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A Ll. PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AakrssT
n accepting check, No. la6 and 1a7, the
Treasury Of the United States, WashinEton, drawn
H ~ capt NJ; C. Meissc y: s. Ensipee,, in favor Of
order for forty two hundred and thirty sx dollars
a,d ch aadss da!s 2. n Ss been
stopped This check bad not passed into the hands
could not therefore, be used without forging their
eDdorsement M. G, MEIGS,
mar I7-eoIm Captain Of Engineers.
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Election Of U. s. Senator.

TRENTON, v. j., March 1.-THE Legislature Of
this State went into election for United States
Senator to-day, and chose John c. Ten Eyck.
Opposition, over the Democratic candidate. This
result was brought about by the combination Of
the Amslica with the Republicans
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Virginia Convention,

LYNcHBURG, March 1.-THE Democratic Con-
ventiOn which met here to-day to nominate :
to meet on the 18th of Pril. But very few dele.
gates were present.
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Railroad Injunction Dissolved.

MILWAUKEE,, March 1.-THE temporary iniunc-
ton granted upon the complaint Of Edwin Town
send, against the La Crosse railroad and Mr.
Chamberlain the lessee Of the road restraining the
latter from paying the interest due on the Ist Inst
on the second mortgage bonds, has been dissolved
The complaint will be amended
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THE GIFT EXHIBITION of the Russian FAR piano.
rama at Odd Fellows Hall, last evening, as on
the previous occasion, was largely attended. The
gold watch was drawn by Mr. j. G. Robinson
Jr.. young mechanic of the city.
Another exhibition of the same character takes
place Tomorrow Saturday evening, on which
occasion forty similar gifts will DE distributed in
he
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EiuanriaI-

NV York, March ls.-Stocks are dull and
fiat; Chicago and Rock Island 594; Illinois Gen.
trail 67s; Michigan Southern I3A; New York
Central 1913; Pa. Coal Co. 81; Reading 40; Mil.
and Miss. "a; Va. 6's On; Missouri 6'ss5a..
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown.
EXECUTORS SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
Ia ORPHANS CoURT.-l shall sell, on MONDAY,
March q st at 10 O'Clock at the late residence
of Mrs. Mary A. Miller, corner of Green and Bea
streets, Georgetown, all the goods. chattels. and
personal effects ofthe said Mary A. Miller, deceased.
comprising
superior Mahogany Sideboard.
l do. do Sofa.
CanC-seat Chairs, Tables, Rockers,
Looking gla sses, Floor and Stair Carpets,
Beds, Bedsteads, Bedding, in excellent order.
Curtains, Crockery, Stoves,
Stair Rods, Swords, Ice Hooks,
Dmngfcrks, &c, and all the Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
F. w. JONES, Executor.
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The Death of Mr.. walsh

New YORK, Mar. Ie.-The jury summoned by
the coroner upon the body Of the late Hon. Mike
Walsh, had not this morning returned a verdict
The Cause of his death is still matter Of doubt.
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REsALIA-There are just now on exhibition at
the Store of f.. Owen Son, four suits of regala
for the Crusader Lodge of the Sons of Malta in
this city, said to have cost about one thousand
dollars. The magnifcence and beauty of the
decorations of these suits keep crowds lingering
from morn till eve around the windows of the
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AUCTION SALES.
~ BY A. GREEN, Auctioner. = = :
HORSES AND CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.
III II In THITRSnAN he nth inst 4. m

