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WASHINGTON NKws AND GOSSIP,

PROTECTIVE GouGINe AT CHARLKsroN.-The
announcement that the hotel keepers Of Charleston
ofsign doubling their prices for board upon those
from distance who may attend the convention
has created great futter among the Democrats
here, as else where. When Charleston was mo-
posed at Cincinnati as the city in which the next
Democratic National Convention should he held.
one OF the main arguments in fivor Of its selection
was the allegation that under no circumstances
would Cincinnati's gouging example be followed
there-the higher tone Of the population of the
southern city being the guarantee successfully
proposed to turn the scale in favor Of Charleston
In the face Of this fact, the ADM sson of the
Charleston Courier that the hotels Of the city are
aboutto follow the Cincinnati example 'ssuficient
TO create very general impression that the public
rom distance are to be swindled at a round rate
there The Conrier's excuse is that the hotel
keepers Of Charleston are to be put TO heavily in
creased expenses for the occasion, in the way Of
the purchase Of additional furniture and increased
supplies Of food, the prices Of which will be put
up on them. The last allegation is altogether
oaseiess The former might justify some slight
increase OF their charges; but not the wholesale
swindling on their part evidently about to take
place.
1t Is worthy Of note that none Of the leading
Charleston hotels are kept by Charlestonians-
even by southerners. This much we saw for the
good faith and honor Of the city. The publc,s
remedy is to attend in some one of the STEAMSHIP MS
which will leave every Atlantic port for Charles
ton, remaining there and entertaining their pas
| sengers throughout the whole of the conventons
session.
we hear, by-the-by, that party Of Washing ton
gentlemen have an agent now at the North look
Ing up suitable steamship to carry to harleston
those who may design attending from here. She
Is TO be capable Of afOrding rst-class state-room
accommodations for two hundred persons at least
and the charge for the passage there and back and
board while there, will be about SIS, which is in
the neighborhOod of the cost Of the railroad fare
there and back. We advise all who propose
attending from this immediate neichborhood, to
await the advertisement of this vessel. ere MAKING
definite arrangements for the trips
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IL The stature IF New Jersey has passed
= Jaw. and u his been signed by the Governor,
winch Ia fleet does away with the railroad mr. .
ropol' 30 long enjoyed by the camden and An.
oos tcHpaEy IL leaves some questions to be de-
cded nv tbe courts; AID il the consttnntio II
me lew is snssaL ed. there will no doubt soon e
comrfhng Tines Of railroad between New York
asd PsGbs, lvaiia-
H. silt Involving the title to the whole city
OF san Fraic's o, is to be commenced In the
SuPrep L. nrt at Washington on the first Monday
IN aprlI next. The claim is made under a Mexf
"n aait 10 Cat olic priest. and the case rests
u III ih' q'.sti"n of the eeuuineness Of the graz
"'"hfahir arriy of eniDt mt LAWYERS ON
b., lag (vs Int-Iieeneev ron
a., Iorertlnps ia Republican me- Tin
stpyiIted delegates to a general cnnv. :,
''O-.s "e bid IN Wheeling the 9th IF March
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'..' Hon. o. q Halsted, Hon w. A. Sackett.
n Hon. A. 6. Custin, Pa; Hon. f. Farms,
worth, Mich Hon. C.. WilsOn Mavor of Mon.
ueai, and lady, are at Willards'
Mayor Wilson has rendered the use of his fine
mans on upon the heights near the city of Mon
their visit to Canada ""
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Ut origin Of the Indian wars in the In.
terror Of California has been the cause Of much
legislative inquiry, and it appears that the aggres
slve conduct Of the whites has been the cause OF
the Ind an forays, and that the atrocities CON-
United by volunteers in these Indian wars have
not been equalled in the history of the countrv
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MozzLlNG The lNDivIDUAL-A gentleman. a
resident OF town near Boston, NJ ass noted for
ois propensity 10 make long-winded arguments
40 aimos. endless harangues, recently placed
mn sell In nomination for the office CT school com
nIss oher he was e'ected under the solemn
piedge that during bis term of office, he would
soeela'e ~. aostain from making speeches before
any u ne schools in the town The voters of
shH! district undoubtedly understand the effect of
boring on the Youthful mind
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ELDER PICK, TIE DKFAULrING SrArFTREAsU.
