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Later from Porto Cabelyo.

PHILADELPHIA. March Arrived bark w hits
Wing, from Porto Cabello on the 18th ult Sailed
in company with the brig Elmer, for New York
The country continues TO be in a distracted con
dition. Civil war prevailed without abatement
or decisive results. Gen Zouvera had been killed
in a recent action at Valencia.
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Vermont DeI,aat,, 10 CbarI.,ton

NERGESNRs, VT, March l-Three hundred
delegates, Democrats, of Douglas native district.
assembled here in convention yesterday. John
Cain. Of Rutland. presided. Chas G Eastman
and p. n Hyde, Douglas Democrats, were elected
delegates TO Charleston. Douglas was endorsed
with nine hearty cheers.
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Missouri Opposition Convention

ST. Louis, March The Nilsson / Opposition
State Convention met at Jefferson city YESTERDAY,
when Abel Leonard was made president
series Of resolutions were passed denouncing
the democratic party for its hereses on the slave
" and kindred questions, and nominating Hon
Edward Bates for the presidency
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. March , Flour closed firm; How
ard street IS. so Wheat closed buo, ant; sales of
1900 bush red 81 30asI .35 white 81 5OaSl s..
low 69a13c. Pork closed steady; mess Sls; prime
SIS Lard closed active al Hall &C. Whisky
closed steady at % &c
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Wisconsin Republican Convention

CHICAGO, Feb. 29.-The Wisconsin Republican
State Convenvention met at Madison today
Carl Schultz, HAM Crocker. John L Mc,jreyo.
and Thomas Stodardt, Were chosen delegate a.
large to the Chicago Convention.
Strong resolutions were passed instructing the
Dental candidate.
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Steamer Sunk

CINCINNATI, March THE steamer Challenge
from st. Louis. Of the Illinois river sunk ON
Tuesday, just above 81 Louis. Her cargo was
all saved by removing il 10 barges The boat
was valued at s. ,W0, aud insured in PitisLurg
for S5,W0.
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The Franklin Railroad.

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, March 1.-The franklin
Railroad was opened for passengers and freight
from this point TO Hagerstown, Md yesterday.
One train each way will he run daily. Passen
gers leaving Philadelphia or Baltimore in the
morning will reach Hagerstown at 63 O'Clock
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EafaI cci1Rnf.

CINCINNATI, Mach AT eight O'Clock thu.
morning, as the workmen were engaged in tear
ing down ST Xavier Catholic Church on Syca-
more street the walls fell, burying eighteen
twenty laborers in the ruins. Up 10 ten O'Clock
ten bodies have been taken out.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK March Flour IL frni Ohio - -
aS6; Southern IS 6ja5 80 Wheat is bnoyaBt wet
ern white 81 SIS Corn is firm; yellow sOC Pork
is heavy. Lard 10 heavy at 10. ali .c. WHISKY
closed steady at % sc.
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R.IrJNoRR neoamhar ODD

James Mcdonnell, Esq, Agent for Or Mon
cheerfully bear testimony to the uncommon vir-
tues OF Dr. NJ rde's Miraculous Pain Killer and
Great French Rheumatic Remedy. Our Mn Da-
wilson used II for severe rheumatism and received
Immediate relef We have also Ised II on several
occasions IN cur famIiiss and on our Work peOpje
for dferent complaints, in all with co ~ plete
success, We can confidently recommend It. Yours
truly, l.. HARRISON. DAVIDSON & co,
Wholesale Cap Manufacturers
Cha la otro
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Ef0auciaI

NV YORK. March9 Stocks are weaker Chi
cage ald Rock lsland OF Cumb CoSl Co lSs
Illinois Central bonds 49,: Michigan Southera
*; New York Central sOa; Pa. Ccal Go. &C.,
Canton Co. -; Mo. 6s "a
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NorIcs-Disfr,e' Of Colxn1bia Advertisements
10 Be Inserted =" the BALTIMORE suN are ,stssssd
o. aad for,cardsd from THE STAR sncs.
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MHN's DRESS S5IIs,
YOUTHS D2xss SUITS,
YossAs' Bxsissss Sssts,

