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III Havana correspondent of the Charleston
Courier says that bill broker of that CITY named
Jose Lopez, recently committed suicide by blow
ing out his brains, on account of 4 forgery COM
United by cousin OF the lady to whom he was
engaged to be married, Lopez having himself ne
gotiated the paper, either uDwittingly or other
urls
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ID The SLAYER captured of Porto Rico, in the
month of February. was the bark Majestic. She
had over one thousand slaves on board Collision
10 charged to have existed between the American
captain and the owner, who made his escape and
The authorities Nearly one thousand of the ne
groes Were landed at Humaco
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A STATE IN MOURNING.-The New Orleans Pic
ayune speaks of Louisiana as state in mourn
ing" consequent upon the explosion of the steam
er Princess. 1t says ''there is scarcely communi
ty from which some one OF the lost is not mi ssing
or to it known by his social virtues The fatal
ty among prominent citizens was remarkable. and
the State may well mourn its loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

HES GOLDEN GIFTS Tonight at o. r. Hall.
IN TO THE AFFLICTED.
Il HIS Great Purifier of the Blood, the INDIAN
yEGETA BILE DECOCTION. prepared by Mr.
VI. COX, of Bal fillmore, IL one of the most valuable
arity Is increasing daily. For the cure of DySpcp-
STA ErysPelaS Rheumatism. aud all diseases Of the
stomach, Blood and Skin 1t L. found to D.. n most
cticaciou< remedy, also disea of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there are hundreds of our citizens
loved from it.use Wa tate nIoo NIL rGn "aSe Lo-
TO IT as possessing great advantages, and capable of
manity. 1t is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence,
IL! East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
primer pal DRUG Stores.
Agents in WaShingtOn-Chas. Stott corner Pa
avenue and 18th street, Browns Hotel SauareE F.
H. W inter, corner street and Vermont avenue:
sell Georgetown.
The best reference can be given in or ont of the
city. and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the Proprietoress. mar I7-Iy
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TEXAS CoTToN CROP.-The total receipts of
cotton for the season at Galveston have been 100
as bales; total eIPorts-to Great Britain, - 500
bales; to France 1850 bales to the Continent &c.
go bales. Domestic exports, including Il 600
bales to New Orleans, 81 ,645 bales The stock in
port Is 10 44O bales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

IL A panic was created in public school in
Philadelphia the other day by report started by
one Of the pupils that the building was OIL fire
The school room having been vacated in double
quick time by the frightened youngsters, it was
discovered that il was false alarm.
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Si,O79.1s2 IS

Again, as we have stated above, the balance
on the Auditors book, S6OS,3l will not prob
ably be an available fund, and it should not.
therefore, be embraced in the statement of
means at the command Of the Department. By
Withdrawing it, we increase the deficit TO
Si6oS, O9J.3 or to the extent Of S, O0j 96S So
The Postmaster General could not have been
aware Of any falling off in the revenue for the
current year when his report was compiled. on
the 4th of December last because the accounts
for the first quarter, that ending September
30, 1888, were not entered until the Both of
OF January last, under a regulation of the De-
partment specifying that time Indeed, it can
hardly be expected that twenty -nine thousand
postmasters' returns, embracing those from the
lnnumerable large cities in this country. could
well be examined, audited, and entered on the
books OF the Department at an earlier day.
We have shown cOnclusively the falsity of
the accusations made by the Opposition press
against the late financial officers of the Past
ONCE Department, and we may add that the
deficit we have given above is believed to he
greater by some $500, 900 than that shown in
the exhibit prepared for the President; mas
much a. that is understood to set forth those
portions Of the balance on the Auditors books
collected within the year, a matter not acces-
sible to us. That will probably be neutralized.
however, by new balances in postmasters' out
standing accounts at the close of the year.
Fixing the deficit at 81, zoo, 900 is the work of
the Opposition press, and not of the exhibit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

