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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22
The BrOwnsVille lsm---Intended
War with Mexico.

For some weeks past Southern dispatches
have been prolific of the doings of the Mexican
fllibuser Cortinss along the Texas border, par
ticulsrly at Brownsville and vicinity. That
town has been taken and sacked about dozen
times-On paper; yet the latest dispatches not
that OoItinas' chief officer has been hung with
out trial, by Capt Tobin and his rangers
Nearly 800 troops and volunteers were at
Brownsville. and the Cortinas war, at all events,
must now be over.
Reports, ficticiouS in the main, have, how
ever, been forwarded TO Washington of such a
warlike character, that the Government has
ordered six companies of heavy artillery and
two companies of light artillery from Fort
Monroe, and three Of infantry from Fort Leav.
enwOrtb, to proceed Immediately to Browns
vile. 1t is also stated that the Administration
has determined to seize the Northern States OF
Mexico, aud that the Brownsville roray is to be
used as pretext for sending the large body OF
troops to occupy the territory of a neighbor with
whom we are at peace 1t is intimated, too,
that some of the vessels Of the Home Squad~
ron will soon proceed to Vera Cruz and other
Mexican ports and it is pretty evident that the
Administration means to plunge the United
States into another war with Mexico before the
meeting Of the next Congress.
Alarming as have been the dispatches from
time to time from Brownsville, the facts have
not been of sufficient Importance to induce the
State OF Texas to life finger to put down OF
drive out the brigand Cortinas. This does not
look much as though the frontier of that State
had been very savogely dealt oy, OF was in i'm
minent peril. Sam Houston would have clip.
ped of the head of CortinAs lozg ago, had he
been burning and massacreing in Texas as has
been reported, for one object, at Washington.
That object will be attained, when U. S. troops
seize the Northern States of Mexico to convert
them into Slave Territory
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22

U. q. r, Z, TRAIN-The sandusky Regis
Ter says no less than nine valuable "ehattels"
were passed through aandusky few evenings
ago. 'ft FfI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-22
Nrw ADVERTISEMENTS.

CORSETS-ALL STYLES & NUM-
" BEBs, at RETrBERG b ltAUsNIANNs.
nev22
A RRIVING THIS WEEK. 5000 of
IA the new improved COAL oil. BURNERS. he uni
yersal favorite. S. S BARRIE,
nav23 D9 ontario st.
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Ioyiidsoi2od l.lP Z -PIRRY PRENTrss, secy.
~ L.LL.LLl =.

M VIIUD lb. II EbN CIV Nm
To the stoekholdgrs Of The St. Clair Street Gravel
Road COMPANY, that nn insta ment Ten per Of tho
stock slbcrtu ns TO said Conmauy sroQure1 he paid
10 he Treasurer heroqf at The Office the Comtany In
iseO Also another slamonl 9ftenpirc nj onoI hgci6
pei cent Oh or before Tho l0ih Jay @, May, 1850
BY order Ol the Board Of Directors.
,,,..,... p. PRENTlSS,
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MOTION is HEREBY GIVEN--

1N That books tor mrling additional subscriptions TO
he stock OF the ST. CLAIR Street Gravel Road Company
shures Of twenty-five dollars ech vii lie opened nj the
Il House Of said O. upany the 10th day Of December
ny, NJ from , 10 gelpSk 4 NJ Until o'clock = M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

