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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 20 Flour closed steady;
Howard street S5.75. Wheat closed buoyant;
white 81 .52al .6e, advance Of &c. Corn cloet a
nrm; white 6Sa7Uc., an advance Of DC yellow 7Oa
prime sl5s. rump sli Whisky closed dull at
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Financial

NKw YORK, March 30.-Stocks are higher but
firm; G hicago and Rock Island 65x; Cumberland
Coal Co. Ak; Illinois Central shares 6l8i do.
bonds 81 ~; Michigan Southern PIX; New York
Central "a; Reading az; Va. Sc 9oki No. Sc
s2L; L. s. SIS Of Is7i, 1UIS.
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The LECTURE of Prof. Fowler, on Phrenology,
at philharmonic Hall, last evening, was of gen
eral and practical nature. After the lecture, the
committee on examinations presented Mr. Josiah
Polk, the elder Mr.. Tibbetts, John D. Clark and
Capt. Goddard, Chief of Police, the characters of
all whom the Professor deineated to the satisfac-
ton and no little amusement of the audience
The lecture announced for to- light is upon The
evidences Of the truth of Phrenology,h and to-
proposes to give the ''mental qualities requisite
for President and Mayor
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By A. GREEN Auotioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PRoPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-On MON
pay, the I'd day Of April next, 1850, shall SELL in
font OF the premises. at o'clock m, BY virtue
the Circuit Court Of the District of COLUMBIA, al
that piece or parcel Of ground lying cpd being IN
laid down the plan or plot Of sad oity being lot
marked T., In square numbered S1s, together with
Brick House, with back building, &c.. &C.
The above mentioned property 10 handsomely sit,
street.
cash halance in and II monthe, the purchaser 10
give satisfactorily endorsed potes for the deferred
upon the full payment of the purchase money And
the rsthcaton OF the SALE the trustee will convey
the title 70 the purchaser at the purchasers cost
IL the terms are not complied with in DAYS After
sale the trustee reserves the right To resell the
property at the rsk and of the Seanltioe pur-
chaser, by advertising such resale three tunes In
the Star new spaper.
SAMUEL L. BRYANT,
Trustee and Guardian.
mar a-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
OFFENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE Build
II ING Lois IN SQUARE No. $40, on THE ISLAND
April next, shall sell. front of the premises,
commencing at S O'Clock p. m, twenty three hand
some building lots, being of the origi-
No 54a. ~ " " S
This property fronts 81 and "a stref ts west and
u and H streets south, all the lots running back TO
wide alley, with frontage of from ls to q feet
the Seventh Ward NV ~
The brief of title may be seen by application a,
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash the balance in
3, and months, for notes bearing st from
and a deed OF trust taken for the deferred paw
ments. -
Ii the terms arc not complied with vithip Eve
days after said sale the property will be resoId at
the rl.k and cost ofthe defaulting purchaser
mar ia A. GREEN, Auct
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MARRIED.

E IN tne S9th instant, by the Re- Mr.. Lehman.
RY AND l.. HUNT to Miss MARY A. MUR,
VI tne 20 March, by Rev Dr. Samuel ID. Finck-
~ ~, MT; cCHAkLES ZEIR and Miss MARV
DOWNS, both of this cIty ~ MA
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BY A. GREEN, Auctroneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
GALE OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT
- AUCTlON.-On MONDAY, the 2i day of hpriI
shall sell, at 10 O'Clock M, at the store Of Theo
dore Jones, corner of 10Th street and New ork
avenue, an excsllent stock of Family Groceries and
Liquors, viz:
Sugars, Cofees. Starch, Spices &c.
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
Nutmegs, Msce, Citrnn, hlspIce and Cloves
Buckets, Brooms, Willow Ware and ubs,
noI"ng, Black, Imperial and Other Teas,
RouTbon w husky and old Cograc BRANDY,
IIolla and Gin, Madeira and Port Wines,
smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
CHARS Of Tsrent brands,
Together with many other articles too numerous TO
enumeTata.
Terms: a i sums Of and under SIS cash ; over So,
acredlt OF 90 and 9" days, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
mar q A. GREEN, Auct.
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best Ice f1s. LARS, very pretty and very cheap
SIS rhliadelphla Confectionery, corner 18th and r
mar linz
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PERSONAL.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ALL
persons Indebted to the late James A. Black
Are hereby warned TO settle their accounts before
the 10Th of prl or their bills will be placed in the
nands 0f an officer to collect the same.
Mar g 81" SAML HOOVER, Adminis,r,
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A New Phase for the Mscdenoush will

