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Proceedings Of To-day.

In THK SENATE, to-day, Mr.. F cote withdrew
his resolution that when Congress adjourns on
the first Monday in June next, it adjourn to meet
on the first Monday in November: and then in
trOduced a bill to the same effect, which was laid
on the table for the present
Mr.. Hunter called up the general deficiency
hlll, and moved to postpone all prior orders for
that purpose.
Mr. Gwn hoped IL would not be urged to give
ms pm the preference over the special order
the Pacific railroad bill
Mr.. Hunter contended that this bill is the most
Important measure Of the lwo any DELAY in the
passage OF this bill will Interfere with the action
OF the executive departments OF the Government
considerable discussion In relation to taking
up the bill ensutd
In THE HOUSE, number Of reports Of private
character were made from the standing commit
tees, and several Of them were passed
The probability is that the House will 90 into
Committee on the Private Calender
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PERSONdJ.

80. d.. Markay Is lecturing in Montreal
80. Bishop Simpson, of the Methodist Church,
is recover ing f.om kis recent illness
49, Alexander Brown, one of the first settlers
In Clarion couhty, Pa died Oh Sunday last ed
IU5
-. John Hogan, an Irish sculptor Of cOnsid-
cradle reputr, died 1T Dublin on the 2.ih March.
In the nifty seventh year of his age.
.... Daniel South, Esq an inspector in the Bal
nmore custOm-house since I-53. died OH Wednes-
day last, after protraeted illness. He was for
merly sheriff OF Washington county, Md.
- w. Cray, editor Of the Cleveland Plain
1taier, lost the sight Of one eye last week, from
'ne piosion OF PERCUSSION cap which his little
son Was hiring from toy gun.
.... The world removed basso Signor Foym.s
wes thrown from vehicle at Salem Mass on
monday, and II IL feared he will lose a leg N ia
hoped the world will not, In consequence OF the
on the lyric stage
-: Richard lesdon, Esq, the chairman OF
TIE Charleston Committee OF Reception. beosn
his address To Mr.. Everett on his arrival In tIat
Orator, Patriot, Sage, Cicero OF America. 7 ~,
dat0r Of W ashington; A posile Of Charity. Hjah
Prisst of the Union, and Friend of Mankind -
80. The AIlgem.ine Zeitung says that Rarey.
the American horse tanner, has commenced a
sourss Of lectures TO q very fashionable audience
Gt the riding school of the Duke of Wellington
al kensiDgtOn, near London. LoId PalneTston
has given him the following certificate: % have
seen The proceeding OF Mr.. Rarey with great sat
lsfdetion - This certificate has been signed by
AL the other eminent scholars.
49, The Rev. Dudley A. Tying, Of Philadel-
phis, met with a serious accident on Tuesday.
IL apprsis ID at he wax at his place In the county
witnessing the operation Of the corn-thi asher in
DIS barA Raising his arm 10 place his hand on
the head Of d mule which Was wall ing upon he
Inclined plane OF the machine, the loos@ sleeve
OF hls mo ming gown Was caught between the
cogs, and the arm itself above the elboyv yrax
drawn between them and severely lacersted
The bone WAS not injured, but the main artery
was severed and the median nerve was ipinred
The arm was bound tightly hear the shoulder.
aud Mr.. Il. was borne 10 the house ouite ey
kausted from he loss of blood. He Is In a dan.
Esrous condition, but his physicians are Of opin.
Jon that be viii ultimately recover.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
fhirty-fifth Conyress-First Session.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after report
closed, there were several private bills disposed
Of
lN THE HOUSE, the private calender occupied
almost the entire session, and a number of bills
Were considered in Committee Of the Whole,
and recommended
NIT. Clingman made personal explanation in
relation to speech he made i'm Isif and which
was quoted by Mr.. Letter, Of Ohio, Yesterday in
which he denounced Captain Ryaders Of New
YORK AT that time his knowledge Of Capt. X .
was derived from the Wing parers; .nbseu uent
acquaintance had taught him to regard him as
an honorable man who had been badly sandered
Mr.. Letter cheerfully accepted the explanation
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AMERICAN DUEL AT PARIs.-The Paris cores
pendent Of the New York Commercial Adver-
tiser gives the particulars of duel that occurred
at Paris between Mr.. Calhoun, Secretary of the
American Legation, and Mr. Breevort, Of New
York One shot was exchanged, when, owing
to an informality, the seconds interfered and 10
damage was done
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ANOTHER PAPER.-The Baptists Of the James
River and Roanoke Associations, have recon-.