i as BY A. GREEN, Auctioner. N -
r. AAB AGYARhR RI 4s s. At
se ON %o aSc9nSt Of whom sn
All of which wilt be sold without rescrve.
snss. 91s cash 50 and
mar H-st A. GREEN, Auct.
until SATURDAY, the 18th, same hour; 49,.
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.
o 96n ATR HA M6RNiN AT
commencing At 10 O'Clock, lot Of Carpets, Oil,
Al, w Wott and y wool, filing &c Carpets
JT yards and 5 1 Canton Mating,
Oilcloth, A and Ga
Furniture and House Furnishing Articles,
All of which will be sold without reserve.
1t WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR CHICKERING PIANO FORTE,
I FuESTTTfE RSR aSVEpRtP EE
March oath, at 10 o'clock at the residence of Capt
7. J. Page. Y :. n. in the centre House ofthe DE
18th sts.: shall sell, all his Furniture and Effects,
superior Rosewood Seven octave Piano Forte, by
Piano Stool, Cover, Music Stand,
SUIT of Walnut BrOcatelle Covered Parlor Furni-
Reception Chairs, Cottage Arm Chairs,
RoscwGod Marble-top Tables, Chinese Quartette
Solid Oak Leather covered Chairs,
Rush-seat Chairs. Lounge, Writing Desks,
Crimson Damask and Lace Curtains,
Velvet; Brussels and Three ply Carpets,
Oilcoth. Mating, Rugs,
Bronze Hat Tree. Brussels Stair Carpets,
Solid Oak Extension Table, and Sideboard.
Oak Dining Chairs, Buffers Tray and Stand,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Solid Walnut Bedstsads, Dressing Bureaus, and
Washstands with marble tops,
Looking glasses. Toilet Sets,
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets and Comforts
Cooking and other Stoves, Ref igerator,
Iogether with general assortment of Kitchen
Terms SIS and under cash over that sum credit
Of 81 and 81 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
mar 1s-d &C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
RAlIIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order of
- dIstraIn, to me directed, against the goods and
NESDAY, the sd inStant at 10 o'clock at his store
and residence, No 482 fifteenth street, opposite the
Treasury Department. tho entire stock in trade of
SAID Thompson. L name in part
II Clocks, | watch makers Regulator,
Show Cases and the contents, Stove,
1870 volumes of Books, many of them rare and val
nable, an will be sold by catalogue.
Also, the Store Fixtures, Uas Burners, Bow Win
dow, &c.
Terms cash. J. III. WISE, Bailif.
mar l8-ts WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Flour closed duh;
STATE S5iOaS5.75; Ohio % .60as6 50; Southern q
S6.15.
Wheat closed quiet aud generally unchanged
Corn closed lower; white o7a9Oc; yellow and
mixed sga9Oc.
Pork closed buoyant; mess ST.. t7als So prime
Sl3 25aSI3 3l.
Lard closed steady at II kal2kc
Whisky closed dull at % a2sc.
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The Trial of ARIEL Martin

MONTPELIER, VT. March 1.-THE trial Of Ariel
Martin, of Calais. VT, for the murder Of Lucius
Ainsworth and Jenison Wheelock, in July Last,
commenced here to-day.
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T. w. JONES, Executor.
mar list THOMAS BOWLING, Anct'r

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers
I OTIS ON THE ISLAND AT PUBLIC SALE.
IL On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March I'D.
at o'clock the premises, shall sell Lots Nos
81, 30 and So IN Square 500, fronting each 25 feet
south Nj street, between "a and 9th streets west
running back lS5 feet to a 6-feet ley.
Also, Lot No. 5: IN Square 499, fronting 40 feet S
inches on south street, between ~ and 9Th SITS,
running back lC2 feet inches TO a 80 feet alley.
Terms: One third cash the residue in 8 and IL
the premises
mar nd J. c. Mcguire a. CO. Aucts
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The Overland Mail.

ST. Louis. March I7.-The overland mail from
California arrived last night There is no news Of
Importance. The roads 70 the gold mines Were
Ill Of emigrans. The rush 90 the mines this
spring is Tremendous.
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AN OUTRAGE Yesterday morning while Mr..
George O., well-known and much-respected
butter-dealer in Centre market, was busy dispens-
ing his golden - Glades'' and {: Phil Print a
sinister looking person, who had been noticed
lurking in that vicinity, bounced suddenly upon
him, and boiling in his ear the interrogatory, - IL
Sckes is guilty of murder, what is Butter
wOrth,'' instantly made his escape before Mr. o.
who was naturally somewhat staggered by the
suddenneSs Of the assault could call for assistance
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BY THOS. BOWLING; Georgetown.

