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Missouri Democratic Convention

ST. Louis, April l2.-The Democratic STATE
convention, after several Intellectual ballots Ia,
governor, unanimously nomin mated Clayborn Jsct
son for that office, and Thomas c. REYNOLDS for
Secretary Of State, and A. w Morrison. the present
Treasurer, were nominated for reelection.
Resolutions Were unanimously adopted endors
Ing the main features Of Mr.. Buchanans admin
Sress nor the Territorial Legislatures have power
10 abolish slavery or prohibit its Introduction
into the Territories; repudiating the doctrine Of
Stepnen A Douglas Of "unfriendly legislation -
favoring the fugitive slave law; charging the in
vasion of Virginia as the Legitimate result OF the
teachings OF the republican party; repudiatinc
the stereotyped charge Of disunion sentiments SO
often repeated, for party effect, against the demo
cratic party; denouncing the doctrine OF an ssir
repressible conflict between free and slave labor
advocating the peaceful acquisition Of territory.
especially Of Cuba, and favoring iudicious sys
TEN of internal Improvements in Missouri
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE l. Z G. r A p HIC.
the Isabel-Later from Havana
and MeNico

,.snh.s ss roS, April 12-The steamsbip Isabel
han.. 1 WIS Poft In 90 hours from Havana and So
nours rom hey West. Her time hef,y..n ~,
West Rno havana was only a. bour, my
Inc = . steam corvette Pocahon,,. re ,,..,
len hey West on the evening Of the i0th %, vs
Cruz All well. wv" iO' Ne'a
AT Havana sugars were quiet; Muscovado xv,.
quoted at Aa9 reals. Molesses was quiet =,
change on London l2xaI3h premium. E.chang.
on New York ? a3H premium.
The Isabel brings highly important intelligence
from Mexico The correspondent Of the Savannah
morning News writes from Cruz on the LIST
mat the raising OF the siege by Miramon 10 fully
confirmed The retreat was caused by a want Of
provisions and munitions of war IL was stated
that Miramon lost ,OOO men out of his Investing
force OF 900. The loss TO the city of Vera Cru1
by bombardment az well as 10 Liberals is trihinp
Advices from the city Of Mexico state that there
was great feeling there In favor Of war with the
United States In consequence Of the seizure Of the
Miramon steamers.
The steam corvette BROOKLYN, (2S) with MIR
McLane and Consul Pickett on board, arrived az
Vera Cruz OH the 2sth.
Gen. Degollado (Liberal) had gone TO Tampicc
TO enter upon campaign against the church forces
In that State. Gen. Valdez, with ? 500 men, had
defeated TyapitulanCD with loss Of 500
Ii has been proposed by house at Barcelona
spain, TO lay submarine cable between the
Islands OF 1T. Thomas and Porto Rico.
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Inauguration of the Clay Statue-Mr. Bolts
and the Presidency

RICHMOND, April 12-The Clay statute was in
augurated to-day with great ceremony and
grand military display, the finest ever witnessed
In Richmond The crowd Of strangers was i'm
mense. Mr. Barbours Grafton was a mastery
tr butte TO the great Kentucky statesman. Tho
statue is considered fine work Of art and ls much
admired.
The Central Bots Club of Virginia to-day is
sued an address to the Opposition party through
out the Union, urging the nomination of Mr.
Bolts as the most available candidate that can be
selected by the National Union Convention az
Baltimore. IL is signed by prominent gentlemen.
and will be extensively circulated
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PENNIEs.-Persons desiring Pennies will always
6nd them for exchange At the Star Office counter.
OXYGENATED BIrTERS,

OxYGENATED BIrTERs.
HI Read the following letter from Caleb Parker
Esq, Of Concord, N. III, a man honored and es-
teemed by all who know him:
GeHt'emea-With no disposition to make my name
conspicuous take the opportunity to state to the
afflicted the benefit have derived from the of
DR.. GREEN'S OLygendtsd BitteTS, and to recommend
them to others. For two years | have been trou-
blcd with Indigestion and its attendant evils, such
as tiatuency. constipation. severe attacks of dlar
rhGa accompanied with water bras at the stomach
which reduced Inc In 1es b, strength and spirits so
low that was nearly urftted for business Iapplied
to several ply sicians from whom | obtained only
temporary relief concluded, with the advice Of
friends but without the least faith in their efficacy
to try the oxygenated BterS, from the of which
found lmmetiiats relief, having return Of water
brash after taking the rst portion My wei ht has
increased some thirty five pounds, and my hea It'll
is perfect l can truly that CO asider the Dry
g,nIted rttteTS the best tonic eXtart. have rec
commended them to several who have invariably
found great benefit from their USE
Yours respectfully, CALEB PARKER.
Prepared by =. w. FOwle & Co. Boston, and for
sale 10y Il. ID. Gilman, :. G. Ford. jr., :. Waite,
inston; and by dealers every where. ap lO-lw,r
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DIED..

