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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21
L,RoM THE PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS, MARCH

THE FORTUNE HUNTERS
BycuehAms very amusing comedy OF The Fortune Hunt
ers" he chief attraction the Arch Street Thea
tre Mr. COLLINS susns the chief part His defneatons
Irish character wbeher untuored OF he
richest hnmor. The pece has number OF very udcrous
In IT, which keep the house humor
during the whole performances In the Of the play
several popular introduced which sung by M
CoDs With much spirit Aher the fall Of green curtan
patriotic tablcau Ia esented when M pauled by
which superhnous % say received with tunultuous a
plause II believes that diaunou sentiment has
eSencs this part Of The county he need only be present
hear The exhibition feeling which The seu
ren OF this song produce be convinced of bis error
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The Manager kes pleasure announcing 70 The pu-
c that be has IN preparation beautiful Irfsh Drsuns
WILLIE Riley, OR NOT GUILTY,
TAM or MussrgR,, F...r.
Originally written bv of the fanter of Breunes
And newly revised written md adapted by Henry 0rsn
Punket, Fsd author Of the Fairy sRebci Cslw
C. &C Ih. piece w be pn' upon the stage IN most sups
ror manner with entire and Appropriate
TIMES, appointments &c. Among tbe local scenery ~
piece viii be represented truthful picture OF the Ck biv
and Backrock Castle above the 0,enire Road hs COvo -
Cork above Queenstown; Carsse Bridge and sAokvs ares
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On the goth instant, LUCY ANN BARBER,
aged As years.
Although have passed through the valley and
and rod in my hand" 10y ~
Her friends and relatives are reg res:ed 10 atterd
her funeral, on Thursday morning. at half past ten
O'CLOCK, at her residence, No. $50 Missouri av.
In Georsetovn, on the 10Th instant. after a brief
illness, FRANCIS, the I'd son of Fran and Mary
haLper aged years and months
The frlerds and acqgaintancss If the family are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral at four
ot;look On THURSDAY evening, from the rozidsroe
On the morning of the 9th instant. at tina ,es,
dencs Of Col VIM. I; Wynn, Assumption Parish,
L.: EDWARD EDELIN, CARVER, formerly
H. Garner, U. 8. Army, in the 2ad year Of his age
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By A, GREEN. Auctiopear

CHANCERY SALE-lBy authority of DEGREES
~ of the Circuit Court of the Di. trict of oIumhia
And OF the Circuit Court for ince Georges county
Maryland, passed In a cause wherein SewelI and
others are compliments, and the widow heirs at
Jaw, and adminisi rators of John Brereton are de-
jendants Will sell at auction. to the highest bid
d &c on WIEpNESDsAY, the "a day of May next,
the pTemlses, that beautiful parcel of land part OF
the tract called cGranby." near Bladsnshlrg, and
about Six miles from the city of " ashIngton 2 nd
easily accessible by the Baltimore raj road. COZ
tanning n acres, rood, q perches, therea bouts
beng the western portion of the northern part OF
uIanby, anH lying north of the main county read,
with the dwelling house and O,her improvements
thereon. N
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money IN
cash and the residue ut 6, IL and 70 me nhs to be
secured by the purchasers bonds, with surety bear
Ing interest from the day of sale, and by a retained
lien on the premises sold. Convey ancing at the
purchasers cost. Wv "
If the terms are not complied with within three
Gays from the day OF ae the property Will be re-
sold. after hye day s. notice in the National Inte
detaultlng purchaser. N
ANY creditors of the said John Brereton who
may not have filed their claims are notified to do
so on or before sai1 day. " W
w. REDIN, Trustee
Hdr <i-5thW's A. CIR ZEN, Auct.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The WAR IN MEXICO.
T'eaiars Of the Capture Of the Mexican
Wa Ateamera
Il Ell EG R. PHIC.

