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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14

Na"e-. Snad Saus nup Platrtitr Salcn.
~ ..utn 6rtuuetu irwit ttm s,iamn ten rusIi,un ii, ,r,,s,r,
Inis'st, eat IN am duft ; 8 Ntusn 49arti,s. ptttn N.asE Dr.
sn &rf'i'%unaer 'rs elm auiss tBtas Stmr 'Ltss III it paatr-
St;S "a sabsn ut. Gntm rett iatirtutsn stilnt ittt ir;uurlittf
taisestn Sren WarIkduitr, dat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14

SS. glt Brief, fir ms Imc gu aerciircu III
q. WiIttr. s. Chatham Sr, 8us srt.
A9srt Gee &i1rl an,,r et.
: S'eis, e!uitse. ysipotSec, sranalatep, Grsuao lae yer
Sut 2raf 3ufer
va bbls. g stlpw q uns 2 RaHt. 3udrr.
~ bells. prime ner es Ncp Orleans Suder.
ie btes. mteium 10 primt
500 htIs. prime uw ersp @srp Srl,ans Mclafst.
i55 ,irecs -
y" pe.s. BcSeu uns slad sv,us."
$50 bbeS. @uStrracp NrIahtS.
gao tbls. ne ttcreeS Sapn DAMS.
sOn hire. vdrrn Stcts uuc SbUulceS..
x5O ttis. ue ttryues Garc (pruns ltaI(.
$40 ~iu,gSsftrn scaf FARO.
10 bile. Suf une prrs 5crtiuas.
2uu eprss NeaEaniine mo 3aurn Camille.
200 er7ee Glad. SrrWT unS 5.acp Sru>
$50 ttttaS 8ne.
SO bbtS. Cream Ne.
Sss ttts. purc Gictr Ntaesa:
20 trfce Sretio GaGp Gbs,,.
% etls. 9tnslnaa't mt. Nfetidee B6istcp, 0um, Or. 9ropts
Srretal, pstts unc Naettra s4sia.
$50 tbtN. pure Ssreinta Msuntain ISbieft,.
loo terece tpucpn prrttr
I0 baShtS Cha urasnrr.
40 bags eaaura. Mpfa, Rdracaisc, mir are 1aya e cFse;
Inno'o Yrlntips, papdnd uHe aaesre Siaarrtn.
IS tbls. 9ietr.
IS tbls. pidtes.
aao esis. Samiis, Grtra. SuperFn,. Zinc II. t %lIietIinos NIcur
sFsuss c,nes, Seo 9crcS, NSrappiua Crime.
xerarS'hS gartr, yc;ttr uno fcplicar 9erc. Hom gyir.cr A..
GsotsntH am Wrdtn Ytppsr. pin,sur YireIc uue SSaIh,nS SrSe
sa'd, 9Issa une @tnrrmrr fhtc, StIrfe, @atGee uucr Sprr,n'
7'rrrnis, <'udtts. eiethet' 9iuS. Nfcifsn, 0jeifcnfopf, Nfarh'
yne 8au'aeat. zig glue. HutmtaS, Niaeedrsni. Ncrn;erIIi SIR,
eiadtne. SruibtS, 9eat VrmocrS. uuc allie iruliacu N,r,eI RI,
IN Sthtr Wrpeern une %furntitiua GiabiIitmeut esbalteu intrreu.
gum Sertaut suFesit bilis seeen toar let
Nm. W IIac C 6bnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14

