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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24

!, mt d,necyopst is wound tho face the ball taking
Oh a pcse q, the under mp 90, -, -
The following arr tho names OF th"se undor my com
80 - ,yer, ,ym,pded in the attack Monday
Evans Dorsey Of Baltimore conductor OF tho tonnage
train; dangerously % n,,,. ,,. L..
George w. kicnarusohI Vi na''iuoie, "1ahe""'i
e. n Hammond late Deputy Sheriff OF Berkeley coun-
": shot through the hip, very severely.
George Violet, Superintendent in the railroad ma
chine shops Martnsbnrg shot through the left arm
Geo. II. Murphy, prosecuting attorney for Berkeley
Nelson Hooper, shot In the ankle, arm and face.
apparently with small shot
Edmond McCabe, shot through the shoulder, and arm
Clinton Bowman conductor on the tonnage train, two
wounds the shoulder and tho other across tho
eyebrow.
THE ARRESTED INSUFFICIENT AT CARLISLE.
CARLsln, Pa, Dot Is, 1850.
The arrested yesterday gives his namo as William
Harrison, and still imprisoned. 1t is supposed he viii
be brought before ths Court writ OF habea corpus
Tomorrow for discharge.
SPECIAL DESP ATCH FROM HARPER'S FERRY.
HARPms FxRRY Ook %, 1859.
G. w. Chambers, Recorder Of tho town, Is aow tho
acting Mayor, and has beeA appointed by Col Craig,
Captain II the Armory Guard.
ia oonjeotured, FROM certain deveopsmcxts.
that tomorrow night was the time originally Fixed
for the general attack. Patrol companies have
been organized here, and at BoAver and Camp Hln
The evidences daily acounalaung that the nsurrec
lion WAS based upon WIDESPREAD national organization
and many porsons vsAsr States whose ar,
promised, had completely with she oonspirators.
The two men from Chambersburg, Pa, who captured
insurgent that tho negro Frederick Douglass had
been here within few days Of the attack
holding secret meetings with the abolitonsts
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So. n1spArCa FRoN WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON, Oct. q, 1889
Tn Secret = War has received since the affair a
Harleis =, infoient letter, purportng to come
nc the no,sr,oa Cook dated at Chambersburg Pa in
forIae him hat Il is MS intention march an army OF
Sc al Thousand and take Harper's Ferry and
ChaCesiown and beraie the prisoners, to perform
sunry other ridiculous fea;s They would hardly have
given the Secretary warning ia advance If they reay in
tended to carry on. their threats
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SPECIAL DESPATCH FROM HARpER's FERRY
SPECIAL DESPATCH FROM CHARLESTON
VIRGINIA.

CHARIFsrowN, Jefferson Co., Oct. q, 1889
Captain Charles Campbell, OF Cambersburg, Pa, and
NV Hauser, arrived here horseback from Carlisle
to-day and had interview with Andrew Hunter ESQ.,
who is assisting the Commemorative Attorney. They
stated they had captured and committed to Carlisle
O'Clock yesterday of the fugitive insurgents
who they think is Cock They ass had interview with
the prisoners Jail, who say the mans az,eb
Ola Brown refused to talk TO them.
Mr. Hunter despatched application by mail under
charge MIR. Price, mail agent to Governor wise for
req The Governor OF Pennsylvania for the ar
~ 'arty. The Governor has also been telegraphed
II .cr stephens is still living Coppie now says
IL el4er brother with him, bpt does not know
Wiz ,a bun. Old Brown gave the Sheriff an or
de- .Crphy, psymaser at the Harpers Ferry
a le three hundred dollars taken from him
T. comforts for himself and fellow prisoners
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r MRR GAyN0RR.
"A tAdss every Ne suited with most gvaosfa
htire skirt and oshor Skslcans Criasno MornAa
awrd &C. Ac Also ths best espr~ French and Other Oar
e the largest variety In do Usied SAses xtsses wass
Skra no
sRS GAYhOR calls particular assanon her nAre
ele4us akir well known graduated shspe. aAAptsA
or winter hssvy clAhtns. with suppsrter attached
Eyclusivo Corset and Skirt
e43 broadway, TIVE doors from U ntcn square
r. LADIES' ~ shaped akirss sltar "a sad u,s<s ever
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DIRK GOODS. &C.