= OCHO0E SSty1,
s. NOAH WALKKR & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
announce that their annual display of Fail and
winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. II
is comprised OF an assortment Of Gentlemsn's and
Youths Clothing of the newe:t and richest designs
In m material, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
fashiOnab e artic Of dress, an opportunity is 1nS
offered for SOLICITING from ta most attractive stock
drosd prioss. an Sa,,,
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GEO. WILSON The young man who was last
night arrested for attempt at robbery, was taken
on Iof nearing THIS morning. He is the victim
of intemperance and bad company The serious
charge turned ont TO be unfonnded except upon
the superstition of drunken companioa 1t was
dismissed: and he was fined S3.,5 for disorderly
conduct, by Justice Donn His Wifi vonny
woman, probably not more than Is years of age
was present and deeply distressed at the condition
oi her husband. 1t may prove warning that he
VIII remember, and quit whisky and bad COM
pany.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

of-, TO THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON. d. c..
GEORGETOWN. D. c.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
DR.. MoNTARDE, F. R. MIA.
PROFESSOR o tsis CHEMISTRY
UNIVERSITY s OF PARIS,
SOLE DrseovEREa AND conrousDzs
MIRAcGGiL11GHss f PAIN KILLER
pssI FRENCH RI EU J M All REMEDY.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
m tba abor. ALEXANDRIA, 10,
tho shSh
CHEMICAL 1sS MEPfSSh Iaf FR e Rf:ssii
Which have already Proved snd he fondly .rus,,
A soLAcE A rs FL StEEssISS TO MANKIND
MIRAcGL3HEss PA shSk
FRENCH RH hgt S SIsfs REMEDY
An INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
lsrAlLIHHfE: s SFsf +
HEADAcHE, DYSPEPSIA, CHoLERA MoRBUs. DE-
Billy, CATARRH OR CoLD IN THE hEAD,
cHBG 7I.s' ID H1EssIL!Iy. Loss OF APrETITE,
'Ecrs,, FLAruLKScY, spRAISs,
,,, FEVER s2Fg!SEi AND br AG SHs;
lNFIAMED GUMS OF 'rEETHiSs CHILDREN,
IS ifsiF L Il "a s like fGSTTS1ss'
INSTANTLY r. AtnIh yNe PAM OF
from asi e ES sss may be inferred
THE ES VI THEs F AR SGGHMFKhss
BY H. NJ. OUT En- VICTORIA,
coURrASD raESSSPhfkFha HASD. BRITAIN
BY TH NE hftM5sfFIfA% oFFq nSEGfH AND
Thus oohoedi bva and ESTABLISHING its claim to be
THE G5Ei$ \ si$fBFF
now submit HR PEo e fhf verdict of
.ssi sf kE H fTssaRSs for
EquaIng Its European, and secure for il ropular-
The price as Only25 cents per bottle
Thus placing this lnestiIuabe blessing within The
Il have appointed JAMES mcdonnell, ESQ, o.
Unifed States ON whom all desired Information
me nndsTsg me IN the attention
tnS clClZSns OF the Dlstrlct, Alexandria DC. the
above medicine. begs to assure them thai m ~. t
MORE it h.. fully realized ali DR.. Montarde claim,
for 1t, exciting the wonder and gratitude of
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS
who have been relieved by IL.
n confirmation of which beg to direct atlantic,
to the following Certificates of
PROMINENT CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE,
voluntarily rendered, in attestaton of its eStraor
binary merits,
READ THE CERTIFICATES.
40 BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1867
Mr.. James McDonnell.-Dear sir: Allow me I,
bear testimony to the efficacy Of I" DR. Non,arde'
NJ Pain Killer" Having had bad col,
could scarcely stand,Dl applied the Pain Killer q
night, and next day had traces of pain whatever
Yours truly, HENRY a.. GRIFFIN,
of X. b. Griffin & Sors
Il South Charles street Baltimore
BALTIMORE. January 9Th, 1860.
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THE ROOr ALL EVIL" Is the venom of disease
lnsted into the system by early abnse, lndu seRce
and excess OF any kind. This must be eredicatfd
from he s.stem W without delay; no, moment should
ne lost. TIE pern,cions use Of ms~cnry Will not DO
1t; nay 1t will lnJure rather than cure. Triesen1nr
!, j. 8, is your only chance-a perusa of the book
!, Human Fra'Ay, or Physiological Researches" il
lustrated with coOred ensravings will explain e.
erythlng. Ii will only cost you % cents. To be had
of Dr. Barrow 1914 Blocker street, New Yolk.
Sent free OF postage everywhere.
Sold also by s Calvert Ford. Jr., Washington,
d. u. fe lm.T
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
"A TURF, CRoCkERT AND A LARGE LOT OF RIM
NANTs OF CARPETS AND OuLCLorH AT : UcrIoN-
On SATURD" y. the sd mt shall cell, In irunt
large lot Of EN- ants of Ca pets and ullcloth. a
good lot of Crock ~ and China Vases. sold without
reserve, large lot OF second hand Furniture, such
Bureaus, Sofas. Bedsteads
MardrobAs, ables, Feather Beds,
"eddInE aud Matt esses, DC &c.
q 'EaEEN
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Arrival of the Nova Scotian-No List Of the
Hungarian's Prsseneers.