E@S- User elm autrS @ilo hattn mill, a,be uoh
= fr'tsrrn ?SatibrrifGntn Wlltrn, ap. a. Nlinurase. NO MIR
mo ibtrfScrer' pcrecH MIRO. @atipu ferttai 2t.p,r ar m,
'MT'tae Nnt. tthnunN IES:n S'tra met ieiuc ppciparapba Sim
pi?stS, G?a?an Ssp;t, M:aateGap.S ), p1Ic!ppeS. Nlelcplropbs
10 p'H!HFApns =. ~StIctiitII. tcpsr une W 'tnlplattcn. unn
~ Nf StN!lnt 2'ti"rtf ritl,t UlItrle mirc rerie!ben itne gn-
fen lhiI agraIe nibf ?,riaatu.
Ouch! mt'cfn 1ut alte Daautrtrtgge ntu une i'll jeeer belle.
tltn tSrIRt GVI:ip'um II.
%lletr m'raen ION 3t Cts. an anarnriat, V6p,caropb;,r s,I
. All. S:iacr istsctn si Hftstn Ino 5cnGtnltein an1ef,rnat.
81 @ptirnu. SEkmr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14
Ocntfcbc Triicbtc!

SntSb 0uRnerSbtimtr.
Vr. 4 Wlinifrdbc. nahr am 0lttu M,rft
Staibi ItN Gem etutihen Nutlifum. uanenllib 0ausfrarru ri,
@niti9s III hhatcn, ra9 CT Gin ydNrr Nacr ecltGtCu Grirht, tSIt
ale: Smehbtn, 9tetrrtt RIitt,n, Grtitn, yinien, nuc VI ttn Snn'
eentrantt. 0Huanbilhe prinac. Sdnpei;tr. unb Yimbur,rr HSi,
Sareeuer. Sarein7, &C 'irhe EcbtuGttn. rtutitc S9tinc. ri.nrm,rh,,
nrumte' aue Written SdrbttS. GiSarrcn &c. &C., wtIht Nrluet /, rj,Is,
~biuillem prtNt ~rrfauit. '""
" YIN hutts Wl1s Saatrbie~ unh icnitiae GrfriEb inorr lin,
Seltlet glftthtlaS " lceer 3tt III hattn, unS lartt A. d,iEi,,.
o''""' le hol'NW fh f0rct Wunb rShtimrr.
Heri1let rut Wdaren erbicIt iUcbtn per : amrfltih
uno padcttppt ~ III. y. SpIcr. as:
80 SblS. Oh 9tye uno Common Nbisfss.
@Oo - Srcntb Brandy, DIN unp N.n.
loo - Malaaa unp Nprtlpein.
LOU VprrS Sunh uup Vdpcr 9taiiins.
loo ~ Su Carbonate Sprd.
Lou % " Gacies Gjunppmper 5ra.
30 balte SrrcS glad Yea.
100 @rcB 1rltArdpb, Npunp gGoop uup Sbau,ho
WdtheS.
zoo SertS paptr uno Grl3dteS ~tarH.
Sotatpss, Onicns. Gcpfib, 6ilb, Salt, Sns:r. Yut-
ter, Sbeele, yarp, Bacon, Spicrs, Napcr. 5uts
Mtd.Irs. Gi9arS, Gcrra9c, 9ladina. 6lcur e. m,
Vile bieie @Saaren limb irtih unp non setter Sno.
iltdt rnp %osrtauft e~isislben ,a BEN tiQiaitcn Nreilrp
@m. %. Gyler,
Ebrlelalr Grocer, Yrppiior ,nb
Viquor Dealer.
Is. StraBe, ,miihcn Gaty uu M,iu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14
Seean padets unp 0eIO Sst5roerunss .Gcmmi1ip,
MatnttR:
@. Eanmiff IL On

Sneaitp>. emmiifipnSs, SpebttipnS, INNS
Ntmisl> Gtibdf.
S'risfc ue @aGttt, lettrre kS III 80 NfutSGSrrnitt me-s.r
NH Itr.n g'a bier Gt9tbtucrn pCneimpfr ratb iraenp rirtmS1,t'
ftT S'ttt tTsrarA!idt @sutihlanb unt BE Sthrpr;) fronfirt 81.
Glt t~rrrt.ri. Actn t6lrdHfie une Suhcin.
Nt%itl 'o u nwttiun9en, in cen 6autplascn pr
5suflN'ahe iaelSar, Hnp III Den n%ieorisitnG uurien in Dem o6iotn
BUREAU III kaSen. wy"
@tleahsiabluH9tn an ir9enS cine Nsre6e in 0tutf6.
udb RtiStrdTe. "fA S'nsis
Rnits aaenmr ubtrralcn. Is AN ~ W
Mid aWf SbtltS ~Sc;ie5tnb, bittct I'M bic orntiot,nS NM y
er JsreHnht mn VlnNSItute - 10y. ""H
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14
Oeicbdffs=2IH;cincm.
OCEAN HOUSE.