DIRK GOODS, &C.
T0 RESs GOOD6
~ 400 pieces Paris Printed CASHMERE ana
MothSEIiNH ULAINkS (chinty cooro,
cents per yard-tvalue rs cente.
500 pieces cAsuAhRE and MOUSShIINE u'LAINHS tpiatn
Nx cents por yard-tvalue 66iz cants).
Ais0 grcSt varisty VI PoPLlNS VALENCIA psAIDA
PopLk REPS FRKkGH MHalN.'Es, &c. 30.
Rssois cd from the large aucdon sNios last week
A, 4. STEW ART 90.
broadway, Chsrnbsrs and Re&de sroels
I0NoI.TBH CARPETS
~ hsw GOODS FOR FALL. sAt.Hs ct We following ,sw
ENGLIsH rAPRHTRY 0es d a.
HUPERFlNR INGRAM D. V c.
Splys INGRAM, n to e.
GUOU tN1kAdN d ID 70 H.
OH. CLOTHS, ~ Cd 70 Y.
Oneanty rocetvtng Ill the Il Tapestries
Y, HkATTY'S No. foursh Csspar Insituks
L,AIL. AND WINTER sHAwIA
p,st wool 5aawis and winter aws Of every desspusa-
GENrI.EMENs TRAVELLING sHAwIS
In great variety.
LORD TAYLOR.
Nss 4Gl 70 40J DssaAwAy.
Nss. M5 70 z61 Gvand sreoa,
Mes n sad ~ CathArtno sfresl
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no DRY GOODS MERCHANTS--A MIDDLE AaHp
l. gentleman, Of good address, wahes stsaaisn in re-
spectacle Wholesale o. retail dry goods establishment entry
ssrs salesman -er or ether snpaciy
raake himself gsserxy uaeui To those requiring psrsos y
slose appics.oA Of strict .,eky and possessing
knS ledge Of every branch OF the dry bassess s.
wsnia be nvalsabs the respectable references IN The
city wiz be aisen proof Of bis ability. Address l. a
nerAN s0ce. 49,
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THR MEMBERS OF Elijah r. PCRDY ASSOCIATION
VIII hold their last Meeting and Drill {previous parade
Tuesdsy evening, October IS Humboldt. Hall 81 aud b
Forsyth street The company will parade Wcdnes a
26k. TIIoS r. sUSE yaptain
SAMUEL HURON, Orderly.
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A. f BUTHMANN, Admir,x
mar It'd J. {. MCGUIRE & Co. Ancts
by e. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.

by e. W. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.
SAlE or FINE PARIS-MADE ROSEWOOD
EE
March 22d commencing at 1O1z O'Clock shall sell
Breckisrdgo Vice President of the Tnited oS StSies
and r the Hon Mr: Stephenson, and the Hon James
large and superior collection of Household Fur
Iiturei consisting ~ part of, viz:
stored in rlchly embossed Purple Silk. made to
order order IN Paris consisting of Sofas, ? Arm
Tapestry Velvet Carpet, French Plate Pier Mir
~. rors; with marble labs and brackets,
Fine OH Paintings and Engravings,
Rosewood Parlor SUIT upholstered in Green and
GI BroGateIIe, CONSISTING of Sofas, ? Arm
Handsome Parlor Gas Chandeliers
Rosewood .EtegeTe, French China and Bronze Man
Fine Brocatslle aud T.acs Window Curtains. with
heavy gilt curnces. WIN
Walnut sdebOard, with marble top and mirror
Carved Rosewood Parlor Tables, with marble TOP,
Walnut Secretary and Etegere, up
Do. Hat Rack with mirror back
. Do. Extension Dining Table,
Fns Frsach Ghna Bign S8T dRnd Tsa Set
Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Rich Cut Glass Ware, Silver plated Castor.
Heavily Chased Silver plated Waiter.
ostS, Dung Chairs. Cock, Lounge,
Handsome Mahogany Bedstead, with heavy orna-
Elesaet large Rosewood Warirobe,
Rosewood Washstand. with marble TOP,
aInut Dressing Bureau, with marble TOP.
Cottage Chairs, covered with Green Damask
Spring Bed, superior CuTled Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds, Toilet Sets
Handsome Sets of Gotta ge Chamber Fnrniturs ,,;,L
and without marble top, e VII"
Window Shades. Chamber Stoves
&c. i''duisites'
HOusekeepers will find this sale worthy of tbeir
attention as the articles all Of Superior ouaiity
and the sale perenptory, 1'''
Terms: Sfland Under ca sh; over that sum crad,t
oi6l and 90 days for approved endorsed notes besr
ing interest. '''
tIOneer. VIZ -N
mar l6-d c. w. BOTELER, Auct.
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The Trouble. I'm ,h. EIio, Scboo,.