mended to the denomination throughout the
State TO establish in Richmond, a Child's Paper,
which shall be adapted to the wants Of Sunday
Schools in Southern States. There is no such
paper now published in the South, and as this de-
nomination numbers some screen Kindred thou.
sand communicates In the Southern States, they
are fully able to sustain one Of The kind
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NoNINArED.-A Democratic State Convention
to nominate a candidate for Governor to succeed
the present. Executive, whose term expires on the
LIST OF January next, INST on the IIth instant at
Charlotte, n. C. Hon. John w. Ellis, at present
one Of the Judges Of the North Carolina Superior
Court of Law and Equity, was nominated on the
first ballot. Judge Ellis is now in the prime of
life, and an approved Democrat OF his cleo.
ton, I'm August next, there can be no doubt
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MIsTAkR CoRRECTED.--A correspondent
writes US as follows:
"The Union and Intelli.encer OF riday morn
Ing contain notices of the American sketches
published in the last number Of the London Illus
trated News, which attribute the drawings to
Mr.. e. Lanman. such, however, Is not the fact
as three Of them, '.Hunt in Canoe" waiting
for the Otter" ank ''Makiny n Canoe" were
made by Osk- Bessau. Ire written descriptions
Of then only, Were by Mr.. Lanman
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A NEW BANx.-The bill creating the Bank of
the Commonwealth, to be located at Richmond
has passed both Houses of the Virginia Leg isla-
ture, with a minimum capital of 5000, Geo and
maximum capital of 81 900 900. The independe mt
banks are authorized to subscribe twenty per
cent. Of the capital to this new bank, which Is
intended to be the clearing-h OF the indie
pendent banks. 1t is based upon deposite Of
State stOcks
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ommend that w ards cone seat be adopted with
the hammer. They regard Wards new bayo-
net clasp inferior to that at present in use his
breech loading carbine, called "Skinner 4
Tryon's Carbine," ia unsuited to the service.
and his revolving pistol known as North L Saw
ages, is also entirely unsuited to the public
service.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRBsIDKNr-Bv and
totth the aduIce and consent of the Senats.-
c. B. H. Fesssnden, Collector of the Customs
at New Bedford, Mass, reapponted; Moses F.
Odell, OF New York, appraiser of merchandise,
under the act approved March I'd, 1851, vice S.
d. Dillaye, removed; Chas, A. Davis, of vir-
ginia. to be Chaplain in the Navy, vice VIM.
Mckinney, deceased; Algernon S. Garrett, Va,
to be Assistant Surgeon Joseph Wilson. jr., to
be a Surgeon, (promoted;) John W. Sanford il. i,
N. C., II. B. Trist, d. c., to be Assistant Sur
geons; Chas. Eversfeld, to be Surgeon, (pro-
NOTED y Thos. ]. Charlton, Ca, Chas Lowndes
jr., Md, to be Assistant Surgeons; c. c. Jack.
| son, Mich, Robert H. Clark, Del, J. B Dan
| forth ILL.,, to be Pursers; Samuel Archibald. to
be Chief Engineer.
OFFICERS OF THE WABAsH.-The following
gentlemen have been ordered to the United
States steam frigate Wabash now at the New
York Navy Yard, preparing for the Mediter-
ranean to be the flag ship of the squadron
Flag Officer, E. A. F. Lavalette Captain, Sam'l
Barron; Lieutenants, c. h: P. Rodgers, Silas
Bent, Thos. G. Corbin, Watson Smith. Jno II
Russell, E. W. Henry, and John T. Wood;
Fleet Surgeon, VIM. johnson; Passed Assistant,
j. Rudenstein; Assistant do, J. S. Kitchen;
Chief Engineer, 3. F. Garvin; First Assistants
N. P. Patterson and Nj. Fletcher; Second As
sistants, E. W. Manning and j B. Kmball;
Third Assistants, j. W. Thomson, G. B. A.
Tower, NJ. Fl. English and /. H. Butler
REsIGNED.-We learn that the Hon. Ran
som o. Gillett has resigned the position OF
Principal Qaw) Assistant in the Office of the
Attorney General-the office of high trust and
responsibility held by him for some years past
TIE WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about7 o'clock q. m
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IL The Russian ten gun corvette japanese,
built by w r. Webb. of New York, is expected
to sail for the AMOR River to-day. This vessel
is built of the very best materials grown in the
country, is OF fine model, elegantly fitted up, and
Is said to be eminently adapted for the service
she Ia to perfnrrn
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IL George w. Stovall, convicted at New Or
leans ofthe murder Of Mary DuI and, was executed
on the 9th instant all efforts to induce the Gov
sInor to commute the sentence having fulsd
The criminal made speech from the scafoId,
acknowledging his guilt and expressing his will
lingness to suffer the peDalty
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III Hon. James b Clay has addressed letter
to the Boston Daily Advertiser, in which he cor
reefs the statement heretofore made that his
Alher was the author of the original compromise
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NAvAL.-OTders have been received at the
Gosport Navy Yard to commence repairs OH the
Cyane, and also the drawing necessary to com
Plete the frame of the Richmond on which work
las been suspended for a few days past
The United States sloop-o Of war John Adams
was at St Helena on the 9th of March
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IL The Picayune man, Of New Orleans, has
been favored with some specimens of home
grown, open-air cultivated Strawberries, one Of
which measured In circumference 3k inches.
