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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-29

THE NEGRO Ex- EXTERIOR Solouque, the ex-Em-
peror of Hayti, is staying at Kingston, but is in
great trouble His minister Dessalines has created
q domestic trouble by his attentions to Solouque's
sistern-law, and the ex-Emperor's temper is
further soured by his defeats at the billiard table.
When in Hayti his courters always allowed him to
gain the game, but in Jamaica the players are not
SO respectful
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-29

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2s.-The Mississippi river at this
point has risen three inches during the last twenty
four hours. There is six feet of water in the
channel from here to Cairo.
VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 2s.-The steamer Daniel G.
Taylor passed down at o'clock, and the Terrence
passed down at O'Clock this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

rESKIEs.-Thcse IN want of Pennies, fos change,
eah Snsys ootSin them on application at the coun-
1f Oh the Staf omce. -. IF
IHE POOR as well a. the Rich can have a sure
Enary stages ewing 20 the cheaPness Of Mrs. Nj. N.
Saraners IndIan Bslssm OF LiveIwort and Hoar-
race. IL is sold by all The Druggists and Me.srus
weeks q Potter, Boston, are the General Agents.
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All convey ances AZ the cost Of the purchaser.
JOSEPH X. CASSI\, Trustrr.
AZ 1-eO&dS j. &. Mcguire A. co. Aur'ys

BY J. c. MpGUlRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE IMPRuYED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGErOwN AT PUBLIC ArcTIoN.-8y viz
tue of decree of the CIRCUIT Court of the District
OF Columbia, the subscriber, a trustee lindar said
decree, will s-ll at public auction, on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, April 26th, commencing at as
O'clock, on the premises, the following described
estate of the late Commodore Cassln, viz:
East part of Lot No. q. in BealPs addition TO
Georgetown and southeast part of Lot No s. in the
Slip, having font of Is feet aud a depth of lsa
1eet together with the improvements sting Of
a Brick Dwelling house.
Lot No. l61, and north part of Lot No, l6l, in
Beal's addition To GEORGETOWN, having front Of
ments, consisting of a two-story Brick Dwelling
house.
Lot No 81. in -Bealrs addition to Georgetown
having front Of 80 feet Beall street, betwe en-
Washington and Congress streets, running ba ok 40
feet, together with the improvements, consisting ef
aneariy new large four story Brick Dwelling house,
with large brick hack building and brick stable at
stantial Character, with water and gas pipes.
throug hout, aud good pump Of wster in the
yard.
Also, Lots a6 and 81, adjoining the above, having
each front of 90 feet, by depth Of 40 feet These
lots will be divided into four lots of 81 feet front
each.
The sale will commence in font Of the FIRST named
property.
equal instruments az g. l8, and q months; the defer
red to bear interest from the day Of sale,
with surety, and a lien on the premises sold.
All conveyaEc S at the xpensa Of the pure has1r.
JOS. u. CASSIN, Trustee.
dp l-eOd JAS, &, MCGUIRE. Auct.
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Mr.. EvERETI's LECTURE at the MARYLAND In
stitute, Baltimore, on the - Early Days Of Frank
lin, this evening, is for the benefit of the Union
Protestant Infrmary. and after its delivery the
Hon. John L. Kennedy will respond in behalf of
the Infirmary. The American saws that as the
audience will probably assemble early, to relieve
the tedium of waiting Vollandts band will be
present and perform some of their selections Mr.
Everett arrived in Baltimore on Saturday evening,
and is stopping at the residence Of his friend
readers that they can get round trip tickets Good
for three days) and tickets of admission to the Iec
ture, together, for 50, at Franck Taylor's book
store, Pennsylvania avcnuc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

NoTIcE.-D IsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA ApvxRrsx-
ssSrs TO BE INSERTED IN THE BALrINopx Sur
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED PROM THE
STAR oFFIcE
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The AMERICAN EAGLE CLUE give their second
grand cotlion party, this evening, at Thorn $
building, Seventh street, for the benefit Of the
widow of the late John Ennis, who was killed
in Georgetown on the 9Th Of February last When
the object Of this party is taken into considerable
aud the Club pledge themselves that nothing will
he left undone TO add 10 the enjoyment Of those
who may favor them with their presence we
think enough Is said to insure crowded hall
See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

