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The Philadelphia Fugitive slave Case.

PHILADELPHIA, March D The fugitive slave
Homer was to-day remanded 70 his owner bv
Judge Cadwallader, Of the Federal Court Great
excitement prevailed in the vicinity Of the court
house on the announcement Of the jud &c decision
A large crowd, chiefly composed Of blacks, con-
gregated about the doorway, and on the fugitive
Gle, and made a desperate attempt to rescue him.
The carriage was broken down I'm the struggle
but the police interfered and arrested twelve OF
the rescuers, after which they escorted the fugi-
tive to prison. writ of habeds eorpns returnable
TO Judge Allison tomorrow morning, has been
served on Marshal Yost
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A CARD.-THE GREAT VIRTUES OF
"A DR.. M0NTARDE'S
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER AND GREAI

FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
For the Cure of Fever and Agues. Catarrhe, Colds,
Dyspepsia, DsoIdered Stomach, Debility, Chole ra,
Seu1slg,a a: Tooth Ache. Cram psi Cuts, Bruises
Wounds Of ersry descripfioH, being now universally
Admitted and its Sr psrIerity all other Medical
Preparations being now as Catrersaly Conceded, he
deems II entirely unnecessary to enlarge its mer
information of those who may not be aware of the
great virtues of this medicine, we beg to direct at
ten Ion to the following certificates of well known
citiz ms Of Baltimore:
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1860.
Mr.. James McDonnell.-Dea Sir: Allow me to
bear testimony TO the efficacy of "Dr Montarde's
Miraculous Pain Xii ler." Having had q bad cold
with very severe psin IN my back, so great that
could scarcely stand applied the Pain Killer at
night, and next day had traces Of pain whatever
of r. b. Griffin 4 Sons,
II South Charles street, Baltimore
BALTIMORE, lamar, 6th, 1850.
James Mcdonnell: Esq: Agent for DIR. Mon
tsrde's Mi.aculeus Pain Killer and Great French
the, bottle of DR.: Montarde's Miraculous Pain
Killer and Great French Remedy, which you kindly
sent me. In my case 1t has indeed proved :" MI
raculous." / used 1t for 9 severe attack of Rheu-
pletelS cured; cheerful, recommend il.
Resn. fSl chiok.rus: Pisnps oDiA.ft
And Two Hundred others Of the same character
For sale in Washington BY D. ?; Clarke. 442 Pa
Schwartz, l6s Pa. av.; =: c. Ford. 200 Pa. sv.; c
2. Culver: ASS Pa. av. For sale in GEORGETOWN By
Ale1sndFis 6y Henry Cook q Co, Leadbetssr q
Co.. f'e' JAS s' MSbo sSf Ell General a AGENT
mar 70 TT s-1y.H baltimore.
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By A. GREEN Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN
i PROVED PROPERTY AT AuCIIoN.-On MON
DAY, the ID day Of April next, 1850, shall SELL in
front Of the premises At O'clock m, By virtue Ss
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia, al
that piece or parcel of ground lyIps snd se,ns ~
laid down the plan or plot of said city, pene i9t
marked T., in square numbered sig, togetnef nn
the improvements, which are o good Two story
Brick House, with back building, TO-, &c.
The above mentioned property 10 hano somey st,
street.
oasb halance ia and II monthe, tbs purchaser 70
give sstsfsctoriy endorsed notes for the deferred
1es Of the purchase N moneS AND
the T.tsc.ton Of The :sis the trustee Will convey
Tffhs terms sre not complied with in DAYS after
sale the trustee reserves the right 20 resell the
property at the risk and cost Of the defautinr pur
chaser, By sdvertasing such resale three tin,es II
the Star ovspeper.
SAMUEL l.. BRYANT,
Trustee and Guardian.
mar 2l-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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|" The new testimony in the famous breach
Of promise at ST Louis Is rather against Miss
EtIe and il begins TO look as IL she would lose
ber SipD WU this time. II is shown that she has
recovered IS ,mO before Of Judge Jay for breach
Of promise. aud, unless the witnesses are shock
in9Iy perjured. she has allowed intimacies which
would not lit her 10 become the mate Of a chaste
old bachelor. There 10 considerable testimony TO
the effect that she and her sister, with whom abe
lives. did Lot bear the best reputation at Brook
resided together.
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The Lemon Slave Case.