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IL letter from London states that on the LIST
Of April George Peabody paid all his indebted
ness to the Bank of England, releasing all the
securities held by that institution
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SPIRIT OF THIS MORNING PRBSS.
The Union says of the action of the Mayor
alfv ~, tba pioht hefore last

"The Democratic nomination for Mayor has
been received with cordialitv aad enthusiasm,
and there IL every reason to believe that the
united anti-K Know Nothing vote will be given
for Colonel Derret. The friends of other gentle
men, who struggled with commendable zeal TO
secure the nomination for their respective favor
ties, now unite with a cordiality that insures
triumphant campaign and browning victory -
The Intelligencsr is devoted to news to-day.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoSaRHss-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
nsatasss and dispatch, at the Star office Price,
Tor 900 copies Of sixteen-page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10 GOO or more, one cent each.
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0@MErkOpOLITA> MECHANICS IN
l3 STITUTE.-The annual meeting will tax
place on WEDNESDAY, Hst inst, at ~ o'clock.
at thu Aldsrmen's Room. City Ha i. The repnrts
Of officers will bs received and an election viii Re
he d in accordance with the Constitution. Mem
beers are those who hold the ncial SecretaryI.
receipt for the year ending December "A, 1852.
api THUS. C.. MAGRUDER, X co. Gao
0@ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of the
lS best quality. IN Roulds or otherwise, at 81 81
furnished at less rates at the Philadelphia Confec-
~ l0-5ws J.FUSSELL.
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ITO BUILDERS AND HOUsEKEEPEKs.
WALTER ID, EYVHL.

L 4 II ID. ~ L.
No. 453 Pa, drsaue, south side,
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Washington and the nsl c hborhuod ard those who
propose building the coming ssaso that h. IL now
prepared to put on and repair METALLIC ROOF :,
durable or, and also to put up and repair Ut
TENS, SCOUTING, DC, at the lowest prices, and
solicits share of their patronage.
He begs also to oall attention TO his assortment of
HUUsEKEEPING ARTIC LES, computing
terms as well as a general supply OF Tin, Copper,
and Iron Ware, in his line OF business, which he
will sell cheap for cash. Ap I7-Iws
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AMUSEMENTS.

w a o n " " ~ III Il
Last Night of the Season and OF
MAX M A RETZ ks
RENOWNED
ITALIAN OPERA TROUPE.
THIS EVENING, April II.
VIII be presented. in the most perfect msnnsr pos
slble, and with still larger Orchestral force, de-
tailed from the A cademy Of Music, Phladel-
phis. Verdi's great' decomposition Of
THE TROFATORE,
CAST in the folio wing superb manner:
Signora GazZsETa, In the great role OF LeOnoTa.
Azucena, (thls being her hrst and only appearance
during this season. Miss Ala PhIilI ps.
Maurice, las originally sung by HIM
In America SIgnIr BrIgnOlI.
Count di Luna, las originally sung
by him in this country SignOr Amojio
Fernando SIgLor Gasp uon'.
i,oors open at IA: Opera Eeglns az 8 o'clock.
~ SuhscrlptIuo Last AID Box Book Will he open
al 10 O'Clock daily, az Mctzerott's Music store,
corner oil Pa avenue and llth street.
NorcE;-Any sood-looking and intelligent yourE
l.ades VINO NAV not have their time employ ed IN
tne evening, and may desire To earn far salary by
appearing on the stage, may apply To the stage
ager. an AZ
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DIANOS.-Four second hand Pianos, In good
order, for sale vsyy cheap a. the N usie Depot of
DN w. G, METZEROTT.
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n w r l. o u X 70 r f..
VILLA VI LA UGH,
(LATE INSPECTOR or FLOUR
has opened store at No. ~ Water street, George
town where he wall const tnty keep ON haud an as
sorted stock ofthe best quality of FLOUR, iGclud-
ing
FAMILY,
ESrNA, ard
SUPERFINE Brands,
Suitable for bHk ere, groceries, C., &o.
miller by trade and for the past eight years in
srector Of Hour has given me a thorough practical
experience rs a competent Judge of F!our, which
will ENABLE at all times tn purchase to the hest
advantage and to make EDITIONS OF bestquali-
ties. VIM. ella BAIGU,
aplN9t No. 81 Water TT, Georgetoxn.
