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ByA, GREEN, AuotIoneer,

Dy a. Uh6ENs Auotlonsefs
EXTENSIVBS SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
H CARVED MARBLE mANTLEs, MONUMENTS,
BEAD ST0NR>, L. nTEls AND SILLs, BY CATALOGUE,
AT sUcroN.-Un WkpNESuAl,th the sd instant.
shall sell by catalogue, CONNIE ncIng at 10 O'Clock
a. m ., at the marble yard of MIR. n. Parry, who ls
removing his business TO New York, on Penn sy Tvs
MA avenue, between l9.h and I9h Streets one on
ca most sd peFior assortments of Marble Mantle 81
and Monuments ever CGered for sale In the D,.
trict, of the following varieties of Marble viz.
5 Statusry Marble Carved and Pam MsnteIs
4Tennsssse Marble carved, one maeni6cent
California Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe
nor. Ga. -
I Lisbon do. do do. De-
svery fine Italian Marble carved Nantes.
q 60. 90. DO. Moulded DO,
- beautifl. Nalsn idarhle Monun euts. OF ynr,ous
sfzes, n civ fnisked, '"O"
10 Marble Head stones, of diff srent sizes and suai-
Also. srgs and excellent assortment OF Marble
Liates and Sils. for bulding purposes. = 80
terms; = II sums under 525 essh over s. and
not exceeding $lo0. a credit OFF, 4. and months !:
over $40 ore 4 g. and 10 months, for notes,
IN 81! cases ofcredit, satisfactorily endorsed, bear
The attention OF members Of Congress. builders,
persons wishing TO purchase monuments or head
stones, and the public IN genera, IL ectfay in
vited TO thus as 10 u certainly tie most supe-
assortment ever offered for sale in Wa ton
and the ssie val be worth their attention. 4.
Np'GH - - " A.6REkN, Aucf
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WILL SHORTLY CLOSE!-THE RUSSIAN
w WAR at Odd Fellows Hall. 1t
A SOUTHERN WEEKLY LITERARY PA
IA PER,
THE FAMILY JOURNAL.
FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

CONTENTS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.
HENRY CROMWELL, or the Adventures of
an nrphsL-a sterv of Land aud Sea-writt n for
commenced IN this nuglbsr
lated from the French for the Family Jourrai.
OUIII,S AND SCISSORS.
LETTER PROM THE DlSBANDED VOL
UNTEER.
EDITORI4LS:-Entsrpr North and South
u cal Ensavers OF EurOpe-Mount Vernon Papers,
&o., &c.
Music hNDTH DRAMA.
GOSSIPPING LETTER ON ART, by Barry
Grey. writer for the Family Journal.
ODDS AND ENDS.
LITERARY GOSSIP.
THE SPY OF NAPLES, written for the Family
MANiA-A-POTU. thrilling story. written for
"a" The f'ni BR0KEN HEART. pathetic story,
written fog the amily Journal.
LADIES' PORTE OLlD.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
POETRY-Original and Select.
NJ TO be had of all Nexs-Deaers in Washing
ton and 6 cor stown. Proe cents single copy 81
per annuIn, 10 advances.
= Office of Publication
ia WEST BALTIMoRK ST., BALTIMORE, MD,
H. Mr.. Henderson, agent for the proprIetors,
will canvass the cities of Washington and g gorge
town, and Is authorized to receive subscriptions.
ID ST.
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DIED.,

On Sunday morning, the 1Sth instant, Mrs. RE-
BECCh SCRIVENER, aged eS ears
Her funeral wIll take place from her late resi-
dence on street south, near the NAVY ard, aI 2
O'Clock P m, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, and f. ON
Christ Church at 2T O'Clock p. IN. The friends of
the family are invited TO attend.
WILLIAM M. MCCAULEY, aged 81 ears.
The friends and acquaintInces of the family Of the
deceased are invited 70 attend the funeral late
residence. No. 490 Massaoh u aetIs avenue between
Atm AMI 5:h sts on Tuesday, the 18th instant, at
O'Clock p. H. without further notice.
On the 18th instant, FRANCIS DUNBAR. cid
est son Of John ID. and Rosannah Brandt, az cd 8
years and 10 months.
At Edge Hill, on the H:h instant, LUCRETIA
RT. wife OF j. X. PItzer, of Roanoke county,
Na and eldest daughter of the late w. !. Derrick,
of Washington, ID. C.. UnteI)
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FUTURE DdYS.

