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WIN MANN, well known usher to the ladies'
experiment Of the Senate gallery, is in dying
condition. He is past the power of speech. and
MS attendants and friends look hourly for his de-
cease. he IS a member Of the fraternity Of Masons
who have been assiduous in their kindly atten,
tions - - ~"NAJ "'sehA,
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EARLY STRAWBERRIES. -Gautier. who eener.
any manages to have the earliest delicacies Of the
season. has been, for some three weeks past in the
receipt Of strawberries, raised especially for him
al the gardens Of Mr.. Slater, Of Alexandria.
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LECTURE, THIS KvENINa.-The Hon. Isaac l.
stevens, OF Washington Territory, will lecture at
the Smithsonian this evening, before the Excel
slor Athennum. fourshing literary society of
the Island. Subject: Practical View of Ameri
can Character and Destiny
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NorIcs.-Disfr,es Of Co1snbia Advertisements
90 Be Inserted ir the BALTIMORE Sun ars received
.; and forwarded from The STAR office.
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Marine Disaster.

BosToN, March H.-The bark o. C Chaffee
before reported) ashore below, has drifted of
4 sunk. The vessel and car. are a total loss
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SMITHSONIAN LEcTUREs.-Wm. Gilpin ESQ d,
OF st. Louis, will lecture at the Smithsonian TO-.
morrow (FIiday) evening, on "The Character
portion OF North America" with illustrations.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Il Il l. Z @ r. A p IC.
georgia Demecr,,t. s,... C~-~~-..-

s,n,a kvILLE, March I4-The Democratic
one bund,ed on IN session here is represented by
countes are unrepresented The deIiha,,,fa,y,
have been 50 far harmonious Hon. HowsII coSh
Of Houston county, has been chosen TEN no,s,y
chairman. e'nPo'@iy
MILLKDGEvILLE, Ga, March l4-Alex I,v,,or
Of Chatham, Cobb man, } was elected perm.nen;
President OF the Convention, by Is majority. The
vote stood: Lawton l72, Cohen (anti -CobbI Isl
AT midnight, however, the tables Were turned
and MIR. Gordon's resolution 20 elect eight dele
gates to Charleston by ballot was passed by as
msJority. The Convention will, perhaps. recon-
slider this vote To- morrow. .
The enthusiasm is increasing, and there has
been indications Of some excitement
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BARRY's TRIcOPHRROus

ls the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
hfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug.
gIsts and Perfumes. mar,eem
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NO; iO.-FA1R FLOWERS ARE FADING, and oul
daughters are dying. Inc InsIdious Geld leads then
e. &, consumption. and Consumption to the grave
The symptoms come, take Mrs. NJ N. GARNER
:n'lan MEDICINE. It is sure In it's effects and ma,
be found a: the stores of al druggists mar IW.r
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WATCH RETURNs.-Larry O. Brian arreste on
a. warrant; gave bail. Malcolm Mcneil, alias
o. nos. Drunk, drunk and disorderly; workhouse
30 DAYS. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis. do; fine and
costs, s6l5. Seven dodgers were accommodated.
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, CITIZENS AND STRANGERS should bear In mind
that the Picture Gallery OF the Wssbinpton = ~
association ]: open to~isitou every day from
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IMPORTANT TO RoUsEKEEPERs.

IMPORTANT TO RoUSEKEEPERs.
Err. DURKEE co.'s
SELECT SPICES.
Guaranteed not oaly
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected AID cleaned
~ us exp essly for the purpose without reference
20 cost. They are beautifully packed In tinfoll,
lined with paPer,l to prevent Injury by keeping,
and are full weight, while the ordinary ground
them, in point Of strength and richness of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
as q singls trial will abundantly prove.
Manufactured only by
K. X. DURKEE CO.,
Re Is f,D& W.T. Isl Pear ST., New York.
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LOCAL NEWS.

u TSe~sh THE STAR % pri.fed on fhe fastest
steam prs,S sss sossa of BasimsTs, SIS edition
IS so large TO rsqxrs il to Be Pr, to press a. an
soyly hosrj Advertisements, therefore, should BE-
ssnf ~ before T,cel-s o'clock, nj otAer,ei,s sAsy
Sscy not appear r"sI tbs ssrs day.
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QCREU's Con LIVER Orr. IRyyv