A PIANO for GROCERIES or DRY GOODS.
n The advertiser has very good second hand
Piano, ard also q superb lew Piano for sale very
low and WI II accept part of the pay Inent IN open
account of GROCER or Dry Goods. Apply early AZ
No. q PeInsy wanna avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
SITS. apt4
In THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE:
i Islanders Interrupted Tales, vol. SI2s.
Islanders Russia and the Old World, I vol. 80
cents.
Islanders Baptized Property: SIX cents.
The Polar Star, wells ijh.
The litn December, les, and the Emperor Mich
Oias 81 Is
Hnmour; 80 c,nts.
apII FRANCK TAYLOR.
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. REWhRD.-S,rHycd or Stolen.-A dark rcd
,No cow with crooked horns; Long bod x1<rA
led: rather thin an hesh: SilG an the left lfAS<
ear; piece cut 81 the night car aud bOie 49,
10 the Hstt Par with uuE "f wue "a az: hR~ thiu
rope Toupd her hGrns Whoever wlii return the SAID
Cow TAI JOHN LEE, Ne. SIS street. Island " ath
Iug ton. ID. e, Wall IcceINe the SbOve reward.
ap 10 ~
Il OSr.-fPiL lilh. on lith street. Pa. avenrs. or
. 7rh street, a Black MDhpC,'D POCKET
HOOK yaueiess. excepting To the over. Tic
hndPr vail he suitably rewarded on It's baGg lei at
tho O:tce 0f he Siar. ap l5-5i'
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RnLI LIST OF LETTERS
AlEMAINlN9 in the Post Once. wsshingtt

tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING SrIR. il
being the newspaper having the largest Circulation Of
any daily paper published in Washington /
IL Persons applying for letters IN ths f,lIoyv;ns
list. will please say they ApvkR1IsKp,
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nHR BUSHELS POTATOES,
L wv 80 bbls. Family and Extra Flour,
80 bushels Dried Apples.
Oh do. W hIte Beans, IN store, aid
daily expected
INniishis. Ohio r lour. and
81 bbis. Green Apples.
WILSON & BARR,
Wholesale Produce ne alers.
ap Is ST 49S 9Th street. near ID.
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NUTICE.-I have a few ofthose cheap TOLL
Y SETS on hand, which will sell cheaper SpssTN
than they can be purchased elsewhere. AlsnAA
CHINA, GLASS. and QUEENSWARE,SE ~
cheaper thRG the cheapest, with miny other ~
articles too numerous tn HsentlOn, al SO Pa avenue
betwee ~ n and 10th streets.
Gail and see for yourselves.
ap !S-6m JOHN McDENlTT.
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fNHE BRITISH EXPEDITION TO THE
Crimes, by w. III. Russell, ]. l.. d., TN.
Times" special correspondent, revised edition,
with numerous arnmendaiIons and additions, Illus :
trated with plans, woodcuts. &c.: $50.
A Dictionary Of Trade Products, Cnmmercrl,
Manufacturing. and Technical terms, with de linz
ton of the Moneys, Weights. and Measures uc ell
Countries. by Z. l.. Slmmond's, +. X. u. :; price
9 81.
The Divorced, hy L.dy Charlotte Bury . cts.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
ap Is st S54 Pa avenue.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR SAGE-rhe Good viii. stock and FIN
u tu-es Of a RESTAURANT ef forty Years
standing, situated ia the csnIe oi the CITY, ard d.
IDg business not passed by aHJ other establish
mcnt Of the kInd. r o present pro,-ietur's only
reason Tor sei!Iag ovt Is desire 20 embark sore
otier bus ness. and hls eGtue interest will he dIs
posed of a. = n1ble prtc-. Tie establishments
Will he open for purchase for month il not sUd
WITHIN that time. ~ wall he withdrawal.
For further particulars AZ dress ONCE ofthe DaIiy
Exchange.
Butimdre. AnrIl IL, AMI 81 II
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E'OR hENT.-Two HOG SES built with ali M,
ia"dern improvements. comforts. and cni.vei.-
eences. Ore fnrnlshe Apply TO q FO. ". pR4N
property Agent, No. 30 9Ih street, between NJ and
- &C.