IL In the Stephens wife poisoning case in
New York, yesterday, Mrs. Hanna the prisoners
MISTER, was examined at great length and contra
dicted the witnesses for the prosecution i'm many,
important points regarding the last hours of the
deceased.
Mrs. Isabella Bennett, daughter OF Mrs Hanna
also contradicted, to i considerable extent the "A IL
nesses for the prosecution. She further testified
that on one occasion she hid under the. he'd and
on another slept with her uncle and his daughter
Bella, while VIM. Knox, the cousin Of the sisters
Bell, occupied the bed with them Witness will
he twenty-five years old in April slept with Ste
Phens first nearly seven years ago was little girl
have slept in bed with him MANY times. nav,
slept with him since his wife died but this once
IL respite has been granted to the four CON-
demned men At Baltimore. Gambrill, Crops. Cor
rie, and Cyphus. from tomorrow until FRIDAY. the
9Th day Of pril next. The Governor in his Letter
to the sheriff on the subject says that he has been
aetuaed in the matter by the earnest solicitation OF
the spiritual advisers and parent, Of the prisoners
who represent them as being entirely unprepared
and beg that further time may be granted them 10
prepare for their DOOM lie also desires the sberi8
Ia make known TO these unfortunate men that thi q
extension OF time is allowed them for the purnose
OF ehanllhg t1ein To prepare To meet their solemn
fate and that all hope and expectation OF furthe,
Executive clemency must DE entirely Vanished
from their minds
Shortly after seven o'clock last EVENING s,h.,tsv
Creamer visited the Jail with the respte and 8,
company with Captain James, the warden and
several gentlemen who accompanied him. ep,e,ed
the cells for the purpose Of making the Goyerno,,s
decision known to the prisoners. The party Art
waited on Henry GambriIl, who expressed bims.l,
ss very much gratihed. Peter Corrie's Cell WAS
the next entered; he appeared to feel the respite
very sensibly, but said very few words Crop wa,
completely overcome, and remarked that his graf
itude was the greater to the Governor in conse-
quenee Of the pleasure it would afford his afflicted
father. On informing the negro Cyphus that his
time was extended. he remarked, Thank God; /
iet really sorry when the last respite came but
since then ! have learned so much that is good
'nA' ! nave desire to live longer-I hope to learn
much more now, but again assert my innocence -
ihe ohefin and his friends then left the build
ing, wien prayer-meeting was at once organir-
sa in the cell Of Henry GambriiI, all the con-
1en.u men ai'ehdlng. Several ministers were
present. and Tbs meeting lasted some hours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

IL The annual commencement OF Jefferson
College, Philadelphia, took place Monday
last, on which occasion two hundred and fifty-six
graduates received diplomas comforting the de
gree of NJ D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

IL The Democratic State Convention of Mis-
sissiPpi will be held at Jackson the first Mon
day in July To nominate candidates for Governor.
Secretary Of State Treasurer, and Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts
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IL In Philadelphia. on Tuesday last, police
officer, named VIM. NJ. Grifiths was held to bail to
answer the charge of arresting peaceable citizen
in a violent and uncalled-for manner.
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IL Joe Barker, the noted Ex-Mayor of Pitts
burg, Pa, has again been arrested'for inelegant
street preaching on Sunday, and held to bail In
the sum Of $500, to answer a charge of being a
common nuisance
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u In North Carolina, Maurice q. Waddell
has announced himself candidate for Congress
In opposition to Mr.. Gilmer, for whose benefit he
withdrew two years ago
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II The cars on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad were draped in mourning OH Wednes-
day, for Hon. Aaron V. Brown, late Postmaster
General.
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IL Mrs. A. f.. Grouse, against whom a suit
was brought by matrimonial agent in New
York for SloO, for supplying her with husband
writes letter to the New York Tribune. in
which she says that the claim is emphatcally
false; and that the plaintiff never knew that Mr.
Grouse visited her house
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ID The typhoid fever is raging to an alarming
extent in Pocahontas county, Va
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LOST AND FOUND.

THE PARTIES ADVERTISING ON the Istl
IL instant Tor a lost Chain aud Isork.t bY their
asiir"SS can not be found. aud wtl phrase cat on
nhA Nm SEisDEN. AT MesSTs. SIHis, Dent 4 Co =
Plumbing and Gas Fitting Estabi. hmpI,t Imh n .
between II and III, one square west of the Patent
CMcc' mar Is 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

The WEArnER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

THE CONFERENCES of the Methodist Protes.
tant Church recently held in Georgetown, can
hardly fail greatly to strengthen that Christian
organization in the District of Columbia. Its
members were mon of remarkable intelligence
and earnest piety, and made exceedingly favor
able impressions upon all of all denominations
with whom they were thrown in contact. A
church whose affairs are in the hands of 50
energetic, sngacious, and fervent ministers,
csnnot fail to prosper amazingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

IL In Virginia the canvass between Mr.
Letcher and Mr.. Goggin is continued from day to
day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

