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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-18

- = Soi udf lCOO, anu III tue clSuty-lOnTtL
year OF American Independence.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
!. Major General Thomas 8. Jesup, of the United
states Army, Grand Marshal and Com.
. mander,in-Chief of the Day:
& Inc Surviving Oficefs and Soldiers Of the
Revolution. in uniform.
s. The Joint Committee Of Arrangements of the
Senate and House Of Representatives, Of the
4. The Military Column of Escort. under the
direction Of its commanding officer
D. Clark Mills: the Artist of the Statue, the Hon
Mr.. Bocock, the Orator Of the Dav, and DR.
Blake, Commissioner of the Public Build.
ings and Grounds.
6. The officiating Clergy of the District of Co
lumbia.
:. The General Officers of the ARMY and the
Senior Officers Of the Navy and Marine
Corps, in uniform; and the Field, Staff and
company Onicers of the Army and Marine
Corps, and other Officers Of the Navy, in
uniform; and Officers of the Militia of the
states and the District, present, in uniform;
and all to be mounted, as an escort Of honor
to the President Of the United States
3. The Marshal Of the United States for the Dis.
trict Of Columbia
y The President Of the United States
10. The Heads Of Departments
H. The Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate Of the
IL. The Vice President and Senate of the United
states and its Secretary.
IL. The Sergeant-at-Arms OF the House of Repre-
IA. The Speaker, House Of Representatives, and
their Clerk.
Is The United States Deputy Marshal for the
District of Columbia
10. The Supreme Court Of the United States and
Clerk
II. The Di diplomatic Corps
Is. The Chief Of Police, with two Assistants
IT, The Mayor, Aldermen, and Councilman OF
Washington.
20. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Councilmen Of
Georgetown.
81. Deputy Marshal Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia.
%. The Judges and Clerks of the several Courts
Of the United States within the District OF
Columbia.
%. The Surviving Officers aud Soldiers Of the
War Of 1sl2-'l5 and Of the War with Mex
leo
81. The Officers Of the Executive, Legislative
and Judicial Departments not included in
the foregoing.
y. The Masonic and other similar Assoc iations
26. The Faculties and Students of Colleges and
Academies.
p. The Trustees and Male Teachers and Pupi,s
Of the Public Schools Of the District of Co
lumbia.
-. Literary, Scientific, Benevolent or Charitable
Societies. Fire, Hose. and other Com panies
Artisans, Trades, and Unions.
% Citizens and Strangers.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Arabia OF New York.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Arabia ut New York.
NEW foRk, Feb. Is-The steamship Arabia
has arrived. bringing Liyerpool dates OF the ,th
5th. -
The commercial news has been nnt,c,nated nv
the Prince Albert at st John, 10 The AL. ~ he,
sailing, the 9TH The Arabia how.ve, I-,nc,
the Liverpool report Of the 5th via Queenstown.
as follows:
LATEST Saturday afternoon -Bullion 4, ,h.
Bank OF England bad decreased f6l6 $40.
Cotton.-Esiimated sales on Friday Is O09 bale,
including 5000 20 exporters The market closed
with an advancing tendency.
Breadstnfis and provisions were quiet.
Consols Ixa9iI.
The Europa arrived out at Queenstown on the
The vigO was to sail on the stb, in place Of the
Glasgow
GREAT BRITAIN
In the House on the ID, Mr. Cochrane gave no.
t!ce that the 18th, he would call the attention
OF the House 10 the relations with China
Lord John Russell defended the British Consul
at Tangitrs against the charge Of having aid,d
the Moou. He also said that the Government
bad no reason To suppose that warlike prrpsra-
lions were going forward on an extraordinary
Or. Todd; the eminent physician and pAysiolc-
FRANCE
The Patre denies the reported removal Of q q
French troops from Rome IL also SAYS that TIA,
question Of annexation in Central Italy will b,
subordinate 10 that Of universal suffrage, whi,
|
positively make known the state Of public opii-
ion in Italy.
Prince lie Tour D'Auveryue has been order
to remain at Turin after the arrival Of Baron Tel
leyrand. and TO counsel with him for moderate.
on the part OF Sardinia. The French army is 20
be considerably reduced.
ITALY.
An ARRAY had occurred at Ansona between the
Papal Chasseurs and Artllerymen and tue Gen
D'Armes Three hundred Of the former had be n
arrested, including 40 wounded Mazzini' party
are very active in Rome.
HUNGARY
hossuth had suddenly disappeared from Lops
An address Of the Hungarian Protestant Assocla-
ton says: The national movement will reSemb'e
an avalanche, and Hungary will, on the first cp-
pcrtunity, detsch herself from Austria.
AUSTRIA.
Austria is said To be directing more troops TO
wards the Tyrol add Venice. The London Globe's
Pdrls cores pondent says lit is genera ly under
stood that France and England are about 60 make
1oii summons upon Austria dssist from send
Ing troops into the Marches of Ancona and 10
evacute enetia at the earliest; and also 10 accept
such indemnity as Italy is now ready 20 Offer"
SPAIN AND Morocco.
Another corps d'armee is now being got ready
Reliable accounts from Morocco say that the re--
ular Moorish army has not vet been bought out
The division IS said TO number over 61OUO dir
clphned troops, which are waiting for a gr,
battle. The object Of the Moors Is said 10 be -
draw the Spandrds into the interior
The VERY Latest
Several Paris journals seem 90 consider the an
nekation of Savoy as nearly concluded
Several Sardinian officers have left Turin 70,
Bologna to organize the army.
Arrests in Venice have iacreased to IN alarming
extent, and spread terror among the inhabitants.
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Fatal Accident ON a Railroad