var steamers.
NEW ORLKAx., March 90 -u,,,no, .o,,-
menced the Siege OF Vera Cruz ON the sth in.t.n,
On the 9th, two steamers appeared hefo,e ~.
CITY, showing no colors. The United STATE, sloon-
of-war Saratoga, with a detachment S,o,,, az.
ships Savannah and Preble, in the steame,s IndI
anola and Wave, were ordered TO proceed 20 ~.
anchorage OF the steamers and ascertain thei,
character; Upon nearing their anchorage OF An
ton Lizado, one moved Of. A shot was fred
bringing her TO, and the lndanola was sent 20
overhaul her. The Indianolas hail was answered
by shot from the steamer of Miramon's guns
with volley OF musketry, whereupon the Sara
toga fired a broadsde, and the action became
general.
Commodore Marin and his men were made
prisoners and taken on board the u. 8. sloop-of-
was Preble
Miramon paid SIS, 600 for the two steamers.
Commodore Marini's steamers passed all the
foreign squadrons and the castle without hosting
the castle and other signals. The English, French
and Spanish squadrons did not notice the fact.
The sloop-of-war Saratoga, towed by the In
dianola, took Commodore Marin by surprise.
The engagement took place by moonlight. Both
steamers tried TO escape.
Three Americans were wounded-one MORALLY.
Fifteen Mexicans were reported killed. When
the action commenced Gen. Marin hoisted the
Spanish flag. The prisoners corroborated the re-
port in relation to the steamers having cleared
from Havana merchantmen. and hoisted the
Mexican nag only after they had LEFT Havana.
Afterwards they mounted six guns each.
(SEcoND DIsPArcnl
NEW ORLEANS, March 2l-It appears that
Miramon had notified the foreign vessels that he
should commence the bonn bardment of Vera Cruz
on the night Of the 18th, and would not be respon-
sble for the safety Of the shipping anchored under
the castle.
On the night OF the 18th the officers on the deck
OF the General Miramon heard a heavy cannon
aiding in the direction OF Vera Cruz.
There were captured with the two steamers,
six mortars, six % Founders, and two thousand
stands of small arms. The steamers are worth
S60, 900.
On the third day ont OF Havana the steamers
broke down, and put into Sisal for repairs.
The materials OF war Were slowed away below
and out Of sight. The men declare that they
were forced into the service, and did not know
the destination of the expedition.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

t(nerHS Cod LtreT OIL Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast super
ceding all others In its curative effects upon those
highly scientific principles "f the pure oil, and
robbed OF the nauseous taste of the plain article
is received into the stomach in its iellifiad form
without Inastication, ard is grad ually dissolved
and dlgested passing into ths small ntpstnes drop
ny drop, supplying the wastes of ths body by it's
nutrlclous properties. and thus assisting aad sus-
tai' Ing nature in Overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
preparation is confd entity offered rs a remedy for
Consumption and q SciGfuous aff. ctions
Sold by Charles Stott Washing ton. and BY all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD. PARKER & MOWER,
No. ID Beekm3n street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
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Later from Europe

PORTLAND, March 2l.-The Montreal and Liv-
erpool Company's steamship North Britain, Capt.
r Borland from Liverpool on the eth instant, ar
rived here this noon. She brings teegrs phi dates
the evening of the sth, via q queenstown.
The general news 10 unimportant Cotton closed
quiet but steady. Breads.uffs dull. Provisions
firm, but quiet. Consols % a. aOA s-decline caus d
by panic I'm the money market
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Fire at Black River Falls.