ALBANY, March 2s.-Mr. John Jay appeared
before the Court Of Appeals yesterday, and argued
mat no decision could be given In the Lemon
(Nlrglnia) slave case. inasmuch the sa yes were
In Canada, and beyond the Jurisdiction Of the
COURT and further, because the former owner Of
the negroes had been paid for them, and had no
further claim on their services This action on
the part of Mr.. Jay caused much speculation, but
1t was doubtful whether his argument could be
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District Convention in Virginia

PETERSBURG, March 2i.-The District Conven-
ton adjourned at IL O'Clock last night. The del
egates elected to Charleston are L. II. Harvil, Of
Amelia, and DIR. w. n. Thompson, of Dendwid-
die. The alternates are r. nj Mallory, of Bruins
wick, and Edwin Ruffn, Jr of Prince George.
Inc delegates and alternates are equally divided
between Wise and Hunter.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
GALE AT THE GEORGETOWN MARKET
- HOUSE, OF TIE FISH AND VEGETABLE STANDS,
AT AUcTIoN.-On SATURDAY MORNING, 3ist
instant at 10 O'Clock. we will SELL at the George
Fish and Vegetable Stands, for one year from the
9Th of April next at which time possession will be
given Also, inside Stands Nos. and ?.
mar IS BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Arcts
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By A. GREEN, Auctroneer.

NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE ANp LOT AT ,AgcTIoNIQn THUS
premises at O'Clock p. m, the north IS feet inch
es of lot II, in Cruttendens subdivision of square
No. SS fronting 9th street west, and running BAG
between o and p streets north, 10 public alley,
with the improvements, which consist of a nearly
new two story frame house. with two story back
building, containing six good and conveniently ar
RAGGED rooms.
Terms: One third cash balance in 6, II and ls
months. for notes bearing interest, secured by q
deed of trust on the premises.
mar 9-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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The Carztans- Shaw Case-Rebuttins Testi-

ST. Louis, March Elm the Carztanp- Shaw
case the rebutting testimony commenced to-day
Dispositions OF Mr. Memminger, Of South Caro-
lima, tending to vitiate the testimony Of Nancy
Wilbur, Were ruled out. Several witnesses Were
then sworn, and the reputation Of VIM. L. Davis,
one OF the defendants witnesses, for honesty
ruth and decency, was proved 20 be very bad
Other witnesses testified to the general good
character of Miss Carztanp
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 20 Flour closed steady;
Howard street IS rs. Wheat closed firm; white
81 .50al 65 red 81 40al Al Corn closed dull; white
65a7sc., decline Of DC; yellow 70a7lc. Provisions
closed steady, but not active; bacon sides TO-;
mess 20 81 Seals IS; prime SIS. Whisky
closed quiet; Ohio % &c
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Arrival of a Supposed SLAYER

NORFOLK, March 2e.-Arrived brig Virginia,
capt Lynn, of New York, an alleged SLAYER, cap
tured on the 10th Of February, I'm Congo river by
the L. =. sloop-of-war Portsmouth No slaves
were on board. Lieutenants Brown and TYLER
brought the bri z TO this port There was mu-
tiny among the crew Of the brig on the passage,
but the mutineers were secured.
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are most invariably the results of early mai prao
tlces and unchecked vicious habits A treatise
eaborateiy got up, has lately ISSUED from the press.
prevention of the same, 1t is entitled Human
FfgtIfy, or Physiological Researches" It enters
mode Of curing all diseases of a DELICATE nature,
with copiOus instructions for the perfect restora
from entering into the marriage state. Sold by DR..
Barrow, 1874 Blocker street, New York. Price
25 cents. Sent free of postage.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
u. u. mar lin
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LECTURE on AFRIcA.-By the announcement
elsewhere, it Will be seen that the lecture upon
at the North, delivered BY our fellow towns
man, Mr. w alter 8. Hunter, is to be repeated, at
the earnest solicitation of leading citizens of
Georgetown. Mr.. Hunter is a young gentleman
Of fine abilities and education. and brings more
over the fruits Of extensive travel and observation
to his task which accounts for the great interest
excited by his delineation of his subject with all
who have had the pleasure of listening to him.
We hope he may be prevailed upon to deliver his
lecture In this cty-at the Smithsonian Institu-
ton for instance
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Not Guilty-PoIi.ical,