A CHANGE OF Hours The Secretary of the
Interior has, of necessity, changed the hours at
which he will receive visitors from twelve
o'clock, m, till one o'clock, p. m. Hereafter
those having business with him at the Depart
ment will be admitted to an audience subse-
quent to the hour last named
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NtlTICE

w As Placed IN tho Post Ofiica Washington. an
the night Of 81 March, LITTER addressed Ia Fowl.
10, ASA2ndI "a, Va, containing Bote drawn 10
S25 ~ Notice Is hereby gwen that payment has
been stopped. HENRY 4. PI RDY
No. $40 Pa. aVenua, Washington
mar lost (Alex. Sentinel COPY
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WANTS.

WANTED-A fret rate COOK. Nome but such
v. 4 hay" good r.c pinm sndatious need offer.
Apply at No. S2a y street, n.
WANTED-By a res poets! lie Young woman who
" Is "a stranger ln this city. HlTI' ALTON a.
chamheflnaId and Ia assist IA washing aud ironing
or to 10 the general huuSewurk If n slnall faDus :
Addr"ss BoX No. L.. nj this Office m.
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WAMnED:.By a most respectable person n
slTuAIlON "Ith-r 20 wa Se gown children
or Ia take entire charge If infant The very be-
trisrence eau 70" given. Address A b., Box :. AT
us phCc- IL
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WANTf:D-lna small fanny. for three months
w good FEMALE SERVANT for onliuar,
npuseNOrk- tcooAing eNcPpted.l For such n one
ilb lTai wases will he given. Application may DE
Hiduc 10 ttls Once. f7-H
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OFFICERS ORDERED.-Lieuts. F. A. Parker
and J. W. Shirk have been ordered for duty
in the Pacific squadron, and will sail in the
steamer Of the 10th inst from New York.
Surgeon Chas. Chase has been ordered as
Fleet Surgeon of the Home Squadron, vice
Fleet Surgeon Cornick, returned sick.
Lieuts. M. c. Perry and Allen T. Byrens
have been ordered to the sloop-of-war Sara
togs, of the Home Squadron, to fill vacancies
occasiOned by the return Of Lieuts. ]. M.
Wainwright and VIM. NJ. Gamble, on the sick
list
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ID9 GOLDEN GIF"TS To night at o. F. Hall.
N r. w f. ID & \ l. = I. r.
L ITFoR EXPLANATORY DISEASES O\Iy

HIS GOLDEN GIFTS Tonight at o. +. Hall,
NEW Me pICAL SALT
~ ID-FoR lSFLAMMATORY DISEASES ONLY
nR. COGGSWELI.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT.
one aim and accompishns but one thin i i nilt
Subducs intiammat0ry disease, whatever he It's
circulation. thereby removing the sole cause of in
hamuatIon. - "
RHEUMATIsM. NEURALGIA. Headache.
IL FITS, Colds, Feyers. Infamed Throat, Lnngs,
and I.Iver, Female Diseases, Euslpeas Rf"ncbi
tisPleqrI sy, sthma Dyspepsia Vegrreal Disea Ss,
G"ut Srr"fua, Cankcr and ali otler forms ofJn
EXAMINATION are easily subdued by the New Medical
TNHE NEW MEDICALSALTis no CrRE-A11.
hut does just what ii claims to doono more no M,
less-equaliZes the circulation by removing from the
system all arterial and venOus distractions.
NULTLTUDES, HAVE TRIED the virtues Of
w inc New Medical Sat though but lately dis
and certificates of cure.
A Ill WHO HAVE USED 1T acknowledge n
"a hcaPit from 1t. An acquaintancs of ours was
week-Norndy tMe) Adrertiser.
YOUR INVALUABLE MEDICINE is nobly
yo, mad. for 1t. few doses also relieved my
j. p. GILLINGHAM, Phira.
INFLAMMATORY RHEUM ATISM was nv
L complaint. The first package did the work effec,
finally, As not a vestise of rheumatism Is left.
u. III. DUNCAN, New York.
4 KNOW 1T is GOOD for Rheumatism remcy-
l. IN 10 m few hours. l now irving Il for
Scrofuia and have already received benefit.
:. LEssIG, Reading.
I TRIED 1T FOR FOR !ANEURISM of the Alb
L domInal Aorta. Ia ten days the pain was gone.
Il. w. FITzsIMoNs, PhIl'a.
WE,SP,EAtK THE BOOK. We hays tried
w IL IL has complete control over lnfamma-
tlon.-JaeksonriitetV a.D Nec Era.
RRONCHiTIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM.
~ and Neuralgia have been cured by it.-JcfeT-
SoHrihe tIHd.D Democrat
MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, If neces-
ls1 sary Descriptive Circulars, with testimonials
may he obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuable medicine for sale.
hR. GOGGSWELI.'S ANTIPHI.OGISTIC
- SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, $3.50 ID.
TAYLOR CO., General Agents, 202 Dock st.,
Philadelphia. -
HE NEW MEDICAL SALT Is FOR SALE
= IN Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity, and
wherever the Star is read. by Druggists generally
As Is not patent medicines, but the prescription Of
an eminent Physician, no one should fail to try the
NeW MEDICAL Salt. mar l7-tr
! USGoLDEN GIFTS Tonight at o, r. Hall,
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" NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
~ Books of subscription to the stock of a new
building Association are now open at the store Of
Edward Z. Dyer, No. Penn. avenue and al the
9lce of II NJ Hanson, No. $40 It'll street, opposite
ihteii sehceI ohice. mar 7-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