OCEAN HOUSE,
&te Ter Siabs u. 9curtitrasr. @crtkmrutt q,
GcS rriitnte guEifam wre ouf rtEes per;is ua,ritttn
SSt1 sani evsbsrlt auimufiant esmnct.
n. =. atiht. gn prhpr.
@lip mett uttr eH SdN, Ger scpic wsrcsmr ma. g,eleaopiun,u
rsn ZuVoeo. lSoepO, FSsuOO, 10000. li51uo, IIteen, lo5OUO,
.'ano", l"ooGo. 5oeOs, 10000. 2500o, ? NAL 2Sua0, . ma
$4,000, mol I2e0O, 2 nal 10000. NAL GOOn. ? n,a, 5000
, Mol 1900, NAL 5000. ~ mai 1000. ll6 NAL 1000 tBulren II.
y M. u. !. IN. ecir5en. une ce in Fer iCetcn 3ahe n,d: Mi, GSsir.
eStrinntn atsrpsn rtretn, ubaler " Ger cintr HISis Ger fsIacn.
rim bic ~ 10000 sulecn ;uiauen fam.
Tic nafit 3tstunaRap,t i'm ,Sauuur tst,, rc;u
Sin aauiee Spcs S3.n0
s SIN s ss'ssf s sss; 'ss e~'F'fF'i 'o'''.
=. Ecttrs II Sc. in iSrantiurl.
N.Y.. Vile S'rnft FIR ns lmb 81 aerciircn IN
q. WiIltr. 81 Chatham Sr-. 3cp srrt.
GltEt Gee NiHITl @n;tt ert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14

Millinery! Millinery!
Marianne Son
erhllt ntt irtem Sttdmer pom 9Pew 9Jprf biz n,rds,
trras pugSsmsIft tinihlagsnpe Nrtitsl, ais Scnuetz
1ppfpuee ", ok JIG in, WrpBen mnp Ririuen bili,it
%oerfduit.. @apame Spn
80 Maiuitlge, Penn Ct. Gsari.s Sptel
orItuikrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14
NEW NJ NRkET HOrEL.

NEW- II ARk ET HOTEL
Gfe Fer 6ttn unt Nlgibalitr., IItbmvnp Na.
teh rft'tlceH plSlttn I 'pirp 'icitt ncu riracri a,et, josrc( b..
"tnS smFlph!tn. W!:ifIlita { tIubea imh :: "ntsr;;ihu-t,r -
t3E ht';it puhltua III vntr NJ b.. .nm,tnng ;;SS''"'
ti!rftitn EnfalS rrtnneii Mt tin,utsoen, mpitlSf man jit.S pas b:" 81
Sd9irtisr unp i,niilt Sruibinasa, ne6f amor tont o,rnS, w III. vNi'
H"N3 HaPeh n''o. SiGrFlbsfer II. Sdut[er
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-14
MRS. 0siuaan9,
(frlbcr Mrs. Si.et,j

VtuETNt VTVuWWt,
9 lduet la ibren Runetr une eem atiammtsn Tutl'nrm I'll, gu;eiat
~ natten. oIf ne tire titteriss 2Scbuuna al W ~uihalIraft yer
-atcn BAT mn IA tbrer n,utn Saebnuns an &yrdrtraEt, uruIper
er |. uni > irrnbtr 2'radtt.s Ppi,i), i'll hnotn M, rrici,i il.
sentiairn Iufird9tn t%nlseatniitt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
DIED..