New. ORLEANS, March 3O.-A codicil 20 tn,
Maodonough will has been produced, bsquenth
ing S30,0U0 to a city watchman. The general
impression prevails that this codicil 10 forgery
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WANTED TO HIRE-A steady WOMAN 10
w cook wash and iron for a small family in the
county, ahSnt two miles from the 1ieo1ettown
ten or twelve years cid Inquire immediste1y st
DO DO; 5a9 lsth street west, between street and
: III. o'ehu"' 24-2Wt
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
FHANCERY ShLE.-By authsrlty of DEGREES
OF the ClrcGit Court of the Di. trict of Columbia
And OF the Circuit Court for nce Georges county
Msry land. passed In a cause wherein Sswell and
others are compalnants, and the widow, heirs at
Jaw, and aGmlnis' rators of JOHN Brereton are de-
ieIdants Will sell az auction, to the highest bid
der, on WEDNESDAY. the 81 day of NAV next
between the hours of u and O'Clock In the day on
the premises that beautiful parcel of land part of
the IIact called ..GIanby." near Blade sburg, and
ahOnt SIX miles from the city of ASKING ton and
easily accessible by the Baltimore raj road. con-
tanning "a acres rood, Il psrches, or Whereabouts,
beng the western portion of the Lorthern part OF
"Gr andy, and lying north of the main county road
with the dwelling house and other improvements
thereon.
Terms, One-fourt of the purchase money In
cash and the residue AT 8, IL and % ms n'hs, TO be
secured by the purchasers tonds, with Gu ety. bear
Ing interest from the day of sale, and by retained
lien on the renisos sCld. Convey anc ing at the
purchasers cost.
If the terms are not COMPLIED with within three
days from the day OF sa the property will he re-
sod after hye day s. notice in the National Intel-
sencer and Evening Star at the cost and risk of the
defautlng purchaser.
An, creditors of the said John Brereton who
may not have filed their claims are notified TO do
60 on or before said day. " ~
w. REDIN, Trustee.
hnt N-Sua~Hs A. GREEN Auct.
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BARRY's TRrcopurpors

Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing R.,,
living Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
sonns the Hair Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drur-
glsts and Perfumers
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EOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, coaohmsn
Il and farm servant. ne ~ quick and industrious,
a n, itsl breaker. orderer and ma nager of horses
and com petent any possible fam vol and tie
manat erent Of sny machinery used on q f. m, and
n, q, wears Of age To q southern gentleman re
curing an intelligent and very useful seTv.nto f
thIs description, for his ova use. he viii be
sold bargain in order 10 get hlm a rood home
Ills owner " al not sell him to trader Please ad-
dress BnK No. 4 z Star Office ma n AZ
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By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
STQCkS AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
- AFTERNOON. April Sd: At five O'CLOCK, at
SSGo Corporation of Washington SIX per cent.
Stock,
$4,000 Corporation Of AIexandria Coupon Bonds.
1870 Cor Grafton of Alexandria Registered Stock
Alto Pew No. 76 In Trinity Church.
mar 80 d C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts,
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
~ TURE AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,
April 4th shall sell, at the residence Of ~ Ha:sr
Esq, No. 43O north side of | street, between 9th
and 10th Streets at 10 O'Clock a. m an excellent as
sortment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Chairs, Sofa and Tables,
Ore hne Mahogany Extension Table,
Dreasing and other Bureaus and Bcdsteads,
French Plate Gilt Frame Mirror,
Mar bio top Table,
Bees and Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Chlna, Glass and Crocxery Ware,
Fine Refrigerator.
Cooking, K adiator and other Stoves,
With many other articles which we deem unneces
sary to enumeTate.
Terms: All sums under SIS cash over SIS a
circuit OF o. 30 Gays, Tor notes satisfactorily en-
dorSed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auct
j. S.-The House is for rent. Inquire on the
premises. mar % "A
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M GAS FIXTURES.
w Have IN store, and are daily receiving, GAS
FTfTUR SIS Of entirely new Patterns and Designs
and Flush, superior ST. lie TO any thing heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite citizens general
II 10 call and examine our stock OF Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the beet
selected stock IN Washington
All Work ia the above line Iutrusted 20 oar care
MYERS a. McGHAN.
mar stf $40 A. street.
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The THEArRE.-The play Of g The Lady Of
ance" at the theatre, last night, it was capitaly
performed throughout, Miss Davenport persona
ting Pauline in the most admirable manner while
Mr.. &. u. Hill represented Claude MelnOtte with
ability The bill for tonight is the beautiful play
Of Loves Sacrifice" miss Davenport as Mar
saret Elmore,) and the amusing farce of % The
Artful Dod-er."
Tomorrow night Miss Davenport takes her
benefit, and makes her last appearance here pre.
vious to her departure for California.
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auc.ioneers.
pEREMPTORY SALE OF BRANpIES
4 WHISKY AND WINE AT AUcTIoN-On SAT
3st Inst, at IL O'Clock, we will sell Al the
Ap9cuon Rooms. without reserve, on account of
Is barrels Copper Distilled xxx, Martin and other
brands Whisky and Brandy
10 quarter casks Brandy ana Sherry Wines
tnree quarter pipe Fishes Holland Gin,
Terms cash.
mar "a WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
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ARREST FOR AN INcENDTARY ArrEMPr.-Yes-
teIday, Robert Fenton was arrested by officer
Lloyd ,,of the Seventh Ward and taken before
Just &c Dom on charge Of attempting to burn
mouse on First street, the lime kiln, occupied
py margaret Wheatley, on Wednesday night.
rom the testimony Of the woman it appeared
that tenton went to her house that night and be-
nayed so BADLY that she took him by the shoulders
and put him out of doors About ten O'clock a
young man named Fugit went in the house and
ashed II the night man was not in the yard. She
shlu no tugltt said, then somebody has set your
mouse hre They ran out and discovered that il
was So ana the fire was getting under way They
Puu IL OUT. Fugitt said that, approaching the
nTuse ne saw man strike match In the ward,
winch made him ask the question abouf the
night man. They hunted around to find who
Wds IN the nelghborhood, and the only person
hearing. A' i"i 'nef
w nile waiting for security, another woman en-
tereo the office, and charged that Fenton and
person named McNear had been guilty of ye,v
dlsorderly conduct in the street and at her bouse
In this case he was fined 81 o.
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FUTURE DAYS

