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AL1I%ANDRIA.
nee of Tile STIR.

Correspondence ~ IHe ctGF.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 5, 1859
This morning the boys are in high glee, await
ing the arrival Of the long caravan of horses
wagons, elephants, &c, that accompany the cir
Gus exhibition.
Last night Sarepta Hall was again filled with
a representation Of beauty and grace such a,
shows that Alexandria, true to her ancient name
Is yet "Belle- haven The festival has thus f r
met with MAJ ked success, and at it's Gle sing, tc.
night, will show goodly sum raised for the be-
nevolent association in whose aid il was held
On Monday night a ladies' festival, i'm aid of
Grace Church, carries the enjoyments already
commenced at Sarepta Hall far into next week
The obsequies Of the late Com Thomas AID. C.
Jones gathered a large concourse at Sharon Fair
fax county, on Wednesday morning last The
funeral procession moved from Sharon to the viii
lage Of Lewensville, where most eloquent fu-
neral sermon was preached by Rev Mi Bittin-
ger, of the Presbyterian Church. The body of
the gallant and amented veteran was then com
United to its narrow cell, to sleep until awakened
10y tue trump of the Archan.el. Rev. DR.. Mckee
and Rev. b Il. Brown offciated at the grave aud
at the conclusion of the solemn services the
thron2 that had gathered to pay the tast sad hon
oTs TO the departed, separated for their homes
The revenue bill passed the Council last night
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of The Star.

oEoheBfowN, June 5, 1SoS.
One OF the worst speculations we have heard Of
for some time, was made few days since by a
gentleman living near Seneca,' Mr. Peters An
individual purchased OF him a coat which he
had been in the habit Of wearing, aud for which
he paid him five dollars. Soon after the pur-
Chaser had left, who was a stranger, Mr.. T.
reeollected that he had left his poe ket book in
one oi the pockets, in which there was some two
hundred aud sixty dollars. He Immediately
pursued him and demands il, but the purchaser
OF the coat denied emphaticaIly that it contained
any such valuable article. This, however, did
not SATISFY Mf r, who followed HINT our city,
and had him arrested and taken before Justice
White, where he was searched, but no money
bearing any resemblance to that lost by Mr.. p
was found upon his person. "
very interesting time was had at our public
schools yesterday afternoon il being the occasion
Of the presentation Of cards of merit to the most
worthy pupils of both the male and female de-
partments. The Guardians and several men,
bers OF our City Councils, aud many friends Of
the schools were present. very neat and ap-
propriate address was made to the children by
Mr.. Abbot; after which the children, led by A
Hyde, Esq Secretary to the Board OF Guardians
sang In excellent style several very pretty pieces
The occasion was one of more than ordinary in
terest, and gave pleasure and satisfaction to the
guests in attendance
We learn that during the thunder storm which
occurred about IL O'Clock Yesterday morning,
colored man, by the name Of Charles Gross,
was killed by the lightning while standing
der shed at the brickvard of Capt. John Hop
kins, near the paper mill bridge.
Business upon our canal this week has been
quite brisk; rs boats, in all, have arrived-46 IF
them from Cumberland, with COAL and the re-
ulander from other points with -four, grain,
wood, limestone, &c. The tolls at the George
town collectors Office for the same time amounts
to g., ESQ Is.
Tomorrow, being the quarterly meeting occa-
sion at the DumbaTton street NJ. T. church. the
Rev. l.. F Morgan, of your city, will preach in
the morning at IL o'clock, and the Rev. John
Lanahan, of the same place, at s o'clock in the
evening.
The offerings of beef cattle at the drovers'
yards yesterday amounted to }0J heads, all Of
which Were purchased by District and Baltimore
butchers at 81 Bass on the hoof. equal to - ia
$40 net sheep and lambs =? 50IS3; one extra
lot OF 10 heads sold AT 81 SO per head. Veal
calves 5dGc. per Id gross.
NO change in flour or grain. Considerable
quantities of each have arrived by canal during
The last few days. =
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BY A. GREEN. AnnIInna,