A LARGE SUPPLY. OF NoyELLo's ORA
"a TORlOS, MASSES, and other sscred publ
% a'' received " " s 3. HfE sf;s
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AUCTIoH sALn
THIS AFTERNOON q To- MoRRoW
By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioncer,-
ARGE SALE OE EAAII " en- nrIn...s

BY WALL BARNARD. Auctioneer,
AAR s SALE OF soaMT tEs SbHa0ScESEs
iST. APTl. Sth, SommencIns at 10 oelSck we viii
stOeH Fs@y .ad
ies Liquors, Cigars, de-, goods suitable for the
| 50 Barrels New Orleans Refined, yellow, Crushed,
l2 h,lf-chests superior Imperial and Gunpowder
Sonnsss Tyson and Black Teas,
bo&es Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
Boxcs starch, Washboards. Brooms, Buckets,
10 bbo oxs Castle, Brown and Chemical Soaps,
bags Pecan and Cream Nuts,
7csses cstsw fsif B hs,ss,ns' boxes lacks,
70 cases Anchoyles and Pickles.
sbo1es Brandy CserTs;.
10 IS boxes boxes starch; Farm and Corn Starch,
Barrels WHISKY. octsves Brandy.
S csars aie SS1ss ST hsS5,ns
barrels Machine Oil,
With large lot Of other goods in the grocery line
Terms, SD and under, cash; over that amount
credit OF 81 and 50 days, for notes satisfactorily
sp2 WALL & BARNARD. Auct..
BY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE,
- FRENcHi PLATE MIRRORS, CHANpELIERs,
MINE NOR
APrii Sthi at 10 O'clock, at the residence Of Lord
sell, the Furniture and Household Effects, oompris-
superior Rosewood Parlor Grand Piano Forte, by
Suits OF Crimson Satin Brocatelle Covered Psrlor
French Plate Gilt frame Msntei Mirrors. l." oi'
-Four large and elegant Chinese Va SEES,
SSn" 9s ,5I$ fRsSiSss; ana Gard Tables,
BrocateIls and Silk Rep Curtains, &c,
AIT az and so Fax Chairs Couche;, ottomans,
ing Extension Table Marble-top SidebbaId
Plgs6,,cpyered Dining CRsiTs. Piate ' Stands,
Elegant Gilt Centre Piece, and Table Ornaments.
Shcfheld Plated Jureens, Covered Dshers, Wait
East India China Dessert Service, mounted on gilt
French China Dinner. Tea and Coffee Service,
Sets of Crystal and Gilt and Diamond Cut GLASS
Walnut WaTroSss, Bureaus WasSst s ads ''ano
Pressing Tables abb Lounges, Toilet Sets,
Bedst"ads, Bedding. Tables &c. ~ ''0"''
Lot of Copper Cooking Utensils, Refrigerator, &c.
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
l handsome English Brougham, with Silver plated
Terms s. and GndeT casa; over that sum credit
81 6n and 90 DAYS for satisfactorily endorsed notes
mar 2a:d J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
MARSHAL'SSALE yirtue of a writ Of feri
w tsclas issned from the Clerks Office of the Cir
of Washington and to mo directed, will expose to
public sale for CASH, in front of the Court House
door OF said county, on TIL ESDAY, the 5lh day of
April next, 1872 at II o'clock M, the following de-
scrbed property, to wIt All defendants right title
claim and interest in and to part of Lot No Is in
square No. 81, inning at the southeast corner Of
SAID lot and running thence north 81 feet, thence
west 8oeet thence south 81 feet and thence east 81
rect 10 Tn? point OF beginning together with all and
ssIngnar the improvements thereon, in the city Of
Washington. ID. c., seized aud levied upon as the
property Of Robert U: Dudley, and will he sold TO
favor of Reed, Brother 4 Co, use Of James Martin
ct al. w SCI DEN MarShaI
mar Its for the District of Columbia.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
IN MONDAY, 18th April. at O'Clock D IT, We
~ Will sell, In front Of the premS es all that Lot Of
Ground ON the south side ofGay street, between the
residences of WIN. Redin and RoH. Dicks Esqs
Georgetown, being 81 feet front and 21 daep enclosed
with stone wall mounted with an iron railing. a I'd
handsomely improved with trees, &c. The scPnar,
from thu site Is very beautiful, embracing fine
view Of the Potomac river, the Virginia shores,
Washington city, aud the TIei ghts of G. GEORGETOWN
Terms: Qne-third cash; balance IN one and two
sears-or threo per cent. on the deferred payment
for cash. Title guaranteed.
aP2 BARNARD Il BUCREY, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctionsor
GALE BY ORDER OF THE QUARTER
: MASTER At The 7. :. GARRIsoN-On WE'D:
stats Garrison, at Il o'clock m a largo lot Of
unIforurCoats, Fatigue Jackets,
Wooden Pants, Great Coats,
Linen Overhauls, Carpets,
Together with lot Of dSher articles.
Terms cash, in specie.
BY order of the Quartermaster:
ap1 A GREEN. Auct
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS.