THE SENATE met at IL o clock this morning
in open session.
The Vice President announced the following
reorganization of the standing committees:
On COmmorce-Messrs. Powell and Sauls-
bury, in the place of Messrs Reid and Allen
Naval Affairs-MeSSTs. Anthony and Nichol-
son, in the place of Messrs. Allen and Bell
Public Lands-Mr. Bingham i'm the place of
Mr.. Stuart; Mr.. johnson. of Ark, chairman.
Private Land Claims-Messrs Henphill and
Bragg, in place Of Messrs. Thompson3f Ky.
and Shields
PenSioGs-Messrs. Anthony, Salisbury, and
Powell, in place of MessrS. Jones. Bates an,l
Thompson of Ky; Mr.. Thomson, Of n. j.,
chairman.
Revolutionary Clsims-Messrs Bingham and
Nicholson, in the place Of Messrs. Shields and
Bates; Mr.. Crittenden, chairman.
Patents and Patent Otficr-Mr Bragg. in the
place of Mr. Reid; Mr.. Thomson of N. j.,
chairman.
'Territories-Mr. Grimes. in the place of Mr..
Jones
Contingent Expenses of the Senate-Mr.
Powell in the place of Mr.. Wright: Mr. John
son, of Tenn. chairman.
Printing-Mr. Davis added
EngrOssed Bills-NO appointment in place of
Mr.. Wright; Mr.. Bgler chairman
Enrolled Bills-Mr. Grimes in the place OF
Jones; Mr.. Brown chairman
Then Senate then went into Executive session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

WOMAN TO BE HUNG.-At Albany. ~ Y.
Mrs. Hartung has been sentenced to be hung on
the 9th of April 1t is understood that no further
attempt Will bc made to continue the matter be-
lore the Courts, but her friends will ask Governor
Morgan for communication of the punishment On
her being asked if she had anything to say before
mai sentence was pronounced upon her, there
was, Tor while, no response, Mrs. Hartung sob
ping and weeping most piteously, her face buried
IN her hands. In about one minute she responded
as follows : ''All have to say is, that am no,
guilty OF the murder of my husband have said
SO before. and say it again. This man r hineman
will confess il over my dead body,,;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05
PERSONAL.

80. The rank Of Senior Flag Officer was con-
ferred upon Commodore Charles Stewart. at the
late session, by joint resolution. passed by both
Houses.
80. The London illustrated News announces
the arrival Of Col. Hiram Fuller, at Morley's Ho-
Tel IN London. where he is to spend Il few DAYS
previous tn his departure for Il tour on tue Cont
ment.
.- Richard Golden. the English corn-law re-
former, is in this city. and was a quiet but inter
SS.ed spectator of the proceedings AT the Capitol
Thursday. The object of Mr. C's visit TO this
country is said Ia be to look into the affairs Of the
Illinois Central Railroad in which he is large
stoc kholder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The URioH, speaking of the triumph Of fac
ton in the House Of Representatives, depre-
Gates the defeat Of the Post Office appropriation
bill, and presents an abstract Of the proceed
ings Of the House, so that the public may un-
derstand how it was brought about
The same paper, speaking of transportation
and the commissary expenditures, says that
the best defence Of the Administration against
all charges of extravaganza is a full exposition
in all cases of the facts of the subjects to which
the charges have reference, and to that end it
publishes an official statement of the Quarter
master and CommisSary Department
The same paper has an article on the Naval
Investigating Committee
The LateliIgencsr contains an article on the
adjournment Of Congress. in which it regrets
the unfinished state in which that body left its
business, and particularly its failure to pass
the Post Office appropriation bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

IL St Thomas correspondent of the New
York Herald states that the question of the annex
alton Of Cuba to the United States was looked on
very fav"rably by the people. They also hoped
that the Ming of Denmark would sell us St Thom-
as In order to Improve their condition Faustin
Soulouque was expected from Jamaica. and Gen
eral Santa Anna still enjoyed his indoor pursuits.
going out very rarely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

News FROM SANTA FE.-The Santa Fe Gazette
Of the 5th ult says that the expedition under
Lieut.. Beale would leave Albuquerque for the
west on the LIST of March. The commissioners to
run the boundary between Texas and New Mexico
Were at Fort Bilas, and designed to commence
operations on the 18th Of February. Col Bonnie
vile had detailed one hundred troops to act as
their escort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