BosroS, Feb. John Haskins was instantly
killed on the Fitchburg Railroad, near Crotch
last night. and five others severely injured The
party had been cutting zee. and Were walking
home on the track when the train ran into them
Count rfeit nvss well executed. on the Rock
land Bank OF Ro1bury, are I'm circulation.
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By BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Georgetown.

by BAH NhHD BCChEf; GeoTgst
TRUSTEES SAEE,-By virtue Of DEGREES of
L the Circuit Court Of the District passed in a
cause of Is. lost and others against the heirs and
administrator of MioDael Miller, will be sold at
auction t. the highest bidder in front Of the prem
At O'Clock in the afternoon, the west half of OF
No: lls, In BealPs addition 10 Georgetown. Also.
part OF Lot No. lis, In said addition, beginning la
feet from Besll street in the west Inc of the lot N
f,et deep BY 81 feet Ia width. A SO, smother part
OF SAID lot No. ia. beginning leo feet the west
line of Green street, 20 feet deep 10y 81 feet in
width, with the improvements each Of said par
OIL.
Terms: One third cash and the residue in s, -,
and Ia month. bonds bearing nterest with security
and a lien on the property.
If the terms are not complied with within DAYS
the premises wll be resod on days public notice
al the risk and cost of the purchaser.
w. X. WOODWARD. Trustee.
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auots.
ia n RIA Mt
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NcrIcE District Of Colxrubia AdrsTtissn7,nfs
TO Be Inserted IN hs BALTIMORE SuN are ,eesirsd
90 and ToTicdrded from THK STAR Office
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destructive Fire.

BRANrFoRp, Canada. Feb. 17.-Twenty-throe
buildings on Colborne street Were burnt this NOR
ming. Loss from one 70 two hundred thousand
dollars. Amount OF insurance unknown.
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloueer.,

By VAIL Z BARNARD, Auctloneers
DOSlTlVESALE VERY VALUABLE FARM
L ~ PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, MD-On THURS
DAY, z5o inst, at II O'Clock will sell on the
premises, To the highest bidder, that valuable aud
fe-tlle Farm known As part of Greenu ODD Park
Enl1rged," the residence of r. Hill, Jr and situa-
ted 10 miles from Washington, ON the old Mari
borough road, near odd Long Fislds," and con
tanning about two hundred sGd eleven and three
shths Of tsn acre IN a high state III cultva
ton. Abou seventy sores in hue wood and
timber and the remainder in very fertile ard pro-
ductlre soil for tobacco and grain, and about rty
acres of which IS seeded in wheat az now an
Promising condition
The improvements OF the psce are good consist
Ing Of a comic, table and spacious Dwelling, To-
bacco Houses, Sheds, &c, &c.
The farm can be worked with f. wer hands than
most farms Of the same ago. and this sale will offer
an oPoorturlty seldom met with 10 acquire 30 val
ushle PROPERTY.
Terms very liberal and made known at time of
sale.
ALSO,
At the same time end place. or Horses.
fe lid WALL BARNAk ID. Aucts,
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THIS AFTERNOON d TO-