Approved by tho Now York Academy of MeGi-
cine. L: is TWICE moro e:fcaciOus than the LIQUID
OIL. IL Is the only cure for Scrofuas, Consume
ton and all kinds Of Coughs.
Also,
QUERu's EI.LIFIED CASTOR OIL, by which the
offensive greasinsss of the oil obviatei For sa
BY al respectable druggists In Washington and
PENFoLD, PARKER & MOWER, Wholesale gerts
10 Deekman ST. eet. New York city. no SIN
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DIED,

At Sprins field, thu residence of Mr. VIM Wright,
alter an illness Of sevsrai months, ELiAB Coos
R s;R BMGTLER: aged q years He was son of
hGT. ~ b; Bntler, Of Fanquier county, and had
years, at the time of his death
Sudd My: on the l4th iostant, DANIEL KEEL
Icy II IN saith year ofshlsage, native OF Ashford
county Wlslow, ireland: May he rest in peace
HIS friends are respectfully requested to attend
MS funeral, from his ats residence corner of 18th
and l. SITS Fri, sly ater nOon the 18TH Instant at 3
o clock. (No thern and Western papers copy
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO Invite attention TO the
andyertlsement OF Or. Woolfson. the Optic.an. G6a
teenth streets, which appears in the integencer
and states. Twill be seen that his ''streng thening
spectacies and eye g.asses' are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen. presumed 20 be judges Of
their good quail ltles, and of the comfort TO 30 de-
rived from their by those Who require the sId
of these Important inEtrumen.slities. ni. w las
haen located thia CITY for aAverxi Jears Ce s-y
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NOTICE TO CLUBS,

NOTICE TO CLUES,
~ SOCIETIES, &c
The Proprietor of the European Hote!, corner
Pa. avenue and llth street. off to the public the
of his new Ball Dom, one of the finest in
Washir g on, snd decidedly the most convenIe,
and Agreeable for the accommodation Of their So
ciety Meetings. Balls ,Cotillon Parties, &C., very
reasonable terms. He is persua led that suoh are
ITS advantages rs to max it whan yell known t.
the pubic, t most popular place n the Federal
Metropo is for such entertainments.
mar IS 2w p. ENRICH.
A BARGAl IN A PIANO.-A very fine sec
- ond hand rosewood Ha!let, Davis & Co. PI-
ANO must be sold, for cash or short cree IL, at a
discount Of SIHA less than first cost Call AMI zee
1t. JOHN +. ELLIS, 306 Pa. av.,
Between 9Th end 10th sts
mars Depot for ChicksriIgs' Pianos
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
Dr.. J. B0VEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
For the cure of ICcipisnt Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak Stomachs, Indication, Dyspepsia
GeneTa or Nervous Debility, Piles and all diseases
rsqnl-ing TONIC are unsurpassed They are made
of a pE'e Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi
clpal properties, they are most wholesome and
delightful! Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHIRT TIC.
Is q remedy for CostIveness. Liver Complaint
and d. spepsa. They pleasant TO the taste; sure
In their operations and as Catharlc entire ~ . E
fecuGily GHd positively supercede tbs use Of Pills
80 IA IseOus and dlsag bic to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS.
Act the Kidneys, Bladder ard UrIna~y Organs,
ard are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con
nected with Liver COmpiain In all its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They truly valGa bie made of pure Holland C in
pes SAINT and agreeable to the taste, and NAV he
well termed q necessary
FEMALE COMPANION
IT'S CATHARTTC SYRUP.
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females is
certainly one OF the most desirable ard vslua hle
Med,cin in the world IL is perfect sabSfituts
for CGlomI. acting on the Liver, removing ali oh
structIons in the Bowels, curing CostiveTess, Ind-
gestIGn and Dyspepsia. lthOnsh it is as sure and
efsctnal In its ,peIatiCn Ca ONE, vet il is so
delicious Ia the taste, that children VIII CRY for it,
ard ii Is as gentle, innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will LESS tle discoverer Of this in
valuable Medicine.
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FOR THE DISTRICT PRNIrENrIARy -Th.st..,,.,
isaoei, al Charleston, S: from Havana. brono hit
among e AZ, passengers Gnillot v. Eloy, in charge
sns M,nai az hey West. en- roxse to the peni
OF being accessory to the murder Of Capt. Mo.
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Ey aAKNARD & BCCKEY; Georgetown.