CHICAGO, March 20-A fire occurred at Black
River Falls, Wis, on Sunday morning destroy
ing forty-three buildings, among which are the
Shanghai House, the office of the Jackson County
Farmer, all the stores In the town excepting one,
belonging to Il. II. Parsons. As the fire was dis
covered in two places at the same time IL 10 sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary Loss
estimated at from $50 600 to SiO.OO
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MOOSE GREY:!This celebrated trott:ng Stall
lS1 lion will stand for service the ensuing n
season, commencing 18th March and s.dias ~
1st ] MY. at Pumphrey's stables, Washing "a
ton, d. g., and at Gardeners stables, Upper MAIL
borough. Nd, alternately ono week at q time at
frst premium for speed at tho following fairs: At
the United States and Virginia State Central Fair
1859; and st the Frederick. Nd, State Fair, 1859
For terms and pedigree see bills
mar II I'm II. w. BLUNT
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, March extraordinarily 81 25a
IS; Extra Sc l2a6.25; Superine IS SIX. Wheat
white, fair to good, 81 50al SIS; red 81 .4Oal s3
Corn-white 70a7l; mixed 71a74c; yellow 72a76c-
Rye s5as6c. Oats iOc. Corn Meal 75asOc. per
as $50. Prcvisions-Butter. roll, Isa20c bacon
10c. Pork S7aS7 50. Lard IOaI2c. Whisky 24a
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Burning of the Steamtr Eastern Queen

WIscAsSErr, Me, March 2O-The steamer
Eastern Queen, employed on the route between
Boston and the Kennebec river, was totally de-
stroved by fire this morning. She was owned "
Nathaniel Stone, Isaach Rich, ard George Bacon,
Of Boston, and William Bradstreet and nathaniel
kimball, Of Gardiner. The loss is estimated a.
S15 COO
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MARRIED.,

In Richmond, Va, on the 18th instant by the
Rev: Mr.. Baker, of Grace Church, Mr.. VIM r.
TRUEMAN. to Miss LAURA l.. DEGARUE,
daughter of the late Germ ain Dearue, all Of that
clly.
wood, Mr.. GEORTE +. JANE !, to Miss LGT-
ISA COOK, all of this city.
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New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, N. J., March 20.-The Hunterdon
and Somerset Railroad Extention bill was de-
feated to-day for want of sufficient number Of
votes. The vote stands twenty seven 10 tewty-
six. Thirty-one votes were necessary.
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Local Elections i'm Penu,yIyauia.

MkUCH CHUNK, Pa, March 20-The borough
elections htlt in Carbon county Yesterday show
Democratic gain. Summit Hin. which last fall
gave 19S majority for the Republican Assembly
ticket, has now gone Democratic. All the town
shi ps show Democratic gains.
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MINIS DIEss SUITS,
Mons Bsssssss SHsts,
Yos:as' Bnsinsss Sxtts,
CXII DR. RN's On zss S1Irs.

- Ch1IdYCS'S SckOog SIXTY.
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing Is now ready for Inspection. it
ls comprised OF all assortment of Gentlcmen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
in mat rial, trimming and workmanship.
To those who stIdy excellence with economy, in
offered for selecting from :hs most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duced prlces. ep28-IJ
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 81 Flour closed ttsady at
1915. Wheat closed quiet and unchanged; white
81 50aSl 50. Corn closed Arm; white 69a7lc vel
low 7la73c.. Provisions closed steady; mess pork
I725aSlS. Whisky closed quiet; Ohio %
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Trial of Land

NORFOLK, March 20.-The trial Of Walter
Land, for the murder OF Benz. Flanagan, COM
menced al Princes Anne Courthouse Yesterday
Ex-Governor Wise made powerful speech In
favor Of change Of revenue, which the court re-
fused
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nanciaI,

NEW YORK, March 2l.-Stocks ere lower; Chi
csgo and Rock Island IS 3; Illinois Central shares
6!'s; Michigan Southern 2of; New York Cen
tons 20; Mo 6's SOS
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Another Fire i'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 2l.-The Union cotton
warehouses were destroyed by fire yesterday, to-
gether with 500 bales of cotton Loss SOS 900
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New York Markets.