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
A DMIN!STRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE
"A HOLD FURNITURR, Horse, Cows, WAGONS
Buoy, &c AT AUcTI0S.-On "Wednesday the 18th
inst, shall sell, by order of the Orphans Court at
10 clock IN at the residence Of the late James
A. Black, deceased, on G street, between Delaware
s~eaua and LIST street east, Capitol Hill the House
h Id Effects, embracing
Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus. Lounges,
Bedstscds, Wardrobes, safes,
Washstands, Toilet Sets, Tables,
Feather Beds. Bedding aud Mattresses,
China, q ASS aud Crockery Ware,
general assortment of Kitchen Requisites,
Also. one excellent Work Horse,
one excellent Mich Cow,
two Market Wagons,
one good Buggy.
Terms: All sums under S. cash over g. a credit
oil 81 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrator.
fe9-d A. GREEN, Auot.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
on account of the weather, until MONDAY, the
2cth instant came hour.
SAMUEL HOOVER, Administrator.
fe I'D A. GREEN, Austr.
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, STRANGERS and citizens again reminded
that the picture gallery of the Washington Ar
ASSOCIATION is open every day from O'Clock a
III TO 10 .. m.
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FUTURE DAYS.

ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOl SEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, FISH, TIA, &C, &c. AT AUCTIoN.-On
SATURDAY, the l5th inst, shall sell. IN front OF
my store at 10 o'clock a. m, large and general :
soItment OF Second hand Furniture.
SH Boxes Smoked Herrings,
81, pounds fire Cod Fish,
chests hne Oolong Breakfast Tea.
With many ether articles which we deem unneces
saTy to enumerate.
f. I'D A. GREEN, Auct,
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, after q short illness, Mrs.
a.s. -' VI Ho'
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
fIn-Ia on Monda. after moon, at s o'clOcE AZ her
Te'Idence. on Sd st., Fear Hish, GeorsetoWn.
The funeral of the late Mrs. CADMAN will tax.
ace ut half past o'ol6 ok, to morrow Afternoon
rom ~. PatrIck's Vault, q st,
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81 }. c. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctioneers
GREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
~ The subscribers are now arranging for sale to
cnnmencs on THURSDAY, March ist, 1861 at IL
Gcluck, In the large second door we st of the
auction rooms, about i5' ,0no volumes of Books,
comprising the collections OF the late Mr. Temple
man ana the late 2. ~ Deeth, of Georg etown. d. g.
The col ectlon embraces many rare and valuab G
more fell description of which will he given M
future advert semsnts.
Cata loeues may be obtained upon application TO
the Auctioneers after the 18th inst
JOSHUA RICHIE, Administrator.
Re e-eo2w J. c. MEG uIRE Il Co, Aucts
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HAVE you seen the Russian War Dio,sma, L
not, this is the las, day and evening that You viii
nave ali opportunity of doing So In this CITY
There is all afternoon exhibition at 3 O'Clock
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The STEWART HOLLAND CLUE announce their
tnird grand couilon party on Monday evening
next at Western Hall Twenty-third street
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Destructive Fire.

NV YORK, Feb. l7.-Some eight or ten stores
and dwellings at TarrytOwn were burnt LAST
night. Loss $4,000.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
DEN. F. FRENCH'S CLOSING OUT SALE
~ of Books and Stationery will commence on
SATURDAY, February llth. at O'Clock, at store
OF w. J.. Bayly, 27s Pa avenue. Sales positive
every evening for one week. Books and Paper at
private sale low during the day to close out the
entire stock.
fsyo-lw BEN. F. FRENCH, Sale.man.
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WATCH RETURNS --Dan'l Smith colored was
arrested for disturbing religious worship at a
church; he was fined S31 Nine dodgers were
accommodated
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o.8ItRRFL1 GIVEN TO TIP PoOR.-The poor
a 40 NEEDY suffering from bad Colds, Cough OF
Gardner's unri allied dIan Medicine g-atnitously
lngton street, Boston. fs I3Iwr
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FIFTH DISTRICT POLICE.-Yesterday morning
Justice Thompson entered final Judgment aga ms
taVer keeper residing the Centre Market
Tor permitting the game of cards to be PLAYED in
MS house for money, on the I'd Of February This
case was noticed in the Star a few days ago; and
Ii was then stated that ] l., smith ESQ had
appeared rs counsel for the defendant The sarnf
gentleman appeared again yesterday for the de.
fence when the mag strate, having opened the case
On lne aay he entered the first judgment, and the
Corporation having taken non pros. II wa,
adJudged that the evidence justified the imposi
ton of the fine. (S20) and it was SO entered sub
Ject OF course to an appeal, should the defendan,
or his counsel determine on that course
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb IL Flour closed dull =
Wheat closed unchanged and nominal. Cor
cl ,sed dull. but la2c higher; white 75a77c.; yel
low 76a97c. BY weight. Pork closed frm; mes
SIS. Whisky closed steady al Sc
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IHE PRocRRDs learn that the pleasant
q given few nj sh;s ago for the benefit of the
toias Orphans Of ST. JosepL's Asylum, by num-
sem Of $3.50 '.0 N'e
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EfnAAcfal