bI n Oh bEN, AucIlOneer.
HANDSOME AND VALUABLE Bull DING
IL LOT on +, BETWEEN l2TH AND ISrB STR.Rrs
ATAUcTIoN TN FRIDAY. the nth instant, sinai
sell Ia front OF the premises, a. O'Clock D. m A
valuable and handsome Building Lot, known as the
Ing front on north street, between 18th and 18th
streets OF g ieet, and running back SO feet TO 81
feet alley.
The attention of persons wishing to purchase a
beautiful and valuable building lot is called TO the
above sale, the locality being one Of the most heal
thy and desirable Ia tie city.
FERNS: One fourth CASH balance in 6. y, and Is
months Tor notes bearing interest, TO be secured 10y
deed OF trust upon the property.
A ~ 1OnveSaHcing at the cost of the purchaser.
les A Auct
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The PoLL,.-The places for the reception OF
votes during the approaching municipal election
are az follows:
First Ward .-FiTst Precinct, I street, between
Nlnrteenth and Twentieth. Second Precinct,
corner Twenty nrst aud ii streets
second Wsrd.-Firxt Precinct corner MaSsa-
eLusetis avenue and Twelfth street Second Pre-.
cinrt, corner Twelfth and streets.
ILlrd Ward First Precinct, corner Seventh
ana streets. Second Precinct, corner Ninth
and e streets
Fourth Wa:d.-First Precinct, Massachusetts
aVenns, between Fourth and Fifth streets. Sc
f"ad ffecinct, west wing OF CITY Hall.
FinE ard.-First Precinct corner A stree;
south and Third street east. Second Precinct
"oInrr street sonth and Third east.
SlitiI W ard -FirSt Precinct, corner q street
'Outh aud seventh east Second Precinct Ana
G pstia e;i.inP house
seventh Ward.-First Precinct, Four-and-a-
Laf street, mar Virginia avenue Second Pre-
.'hct Tuirteenih- and "a half street. between Il
and q.
DROWNED -Abont Il week ago, man named
Peter fedora, who resides on street between
Fn1f-ald u half and Sixth Streets on the Island
attempted 10 cross the Potomac from a point
nearly opposite the foot of Seventh street in a
small Canoe. On the succeeding day, the canoe
was found boating la the river but nothing had
since been heard Of Cadora until last evening
abont O'Clock, when his body was observed
noatlng IN the water by passengers on board the
s.sAi'sf Ihoinas Collyer Several parties went
not hear with what success The deceased is
said To have been man Of intempe ate habits
and had been induging pretty freely btfore start
Ing OUT on The rash exploit which terminated so
fatally. He - represented to have come from
baltimore, and leaves 4 widow in almost desti-
circumstances.
AENs DIscovERED. - Yesterday information
was given by an old and respectable colored man.
named Nugent, that several muskets had been
'neealed ia bis house The police officers were
seat for, and they pToceed-d to the house and
took them. The old mans reputation has ALWAYS
been that Of pions and orderly person. and will
mol suneT by this Circumstance. The guns il Is
supposed Were placed there by an unruly son
without bis knowledge.
HEAL EsTATE-Yesterday, the following city
property was sold by J G McGuiie, auctionee
Lot Il, in square 6 ito w. Drake, for II &c. per
foot; small fame house on Eighth street he
tween i and q streets, 10 Chas. Brown TO- S1n
BY A Gree 4, auctiOneeT: Lot :, in square so
Is feet front On D. street, aud Tunnino back ma
let, with improvements consisting IF two-stoty
frame house, to J. w Hoover, for SSs5
The YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOcIETy of
Washington are making arrangements for their
annual pleasure excursion, which will Ia kp place
on Monday, June 2lst. The excursion sd
tised In our columns for Thursday next Is that OF
the Alexandria Society, having the same name
- the one In Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ See First Pagf tor oDer Anction SaL,,.
BY c. W. BOTELER. AuctIoneer.