Ey aARNARD hickey; Georgetown.
WILLIE TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES FROM WksmISs-
TON, AT ArCTI0N-,On WEDNESDAY. March
ses. one OF the beet Farms in the neighhnrhPod of
Washington, on the Rockville Turnpike, only five
resideno3 OF Ruel Keith. ESQ., This farm is the oIe
improved a Few Years ago by John g. McKelden,
ing uneqnsed in tn productIvenoss of the soil and
tbs beautiful lay of the land. The tract contains
and has at sst
hesy' MANFRED, and any part of 1T will now y'elo
Tine Improvements in IniGlsgs frnt ahs sG up
usually valuable, there ing four sood barns, be-
ohard. The dwelling house is pain but Comfort
abe and convenient, containing seven rooms,
a's snG f ee Knd back bu with
abundance Of exctllert wat-r convenient to the
hence and fields, and toe fences are nfsrly new.
ed Oerf fS KRIS sfgT3 Anor
EaRMfSdGS ffMPPLEmENhTs, LIVE HiSIsss sToqrK.
On ns at 10
o'clock sewiil sell at the farm OF Rud keeth, Esq ,
town, all his live Stock, Farming Implements,
6onSehoid Furniture, dc comprising
Carnage, CsrTyalI, Carts and Wagons,
nhreshsrs, Fens, Drills. Horse Power,
Plows, Harrow, Double and Sintie sbovels.
ccytnes and all Utner tools ana implements used
Also Also. Ho:Ssts. sssh and Frames,
Also, al his Household Furniture, &c,&c
Terms: So cash over that amount credit of
ing interest.
mar d BARNARD BUCKLEY. Aucts.
MARsHAL'S SALE,-In vlEtue Of q writ of feri
Circuit Court Of the Distr ct of Columbia, for the
county of Washing ton, and t. me direc, ed. | will
expose to public sale, for cash in front of the court
lay of March inst 1861, at ~ O'Clock m the follow
Ing de crl ed property. tn wit: All defe l1ant's
light ard iIters IA and 20 Let Nos, nsqua-e no
~; in the city Of Washington, e., Together with
Al and singular the improvements thereon, eized
ard levied ppon az the property of Henry Parry
ard Will he sold To satisfy yudicas No. l69 to Oc-
tober term 1859 In favor of James N. stewart
w. SELUEN
U. s. Marsial for District of Columbia
mar dts
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ID! nHNlNAND " BCOkEf UeOTg CLOWN.
TRUSTEES ShLE.-By virtue of decree of
l. the Orphans Court. (confrmed by the Cirouit
Court of the District of COlumbis, county of Wash
inSton made IN the case Of the heirs of the late
selI at public auction, 10 the highest BIDDER, on
THURSDAY, the 18Th day IF March, IS6 at 4
O'Clock r. M, upon tho premises. T. at d >sirab,e
property situated on the south side Of LIST street
Ge,rgetown ID. c.. ha-ing a front on said street
ments on "a q lot consist of q three story frame
house. suitable for large family, stable &c.
Terms OF sac: one thu ID cash; balance IN and -
montas the purchaser to Sife notes for the deferred
payments, bearing lnteres: from the DAY of sale
A deed given and a deed of trust ,aken All con
yeyancIng at the coss OF the purchnser. Title in
disputab!e. ;. 4. BROWN,
Attorney lor the heirs.
mar IS d BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO. Auct'oneers.
DEN. F. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
- week on Tuesday, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
2sS Pa. svenue.
mar 65t BEN. F.. FRENCH, Salesman.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIonoer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
IL TURE AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18th
inst at 10 O'Clock ~, shall sell, at the resi-
drnce Of a gentlrn an declining housekeeping, No
6a on Missouri avenue, between Sd ard s1l streets
the following articles VIZ:
Mahogany Sofas and Chairs.
do Centre Table and Whatnot,
do Bsdsteads Wardrobes,
do WashstandS and ':ane-se6t Chairs,
Large Gilt Frame Locking Class,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Feather Pillows Bolstsrs. sheets and Comforts,
Three Ply. Ingram and Cotton Carpets
Rugs, Radiator, r ir Tight and other Stoves,
China, g ass and Crockery Ware,
Kitchen Requisites. and mary other articles too
numerous ID enumerate.
Terms cash.
mar Il d A. GREEN
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IL 4 M M A c X 3.
MRS ri A. WHIP

II MRS. FL A. WHIP
HAVING Located n. NO. 529 y. n street south,
between G and ID streets, vnnId respectful ly ca
the attention OF the citzs.s Of w asngton % W
WORK which g ne viii teach on the most reason
aole Terms and pledge herself 10 eivs entire salts
faction In five lessons. Specimens can be seen Nv
calling At her residence. mar To- eoims
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FUTURE DAYS.