TIE DISTRICT ArToRNEYsHIP-The wonder
mongers were exceedingly busy yesterday af-
ternoon in making and unmaking U. S. District
Attorneys for the District of Columbia 1t was
insisted that the President had Withdrawn his
nomination of Robert Ould, Esq, owing to his
alleged share in Democratic squabble in
Georgetown, growing out of the recent munich
pal election there OF course there was no truth
whatever in the story. though its correctness
was braveiy insisted upon for hours by parti-
zans OF more or less gentlemen who would like
10 have stepped into the position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

III Mayor Swami. of Baltimore, is confined to
his bed by indispositLOn, and John T. Ford IS act
Ing as mayor pro teDpors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05
FOR RENT AND SALE.

nor RENT-Thr DWELLING atta~hn,l 10 "a,
u drug store at the corner Of eta aud ~ street.
Possession given Immediately. Inquire on the pre-
SOS. IL
NOR RENT-A BRICK DwEI.IIN Nc HoI- So
Il with store-roCuI underneath; snd with lark-
bullting, stable, aud cow-Shed. The dwelling Ea -
good rooms the parpr aud tiniug-ropm " ~ uIa--
ble mautelS aud fixtures. There ar also large
rooms over the kitchen. Possession gwen ON tho
nth instant. Inquire the premises. y iIizh g.
doors ahC1c Masonic Hall, or of ]. " PEARSON
Congress street, below the Canal, Georgetown.
5-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
i hath obtalBed from the Orphans Court of Wash
lngton county, in the Columbia. Letters of
late of Washington county, deed. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are her: by
Of, TO the subscriber, or before the sth day OF
reparnscy next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cneed from ali benefit of the said estate.
lan. '' '""u "'' sNE nOVIING"
maL Slaw3w Administrative,
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LIST OF LETTERS
IlEMAINING IN the Post Office, Was

IOrdcred to lie inserted in tho EVENING STAR. it
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
of any daily paper published in Washlngtom.l
IL All persons plying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

RUsORs FLYING THICK AND FAsr-The sud-
den demise Of the Third Assistant Postmaster
General on the night before last, together with
the public knowledge of the fact that at the
same time the Postmaster g eneral was very in.
indeed, gave rise to a rumor of the death of the
latter also, which was rife on Pennsylvania av-
enue all day yesterday and last night notwith-
standing the Stars announcement of the very
great improvement in his condition that had
taken place in the course of the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

The FIGHrs.-Of course such glorious ses-
sion OF Congress rs the last could not be prop
erly closed without fight or two, if not in the
Hall, then elsewhere around town. Fortunate
ly, 1--WE proudly record the fact,) the chamber
of neither house was the scene of fsticufFipg
yesterday, or on the night before-a proof that
the publicity which Captain Meigs' arrange
ment of the Halls forces upon everything said
and done therein, operates charmingly indeed,
for the future of Congressional manners. But
the idea of closing a session without two or
three chunks of fights somewhere around Wash
ington, is preposterous So, the public were
duly blessed with two ere midnight-one n
very severe and bloody one the other, though
perhaps not lacking the usual residuum of
black eyes and bloody noses, as fun in
comparison to its rival as the event Of the
night See the Stars local columns for ac
counts of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

TT A CARD.
Il I'LL Attention of tho members Of the late Ger
man Literary Association is hereby called To TN.
fact that their late president T. w. Eglonstn ia
refused Ia pay the bill contracted 10y him for the A.
socIatinn, amounting to 22ei, honestly dur to nlo
lie excuses himself 10y asserting that the members
at the A Association have not paid him. | therefore
request those gentlemen tn forward and srttl.
this account. and thereby Themselves and MIR
Egloif>t IN from more public and disa gre, abb, ex-
posture. H. JDSF
Importer of Wines. Liquors, &c.,
mar 4 ct M Penn o,-a,I,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

