brown undTessed Linen, for Chdren's
Aprons,
Cassimeres and Jeans, for boys wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Cotton Hose and Half Hose,
Striped OsnabuTgs and Plaid COttons,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck
With other seasonable Goods,
To which the attention Of Cash and prompt Gus
toners are invited.
Mo J. III. SMOOT.
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FiGHT on THE Avenue Yesterday afternoon
fight took place between Edward CASTILLO and
John Hayman, IN which Hayman was struck ON
the face with a knife. The fight occurred about
drGnken man in the neig hborhOod CASTILLO
was nned $40 aud costs, and gave bail for peace
Hdyman Was hmed 80 and costs and rave secu
IIt. for peace They were arrested by O1icer
MCHenry, and tried by Justice Dom
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The WORK in the Navy Yard has become so
scarce that the workmen are being discharged by
dozens In the machine shops, boiler and pat
tern makers shops, as well as the IabOring de-
Partment OF the yard, the men are being daily
turned out with the ominOus Information that
there Is nothing for them 10 do. and not much
hope for the future
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FOX SALE OR RENT.-A BRICK Dwell
LlNG, containing Is rooms The Furniture
viii De sold Ith the house, If desired Beautifully
sIna.ed on Missouri avenue, No. % between AZ
and 9th streets, near the National and Brovns' Ho
tells. Inquire on the PREMISES m5-lms
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kOR RENT:IA handsomely furnished four-
story BRICK HOUSE, situated i'm the west IN
pa,t % me oty on street. Apply at ROCHAT&
LALDWELL'S Wood and Coal Yard on I4tb ST .
Detween " street and New York avelue
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LIME ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
L friends and the public that we have at last sue
decided In having large quantity of ALES of varl-
Gus kinds brewed xpressly to our order, which we
will guarantee to be the finest and the LARGEST yar-
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing a moe article of Ale can have
IL by apply ing for either ofthe following brands
viz. Ke1nett, Burton Xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil,
adelphia and x x. We also have a fine article of
Brown stout and X Y Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or given to our drivers will be
attended TO. Army & SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
did GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
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T. NOTICE..
~ r undersigned makes known to the public that
tpey nave 10 their employ menta Costumer from the
rars opera Comique, and are now pre- pared to make
al KINDS OF Fancy Costumes to order.
E. OWEN a. SON,
military and Naval Merchant TaIlors,
m I9-eosw No 12 pa avenne
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l'IT NOT ABOUT TINE for the city authorities to
offer a reward for the detection of the incendia-
Iies who are operating nightly with such perfect
lmpunitye Gangs Of rival Towdies set these
fires, II IL well underSto' d, to draw their oppo-
nentS out for nght and perfectly ind tferent are
the heartless scoundTels whether life as well as
property Is not destroyed for the qualification Of
their brutal appetites.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

PHEASANT ROOMS. with Board for two fam
% iek oI three gent emen, can be obtained At Mrs
KELLY :, 5o5 New Jersey avenue north of Capi
w. Sts
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An AccIDENr.-Iesterday afternoon, MI Put
nam, the well-known porter at the Kirkwood
House, while sitting on the hox Of one OF his
coaches at the National, slipped of and fell on
the stone pavement, with so grea: violence as 10
render him entirely insensible for half an hour
The injury was from the jar. Hs 10, however
out and about day.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Ws understand that about
ten O'Clock last evening, Mrs. West, wife Of w IN
IL West, clerk in the Treasury Department
died very suddenly at her residence on IOh street
She bad but few moments previously been en-
gagged In conversation with some visitors whom
sue was entertaining, " hen she conPlai ned Of
sufOcating sensation, and before MEDICAL aid
could be obtained. she was d corpse. She leaves
a husband and eight children to mourn their uu-