boston, March l6.-The troubles in the Eliot
cises are about over A laroe nunoher 20 tho
Catholic children who left the school have re-
turned. Some of them were brought tack bv
thelr parents, who, although not liking the rules
regarding religious exercises. determined tha;
their children should submit
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LOCAL NEWS.

II TINS STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN The w WASHINGTON CITY POsT OFFICE
uNDER the PROVISIONS oF THE LAW DIRECTING
THEM To sg PRINTED IN The NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF me OFFICE. lIs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION l.
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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New York MarlefS

NEW IosE, March 17.-Flour closed Arm
STATE IS iOas5.75; Ohio Sc Cease so; Southern sea
S6.15 W.
Wheat closed firm; western red 81 SO white
~ 60aSI .62S.
Corn closed dull; mixed 9Cc; yellow oaao2c
FORK closed heavy: mess Sl7 75sS as; prime
Sl3 POSSIBILITY. f
Lard closed dull al II Kalac
Whisky closed dull at u a29c
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NEW YORK, March II The body Of Hon Mil.
Walsh was found this morning In the area OF a
building on Eight avenue. There is every evil
dence that he was robbed and murdered
SECOND DISPATCH
Another report, which is possibly more correct
says that Mr. Walsh met with his death by accs-
dentally falling into the area and breaking Ia
neck All the Democratic headq uarters in the
cry nave their flags At half-mast with ether dem
onstratiOns Of mourning
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Democratic State Convention.

III apELPHIA, Pa, March le-In the Demo-
co,n,r,s se Convention, at Harrisburg, to-day, q
- ,hee reported a series Of resolutions the 6rvt
TT an sus,aihs Mr.. Buchanan . administration.
"a praises the administration for setfl NO the
Ths aS WIN WIN Great Britain, Kansas, Utah, &c.
iron aaS9ca'es incidental protection 70 coal
commends the views in the P,.a9Ssn,.e .na re
Inc me Sun gu, defends the Paraguay expedition.
ne pun advocates the acquisition OF chs
The 9th commends the administratfor -.
ing highway TO the Pacific for public s.f.,S ~
travelling, and the eth supports the doctrin. q
popular sovereignty y"
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By WALL & BARNARD. Anctlnneer.