kER OF MAINE.-The report of the committee OF
the Maine Legislature, who Were appointed to I'm.
yestlgate the charges made against Benjamin ID
Peck, the def ulting State Treasurer, has been
published, together with his confession The
main facts embodied I'm this document have al
ready been given. He asserts that be coaperate,l
with men high in station-but does ~ name
them-and that bis fraudulent transactions COM
menced Is scon az nduciary relation to the
State began. The report Of the committee shows
tha' The confession is incomplete. and that Pee 4
has not stated the whole truth. The report also
soows that the Treasurer was, TO some extent, the
victim Of bad company
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" The mining news from all parts Of Cali.
rornia Is very glowing; new discoveries Of quick.
silver, silver, gold, and cinnabar Were almost an
every DAY occurrence, besides other developmer t,
Of mineral wealth peculia ar to that State
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By A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
VvAIEARTE RITII nING ut THR n

LAND AT AUCTION -On TIL KsDAY. the I5th
instant, shall sell, front Of the premises. at
o clock o. m. a handsome Building Lot, being the
south ~ feet Of square No fronting fest on
10th street wet, and running back os 81 10 inches
between south ID and " streets forming a fine
building lot for the erection IF private resIdence
Tems: One ha fcash; bslanc N ant u mouths,
for notes bearing Intero by deed of true
upon the premises. TIIle lndIsPutan
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By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i On SATURDAY, the gath of March, 1869, at 5
O'Clock ?: m, on the Premises, ! shall proceed e.
trust TO the bearing date on the 18th day
srds OF WE .hlnetop county. for the District pfc
BIoOkes aud wife, Mary J: Brookes, in and 60 the
Ing IN sa CITY of Washinstos, District OF CoIum-
ba that Is TO say, thst piece or parcel of real estate
situate in said city, and described 10 the ground
plan thereof the south half of lot numbered nine.
l9D in square No 5sS, the same Is laid down and
described the books of the surveyor of said city
being the same conveyed by FraLc j. Murphy. of
said city by deed. bearing date August 18th, 1872,
and recorded September LIST. 1852 IN l.iber w. r.,
No. IS, foios 81, &C, one Of the land records of
WASHINGTON county, IN said District, aud also the
north half Of lot No. 9. "a square SIS being q"
Brooks by Thomas Seweil. executor, and only
h. ir at law Of Thomas Sewell, bearing date No
vembeT, ls47, ard recorded November h, 1913,
Of the land records of Washington couaty, for tha
District Of Columbia.
Terms cash.
II the purchaser should fail 10 comTIy vi n ths
terms OF sale within i've days from the day NJ sale
thH truetee reserves NE rig t TO ell the property
at the Iisk and cost Of the delinquent. by sdvert
Ing the same In some newspaper published In saId
CITY and Distinct Al cOnyeyslcl No At the cost Of
the purchaser. A. ELpND, rustee.
War II dads A GREEN, Apc
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DJ o % UCO YIN q GU. A0ctOnf0 q.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
- HOUSE ON uTH STREET. NEAR r. AT Public
SALf..on III RsDAf AFTERNOON, March
10Th, az O'Clock, on the premises, shall ee 3
new three story srlck Dwelling House and 4 ot,
situated on the west side of 18th Of. Get west he
tween and streets north
The house Is well bull and finished in every p.r-
ucular, containing eight rooms. large pantry bath
room AND wood cellar, iron balcony In front n ATE
glass; IN the windows, water and gas pipes through
This house 10 situated in a central mart Of the
CITY, near the avenue, and lsa very aha req
iaence Tor small family. Title perfect, and sale
o Terms: One fourth cash the residue m I, 2 aud
syeers, With interest and payable semi annual y,
secured py deed Of t-ust on the premises
mars j. G. MctiIIIR u a Cn A nc,s.
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NAvAL-Advices from the =. ship Nl>stic
daso as that vessel was about TO leave st Paul
ne Loande, states that Captain Inrnan comma nd.
ing Ine African Squadron, had detailed the nj ystic
70 proceed 10 st Helena forthwith, and take OH
board the crew and officers Of the slave bark Orion
and proceed to the port Of New York with them
The general health Of the officers and crew of the
Mystic was good.