Last evening, THOMAS, son of p H and Mary
Gang h an, aged years, months, and ~ DAYS
His funeral will take place to morrow afternoon
st2 O'Clock, from the residence of his parents, on
4sh ST., near p st.
On the 18th instant at o'clock p. M. after u lin
geIinT illness of II months, Miss NJ AIRY GRANT.
JOhane Grant, of County Kilkenny, Ireland.
Her funeral Will take place from the residence of
her father, Madison St., between Sth and 18th End nj
" SITS to. morrow afternoon. at 8 o'clock where
friends aud acquaiEtances Of the family are invited
to attend.
In thus city, the 18th inst,nt, at 10 minutes to
O'Clock, at his late residence on street hetwe en-
l4th and 18th SITS. Mr.. ALEXANDER TONNET
His funeral will take place to morrow (Sunday)
evening, at O'Clock. His friends arc respectfully
invited to attend.
NEW York and Richmond papers copy)
In this city, on Friday morning, 18th instant, Pc
TEX CASANAVE, In the 64th year of his age
His ends a nd acquantan are liz vited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence on I4th st.
island on to- morrow Sunday afternoon, at three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
L Ell EG r PHO.
I.ecuusn Of stephens and HaxIett-Ffrn.
na kesisnatisn Of the Prissners-
Anfong Of Spectator

o. stephens and Hazlett-RfrB-
mo kesignatien Of the Prissners-
Inreng Of Spectators.
CHAHLKsrowN, March IA rhut,s,
great Virginia tragedy wa, ne,sorn.S o. IN Se
the presence Of vast assemblspe ~ .rse,s}o..
who nocked In from the surroundins rn,n,r~ as
vast numoers, there being no miltt,rs a. e. I''
vent their free ingres and egress P''
The gallows was erected on the um. 49,.
where Capt. Brown and his associates wer. ~,
viously suspended, and the throng Of spectator,
was larger than at either Of the preceding execu-
lions.
Al noon the prisoners were brought out Of the
jail, where large military escort, composed Of
all the companies Of Jefferson county, the Berke-
lev ana Clarke Guards, and the Winchester CON-
panies Were drawn up in line around the fail
Hazleu and Stevens both advanced with 6rm
step and took their seats on their respective oof-
ms, and the military procession and guard FORM
ing around them, they proceeded to the place Of
execution.
At eight minutes past twelve O'Clock, AFTER bid.
ding adeu 70 their jalors and friends on the gal.
lows, the ropes were attached 20 their nee ks and
they were swung OF. Hazlett seemed 70 die very
easy but Stevens, who was powerful and ele.
CANT formed man, with strong muscular develop
ment, struggled for a considerable time and ap-
peared to suffer very much.
Both Hezlett and stevens exhibited great Arm
ness and resignation, fully equal 10 that displayed
by Captain Brown and their other companions I'm
the Harpers Ferry Insurrection
There were no religious exercises on the gal
lows, as they persisted in refusing all the kindly
offers OF the ministry 20 comfort them In their last
moments. Both Of them Were spiritualista. and
aoled them TO meet their fate with cheerfulnees
and resignation.
Both their bodies have been forwarded 10 Mar
Gus spring, South Amboy, New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
Bid from Baltimore for the pemecratic
Convention

BALTIMORE, March IA gentleman just from
washington says the feeling Of the National Com
mittee Is strongly favorable to having the Demo-
cratic Convention meet in Baltimore al Il appears
70 be bic for the large Of the people
who viii be likely toAttend 20 get accoumoda-
tons at Charleston even at the most erorbitant
prices.
Prominent citizens here offer TO furnish the
Maryland Institute, and several other large Halls
for the Committee rooms for delegations, &C
free OF cost All the hotels and eating houses are
pledged to make no advance in their prices, and
the citizens, without distinction Of party, will
the vast crowd
AS further inducement, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and roads connecting with IL in
the West, will reduce their fare one half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
Steamboat Explosion an G,er.t.