BOSTON, March "a verdict of " not guilty.
was rendered yesterday in the case of isaac r.
shepard, the defau}sing treasurer Of the Hanover
Savings Bank, who was tried for forgery He was
immediately arraigned on another indictment for
a like offence.
The ninth Congressional (Worcester) district
has elected Seward delegates to the Chicago Con.
yention
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The Coal N1iae Accident

SCRANTON, Pa, March 27.-The accident which
occurred yesterday at the Chittenden Shaft Of the
old Forge Coal Company not 90 serious In its
results as was at first apprehended. Three Of the
miners were seriously burned by the explosion Of
the fre-damp, but no lives were lost
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ALEXANDRIA, March 29.-Flour-Family g. .25a
81 Extra SO l2a6 %; Supertne IS S7h. Wheat
white, fair To good, 81 .4iaI %; red 81 3ial IS.
Corn-white 6Sa7O mixed 7la7ic; yellow 72a76c
Rye SOC. >,ats Acc. Corn Meal 75aS0c. per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy S3aS3 20; Clover SIS %
as $50. Provisions-Butter. roll, 1oa2Oc., bacon
10c. Pork S7aS7 50. Lard lOal2c. Whisky 2ia
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FfnoncfQu

NEW YORK, March 29.-Stocks are better; Chi
cago and Rock Island IS Illinois Central shares
COZ; DO. bonds 91A; Michigan Southern 2OR;
New York Central 7la; Penna. Coal Co. 81 4;
Reading al &; Cantons 2Ok; Va. SIS 93k; Mo. SIS
81, Pacific Mail Co. los.
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Election I'm Kausas

LEAvENwoRTH, March 2r.-A. eIsction WIS
held in this Territory yesterday for county OF.
hcers The vote poled was very light; I'm Leav-
enworth county the Democrats elected their can.
didates by about the usual majorities
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AUGUsrA, Ga, March 2s.-A correspondent Of
the Augusta Chronicle Of this morning indicates
that Hon Howell Cobb would he a suitable can.
ton Convention in the event of Mr.. Douglas being
nominated for the Presidency by the Charleston
Convention.
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By J. C. Mcguire & CO., Auctioneers.

By J. c. MEG UIRE i CO., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES,
TIoN.1LOn THURSDAY, April S, at S CLOCK p m,
we Will sell, at our auction rooms. the Farm now
occupied by X. Erlsby, Jr., on the ROAD leading to
Bennlngs Bridge. This farm contains a beautiful
grove of ten acres oak timber sixty of upland,
under good state of cultivation, and THIRTY acres
of marsh. lying the Eastern Branch or Anacostia
river. The buildings are a Frame Dwelling House,
containing ten rooms large dairybarn, nearly new,
carriage house, stable, & c.; located the top OF
the hill, commanding fine view of the cities OF
Washington and Georgetown. The place is one of
residence.
balance four annual payments, with interest, to
be secured by deed of trust on the premises.
j. G. MEG UIRE & CO., Auots.
mar eodGds
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SUPREME COURT Yesterday, VIM. F. Wat
son, Esq of Virginia, and Hon. VIM. Stewart
of Pennsylvania, were admitted attorneys and
CounsellOrs of this Court
No. l75. John F.. Callen ct al, appellants, agt
Chas. w. Statham ct al. The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Chiffon for the ap-
pellees, and concluded by Mr.. III. Winter Davis
for the appellants.
No 15S. John Nj. Cashier ct al, appellants, agt
Charles SynOnds. The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Stevens for the appel
lants. Adjourned
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MARRIED.,

