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Fire-Teu Persons Buru,

NEW YORK. March 2s.-A dwelling was de
stroyed by IRE this morning I'm Forty fifth street
and four children Of Andrew Wheeler and the
Wife and four children Of Mr. Burnett
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By A. GREEN Auotloneer.

HRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
4 PROVED PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-On MON
DAY, the ID day Of April next, 1850, shall sell. in
front oil the premises at o'clock m, by virtue
OF decree OF the Orphans, Court and confirmed by
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia, a(
that piece or parcel of ground lying and being IN
the CITY OF w ashington, District of Columns. and
laid down the plan or plot Of said city, being lot
marked r., In square numbered 5ys, together with
the improvements, which are q good two story
Brick House, With back building, &C.. DO.
The above mentioned property ia hands omey sit
rIeet.
Terms. as prescribed by the decree, ia one third
cash; balance in and ~ monthe, the purchaser 10
give satisfactorily endorsed notes for the deferred
payments; bearing interest from day Of sale, and
the of the tale the trustee Will convey
the title TO the purchaser at the purchasers cost
III THE terms are not complied with IN das aft.,
sale the trnsfee reserves the right TO resell nm
property at the risk and cost of the defauif;n.
chaser, by advertising snch resale three t,1nss :,
.--..... SAMUEL l.. BRYANT.
trustee and Guardian.
1Mos <i-oaus "A. GREEN, Auct
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BALTIMORE, March 2e Flour closed dull; How
ard street SIS. Wheat closed heavy: Will "A
al 10; req al 3sal ~. Cor closed dull; white GA
Ioc; yellow 7Oa72c. Provisions closed duh; mess
boIk SIC; prime SIS rump sI4. Whisky closed
dull, with limited sales at % &c
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Alexandria Markets,

ALEXANDRIA, March 2S.-Flour-Family n 2Sa
y; Extra SO l2a6 25; Supernne IS s7S w heat
white, fair TO good, 81 44aI 90; red 81 3iaI 40 .
Corn-white osa73i mixed 71a7ic: yellow 72a7ec
hye ooacoc. Oats Acc. Corn Meal 75asOc per
oushel. Seeds-Timothy Sass 20; Clover IS d
90 600: froslsIous-butIeT. roll, Iea2Oc bacon
Ioc Pork S7as7 so. Lard lOaI2c Whisky aaa
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Financial

NEW YORK, March % stocks are lower; Cb'.
Gag and Rock islsnd IS; Illinois Central shar,.
o.; 90; bonds 81 y; Michigan Southern PA; New
Mo. 6's 81 ~ ~Of'
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AUCTION SALES.