BY THOS. BOWLING; Georgetown.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
- CoURr.-On WEDNESDAY, March sd, at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of the late Hugh Downing,
on Bridge street, Georgetown, near the bridge. I
shall sell, by order of the Orphans Court, all his
PERSONAL effects comprising
A large stock of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Feather Beds and Bedding,
Lot of Blacksmith Tools,
Stocks and Dies,
Lot of Old Iron,
new Wheelharrows,
large Grindstone,
Large assortment of Groceries.
Lot of very superior Liquors, viz: Whlskey, Bran
dy, Gin, &c,
A large and desirable lot of Dry Goods,
A large and beautiful assortment of Jewelry,
2excellent Gold Watches and Chains,
superior Patent Lever Silver Watches,
l Patent Balance Scales, weighing 1900 lbs.,
Set Buggy Harness,
very superior young Horse,
Express Wagon, with Harness,
Library, containing some old, rare, and desirable
works,
With many articles, too numerous to mention.
The attention of dealers, spectators, and all in
want of excellent goods, Is invited.
Terms: SIS and under, cash over SIS, 80, 50, and
80 days, for good endorsed notes, bearing interest.
JANE BOWLING, Administrative.
mar l6- wFM&Tu T. BOWLING, Auct'r.
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NOTIcE.-DIsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
NENTs TO Be INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE Sun
EsZ RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM The
STAR OFFICE.
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The THEATRE The play of Medea last even
ing was well performed throughout and applaud
ingly received by large and discriminating au-
dience. Miss Matilda Heron fully sustained her
reputation for being fat i'm this tiicult role
We are glad to determination manifested
on the part of the permanent population of Wash
ingtOn to maintain dramatic performances in their
midst during the spring season
For performance this evening see advertisement
in proper column.
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AUCrIor aAIH.
THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. &.
DESIRABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
-. AND lsoT AT AUcTloN.-Ol FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, March 18th, at O'Clock, In front OF the
ses we will sell, part OF Lot III, IN Square No
81 1ronting feet 5th street west between north
"a ana street, improved BY hsndsome and well
perfect. ~ - ~
Inc property is handsomely located in q healthy
a,,u ,"Pluy improving neighborhoOd, and offers a
so r oPpo etuplty Tor small investment
and l2months "' '''o o"'"H0o q"
decd given and deed of trust taken
mar l3-d j. c. MCGUIRE a Co Aucts
BY J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Anct,oneer,
GQN ERNMENTS SALE OF SUPERIOR Wopx
~ HoRsEs.-On SATURDAY MORNING. Iatb
March, At O'Clock. In front of the auction rooms
6 very superior Work Horses.
mar Is d J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF. HACKNEY CAR
RAGE AND PAIR OF HoRsEs.-On SATURDAY
MORNING, April ID, at 10 o'clock, in front of the
auction rooms of James G. Mcclure q Co., I shall
sell, by virtue of deed in trust duly made and
corded
lexcellent mock Calache Carriage,
pair of bobtai Bay Horses.
Terms: One-half cash; the residue in 90 DAYS, for
n satisfactorily endorsed note, bearing interest.
JOHN II. ID. ENNIS, Trustee.
j. c. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
mae l5-2aw&ds
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nar I'D j. .. McGUIRE Co, Aucts.
By &c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

CLOSING OUT SALE OF BUTHMANN'S
- SToCK OF WINES AND LIQUoRs.-On SATCR-
DAY AFTERNOON, March 18th, at O'Clock, at
the store of the late Mr.. Buthmann, on Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, bhtween AZ and 9Th streets, we shall
sell, the remainder of his valuable stock Of Wines
and Liquors, comprising
Green Seal Heidsick, It. Peray and other Cham
pagnes,
Sherry, Port. Madeira and Claret Wines
Very superior old Brandy and Whisky in bottles
Superior Hook Wines, &c, &c.
Terms; $50 and under cash; over that sum credit
off, 4and6 months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest.
A. F. BUTHMANN, Admin'x.
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On the 18th instant. after brief illness, In the
hope OF bli ssfill Immortality, DANIEL. p. VIII
I.lAMS, aged 81 years-faithfnl as friend meek as
CHRISTIAN, and endeaEed TO all thai knew him.. =
His funeral viii take place from his a,e resitepce
on auth street. between and NJ. on Sunday the nth
instant at II a. NJ. The relatives and friends of tie
neeted, vii please attend. - f-E Fg8 -II11~ -
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WATCH RETURNs.-Chrstopher Coke, drunk
and disorderly; workhouse 80 days. Henrietta
Shedrick, colored, do. do; 90 days Jacob Cum
mings, drunk in the Streets do 90 DAYS Wash
ington Clements cOlored, out after hours; fine and
costs 81 Is. Two in for safe keeping. Sixteen
for Lodi rinrrS
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CIOO REWARD.-BRAsCH OFFICE. GIRARp
plUO FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or PHILADKL-
to pay Slo for the arrest and conviction of the per
persons who, during the m Id If the It'll in
slant, fired and burnt two frame welngs that were
situated ON LIST street west, between Virginia ave-
nue. and ID street south, and which were insured by
this company.
marie POLLARD WEBB, Aren't
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1 AIDES, BRAIpS, PlaIts, Curtis, Half Wigs.
end Pennsy wanna avenue de- 2-em
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MARRIED,
DIED,

On the nth instant, by the Rev. Timothy Remick.
WILLIAM T. GRIFFIN, of Georgetown, d. C to
KATE 6. JONES, Of Washington City.
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ITHACA, IN: f-,) Mar: IA meeting was held
here last evening, at which resolutions were pss.-
ed TO the effect that the sheriff was governed bv
the best Of motives in removing Ruloif from this
county; that the Jail here is sbundantly secure;
and pledging that Ruloff shall not be molested IL
returned, except by the proper officers.
fund was also raised 90 search the lake for the
bones of the murdered woman and child.
The meeting was addressed by Hen q Beers
Marcus Lyon, Esq, Rev DR.. Parker, and Others.
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BOSTON !CELBOSTON ICEn