By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
GALE OF COWS AND ROGS AT TIE
- MON TAVERN STABLES AT AUCTION On
MONDaf MORNiNG, I'd April, at 10 O'Clock, we
Will sell al the Union Botel Stables
7good Milk Cows,
9Hoss.
Terms al sale.
mar % d BARNARD RuCKFY krcts
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ROARD.-A gentleman and lady or two or three
- slnvle gent emen, can find Rooms aud Board,
CITY. mar 2ltf
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MEssRs HUTCHINSON MUNRO announee thei,
Spring opening Of fashionable millinery, to take
place TO- morrow (Saturday.) Miss Thompson viii
Introduce their new style Of Spring bonnets, &c
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By A, GREEN, Auct,one,


VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
FRONTING on It'll AND 9Th STREETS WEST BE-
TwERNO AND p STREETS NORTH AT AuCrIoS .
"a III UkSDAY, the 5th of April, shall sell, In
i o, the premises at O'Clock p. m, the folio
ana In square No AZ HAVING front Of Isl feet
On ~ with ga6el width 9Th street, and 300 feet
handSomely ard elevatedy situated, and in a very
rapidly improving part of the city. '
q, Terms One fourth cash balance in s. IL, 10 and
"a months. the purchaser or purchasers to give
notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
taken. Title indisputab G. - ~
The lots will De subdlvided to suit purchasers.
mar sd A. GREEN, Auct
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g The PRoPRIEroR Of the Kirkwood House was
presented with a beautiful gold headed cane lat
evening as testimonial Of the high esteem held
by the many guests of this favorite house.
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NoTIcE-Dfsf-sef Of Colsmbia Advertisements
70 - asserted - tae BALTIMORE Sun are rsosivsd
81 ard fs,,ea,dsd from THE STAR ona4.
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WhNTEn.-Owirgto the continued indisnosI
w, w ton of the Matron, the Washington CITY
Protestant Orphan Asy um de~irss to employ a
person In her place for the coming year ANY an
plcatlons nsy he made TO the Managers ut the uest
meeting Tuesday, April 81. at the ASYLUM on II
efe9t, near 9th,-Or to Mrs. X. :. CONE
ar rs diana
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BOARDING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES desirable CHAMBERS
l. suitable Tor families or single gentlemen, are
nov vacant at j. n. Stuart's Boarding House No
4o3 9th street, one door south off. The location
Is one of the most desIr tb In the CITY The paT-
lOrs spacious and the house supplied with all the
modern improvements. SUCH As water and gas in
the chambers, hath, &c. Terms moderate. Tab a
BOdruerS accommodated. mar $751;
NEW BOAR NG.HOUSE-MRS PAYNE
i has inst opened Boarding house near and IN
view OF klrkwOOd House. south Of Pa avenue,
Nd 18th street, where permanent and trans ert
boarders can find comfortable accommodations
Furnished Rooms to let, with without Board.
mar SL1ws
ROARD.-A gentleman and lady, or two or three
~ slnvle gent emen, can find Rooms and Board.
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CHILnE MURAT.-This celehfated troiu't
~ Stallion y 40 stand for service tps snse "a
Ing season, commencing the seth al MAJ. 10Y
He can be seen At Martins Llvers etaOle -
on 18th street. Those wishing % Improve tnI
be surpassed BY any IN the COUNTY, MARTIN.
mar ~ Wv ~. W. NAhA''
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lHE BALL OF the Washington Light Infantry
10 come Oh on Easter Monday, the 9th of April,
looked forward to with great Interest nv onr
Pleasure-loving citizens Of both sexes.
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WANTS.