expected bereavement
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L'Uk RENT-A large three story BRICK
4 HOUSE, with basement nd back build; ny cor
taIlns sixteen rooms, with all the modern imorove
Inen's with gas all through il, sItuated on Nilsson
Avenue, oe,we! 81 AID 4a streets To agood ten
STON, No S73 Pa. avenue between Az and ST. Sc
opposite the National Hotel m Ss ~
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WATCH RsTURNs.-Martin Mace, Germany,
drunk; workhouse 90 days Daniel Stewart, d
T.. riot, assault and carrying weapons fined
S25 and costs, for the Corporation case, and $500
security for court. Joseph Magruder, slave; re-
turned to his master Six lodgers-non- resi- dents
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'ANDESHoFF's last reading takes place at Phil
harmonic Hall, tonight, IL will be remembered
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FARM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm CONTAIN
L ing one hundred acres, Tor more il desired in
high state Of cultivation, with Dwelling Barns Sta
bic, Fruit Trees and al modern improvements. sit
mated f n Fringe Georges County Maryland, and
inquire Of 6 EO. w. BRAY, No 282 9Th strest he
tween M and n streets north m iI-Ims
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PALM SUNDAY comes to -morrow, when, accord
ihg tn ancient usage. small pieces Of evergreen
= 70 be blessed aud distributed TO the coDgre-
cation at the Catholic churches
The coming week Is known as 'sEoly Week"
and Il devoted 10 the CONTAMINATION of the suf-
fsrings and death Of our Stvior
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On MONDAY MIGHT, Miss D. Paris Baker a
lady every way qualified to handle her subject
with ability will lecture at Philharmonic Hall
on the ''Inhuence and EdQcation Of Woman -
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II VpiNs,S EXTRACTS, al Qdors, az GIBBSS
sooer WNis-ds' botsi ~aew
THE NEGRO LABOR QUESTION, by a New
YORK Merchant; Pnce . cents For sale by
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Bookstore S34 Pa. avenue,
10 <doors west Of Sth street.
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THE CANPsELL's ARK cOMrSG"-back, and
and will appear at Odd Fellows Hall Monday
night "DinDa We hear the Slogan"
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NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
y HOUSE FOR RENT.-The subscriber has
for rent new and very desirable three story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building hand
somely furnished, ADD containing all the modern
improvements.
This property is deg htfuy situated for a summer
residence, and TO good tenant the will be mod
crate. Apply to JAS. c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
anu COMMISSION Merchant. mis-
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The RIvER-This morning the seamer Guy
brought up to Stone Il MagrudeT's wharf, one
hundred and nfty tubs Of shad, the product Of
the gilleIs, which were sold to the Baltimore
hucksters at $40 per hundred. There are no
rivals al the coal wharyes day. The Page
wharf Is being repaired in substantial style, and
l. having a new sIi TO replace the old one which
bad, with long use become worn out.
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E'Q1h kENT.-Two handsomely FURNISHED
chamber lighted M with gas Parlor and Bed,
summer rooms at 4s3 10th street, between u ard
IN
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t'oR SALE OR RENT.-A large fo.r-story
. BhICk Dwell Ling and STORE on 7tb
SSeeei near n CONTAINING seven large rooms large
VIZ ceaf, one oil the best stores 9Th street and
every convenience for business Ii is considered one
pl tne pest BUSINESS stands the street and will
Oe sod or rented at terms to accommodate The mr.
cnaser or persons desiring to rent. Apply at No
fo ~ 81 above III, at any hour in the day
III - OF JOS. r. HOnGSON
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tfOk kENT.-rhe FURNISHED ROOMS
and tor rent after this date The location (276 Penn
syiyanIa avenue, next the Kirkwood HouseJ is one
OF the Dsst In the CITY for gentlemen having
AZ the Capitol or Departments and will be rented m
transient or permanent occupants. There are seve-
prices m O tT
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kVpHo RENI IA very spacious and convenient
RUM, suitable for office, over Fora Al
gro Drus store, corner of Pa. avenue and lite st.