MEETiNG.-The friends of an
uS nexation of Georgetown t. Washington city
requested to meet at Forrest Hall on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, april 9Th, at rs o'clock.
Several citizens will address the meeting. ap Il
HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS
I from trespaseIng my mothers place on the
Heights of Georgetown, in any way. as am de-
TRIMMED to enforce the law alnst all persons
doing.
ap 4-co3t- JOHN A. BARBER.
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DprpsByAs;,G REEY; AgctioHesf 6, p,,

~
TNRUESTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
KEIyaBy virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date z.
Lber J. A; 81 No. ISL, folio ., one of the land rec
ords for Washington County, IN the District OF
Columbia, the undersigned viii sell at public ahc
uop, in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, April
il the city OF Washinstoh. i2 the said District:
The said lot having front of fifty five feet one half
inch on St south, and running hack with the SANS
width ls6 feet inch To the rear line of the said lot
aud being improved with hne stable and the brick
foundation ofa house n feet inches by 81 feet re-
Gently burnt IL has also gas pipe leading from
the main on Pa avenue, which Is In perfect order
This sale Is made BY the mutual consent of ali par
ties concerned This property lies within the pro-
Grounds. VI VINO SeP''o'
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, and the balance
IN l. and years, with interest from the date ol
tne SAFE. Notes to be given for the deferred pay.
ments deed given and a deed of trust IA zen And
both deeds at the cost Of the purchaser.
,ol easn pay ment may be deferred until July IS
on the next day after the sale
JAMES ADAMS,
JOS. M. ADAMS. Trustees.
msI % A. GREEN. Auct
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apIts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
By Mcguire 4 co. Anetloneers.

BY ! c. MCGUIRE Co. AuctIoneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH SIREET BETWEEN 26rH AND Urn
STREET. WEsI AT AUcTIoN.-By virtue of decree
OF the Circuit Court of the District of Co.umlil,
tho suhscrib;r, as Trustee under said decrec viii
sell, At Public Auction, on MONDAY AFTER
the flIowihg vainai" real estst, Of the ate Ten
moIore CaSsIn, Lot No. 10 and part of No. Is. H.
Square No ), IN Washington city. fronting on north
street between 18th and 9TH stTe"ts west tngs tn
or with the improvements. consisting ola three
story brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One fourth cash. and the residue in three
equal instruments at nine, eighteen and twenty -four
months; the deferred payments to bear interest
from the day of sale. and the payment thereof to be
secured by bonds with surety and lieu on the Prem
Uses sold.
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MARE IED.

