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Venezuelan R.yoiu,i.r
Mail Robbery.

FORT JERvIs, y. Y, March 27.-I.ast nishf.
this place mail bag, which had been cut omen
ana robbed The bag was marked for Painted
Post and must have left New York by the night
express traln on L Thursday evening, as the papers
found in IL Were the second and tbird edi,ions q,
that day, but all the letters were gone
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WEDDING CANES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
Cream aud Water Ices at 8 50 per gallon. al the
Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and SITS.
m slim j. EUsSELL.
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NlPNicn.

NEW YORK. March 30.-The Tribune contra
diets that Nidauri's agents are negotiating loans
here, or enlisting volunteers for Revolutionary
purposes Ina Mexico
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The EiCTIMs.-Messrs. Lewis and Entwisle,
who were so murderOuSly asSaied on Saturday
night, are, thanks to good attendance, improving;
but both OF them will, in all likelihood carry to
their graves the balls which were intended to kill
them outright. Mr.. Lewis. besides the wound
made by the ball in his hip, has several severe
Commissions on his person, which cause him I'M
ceasing pain MIR. Entwisle is still considered
by his physician TO he In a critical condition.
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WATCH RETURNS William Fritz Germany.
drunk; woT ktouse 30 DAYS. IL. +. Tbroop, ID e p,
suspicion Of assault; dismissed. Augustus Heis-
Ter. Germany, do; do carrying pistol; ne and
costs, S26Il John Ilagan, Ireland vagrant /;
workhouse o. DAYS. VIM. Ryon, Ireland do; do
Henry Horton, Ireland, do: do. Six lod gers,
non residents
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FUTURE DAYS.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven ~
- WIlts OF herr facIas, issued from the CLERKS
once oil the Circuit Court Of the District of Column
pa oT me county oil Nashlngtu ton aud TO me direct
Cd shall eIpose To public sale for CASH 10 front of
me Court House door If said county on Friday
me 16th day at March. 1885, at u O'Clock m the fol,
,3Th; described property, to wit: All defend ants
right, tltle claim and interest and a thai niece
or parcei of ground living IN Georgetown IN the ms
trlct OF Columbia. which is included within the fol-
lowing netes and bounds to wit: Beginning ON I'M
west SIDE OF Market Space az point - feet 10 inches
south from the corner of Bridge street and Ma ket
space, and running thence west with the north wal
OF Inc two story brick houses the lot hereby de
scrbed, AMI the lILe thereof extending so feet
thence south and parallel with Market Space a feet
oluches more or less, TO point which will be inter
sected b! the line of the south wal of said house
extended west, then by said line reversed east 10
Market Space at the southeast corner said house.
and then north ard with the line of Market space n
feet inches TO the place Of begInn which is the
northeast corner OF said house, together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, seized and lev
leo pom as the property of George Rhodes Jr and
wl be sod 10 satisfy JudIc.as Nos SSi. S85 and $50
10 october term, 1856, IN favor of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 1874, lS5. 1875 and ISL
IudIcals To May term, 1853, in favor of Cline and
Dillon, Peter Onion, Benjamin Triplett and John
me- dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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DEATH OF AN lHDTAN.-One Of the Pawnee
delegation of Indians, now in this city on bust
ness errand, died Yesterday at Mrs Makers no.
tel where he had been lying ill for several DAYS
past He had received every attention from Mr.
MIX. Acting Commissioner of Indian Affairs
and from Maj DennsOn, who had charge of the
delegation. The name of the deceased was
Tue k-a-liN-tah, owner of many horses
As We 90 TO press the very long and striking
funeral procession of the deceased Indian is
passing down the Avenue, on its way to the Con-
grsssional Cemetery. The religion services al
the house were performed by the Rev. John
Smith of the 9th street Presbyterian Church.
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ZINE ALES-We respectfully announce to our
friends and the public that we have at last sue.
ceeded In having large quantity of ALES of vsri-
GUS kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee to be the finest and the larg est yarl-
ETY. that was ever offered in this market
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
1t by apply ing tn for either ofthe following brands
viz; Kenneth Burton Xxx X Pale, India Pale Phil
adelphia and Xxx. We also have a fna article of
Brown Stout and X X Porter always on hand,
All orders by mail, or given to our drivers will be
attended to. Army & SHINN
Union BOttllng Depot, 81 g reen street,
lid GEORGETOWN, ID, e..
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FRoMAsSoCLATED PRESS .cp,,n
DAYS LATER FROM rUpocr
arrival Of the Ci,x a. u.,,, .