In this city, at midnight on the 18th inst. MARY
PHlLONENA, daughter OF the late Richard b.
Her funeral will take place on >unday afternoon.
2o'clock proceeding to st. Patrlck's CHURCH on
Charles keenan,. on street between Sixth and
invited to attend without further notice. u
On the 18th instant, OTILDE MUELLER, aged
l6 years, daughter of August Mueller.
The rrlatIOns and lends of the family are re-
spectlly invited to attend her funeral on Saturday
at O'Clock p. M, from her fathers residence on
Twenty first street west
On THURSDAY morning, the 18th Of April, at lO,s
O'Clock, Mr.. MICHAEL SARD Do, In the s4th year
of his age.
The funeral will take place on Saturday, at 10
O'clock a. mr., from his late residence No. 3l7 G
between 18th and 18th streets. The friends and
relatives of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, at the hour designated, without
fu:ths notice.
In g orgetown D., c., the 18th of April, in the
tn rd year of her age, MARY THRELKELD. the
el lest daughter of John p. and Ellen M. McEdery.
baltimore papers please copy
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Arkansas Democratic Convention.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April II The Arkansas
Democratic State Convention, held at Little Rock
on the I'd instant, nominated Richard n John
son, editor of the True Democrat "a violent op-
ponent of Douglass as a candidate for Governor
Messrs. w. w. Floyd, r. r. Couells q w
Taylor and w. w. Leask, were chosen Presid.n
tial Electors. Eight delegates to the Charlestcn
Convention Were also elected
The committee on resolutions made a report
which was unanimously voted down Res Blu
tons advocating Congressional protection CT
slavery in the Territories, and repud iating tn.
"heresles of Douglas" were passed by a large
majority.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

JueTU'S Cod LtCeT OIL jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast super
cedlng all Others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercular diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles Of the pure Oil and
robbed of the taste of the plain article it
ls received into the stomach in it's jellified form
without mastlcatlOn, and ia gradually dissolved
and digested passing into the small intestnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutrlolOus properties, and thus assisting and sus
tai Ing nature In overcoming the disease APP
proved by the Now York Academy OF Medicine,
and recommended by the faculty everywhere, this
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and al ScrOfuOus affections
Sold by Charles StOtt. Washing;on, nd by a II re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
m ar slr1 Ia
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By A. GREEN, Auctioreer.

1.-TWO STORY AND ATTIC FRAME HOUSE
L AND LOT. ON FOURTH, BETWEEN M.ssACHU-
sETIshvsNUE AND NORTH ST., At ArcTIeN.-on
the PREMISES, at half past FIVE O'Clock p m, an
cellent two story and attic Frame House, contain
Ing 3 good and convenient rooms and the Lot on
which it stands, being parts Of Lots No % ard q,
IN square south OF square SIS, having front of 81
feet Fourth street west running b.ck 95 feet be-
tween MASSACHUSETTS, avenue and street north.
Terms: One third cash; balance In 6, - and Is
months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
4 deed gwen and deed of trust taken. Title IN
disputabe.
ap9-d A. GREEN. Auct
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,
Youths Dress Suits,
r,:,,-., Youths Business Suits,
ChiidrenS School Suits,
NOAH WALLER & CO., Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection It
Youths Clothing of the newe:t and richest desirns
In n material, trimming, and workmanship.
F. 10 those who study excellence with economy, in
fashlonaDe articles OF dress, an opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stool
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
oucoo pflces' 8D28-ly
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Additional from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, April l2.-The steamship Star
Of the w est, from Havana on the 9th, zone day
earlier than the lsabels departure has arrived
Most of her details of Mexican news have been
antici pated 10y the latter vessel
Miramon had not arrived at the capital at the
a est date.
The French Minister had been instructed 20 CO
operate with the English Minister in oonsum
mating armstice between the Church and
Liberal forces.
Intense excitement existed at the capital regard
ing the seizure of the Marin steamers
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A.GREEN. Auct.
BY A. GREEN, Auc.ionee-.