On the Path ultimo, by the Rev Mr. Coombs.
yoHNMQRTIMER GATREI.L. 10 Miss MARIA
HUNTER, eldest daughter Of Miiburn Hunter,
ESQ.,, of this city.
baltimore Clipper please copy
On the Slst ultmo, by the Rev. A. g. Carothers
RICHARD J. I. BEALL to ANNIE T.. LITTLE,
both of this city.
On the Sd instant, by the Row. Mr.. HoImesd, Mr..
CORNELIUS DESMOND to MADDLEANE,
daughter of Henry Vernon.
baltimore and New York papers please copy.l =
On the LIST instant, CHARLES w. HESLE-
TINE, sEed 10 years.
tHagerstown papers please copy.l
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LOCAL, NEWS.

III HE STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS or LErTKRs
ksnANINs IN THE WASHINGTON CRY POsr OyrIcr
UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE Law DIRECTING
THEM TO BIZ PRINTED IL THE NEwsPApxR H.v1xa
rHE LARsEsT CIRCULATION WITHIN THE pEIrvrpy
OF TIE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY crRcuIa rrox :.
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY orHxn DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLunsIA.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD. AuctIoneers
pEREMPTORX SALE OF CHINA, GLASS,
y CRoCKERY WARE, &C, AT AUCTIoN.-On
WEDNESDAY MORNING, april 9Th, commenc
ing at lOo'clock, we will sell without reserve,
the warehouse on street, in rear Of store No a6i
Ia avenue, between 9Th and 18th SITS, large stock
ofChina, Glass, Crockery Ware, &c. We name
White Granite French China,
Printed and Fancy Toilet, Dinner and Tea Sets,
Heavy White Granite Ware, IN variety,
Gold Band White and Figured China,
Dinner aud Tea Sets,
Gohrts, Tumblers, Sugar Bowls,
Glassware. large and fine assortment,
White and COlured Wash Bowls and Pitchers,
Jelly MonIds, Soup TUrreens, Covered Dishes,
Cream Pitchers, Teapots, Finger Bowls,
Plated Coffee Sets, Casters, 6c.
With yaClety ofothcr goods not here mentioned
TO which the attention of the trade is respectfully
invited, a. the goods will be sold without reserve
Terms: $50 and under cash over that amount
credit of 81 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
apIts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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KINDLING AND STOVE WOODROW mill
IA being again in thorough order we are now pre-
pared to furnish all in want of FUEL. at very low
edge the Fuel by all seekers Of economy and conve-
nience. II. J. Il w. M. GAIT,
N. w. corner 18th and sts, No.5f7;
mar 2s-ly.r Foot Of nth at. below War DEPART.
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DIED.,

On Sunday. the Sd instant. of scarlet fsver, LUCY
and Louisa Begun.
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school Money I'm Neu.rl

NEwARK. ". j, April 2-Tbe Common Conn
Gil OF this city at meeting last evening refused,
the proceeds Of fund for the support Of orphsn
children 10 Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum.
resolution 20 give IL 20 the new Oph.n Asylum
and Foster Home, each Protestant institutions was
also defeated by the same vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

L. POTATOES.
l. OR SAI.E-25O bushels SEED MERGERS,
from Gencse Fats, and Us bushels White MERGERS,
from Mohawk; do $40 for family use, from New
Jersey do. fiom California, very early all in good
order and pure secd-tn arrive and for sale Satur-
day, ApIi 9th. on board schooner Wilmington foot
of Congress street, Georgetown, u. G.
ap 2lw' WIN. HANCE.
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Alexandria Markets.

ALkxANDRI., April 4.-Flour-Smsll sxles st
SD Tor I mon street sup>rfBe.
heat-sales on change of white NJ 81 g..
Sorn-no sales. Oats-no sales
hye-sales Of small parcels at 9oc.
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lion. EDWARD EVERETT,s
H GREAT"FRANKiIN OR TtoN o
AT JEE MiARytsN Y !, lSsIIIUTE, RsLTiMoEG.
On MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Anti