vi the City Of Baltim.re
Baltimore, from Iivernooi &c reamsnlp City OF
a. SANDY HOOK this niornin0 ,,t.L ~, arrived
later foreign intelligence - WIN tnree day.
The steamer Africa arrived 49,, -
the City Of W Washington on The Is,h the 18th and
The news from China and Ind.
weeks later date, but advices are gen.,n, TWO
trlnlng Importance. The bombardme -, IAy OF
now was expected 10 take place on the Ss,h S.s
luaIy. large portion OF the British army IA
entered Dude. Sir Colin Campbell was stiI Ia :,
SaWhpore awaiting the siege train
Inc King Of Delhi had been found euil,v ana
Tneo 70 Van Dieman's land for life
over csSn me Ava, with the Calcutta mails ana
on the I6th Eshr specle vas lost OF Trincomalee,
I'm, III IN FEBRUARY. The cargo was also los,
ou T al. me persons on board were savsd '
| ,4 dates Of Jan. 2sth had heen ,.,o.,,,a,
trananiI 'eia'ing to military operations wrT.
,u The Parliamentary proceedings had bee, nm.
In France, Count walewski h,a ,,.,,..
his original request in relation 10 IN. psns
| question. ~ tue refugee
Orsini and Pierri Were guillotined on ,hs ,,,A
OUT hldio was respited by the Emperor ana 10,
sentence commuted into penal servitud. To- IT,
| Tue English Government refused 10 iet S,T
anna give up the Englishman Hodges TO the
| The Conspiracy bill had been rejected by the
| Sandman Parliament y
| The ship Kennebec, of Bath, from Liyerpool
| ior mobile, was abandoned at sea on the 22d of
| l4th inst P v" WIG
The correspondence with the French govern
nie T was submitted TO Parliament on the 18th.
The steamer Alps did not sail on the day des
| ignated. ~ WIG ~"' VIC"
| The MARKETS
| LIVERPOOL Cotton closed dull al a general
ueeIine OF sd Sales three days 1900 bales
nearly All OF which was taken by the tIade The
estimated sales on the 10th, ? 400 bales Adyices
| iuih Manchester were unfavorable There was
itne inquiry and prices were weak
Breadstufs closed dull. Flour very dull and
Quotations nominal w heat closed dull. and gen-
e.auy unchanged. Corn CLOSED dull, at decline
Vi poaslsLmlxed ond yellow 3is white 33s6ds3Is
| PROVISIONS unchanged. Sugar closed ouiet
| at los. Resin dull at is3d ''
| 9o1sa 97. wi 00o""''
| venezuelan Revolution.
NEW YORK, March 30-Prvate adyices from
venezuela report that the Government troops had
oeen defeated in several actions MANY de>eT-
lions had taken place. The English and French
| action. e va
~ Domingo advices Of the 18th say that Bsez
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SUDDEN ILLNEss.-J. Mehan, Esq for many
years the Librarian at the Congress Library I'm
the Capitol, was suddenly struck with apopIexv
while attending TO the duties of his office this
morning. He was instantly conveyed TO his res
idence, on street, Capitol Hill. and Doctors
May and Lindsey summoned To his assistance
Our last accounts lind him somewhat restored to
consciousneSS, but in precariOuS situation
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The ATTENTION of the Commissioner Of Health
is respectfully called to the condition Of the gu.-
tiers on the west sides Of Tenth and Eleventh
streets between Pa avenue and the Canal
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