THs WEArHER.-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, 1859-03-05

A NOTICE.
"a w El.l,-kNOWN Family HORSE and BIG
u Tor sai1 by gentleman who leaves the ~
Snumtry lnqply at KELIERHER a GN
P1WELL'S Livery Stable, eth street. IA
ENGLISH WATER REPELLANT OVER
80 SAChS, Of our own Importation. We have a
Over Garment rh
NOAH WALKER & CO.
mar3-5t 5S Browns Hotel Rullding.
L FANCY GOoDS-FANCY GOODS,
TOYS! TOYSm TOYSm
FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS y
Just opening At McLAUGHI.IKS'S,
mar S-St Penn. ave.. bet. 18th and 9th St.
I AIDES HAIR WORK Repaired, or taken in
Il exchange, q GIBBSS WIE, Braid, and Curl
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m PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWUERE
IO IN TIIE CIrY For CASII-OAKa and PiN IS

WOOD, sawed aud split any length or size desired
delivered whore IN the city free of charge Oders
l.i, at - w. H. iiandys, opposite Wizards IIoeI;
VIM. Ballanty mes, 40 eth street; with VIM VIVA,
ley onn bus drivers, corner 9TH ST. and Pa aycnua.
or At Pages w har foot of 9TH street. promptly at
tended to. Full measure warranted. Thanoney to
at Pages Wharf. mar 5tf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05
WANTS.

SlTUATION WANTED. A Young German
- Girl from Baltimore, able aud willing to make
h 'rsalf useful, wants a PLACE in n respecta bic
family as Nurse or ChanbeTmaid. Those tho inay
desire tho services of such person will plea adj
dress not" to Box No. ~. Star Office. mar 5-Iw
WANTED TO RENr-A good BUSINESS
w STAND or STORE-ROOM. on or near Penn.
avenur. Address J. w. =. Star Office, stating the
size oi room, terms, and location. mar AT
WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER. and
w lRONER for a small family. She must bring
satisfactory recommendations. Inquire at No. ll2
Green street, Georgetown, ID. G. mar4-2t
WANTED TO EMPLOY-A MAN Of small
w family. To work and manage n small farm.
None need apply except those who understand the
business Of farming and gardening aud Of sober
Address B. H.. through the Post Office, which shall
r"celv" lnillI"dlate attention. mar 4-St'
WANTED TO RENT-A comfortable DIV Ell
w l1N Nj oil or rooms, for which n rent of $50
wlli H., given. Address, through Post Office. An
drew Hancock, or Baker w. Johnson. maj 3lw
WANTS.-Th" Proprietor Of the Intelligence Of
.th respectfully socitS the patronage nf families
requiring competent Servants Of good character
Wanted now, several good Cooks. Chambermaids
Walters. Drlvers and Farm Hands. sesly
EMPLOYMENT ROOMS-Persons seeking
~ Employment viii please call at our Insurance
ohce and register their names. They will then
have the privilege of the adjoining room from a.
M tai p M, till engaged Employers, when regis
tered, may examine the employ ment register and
viii end"avor To meet the reasonable wants of the
public, and therefore solicits its support.
MCKINNEY & EANSDALE,
JaS No. 80 18th St, near ID.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-on Friday night. on F street, near 2ISt,
- dark brown Fur TIPPET. The finder Will
receive the thanks of the owner and liberal To-
ward lay leaving II al iS9 street, "a, ar 2I.t The
mar 5-its "
nST- Friday, March {. between X aud 18th
= streets, coming down lGth to u. nd through n
Iyett@ square aud down street. a heavy RI, ACk
Sti.h BASttl r., or Dress Body, trimmed with
II1ch iflEfr. The Under will he suitably re-
Wafn'd upon returning ~ To No. I7o X street. near
Vest Market, or Ia No 80 18th St, between u ard
Is. 1921
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
y COUNTY OF WASHING ToN-T0 rf.
hereby certify that u. l.. Boggass Of aid couu-
H,Dr"n sht before HIe. the subscriber. one at ~
the justices Of the peace an aud for sad IN
stray dark RoaN MARE nsh abSs int as - "a.
small ba Ze an forehead: saddle call and other al
eallOps. ' ~ '
Given under my hand and seal this irh day Of
"areh' 1871. ID. ROWLAND, J. J..
HI THE OWNER of the above described
T-qnest1di g. prove property, paw charges.
my shop, 10th street, Usland,D between MARYLAND
mar st. T. l.. BOGGEss, blacksmith.
GSOO REWARD-Ran away from the sub
@SOO scrlbeT, on Thursday, February II. n
my NEGRO MAN Hnnry- who calls himself al
Henry Queen. The raid man about q years IA
OF age. dark chestnut color. very polite when
spoken to. lie Is about 5 feet or 10 inches 81.
high. Clothing not r"collectad. as no had several
SUITS. VIII civ" loo iG taken in any slave state
or IN the DistJIct Of Columbia or the ahove rewa,d
of $50 III taken IN any free State m either ca So IN
be secured or Lnteesl IN jail that get him ain
THOMAS JENKINS. of Thos.
Near the Government Hospital.
niaI 10Y Tor the Insane, ID. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