- BOSIUN ICE!-BOSTON ICEM
JUST RECEIVED, Bills of laden off 900 tons su
perOT BOSTON ICE, now on the way and daily
expected. This, together with several hundred tons
now house, constitutes stock-in point of guam
tity and quality, equal to any IN the District.
Being extensively engaged in the business, | am
determined to spare neither pains, labor, means
to furnish the public, At all times with pure arti-
Gle, the most Sonable terms.
All orders left with the drivers Of my wagons,
(marked "GOdey Ice,"D or at my office. corner of
Dumharton and Green streets, Georgetown, will
fe 24-lm WALTER Cooley
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NOW Is YOUR TIME.
~ AT COST FOR CASH
Entire stock of DRY GOODS and FANCY AR
TICLES. We name in part: 10 dOZ. Extension
Skirts, at 81 D, worth S25g Sn yards Carpeting at
Sic, worth 621 best A Oilcloth at 45c; Corsets at
871a; and all other Goods at cost for cash only
fe 2-lm w. r. HURDLE, High st.
pOARDING.-Two gentlemen and their wives
ID can be accommodated with pleasant ROOMS
and BOARDING, on reasonable terms, by applying
at No. n Bridge street. Georgetown. fe L3-lm
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To BE RID of the most trouble some cole, take two
wine glasses ofCharles' London Cordial Gin i'm the
same quantity Of hot water and piece uflemon pee
aud sugar dd lib drink on going to bed the resu
will he a generous perspiration and certain relief
May he had In Washington of Ford K Bro, ID. b.
Clark, III. Herman, j. Ii. Wilson, r. J. Ryon, Ham
ilton & Leach, and others. Edmd {. Charles Gen
eral Agent, ~ Broadway, New York. 1t
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THE MUss ON THE AvENUE.-Yesterday fight
occurred on the Avenue near the National Hotel,
in which several young men were engaged, who
were held to bail for Court or fined under the CITY
law. 1t appears that Charles Berret and F. Steer
had a set-to prior to this free fight, and a Young
man named A. p. McCrabb having intimated that
Sam Hyman and ). w. Mosely were of canine
parentage Mosely let in to whip him. While thi.
little operation was in progress, Berret and Steer
met in the ring, and b. supposing it good time to
settle their difficulty, struck Steers thus causing
two free fights at the same moment. The parties
were all arrested by Police Lieutenants Thomas
and McHenry and Officer Handy who took them
before Justice Dom, who fined McCrabb IS and
costs and held Mosely Berret and Steer to bail to
keep the peace and appear at Court.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts.

CEORGETOWN TAXPAYERS Will save 6
" per cent bv paying their taxes for 1852 before the
LIST Of April next CHAS. ID. WELSH.
mar INV Tax Collector.
dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-T
IL cOpaTtnershlp heretofore existing under the
name and firm of GEO. :. RUNEY d Co. is dissolved
this day. Francis u. Bowman, retiring from the
firm.
Georgetown, D. c., March 10th. 1853. mar list.
nR. GOGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
IL is for sale ia Georgetown by II. :. T. CisselI,
q. B. Barnard Il Co., and J. w. Sothron. Those af-
fiicted with lnflanmatory diseases should give it
trial. See the testimonials in the advertisement in
another column. mar I7-tr
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COMFORTABLE BOARD.-Several persons
- can be accommodated at C0X'S COrnucopia,
No. 20 Market Space and Canal Bridge, George
town. with quiet and comfortable BOARD, on the
most reasonable terms. mar l5-Iw
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COURSE OF FOUR LECTURES. by as many gen.
tlenen of literary distinction, is about to be given
at the Smithsonian Institution, for the benefit of
the Eleventh street English Lutheran Church-the
first of the course being announced for next Mon
day evening, by the Rev. DIR. McCrOn, of Bati-
more, on - The Glory and Triumphs of Industry"
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mar I5-d &c. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of heri
l facias issued from the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court Ofthn District of Columbia for the County
of Washington and to me directed, l will expose to
public sale for CASH, in front of the Court House
door of said county, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of
April next 1859, at IL O'Clock m, the following de-
scrbed property to witt All defendants right, title,
claim and interest in and to part of Lot No. Is i'm
Square No 81, beginning at the southeast corner of
said lot and running thence north 50 feet, thence
west thence south 81 feet and thence east so
feet to tn: point of beginning together with all and
sngul AT the improvements thereon, in the city of
Washington, ID. c., seized and levied upon as the
property Of Robert u. Dudley. and will be sold TO
satisfy yudIcals No. Us, to January term, 1852 in
favor of Reed, Brother a. Co, Of James Martin
ct al. w. SETDEN. Marshal
mar Hts for the District of Columbia
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THE CONCERT at DIR. Gurley's church last nigh
for the benefit of the Western Mission Sunda,
School, was decided success. Ellis, who is
PhilanthrOPist in his way, kindly furnished tn,
piano.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
WI GEoRG ETowS, ID. c., March 18th, 1859.
The subscriber will pay a REWARD OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person who will
give such information as will lead to the conviction
in this town on Friday night, the 18th inst.
mar li-lw HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
1vI GEORGETOWN. ID. c., March 1ith, 1859.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of all orders
on the Corporation of Georgetown for the improve
ments of streets, and to those having unsettled ac
counts against the Corporation to present them to
the Clerk that they may be filed.
marI4-Iw HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
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By WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.

BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue OF a deed oftrust
Il from Cynthia b. Mason and others to us, dated
March s. 1857, and of record, will offer at public
euction, on FRIDAY, the 22d day of April next,'on
in WASHINGTON city known and described as Lot
No. eighteen, 8) in Square No. seventy three (z3
story Frame House.
Terms Of sale; One third OF the purchase money
to be paid in cash. the spot, and approved notes
to be given for the aance, in two
at and u months, with interest. Should the pur
property may be struck of to the next lowest bidder
or resold at the risk and of the FIRST purohaser
tee. WALTER cox A0
HUGH CAPERTON,
trustees OF the Union Building Association,
ea-2awsds WALL a. BARNSiRSDSoe l I kesaxn'
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ARRIVED, yesterday, in the city canal schooner
Mary Jane, Capt Grey, from Alexandria, with one
thousand bushels Of wheat for the Metropolitan
Steam Mill
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New TeIegraph Charter, &c.

BosToN, March 17.-ln the Massachusetts, Legis-
lature the committee mercantile affairs and In
surance have reported a charter for the telegraph
nns to Halifax via Cape Ann. The capital is fixed
Edward Argenbrill, charged with forgery upon
a hrm In Virginia, was discharged this morning,
no one appearing against him.
Inc School difficulties have again broken out
here. Some of the Catholic scholars this morn
ing again refused TO join in the religious services
which were being performed, and one Of the teach
on a scholar, made because of refusal IN ioin IN
the services - -. -
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THE DRAMATIC PROFESSION Will find the Bron-
chtis ields To the soothing influence of Mrs. NJ NJ
Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liverwort and Hoar-
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GREAT PUBLIC CONTINGENCY
,MckNEW NARROW, Projectors Of the
New Steam Flre-Wood Mills are constantly en-
gagged IN delivering SAWED and SPLIT WOOD,
of various sizes, t. all parts Of the CITY.
Persuns buying of them have the double advar-
tage of getting the best Wood and free of cart
age. They also guarantee a full cord in every IN
stance, and exact no allowance whatever for waste
short wood.
and 5th street, between II and 7 SITS.
mar I46t McKNEw 4 NARROW
4 CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.
IL OR SALE-A good sound little HOR Sc: carrlcs
a lady beautiful; gentle in any kind Of har- n
ness: Also, a light well made, nice-looking IN
CARRYAIL and set ofsngle HARNESS. "a
Inquire at A. J. JoYCE'S Coach FACTORY, corner
18th and r sts. mar l6ISts
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Il AM Now receiving a very extensive and ohoics
stock Of French aud American PAPERHANG-
lNGS. WINDOW SHADES of every VARIETY
Together with q general assortment of Other goods
IN my line, at very low prices. : =
l.. r. CLARK
Paperhanger and Upholsterer
m 16-2w+ No. 2ss Pa. sv., bet 18th and 18th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-18

The New Police RilI-Etr.-M.rhe,s

SNSsNkTl, March 1.-THE CITY council pesssd
,'a last night eondemning the police bill
40. nv, psssed ey the Legislature and insructing
A nre took place tins morning m The nor,h~.s,
coner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, which az one
time threatened to be very destructive several
with their lives from the burning building Tx.
loss Is not heavy.
There is good demand principally from On.
South. for mess pork, and sales are readily ,n.ds
at SIS per barrel. Bulk meats are buoyanf al
prices varying from 30 81. Lard in barrels
at llh. Whisky is hrmer, with sales at IS cents
per gallon.