TIE CABINET CouScIL.-The Cabinet met
the President in council this morning at a
much earlier hour than usual. The question
thus calling them together is understood to be
that of the propriety of calling an extra session
OF Congress When the Star went to press, it
was not known what, in that connection, had
been determined on. Nevertheless, we feel
assured, from all we have been able to gather
on the subject, that the President will con-
'clude ere night-fall to call Congress to meet
here on the fourth Monday of August next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

HESMlTHS ONIAN LECTURES.-A series
~ 81 innr lectures will be Z wen at the Smith
tho benefit of IT. Paurs English, Lutheran Parson-
MONDAY. March 81, 1859. Rev. ]. McCR.x.
D.,Subject, "The Glory and Triumphs of Indus
jet! eI ON tie Kline KIN '" BnArSssub
nM9 GHioa, March g. Rev; J: G. MoREIs, D.
D:---sqbjeet, Earth and Man, "oi'''oN' W.
man and ladies 81 cents single admission for the
course 81 cents; gentleman and ladies the cours
Tickets can be had at Mr.. Noer's, corner 18th and
r. streets: or OF the members of the Church.
1%ST. PATRICk'S DAY-The Catholic Ben
lS ehclal Total Abstinence Association of the
District OF COLUMBIA, will celebrate ~. Patrick $
cation, and the time honored National Festival Of
Ireland's Patron. '"' Vi
The following Programme is ordered by the Assoc
Ilck's Church ln!s a. M; 2d; Public Procession
Dinner at the Assembly R@oms-ist MaHbers Wi" viii
be at their hall At 8 o'clock mwill form in line
Church by convenient r%ate@ad. Membsf fs'S a,
asa,n meet at their hall at 2's o'clock D. and I'M
They will march by the following route: From r tn
NV York ave; by 10th; by New York ave, to the
Massachusetts ave, to Seventh street; by Seventh,
Will be attended by two hands, John ID. Clark Esu
Chiet Marshal 81, The celebration will close by
the Association will cordially welcome the friends
OF the cause and of the occasion. Covers removed
at O'Clock.
mar l5-d. JAMES ]. KANE,S &C.
0=C0NCERT.-TheW Western Mission Sunday
lS School, No. 4, the Young Mems Christian
Association give their Second Annual Concert nm
Rev. DR.: Gurley' Church, IF street, on THURS
DAY EVENING, March IL, at "a O'clock The
programme viii consist of new and choice selections
from "Songs for the Sabbath School and Vcstry
lately published by Henry Hoyt, Boston, together
with "Salutatory," the music and words of which
composed for this occasion by member of the
School; Several amateur vOcalists under the dircc
ton of MIR. Clubb, and association instrument
he an overture upon the organ by Mr.. ParGhurst
Tickets IS cents.for sale at Taylor 4 Manry's
Drug Store, and by Sunday School children through
out the city The object is to procure means to
enable the school to carry on Its work. mar " 81
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WANTED-GENTS' CAST-OFF CLOTH
w ING. Call at so lIth street, opposite VII
mar l7-lw' ]. McMENAMEN.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS,