N.
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS Ar Arcr,ox.-
= valuable collection of fine origIn,l hi PANT :
hs, uy snclent aud modern masters of remarksbje
s,y aIIu saiue, worthy Of place IN auy geutIe
bian epanprslng inquest iobably some of the most
ever nersJ IN tsT scmens Of ancient and modern an
when ,sa a5e GENUINE specimens by SIR JosIms Rev
nnlds s. x. A.: SIR Martin Arthur Shee. r. A: Ger
II. Vernet: WlIss. of London Sassserrst,9 Ion
also some Of the best Amerlcan arfIst."''' anu
Will he on view on SATURDAY eyenl,x ,n5 81.
Whole of Monday. and gIll be sold Ivy auctIoo an
MONDAY EVENING. at e,f o'clock, al nv au %"
n0n room. Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Terms; Under $50 cash over 8 50 credi, Of 60 and
'ntsy Tor satisfactorily approved notes, bearing
ma 81 C. w. BoTELER. Au.
IL TaE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
IA Mf consequence OF the ram, to THURSDAY EVE
jad '' ' S 6 W. p.fiBoTELER. Auct.
p ITIgons5 :, Above lB: SALE Is FURTHER
je4 c. W. B0TELER, Auct'r.
II TIE ABOVE SALES STILL FUR
W Ssk bPSSirtPdned On nse9TSt Of the weather, until
-ie Sid c. W. SoTEiL1iE:R.s a. A i @ EN-
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
H AT AucrIoN.-On THU SDAY, the 10th IN
ton, ESQ 40 ST. on 7th, between ssd srsTs
oommepsns ~ 10 9'olopk M an excellent assoft-
M.
Mahogany Sofa. Rocker ana Chars SUM &c
10. Marble -top Centre Table
DO. Sldeboard aud Extension Tabla
DO. Dressing Marble -top Rnresu'
Go a bedsteahs, W eshstsnds and Toilet Sets.
Gilt frame French Mirror 6ne Cock s'
DaHa'k Lace Curtains, with Cornioes and Fix
tures, -
Brussels. Ingram and Stair Carpets,
" Indnw Shades,
OIloloth, and Hat Rack,
Feather Beds, Bolsters ard Pillows
haIr, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses
China. q aud CTCC keIy Ware
Cook ng, Chamber aud Radstnr Stoves
WIN general asEOTtmenl of Kitchen II enu,s,tes
ahd gre6t many other articles which we deem
unnecessary 10 PuumeratP,
lerhls 4; Al sums under S2j, cash; over SIS,
credit 81 ~ and ~ days. for notes slactoriI, en-
dnrsed. bearlLg interest.
le ID a. GREEN, Auct
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, yPne Flour is firm, with
advance sales OF ~ 500 barrels State % s5a$3 60
Ohio "a 2OdS4 50, Southern 81 39aS4. 20.
Wheat is buoyant; western ed soasl .05, white
Patio.
Corn closed firm; sales of 10 600 bushels; mixed
60 .7ec white 72aac.; yellow 79H aSOc.
Pork Is heavy; sales mess at ~ 80 prime az
SLASH 20. Lard is steady at 11St1lX.
Whisky is quiet at PIC.
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Rtuanrf0I.

NBw YoRK, June 5-Stocks are lower and
dull Chicago and Rock Island AK; Illinois
Central shares 50; do. bonds s7a; La Cr'sss ana
Nilwaukie 81 I; Michigan Southern 2lx; New
York Central ~ Readingih Milwaukee aud
Mississippi 25k; Virginia Us 80; Mtssoau 6's
Sia.
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VHE GREAT HEALTH REsToRER :

% The LIZ, Of the Flesh as IN ths Blood"
When the Blood becomes vluated, impure, or too
weak, the iesh loses its vitality the skin becomes
yellow and pallid. the Liver dlsordered. by syepslk
and IndIsest follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes a burden.
HARTSHO RNE'S HEALTH RESTORFR
OR SIRSAPARILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon thu Blood, Liver, stomach and Bowels,
Impart "a new vigor and tone Ia q constitution im
paired by disease from any cause. IL removes PIN
plies and all skin eIuptIOns; aropses the physical
powers OF both seIes. gives bloom 10 the pal AZ
cheek. and makes one JOY GUS fnd happy. Tkough
taste. IL is particularly adapted 70 Female ceui
plants, which IA their very nature are exbanstng
nss. or Kidney and Bla der NJ ecuons. a. acts lke
charm. Quart bottles 81. small hotnt ~ os}t 3
Sold by stott, M.PheTson, ClsfIs, Wh!te, MIC
well Lawrence, DIR. Culver. and ford, NaAplhf-
ton City. CIscell x Kldwell, Georgeforp.
mn -don
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by A. GREEN. AuctIopesr