~ WM.MARsHALL. Auotloneer.
AZ AND dS9THHsEkkEEPJNS AZ
sore sore n MffToh : ssss q o,SScL H ,s
street the arcs Of shsis s 1ad F ef Hall
sn GOOD aed9a:.aesPins store VIZ
Snon.a SeL Castors, Fruit Baskets, Forks
flu assortment of Ivory-hsndlsd Knives and
WooSeG " are .ud Baskets of all kinds.
Pet1res Sh hoeEe sst and slsss Ware
store na. been rented and they have dis.ovsa the
months. 9TH interest," - ""'
BY ). c. MCGUIRE CO. Auctioneer..
t'ukNiTUREANDH OUsEHOLDEFFECTs
NOR MoRNlHS March 10Th At 10 oloot s tn. re.i
st4ess 9" 1ady d1Slin,ng hopsekeepng No 1871 F.
the Fafhtafe and Effects. oompns,ne We snail sell
SUITE ssf Of h.nS:S%e Wsnat esevsa P.ro- Eurni
Shsirs0 ana hrr, q Tete-a Tetes, Psrlor
k kSssyoo Of Marble MhsT6le-sop Tsbis., wh..not,
s Hsnds So ne. Brussels Carpets. OiIoioth,
Chine hG,,:: 6 ass, and crceke5y Ware.
BDegstesds. Bureaus, Washstands,
Feather Beds. Mattresses. Bolsters,
Is ankets, Comforts, Counterpanes
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
s5d notes SSfs .Sss igm en-
mar 3 d j.. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auc.,.
SAB RfsH!kH Ss Ass'i Hfs TORS
March eth At 10 ooo TaESR 80 s,1,.
efn iSsrties Market we shall sen ks entire stock
Crushed and Brown Sugar,
Govern a nd in Cnaa
lmp1Iial, Young Hyson, oolors, Black ard other
Sperm f,S to in z end Tallox Candles.
Mace, Citron, Alsptce, Cloves,
S GasmPf lsklis rsR &Ia Ssi Ware.
Buckets, Brooms, Tubs,
fs sns sSd sat Ai BT. aSs F Fsss
Old Wheat WHISKY,
Old Cograe Brandy,
HafsDs G Port, Madeira and other Wines,
Champagne, Claret Wines, DO.
Chewing and smoking Tobacco,
Wagon and Harness,
Together with general assortment of Groceries,
credit Of "a and months, for satisfactorily en-
mar = d !: {. McG GhIRE CO.. Auos..
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucnoneers.
EKEAT AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS The
ne Is Sie OF B2Sk dc belonging to the e.tate Of
DAY MORNING, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock, m the
room over Sibey & Guys store, two doors vest ~
the auction rooms. The works to be sold are em y
DIaG6d IN the following Classification, viz: Amer
can fonucS, and Government Catalog ues Newspa
peIs Perlcdcsis, and Stat tics
with collection of " Miscellaneous Works
Terms: . and under, cash . O yer thai ann q nd
under So, credit Of days; over SO a credit
Int -rsst. '' "iiL 3
IL II Purchasers at former sales will please cali
JOSHUA A. RICHIE. Administrator.
mar ga j. &. MCGUIRE & CO, Arct.
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PICTURE OF WAsHINGroN.-M Dove, Pres.
gent OF the Board Of Aldermen, has on exb
Dltlon at his store on Ninth street cow of
re engraving, Of Best's Duche WASH ngton.
which was ordered to he purchased for the Al,
a%rinen's room, City Hall, on last Monday night
ne ensraving is printed In India proof. and rep.
r sents General Washington at the moment he
ms read the letter Of Bishop Duche advising him
t. withdraw from the contest with treat Britain.
ana which he holds crumpIed i'm his hand as he
overspreading his noble features. 0'"
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH
SSIREEI, on THE ISLAND, AT AUCTION On
MIS- 4, J IN instant. sdall sell, in front of the
premises, ar ~ o'clock p. M, the following de-
scTlDsd property. froutIn: on TeLth street west
near Mary land avenue. being the south ~ feet Of
Lot Ne. 10, IN Sorare No $50 Vi
rms property Is hard somey situate and the
sale Will he well worthy tie attention any
wishing TO purchase hne building site
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months Tor notes bearug interest from dey of ga e.
dlspufabe. e III
10 ts GREEN A..
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For LiyerpooI

NEW YORK, March 2s:-The steamship Asia
sailed hence this noon FOR Liverpool, with 23O
passengers.
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end tSSS sm Co. desiring Pennies viii Away

uHE SUCCESS which attends the use of Dr.. +.
once in tSssIrasfd STOMACH Bisrs evlnces al
on .ae Sto nach. Certificates, alme 1t without nnm-
oST nave been published attsstine it's amost miIa
Iul u asss. AM at this time it seems die to do
more anan CAL attention to the great remedy of the
c sest IL - the only PREPARATION OF the lind
a a. Is re.Soe In all cases. and il IA therefore
bIsrs, are plsasant to the taste sxreeaSs in ths1
IN, InS, ana valuable - Stonie or remedy
For sale By Druggist and dealers generally ever.
""''e' mar S-eoS
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MARRIED..