NKw YORK March 2I.-Flour is firm; State
s. l0a520; Ohio 81 a5a6 10: Southern IS 96a6 Do
Wheat is quiet; white 81 6ial 65. Corn is dull;
mixed IS, yellow &c. Provisions dull. Whisky
is steady.
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NorIcH.-Dis'r,ct Of Colxmbta Advertisements
20 % INSERTED 9" the BALTIMORE Sun are received
~ AID Tor,cardsd from The STAR otses
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AUCTION SALES.
By ]. G.. MoGIIIRE a co Auo,iona,

BY :. c. MoG UIRE & CO.. Auotioneers.
= AFTERNooN. March I'd q. 1 oscioo q a a.
t az rooms we shall sell, in sums to suit
Stoc corporation of Washington Six per cent.
IS en Corporation of Alexandria six per cent.
S79 .porstlon Certificates of Indebtedness. with
i, ~ ,en n from October I'd, 1859.
Is En- sns Its rank of Washington Stock.
Aho peT No; 7e In Trinity Church.
notes. ava oHJ oieou
mar I'd &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc.s.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
AND EFFECTS OF TIE
DAY MORNING, tine nth inst, at 10 O'CLOCK. we
NJ NJ 81 az ths Steamboat Hotel, kept BY MrJieo w
MnHn' On Ith street, fow doors south of Pennsyl
oo ;exenue, the entire Furniture and Effects
Rosewood Piano. Cover and Stool.
MManoaany Sofas, Chairs and Tables,
EAtension Dining Table and Chairs
SaI PSss, Olicoth and Mating,
Beds and Pillows, Hair and Shuok Mat
Bedsteads and Bedding,
G IMn aaa Wood seat Chairs and Rockers,
NNattoiooes, Washstands and Tables,
SGItlns, Lounges, Blinds,
tN., .Wha Ho mahogany Frame Glasses,
0im;nu o. Srts, CrOok kerry and Glass Ware,
O snson nuom furniture, Knives and Forks and
CooHlng, Chamber and other Stoves,
M Gnu Iher Cooking Utensils. r efrig orator,
Az Ta i"nS o1ner articles not here enumerated.
en- I'D % YSo cast over that amount q credit OF
ne interest," Tor approved endorsed notes, bear
mar gid WALL r. PApNApn 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-21

BEAR IN MIND the commencement of the course
OF lectures on Phrenology and Physiology. at
fhllharmonic Hall this evening. Prof Fowler
stands at the very head Of the Profession as lee.
turer upon phrenoogy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-21

IHE LECTURE of the Rev. DR.. Nadal at the
Foundry Church last evening, on London. was
very interesting. as had been Anticipated His
second lecture on the same subject comes off to-
morrow (Thursday) evening, at the same place
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tIREIN THE COUNrRv.-Sunday morning, about
O'Clock, the servants house on the farm owned
oy capt. Car6erry, on the plank road, about four
and a half miles from W. shington. took fire from
defective fue, and was entirely DESTROYED.
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mar gid WALL & BARNARD. Aucts
By A. GREEN Auctioneer.

R0 oEEs SALE OF, VALUABLE I'M
n, nUfED PROPERTY AT AUcTION.-On MON
DAf the I'd day Of April next 1860 shall sell. in
of al The Premises at O'Clock by virtue
me Circuit Court Of the District of Coumb a, al
that piece or parcel of ground lying and being IN
tne CITY OF w ashlngtOn, District of COLUMBIA and
ala down on the plan or plot Of said city being lot
marked f, In square numbered 579 together with
Ine improvements, which are q good two story
br rc House, With back bull ding, &C., &c.
ne above mentioned property is handsomely sit
street. '' "e'' oho Soulh IL
Terms, as prescribed by the decree, is one third
cash balance In and IL monthe, the purchaser to
give Satisfactorily endorsed notes for the deferred
pam paJments bearing interest from day of SALE and
ne ratification Of the sale, the trustee viii convey
the ttle to the purchaser at the purchasar's cost
II the terms are not complied with liz DAYS after
SAFE the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and Of the defaulting
the Star ne spaper
SAMUEL l.. BRYANT
Trustee and Guardian.
Hidr II -uHuS A. GREEN
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CHANGE OF MAIL ROUTE.-It is stated that the
great Southern mail is TO be transferred from the
POTOMAC route to the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
month.
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EOR RENT-pARLORS and CHAMBERS
and bath room, Potomac water.J The apartments
arc lsrge and eiry; four rooms on floor, from the
FIRST floor mp. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS q
CO, 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORROW

By A. GREEN, Auctioueer.
E1NE YOUNG MARE AND GROCERY
WAGON AT AucTIoy.-On THUR SDAY, the
20 inst sha sell, in front Of the store of II. b.
NJ. MCPHERSON, on 9TH street, between G and H
Mare, of handsome style. She works well in doubls
or single harness. Also, q good Grocery Express
wagon, well made and In good running order
credit oil 50 ard 81 DAYS Will gl ven upon the
sale, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
mar 2o-d AGREEN Auct
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
SALE OF A STOCK OF PRIME GRoCE
- RES: LiSUoEs, ERgITS, WHITE LEAP: &c, AT
/, St, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at the Auction
Rooms, a large stock of prime Groceries, Liquors
and Fruits, compriSing-
Barrels Crushed, White, Coffee and yellow Sugar,
Do Porto Rico and N. D. do
Hos sheads New Orleans do
Chests Young dyson, Imperial. Gunpowder and
Boxes Raisins, Citron, Currants and Prunes,
Barrels Strip and o. Molasses,
Boxes Maccaroni, Vermscelll and Starch,
Cases Sweet Oil and Bay Rum
Boxes Sperm AMI Adsmantine Candles, Fig Blue
10 Ground Coffee, Baking Powder, Pepper and
Kegs bl-earbonate Soda and Pickles,
100 kegs White Lead,
Boxes f re Chewing Tobacco,
Ssgars, different brands,
boxes Ciaret and Champagne.
CASKS Old Bourbon, Pixies Xxx, Monumental,
Monongahea tar and other brands Whisky.
Also, 500 boxes Scaled Herring
Ano many other goods in the Grocery line,
Terms: $50 cash over that amount A credit of
~ ana ., days, for approved endorsed notes
mar 1871 WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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BARgy's TRJcopuRPorS

bARRN'S iRlCOPUEROCS
is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by al Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar SIN
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WATCH RETURNS. -Wm. Manuel alias Bub
Cum dissrderly in the street; fine and costs 81 IS
Ieo Hobbies, do; $4 Is. VIM Young do; 81 Is
Nicholas McNally, do; Si.I5. John Brice, drunk
and disorderly; dismissed.
Seven dodgers were accommodated
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LOCAL NEWS.

IL Ihoxsh TIE STAR - p,isted on tie fastsst
s'sd press IN sss soYfk Of Baltimore, its edition
vs. so large as to rsqxi,s It Be put to press a., an
early Aonr; AdUs'fissmsnts, therefore, should BE-
's"f ~ b:fors TtO.srs O'Clock, M; otAsrviss t1sy
nay not aPpsa, xntI the nsrt day.
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THE FRENCH ASSOCIATION of this city had their
n,nS. supper at the European Hotel on Monday
sas;.s n.; AT ten O'Clock, getting particularly
.-s' toey added another feature to their pro-
Rsoieagng their Ssstvitiss into The mali houfs Of
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NARSHAL'SS ALE,-In virtue Of a writ Of feri
tvI facIas l"sasd from the Clerks Office If the
Circuit Court Of the Distr ct of Columbus, FOR the
expose to public SALE for cash. in front Of the court
house door of said county, on TUESDAY, the nth
day OF March inst. 1882 at y o'clock m the follow
ing de cri' ed property, to wat: All defendants
right and ntere IN and to Lot Nos, n square No.
u; 10 the city OF Washington, ID e., together with
al and singular the improvements thereon, sci zed
and levied upon as the property of Henry Parry
and wall be sod to satisfy Judica No. &c., TO Oc-
tober term 1859 in favor of James VI. stewart
w. SELDEN.
u. s. Marshal for District of Columbia
mar g. dts
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No: l1.-MILLIoNs ARE WASTED by those who buy
worthless nostrums and forget the virtues and eff
qacy OF Mrs M. N. Gardeners Indian Balsam Of
LiverwOrt and Hoa hound which cures all manner
of Lung Complaints, and has proved Inya!u,ble
1t may be found at all the Druggists. mar iS-Iw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-21