WANCED-By a. Young married man, EN-
w PLOl MENT in some respectabIe b1s ness
t"'heI than dry ,goods) whereby he may ba enabled
given as to character, If REQ ured line addTessS1
10 the Undersigned Will be promptly attended to
nif1 - u. III. IL K First I'd
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IETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY next, the 81 April, 1860, same
w. SELDEN
U. S. Marshal for Distr ct of Coluabis
mar 27d
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WE ARE REQUEsTxp to call the attention of the
police to the gatherings Of rowdy characters at
inc corner OF Thirteenth and half and streets
Ihel, language and conduct is described as most
IePrehens5 le and ladies In several instances hay
oeeh grossly insulted in passing this point.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE CO. Arctioneer,
EURNITUREANDH OUSEHOI,D EFFEcrS
INC AT ruBL'c AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY MORN
~ o np1 90 at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of the
ia.e 1oseph Mcdowell, street, between 9th and
"a streets ga door east of Temperance HALL we
s ho SOL, the Furniture and Effects comprising
lor Chairs e'o' "oi"' iNo'Aei "no Far-
N MaInut Whatnot Marble top Tables,
Damask CnrtaIns, Lounge, Shades
lane ana w ood seat Chairs. Clock,
Dttnlns and other Tables. Olcloth,
nhIee-rly and Ingram Carpets,
Beasteads, Bureaus, Warehouses
Ri anu hpsk Mattresses, Bolsters ard Pillows,
B,ankets, Go lforts, Spreads,
Co assissa ms Table Sets. Looking Classes,
Together with the usuaI Assortment, oe u;.t
Req uistes, ''. Vi hi'cheh
Terms; S2o and under cash over that sum 8
notes, bearing interest. onuorseo
mar sod ]. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auct..
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BY BAKNKD d BUCKLEY GeorgetOEn.
TRUSTEE SALF.-By virtue of decree Of
L the Orphans Court. (cOpfrmed by the Circuit
Court oil the Dist let OF Columbia county of WASH
Ingtonl male In the case Of the heirs of the late
samuel l,elshear, deceased, the NJ darsigned will
TUESDAY, the second day of April, 1850. al {
o'clock p. M, upon the premises, that desirable
Ge"rgetown, ID. C, having a front on SAID street
R6 " ieet and running hack s. feet. ha i'm prove
ments on SAID lot CO slsts of a three sto-y frame
hamse suitable for a large family, st.bie &c
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in and IL
months the purchaser to give notes for the defrred
pa meHts, arng interest from the day of sale
A deed given and a deed of trust taken, A n oop-
veyarcinG at the cost OF the purchase. lite IN
dlsputable. = r. BRoWN
Attorney for the heirs.
mar p BABNARD& BUCKLEY Aucts
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now on strike for living wages. Tbi. commit.
zee Is fully empowered to appoint sub committees
representing the different branches of trade 80
ni rssts. T. Robinson, chairman A. F. Cum
TheSInrn, unomas Champion, Bernard Bryan,
brandt j. Hugh Mccartney, James r. Boisseau
III. Joseph Walsh, Il. NJ Ofutt Il Curran
I rnomas Aitemus, James Gavin, William Bovd'
r n.ai, hoofnagle, John w. Bright, James
s Barbour, Henry ODER, Louis Marceron'
anon woodward, and james A. French.
THE WRONG PARrY.-On Wednesday detect,v.
60 "a n; Alien received dispatch from Baltimore.
upon the arrival Of the Ave O'Clock train "a ms,
oy the name OF John Ruzzo, about We feet binh
has black hair and bald TOP. black wbi,L..,
mixed with gray hairs, a short nose, and cannot
converse hnenty In the English language He is
ABOUT forty years, accompanied by his wife and
four children. Keep him in Jail until fnrthsr
notice, as be swindled me Of about one hnndred
dol ars worth Of merchandise On the ARR val of
the train, officer Allen arrested passenger who
was accompanied as described, and whose apnear.
ance corresponded in particulars to the rartv
men ioned in the dispatch. On examination. Il
turned out that the wrong party had been arrested
ana that the one in custody was a gentleman of
hlgh standing, as was vouched for by leading
citlzens OF Washington. BY the evening train
yestt lay, Mr.. Miller came on from Baltimore,
and the result Of a conference held with officers
Allen and Reese was the arrest Of the person he
wanted who is named John Rupp, is a German,
nse ieet ana seven inches tall-the dispatch said
'hve feet !" forty five years old-the dispatch said
"foity;' has wife and four children; is very
bald-the dispatch said "a bald top;n and has
narrow side whiskers. slightly gray The goods
ne 0p'dlned Were paint brushes He talks English
5idly. RupP was held to bail for a hearing to-
day, and it is question whether the case will
exnlolt anything more than a ground for civil
action on the part of Miller
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ANOTHER INcENDIARY ArrEMPr.-About ten
O'Clock Yesterday morning, an attempt was made
o burn the stable owned by jeremiah Van Horn,
on l., near Fourth street east, near the Navy Yard
which was making rapid progress when it was
discovered. The prompt action of several gentle
men, who, with axes, knocked away the board
Ing, and upset convenient rain-hogshead on the
flames, prevented pretty extensive conhapration,
and the fire was extinguished before it had effected
much damage
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REMOvED.-J. X, b. sCHwAkZt not hs
H. his customers and the publlc that ~
he has removed his PICKLlNG andON Id
OYSTER OPENING EsrABLISH.Sl
MENT from the corner Of 18th and S~
streets, 70 No. q 81 18Th street, corner
of Penn avenue. where ne will he happy 70 teINe
81. .' WI MAJ rs q
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