NrvyosK. Feb IL -Stoc ks are easier; Chicago
and Rock Island 62k; Illinois Central shares 80
New York Central 7ix; Reading foSi MO. Dc
eOk.
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MR.. II. e. GASZYNSKI, Professor and Teach
WI er of Fashionable Dancing respectfully "A
announces to ms uplls and the ladies' and -
yel titmeu of Washingt.n ard GeorgerowE -
that he will give the last quarters inttruc- Nv
ton: and prepare his pupils for the Nav Hall at
W. lards' Concert all TO commence on Tuesday,
February 81. For Misses and Masters at o'clock
p. m. AID Ladies ard Gentlemen a. o'clock D. m,
every Tuesday and Thursday A Matine Clns
for Ladies and Gentlemen who wish TO perfect
themselves IN any of the New Dances at 10 O'clock
A fa l7-Ivs
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NeW YapE MsvIsts

NEw Yo1x, Feb. Is Flour Is uiet; state eS S
1915; Ohio IS sOas5 e5; Southern e5 SteeS IS
Wheat Is quiet; Southern red 81 20; do. Whit
q y Corn is quiet; white 70a73c; yellow 7ss7c
Beef ,osed Inn Pork is steady. Lard isstcadv
al llaiiEc. whisky 10 duh At axe
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\ VERY interesting and pleasant affair promise,
70 De the grand fancy dress and masq uerade bal
70 be given by the French Society, ''L'Unior
Francisco on Monday evening next, at the hal
Of the Assembly Rooms
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WANTS.

WANTED-SlTU as farm hand Good
s,., rss"mme2datlon given. Address Eek n.
w ANiEo-A good CHAMBERMAID for /.
need ,Pp ,n a.e family. tolored preferred. None
ua,Ppy GnIt So they me well re CONNIE dad for
mem. a Ind IstIy To suoh one as viii suit,
nppsxin az Peasant home may be found by
g. h sts., island ot@eon ~ aHu
--N fe 10 81
ann. w All II WANTED at tn washinst m
,,h =, ouse. IN c9npsten II tsSe cha ge S"ns
corn y 81 Sd street AID Pa avonue. fs i7W
WhNrED-A WOMAN COOK in tbs En,o-
None but ,ncS A. f"rnst Of "a eyenoe AID nth st.
orlhs recommendations to that feet. fs II III
- Isbt snial DWELLING HOIJSE a. nss,
.tf,et as he S oSn 81 penn.ylyap. enue and ith
GEO SCI TO So per month. Address = r r. ~ A.
Omce, stauns location and lowest rent AL "a IN
" VIII o0i' ja Mt
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DELEGATE FOR WASHINGTON CITY-In the
House, on Thursday, MIR. Niblack, of 1 offered
resolution instructing the Committee OH the
District of Columbia TO inquire into the exped-
ency Of providing for the election Of a delegate to
represent this District in Congress with powers
and duties similar to those of a delegate from one
OF the organized Territories. The subject was
referred to the Committee on the District Of Co.
lumbia
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The BALLAD CONCERT of Mr.. John II. Parsons
on Monday evening next, bids fair to be very
great musical treat. and will no doubt be VERY
numeronsly attended by our citizens We UNI
derssand that several hundred icksts have already
been sold. See programme in another column
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The DISTRICT IN CoHG Thursday
Mr. Morris, of H., introduced Il resolution in the
House (Which was agreed toy instructing the
report by what authority the several banking
houses and certain insurance COMPARES are en-
gagged IN banking and brokerage business in the
District OF Columbia; and whether any additional
law is necessary for their regulation or suppress
sioE. -
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arrangements for the Dedication Of the Eques-
uian statue Of General George Washington on
the I'd OF February, $780, and in the
year Of American Independence
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COMFORT FOR THR AGpn