On the evening of the oath instant, BY Rev. John
n. CoOmbs, Mr.. SAMUEL p. HODGKIN and Miss
town, C..
On the morning Of the oath instant, by Rev. John
N. COOmbs, MIR GEORGE w. CASS, of Marcel
lus, N. Y. and Miss CATHARJNE CALLEN-
DER. of Prince William county, Va.
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New KarL MarLefa

NEW YORK, March 20 FLOR is heavy; State
5.l0a5 DO Ohio IS S0a6 co. Southern IS .s5a6 Is.
Wheat is heavy Canada white sI-57 Corn is
dull; yellow 75a55 &c. Pork is quiet mess sI7 So.
Lard Is heavy at 1O8a1l. Whisky is dull.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
L E l. e G. r APHIC.
New yersey Democratic at.t. C.n....I..

ey Democratic State Convention.
cratic sis,s c March 2s-The New Jersey Demo-
ing delegates TO the Charleston Convention.~
S Senstoriai Delegatesmwm Wright, BEN. VIII.
r ro,nson, lanes w, Wall and John c. Rafferty,.
Mar, Doughty, SPeer, Huyler, Hamilton ana
Westcott. ana
The resolutions passed favor the suppression q,
the slave trade; reendorse the Cincinnati plat
form, and declare that no unauthorized Inter-
lations will be consented 70; advocate the modi-
ncation OF the tariff by wise discrimination in
favor or home manufactures; recommend VIM C.
Alexander for the Vice-Presidency, and declare
that the Administration of Mr. buchanan has
been statesmanlike and conservative.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH
STREET, on THE ISLAND, AT AUCIIoN.-0n
r,nnisas a. ~ nonct sha se,s ~ IL0ni OF dne
scribed property. frontin. on Tenth street west
near Maryland avenue. being the south 20 feet of
Lot Nc. 10, in Square No S5S
This property is handsomely situa' ed, and the
sale viii be wei worthy the attention of any person
wishing to purchase fine building site.
Terms One half III; balance in and twelve
daad LOT n".es sS ION gay o. SAFE.
disputable.
mar 26 Is A. GREEN. Auct
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PHILADELPHIA MayoraIty.
Alexandria N1arkets.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2s.-John Robbins, an
administration man, has been nominated by the
Democrats for Mayor Of this city.
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IN PHIA DRAUGHT ALE.-We are constantly
Receiving fresh supplies Of the glove delightful bev-
adult6rated Ale, 10 tive il . trlal.
Army & SHINN, Agents,
Oe ~ Green IT., GEORGETOWN
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AUCTION SALES.