CEORGETOWN TAXPAYERS Will rave
NJ per cent bV paying their axes for 1851 before the
LIST OF April next CHAS. ID. WELSH.
mar INV Tax Eoll.ctnr
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III TALLY HO!
4 HE BEST RAZoRS are the Italy Ho's"
They never fail, For the geaune all at
| mar Is FRANCIS's, 40 Seveth street,
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ID NOTICE.
IL ERSGNS Indebted IL me are notified that their
accounts are now ready for settlement as am elcs
lng out my stock Of Boots and Shoes at cost, for
cash, and cash only. =. 4. HOOVER,
mars Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th sts
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nor RENT-The large BRICK DWELLING
j and STORE At the corner of Bridge and Jt fer
streets, IN GEORGETOWN, will he for rent ON the
Let day Of April next. There As carriage house and
stable attached 10 the dwelling, and a hy,lrant in
the yard, and another by the stable. The dwelling
Contains IL cOmmOdIous rooms, beside tlIs out
houses, aud commands fine view of the Potomac
river and the adjacent country. Apply to SAMU I'll,
MCKINNEY, la DumbartGn II. mar 8-So2w
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MAYORS OFFICE,

NA1 OK UFFICE, .
lNl GEORGETOWN, d. c., March l4th, 1852.
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 hlod.
l4-lw HENRY ADDISON. Mayor
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MAYORS OFFICE,
lNI GEORGETOWN, ID. c., March I4th. l95a.
The subscriber will pay q REWARD OF ONE
HUNDRED ol.l.ARS to any person who will
give such luforma ton will lead to the conviction
of the party who hired upon the Band Of Musicians
in this town on Friday night, tho llth inst
mar la-lw HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
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mar I7-lwt J. McMENAAIFN
WANTED-An those afflicted with Inaamms-
w tory Disease 10 read the testimonials Of DIR
other column. mar IT.
THE SISTER OF TIMOTHY SHANLY w,n
Il thank any person who will give her information
H ~ re may d, iound. The raid Timothy ShAnly
lett Baltimore, Mar land. about two months SINCE
received. n aNIs
mar l6-d' No. p Morrison Alley. BALTIMORE
WANTED-A geutael German or American
" 6lR q, IL ar l6 years old, for children's nurse
None need apply without good ninmendatlnns for
honesty and capacity. Apply Ia !. G, WEAK
NohI"cuener, opposite Br"wns' Hotel. mar 1881
HARNESS MAKERS wANTED-Two Hands:
Il one Tor repairing. aud one for new Nork
Psn Torkmen are required Apply 20 IUTZ a.
mail. mar 1854.
SITUATION wANTED-A ,oung Woman
- Nishes 10 Obtain Situation as ChaInbermaId or
Lazy MAID. She wOald prefer Ia engage with
some lady who deslgns travelling, hut her main oh
JSct is 20 Oihsin home with family who raoure
person. she has recO mmendatiOn from her last
employer, who las Just left the city, which will
Star Orice. u,sr ~ %
EMPLOYMENT ROOMS-PersoDs seeking
- Employment will please call at our Insuraucs
Omce and register their names. They will then
nave the privilege of the adjoining room from Z A
NJ. u p. M, tall engaged. Employers, when regis
tered, Hlay examine the employ ment register ana
wall endeavor u meet the reasonable wants Of lie
pubic, and therefore solicits its support
MCKINNEY a EANSDALF.
Jaoi No. I'd 18th ST. near Id.
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r BOSTON ICEIBOSTON ICEm

JUST RECEIVED, Bills of laden off Iol tons 50
perior BOSTON ICE, now on the way and daI '
expected This, together with several huudre ed tons
now in house constitutes my stock-In point of
tity and quality, equal to any In the District.
Being extensively engaged "a the business, ] am
furnish the public at AL times, with pure arti-
Gle on the most reasonable terms.
All orders left with the drivers Of my wagons,
(marked "Godey's lce,' or at my office, corner OF
Dumbarton aud Green streets, Georgetown, will
meet with prompt attention;
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WANTElD-Al those afflicted with Inflamms-
~ w tory Disease TO read the testimonials of DIR
other column. ma I.-,r
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@0Q PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, o00
Soc S0UTH SIDE. OUJ

Two BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN
Il A i"ur-soated ENGLISH BROOCH
AN. par OF Young HORSE : at"ut siN ~
teen hands high. and a set of double CAR IA
RlASE HARNESS. Apply Al the British Iega-
ton. Pas VI street. Wa Shine ton tnsf