DIANOS THAT HAVE BEEN RENTED Ont
l. all the winter tn persons snjourning here, ara
now offered at great bargains.
JOHN r. ELLIS
mars Pa. age, bet. eth and I0th SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

rI'O THE LADIES
OF TIE ISLAND
have Just received n lot of la DIES MOROC-
co HEEL. BOOTS, at Sis. They area
neat article, and superior IN worth to any 80
heretofore offered mt the same price
Also, inst received lot of black high HEEL
CATERS, at s. .25
My assortment of STAPLE WORK is cOmplets
and cannot BE- surpassed either in quality or price
To evidence the fact call at
HENNING'S, Commercial Row
18th street, near Maryland ave
II Notice the Green and Red Sign. mar 59t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

SQCARE 9n.-The subscriber having sulplivilsd
- the above Square. situated brtwecu Tn aud sth
streets east, and North Carolina avenue sud south
L street, into convenient BUILDING LOTS NIL
sell or lease them ON advantageous terms Iuqurra
Of JONATHAN PROUT, corner q. sirert east
and Virginia avenna. mar jg'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

II CORNS.
1IR. SCHUiTIS practice for the relief of I'm
mauIty will close Monday next In the uI,.a utiIne
he may be- suit ii at Mrs. Forbes Boa rrIiug-
House, hd Penn. avenue, hrtween list and al SIS
daIl from n. H. to p. M. Sunday. from II a. M
To , pm.
In returning thanks for the kind patronage and
recommends atoms. DR.. = regrets that his STAY must
be so very bnet. hut a. great source Of SatSiac
ton To han To have been fortunate IN relieving SO
many from their suhnrlngS. These distressing af-
trction3, C1rns, RuniGns, DPforInei Nails & g. la ",
long needed an elffctual aud scientific system which
Dr. :. has happily discovered. The most tnnid,
young az old, Pronounce him bcnsfactor to man
Kind. The cure Is instantaneous, painless and per
nanrnt.
IL > Call and see testimonials received Mem
eat address.
Fee redncad to 81 only each corn mar 4-etr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

EOR SAI.E-A large threc-St story BRICK
IL HOUSE, with lack -buildings. &c. ~ romplats
ordHr- situated uu IL" Il lsth aud n .frsts
Arpiy 90 i. LANSDAIE. No. 10 winier'> Bud
lnS. War ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

nor RENT-Ona Frame COTTAGE-IIOTSE
IL containing slN rooms. situated Ma>Sachu-
sets avenue; b~twaen ltth And 18TH sts. Rent sR
pr MONTH Inquire on "" premises or If me IN the
JAS. r.. DI'NAWIN,
mar 3-5t Ilga!.r la I,uffaf
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HOUSE Ne. az MASSACHt SETS A. ENI-E
FOR RENT. IL la. rooms. v-at-r. a., dlI
dry cellar. mo r. KENDALL
f. 25-tf No. 81 >tr..ot. o. ~ Gtty IIaN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

nor RENT-A thrce-Story BRICK HOUSE,
with ali "a" mod IN improvement. situated 90
fayrtt' trHt, opp"sIt. tn" AraA"tas uf kI>tatI"u.
inqulr" of Mrs. ANN II. O'NEAI., next door.
f. lS-aolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