CHANCERY SALE.-By authority Of decrees
~ of the Crcuit Court Of the Di t-ict of CGlum5ia
and of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county,
Mary land, passed In a cause wherein Sewell AID
others are mpialnsDts, and the widow, heirs at
law, and admlnist rators of John Brereion de-
fsrdants will sell az auction. To the highest bid
der, on WEDNESDAY,. the ID day Of May next,
b-tween the hours OF IL and O'Clock IN the day on
tae premises, that beautiful parcel of laid, part of
the tract called 'Granby." near Bladenshurg, and
about Elk miles from the city of v ashlngton, and
easily accessible by the Baltimore raj road. con
tanning n acres, rood, q perches, or Whereabouts,
beng the western portion Of the northern part OF
"Granby" and lying north OF the main county road,
with the dwelling house and other Improvements
thereon.
Terms One-fcurth OF the purchase money IN
cash and the residue at s. IL and 10 n' NJ 20 De
secured by the purchaser onds, with gu ety. oear
Ing interest from the day sale, and by retaineo
lien on the premises Sold Conveyanelng al the
purchasers cost. -, ID, 4,
liz the terms are not complied with within three
days from the day of sale the property VIII be re-
sold amer i've days' notice in the National lntelll
gencer and Evening Star, at the cost and risk OF the
Any creiitors OF the said John Brereton who
NAV not have filed their claims notified To do
so on or before said day.
mar q Stawts A. GREEN, Auet.
H. an req rested by the parties interested 10
add the above advertisement that there a large,
excellent Dwelling house, two story and bas ement,
on the land, large barn. pump of good water, and
an unfaillng Ptream OF hne water running throug b
the property, which is we'll fenced, and distant
about Sh miles from the city.
W.REDIN, Trustee.
aps Stavts A. GREEN, Auct.
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mar l6-3m Wholesale A

IHE VOrARIES OF DISSIPATION. and victims of de-
fusion. can be brought to conviction of the error
OF their ways. and saved from world of mental and
bodily suffering. by needing the advice contained in
that popular work. H"man Fra ~, or Physioiogi
cGE Researches Ii is sound i'm its doctrines plain
bnt nofensye in its dictates. and being beautifully
illustrated with coored engravngs, it brings every
thing home To the cOncep tion that he who runs
may read " Sold by DR.. Barrow Ia4 Blocker
rywhere.
Sold also by 5. Calvert Ford, j., Washington,
ID q IN i'm,
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MARRlED,

On the IIth instant. at Trinity Church. by Rev.
Dr. Butler. CHARLES II. JONES, of Indiana to
OLIVIA, eldest daugb bier of Samuel Bacon. of this
city.
In Baltimore, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
James ID. NcCabe, CHARLES b. HOUGH. of
Washington city. to Miss REGINA 4 Nj. HAIR
VEIL, of Baltimore.
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RaItimoYe N1aykets

BALTIMORE, April 10 - Flour closed sctive
Howard street SO. Wheat closed buoyant; choi, @
white SI.SO; red 81 4sa1 so. Corn closed hrm
white 75a76c yellow 73a75c. Provisions closed
steady; MESS pork SIS; prime SIS; rumpsl4 bacon
sides l0c. Whisky closed quiet at - ka22kc.
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Financial

New YORK, April l3.-Stoch are lower but
active; Chicago and Rock Island 63H; Michigan
Southern - New York Central 7eA; Pa. Coal
Co. So; Reading i24; Va. 6's 93h; Mo. SIS 50.
L. s. SIS of lS7i, registered, lU3.
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Naval.

NORFOLK, April I2.-The U. S. sloop of war
Germantown, Commander Page, Of the India
squadron, arrived here last evening thirty-fve
DAYS from St. Helena, and Hong Kong on the 18th
of December. Officers and crew all well
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Excitement i'm the Cherokee Nation.

LEAvESwoRTH, X. T., April IA dispatch
from Fort Smith says the excitement In the Chero-
kee Nation on the slavery question, is increasing
and ii is feared that serious trouble 10 brewing
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Indiana Politics.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 12.-The Union Demo
cratic Constitutional Party nominated Mr.. Mclean
for the Presidency, and appointed dele, ates to
the Baltimore Convention.
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Kansas Politics.