TRUSTEES SAI.E-By virtue ofa deed oftrus,
A. from Cy y B. Mason and others to us, dsted
euction, on FRIDAY, the I'D day of April next ION
the Rremlscs at O'Clock p. all that lot of ground
No; eighteen, uS,I in Square No. seventy three "a
story Frame House. " eooN '~O-
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase monev
10 pc PAID In cash, the spot and approved notes
10 "a gwen Tor the balance, two nal stalments
al anu " months, 18th interest. Should the pur-
chaser lall TO comply with the terms Of sale, the
property may be struck off to the next lowest bidder
or resold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
tice. WAITER 6 cox.
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustees OF the Union Building Association,
-. ofGeorgetown,
fe2s-eawSods WALL & BARNARD. xucts,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctone or.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIonter
EAECuTOR'SS SALE OFIMPROVED PROP
u ERTY on THE NAVY YARD AT AUCTToN-Ou
THURSDAY, the cath instant. shall sell, i'm front
OF the premises. at O'Clock p m, a handsome Lot
with the improvements, IN Square No. go, begin
ming AT point Of S7 feet III inches from the south
east corner OF said Square, and fronting % feet on
th street east and running back lS3 feet between g
anu streets, with the improvements, which consist
OF n good, neat Frame House containing six good
wood house attached.
FERNS: One-thIrd cash; balance IN six and nine
months, with notes hearing interest, secured by a
deed al trust upon the premises.
II the terms of sale are not complied with in FIVE
DAYS alter the sale the property will be res0Id hy
sNi$ SdatS notice in the Evening Star, at the COS
ana rl-k al The Delinquent purchaser.
JAMES RHODES, Executor
mar IL 2aw&ds A. CIR ZEN, Auct
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l OTIS FOR SAl.E.-On the Canal, No. 5, IN 50.
- %N hD 10y lh; No s. IN same Sd forms All |. with
No. J. and fronts % feet 1872 street adjoining the
fonndry No. j. IN "a. ~, near corner OF Ohio av.
anu 18TH ST, about II feet front Ohio avenue and
fronts also on st. louisiana av.. and the Ca nal
close Ia the Market No. 8, ma 50. 3t2, feet on the
Canal and about same ON Louisiana aV, (paTt of
FuggItts Lumber ard y also. east hall No s. same
Sd - feet on the Canal and about same ON IouIsl-
ana av. Apply Ia r. l.. ROGERS, g. Carroll Hail.
5altlInOre. mar law
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March I7-Flour closed api,. kzo,,,.
ard street and Ohio SO 25
Wheat unchanged white 81 75asI IS
white 74a96c ~
Provlslons are unchanged; bacon, side. 9kc.
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MARRIED,

On the morning of the 18th instant, by the n v
John Z. Smith, CAREY GWINNE. Esq. To Miss
MARIA o.. daug hter of the late Anthony Preston
Esq, all OF this city.
On the LIST instant, al the residence of Mr. w Fl
SIence, N GeoTgGtoMn; by the Rev. w. +. Speake,
SIMEON GARRETT, of GrorgetowII, to Miss
MARY 4. r. DREAMER, of Montgomery coum-
ty, Maryland.
Rockville papers please copy.l
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DIED.

On the morning Of the nth instant at u. O'clock
OF tNPhoId fever, IDA CAROLINE, daug liter OF
James and caroline ii. SkIrvImg, aged years, 7
months, and II DAYS. ''
Relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend hcr thnrIai fom her fathers residence Az
nth street, on Tomorrow Morning 18th IN ST. al ~
O'Clock. " "
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Obituary

CHARLEsToN, March 17.-Dr Muller. a prVfes-
Mills house here last night - e
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Iar l5-d &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aucts

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of feri
1'l iacias issued from the Clerks Office fthe Cir
cult Court ofthe District of Columbia the County
Of Washlngton and to me directed, will expose to
pubic sale for CASH, IN front Of the Court House
April next, 1859, at u o'clock ~ the following de
scrlbed property, To WITT All defendants right ttle
claim and interest In and to part of Lot No. Is, in
Square No. 81, beginning at the southeast of
SAID lot. and running thence north 81 feet, thence
west ~ feet thence south ~ feet and thence east 80
feet to tn: point of beginning together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city of
Washington, ID. c., seized and levied upon as the
property of Robert l.. Duley. and will be sold to
satisfy gadicias No. l73 to January term, la59 in
favor of Reed, Brother a Co., use of James Martin
ct al. w. SELDEN, MARSHAL
mar Hts Tor the District of Columbia
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NOrIcK.-D DISTRICT or COLUMBIA ApvEErIsy-
NENTs INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE SUS
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM The
STAR OFFICE.
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GREAT PUBLIC coxvpv,p,cr