AUGUSTA, March 1.-THE Savannah Repub-
lcan Of this morning reports that onday mig BIT
the steamer J. M. Manning, for Hawkinsville, on
the Ocmulgee river, upward bound, exploded
All OF her crew are missing except Capt Taylor
Eight negroes and five whites were lost and
several others wounded. Among the white pas.
sengers known TO have been killed are Joseph
Williams, John Harrell and Jacob Parker, all
citizens Of Telfair county. All the heavy freighu
were lost, but the lighter portion was saved The
boat was uninsured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
Democratic Couyeutiou

NORFOLK, Va, March I6-The Democratic
District Convention. which met here last night,
appointed j. J. Kindred, Of Southam pton and
A. X. Smith, OF Portsmouth, delegates TO the
Charleston Convention; and William Dillard of
Surry, and II. r. billiard, Of Sussex, alternates.
The Convention was unanimous In expressing q
preference for Gov Wise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
MINIS D2Iss SyIYs,
YeJrHs' DlIss SUITS, '"'''
cY oxshs' Bssissss Saits,

CWtIQTfE'S Scho0I SNffS.
81 NOAH WALHHR & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desirns
In TiateIial, Trimming, and workmanship.
fashionable articles Of Dress an opr Ortuniy is now
fered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this CITY, at very re-
ouoed prIces ap25-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
From 81. Louis.

ST. Louis, March l6.-John Hartnell, Secretary
of Utah, died at the Planters House. in this CITY
last evening, of consumption.
Governor Bssell, Of Illinois, has been seriously
i'll for several days He was somewhat better yes
terday, and hopes are now enterta ined Of his re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Marchil7 o. asa
S.; Extra SO l2aG IS; Superfne IS s7k. Wheat
white, fair to good, 81 50sI IS; red 81 s0al ss
Corn-white 70a7l mixed 7la74c; yellow 72a7ec.
Rye S5aS6c. Oats iOc. Corn Meal 75aSOc per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy Sass 20; Clover IS IS
aS $50. Provisions-Butter. roll, lSa2Oc., bacon
l0c. Pork S7as7 50. Lard lOal2c. Whisky 2as
2hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

ID AT AUCTION -on TUESDAY, the aCth day Of
arch, inst, at ~ oolock m, shall sell, the
premises, on New York avenue, NJ ar the CORNER Of
at street, opposite the residence of Mr.. Bates,
about 100 square feet The location OF these lots
Is very beautiful, being elevated and commanding
vided into small building lots.
Terms of ale: One ttird cash balance in and
years, with Interest Dseds TO be given and deeds
OF trust taken At the e1eense Of pun hasers.
mar 8 eodts WIN MARSHALL, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

NILES, Michigan, March 16 A fire broke out
at midnight, In Colby & Co.'S -four store, de-
stroying II and several adjoining buildings, oc-
cupied by various dealers. The contents Of the
buildings were mostly saved. Loss s15, 90; In
sured 81 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