-, -. COMFORT FOR THR AGED
he Montre,l Transcript, speaking of Wista,'s
iba.sam Of Wth Chs'ry June 10, says: 1--WE be-
!eve IL to he generally recognized as useful med
icine by deal men and We can state " It'll per
lsct truth and sincerity, that in with h Oh
gentleman. az least eighty years of age residing A
t"w miles from this city, and who is troubled at
tunes with an asth naiical complaint-the most de-
the Baisam; this, at the AWARDED peri of life
which ne has arrIv ID az, ay be considered an ua
answeTaSle proof Of its virtues"
Look out for lmitations.
per. " NC "'"P-
Prepared By 8; w. FowLK & Co, Boston, and for
sale ny IL, Gilman, :. c. Ford, jr., 9. B. Waite
" SsOtt Jonn Schwarze, Nairn Palmer Wash,
lngtoI.; and b' dealers every fe i4Iwr
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situstes
"a In Alexandria county, about ~ miles from
Georgetown, at the intersection of the WI
and Little Falls roads. consisting Of log acres. In
sulre Oh the premises, of Il. RICHARDS, CORNER
18th and streets. WASHINGTON. .. G. ID lott
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On the 18th instant. at st Peter's Church, by the
Key ra1her might, AR. WM. P. O'CONNOR
tol city. "
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SANFoRD's OPERA TROUPE This evening. tbs
SInfords appear again in fresh novelties which
have been the most successful of the engagement
Let Philharmonic Hail be filled Last event N,
there Was u rush, and many were unable To -,
seats
On Monday night, Sanford and Troupe perform
al Alexandria
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MRS: WINsLOw, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Scoth ing Syrup for Cnildea Tsefk-
ny soitening the gums, reducing all Infammatione
VIII siiay all pain. and is snre to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon II, mothers, it will give rest
70 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. ~ n - ~
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The VERY ItrFs1

Several Paris journals seem 90 consider the an
nehdtlon OF savoy as nearly concluded
Several Sardinian ortcers have left Turin 70,
Bologna TO organize the army.
Arrests in Venice have iacreased to an alarmin,
extent, and spread terror among the inhabitants
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A two story and at
l. FRAME HOUSE on 18th street. between FL
and streets, containing II rooms and coed stable
attached, In good der. Rent $3.50, PAYABLE
II onthly. Also, a fine three story Frame Dwell ing
on It'll street, hetween !. and NJ
For sac or rent r two story and attic Frame
House on 18th street, containing n rooms and good
stable all In complete order. Rent S2sn, payable
monthly. a so. for 81! good thrAe-stnrv Frame
House On 7th street, situate between l. and Nj SIS =,
which will be sold on accomm odatng terms Call
on Il. %. GRIFFIN. Real Estate Agent, No $50
18th street, or $50 nj street. fa l7-3t
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FOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIX
TURES the William Tell Houss, No. $50
It'll street, opposite the Centre Market The un-
derslghsd being about to remove to the Columbia
Spring, offers the above cstabli sinner ior sale Its
location is sufficient to recommend 1T to auy one
desiring to keep Restaurant. Terms reasonable
and made known ap plication to the proprietor.
fs l7-St THOMAS FsHEN
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Corr OF CLANs-Wsdnssday- Mime.
egt. Inc United states The argument in tni,
cause was commenced b. Mr. John 3 TYSON !,
for the claimant, and continued by Mr. Wcpbs,'
spn, Deputy Solicitor. for the L nited STAT.
The argument in the above case wa. con,,,a.s
on Thursday, by Mr.. John Tyson, ST., for the
claimant ~ " -e
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1NO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE-A two
L story HOUSE and LOT, on l4th ttfeat west
between P and q streets north. The house is p
feet inches front-tNo rooms on each story >: lot
loo feet deep, with side alley 10 feet wids For
terms apply to Mr.. BERNARD, Grocer, 363 9Th
street west. or to Mr.. JAMES SINfTY, Pslice
Officer. a4c MI street north, who will show the
Premises. Title indIsputable and terms accOmmo-
dating. 10 Is-Jws
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HUNGARY.
kossuth had suddenly disappeared from Lor.
DON ana was supposed to have gone TO Hungary.
An address of the Hungarian Protestant Assocla-
ton says: The national movement will resemb'e
an avalanche, and Hungary will, on the first cp-
pcrtunity, detach herself from Austria.
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L'OR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE,
L on I'd street, between ID AID f. streets, in XIII,
bey,'s Subdivision. The above property wall be
sold on easy terms Price made known by inquir-
street opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

I'HREE LARGE, DESIRABLE ROOMS,
over HOOPS yewelry Store, For X emit, with
or without the Furniture. fs 70 ST
FOR RENT-A comfor aM, twJ-story BRICK
L HOUSE on 18th street. lie Adjoining house of
The northeast corner of N.w Ork avenue, gas and
other cunvenences. Rent S?1 a month fnouire
at ) 10th street, near f., ie Ia -Sts