PORTLAND, March 2.-The Anglo Saxon has ar
rived. but brings no list Of the HungHrien's p"s-
sengers. The highest estimate now Of their mum
Der is IS.
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THE PRISONERS DOCK. This mornino the
dock at the guard presented a hard crowd
Tor the legal investigation Of Justice Dom, the
suing magistrate at that station. The charge
them Were recognized rs old FEEDERS upon the
charity Of orr citizens and were sturdy. able.
bodied men. qualified to haul a seine dig, plough,
of the squad are Of suspicious stripe, dcdoing
about from place to place if looking fer prettT
sets OF curtains stores easy to be robbed
exposed. &c. Some of these will be useful at the
Idrm, ana Others at the fishing shores. One
charged with an attempt to rob-will be tried, and
II identified with the fact will be sent to the
Criminal Court
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WATCH RETrRSs.-Edw'd Johnson malicious
mischief; security for court. VIM REILLY. vagranf:
Workhouse 90 days. James Walsh suspicious
circumstances; do. 60 DAYS. Seth Lunsford va
grant, do. 60 days. Valentine Wagner. do do.
t0 days. Joseph Brown do do GO DAYS John
Williams, do; do. 80 days Thomas Eskridqo.
DO do 6' days. Hugh Kelly, do; fine and costs.
HICKS, do; do. 50 Is. Geo. Wilson, attempt at
robbery and disorderly conduct; held for further
nearing. Thirteen dodgers We're accommodated
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THE PACkIr sCHooNERs ARCTIC AND FAIRFAX,
rom View York with full cargoes Of merchandise
JOY tne District, have arrived at Alexandria.
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QUKRU's COP Liver OIL JELL

Approved by the New York Academy Of Medi-
cine. 1t is twice more etfcacious than the lieuid
oil. II Is the only cure for Sorofuias, Consume
ton sld al kinds of Coughs.
Also,
QUERU's JELLIFIRp CASTOR OIL, by which the
Ofens greasiness of the oil is obviated For sale
Georgetown
PENFcLD, PARKER & MOWER, Wholesale gents,
Ii Beekmen street, New York CITY, no SIN
MRS: WINsLOw, an experienced nurse and female
physician. has SoothinE Syrup for ChiId.n Teeth
,ns which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by soften ng the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will allay all pain, and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves, and relief and health your infants
Perfectly safe In al cases. Soc advertisement In
another column. 90 II-iy
PENNIKs-PersOns desiring Pennies will ALWAYS
find them for exchange at the Star Offios oountsr
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CHAS. g. WALLACE
Has removed his once 70 his residence. No. 4 In
diana svsnue. bstveen ~ and Sd sGeets, nearly
opposite The est vlrg Of The City Han.
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BAtTIMORE, January 9Th, 1850
James Mcdonnell, Esq: A gent for Or. Mon
.arde's Miraculous Pain Killer and treat French
Remedy.-Dear Sir: Please acce pit nv thanks /, r
the bottle Of Dr. Montarde's Miraculous Pain
Kills aud Great French Remedy, which gu klnaI,
sent me. In my case IL has indeed proved !. Mi.
raaulous" | used 1t for severe attack of Rheu-
matlsn, and on ;h9 very first application was com
Yours, DC, II. SrODUARD.
Agent for Chickering'S Pianos
Calvert stTee.
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BY J. g. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctioneers.
ID week on TUESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY
an" SATTR DAY, at the st,r re of w. F. Bayly,
fe 285t BEN. FRENCH, Salesman.
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
Advertisement of DIR. WOolfson, the opticlan, 2S4
teenth streets which appears in the lntelligencer
and states. 1t will be seen that his Strengthening
many eminent gentlemen. presumed to be judges IF
their good qualities, and of the comfort to he de-
rlyed from their use by those who require the aid
OF these important instrumentelIties. Dr.. w. has
been located III this citv for several yesrs de 1-y
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IL MoxgI THE STAR IS prfsfsd on the Jastsss
sssa. press ~ use so.tA Of Baltimore, its edt.ie
1, so args to reqxrs ft to be pxt PRESS a, an
s1rly kovr; Advertisements, therefore, should b
,..: IN before T0s'rs o'clock, NJ; othersiss the,
1,y sos appear ssfii the next day.
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SUPREME CoURT.-Yesterday, Hon w Dunn
OF Indiana, was admitted an attorney and counsel
lor of this Court '''
No. Zig. Jose Dolores Pacheco.s administ,a,o,
appellants. agt the United States. This cause
was argued oy Mr. Goold for the appellants, and
by MIR. r. VI Stanton for the appeliees.
No. LIB. The executors, widow and heir, of
Frederick Notrebe. deceased, appellants. agt
William w. Woodf,lk This cause was .nb
mitted to the consideration Of the Court on the
record and printed argument by Mr. Pike for the
appellants. and by Mr.. Meigs for appellee
No. 1i6. The Bank of Pittsbury plaintiff in
error, agt. John 5 Neal ct al. This cause was
argued by MIR. f.. Nj. Stanton for the appellants
and MIR Thompson for the appellees Adjourned
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MARRIED.,
1890
DIED.