By BARNARD a BUCKLEY; Geor.etovn.
RoSEWSOD SUIT. MAHOGANY FURNI
II TURF, CHINA AND HOUSEHOLD FuRNIrrRK
SSkN6RALLY. AT AUCTION WEDNrSDAY
MORNING. the i6.h IN slant, al 10 o'clock we win
ser, az the residence Of Divine, Esq, Opposite
me convent. In GeorgetOwn. the entire HOusehold
Rosewood PariOr Suit, in 5rccatelle. and handsome
Mahogany Sofa, Roekers. Etegere,
10. Sideboard, Dining Tables,
GSnS f hiIn Hal, sna Chamber Carpets,
patIor, CookLn., aud other Stoves.
bedsteaos, Mattresses. Wardrobes,
MattII &. kugs, Curtains, Looking z asses
Gas Chandeliers and Burners,
hTr"hen uIDnnre. Wood Ware, Ran Cask, 30.
fe Its BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auct,rs.
By J. c. MCGUIRE a. Co. Auotionee,.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ETETct.
AT AucrT0E-On WEDNESDAY MOKN-
W. ehruHry 18th, at 10 O'clock at the resldence
OF b: Barrett. Esq, No. 48S MassachUsetts ave
me urrItuIe and Household Rfectt, oompnsinSM
Mahosany Parlor Suit, In hair cloth,
MafDie-top Centre Table, Fancy Tables,
Mahogahy Writing Desk. Cane se.t Chairs,
Lace Curtains and Cornice, Window Shades
Srcssels aid Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
star Carpet, nllcioih, X DDS aud Eyes
DIsssng and PlaIn Bureaus, WashstaI de-.
belsteads, eather Beds. BolsteTs and Pilloys
Mattresses, Looking glasses, Toilet Set,
prone igures, Drop Light, Vases,
Chlna, G:ass and CIockeTy are,
COOK ng ard etheT Stoves,
Together with general assortment of Housshold
o., and Kitchen Requisites.
Sims ~ aud under cash over that sum a
credit OF 81 and 60days, for notes satisfsctory
Gorsed, bearing interest. On
=, S.-The house Is for sale or rant Inou,ra nm
the premises. e-'' i"sune vi
fslI-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., aucts.
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OUR UsICAL FRTENp-

A weekly publication Of Sheet Muslc su,t.bls o.,
the play ers and slnseTs Of the Home ciroe and cor
slstlng OF sixteen paees full folio size stitched mi
handsome cover, IL oOEt4Ins al the papu AZ dance
On the DAY arrang ementS from the muKt iyorito
operas scenas, songs, ballads, airs, SO An abuls-
CANT supply OF ever tning that the popular taTfJ
demands never too difficult, AlvGIs ilstruo,iye,
ADD ever IRE sh and Delightful.
The fsvor with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
mas been received by the public, and The CONNIE nda
lions II has Won from the Press, guarantees q
It's worth. work so ohesp, accurate, AID sfart
does not exist IN any other oourfyJ. T. sane
amount OF music procured 81 tho Tsgn!L stores
you'd cost So east rent, tiInes vbat . costs ~
secured bs subscribing to periodical % cheap and
much needed.
Pieces b, the following composers have nppeared
IN the hrst ten numbers the names TOT them
selves: Mozart, 3 Lover. Msher,sean. M 81 eTbeer,
flotov, Burgmallsr, p. chabeit. herai Dontzettl,
Strauss, Musard Ttaiberr, Bsfe, Eofslm, j.
Weber, Kucken, Spey CT, Abt, V. a. Mecfatren,
Bellini, smart fischer, Crouch, D'Arbert. Bish-
o. kuber, Pses sllo. LinApainter Beethoven de
nary pay ers and Singers invariably cbsrNe-
tsrlxsS by deicious mslo<y and easy scoompsn-
4 A' - OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
10 published weekly, price 40 cents, and may be Or
dered from any bsokssller or periodical dealer IL
will he sent dTect nom the ones Of ppbiicafion 81
the following rstes; yea-iy S5; half yesr 81 So
Cabs copies, 9s; copies a. 70 copies ssopef
taken fo- less than 6 mon tbs, BAY sbe IN sdyanoe
Omce Of Our Mssioal fpen1I v rs Frankfort
street = Inn NsH .xSrf,, e. q. sSYhouaxSo CO.
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Detection Of a Mail Rebber.