The : steamship Roanoke has left Pensacola
Tor Aspinwsll, where she Is to receive the Japa.
nese Embassy oil board. and CONVEX them to New
foik She may be expected about the 18th OF
next month.
The U. s. steamer Pocahonsas. formerly the
dispatch, has been ordered to the West Indies
me folio wing Is a list Of her officers Com
ihahder, L. r. Hazard; Lieutenants. V. r. Nor
san, X b Lowry, b. kennon; Master, VIM f.
Evans; Engineers, Manning, VI right. Smith Ri
icy; Carpenter, Henry G. Thomas; Gunner, VIM
Carter No purser surgeon ordered vet
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotiopeer,


EAECUTOR's SAL E.-RosEwoop PIaNo
ROSEWOOD BRoCATELLE AND MAHosANH
pAkcos SgITEs, LARsE PLATE MIRROR, ENGLIsE
iLhrED WIRE bRocATELLE AND LACE CURTAINS
AND EXCELLENT hoUskHoLp 3 URNITURE AND r.
fEECIsaT AUcroN-On THURSDAY MORN
NV lotn inst at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, Of ne
sia nee OF the late James Galligsn, deceased
Insr ol north and lat streets east Capitol Hill
ms Household Furniture, 40, comprisine-
Rosewood Piano, Stoo and Cover,
s GoS rsr,or suite, upholstered in Green sn'
Ma, og.Iy P.IIoI Suite. large French PIsss Mirr"r
nrocatelle and Lace Curtains,
We vet and other Carpets,
Bronze French Cioot aud Candelabrss 10 match.
On falntngs, Manpl Ornaments,
Fine English Piat'd Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Sslt'
=. Spoons and Folks,
Mahogany Sldeboard. Marble top, Centre, Exten
siOn Walnut DInIng aud other Tables,
Cottage Sets, Walnut Bedsteads,
WarJrobes, washstands,
CURED Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Pillows, Bolsters, and Bedding, Wood,
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers and other Cham bed
Furniture.
China Gas. and Crockery Ware.
Kitchen UtEnsIs and stoves,
Excellent Cow, : sddle and Bride,
Terms ss and under cash; over that sum
credit ofen and days, for approved endorsed motel
n. B.-Ths House for rent. Inquire of the AuO
THOMAS GALLIGAN, Executor.
ma'a WALL q BARNARD, Aucts,
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The WBArHER.-The following report of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time of observation is
about o;clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w AsHIN TON EATRE.
Lessee, 7. T. FoRn. Sage Msnsger,s w.6LxNN.
Leeder OF Orchestra WV. WITHKRs.
Third and Last Week of
MR.. J. E. MURDOCH.
supported BY the entire Company of the Holiday
3 street Theatre, Baltimore.
,,,., THIS EVENING,
VIII De performed Shatspeare's beautlfsl play, in
5 acts, entitled
ROMEO AND JULIET.
H0neo .-...........---. 49,. Mr.. J. +. Murdoch
'uheI ---.....M Mrs. W. e: Gladst8ne
80 To conclude with
Mortons Earoe: 70 one act, called
BETSEY BAKER.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
foos 80 70 cents
TIlVhte BOXES --........-.. ...-...-..-.... 5
N CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONTINUE
L ndIsPostirn of Mrs. DRAYION, the PAX
itOk OPERAS will be POSTPONED until fur
sAoi notLcos mar y
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioueer

d On THuRSDA1, he 18th INST, hal sell in
front OF the premises. at half past o'civck, p On
Lot " being part Of origIna Lot No. q, an SQuara
NO. S78. with the improvements, hIch are good
two story and attic brick house. containing hV~
rooms &C The above mentioned property trout
on 81 feet alley. between 81 and 10th itree;s
O. ID md r. streets north.
Terms: tine third cash balance ~ d end /.
months. the purchaser % notcs for the def erred
PAY m-nts, bearing Interest from day of taIe. 4
d sed gwen AID = deed IF trust tnkeC. All conVe,
snce At the cost Of he purchaser.