lion. EDWARD EVERETT,s
H IREAT"FRANKL.IN GRAFTON %
AT THE MAINLAND ISsIITUTE, BELriMokE
On MONDAY EVENING MKT. Amt.
The Committee have made sn Arrangement, with
tue Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn Branch Of the Balti- - <S1 ~ H$4
moro and Ohio oadSaX@cNSHhEfS
where y
ROUND TRIP TICKETS,
good Tor THREE DAYS. have been issued 10 take
elect on The day Of the Grafton; thus afordng tia
cltlEens OF the District visit 20 our netghbors aud
ne only opportunity OF hearing this disting
Round trip and admission tickets together must
bc procured at Frank Tsylor's, Penn. avenue. Pnce
ioT the Two ucAets SA Sl-ft.
900 ANOTHER SUPPLY. ooO
ccO BY the Schooner Rescue, inst a--s)t1S
rIvr we have received Grinds stones on frames self
heating SAD Irons, Brass Cocks, Lager Beer Cocks
fiutIng Irons, Curling Tongs, Timers Mallets,
Glaziers' Points. Hodge Shears, Horse Combs, An
imal Traps. Socket FIrmeT Chissels, Corn Pop
Pcrs, ami hosts Of other articles all Of which
are selling at reduced prices
mar Sl-tr $50 Pc. avenue, oPposita Brown's-
Di.UMBING, GAS, AND STEAM FITTING,
IN al their various branches, executed in the
n9st substantial manner, and upon the most reason
abie terms. Mater and Gas Pipe introduced into
public buildings, hotels, factories, founderies,
churches, and private residences hy competant aud
eNPeTieEced workmen, at the shortest notice. Wa
Ter ana Gas Fixtures, Of every style, furnished TO
any amount, upon the most reasonable terms.
- CEGADON SNYDER,
mars Philharmonic Hall, next 10 Star Office.
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NOR SALE-A pair Of Carriage HORSES. over
x h. ods biah. 'fo be seen 81 the stable OF IN
30. oxner IN front of Oak Hill Cemetery "a
Geoysetovn Heights, from O'Clock until y o'clock
A. m, daily. mar -
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph TO the Evening Star.
Large Fire I'm Be.teu. A..

BosroS, April 2.-Tbe suffolk -four mills &C.
cupying building 30 feet In length and three
sso.les high, were destroyed by hre this morning,
WIN about 1900 barrels Of -four, and large num-
s, ., oags OF Hour and grain The fire was prob
noiy .ne work OF an incendsry. The mills were
During the d.. t. rl ~ ms - -,
49, unuy. lne innuence Of run, msde a murder
Gus n. Sau. on woman named Abby Nelson, with
e., ,.i',, sa1oinS her near the lungs from which
ing Bassstt, was also severely Wounded
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T1HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IS
i GIBBs's vEGETABLE BALSAMs.perform.
Ins smcst ElTscss IN GOVERNS NJ Baaa he. a. nss
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~ Up 10 the hour Of going 10 rress, our ususi
oispa'che Of the state Of the Northern markets hsd
not been received
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~ COALLCOALg
On hand-Furnace, Radiator, Crate, and Cooking
COAL, which we are anxious to sell at the lowest
possible rates. T. j. d w. nj. GAIT,
N. w. corner 18th and e sts., No. 5s1;
mar 25-lyI Foot Of nth st., below War Depar't,
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T. REPAIRING JEWELRY!
JEWELRI Repaired In superior manner, and
At about one half the usual charge, by JAMES A.
WATSON, assisted by experienced workmen, J 50
Bridge street, below the old Post Office, George
town, ID. e..
N. b. A large stock of Jcwelry, always on hand,
for sale. an SIS
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L. l.. HARVEY d CO.