ALBANY, Feb. l2.-Geo Bartholomew. Am IN.
employ Of ThompsOn's Express, was this morn
ing detected in the act Of robbing the mails a
the Albany post office by Holbrock, Government
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

~ TEs srAR FUsLIsHls ZEE LIsfs %
LETr.ss REMAINING In TIE WasHIsefoE CRY
Fosr 0zYIcz UaDEs TEE PROVISIONS or RE
HsvsPAPER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
ZION WITHIN TEE DELIVERY OF TEE OFFICE.
Ifs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 10 MORE TEAM
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
II TEE DIsrRIcf OF COLUMBIA.
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Canadian Seat AZ c.v.,--.

moNrEEAL, Feb. l2.-The provincial assembl
mas Soteo 70 nx tue seat of government al q uebe
bly, result In the permanent location 90 - -
u government at that place.
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The Death Of Ex.Pp-.,, uun,.

BOSTON, Feb H. william p. Roach leener
Vi ilq uor store here, and who was ind icted for
I,aanslenghter, In killing er-purser samuel ".
nun ', VIII be brought up for trial during the
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fa a-ROd6a

MARSHAL'S SALE.-Iu virtue OF svnt OF
w tsrl faclas issued fEom the Clerks on oe OF the
county OF washington, IND 20 me directed, / will
expose to public sale, FOR CASH, in front of tke
court ht'Cse door OF said county, on TUES DAY.
the ID gay o. February psxt, lS5e at Il clock ~
the following described Properly, to wit: All
part OF Lots Nos; and g. IN Square No. 6s5 begin
Mig at point or line on Sd street west II feet north
OF southwest corner of Lot No. g. thence sou m aim,
the line of said street u feet thence east on linz
a. night ankes to SAID street 90 feet to public alley
sald Seuare; lhencs north with line OF sad al,sy
10 the place OF beginning together with all and SIN
guar inc improvements thereon, Sc sed and LEVIED
sod TO satisfy JudIcisls No. II, to January term,
lS5S, In favor OF John Van Il eswick.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ia27 to for the District of Columbia
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Baltimare Mnrlefs-

BALTIMORE, Feb H.-Flouri is steady; Howard
street and Ohio IS IS: City mills Ss Sass 81
aSl.35. 'eu g"
Corn-The receipts are large; southern vel
Whisky Is dull Ohio 30c; City zoe.
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By A, GREEN, AucnonaeI.

CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
~ BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF the
District Of Columbia, in chaneery sitting made in
me cause OF Mary M. williams VS.: 1heophIlus
~, la.s shall offer az pub ic ssls on FUiJPSDaY
the 20 day OF March next, a. 1 O'Clock D m on the
premises, tie east IS feet OF Lot numbered seven
seen,t ~ IN seua'e numbered four hundred and
hity lone (45i with the emelts thereon
slsing OF three story frame dwelling house, with
This property is well located in q healthy ueix n
Dorhood, with q pump of water Ia the yafd 1 he
mouse is conparatlvely new oEe, conveniently ar
rdnsed, ara furnished In manner TO correspond
1erms: One-third cash the res.1us IN three
equal instruments of6, ayd IL a.onis secured by
notes hearing interest fre,a che day of sele.
IL the terms are not complied with within s DAYS
2teF t2e sale the prop rty will be resod on week
notice at the risk and ex pense of the purchaser.
fe8-eOGds n ~ EEN
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Specie for the Seuth.

NKw foRK, Feb l2.-The United States mail
sstIeamship Cahawba sailed this afternoon, for
New orleans and Havana, with "a passengers 70
me former port and So for the latter She slso
TOOK out S5O,OOO in specie for New Orleans.
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Boiler ExpleSiop.

LANCASTER, o Feb l2-Tbe steam aou,,no
mill OF WIN Latta was blown up YESTERDAY by
the explosion Of boiler Loss, between a. 600
and 81 900. No lives lost
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From Snn.o E.

LOUIS, Feb R.-rhe New Mexican mall OF
the 22l has arrived Tae CaIifarnt. ,.stI $50 -
stockton was overdue at Santa Fe, and M. con.
tractors are uneasy The mail party has 10 rup
sauntlet OF the Navsjoe Indian villages, con
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Financial.