Ihs rosrSAsrER GESERAL.-we regret TO
na's 70 state that the condition of the Post.
mA a'sei usnersl Is not 50 favorable as yesterday
ne passed q bad night, and this morning be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

EARM FOR SALE, In Fairfax county. Va. Sit
Il uated about mules from Washington aud Alex
andrla, and mile from the Falls Church and tina
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, containing ~
acres Of land portion Of which l. n timber ofnrg-
ina growth " Is all under fence aud l.. conveniently
subdlvIded. There are large orchards Of the lsst
varieties Of peaches, apples aud guinness also 1sp
berries, Strawberries entrants. &c. dc. Tho luIld
ngS are good and SIRE IN hue order. The hnu.o",,
taIus rooms, besides Kitchen. Ar. THERE'S = sprluC
and Ice-hous", root cellars, &c., Sc. The above
presents rare opportunity for purclas iug Que nf
the hnrst farms Hd hea thiHSt oca tons in tn cuuu
Try. Tee stock. t~ams utensils and tho furniture
Also may le had al desired Us TIE purchaser. For
Parlenlars aPp!y at this ciiicr, 10 w. ID. WAL
IACH. mar ) aaWtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

NEY0UNG CATHOLICS FRIEND sOCIE-
~ TY;1The Iegus, monthly meeting Of this
5o'clock, in 81. Pstrick's Parish schoo-room. 90
mar4-T p. J. McHENRY, Rec Sec,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

IL SALE.-A gentleman intending Ia remove
from the city VIII rent the IIOt ~ u which no nov
resides. The llousr Is thr"e-s;or, aud attic hrk.
and contains - ruoms. lt i located in the most DO
slrahle ard healthy part of the CITY. There q, =
pump 81 excellent water at The door. Tn" houSr =
partially furu >hed with pain. %, at and sui's!Is
Furniture, which Will bc Sold ON ACCOMMODATING
terms To- ans who may deSir= tho house Tie rert
WILL be cheaper than other hons nt the sarua
sIze In the CITY. Possession given lOth March, Fur
further particulars address X. - T., this ufic".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05
remain, respectfully, &c,
j. ID DuRKry nj N
Physician for the Throat and LupSs Of n " Y 1,

Physician for the Throat and Lungs, OF y. York.
Can be consulted at his office, No 4I7 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, south side, between Sd and AZ SITS .
Washington, opposite the United States Hotel
No communications answered from patients I'M
til they come to the office and undergo Il minute
examination, which is necessary in order To give
ample satisfaction
DIR. ID. can he consulted from a IN TO D. m
On Sunday from To q p. III.
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I OTIS FOR sALE.-On the Cn,nl. No. an,

OTIS FOR SAI.E.-On the Ca, al. No. I. m "a.
a't,Iib t Tvs Ne: D. IA sam" -, forms al l.wIth
No. J. aud fronts fest IJls street. adiuiuing the
founiTy No. ), IN "a. -. corner or Ohio av.
ana 10Th IT., abpat - feet front on Ohio avaune and
fronts also GA ST. I.ou-iaiTa av and the Ca a,
close TO the Market; No 5, la -. Jl2 s. feet ga H.,
Iafia! and about Same on Louisiana av. (pArt If
fuEgltts Lumber Yard . also. On Il hall No s same
81, - ieet on the Canal aud about sam. on IouIS
Baltimore. r4sT Sav1U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

tfpR RENT-A frst-clasS 4-Story DWELLING
IL not 81 on 18th street. b"tWrpn ID aud 4 ..
The house L. furnished with gaS and lath sOouI. ard
All the necessary fixtures Tor comfort. Possession
given early in March. Apply o. THOS PARKER.
opposite browns Hotel. e. 5-eoIms
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