ON Friday morning, the % instant JAMES
THICKER, in the 58h year of isags
His funeral viii TAX pac, IT Jm his Ate residence
Gh FRY St, Georg town, on Sunday. at 2 oclocl .
BIS frer and relatives raspec fully Invited 10
att 'nd the funeral The service will take pli at
trinity church.
On the lst instant. after brief and painful i'll
ness, which she bon with christian resi- yratinn
MIS- CAThARiNE K HEEM. in the til year of
H. ar age. he dece. sed was formerly resident NJ
Alexandria. Va. but for the last II years resident
Oil this city. tBalt. Sun and Alex papers copy) =
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MARSHA LIS SAL Fin virtue of q Tee wrIIs
WI of ferI facias issued from the clerks flee OF
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. for
the cOunty of Washington, and to me dir cred. !
Will expO,e to pubic SALE for cah III front of Mar
tins Hotel on the corner of 8th and ID streets, in
the city IF Washington on SATURDAY the 10th
day of March next, 1850. commencing at O'Clock
a. M, brown Mules, seized and levied upon as the
goods and chattels of Charles c. Ca v. aud will he
sold to satisfy JudIcials Nos 65, IS and ST. TO MAY
term 1850 in favor of Daniel Crowley, Morris Sui-
van and Patrick Barritt.
w. SELDEN,
U. s. Marshal for District of Columbia.
fe 28-dts
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Nv A. GREEN AuctI0nce-
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
- KITCHEN FURNITURE AUCT oN.-UnTUfS
DAY. th" 9Th list shall H. at he ,ate resIcence
OF Enos f. berkeley, decesstd, on u street south,
between 18th and 18th streets cast, commencing at
Y % ciascS m. good assortment of Furniture viz
Mahogany So as, Tatles. Stands.
Ghairs. Decks, Maple ard other Bedsteads,
WardrObes and Washstards.
Car2"ts, Chairs. r. ather Bedding and Mattresses,
90. king Stove and other articles Of Furniture.
Terms made Known nn day OF sale.
WIN. DIXON. Executor.
d aGpEEN net
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FUTURE DAYS.
By BARNARD & RUCKY: Georreto