~. Coombs, Mr.: GEORGE II. KELLER. Of
rrederlcksburg, Va, and Miss MARY PULLEN,
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MICHAEL BERGEN the clerk in Lilienthal,s
clothlng store, in Alexandria, who was arrested
In this CITY few days ago, on charge of stealin1
clothing from him, and who, on examination in
this city on said charge. was committed to iail.
aad preferred to 60 to Alexandria, was tried be-
day, and committed TO Jail for trial before the
County court Of Alexandria county, to be held on
Monday next. Justice Thompson of this CITY.
was present at the trial. and identified the stolen
goods exhibited as those identified by LilienthaI
in his office the day previous as his property
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The THEATRE.-As a matter Of course. the
favorite, Miss J. Nj. Davenport, was warmly
greeted, Mt the Theatre last night by her army Of
w ashington friends and admirers and the Latte
We're richly com pensated for turning out. by her
admirable PRESERVATION Of Julia, in "The Hunch
back. The bin for tonight is s.Ingomar''-aliss
Davenport as Parthenia, and Mr.. c. Barton Hin
as lngomar-and the afterpece of ''The Limerick
Bow;
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ST Louis, March 26.-The defense in tie Ca
stanS-S case closed to-day The Court viii
ish the cas-. this week The rebutting testimony
will commence tomorrow
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NoflcE'--Dssss'es Of Colsnsbia Idvofise.,..,,
49," - ns BALIrNoRE Sun ars rsessess
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BlGAMY.-ies:erday, coiored man, named
Ieorse washington, wds arrested by officer Kim
ball, on the oath Of his wife, (the first one. of
course,) for bigamy. He was taken before Justice
Donn, where hearing was had, and the following
facts Were elected: Three years ago he was mar,
Clerks office of the Court of this county Suhso.
quently, upon similar license, he married Maria
Toyer, about three weeks since Ctris,v not
liking division Of the affections of her ilustros
for court 1"''
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ME2lhk sG.: Il L: s =: s.:. :. x
SSEast Capitol street DTseees msde III he ness
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AGRoUND.-The New York steamer Mount
Vernon is still aground Of Arlington Small
announcement, that, for the proposition to in
crease The deposit Of mud i'm the channel and on
mas above the Long Bridge, by drivin. another
series OF piles clear across the Just below and
adjoining the present bridge-for railroad pur-
p"Ses, as proposed The best possible railroad
connection, through the city, is by Buzzard, s
Point, and boat thence to Alexandria.
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To CnxsnMprIuxa


o. Jh,s :Te. Cons mp a fast .up,r
afflicted with tnsercuisr dsea.es PIspae t nsoe
rnShyd scientific principles of the pure oil, and
srsceived into the stomsch in It's isHfsd form
rrd dn9ut masiieation. ,sRd is gradually dissolved
by the wastes o tbs h ssRei srSp
tnIio,ous properties, and thus assisting aud sus-
D1nv 1ng ma nature in overcoming the disease APP
and rec I'm nended BY the faculty everyw hege ms
PIeparatIon 10 confidently offered as q remedy for
Charles stosf an ao' sna b, a,
spectacle druggists. Prioe 81 per bottle =.
NJ PENFoLD. PkKksR & MOWER,
mar Is SIN Wholesale Agents.
~ SIT Now. B~.,..., s..,.,
s'''H'' D.''' s'I.',f .r,,,, E~,,..., 500 s...,.
cHlIDaEr's DRESS sriIs, '' '""''
Sore Ho,s MsS Hsu Rr
iS 81 iC.Sath,ns is now ready nspscton it
Youths Clothing of the neweSt and richest desirr.
IN m noa,tse a trimmlgg, ard workmanship.
Of dsss s w1sn aSatnomy
o Of Tor MssSSctnE from the most ttrsoye stool
11o0u ''''eS' - ap2s-1y
are most invariably the results of ear1 maInIa1
a sIe and unchecked vicious habit. A treatise
nIususlng tnls tendency, and the cure as we'll as
rs sielssissl s5s:sa Il H s"ssi:
mode Of curing ali diseases Of aeieafe aSnrs
with cpplous Instructions for the perfect restops
,1 ss.s ss sppS I'M
Barrow, 1874 Bleecksr street, New York. 7 Price
also sf BY s. caRsrs Ford J
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POLICE MATTERS Before Justice Williams
uaI-ilke language in three cent grog shop, and
vito threatening to whip sundry persons present
Tor refusing to treat The justice imposed lecture
on temperance, and fine of 81 81
w II. Martin, for using profane lanpuaue +, tho
streets, paid fine of ST S. - viz
James Shields behaved in a very disorde,lv
manner IN the public streets, and was also pro
lane He was made to fork over S. So
Harriet colOred, was accused of MAKING faces
at a little white girl and was fined SIS 81.
Toby Williams got drunk and frig htened his
mother, lie was charged Sl.9I, and said he'd
never doit again. ~ -
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u nesgk The STAR - Sytsssd o. sAs 6s,s...
sfea"s press N sss sost& " Balsimors, "a sa,s,
IS 80 large as TO ressirs q to b peg 20 et.s. a,
early Aot,i Adu~fissns.s:, fhe..5sss, shoxld ).
s'"' ." 0.f0v' T0ssvs s'ssses, ~; osa.v,oi,e re-.
ssey sss spPsa, Ssfsa Ne sszt da.- -
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
RAKE INUUGEMENE EOR a puXSI