McKNEW MARION, Proprietors of the
New Steam Fire Wood Mills are cnnstautIy en-.
gagged in delivering SAWED and SPLIT NVOOD.
OF various sizes, To gil parts of the city.
Persons buying of them have the double adyan
tage of getting the yer, best Wood and free of cart
Thoy also guarantee a full cord i'm every in
htaTce, and exact no allowance whatever for waste
short wood.
IL Offices-NO. 56i, corner 7th street and Canal.
and 5th street. between ii and sts '
mar last MCkNEW * NARROW
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ENOR RENT-A neat AMI conmOdIous three story
18th street, between and X.
, Also, one of the most liSihlc Business Stands on
x son, Bankers. H. II-antf
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers

by j. 4. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
HOUSE AND LOT ON NJ STREET NORTH
Il BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS WEST, AT
PUBLIC AUCT!oN.-On : TIL DAY AFTER
NOON, March 18th, at AZ o'clock, on the premises
we shall sell, Lot No. ST. in subdivision of Square
No. 242 fronting "a feet north VI street. between
18TH and 18th streets west running back feet TO an
alley, together with the improvements consisting of
a twostOry Frame Dwelling House, CONTAINING four
rooms.
Terms: One third cash the residue i'm 6 and u
months, with interest, secured by deed in trust on
the premises.
mar l5-d ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO. Ancts
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BOARDING.

ROARDl NG.-Several persons can be accommo-
- dated with BOAR ID or FURNISHED ROOMS
by applying at No. 435 18th street. Between 6 and ii
mar l7-Iw*
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WASHINGTON
~ BRANCH n RAILROAD

OFFICE WASHINGTON
" BRANCH RAILROAD, March Il, Iaja
Proposals will I've received by the undersigned for
tle transportation of the mail between the Post
Office aud Railroad Station.
There three trains leaving and four arriving
every day, and each carrying mail.
Particulars as to the service may be obtained at
this oEice.
The company will sell reasonably the Horses and
WAGONS now in use, -
By order; TIL. PARSONS,
Wsf iaet Agent,
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Financial.

NKw York, March 17.-Stocks are dull and
heavy; L. :. SIS Of 1874, 1Oi; Chicago and Roct
Island 59a; Illinois Central shares c. 4; do bonds
*; Michigan Southern 10y; La Crosse and Nil
= New York Central 79as; Pa. Coal Co SOY;
Reading ~; Va 6's 97K; Missouri 6's s5S
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SEG0ND-IIAND DOORS, WINDOWS, and
- 3klChS Tor sale; also, a small MARBLE
MANTE!.. as good new, cheap for cash En-
quIre at No. n south street, Capitol Hill oppO-
site the Capitol Square, south side
10 cost l. r. GARNER
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
hESlR ABLETWO-STORYF RAMEH HOUSE
- AND GOT At ACCTIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, March 18th, at 5 o'clock, i'm front of the
premises. We will sell. part of Lot ia Square No
!Sl fronting Ia feet 9Th street west between north
VI and streets, improved bS a handsome and we'll
hnllt two story Frame House, No. ag, containing
four well arranged rooms aud back kitchen. Title
perfect.
The property IS handsomely located in healthy
and rapidly improving nelg hhorhood, and offers a
good opportunity for n small investment.
Terms of sale: One third cash the balance IN G
and II months.
A deed given and deed oftruSt taken
mar sd ]. &. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneer,.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneer,
TKUSTEE'S SALE OF HACK AT Arc1toS.
Il BY virtue OF a deed oftrust from Robert Ad.mS
,tnly rseorded, &c, I will sell, ON SATijRDhY
MOB MING next 18th instant, at 10 clock in from,
OF wall 4 Barnards auction room. Hack No Is IN
excellent order, suitable for hacking or Tor prvate
use. f'i'oso
Terms One half ca sh; the residue in two and four
months. Tor notes satisfactorily secured and bear
ing interest. C. INGIE Trustsa
mar I'D WALL Il BARNARD. Anets
By THOMAS BOWLING; Georgetown.
EXECUTORS SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
~ ORPHANS CoURT-l shall sell, on MONDAY,
Msrch 2ist at 10 O'Clock m at the late residence
OF Mrs. Mary A. Miller, corner of Green and BeaIl
personal effects ofthe said Mary A. Miller, deceased
superior Mahogany sidsboard,
/ do. do. Sofa
Cane seat Chairs, Tables, Rockers
Looking glasses, Floor and Stair Carpets,
Beds, BeCisteats, Bedding, i'm excellent order
SuTtains, Croekery, Stoves,
stair Rods, Swords. Ice Hooks
Dnngtorks, &c, and all the Kitchen Requisites
Terms cash.
mar l7-3t THOMAS DOWiING. anct'r.
4 OTIS ON THE ISLAND AT PIJBi,IC SALE
II On ~ ESDAY AFTERNOON, March 22.i,
az clock, on the premises, shall sell Lots os
d. % ana 81, In Square J2 fronting each Is feet on
south NJ street, between AZ and 9th streets west,
running mack l'S feet To a 2-teeta ley.
Also, Lot No 5. In Square 499, fronting 40 feet 5
Inches on south street, between AZ aud 9Th sts
rlnnlng back l'2 feet inches to Sl-feet aIey
Terms: One third cash the resLue In 6 and l2
months; with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises. -
MAJ I'D J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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MISS WHITE