II! hUCtIuHter.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOToUcApIro,
II HILL At AUcTIoN.-Dn FRIDAY, the IIib IN
s.aLt shall sell, IN 'front.' of the Promises M .Ix
CLOCK, Lo u, being part I'll James CTutcheit's sinh
DIVISION Ui LOT No. Z. ia Square No 7h5 hayIUy =
Tont of IL Ieet on north street ard runuing hack
100 ieet between II and 81 streets east, forming a
very handsome and desirable building lot IN a 0Tiict
and improvIng section of the city.
erIns: One third C ssh balance I'm G. 70 md Ia
months Tor notes beaIIIg interest. to be secured by
deed al Nv upon the property.
Title ind0 luta6le.
je5 A. GREEN auc,
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
Il AND LOT on 18TH STREET AT AUCroN.-B
virtue of deed Of tru st, bearing date October 81
1851 and recorded an the land records of Warning
ton unity, ID. Co. in libeT j. A. - No. %, fUlIo 5,
&c, and of other authority conferred on HIM, the
undersigned trustee will sell al public auction, on
TUESDAY, June 3. iS5s at o clock D. M, on the
premises, Lot No. ?, of the subdivision OF original
Lots Nos "A and Is IN Square No. 252, in the city
Washington.
This lot Is situated on 18th street, between g and
III, and improved by handsome three story brick
Dwelling mo. 4(f 18th street, containing rooms.
gas; fixtures, DC with brick stable IN the Of
said dwelling. Sale positive md without reserve.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
J. L. STEVENS. Trustee.
ma Sc A. GREEN, Auct.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 ApvzRTIsERs IN ALExANDRIA.-Mr. Geo
r. French, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
= ne star Those In Alexandris desiring to avail
themselves Of its immense circulation to bring
'her b"Sin'ss, wants other req uiIements TO The
h'''ee OF the public had better call at his period
icai depot
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BaIt1naa Markets

BALTIMORE, June 5-rlour Is dull and gene
rally unchanged: Howard street 81 BIZ; Ohio
sold at the same figure; City Mills 81.
Wheat is dull; good TO prime white 81 .l0a1 %;
good TO piime reds gc3Sl 05.
Corn is tuoyant; sales Of Is 600 bushels; mixed
a 6ic; white oSa7Oc., yellow 6Sca7Oc.
Provisions are dinner.
Whisky is steady at 2nH ALL Nc.
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NJARSHAI'S SALE. In virtue Of writ
w Of heri facias, ISSUED from the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court OF the District of Co
lunbla for the County of Washington, and 10 me
diTec ed, shall expose to public sale, for CASH, In
front Of the Court House door of said county, on
THURSDAY the 18th day of June. 1853. at ~ o'c'k,
M, the following described property, 10 wit: All
defendants right title, claim, and interest ia and 10
Lots Nos. II and - Square SIS, in thu city of
Washington, ID. c.. together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levisd upon
tfe property of David \. Hall. and Will be sold to
satisfy Judicial No. 49, to May term, 1853. In favor
SweeHy, RItteHEouse * Co. w. SEIDEN,
ma 24-6tS Marshal for the DiStrc' of Columbia.
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Municipal Affairs.-The Polls.