NEW YORK, February Ia Stocks are dull
put nrm. Chicago and Rock island coz: Cam
oertand Coal Co. 2E; Illinois Central sharez
o.; Do bonds s. ~ Lacrosse and NIL IK; New
u uors e, Central .9k; Reading 4sX; Cantons sOX;
We. osS son; MO Us - " u. :. SIS OF 1874 Ipek
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BY BARNARD 4 BUCKEYj Georgetovn
ENksI-C L ASS CONrECT1ONERY ES-
Ter a! private sac the FIRST csss ConfectoIe cry es-
LsbIIsnment OF Messis. A IL x Bro, bridge street,
0eorgetown, on the most accommodating terms III
NOT sold DT the 2'tb Instant !: wI be sold at auc
ton. of wElch due notice will be given
fl ent21th RAR N Ar ID A klICKEN 49,.
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;. EIRMAN'SCAKD

r. C. WEIRMAN'SCA
I OK HIS Patrons and others, the Ladies and
Heads of Families of Washing ton, e. eOrse--
town, hle1a ndra, and vicinity va
g. WElRMAN. 424 18th street. between New
York avenue and II street, has had made III to his
special order and this day received, very fine
stock OF his Ladies' and Chidren's CUSTOM
MADE SHOES, which he will sell at reduced
rates for cash
They are the same make, quality of material. du
nblllty OF Workmanship, and egaLt hnIsh as here
totore which are 80 well known To his numerous
patrons throug hOut the Dstrlc: and various States
10 be lncOmpara5iy superior in every respect and
entirely different In sty INT, and artistic workman
ship. to any others vended here or elsewhere
he has made arrang ements greatly to extend his
business, and therefore will sell at exceedingly
moderate rates, on the terms above named
Families may save halfthe mo- ey usually thrown
away on worthless shoes that have neither style,
ut, nor wear in them.
The subscriber will warrant his in every particu
lar and that one pair will outlast three pairs of
those of other manufacture,
There can lie no strong er guaranty of the inesIma
BILE quality OF these shoes than the universally &C.
know fact that thsy retain their perfect shape
70 the last. until entirely worn ont. ja % eotf
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MARSHAL ShlE.-In virtue of a writ of
w herl facas, issued from the Clerks offiea ~
the circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for
the county CT Wa, hiLgtOR, and 10 me direct ed
Will expose TO public sale, for CASH in front of the
Court house door Of said county, on TUESDAY,
the Sth gay OF March, la59, a. II ociock m the fol
q, It's night, title, claim and Interett ia and 10 ot
NO: 2 IN Square No. 3d. onting IS feet on street
nuIth, 10 the city or Washington, ID. e together
seized and levied upon SIS the iOperty of Samuel
M hbisht and will be sold TO satisfy Judicials NO.
kni ght. w SEiDEN Msr.hai' W.
f6 Its for the DiStriot al
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MARkfED.

AT 81; Paul, Minnesota on the 18th ultlmo, by the
Rev. T.. ID. Neil, q. THOMAS MAY. formerly
OF Georgetown. ID. c., to EMMA H. HALE, of st.
Paul. q
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Later frsm Havana and FIerida.
The Kansas Legislature.

q, o. Louis, February ia bill appropri.tin0
aeo' ana authorizing the employ ment OF cour.
are charged with add uctiny negross s,cn, ~.
sour, and who are now In jail at Plate citv
missouri, was passed In the lower house ~ AZ
Kansas Legislature, on the 9Th instant, without
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AUG1IQI ALH
T0-DAY q TO-KORROW MoRNIN1