NOTICE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY having
resumed her route the Poto- IT,
mac river, viii lesve Washington on EssSa
and on FRIDAYS lcommencIng on he 9Th of APrlD
for PINEY POINT and KINSALE g 6 q IN, re
turning, will leave Kins ale SATOHDA ate
a, m. STOPPING at all ofthe regular iandings gong
and returEiug. LUClt " s.PA0b, rr9Pttf
NITH'I RousH, gent, AIexsndrla- maj xs-u
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WATCH RETURNs.-Central guard-house. Sat
urday night-Margaret O'Brien, Bridget Ryan,
sandy Gray, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs,
Sis. NJ. O'Douly and Pat Clancy, do; S3.I5.
Sunday morning-W. Richardson. drunk; 81 Is
Seven dodgers were accommodated
West loo -uP-alary Hughes and Sarah A. Ash
ton, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 80 DAYS
George Bryant, Buck Warren. Samuel Rix Cor
nelus Rocks. colored, unlawful assemblage; fine
and costs, S6.il. One lOdger.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THENATIOSAL WAsfIN5-
TON Automatically, two glass boxes for the
reception OF contributions for the National Wash
ington Monument were placed in the east end Of
the national museIm at the Smithsonian Insttu-
ton. The boxes are placed beside a column COM
posed of fragments Of the blocks presented by
the various States, societies and companies This
mode of collecting for the monument has been
neglected since the stoPPage Of the work; but now
under the present Organization Of the original
board aud thai efforts To progress steadily toward
a completion OF the monument will be made, the
public may contribute their offerings with the as
surance that they will be faithfully applied
The NUMBER Of passengers conveyed over the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad during the
month Of March was s,2Ia The road is said to
be In excellent running order.
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DON'T FORGET. ~
CHEAP TTTk rPp6bNxERy0 Buy

ERESH FRUITS, &c.-Fresh Peaches in glass
IL jars and quart tin cans-their favor not sur
passed by the fruit when Plucked from the tree;
berries Cherries-all of first quality also, Toms-
toes, Pia Plant, Pas. Mushroom, Asparagus, DC.
KING BURCHELL,
mar % corner Vermont ave. and 18th ~
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By
L the undnrsigned Commissioners. appointed by
the I9i poIa,ion oil ueorxetown; until the 10th OF
Fayrtte street from Bridge to LIST sts,
Jas. RERSEY,
f JNO. l.. KIDWEI.L,
mar To Commi sionaars
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nR. GOGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is for sale In Georgetown by r. s. T. Cissell,
z. b. BARNARD 4 Co., and J. w. Sothron. Those af-
hlcted with Infammatory disc should give il a
trial. See the testimonials in the advertisement in
another column. marl7-tr
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THE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ co.
Il IL AZ No. tStz 7th street the CITY Post Of
hce They promptly hll free Of charge for delivery
all orders for kegs bottles sent them in person
received through the Post Office Their Lager
manufactured in Alexandria Is the best now sold
IN the United States, and their extremely
moderate. They have also on hand a very hne as
soTtment OF HUNGARIAN WINES at low rnoes.
r. Ia-3m 49,
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DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,

f11-h'-'' (NFAn CAHLItLI, PA.I
Ar... .;~,h Session commences May ID. Mum
no, /; nita 70 25 lads for whose Improvement the
ensrs;es ~ The Principal constantly exercised
Entire ex pens five months 80,
T;rcnlars Al Star Office. VIII Re AZ kirkvood
House SafternoonD April lah' or shdres o5,-pvs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Gazette complains of
discrimination by the Virginia Central Rail-oad.
in their freight tariff, against Alexandria and in
favor OF Richmond.
The coal trade on the canal is daily increasing
and is expected TO he very large this season.
The fish market on Saturday closed dull. Prices
-shad - 5OaSI0 -; herring, - .5Cass 81; bunch
fish dull at 6al5c. per bunch. Arrivals on Satur-
day-shad, Is ,W0; herring. 40 600.
Mr. ]. r. Chaunccy has been appointed sexton
Of Ivy Hill Cemetery, in place of Mr.. Walter Har-
ris. resigned.
The Russian War Panorama opens tomorrow
evening at Liberty Hall.
The loss to tue Orange and Alexandria Railroad
COMPANY nv the recent fire at Warrenton station
il estimated at between - 500 and 81, sUD. No
insurance.
The Sentinel. in consideration Of the fiendish
spirit of incendiarsIn prevailing in that citv. sug
g,stS TO those having stables or other outbuldings
unoccuPied, to employ persons to keep Watch in
them at night.
Mrs Kitty Sweeney, who lost 4 horse and wagon
Ey tic burning cf Mr.. Richards stable, has had
her loss made up. and is again in the way Of
securing livelihood, by generous subscription
made in the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-04

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