ELECTION NOTICE The voters of the
~ FIRST Precinct, First Ward, are hereby notified
Mr. CT eGin.. on .fsss Sesvsen 18Th and ih
ens on Monday the 5th day OF June for Mayor,
bers OF the Board of Common Council, and one As
ssssor: he voters of the above precinct also
creasng ths funded debt Of the city with reference
TO supply of water. -.
AZ o CLOCK p. IN. GEORGE EMERSON,
PP AREac fEE bkHkY.
ELECTION NOTICE-To rHE VorFRs or
Noce hs1sPp gfTan s, OF THE First WssD
Of and Of The :" es gs and SSIfs Fer
SCISSOR for said Ws'd 0''A'''' anu oH' AS
ca mse Polls soI will be opened at o'clock and
wM. Z. PEERRkiNis,
ma a Commissioners of Election.
SECOND wARD.FIRsr PREcrNcr.-Ar cleo
tion will be held at the northwest corner of Mas
ssch9setts avenue and 18TH street (WIlkins'sj on
Bo sa 5
Ders OF the Board of Common Council. Also, at the
Joint resolution of the Councils, approved May 9Th,
., The polls will be opened at o'clock a. m, and
GEO: E: yILLARD,
Somnlssloners OF Election, FIRST Precinct Soc
oha w ara. ma site
SECOND WARD-SRcosp PRpcIvcr.-Apelec-
- ton VIII be held At the southeast corner of I2th
and + streets; on Monday, the 7th dav Of June,
prOXlmO. Tor Mayor, one member of the Bosrd Of
Aldermen and three membs r. of the Board of Com
mon Council, Also, at the same time aud place, on
the question OF n creasing the funded debt of the
CITY in accordance with the joint resolution OF the
Councils. approved May the 9th. 1888
fhe polls will be opened at O'Clock a. M. and
" SAHrEf LEWiS,N
, Commissioners of Election, Second Precinct,
Second Ward ma 3: 10
TNHiRD WAR D-FIRST PRFCIScr-Not,ca il
u HefeBb g!vhn that an election will be he'd on
MONDAY The 1th Day of juno; lSs2 at the northeast
corner "i 7ti AID NJ Streets for Mayor of The city
and Tor one member of the Board of Idermen three
niem0ers OF he Soord OF Common Council ard one
Assessor Tor SAID Ward. And also, ut the same time
ton OF increasing he funded debt of the CITY for the
dis;rbutlOn vi water, IN accordance with the Joint
resolution OF the Councils, approved 9Th Nav 1874
Polls Will he opened NJ o'clock 4. M. and closed
WIN. B:BCTT.
WIN. FURGESON.
JOHN +. SHARRFTTS,
commissioners of Election First Precinct
Jel Third Ward.
A THIRD WARD-SEcoyp PRFc net.
oil sth and streets. Monday, the day OF June
Instant, for Mayor, one Member Oftha Board of Al
dermen, thrS Members of the Board of Common
Connri, and one Assessor. Also, at the same time
debt OF the CITY, inaccordarce with the joint resou-
ton OF the C"uI els approved May 9th, 1898.
The polls will be opened at Z O'clock a M, and
closed at p. IN. BEN. r.. LETTINGS,
WIN HOWELL, yr.
IL Commissioners of Election I'd Precinct.
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TNO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
l. STRANGERS SELECTING PRESENTS
FOR THEIR FAMILIES.
M w. CALI BRO. offer a large assortment
Of Ladies and Gent emens very superior Gold
Watches, rev and elegant Jewelry, solid Silver
Tea Sets, Walters. Pitchers, GObets, Cups Spoons,
FORKS, &c.
Also, extra heavy plated Tea Sets, Coffee Urns
Cake Baskets, Casters, Albata Forks. Spoons, x G.,
of the finest quality.
To the above and a greater variety OF other goods
suitable for home present they invite the at ZEN,
ton vi members OF Congress and others.
NJ. w. CALF Il BRO, jewelers.,
S2i Pa. avenue, between
ma 81 ct 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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DIED.

ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRAIN
i GERS. CITIZENS.
AND THE REST OF MANKIND.
1TTEN' ION!
beg leave very respectfully g eslI y9yr attention
ET-oAGS, BONNET BOXES.EESIX
AND VALiSES IN the District OF Col um ~1ATO
bia all of which Ill be gold at yery reduced prices
cost NOT nOIicsd. Give me a call before purchasing
o sewhere, as am determined To sell.
SAM'L HOOVER, Iron Hall,
Boot, Shoe, and Trunk establishment,
ma n lot bet. 9TH and 10th sts., Pa. avenue.
Two CITIZENS AND STRANGERS LEAV-
i ING THE CITY, would offer aEEyTyp
large and we'll selected stock of Trunks, ksyknN
Travelling Bags and vslises Of all sty les ~AAf0
aud qua tues. Also superior stuck OF Spring and
snmner Clothing for GENT amen e and yOut hs' wear.
great variety Oi gents Furnishing Gnnds always
on hand. J. g. STEPHENS,
ma % wv No. $40 Pa av.. under Browns Hotel.
JAVA CoFFEE!-JAVA COFFEE!-A full
~ supply OF genuine Old Government Java Coffee
Is received to day.
.. KING d BURCHELL,
ma ~ corner Vermont ave. and 18th ~.
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The instruction. for the BrIti.h Admiral.