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
v RARE INDICTMENT FOR PHYSI-
CtAN.mDt. loscph a. smith desiring to go South
o. cconnt OF re ath, Will offer at private sale
the Ferm on which he now resides and where he
has been practicins med cine for the last 1--WE year,
sIsavorI bea full little farm, situs ted at Long
pa Fields, Rrncs GeoIge's County, Md imme,
tlartIy on the road leading from Washingt ton city
20 upper Maj! ho.Ous h, and about equal distance
from beth points ltcont.ins ,O7 acres 90 of which
"a IN hno state of cultivation. the balance in
T. itr Young timber. 1t is well adapted TO the
growtn OF grass wheat and corn: shout Is OF 80
T" Is now well set in grass and will Weld hetween
~ ~. and =. tons of hay, worth In the Washington
market from 5 % to $50 per ton. There is about II
RS OF wheat growing, the balance ready for a
spring crGp has spring of ever failing water
also. an lnexhauStiDle pump at the door. The i'm,
proven sn;s consist OF a comfortable frame dwell
Ing containing 6 rooms and kitchen; also, a new
barn with stabinE sufficient for all the nirements
o. the place, with quantity of chOioa fruit trees
Physcan des!ring t. purchase can. by refe enee 10
the ,oks of the under be satisfied that it is
is OIL shall ccntirns my Practice as hefeto-
re: For terms apply on the premises or to DIR.
FRANK F. SMITH, Bladenshurg.
ma y eOf JOSEPH A. SMITH.
Planters Advocate insert until forbid and charge
Dr. Saith
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ROBBERY.-Yesterday, Mr. VIM. BarnhiI. Ct
the firm of Barnhtll Bush, boiler makers, Pitts
burg, Pa, was robbed in this city of about $40
In money besides valuable articles. He thought
was tdken In BARRIERS saloon near the Old
Depot. kept by colored man named Washing
ton: Being obliged to leave The city immediately.
he LEFT without recovering anything. The infor-
nation was given to the police.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
SALE AT THE GEORGETOWN MARKET
~ HOUSE OF THE FISH AND VEGETABLE STANDS
Instant at 1" o'clock, We will sell, az the George
toWn Market House, to the highest BIDDERS the
9th OF April next. ~ which time possessIon Will he
given Aito, inside Stands Nos. and 2.
Terms cash.
mar 70 BARNARD BUCKEY Apcts
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r, pnAIH OF AN OLD RESIDENT Mr. John f.
lnSton, died last night, after protracted Illness
aI DIS residence in the Seventh Ward Mr.. Foujkes
was Tor years engaged by the most extensive bust
clal clerk, and by the government as a cltIk in
s e Census BUREAU He was eminently qualified
ioI those positions, his powers of matbfmaticai
ejaculation being remarkable. in addition to the
Posl'ion he occupied in the Census Bureau. he had
oeen long time employed in the Bank of Wash.
lnstHn and other banks, and at the time OF his
death was the book keeper for J C. Mc(;nirc 4
seventy years of age anu
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mar y BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALEM authority Of DEGREES
~ the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia
and OF the Circuit Court for nce Georges county,
mary land, passed In cause wherein Sswe and
Others are cOmplainants, and the widow heirs at
,aw, and admlnIsi Iators of John Brereion are de-
ferdants. will sell al auction. to the highest hid
der, on WEDNESDAY, the 81 DAY of May next
Detween the hours of IL and O'Clock In the dsy ON
tae premises, that beautiful parcel of land part of
the tract called CRANKY" near Bladenshurg. and
abont SIX miles fiom the city of W ASKING ton, and
easily accessible by the Baltimore rs road, con-