ID MISS WHITE
! RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of Wash
ingtOn and its vicinity that she has resumed the
DIR EsS MAKING, and will be thankful for the pat
Tonaae formerly given her.
474 gth street, between ID and T.. mar I5-3t.
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fOR RENT-The STORE-ROOM next door Ia
u WIN. i. Dove x Co.'S Plumbing and Gas fitting
EstabllShmcnt Tent : 40 per anHum. Inquire of
w vi, j. DIV r. d To. fa
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BY J. {; Mcguire & Co, Aucuoneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO LARGE
L bTlLpLNG l.OTs.-On VI @ y DA Y AFTER
NOON, March 2lst, at 5 O'Clock, at the auction
rooms. We shall sell, without reserve, Lots Nos ~
ana q fronting each 6 feet inches on 2lst street
west. b'tween noi tn y and O streets, running hack
10 IL; INCHES to 3i'et alley. These lots will
he sold entire or sufdIvlded to suit pur chasers
Terms: One third cash: the residue in 6 and II
months with interest, secured by deed IN trust on
the premises.
mar lj-eo j. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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SEVENTH DISTRICT Politely eSterdav, John
Murphy was arrested for throwing stones and dis
orderly conduct, by Officer Neal. He was taken
before Justice Dom. and sent to the wOrkhouse
for 81 days. Ben jamn Goddard was also arrested
bv officers Neal and Stone for being drunk and
disorderly. The same Justice committed for a
like term of 90 DAYS
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GARDEN SEEDS.

II UARDEN SEEDS.
JOHN SAUL respectfully invites the attention of
gardeners % has complete ass Ortment of CARR
DEN, FIELD, FLOWER, and IT n E&$8
SEEDS, which Is one Of the most extensive iuA
the United States uding all the valuable sorts Of
home growth, well the standard Varieties from,
England. France, and Germany. Being a PRACTICAL
seed grower he can confidently recommend ali as to
purity, accuracy, and the growth of l353 Prices a.
low northern house.
Vegetable Seed, Extra Early Peas. Beans
Extra Early and Blood Turnip Beet
Large Early York, Ok Heart, WInningstsdt, and
Caulifower, Brocali, Tomato, Egg Plants
Carrots ParsmPs, Onion, Celery, Cucumbers 40
&c, &c. ~"
Flower Seeds, comprising every thing new and
rare, sold separate papers, in collections INV
selection at the following rates:
Is papers choice, new and rare Annual and Peren-
o NAL Flower SEEDS 81 90
100 do. do. do. the finest ~
IL Catalogues can be had on application.
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