T0-DAY 9 r0-koRRoW MoRNTN;
DE s{ WhId 8 yBAARErARPs Aestee..-..
I .ND sILvn. WArcEFs. PINE GoID ti~SIlI.
Ss1I.sf. - e. ssEk5 hsEN tfP F0s conn.
meneing at 81 O'Clock, At No. sig 7th street. oppo
siss the lnss,iisenoer Once.
lsA-M WALL & BARNARD. Auots.
BEN. FRENCB's NINTH ANNUAL sALl
EVENISSSok At AUCTION SATURDAY
Books are sod an 18Th and Every Evening untilths
wos aiSs Sss sssn seven years with Pratt Esq.
ARREST s has .nS S.ss My
Fine Fa@iiy and ddii PSS SsSTIssi isin...
ay f1s,s sr 5fh bindings beau
MNaveriy Novels: II volumes, comsis,.
pcnsns MoJk, four styles Of binding, conp,... in
CInskeI's PoiticsI Text Book. AouAo
Inc Books are warranted new and peyfec, pouL.
al psiyate sale during the da, at half pub IsSs.
LSsies add gentlemen are invited to call and az.
Auction sale commencing at O'Clock at Cas.id,,,
0ld st2re between 10Th and lith Streets Penn ay.
nue. D0 Jas Hsw G. SpMsn 81 P4,Ys,s Gle Gle
By. F. FkKNcH. Salesman. ia T.tf
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAM
TT AZ
O'Clock. at the residence Of gentleman dec iri ~
noo ASoplns On tue east SIDE OF 6th street. be
tween and streets, 1.-THE flag will designate the
house. We shsll sell WV
Handsome Walnut parlor Shit in ha,,oio,h
MAID e-fop Centre ard other Fables
Sane ana W ood-seat Chairs. Lounge,
Stun.ssat Rocker, Wkatnot, Desk
Gilt Window shades,
Paintings and Engr.vipgs,
ss5 nrs d dn,ss- ply and ingram Carpets.
mahogany and Wslnut Bsdsteads,
R Son sess sss ea T ssrssss Wssh.n
LOOK ng dl0 other Stoves,
ing Articles. -
Ierms; $50 and drder cash; over that sum,
Sfeoit OF % and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily en-
dnrsad. bearing interest, ~'-
fss JAS. C. oGUIRE l. CO., Aucts.
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By 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by =. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME AND VAIUapTr ppIcr
H hogsR AND LOT ON 9TH STREET, BETWKFN NJ
AND SIS, AT AgCTIoN.-0n THURSDAY the
I'm instant, Shall sell, front of the premises Al
o COCK p m, valuable and Desirable RrieE
DrweiiRg house and Lot: being Lot No. IL and part
teet o. the east side of 9th street west and runnn
psGk ~ ieet 20 u foot inch alley improved by
uanasome TWO story a nd attic Brick House with n
Two story back bnildirg covered with slate; hhy
ing me yard attached, paved and hand someIy IA
the alley, which is paved. "e vi
ne altentlon OF persons wishing 20 purchase a
lesluefce Is called to the sac OF the above
property, as, upon eI amihation, they will End The
nouss possesses every convenience and is built Ia
NT arm u t p style, oJ the best of vOrkmen.
S IL LOT Iotes bearing Interest, properly Sc
cuIen oy q deed OF trust on the premises.
Ie Il-Q A. GREEN Ann.
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1 THE LATEST HEwa-
By Telegraph ior thu Eysniur ~,
ImPsrtsnt from Mex,e..

10y, NV ORLEANS, Feb. ~ The s,e.m,hip r.
ZnoIo. rived to day and brings intellie ence th.t
~ Me- mad indicated the presidency IN fsvor
3d., " n The latter had been installed pre.
ems Iiberstsa S pearrested the political prison
Sns oncen engaged IN denosIns znIc.s@s o. o.
- suppressed the paper which RoSi.s "a
ynJIi,on 20 ss, ana ordered forced loan 81 ons
r., a. Va Soiisrs 10 be raised forthvrifh Wv
II u inTtheT reported that Mir,mon - -.
70 march on Vera Cruz with s 600 IN was ssout
Hpioaga would be President ad ists-;., ~"e 'ss'
. DesaiIsdo was, al latest accounts th,s.,..
tne capital The capture Of Ma1ailsn bv ar 1sss
erals Is confirmed " me no
The French and English nsv. commando,
hsd succeeded In enforcing the demands OF fhes,
respective COVER aments AZ Vera Cruz and high
duties would be restored forthwith Two-thIrSs
OF tee revenue Is sscuItd 10 Engla and France
The American Consul protested against the M
thereby
Later frsm Havana and Flsrida.
from HuELEsroN, Feb. 13-The steamship Isabel
ha,a .sana and Key West on the 10Th srrive1
peIe last night. The demand Tor ,o,-. :, ~
Tiais n,n ialr, and good Qualities brought s x,s
fnIIy 80 ossoos were higher Mol.s.e< ms
cbsSos. I lab higher Feights are bri,l e.
,,,n Inc Bremen ship Miami, from Galveston wifi,
=, IoIs az o. more on Pickles Ref on m. ss,k
Oh January and bilged. Der CARGO ~. % ne FL
son OF Consul General Helm "a AZ. geo,
Havana Of scarlet fever Hao oleo near
ne steamer Magnolia arrived M K.,u
~, nc Oh. Col. Rector had succeeded I'M inanc,ee
A. ~ NJ Po'.tOu oI the Seminoes 20 assemble
for New Orleans oh the izth
Inc Magnolia will touch at Point A r,s... 90,
heI return and take on board the ATkansas 49,
friendly Indians, az well rs those Of the
her. uA 'eha'noles who shall have been collected
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FAMILY RREAU.