Odd A GREEN Ancf
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The ConsfifSiicn suggests that while the ..
puolicans are urging investigations into tie con.
duct Of public officers, the embezzlement c,.. NJ
the late state Treasurer Of Maine, a Republican
OF acknowledged orthodoxy, would be a good
suolec' Tor inquiry, it appearing that several
members Of the present Congress were mixed up
In the affair ~
The ln'siiigs"eu is devoted to Con gressiopa,
proceedings and news.
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w TON Il H EA TR T.
THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH
OPERA COMPANY

OPERA COMPANY,
FROM THR NKw YORK ACADEMY OF Music.
WILL GIVE FOUR PERFORMANCES.
on MONDAY, TUESDAY, wEDNE- and
THURSDAY. March 10, 20, 81, and q.
The Comrany Will nc,ud
ADELINA PATTI,
gibson, STRAKOSCH, BERKEI,
BRIGNOLI, STIGELLI
FhRRl. AMODIO, SUSINI, JUNCA
Ana the Chorus and Orchestra from The Ne,c York
Acddeny cf Muse.
Musical Directors and Observation-Disclosures
SIhAhOSCB. and CARL BERGMAN.
MONDAY, March 20. Openinr Niybt-First
eeHr s ~, Of MISS tADELlNE PATTI. IN LII
Al ILL., ~ m NJ EkMOOr, Miss PATTI, Signor
II. ESDAY, Nine CoLsoN appearance Of
me three great Artists Signor SrIGKILI SieroT
ERR Signor SrsISt. Verdi's Grand Opera, Err
WEDNESDAY. Apxtrs, p.,r,,. LAST N,.s,-
Sar performance of THE BhRBER OF Sc
LIE, winch Will ba given with the most perfect
Miss AnELINAPXTTfs RissSI. FSRR RGISatTs
DO and SUsInI. Miss PATTI will .Ing in a idI-
tion 20 all the music of the Opera EcKKRr's PoPU-
LAR Echo SONG, composed for M adam Sontig; the
popular comic English Raliad .sCoNTS, THens,T.r
kYE:n and the ADELINA WALTZ composed for her
rppHHWURSnnAAY, Closing ight of the season.-IL
iNoDHo lure. CoLsoN, STRAkOsCH, BRIGNoti.
ID H. Admission 81; Reserved Seats 50; Private
fer the entire series of four per-
Fire sale of subscription tickets will commence
on w sdnesday, March Il. at w. 6. Metzeiott's nd
j. +. E'lls's Music Stores ""'
Oi Saturday, March 10th, seats fr any of the
scrl2tlon list will tie closed. Tafa
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III The Legislature Of Louisiana has passed
an act allowing a greater rate of interest than
eight per cent per annum, but accompanied by q
proviso that written obligations shall not bear
more than that Per centsge after their maturity
until paid.
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U. =. All
mar S-dte
By J. C MCGUIRE a. CO, Auotiopeer,.
(NREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF RIr0Ks

GREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
~ Il ne subscribers are now arranging for sale to
commence oa TUESDAY, March 2Oth. 1850. ai 10
"clock, In the iarge room second door west Of the
auction rooms, about '5n,0oo volumes Of Books,
principally second hand, ID Dom uprising the colec
nons OF the late Mr. Tempeman and the late {. q.
Deeth, OF Georg ID. C.
Inc colectlon embraces many rare and valuable
works IN every department Of literature and scence
2 more l9lI Description Of which will be given m
future advertisements.
Catalogues may be obtained upon application 20
the Auctioneers efter the 18th inst
Joshua RITCHIE, Administrstor.