beng the western portion of the northern poTt ~
CRANKY aud lying north of the main county road.
with tbs dwelling house and other improvements
thereon.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money IN
cash; and the residue at g. u and IG mr n hs 10 he
secured by the purehasers ords, with tuTety bear
Ing interest from ;ha day fsale, and by rstaned
lien on tho premises s,ld. Convey ancine at the
purchasers cost. " ~
II the terms are not comp'ied with within three
Gays from The day OF 50 the property will be re-
sold aer fyc das s. notice in the National InteilI
and Evening Star, at the cost and risk of the
defaulting purchaser.
Any creoitors Of the said John Brereton who
may not have filed their claims are notified to do
so on before said day.
-... w. REDIN, Trustee.
81 Stawts A GREEN
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THE CAMPBELL MINsTRELs These fine per.
CORNERS still hold the sway supreme, Last night
Ooa feIows' Hall was crowded to listen to their
melodies, duets, and comicalities which were
received with immense applause.
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AN lMPUDENT FELLow.-Yesterday, a colored
man named John Thomas, was arrested by officer
irwin Iof profanity In the street, calling white
man id son of b-h He was taken hefo,e
Justice Dom and fined 81 o.
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IHE W0RKINGMEN AND CAPITALISTS of the
city, and the politicians, their professed mutual
friends, will no doubt turn out to hear what Mr..
draper has to say on the subject Of "Labor and
Capital" at Wizards Hall tomorrow evening
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L first class Boot and Shoe store with Stock en-
band Inquire of c. LEONARD, Intellig ence Of
nC". AS4 u IN ST. M r
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WnreA RErrKSs,-rhe only case recorded
was Mary Burke, who was arrested for vagrancy
sns va nned Sa.iS. -Four dodgers were accom-
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EHOk SALE OR Rem IA new BRICK
T. HOUSE, situated on -eoond street b, twe,n
Market and Fr der:ck stree; embracing ali the
conveni"nce OF water and gas. bath room, conye-
nlent chambers, large pariors, back building, pump
In the ysra, and every thcr convenience necessary
lsrs inquire of RICHARD PETIT, No. "a
; cond street Gemrgetcwn. Possession gwen ON
the first day of A pril. mar sc o.
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hest ioe Cream and Water Ices at low prioe. al
me fniladelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and
Sse' mar Il m
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MRS; WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
pny sloHn; has Seothins Syrup for CAildeN Teeth
by softenins the gums, reducing ali indsmmstionnE.
S, Hay all pSs,n; and is sure 70 regulate the
TO yourselves, and relief and health to your inf.nts
another column. 90 Iii, ~
No. l2-THE WORLDS oPINi ON must have Its due
and proper course in its endorsement of the Won
d.riu virtues Of the celebrated Mrs. Gardner's In
dian Basam of LIyerwort and Hoafhound which
cUrss Coughs, COLDS and Consumption. and il doinx
w1nders It's for sale at every druggists counter
mar g 1w,r
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1.-TWO BRICK HOUSE, AND I-OTS C1,<
y SALE-Thc snhscriber offers for sale the two
brlcH Eouses and the LOIS on which they stand.
aL1i!ting a eet on the south side of Wckt strect
S i f'nning ..cs AT f,,. door, now occupied by
X. p. JACKSON, No. 1873 Bridge st.
mar slw
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BARRY's TRIcOPHKRous