CHINA. GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE
~ AT AUcrIoN-On tn UkSDAY MORNING,
the LIST of April. shall ELL in front OF my store at
the corner of eth and streets at 10 O'Clock large
and handsome assortment OF China, Glass, and
Crockery Ware, such as
Fine ENGLISH stone ChIra Dinner Sets, consisting
of l07 pieces.
China Tea Sets. consisting OF Il pieces
China Tureens. Teapots. Sugars aud PItcherz
Chins decorated Plates, Pickle Dishes,
Fine Toilet Sets, ~ pieces to the set
Float Bowls. Gothic and Ashburton beosuters
Ashburton. Gothic ribbed. and tuted Gohlets
Dlamond, GOTHIC. ribbed and iuted Tumbers,
Celery GLASSES, Sugars. Creams. Fruit Bowls
4, and bottle revolving plated Casters,
Moiasses Cans, Salts, I.emonades,
Lager bier Glasses, Lanterns, lass Shades Can
diesticks. Spoons tands, ~
Chamber hall and paror amps, of every STYLE
The attention OF hOusekeepers Is allied 10 the
SnoVe sale as the assortment is fine and lara e. and
an goods Will positively be sold to the highest bid
der. Terms cash. "
M 81 A.GREEN Auotioneer
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THE RIvER.-There are no arrivals of coal YES
sells at the wharves
The gillers at Hunters ground, below Airing
ton, were very successful. hauling, on the even
ing ebb tide, upwards of 900 fine shad
The steamer Guy, on her first trip up from Al
exandrla, this morning, brought DO tubs of shad
numbering some 6.6O0 shad the product of the
lower river 9illers yesterday. They Were sold
to the Baltimore hucksters at an average price of
SIG per hundred.
The Guy also towed up from Alexandria a
large Boston packet schooner, laden with ice for
the MessrS. Willard
The lower river is reported to be full of sailing
craft, upward bound.
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BY A, GREEN. Auct,one,

II n U Il EEN, AuctlOneeT.
III AN ID 5 o NJ f. TWO-STORY FRAN r.
II house AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF 10TH ar
AND VIRGIN AyKNUE, on THE ISLAND, AT AUc-
TiON-On I'll thursday. April LIST, shall SELL in
'front.' oil the premises, at O'Clock p m. some
frame House, and the Lot on which IL stands sit
uated AT tae corner of 10th street and Virginia
avenue The house contains i've good and conve-
nlehtly arranged rooms and wide passage. The lot
is between 10 and 20 feet front and deep This
property is handsomely located near the Smithso-
Ierms One halt cash; balance in 6, II, Is and "a
months, ior notes bearing interest from day of sa
disputabe. o q"
SO-3t GREEN Ana,
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TNRtSfEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTArE.-ln pursuance of a decree, passed ON
the slXtE day of November, 1857, by the Circuit
Court for Prince Georges county sitting as Court
OF Equity III a Gauss IN said Court depending
wherein Margaret =. A. Cumming, next friend to
Edmund b. Cumming and others, is complainant
and Edmund IL. Cumming and Others are defend
ants, the undersigned, Trustee therein appou ed
VIII, II lac same is rot previously disposed OF al
private sale, expose at pubic sale TO the highest
bidder. the prpmiseS nm
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A FARM FOR SALE.-Seventy acres Is in
- wood the balance In good state of cultivation,
Plenty OF good water. The Improvements are a
good Frame House, with five rooms and new
stable. situated about nine miles from Washington
and four niles les from Badensburg, adjoining Mr..
lively he sold very cheap. No objections to ex change
iIr ely grSReTty ECT further particulars inquire
tween 18th and 18th, CAPITOL H near the Toli- gate
II by letter, address X. RothweiI, stone Gutter.
Capitol Extension, Washington. d. G.. m W.
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EOR RENT.-A two story BRICK HOUSE,
containing MIN rooms. II is beautifully stu :
tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply at No SIS
nth street. m % 9wt
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