LEAvENwoRTH, April l2.-The Kansas Repuh-
lican Convention has appointed delegates 20 the
Chicago Convention who are instructed 10 volts
for Seward
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BIS WALL & BARNARD, Auc.ioneers
pOSIilNE SALE OF BUILDING LOIS ON
4 MARYLAND AVENUE, FCRLIC SALK,-Dn
MONDAv AFTERNOON, 9Th inst at o clock,
we will sell, to the highest BIDDER. Lots numbered
avenue, near tbs toll gate, and between 18th and
18th streets east
Terms: Ore third cash the residue in s and y
months 18th interest end secured by deed of trust
tile perfect.
ap IS WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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New York NIarkets

NEW YORK. April 10 Flour is firm; State
IS 35 Ohio IS 95aS6. 10; Southern Sc l0as6 D
Wheat closed dull and nominallv declined ls2c
Corn has a declining tendency. Pork ia heavy.
prime sl3asli.l2. Lard is heavy. Whisky is
dull at
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HANS. HAMS. SHOULDERS AND DRIED
H BEEF-yust received and for sale by
r.. r.. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of /, and 9Th sta.
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NoIlcs--O1sf''ef Of Co!xn.bia Advertisement
20 % inserted ~ me BALTIMORE Sun are ,soe,vsd
sf and for,cardsd from THE STAR o6se..
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NO IA -GE SURE YOU IRE RIGHT. and inuuire for
MIS- Gardner,s Indian Balsam Of iverwort and
nOarhound, II You arc suffering from Coughs Coll a
onchIts, Asthma, in fact any lang disease. +,
can be found at all druggists. an I3Iw
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The Georgia Bank Robbery.

AUGUsTA, Ga, April 13.-It is reported ard be.
lieyed here that all the money stolen from the
Marine Bank Agency at Columbus has been re.
covered, but no details are given.
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THE Potomac Light Infantry, of Geoructoyvr
Capt. HollingswOrth will meet the National r fl
on their return from Richmond, to-day, and e,
cort them to their armory
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Mr. WALTER s. HUNTER will repeat his cele-
DRAFTED lecture on 1.-The Isles and Shores of Africa ,,
before the Lawrence Literary Association of the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, to- morrow even
ing. We understand that the citizens of W,sh
ington will have an opportunity Of hearing this
famous production on or about the 23d inst
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FIRE.-About IL O'Clock this morning. an
alarm of fire was given and the fremen tni,nad
out TO render assistance. The cause was the burn.
Ing OF the wood and coal office of Mr. ohm A
Moulder, corner of Eighth and H streets north. II
was SUPPOSED to be an incendiary act. Loss small.
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BEAR IN MIND the lecture Of Capt. j. H. Simp
SON at The Smithsonian this evening, on " Explo
rations in Utah.
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WELCH'S, BONDS. RAYS AND COLT
w MANS FLOCR.-Just received and for sale
by T.. r.. O'bRIEN.
South west corner of l. and oh sis
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and F
Inns
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WATCH REIURNs.-I.ast night the cell rang
was occupied by number of dodgers. No case
for trial were docketed WV
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE pJaN

By A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE, PIANO
IL FORTE, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE CHINA, GLASS AND CRocKERY WARE, AT
AUCTIoN.-On SAT CRDAI, the l4th instant, 4
shall sci, In front of my store, at Iu O'Clock a. M
An excellent two horse Open Family Carriage or
Bar0uche.
Large lot Of Mahogany and Walnut Fun ture
comprising Sofas, Bureaus, Marble top Wash
stands,
Centre and Side Tables, Bedsteads.
Brussels aud other Carpet,
cota Chalrs, Bedsteads, of every description,
OIiclt tn and Mating.
w tn a large LOT of other Furniture,
4 lso, Piano Forte.
The above Furniture is nearly Few and in fine
ode. ~
Terms at sale.
apl2 81 A. GREEN auc,
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Loo AL NEW S.

u 7AoxsA Tx STAR IS printed cn tie fastsst
fssaDs press II use soash Of Baltimore its edition
=: so large 10 rsqnrs 1: TO be PIT to p,.ss at an
early heSrj Advertisements, therefore, should BE-
seat Z" bsfors Ttrs!rs o'clock, ~; osls,wis. t6sv
ssay Net appear xnsiI the nsrt dav.
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VARIETIES. yARIETIEs.-Just received aud
for sale by r.. r.. O'BRIEN.
Southwest corner Of 4. and 9Th IT'S.
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ORANGES, LEMONS AND MAPLE SUGAR.
r. T.. o'BRIEN.
Southwest corner of l. aud 9Th st..
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.


TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE RUILD
l. ING LOTS IN The EASTERN PART OF THE CITY
AT AUCTION TIN WEDNESDAY,, pril 2o,h, $50,
by virtue Ct deed of trust to the subscriber bear
ing date the 9Th day of April 1853, and recorded in
Liber A s, No. ITS. folIos 429, 49,, 50 and 49,
one Of the land records of Washing ION county. in
the District of Co umba thu foilowi g mentioned
properly lying and being in the city of ashingt n,
IiStr,ct Aforesaid AID The sale :, will at l.
oGiock H., on .He Hrss named p,opeI.y VIZ:
IN square numbered ten hundred and eieh ty SIX,
q .O86,) lot numbered fifteen, C5) in square num-
bered two and four. e. and A. in square numbe ed
ten hundred and 'inety seven, 097, lots number d
six and seven, IS and ~ in square numb >red clever
hundred and nineteen, q 49, con aiming 81, 5Sl
square feet of ground. more or less
Terms cash. All conveyanc at the cost of the
purchaser.
II the terms are not complied with in five days,
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the proper
at the risk and expense IF the fret purchaser.
+. G. CARRINGTON, Trustee
ap 12-d&ds A. GREEN, Auc'.
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BY WALL 81 BARNARD, Auctionears
GNRUSTtE'S SALE OF FINE OLD WINES
4 PURE IMPORTED BRANDIE., OLD WHIsKYs
AND OTHER LIQUORS. AT AUCT ON On MONDAN
MORNING, the 10Th INST, at 10 O'clock, we will
SELL by order of the trustee, at the store of Mr. T.
Levy. north side of Penn. avenue, between lst
and I'd streets, his eLt:rs stock Of fne Wines and
Liquors, as
Pure French Brardies, IN wood and glass;
Pure Holland Gin. SchHapps.
Pure Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines,
Hook, Clarets and other German Wines
Champagne, Catawba and Moseile Wines,
"uid Wreck" Rye and Monongahea Whiskys,
In all large stock of Fine liquors. in wood
and ass, well worthy the ate xtion OF dealers and
private consumers
Terms: S25 cash over that amount a credit of
50 and 30 Gays, for approved enoorst notes bear
Ing interest. w. H. WARD, T,us:e.
ap lid WALL BARNARD, Aucts
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COUNT RoAD.-The United States Marshal fo,
THIS District and jury, this day assembled on the
county road, leading from near the Baltimore and
washington Turnpike to Queen Chapel. III,
owners of the land were represented by F. F
Queen, Esq, and the Levy Court by its Clerk and
Treasurer ~ ~
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LYON's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
ExtermInates Bed Bugs, Reaches Ticks Ants
Garden Insects &c.
1t contains no Poison
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u T.. O'RRIEN.
Il. GROCERIES AND VARIETIES
South csSt Corner Of l. and Ninth Streets.
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LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere an 9-su
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By A. CIR ZEN, AuctIoneer.
By ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO ,Auc:Ionesrs.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auc:onears
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
Build Nc LOTs. AT THECCRNER OF 'sT STREET
WEST AND NORTH u STREETS ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOUN, Nav 5th, at O'Clock. on the
premises, by virtue of deed of trust dated Septem
bar LIST, 1853, and duly recorded in Liber j. A. No
l55. foios 435 etc. OF the and records for Wash
lngton county. In the District of Columbia, shall
sell lots numbered a. p, % and 81, in James e..
McGnre's subdiv lsion of square 624
Lot fronts % feet LIST street west, the cor
ner of street north. and running back $50 feet
inches to 2, feet alley. Lots "a ~ and 81 front
each g feet 4a inches LIST street west between G
and Z streets north, and hack 80 feet inches
to ~ feet a. ley, together with the improvements.
nslsting of SINAI tGo story brick houses erected
on the rear OF said lots and fronting on the alley
Terms: One fourth casa the residue in g. - and
ID months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
If the terms Of sale should not he complied with
IN hve days thereafter, TIE trustee reserves the
fauitIng purchaser. " w
All conveyancing At the expense Of the purchaser
THOS FISHER, Trustee
an saM&ds J., @. McEIL K L 81 co AnntS
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GINGER SCHNAPPS. GINGER NUTS. TEA
NJ CAKES, AND BONDS BIOS ROY CRACK
ERS. AT IL CENTS PER POI ND,-lust re
ccived and for sale by T.. T. O'BRlEN.
Southwest corner of 4. and 9tl SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-13

A FINE LOT or SUGAR, AT CENTS
n per pound, q RICE. al cents per pound
f.. r.. O'BRIEN.
Southwest corner of l. and 9th ste.