FAMILY BREAD.
NEORGE SEITZ. Baker, No, SSl Now Work
avenus between lUth and llth Streets respectfuIly
informs the citizens of Washinf ton that he I, now
nanuiaeiurIng BREAD of the very best "a ali,T OF
family hour, and delivering Ihe 20 al paris Of
the city. p' "
Orders left az has stands, No. ss5 Centre Market,
and lc< Northern Market, will be promptly attended
tc. ~
Also, CAKES and PIES, Of every description,
fe Sim GEO sFITZ.
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BY WALL BARNARD, AuctioDeers.
YHNRCSTEE,S SALE OE HACK Am uL 70

d,
'H'kUSTEE'S SALE OF HACK AND bar
II NESS AT AUCIIoN.-By virtue Of deed of trust
from koh Adams, do recorded, &c, 4 will san
on THURSDAY MORNING next, nth Instant,
al 10 O'CLOCK, IN front OF Wall Barnsr d's auo;ion
room. Hack No. Co, in excellent order suitahle foI
licking or for private use. Also, one Set Doutla
Terms, One fourth cash; the rssidue IN .. 4 ard
months, for notes satisfactorily secured and hear
lIg interest, q INCL rrn.,ae
lie III WALL & BARNARD Encts
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n DINNER PARTIES"
DINNER PARTIES Will be furnished to fami
lies at SIS, -, and IS per head or, If they prefer
frst class French cook can be sent to their resi-
dences to pre- pare dinner for Them at the mod
charge OF % for his services.
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
Gan nave the best the market affords sent to Their
houses at cost prices.
One or more dishes will be sent to any part of the
city Tor those who may desire n. / guarantee to
furnish better dinner than any other shment
IN the city. at saving Of Is per cent.
G. GAUTIER,
d6 Ib-eo2Tn 2f2 Pa, bet. 18th Spd
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me proprietor invites the attention OF the pubiio
70 iis large and general assortment OF OR Ma
t MENi AL and FRUIT TREES, amonrstS
tneH o.UO large age White Pine, BalsnTn Fir -
snu NORWAY rlr, 81 larse growth ard HEALTHY oop-
Trees, ~ oAe' evergreen
A large assortment of Deciduous .ornsner,,I
Snaoe Ifees OF all szss suitable for tran ant ma
select. '' S4'o'ee anu
Also, Garden Fruits. consisting OF Currapts.
Goos cherries, RaEPberries, aEc lStravbeiieT' ~
CREST variety and OF most approved sorts
Grape Nlnes-HRrdy American yaretIes su,taa
20 open culture; Catavba, Isabella, Concord uas ns
Rebec3, and others, D''"~'
5',So Usage OraaSe for hedging, and Ornamental
ShrubbeIy for gardens and laWns
JOSHUA PIERCE
"LinrGsn Ri'l," near WASHINGTON. ID. C.
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NURSERY AT LINNGAN HILL.

WILL SHORTLY CLoSE,-TBE RUSSIAN
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The MISSING Mantle Nh Thomas Jasper
OF Culpeper county, Va, a cattle drover, who
was advertised as " Inissing' in Saturdays Star,
is supposed by his friends to have been muI dered
in this city for the sake OF the $500 Le had about
MIN, and which he Is known t. have been show
lag while intoxicated, around the purIieus of the
Centre Market Oh the night of Saturday, the 5:h
OF February inst. With the exception Of an occa !.
s!oaal propensity to frolic, he was In all respects
most estHidOie ana deserving young man. w e
fear that the suspicion Of his friends is but too
true; and that he has fallen a victim to the ner-
eenary designs OF some murderous miscreants
among us. u behoeyes the police to probe The
mystery Of his sudden and uIiaccountable disan
pea. Gnce 10 the bottom.