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TIE WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is mad from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of serva ten is about 7 O'Clock q. m
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hAft CHANCE for iaws or, or aiiieT pc So
"A haVIEg bu,IneSs at the CIV HaI-F,,r shis i,.,
2 n,U d,ceom,mHoaGtirg terms1ssfe valuable ERECK
Nv ~" FL, ~, No 4S3Hih stfsst iHqu re rGiEtI
w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent No .l5 ON 90,
Seei M ana y SITS, or on The PREMISES A!i-T !
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EIRST CLASS RESIDENT GOVERNESS.
l. An English Lady of superior education and ac-
Quirements, desires a Situation gebtleInHns fnn-
lily. Is ex PerIenced and Qua hed English F. rench
Music. Singing. Guitar. Pencil Drawing, spea KS
proficient IN Music Address r.. g., Metzerott's
Music Store, Pennsy lvania avenue, Washington,
-. e.
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nEIAY IN PTBLICATION.-"A WONAN'S
- THOUGHTS ABOUT WONhN.''-An an
nouncenemt Of this last and best work. the author
OF "John HahfaG. togeti th the relnarkahie
popularity of her rocks, has already caused !arge
demand for the above work, ID the FIRST large edI
tIon helng inadequate To supply orders already
ceived. the publishers have bern compelled to defer
the puhi cation day from Saturday. April 9TH until
Sa'ucd Y, prl nth, when the BOOK wilt ia pos-
lively issued, and ON Monday. April 18th. will be for
sale at PHILIPS New bookstore,
apis st $50 Pa. ave-, bet. 9TH and 10th SITS.
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FOR X ENT.-Tkat desirable PROPERTY 81.
Il uated three miles from Washing ON 90, the : N
street Plank Read The House has r. lo"J rooms,
also good bath rooms good well II water ctst-
efn, Cooking range, and &c. house now LII a WIN
Ice. EI applying early II can he rented NeTy Tow.
- Ii. y. IA NShAI.E.
NO So. corner Of g and NJ streets.
"r Through LIty sost Once
dp 10 -o(N- AInfel.lr eIcrrl
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EOk SALE, On accommodating terms. and M
prices that Will psk ~ per cent. tbe lhvest-
ments. VIZ Two FRA MI DIV BILLINGS On
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue ard IA strrst
wfst, aud at the Gree. Apply 10 POIIhRu
WEBB, No. 5i2 9Th street, between ID and r.
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DLAiNFIELD ACADEMY.
Twenty fourth Session five mo1ths cornmenc. =,
May 81.
ment OF twenty FIVE Lads. p'0'e
Entire Ex penses S65.
Circulars at this Office, or address
X. X. BURNS
PialnhelG, Cumberland Couoty pa
VIII Gall on those " no may address him pfev,ous
tn April 2th. M "a sa1g
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NOTICE TO CR EDITOR secunans
with deed In trust froIa WM DOWIING. of
Georgetown. ID. C., lated March 20 1889 and isi,
recnIded ia i.lber ]: ~ s.. No. 80. foiios So
snu o hereby notify all persons aiming under the
PROVISIONS vi said deed, to file their respective
Claims with ire at James e. MoGure's Auction
looms, w aShIngton, ID. C., on or hefo'c June Isl
eht IN the Distribution. VIII "' ''4
ap II 2aw6wH THO 7 FISHER Trux,ao
NkS. CECILIA YOUNG, Low residing IN
~ w ashlngton, viii receive pupils In VOCAL
NJ SlC either as private pupils or la classes.
L and F strests. Won
Proposed pupils In G Georgetown car fpake ap plea
uon at Miss Harrover's Seminary, on Tues az and
ftiaSy u fTom " u O'Clock. sp lL-lms
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REsIGNED.-We learn that the Hon. Ran
som o. Gillett has resigned the position of
Principal Qaw) Assistant in the Office of the
Attorney General-the office of high trust and
responsibility held by him for some years past
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SsIG-
v The subscriber oJers At private sale has Farm,
known ~ " elrGse. sItUa'ediZ mile- cast of RIa-
densOu'g. Prince George county. Nd. The Ucat ion
~ heathy and pleas ant one. commanding a view
o the country for miles srO4nd. The Farm con
tanning one hundred AMI ninety lq9 acres, of vll1h
there are hity t5lDEcre of fine meadow land. hs
sol rs well adapted TOR cultivation of all kinds ut
gram. liz has upon II an Apple and Peach Orc-ard
numbering about or trees. sud variety Of oth,r
Fruit Troes. The improvements consist of a Gus
two-story Frame House Containing louri cen rorniS
Corn house. stable, Stnukci o ise, IcchuuSe, Ser
waits Quarters, Ac., all IN GOOD CONDITION.
erhs: creit 81 SIX years. Possession glyeu