subject themselves TO a fine '"e' '""'
m 80 stawtAplo WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
IN rnqprSasy next, April LIST, Mrs. WOLLAND
S&tstreet. q eorg etown, a large and seIee ESxN
~ assortment of SPRING BONNETS, Z0k9
comprising all the new and desirable styles of the
p hs9: Irsnsh and american FLOWERS, RIB
mz-s!' No. IOl Bridge street. Georgetowu.
~ + w s NC GOO ID s g..
JOHN II. SMOOT,
NO. ll9 Bridge street, GeorgstotcH, ID. C.,
prices, to cash and prompt customers. a general
sOrtment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de-
mand, comprising IN part
Black and COlored NJ. Deaines,
New style Spring NJ. Delaines and Challies,
New English and Merrimack Prints,
Black and White do and Ginghams,
Real Manchester GLnghams,
Lancaster and English do. at I2H cts.
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prints,
Best makes white Cambrics,
BrillIants. Plaid and Striped Muslins,
Iones' hne soft finished English Long Cloths,
Linen Sheetng and Pillow Linens
!O-4 and u Bleache and Brown Cotton meetings
anly Cottons, OF all the most reliable max es. fol
shiTtins, ladies'' or chidren's use, fine, medium
White and md Brown Table Damask and Table Cloths
Color red rbordered Towels and Huckaback Diapers
Heavy brown undressed Linen. for Children'i
Eatsn.on and MD BISHOP Hoo SyS sEfs
Cotton Hose and Half Hose,
Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck,
With other seasonable Goods,
70 which the attention of Cash and PROMPT Gus
toners are invited.
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EOR RENT-The Dwelling part of three story
l. BRICK HOUSE, with back building. Iately re-
paired and painted on Pa. avenue. nearly opposite
BT-wns' Hotel, occupied below by Mr. Robinson,
jeweller.
Also, two two story BRICK HOUSES in the rear
OF the same, ON Canal street, and two small Houses
moderate. INV " "
Apply to CHAS. GRAMMER. ATTORNEY. at Law.
north side OF ID street, between 5th and 9th.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Al II ID n z L

1900 s. M pK y I'D AND uNlM-
SQUARE AT AUCrION.-tpn FRIDAY. the I'd DIV of
ApTl. sha sell. In front of the premises, five
o CLOCK p. M part OF Lot No and part of Lot No.
with good two story Brick House. and the privi-
ege OF SIDE ailev has front on 5th st. west of II
OF Lot No. Is vacant; fronting IS feet So inches
adjoining the aeove and same depth. The above de-
tween north + and 6 streets, Immediately opposite
the Judiciary Square. fine chance for profitable
investment, as 1t Is bound to BE- very valuable prop
eTty. 'T
Terms: One fourth cash; balance IN g. - 49, "a,
ana 81 months, for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale; deed given and deed of trust taken.
mS'-TuThdF A. GREEN Auot
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE The Good Will and Fixtures of ,
l. Millinery and Fancy Store, low doing a goo,
business. This store and fixtures are ada pied fo
office. m IN St
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mats Marshal for the District n of coI mn,