ny WALL BARNARD, Auctoneers
H0UsEaOLD FURNITURE OF THE RY.
FRIDAY ss At
we S VI o sss la st the Ryapd Chapel
Do r.h Marble top Centre Side. and other
=, u DO and sid SidsPo.Id snd Etsssfs:
CARPETS. Mating, and oi'clcth,
s .nd sn$ ass Rack
Washstands ana Toilet sets,
BEDS, Halr and Shuck Mattresses,
Plll9Ms and Bedding.
tookkin ns Class and crookary Ware,
Kitchen Utensi Isl 60 c. o'u ''oVeS'
~ Terms; $40 cash over that amount, credit of
60 ana y, aa-s, for approved endorsed notes. bear.
mar sd WALL & BARNARD, Auots.
By A. GREEN, Auctouser.
E,XkrENSlVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
YMf the s.s Ans a. :a.
sell, IN 'front.' of my store No 500 7th street at 10
ne action and work we'll doubss or snse aG
ness. "
Also, an excellent assortmen. of Furniture, viz:
Lounges, o'''' "''N
Mahogany hogan Dining and other Tables, and Wash
MaRSsnas French and Maple Cottage and other
Chine. Glass and C5ookery VARS 'S'sfs.''
i! K INV FORKS and Spoons,
With large list Of other articles which we deem
mar q d A. GREEN, Auct.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
II OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN ,FURNI-
April ~ :ssll se st the residences Of n asltsr,
and Icth streets at 10 o'cook a. M an exceIIent ss
ssGItment OF turnItqre: viz;
One One. fine Mahogany al og any Extension Tabe,
French Plate Git Frame Mirror,
Beds and Hair and shuck Mattresses,
CANA, Glass and CrOcxery Ware,
Fine X Refrigerator.
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves,
with many other articles which we deem unneoes-
Terms: All sums under SIS cash; over SIS
credit OF g. go Gays for notes satisfactorily
A. GREEN, Auct
P. S.-The House is for rent. Inquire on the
PIenlees. mar 29-d
By J. c. MEG UIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
> AFTERNooN. Hpr,i Sd; At i've o'aoos, at
the auction rooms, we shall sell, in sums to suit
s3,Se Corporation of Washington SIX per cent.
sa.0oo Corporation Of Alexandria Coupon Bonds.
S26N Cor poLaticn OF Alexandria Registered Stock.
A. A:S j RsS No. E,sfz stn;es o .n,,.
BY J. T.. MCGUIRE d CO., AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BUILDING
26TH STREET wEsT.-Un TUESDAY AFTER
!, of s gs1od d..5 5 he
1853 and duly recorded in Liber j. A. s., No. i67,
f"l1s 49, l5a, l6o and l6i one of the land records
for Washington county, ID. c., | shall sell Lots
Nos. Is and I6. in Square No. is, situated at the
corner of north X street and 26th street west
Terms: One third cash the residue in and l.
months. with interest, secured by deed trust on
the premises. Ii the terms Of sale should not be
complied with in five days after the sale. the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell at tho rsk and ex
pense OF the defaultlng purchaser. An convey anc-
ing at the cost of the purchaser.
EDWARD Z. DYER, Trustee.
j. T.. MoGUiR f. & CO., Aucts.
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Balance in the treasury .

bdldnCe In the treasury........... 3 Is
Families aided, 105.
The secretary was directed to have this report
published i'm the papers of the city, and to state
that contributions to the funds of the association
will be properly disposed of if handed to J. w .
Easoy, Esq, treasurer, No. 156. g street north
Adjourned to meet at the call of the president
g. Nj. p. KING, President
JAMES p. TUsTIN, Secretary
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BARRY's TRIcoPHERous

10 the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
nfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar Ja-6m
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
E. r. DURKEE & CO.'S
91160F SPICES,

A A.BsoLLYEELY AND PERFEcTLy PURE,
By as expressly for the purpose without references
70 cost. They are beautifully packed in tinfoiI,
and are full weight, while the ordinary ground
Spices are almost invariably short. We warrant
BEYOND ALL COMPARlSON,
q single trial viii abundantly prove.
Z. r. DURKEE 4 CO..
10 lS-H, DE- W.h 1S1 Pearl It.. M " York.
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Nv A.. GREEN. Auctioneer-