PRosTRATIoN OF THE SYSTEM and rapid deoine
are most lnvera bly, the results of early NAL prac
uoes and unchecked vicious hablts-A treatise
illustrating this tendency, and the cure A we'll AZ
P,e an On Of the same i is entitled Hunan
fully into the causes, effects and most eficaeious
mode Of curing all diseases. of DELICATE nature,
ton of those who are prevented by impedImenfs
from entering into the marriage state. Sold by Dr.
IS BasIow' iSa Bloecksr street, New York. Price
n Sod also BY s. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
IL " IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE Ns SALE OF GR9GERIEs AMP
ani 81; Fl IL sslSss as a.
s se., near an excellent stock Of Family Groos-
%ss:, sussss: .s s"d soaess, Starch. Spices. .o
Llqp9Ts. Brsndies, Gin, Whisky, Spirits, and
Molass.s, Vinegar, with large lot of other Gro
ssSf s rs store
mar u d1d. Com A. GREEN, A uSse'
By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
EXTENslVE SALE OF 4 VERY STAE-
en- a. EIe Sao ASSORTMENT OF CuILERI. ENeLIsH
AND An MECHANICS, HARDWARE, AeRIcuLruRaL AND
kHoTsEkEEPTns REQUISITES, &c AR AUCTION On
ware store Of the Messrs tucker a. the coInsI Of
oo n ana streets, at i. o'clock M and wall be
stock Of the above mentioned Coos. WEI superior
Ivory, buck handle Table and Pocket Cutlery.
riat Ga: Aibattaand other Spoons, Forks and La
A very superior assortment of English Stub and
Pistols and patent American Rifles,
me assortment OF sporting Goods, Fishing
A large and complete assortment of Gunsm,ths'
A fine assortment Of every variety of Mechanics
Farming and Gardening Implements, Hollow
Housekeeping Requisites and other Fancy Hard
ware, ~
One On fine large Herrings Patent s.lamsnder Safe,
rlatiorm, Counter and other Scales, Desks 90
Two hne Mahogany Plate glass Counter Show
Gases and other Store Fixtures.
we deem II unnecessary TO offer any comment
re.atiye to the quality of the above mentioned
best in the District. "
not exceeding Slc0 2 and 4 month"; credit: over
5000, and months, BY the purchasers giving
notes, In al cases OF credit satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
mar lid AGREEN Auc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co.'s
ID coRroRArED isSo.-JoHN I. DoNALDsoH, Pres.;
II "a; soSs. ~ }SsysEs LIVES and BUYS
= Ds:cIipsye psmphlets may % obt1 "a ct the
o1cS Of Lewis johnson 8 Co, Banfsrs, ictS atres
'1 S. ii. h. sS:es:k Y. D. k.EHAeiitx s:ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

mar IS T&S&ds CHAS. III, UPTON
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.

by BARNARD BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
EARNING IMPLEMENTS, LIVE STOCK,
4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2tst inst, ct 10
o'clock viii sell at the farm OF II I'D Keeth, ESQ
the r ock VILE turnpike, three miles from gorge
town, all his live sock, Farming Implements,
househoId Furniture, DC comprising
Horses, Mules and Cows,
Carnage, Cary al, Carts and Wagons,
1hreshers, Fans, Drills, Horse Power,
Plows, Harrows, Double aud Single Shovels,
Scythes and ali otner tools and implements used
on well mans ed farm,
Also, HOtbeds. sash and Frames,
Crops IN the Ground, &c.
Also, AL his Household Furniture, &o.,&c.
Terms: So cash over that amount credit of
90 ard 60 DAYS, for approved endorsed rotes, bear
mara RaRNARD& RIrCKEy ar,..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

MARsHAL'S sALE.-In virtue Of writ of Teri
Nl faclas issusd from the Clerks ofice Of the
county Of Washington, and 70 me directed. will
expose to public sale, for cash. in front Of the court
day Of March inst, 1850, ct u O'Clock the fooy
ing deserted property. to VT An dsfsnds%Sr ~
"a, in the city of Washington, ID c., together with
al and singular the improvements thereon, seized
and Will be sold to satisfy yndioss No. l66, to %.
tober term 1859 in favor Of James NJ. StewaTr
us. Marshal for District Of Columbia.
mar S-dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

NofreH.-D1'fv'et Of Colsnsbia Adve,si,.y,...,
20 % "ss'fsd 9" tAs BALTIMORE Sun are ,ses,red
ct and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
MARRIED.,

In Baltimore, on the 18th instant, by Rev. John
McCron, VIM. o. CONWAY, of this city, to b
ANNA GRAHAME. young est daug hter of the late
George Grahame, of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention TO the
apavernsement OF DR.. Woofson, the Opticlan, 2sl
teenth streets, which appears in the Inteliigencsr
ana states will be seen that his "streng t6ening
spectacies and eye glasses" are recommended nv
many eminent gentlemen, presumed to be judges of
their good qualities, and of the comfort to Be de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
OF these important instrumentalties. DR.. w. has
been located In this otv for ssvsra, wears de %.
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To CONsUNpyIvRs.