THE ABOVE SALEI POSTPONED. FOR
want OF bidders, until FIR lDAI, the I'd OF April
next, 1853, same hour and place.
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THURSDAY, APRTL !, ls59,

at the huur of II O'Clock a. IN, If fair and If not
tnIr at the same time and place on the next fair
DAY thereafter, all that valuable cal Estate SIT
uate IN sand county. which heretofore con-
veyed 10 the Hon. Thomas w. Cumming now De o.
ceased and interstate, 10y one Martin Buell. and Lucy
Ann, his wife, IN fee simple, containing one hundred
and sixty two and a half acres, more or less.
These Lands are very liable the s q n
character peculiarly ada pied the cultivation and
quick maturity of garden and farming productions:
the county road to Washington, by the way of Sew
enth and North Capitol streets, is boundary on
one side. The health and society of the neg hbor-
hood is unsurpassed in Mary land the District,
There are several streams of pure water and one
large spring on this estate, which is within two
miles OF the 'SoldIer's Home" and within five
miles of the Centre Market. The land has been
divided INTO several lots, ranging in size from IS TO
30 acres, with sU1tcIency Of Wood on most of the
lots and will be sold IN parcels If deemed TO the In
terest of the parties.
The Dwelling House and Out houses on this es
tate are large and commOdIOus, and in excellent
order This estate adJoIns the property of the late
stephen MarkwOOd, the MessTs. Wngerd, Digges,
persons des rous of purchasing, application to the
undersigned, personally or by letter.
The Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the decree,
are as foiiows:-One Thousand dollars cash on the
day of sale, To be paid funds of some District or
Baltimore Bank. The residue of tine purchase mo
ney To be paid In One two. three and four years in
equal lnsta ments, bearing interest from the day of
sae, and to be secured by the bonds of the purcha
or purchasers, with one more co-oblig ers 10
be approved 10y the undersigned. Upon the paw inert
of the whole purchase money, and all the interest
thereon and not before, the undersigned trustee
VIII convey To the purchaser purchasers. their
heirs, the property purchased by them, free clear
and ged from all claim Of the parties to thus
suit, and of all persons claiming 10y them under
them The widow has joined IN the proceeding for
sale, and has signhed her consent IN writing take
the proceeds of sale, as ascertaIned by law.
DANIEL c. DIGGES. Trustee.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

NOIICE.ceLlCENSES persons whose Lii
axn, osnses from the Corporation OF Georgetown,
promptly to renew the same, Otherwise they may
m 30 3tawtAplO WM IAIRD Clark
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m u eotd
ERUIT TREES, EvERGREENs, DO,