by THOS. BOWLING; Georgetovn.
DOSiTlVE SALE OF VACANT LOT AT
Il AUcTIoN-0a SATURDAY, nth of March
next, st oclock m, shall sci. In f. ont of the
to Georget0wn, fronting "a feet Beall street ard
90 ct On Rock street, belonging to James Gu tbs
Terms cash.
wM. Il. CRAIG, Agent
mar IA st THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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LA1cENY.Robert Stewart colored. was ar.
rested Yesterday On charge of stealing small
amount SmOun, OF money from his employer, John M
I".s,s. mn umcsr , gu took him to the office OF
testimony would not justify com,nit.ai for Gem,
and the boy was dismissed " Ao' Seuf'
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By WIN. MARSHALL. kuc.,onoer-

By WIN. MARSHA Ill. AuctIonoer.
AGA s. zenith Stree.
BEAUTIFUL BULLYING OTIS FOR SALE
March, inst, st ~ O'clock M STA sell ON the
premises, On New YORK avenue, near the corner OF
Ist street, opposite the residence of Mr.. Bates,
about Az 90 square feet The location of these lots
Is very beautiful, beng elevated and commanding
hne views III every Erection. They will be subdi
vlded into small building lots
Terms OF tale: One-third cash balance in and
years, with Interest Deeds To be given and deed.
ol trust taken at tho eIrerse of purchasers.
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PROsTRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM a

PROsTRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM and rapid decline
a-e most lnvarlscly the results OF early maj prac
tees AMI unchecked vicious hahIte-A treatise
ei.boraely got up has lately issue fom the press,
1assrang tSls s t=Hdeney, and the cure well
Frqilty. or Physiological Researches" 1t enters
IN y INTO the causes, effects aud most efica cious
MODE Of curing all diseases of a delicate nature
ton of those who are prevented by mpsdnents
from ents ing into he marriage state Sold by Dr.
Barrow, 194 BlseCker street, New York. Price
% cents. Sent free Of postage.
Sold also by 5. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
II. y. mar Z I'm
MRS. WINsLOw, an ex Perlenced nurse ard fom.Ie
ply stefan, has Soothing SyrKp for Chikder Tpsh-
ing, which gresy facilitates the process teething
by s0itSning the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will allay al pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon y, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves, and relief and health to your Infants
Perfectly safe IN al cases See advertisement in
4uotisF oOlumn 90 lily
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w.rS sDxRLy6Onicer Chipley Of the Seventh
-. arrested Charles King and VIM. Moccahee
In eonsaoe. conduct in that district Yesterday.
Jnx.ics Coone OF the long and severe illness Of
S OF mat district, ard the prisoner. S. me
Hksn oeiore him, Were each fined m Sc "eiHs
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MEETINGS Avn orus

w AND OILCLOTHS.
ust received, and for sale, 90 rolls "A, and Ga
Whit ,Gheckered and Fancy Caa; on NJ %lsir GO. all
in coca crder which selling at the very low-
est Egures.
Also, al additional supply Of superior Floor OIL
cloths, III ard 8 feet s;bs, which CIT ut to
fit es per diagrams.
hese Oleloths arc IN entirely new desIsrs. and
the most chaste ard beautiful ooOrs aad ct ston-
lshlnslJ low prices
CLAGETT d DODSON,
Dealers ali kinds of Carp-tIugs,
Curtain Materials, and other Furniture
mar IS eU6t Dry Goods, No. Market >peoe
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% PER SCHOONER FAIRFAX-
- TENS Assortsd BAR BANDS, SCROLL
just received By, JN0. K. ELvANs CO,
mar 6-eoSt ALEX. Gazette,I SOC Pa. CIV,
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
On the 18TH instant, BY the Rev Sam' Rogers,
\. n Gait ,on, Of Washing on city. to RICE'D
I'll. SIEHENr, OF Stafford county, Va.
fredericksburg Democratic Recorder cop;)
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ct nniuRNsD AND CoMMITrED.-Last night, Ate.
Cnahoon, who was arrested on Tuesday In BaIti.
more Tor passing counterfeit draft for s54 ON
Niarshail Brown, was brought to this CITY i'm ems.
tody OF detective officer A. R Allen. He was
taken directly before Justice Dom, where he
gave the new name Of Paul Henry. He was com.
mitted for a further hearing as 4. T. Cbandon.
alias Paul Henry There are reasons 70 ernect
further Developments when the next bearin ,
takes place. A'"iiii .
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RAzoRs-Tobias Clark, colored, was accused
OF stealing no less than nine razors from Cha,Iss
Posey, who is himself professor of shaving. and
keeps an academy in what is known as T6eatre
Row. Tobias commended that he had prone,tv
IN nose razors on the .eye-for-an-eyen principle
that Charles had stolen his violin. The MOOT -
!he latter theft however, was not apparent. wbiIe
ts,mony accumulated as to the razor oneration.
ara Tobias went to Jail in default of securitv foi
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INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC-Mr. and Mrs T.
j. CHRISTIAN n, residence No 10 ls:.-e=1.s
street, Capitol h;il, an Duff Gre. n'sITETT
tnsy give instruction in instI umeutai Music on
most rsas ona bic terms. Airs Christian teaches the
lin, V.o'incel o, Doube Bass. Flute ard al the
Brass In,tIrmsnts. Their Pre- fciencIe- are " /
Known 10 al the Professional musicians IF Wash
Ington, and thew pledge their earnest 9, beavers To
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly To all who
may require their servioss. ma !. ln
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
PRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTI(