HALIFAX June4 A steamer left this morn
ing for Bermud 4, with Lord NaTier's instruc-
tons for the BRUSH Admiral, in relation TO the
visitation" process.
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JOHN A SOMERVILI.
je Its WALL & BARNARD. Aucfs

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of four wrts
lFI OF herI iacias issued from the Clerks ffce of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and 20 me directed, shall
Court House door of ,ald County, on FRIDAY.
the 18th day OF June, 1853. at - O'Clock m the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: III deleGdaut's
right, u1le, cism and interest in and to part Of res
walton No 10, beginning for the same 10 the east
OF 41a rect, at point, where the ~ inter-
sected by the no' Ia line Of alley feet II inches
WIDE opening into sand "a street and running thence
with The SAID east limo of said street north y feet
thence east IS feet, thence south - feet to the SAID
alley and thence with the west 55 feet to 4l
let and point OF beginning tOg ether with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city o.
WashlngtO ton, ID. e., seized and levied upon Is the
property OF James WI laIns. and III he sold tn sat
isiy Judicais, No. ST. s. 50 and 81 to October term
1853, in favor Of Howell 4 stIIbIng.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma p dts for tire District of Columbia.
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SPECIAL NoTIcK.-FOr Perfumed b. cath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm Of
l.W0 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
" W Oodiand Cream" q new pomiade It causes gem
tlsmsn's hair to curl beautifully. Price 50 cents
each. w. 4. FRTRIpeR a CO.
Projectors. New York,
Wholesale and r etail Agents for Wsshln. tom
TAYLoh d MAURy, Booksellers, between 9Th and
lOfh St. Pa avenue. II
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w ORTHY OF NOTICE.

We take pleasure IN amour cling to the people of
the Dstrct and surrounding country that our stock
OF READY MADE CLOTHING, consstny of
Cent?, Youths, and Roys Garments il sunerior
ia style and wO kmanship to any ever before offered
in this city. and al prices satisfactory to every puT
chaser. Ia leave doubt on the minds OF those
unacquaInted with this well known establish
we so ict call at Odeon Hall, corner of az street.
aud Pa. avenue, before purcha sing elsewhere satis
fed that please the a te OF the most fsstid.
InIs. WEtSENEEI,D A. On
iJ2H (States& Intel.l
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotioners-

DUBLlC SALE Or A GOOD MARKET
GARDEN, WITH COTTAGE REsIDENCK-On
SATURDAY, the 18th day of June, at ; . M, on
the premises, Will sell at auction my .untry Res
IdeGce. lying near the reGaily Town road adjoining
the lands OF Mr. Murdoch and MIR. Burroughs and ,
miles above Gsorgetown. IL contains n acres of
productive garden land, finely watered with never
failing springs, well enc osed, and having nearly
every variety OF ruIt pertaining to the market gar
den, such As apple, pear, peach, apricot, ch TN.
DC And also well set IN a beautiful and luxuTlant
crop of 81 yer ard timothy. nearly ready for the
acyth". The c0ttsge rs PLAIN. but comfortable with
ROOMS and cellar. Also. a teIant's house with
other necessary out buildings. The locality is f.
vGrabie for neg hborhOod store, which. II aVailed
OF, wond add to the comforts and profts off he ace
Should IT be required by bidders. the place viii lie
oil red Ia two divisions OF about ana EACH
there being water and house tn each DIVISION
The terms of sale will he one fourth in cash and
the residue IN payments of6 l., and IL months with
interest. The title is perfect.
JOHN A. SOMERVIIL
je Its WALL. & BARNARD. Anrfs
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MARRIED..

On the 81 Instant. by he Rev. Mr.. 6 reer Mr.
Al. RED PENNtNGTON, of Baltimore county,
Md to Miss ELIZABETH Nj. SANDERSON,
OF his city.
baltimore papers please cOpyJ
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X A w ii Nc TO A Lose,

, Asthe session of Congress will saon be past and
the members ard strangers that now in the cts
are about 10 leave u, ] wish particularly To call
their attention y my stock of fine WATCHES
SILVER WARE AND JEwELRY, that will
close out at prices below the poas bin Y of competi
tion VIII sell below The usnal rates in New York
or other northern cities, that those whD wish to
carry with them some me,nento be supplied and
satisfied as to quality aud price by cal ing al 1853 Pa.
avenue.
je 4 81 III, O HOOD.