The attention Of fruit grJ ls respectfully
cal ed to the very extensive sick OF TREES<e
now on hand, all of which are Of the most Wig -
orous description. and guaranteed as 10 49,
ouracy.
Pesch Trees large and thrifty. choicest kinds
TO this season, $40 per zoo,
Dwarf Pears, over 2n.0OO. one and two years Old,
splendid Trees, SIS TO SIS per 100.
Apple Trees. best southern varieties, strong ard
good, SIS per loo.
Standard Pears, ApncOts, Cherries, Mechanics,
Plums, Ounces.
Grape Vines, BlackberTies, Currants, &c
Strawberries over 50 varieties including the 6na.t
American sorts, as well as the French, English
and Belgian varieties.
Rhubarb Roots, Victoria, Prince Albert, Randers
Early Prolific, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Chinee's Yam, &c.
EVergreens, such as Norway Spruce, HemlOek,
Arborite, Cednes, Dsodora. ) 20 feet. VEN
symmetrical.
, With every thing pertaining To the Nursery and
seed Trade, Of finest quality and chssR.
JOHN SAUL.
SO 7th street. corner H.,
f. m a
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at No. ?, Todd's Building.
IL l-eOm DAVID MYERLE
SPEClAL. REQ EST. The customers of X ch
- ard u. II att who have not settled theraccOunis
are respectfully and earnestly solicited to call at the
500 and do without further desy. Ii is believed
that this appeal to their kindness will meet with
ready Spouse
All persons having bills against Mr.. HYATT will
also be pleased to present them tor settlement.
Seventh street, near the Northern Liberties Mar
ket m d en3t
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-A large four-story
Il BRICK DWELLING and STORE on 7th
street. near II, containing seven large rooms larg e
uy cellar. one OF the best stores 7th street. and
every convenience for business Iti considered enc
OF the best business stands tho street. and will
be sold or rented at terms accommodate the pur-
chaser or persons desiring to rent. Apply at No.
f5 TN st, above III at any hour IN the day
III - bt' JOS. r, HOUGSON.
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DARN FOR SA LEA valuable Farm contain
ing one hundred acres, Cor more if desired, } in
high state of cultivation with DweliIhg, Barns Sta
BILE, Fruit Trees and a modern improvements sit
uated IN PRINCE Georges County, Maryland, ard 6
inquire of GEO. w. BRAY. No. 282 9Th street be-
tween Nj and n streets north. IN Him
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nLD GAS WORKS LOT FOR SALE.-The
~ very desirable property known as the "Uld Gas
WORKS being lot 7, IN square S82. at the corner of
LOUISIANA avenue and 10th street, offered for
sale There are 1890 square feet of ground, with
front on Louisiana avenue of G9 feet 10th street
OF 6s feet, and on Canal street OF 100 feet. For all
manufactu ing purposes such as foundry ma chime
shop coach factory, &c., more desirable location
can be found In the city.
Inquire of the undersigned at the Office of the Gas
Light Company. j. +. BROWN,
IN lG eOtf Secretary in chorge
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GOISG TO FIGHT THE SAINTS ''-The tsNyash-
lnStOn Infantry''-nOt the '.WaSLington Light
lnfdntfy.' be it remembered, which has been
organized IN this city tn help Uncle Sam out in
his scrape with the MormOns held a spirited
meeting last night, at which the following non
commissioned officers elected James
King, LIST Sergeant; p. Mulligan, ID do; VIM
H. Eaton, 3D. do: Charles A Chiplev, 4th do
Geo. Bell, lst Corporal; Jas. Shehan I'd do; l.
+. Conroy, 3D. do; J. TOOmey, 18th do.
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UBIN,S EXTRACTS, all QdOrs, at GIBBS'S
n1aQ WiIArds' hetAl, leeu
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RYE AND BARLEY MALT.
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of West Falls av-
anne ard RInok at. Raltimnra. MI m. 6-lv
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rOpARTNERSHIP NOTICE-We, the I'M
- derslgned: have formed CoPartnership under
the hrin OF kAGT BROTHER, for the purpose
OF carrying on a Wholesale Liquor Business and
Refining, at No. 5S5 on 18th street.
A. A. KAGY,
nv j. Nj. KAGf.
Washingtnn. March st d. 1859. a-ln
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COSTUMES FOR THE FANCY BALL
~ TAYLOR MAURf have just received a
collection of highly -cOLOred ints of Costumes of
various nations and of fancy dress.
BookstOr No. SS4 Pa. avenue m9I
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NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
~ HOUSE FOR RENT.-The subscriber has
for rent new and ny desirable three story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand
sOmely furnished, and containing all the modern
improvements.
THIS property is delg htfuly situated for summer
residence, and to good tenant the rent vii be mod
crate. Apply to JAS. Z. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
ana COMMISSION Merchant. IN IL
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HAlR, TOOTH, NAIL, AND BANDSHiRE
Il l. BRUSHES, at GIBBS'S Hair Store, near 18th
st. and Pa. av., and at his Sales Room under Will
lards' Hotel. n9-6m
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DEAD-WhO KILLED HIM ,-Ashman Luckett
the young man who was shot by devilish row.
dies on Friday night, died at o. clock Yesterday
lie was struck by musket ball on the back part
OF the knee. severin9 IT," main artery. Luckett
was bookbinder and n 20 years Of age.
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New York Markets,

is steady and quiet at 81 y a22c.
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CENTRE MARKET.-This morning, there was a
very fair supply of provisions in the various de-
partments of the market, but the demand was
moderate. In the fish market rock large) were
selling at sc aSl ST. bunch 25c herring Csc per
bunch, and shad 37a50c. per pair In the hav
market the supply was small, and prices ranged
from 7Jc. to 81 per cwt