RRiCk HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
= Cn IHURSD the 18th INST, thall sell, in
Lot being a part of origins Lot No 4, in Square
NO. $40, with the Improvements. which are a good
TWO story and attic brick house, containing Eve
rooms &c The above mentioned property frocts
on - feet alley. between 9Th and 18th strees west
AID ID and sheets north.
Terms: Une third cash; balance in and y
months the purchaser 10 give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale A
deed gwen AID deed OF trust taker. All convey
ance at the cost Of the purchaser.
mar led A GREEN Auct
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" NOTICE.
II OR The greater convenienoe OF orr customar.
we have moved our ONCE TO 2s2 Pa avenue. be
tween 18th and 18th SITS, north side.
+. ]. & w. M, GAIT
mar in II Dealers in Wood And Coal
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SPLENDID INVOICE OF SILvER-PLArEp WARE
AT PUBLIC AuCTIoN-We examined at the Gales.
rooms OF Messrs. Mcclure & Co a splendid in.
voice OF engraved and plain silver-plated ware
arranged for sale on tomorrow friday after,
noon March 10th: at o'clock consisting of tea
walters, wine-coolers, goblets, cups, mugs. cas-,
tors, egg boilers, molasses pitchers, SPOONS and
forks DC, &c, all Of which we learn will be sod
without reserve, to the highest bidder. House.
keepers would do well to attend this sale AZ No
doubt great bargains will be obtained.
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CHARLES WIDDIFIELD &CO,
PROPRIETORS,
Gao AND 651 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46s Pa
avenue. next Coor To the United States Hotel. and
by druggists generally. mar !4-Iyro
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON d TOMORROW

BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
IL RousE ON Urn STREET, MAR F. AT PUBLIC
S.LE.-0n THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March
18Th, at O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell a
new three story srick Dwelling House and Lot,
situated on the vest side of 18th stfeet west be
tween and Streets north.
The house is well built and finished in every par
ficular, containing eight rooms. large pantry bath
room and wood cellar, iron balcony in front plate
out. DO.
This house is situated in a csntraI part of the
city, near the avenue, and very desirable res
ldencs Tor small family. Title perfect, and sale
positive.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN 1, 2 and
s years, with interest and payable semi- annually
secured by deed Of trust on the premises
mar 9 J. c. INQUIRE r. CO.. Aucts.
Bv a. GREEN, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IS
" LAND AT AucTIoN.-On TIL URSDAY. the 18th
instant, shall SELL In front of the premises at
clock ?; m. q handsome Bulldog Lot, being the
south ~ feetof square No. S5S, fronting e. feet on
oth street west and running back FEET 10 inches
ppetTeen south ID and v streets, forming a fine
oaidng lot for the erection Of private residence
ferIrs: One ia flesh; bslancai ia AMI II months
ior notes bearing lnteTs by dsed of trust
upon tne premises. Tile lndisputabe.
1nsr l1-u &. GREEN. Auct-
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THE THEATRE.-The brilliant Enforcement of
Mr. las f.. Murdoch, at the Theatre, is rapidlv
drawing to close, and as it may be sometime
before he appears among us again, our citizens
should not fail to reap the full benefit of his fine
acting while he is here. "The Elder Hrntba,,,
was carried through, last evening, with the usual
ability ofthe present company, and was applaud
ingly received by TIE audience The bill for to-
night IS the sterling old English comedy of Wild
Oats, }" Mr.. Murdoch as sRover ,, and Mrs clad
stane as Lady Amaranth"-in which Mr. Mur
doch is acknowledged to be the best Rover on
any stage. VII