fe .4-eO&ds j. G.. MoGIJIRE A Ancfs
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT,MTS

70 MSRk6 1--WE fLGI Zb,Hs, TICKET To
that thu members Of the CorporstiHn sha he cit
zehs OF the United States. shall hayo res idsd o.,
Cooperation 1t does not for bid their hodns oe se
uhueI the Corporation as d res msnv Corporation
eI c@c,o member of the 'BoaId of Aldermen,
snsr6 he can spsak and vote Oh bis owa oompenta
u Assessors, Police Magistrate. Tru tees of the
ana survey or one OF the present Democra tic
while holding office und IT the Corporation. r. Iwn
Commlssioners IF the Sinking Fund are member 4
The Sinking Fund " was separated from mart,
changes ny It's wise founder, ard the COmmit SION
it ever int nded that the, should BE-. by the eIb sSS
nUw 3 psrty poiltcs nor was it ever known be
that the Co,nms soners Reid ONCE ut the nssses
OF the operation; and to pIo.uIne that those
Hse. sfe ssntismea VII Sc auabe
xHtg OF their Clerk is silly reflection on their
1nteisence. These Commissioners are the Fam
as were originally apppolTued in 1886 except where
o. ans or Ttslgnatlnns have caused CHANGES and
nnsn tue tenure OF their offc" becomes d@psndent
will BE- numbered WIZ u'iN
That the Clerk OF that fund has known no party
oSTailo opponents will testify. he is no more an
GGiheef Of the Corporation ttan tcach,r Of the
missions hi, bond was approved BY them, and
ms saary fixed by them and approved BY the Cor
ought to be the best Judges Of the value of L,s
VICE. AS To WIN Their he q fit scd proper peryol
LOT tne common Ct uncI. his past services are the
- Lh,p. the gas bill which he In roduoed and
Which passtd the Iast Corporation, and which WI |
save the t"wn upwards Of twelve kundr d dollars
ann1a ~ lis the cause OF this at * N
the Sis Oh the COMMISSION. Rs of the sink ng FunC
Gorsoratl0n to seP"al or modify that ill., and with
me resident OF the Gas Company on the Board If
Sas company who Is q candI. ate they will rep-al
thnt PHI notwithstanding the vote of the MavOr
EOt'rs aud tax pay RS will you permit this TT a
piliots morrow WI tell whether We shall have
high or low gas tax-s ~
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T.. L.. FAINT, Jr, of l.esomptoo. Kansas will
remain in this city until the 18th instant Persons
tnoldlnS land warrants can have them located,
llnsrection of the land; large smonnt Of cRoics
ARD on the route tn pixies Peak" and other Dor .
tons OF the Territory, Is now subject 10 Dr; vate
entry Warrants at fhe present price must We'd
the locator large profit. He is a so prepared 10
tWy. A 'H"' l. VIII
9 Mr. FAINT can be found at the banking bouse of
SweeDy, RlttsnhOuse, FAINT Co. until his dr. pa RI
u.e. ii nis y, pa.
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AUCTION SALES.

By J. c. MCGUIRE = CO.. Auctioneer,.
PTsyo sAf h62s H bSSYs k1s FSs
cS @ s5sss 4. shall SELL
Ws ga sP PUSH cossrsd Tsssts Ts'e:.
w: & Nh F. iss s ksss Fsb..,
Mahogany ss @ RT::ssIqs Bureaus
Brussels and Three ply Carpets,
a aielt'ia Rod Rod. e sad ss;.,
Silt and Buff sh.des.
H H Hs; E. si:::::s .,.,.,. :, ,,,,,
EE eof s,ots.
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
oIsS, ss and Ssds5 cab thu.
mar I'D IS j. C. MoGUIREa CO., Auot..
FARM AT AUCTlON.-On MONDAY, the
~, .osS inst, at O'CLOCK m. the undersIsntd
lying in Fairfax and Xie1shdf f coantiss, the
dwelling being In the former; co4talmns about lro
.as s S% fo sS
aLIs. Dear the Leesburs turnpike, and on the road
veil c sS
prsing an al undant SUPPLY Of timber and fuel
ire seiscts foF tbs eiim.ts, and betsesH 4 u
and HUNDRED Pssoh Of hS9 haze
fruit tesewhsIe rally destro, ed is At present
place the best in this re, poet in the county makes
Gre, IN airing, some Ohoe. Pears, chiefly Bartlett
q small flower garden veil stocked with choice
Kn the and sas IN
f ,s well Of pure SGIa water close 70 the kItohsn:
CHURCHES, as we'll a. Post Once and Schools S are
ss. ss%ss g.. s:s
smsli but new and substantial.
The ss.s are half the hand n.
mar is Tss&ds CHAs. II. UPTON.