The "EAsY CLUB" announce their first grand
cotillon party TO take place at Potomac Hall
(Island) on Wednesday, April 18th.
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BY A. GRE ZEN. AuctIOneer.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF A VERY STAE-
~ RIOR ASSORTMENT OF CUTLERY, FSGLIs II
GUNS SPORTING IMPLEMENTS, House. BUILDING
AND Nj ECHaN. CS' HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL AND
HoUsEkEEPTNG REQUISITES, &c AT AUCTIoN.-On
MONDAY. the 18th INST, shall sell. at the hard
ware store of the MessTs. TUCKER at the corner of
9TH and f. streets, at 10 O'Clock a. M, and will be
continued dslly until all is sold, a very superior
stock of the above mentioned goOTs, viz:
Ivory, buok handle Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Plated. Albatta and other Spoons, Forks and La
dies,
A very superior assortment of English Stub and
Twist Guns,
Pistols and patent American Rifles.
fine assortment Of Sporting Goods, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
A large and complete assortment of Gunsmlths'
A fine assortment of every variety of Mechanics
Tools and Hardware,
Farming and Gardening Implements, Hollow
Ware, &c.
Houseke,p ping Requisites and other Fancy Hard
One fine large Herring's Patent Salamander Safe,
Platform. Counter and other Scales. Desks, DC
Two fine Mahogany Plate glass Counter Show
Cases and other Store Fixtures
We deem Il unnecessary 10 offer any comment
relative to the quality of the above mentioned
stock OF goods, as 1t is well known TO be of the
best in the District.
Terms: All sums under S25 cash; over SIS and
rot exceeding SlUG aud months credit over
s % 2, and months, bv the purchasers giving
notes, IN cases of credit satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest.
mar I'D A. GREEN. Auct.
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By G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers
fERUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
4 ERry on CAPITOL HILL.-On TUESDAY Az
TERNOON. March lftr, at AZ O'Clock, on the
premises. ny virtue of decd Of trust dated Noyem
Der q, Is 5 and duly recorded among the lard rec
ords Tor Washington count, shall sell the eastern
part OF Lot numbered seventeen, in square mum
bered sevsn hundred and twenty mine, fronting n
feet on cast Cepitol street. between LIST and I'd
streets east running back Sc feet inches together
with the improvements thereon.
All cohve' aEclnS A. the cost of the purchaser.
Terms cash JOHN HEPBURN, Trustee
J. G. MCGUIRE & co, Aucis
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nor SALE-A email FARM of 81 acres, situated
H at the Little Falls, having a comfortable dwell
ing house, corn house. stables, &c; we'll fenced
acres in cultivation the basnce in hand some wood
and. it Is peculiarly desirable as a country resi-
dence, being perfectly healthy and most roma ntical-
ly situated excelisnt fishing and hunting. Inquire
Of Mr.. MARRIOTT, bridge keeper, Chain Bridge,
Little Falls. de 7-2awff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-21

REGISTRATION OF THE SYSTEM and rapld decline
Are almost Invariably the results Of early nal prac-
deliberately got up has lately issued from the press
Illustrating this tendency, and the cure as we'll as
P,eventon OF the same j is entitled Human
fu ly into the causes. fleets and most eficacious
mode Of curing all diseases of q delicate nature,
ton of thoss who are prevented by irpedlments
from ente ing into the marriage state. Sold by Or
harrow, 1874 Beecker street, New York. Price
Is cents Sent free of postage "
Sold also by 5. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
ID. c. mari i'm