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LoTs IN SQUARE No. $40, on THE ISLAND,
AUCTIoN-On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of
April next, shall sell, in front of the premises
O,fIInnvn,..s s',ie-L r,i., s-eaty threa hand
No. $40.
q and streets south, all the lots running back TO
a wide alley, with frontage of from Is to q feet
and lies withln few squares Of the new market in
the Seventh Ward.
The brief Of title may be seen by application at
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the balance in
g. ~ and Is months, for notes bearing interest from
the day of sale. Full warrantee deeds will be given
and a deed Of trust taken for the deferred pay
ments. r.
If the terms are not complied with withip FIVE
days after said sale the property will be resold at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
mar I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
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AT THE solicitation Of many Of our citizens,
lectures ON Phrenology, commencing at Philhar-
monic Hall this evening. OF course the Hall will
be crowded to overlooking, and we will therefore
say nothing to increase the rush.
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WATcH Observation-Disclosures Dyson, colored
disorderly; fine and costs 81 Is. Mary j. Hall,
colored, do. do. Sl50. Ellen Porter, colored
fighting; do. S615. John Anderson, colored
do; do. S3 Is. Georgiana Mason, colored do
do $3 Is. Ellen Jackson, do; do 50 IS Kitty
Campbell, do; do. S3.15. Seven dodgers were
accommodated.
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The EMPIRE MINISTRIES. popular ETH
opian Opera Troupe is shortly to appear in Alex
andria, under the management of Charles
w alter, Esq, late the agent Of the Russian War
Panorama, and now the manager of the Balti-
more Museum. Anything that he has in hand
we imagine, will be worth patronizing.
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The CAMrsELLs ARE Go1Ne.-To-nighti is the
last but two Of this amusing company Last night
Odd Fellows ii all was again filled with the elite
of the city to witness the eccentricities of the
Campbells. An early attendance is needful if you
wish to procure good seat.
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctl oneers.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
House, NEAR SHE STATE DEPARTMENT, AT
PUBLIC AUcTIoN.-On T u ESDAY AFTER
NOON, April s. 1850. az O'Clock, on the premises,
We shall soil new four-story Brick Dwelling
House, with back building, situated on the . orth
side Of New York avenue, between l4,h and 18th
streets west, containing IL rooms. with bath room,
water ard gas pipes Throughout, marble mantels,
cstern In the yard, and finished In every respect in
the most superior manner. Title indisputable and
immediate possession given
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, u, Is
and "a months, with interest secured py a deed of
trust on the PREMISES.
mar gid ]. c. MCGUIRE CO ,Auots.
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CENTRE MARKEr.-The market this morning
was largely attended by dealers and purchasers,
and the sales appeared to be improving The
country dealers, seldom very numerous at this
son in the market, were well represented and
offered very fine supply from their farms and
gardens The prices are as last quoted in the Star
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hItOfnfy Tor the helr
mar q d BARNARD IL BUCKLEY Auct

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
- AUCTIoN.-Un TUESDAY MORNING. IA
April, at 10 O'Clock, we will SELL at the residence of
between I'd and Sd rer Furniture aad Effects com
prlsing-
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs and Rockers,
Carpets and Oicioths,
Curtains, Tab es, Wsshstands, Bedsteads,
Feather Beds and Mattresses, Bolsters,
Pillows and Bedding,
lasses, stoves, Cooking Utensils, &c.
Terms: $50 cash; over that amount a credit Of
81 and o. days, for approved ENDORSED notes, bear
Ing interest.
mar 2a-d WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts.
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PKNNIEs:-Persons desiring Pennies will always
ma them for exchange At the Star OffioA counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-29

NEW MEDICINES. Schpnck's Pulmonc
~ Syrup, Montarde's Pain Killer Peru
vian syrup, Fraser's Cod Liver OIL, tog ether -
with a large stock of Fresh Drugs, Medi- Nf
cines, Paints, Olls, Glass. &c, &c, for saleOtN
corner of Mary and Avenue and llth st (fsand,)
d. B. Clark old stand. mar I5-ly,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-29

NARSHAL'SS ALE,-In virtue Of a writ of ier
I'VE facIas Issued from the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court of the Distr ct Of Columbia, for the
expose to public sale, for cash. in front Of the court
house door of said county, on TUESDAY, the nth
Ing described property, to wit: All defendants
right and intere.t ID and 70 Lot Nos, square No
u; Ia the city Of Washington ID c., together with
and levied upon as the property of Henry Parry,
and VIII ne sold 10 sstsly Jndicas No l69 to Oc-
w. SELDEN.
u. =, Marshal for District of Columbia.