BARRY's TRIcOPHKROUs
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try It, Sold BY all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar - am
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TOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE
rooms, situated on New Jersey avenue, between ID
and streets north. Terms moderate, Apply TO
premises. mar endtf
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FOE RENr7A small! FARM WI hin al hours
rae 81 WaShln:ton by railroad, The house
rooms and kitchen; orchard of choice fru t. good
W. ,snts with acres Of Ian part N wood will
house. gard an ami orchard for $40 Pc sses len
given lmmedia ely. lnquirs at No 21 upper story
IreaSOry BGllClng.
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EOR SALE-A twO-s'ory BRICK HOUSE
Z TO. 39e street. hetw' en- i4h ard 18th sts -
lad and stable. Apply 1t the premises.
mar % lw*
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TOR SALE-DRUG STORE corner 9Th and Fl
, streets, tSylvester's old stand.) Apply q, the
SLprO aCot
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FIRE ALARMs.-Yesterday afternoon an alarm
OF IRE was given, which called out the fremen
After run In the direction Of the Navy Yard
they returned 10 their quarters. Last Night about
naif- past ten O'Clock, an alarm was given in the
western part Of the city For this, also, no real
eause was discovered, and the fifemsn retnraed to
'nef engine houses without using tteir apparatus.
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DOR SALE-A neat and handsome FRAME
L HOUSE, in perfect repair, on very accommO-
dating terms For informal ton insuire on the
premises, NO 322 9Th street, between l. and NJ.
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0TNOTICE TO GEORGETOWN TAX
LS PAYERS-All persons who will call at the
Clerks Office on or before the first day Of April
next and pay their bills for the year 1867 will be en-
TIT cd tn a deduction of per cent.
mar l'-tApl CHAS. b. WEIGH, Collector.
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tae schooner Volandt, Capt. w. Cox, Of Alexan-
dria, was lying at anchor in Marbury's Cove.
about twenty miles down the river when an acct
den' occurred. which resulted in considerable
damage to the vessel, and came nigh proving fatal
to the captain. The captain went into the cabin
to empty from key of powder five pounds into
canister, In doing which some Of the powder
fell upon The cabin steps. In laying the key down
tie scattered PARTICLES ignited, and the powder
exploded, burning the face and hands of the cap
tain, and damaging the vessel to the extent that
to repair her will require almost rebuilding.
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A RARE CHANCE TO GETA GOODTINE-
"A PIECE CHEAP.
J. -. BLACHFORD d SON Have received
another lot of those superior American Watches
In gold and silver cases, which will be sold at
var, sma advarce on cost. Thess Watches have
testimOI las from per,encad persons and VIII be
Georgetown, ID. mar q Ivy
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fGN NOTICE.
L HE Schooner Adele, Captain Baker from Dos
ton, has arrived, and is now dl schargins h.r
freight. For freight o. rassng- spply To ~
HARTLEY & BRO, Sn
mar 2f 81 Water st (Iaorgetown
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DOR PHI. DELPHJA.-The steamer James
l. Jerome, Captain Jerome, is now ready IN
FRIDAY MORNlNG G. II O'clock. Apply TO 80
HYDE & DAVIDSON
mar q ST. Wat r street. GeorPetovn
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~ OF IT. wbat ne have
Say OF any orHER
sAs rAfLRD,Ir
STANCE TO ~
when timely used.
an instance Of da-
one Who used &c. On
osiightsd with its
lspeak ln tsrrns of
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MRS. wINSLOW

HN"E WI fUIF 70
Nsdlcins-rRyKH
a SIN C LIZ In
fHCT A c URH,
Never did We know
satisfaction BY any
the contrary, all are
OPERATIONS, and
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOh KEN L-Ihe thr"e-stOry DWELLING.
Brown ont, No. 366 10th street. between H.
: M vi nnith; has rooms with gas IN each, ard a
8 mer Kitchen IN the Iear. POss ss;On given iu
81 eets; 80 or to W. A. MARKS, General Land One,