By WALL L BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
pEREMPrORY SALE OF LOTS ON MA:
AFFERNOON, 18th inst at s o'oloci, we viii
se On ,ns PgrsM ss kSts AM ia SgSre
Terms; One third cash; balance In 9 and -
trust.
mari WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
DN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INcLE
tn e{ Fl h Testhe, the sScye s:ls i: Po:teaned
same hour.
nar, s WALL & BARNARD, Auot.
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of Q decree OF
- the Orphans Court tconh rmed by the Circuit
sHagton made IN the case Of the heirs Of the late
the IS d. d.r the aSe GSde
apsy p the SsR side 81 .rss
3 FEET r. G snt r. iS
ments on "a LOT COM list of a three story frame
house: suitable for large family. stable DC.
months the purchaser to ye notes for the deferred
payments, bearing Interest from the day of eae.
yeyanclng at the cost Of the Purchnser. Title in
dlsPutabe. T. BROWN,
Attorney for the hnirs.
maj 10 bARNARD d BUCKLEY. Aucts
By BARNARD d BUCKEY; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE ROCK
VILE ,uRNPIkE, FIVE NILES FROM WASHING
2lst instant at 2 &C Ock, will sell, on the en-
iSes one OF the he; Farms in the eIghborhood of
Washlngton, on the Rockville Turnpike, only FIVE
resIdeEc OF Rue Keith Esq. Thih farm is the one
improved a f,w ears ago by John e., McKelde
= is In every respect q most desirable farm. be
Ing Ing pasGased IN tn Product Of the sol ard
l6 ares. aid has at great expense been
thoroughly uCderd, aimed, tubsoiled. lin ed, and
hey ym,nur'd, And any part Of it will row cid
The In ovemen;s in buildings, fruit, 4 c. are un-
usually va liable. there b, ing four .ood barns be-
sizes one large one OF s. by l0 feet, and large or
able and convenient, containing saven rooms,
with dep dry c.lar, besides back buiIinr with
kIt:hen and three good Il -epi.g room. There 10
ssoun, anee Of exc lent wat nvenieEt to the
Terms bera and made K own at sale
mar I'd BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auct'rs
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IL Lola Montez has written letter To the
Cincinnati Gazette in defence Of the piety of the
Rev f. l.. Harris, now lecturing against spirit
ualism in England
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NARsHAL'S SALE,-In virtue Of q writ of f ari
1fI facIas ISSUED from the Clerks Ofioe Of re
Circuit Court 81 the Distr ct of Columbia, for IN,
county OF Washington, and t. me direct ed \ Wi
expose to public SALE for cash front Of the court
bousecoO 81 said county, on TUESDAY, the 27th
Ing De cd property, to vat: All defendant
right and lntere q and TO Lot Nos N sQua1e No.
ana singular the improvements thereon, Sc zed
AND levied upon as the property of Henry Parry,
And Will be sold TO satisfy J1dica No. I6e TO Oo-
iober term 1853 in favor Of James Nj. stewart
w. SELDEN.
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1HTSMlTHSONIANL ECTURES-Tbe lao
s eSan;, TIe when was announced for Wednesday
iaiiuIe to receive ths illustrations in tims mill
FRIDAY EVENING !" luis u u.
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BY WIN MARSHALL. AuctIoneer.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING OTs FOR SALE
- AT AUCTION On TUESDAY, the 2ith day Of
March, lbst at "a O'Clock m, sbal sell, on the
lst str set, opposite the residence Of Mr.. Bates,
Lots Nos. and 2. IN square No. 6ls, coutaibrs
Is very beautiful, being elevated and commanding
me views In every objection. They will be subdI
vldsd into small building lots.
Terms OF sale One-tL /. cash balance in I ard
years. with Interest Deeds TO be given and deeds
ma 3 eodts WM Al p GgheseIs' -,
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FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
DOAN HORSE BUGGY AND HARNESS Ar
II AUcTIoS.-On THURSDAY MORNING, the
18th instant at 10 clock, we wall sell IN front OF
our Auction Rooms
Roam Horse. Buggy and Harness.
The horse a good family horse, and may be see n
previous 10 sale at the livery stable Of Messrs.
Fleming a. Foy. Terms cash.
mar IL WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-13

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