a. ONEEN, Auctloneer.
~ HoHsxf NEW TWO-sTORY FRAME
DAY the 18th instant. shall Sell. IN front ~ M
es Of t 81 g. O'clock the north IS feet inoE-
No. Ss fronting eth street and hacS
IN the and streets north, to public alley,
VIZ ,Wo improvements, which consist of q nearly
Iaas ed Containing six good and conveniently ar
Terms; One-third cash; balance in 6, y and IA
non LOT notes bearing interest, secured Sy a
" A. GREEN, Auct.
" The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
G Gn aorrount OIL no bidders untI. TUESDAY, the al
tn b at which time it will be positively sold
moi o,-o A. GREEN. Auct.
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THE CAMPBELLs.-Odd Fellows' Hall was
crowded again last night to hear the Campbeu's.
Tonight they give the last but one of their en-
| tertainments in Washington. Several new pieces
viii be presented, and the whole diversified as
| to form an entire new prog ramme.
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MARSAAL'S SALE,-In virtue Of a writ of Teri
Nl faclas issued from the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of the Nstr ct of Columbus for the
county OF Washington, and TO me direcfed \ will
expose to public sale, for cash. in front of the court
house door of said county, on TUESDAY, the nth
ing desotlhed property. to wit: All Defendants
rlght AND lnterest IN and to Lot Nos, square No
az; Ia the city of Washington, ID c., together with
al and singular the improvements thereon, seized
ana levied upon as the property of Henry Parry,
and Will be sold to satisfy udica No. 49, TO Oc
tober term 1859 in favor of James N. Stewsrt
w, SELDEN.
u. S. Marshal for District of Columbia.
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young man named Acton on suspicion of being
connected with the incendiary acts which hav
recently been perpetrated in the Sixth Ward.
he was committed to Jail by Justice Gull for a
further hearing -.
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u nossA THs STAR {" pristsd on sAs 1astess
si'ar7 press ~ use soxth Of Baltimore, IT'S edit;o.
SO ioTss as to ,sqxirs to BE- put to press a. a.
sn''y ho~j Adrsyftssnsssts, therefore, shoxld BE-
'ssf ." before TirsIrs O'clock, NJ; os6ervtss the,
ssay not appear xstil tie sszt dag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-30

MRS. 5 MAST HAS SEVERAL VERY DE
Nl able front ROOMS, with which she would
be pleased to accommodate those wishing to make
change for the summer. The house is airy ard
and +. Table Boarders can also be COCO mm0da-
ted par Q