BY BAKNARD & RUCkY Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGE
TowN AT PUBLIC AUCT N-Dn MONDAY
AFTERNOON, 5th Marcn, at "a o'clock, we will
SELL IN front OF the preni paTLs of Lots IS and
fronting - feet Congfess street betweea Bridge
alley. - ~
. This valuable lot was formerly the site Of Odd
FelC WE Hal, recently destroy Ell iy fire, and WI
be sold. together with the brick ard the remains OF
the same, 10 the highest bidder.
Terms: One fourth cash; alance IN 6, y and Ia
months, bearing interest, and secured by deed OF
trust on the p emises.
BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
MS! Id Georgetown, d. G.
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PENNlRs.-PsrsOns desiring Pennies will aIway,
find them for exchange 1T the Star Offios counter
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AT THE CoLLECToR's OFFtCr CRY U.,, co,
hector Halliday and his assistants are busily en-
gagged In making out lists of all persons in arrears
LOT taxes on their personal property, who are pres
ehuy 20 De looked mp and made to foot up not
only the accounts for the last wear, but those of
previous years. for the last tive six years Con-
sloefanie mas already been done In this matter
Collector to balance all such accounts even - tho
coercion OF the law should be required to enforce
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THE CHEAPEST FANS IN TgE,J,v 49,.
i at tfe % ST. LAMMOND'S. 7tb 81.
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By j. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers.
V'o BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS-TwKN-
- If -FOUR CASTS Doors AND SHOES AT PUBLIC
SALE.On SATURDAY MORNING, March Sd,
AT ~ O'Clock on the fret floor OF our auction rooms
We shall sell. without reserve in lots TO SUIT the
trade an assorted lot of Mems AID women's Boots
and Shoes. comprising
aoo pairs Women's Cali, Kip and Grain heeled Lace
Boots, assOrted sizes,
6s palrs Ladies, and Misses sewed morocco Con-
gress-heeled Boots,
Men Women's and Misses India Rubber Over
shoes,
So pairs Mems. Youths and BOYS thick Boots
MOnroes and Brogans,
475s dozen Mems six ush and Mohair Caps,
IeTms: $50 and under, cash over that sum, q
cred OF 81 ard 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
fe p J. C.. McGIIIRE A. CO Aucts
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ALMOST FIRE-This morning, early, smoke
was seen in the banking house Of Swe-ny, Ritten-
house, FAINT x Co, on Pa. avenue, near Brown q
Hotel Upon trying to enter TO discover the res sou
of IL, the door was found locked Fortunately, a
person connected with the bank soon arri vrd and
few buckets Of water exiting uished the flames
The damage is very trifing, but might have been
much heavier but for Its early discovery. The
rfe was apparently accidental.
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Mr.. +. A. MARBURY, formerly a merchant of
Alexandria, who wentto Barbados for his health,
died there recently.
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TEACHERS OF the District will notice that from
the programme of exercises published a few DAYS
Size that very interesting meeting is expected at
the Smithsonian tomorrow, at 10 O'Clock
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ART EXHIBITION notice ,n,ono tho ,o,,.
pictures at this exhibition that have lately been
added to the collection a fine COPY of Guido,s
IRIS" who, in mythology, is represented as the
uouosSs OF D>scord, and she looks though she
wGu.d be apt to excite discord i'm the family II
is surprising that Mrs Jupiter-who was inclined
to be lii TUE jealous-should have kept SO charm
ing nymph In her household
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PAYING OFF.-The ONCE Of the Chief of Police
is thronged to-day with men who served as
specials on the 22d ultimo, who are being paid So
each for their services on that occasion
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A. bALTIMORE, Feb. IT, 1860.
MI. James McDonnell.-Dear sir: Allow me to
bear testimony to the efficacy of Or NJon,ardasS
Miraculous Pain Killer" HAHN. had a lad CID
with very severe pain in my back, so great that
could scarcely standD applied the Pain Killer al
night, and next day had no traces of pain whatever
Yours truly, HENRY q. GRIFFIN,
of X. B. Griffin & Sors
II South Charles street Baltimore
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORO

THIS AFTERNO0N q TOMORROW
I LIVERPOOL SALT, HERRINGs, &o, AT
a. M hUcT on ~ ALEIANnRIA.-0n SATUk DAY,
$50 sacks Liverpool Coarse Salt,
o barrels Eastern Herrings,
M0iasses, Candle 3, &C., &c
Particulars at SALE.
:, WILLIAM H; FowLE SON,
III No 4 Scuth Wtarves.
By J. C. McG UIRE CO.. Auouoneers.
OLD OFFICE FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C.,
- AT AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
March "a, at2 clock, on the pavement in front of
ohe POST Once Department, we shall sell lot Of
olo FURNITURE, de-, comprising
Desks, Tables, Chairs. Washstands,
benches, Toilet Sets, Buckets,
Carpets, OIlclofh, Matting, &C.
Terms cash In specie.
fe ed &C. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF STOCKS-
"A On FRIDAY AFTERNOON March I'd, at 4
o'clock at the auction rooms, we shall sell. in sums
S." E,1IPoIstiOn of Washington quarterly per
saSS 500 cGTpo5stion of Alexandria Registered per
Terms cash in current funds
fe I'D J. G. MCGUIRE 6 co, Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
ClTY STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
~ FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March I'd 1850, AZ
= o cock. at the auction rooms, we shall sell, in
$500 Corporation of Washington six per cent.
s+SS &C., Corporation of Washington FIVE per cent.
$500 Corporation of Alexandra six per cent.
Terms cash in current funds
fe I'D &c. McGUIRE& CO, AuctS.
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CouRr MATTERS The continued Ill health
Of Judge Crawford, Of the Criminal Court
Monday next, upon the opening Of the March
term. His place will therefore be supplied by
Chief Justice Dunlop, of the Circuit Court and
notice has been given to that effect We are r. .
joiced to learn, however, that Judge Crawford is
slowly amending, and will, it is hoped, be able
10 assume his judicial functions ere long
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EOh RENTAL storeroom or Office. the
ROOM. on 6th st Get, q square above pa s~.
to Johnson & SUTTON, corner sth st ard d 'PP p.
o~onuo' fe28 cost