~, QNeTH 5 Goa LlCeT Oh Jelly,
This great specific for Consumption is fast supar
ceHing al others in it's curative effects upon those
highly scientific principles Il Zthe pure oil, and
robbed OF the nauseous taste Of he plain article it
Is received into the stomach in its jelIifed form
without masticatIon. and is gradually dissolved
ana Oh sested passing into the small intestines drop
Dy drop, supplying the wastes of the body BY its
nutriclous properties, and thus assisting and sus
n alslng nature IN overcoming the disease APP
and recommended BY the faculty everywhere, this
preparation is confidently offered As 3 remedy for
Consqmpn1n and 81 Sorofnlous affections.
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PkNfoLD, PARKER & MOVER,
No. ID Beekman street, New York,
HAT lo-Sm Wholesale Agents.
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BARRY's TRIcopHERnus

~ inc pest and cheapest article for Dressing Beau-
uYlns' Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
Glsts and Perfumers. mayIecr,
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u nossA The SrAl - P,istsd on tie 6aste,t
nscm press ." use sox:h Of Balsinors, its editio.
IS 50 large as to reqxrs 1t to be put to press a. a.
carly Ao~rj Adrs'tissn'snss, therefore, should D.
sent ." 6efors Ttrslrs O'Clock, m; o.Asrwiss tAsy
ssay not appear sssiI the next day.
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II At our usual closing hour the telegraph had
failed to deliver our usual commercial reports.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY, FRONT
Y ING on JUDICIARY SQUARE, AT AUcTIoN.-On
TUESDAY. the nth instant, shall sell, In front
of the premises, at 5 o'clock p m, that valuable
ID and Z streets, fronting Judiciary Square, known
as the Old Trinity Church property, being south
No 4s9. The whole front is 70 feet, with depth Of
% feet IA inches, with the large Brick Building
thereon.
We deem it unnecessary TO offer any comment
relative to the beautiful location and elevated and
desirable position ofth above mentioned property
su 1t to say it is considered ua to any property
now for sale In Washington.
The terms will be very liberal and made known
on the day of sale.
mar l5-eod&ds A.GREEN. Auct.
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mar I'D BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auots.

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
~ The subscribers are cow arranging for sale TO
commence on TUESDAY, March goth. 1850 AZ 10
O'Clock, In the large room second door of the
auction rooms, about $4,000 volumes of Books,
principally second hand comprising the collec
tons OF the late Mr. Templeman I'd the late 8. G..
Deeth of GEORGETOWN, ID. &C.
The collection embraces many rare and valuable
works In every department ofllterature and science,
9 more full description of which will be given In
future Advertisements
Catalogues may be obtained upon application to
the Auctioneers after the 18th inst.
JOSHUA RITCHIE, Administrator.
fe S4-eo&ds ]. G. Mcguire q CO., Aucts.
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EDDfNa CAKES, very pretty and very cbean.
1rst Ice Cream and W ster Ioes at low p,ine ~
.ts fhliadephia Confectionery, corner 18th and
s's' M
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By J. G. MCGUIRE & co. Auctloneers,
REN. +. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
u week on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, at the store of w. +. Bayly,
mar est BEN. F. FRENCH, Salesman.
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WE LEARN that the first quarterly meeting for
the present conference year. will take place at
waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill, tomorrow. Rev
Dr. Morgan, presiding elder Of the district, will
preach in the NOR ming
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tMks: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
ys!cian; mas Soothing Syrap for CRiiden Tsefi-
which greatly facilitates the process OF teethinr
UJ screening the gums, reducing all lniammatone
powes. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves, and relief and health to your nfants
another column. 90 ill.,
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The LECTURE Of MIR. Gilpin, at the Smithsonian
last evening, on 'The Characteristics and Physi-
cal Geography of the Western Portion of North
America" was numerously attended and listened
to with appreciative interest. The main features
the aid Of large maps suspended over the stage 81
the Rocky Mountain regions Of America, and the
tracing of central isothermal zone across the
continent, for the location Of an inter oceanic
railroad.