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OPENING-oPENINsG,;;p opr,n uorr,

The undersigned has tbs honor of announcing to
his friends and the citizens of Washing A. 4
Ton and elsewhere, that he will open hi. vEEA$
new AID spacious GstihlI shment, THE " .NS 1
EUROPEAN HGTEI." corner of IltIl AID Penn
aVenua, on Saturday next. The arrans ements, en-
braoing tine various DEPARTMENTS, have been carried
mand which may be AIDE for good eating, drnSI ing,
&c. &c. The rooms for lodging are COIN fortable
united with prompt service. Apartments can be
lad at stat ed price per da waek whlis. meals
Will be served either ut ta!!f dhots a la carte.
The location Is such 10 facilitate Official business
CESS to the CaPtol As well as to ma Departments
The Restaurant attached to the hotel will always
be In a condition 10 accommodate passengers who
may arrive by early trains. The undersigned fiat
tiers himself that hbers patronage will rev ard his
eXertions, as no pains will ba spared in order to
give entire SATISFACTION to those who may honor
him with their custom.
fe IF ENRICH
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Affairs in Canada

MONTREAL, March 17.-In the Canadian Parlia-
ment, the second reading Of the bill providing
for a subsidy to the Canadian ocean mail steamers
was carried by IL majority
The grant Of the Montreal Telegraph Company
has been amended by power being given 70 the
government TO treat with other com panies for the
extension of the telegraph.
An order has been issued by the Postmaster
General to all postnasters in Canada West, re-
lieving them from any further obligations 10 open
their Offices SUNDAY.
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DIED.,

On Sunday, the 18th instant in the 9Th year of his
age. THOMAS BALDWIN, son of i. b. and
Laura E. Brown.
The funeral will be ATTENDED on Tuesday morn
ing, at 10 oc ock, from the residence OF Il family
on street, near 9Th.
In this city, on Monday morning. 18th instant
FRANCIS A. HARRY, In the 5lst year of has
ago.
His funeral will take place from No ala Pa av-
enue, between lsth And 18th $751; opposite Willards
n ot~l, on to morros tuesday, afternoon, st two
O'Clock. where MS hiends and aoauaintsnoes are
invited to attend.
Winchester, Va, papers copyJ
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, March Extraordinarily o. asa
S.; Extra SO l2a6 25; Superfne IS s71 Wheat
white, fair to good, 81 50al IS; red 81 40at a3
Corn-white 70a7l; mixed 7la7ic; yellow 72s76c-
Rye S5aS6c Oats 40c. Corn Meal 75aSOc. per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy Sass 20; Clover S5 IS
as $50. Provisions-Butter. roll, loa20c., bacon
loo. Pork S7as7 50. Lard l0al2c. Whisky 2ls
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv A. GREEN, Auctionee

INTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES AND
~ Liquors AT Auction On WEDNESDAY,
the p It instant, shall sell at 10 O'Clock a. w., at
street. near IL excellent stock Of Family Groce-
rles and Liquors, viz:
cas-, Sugars and Cotees, Starch. Spices, SC.
Tobacco, snuff and Clga!s, soap ard Candles,
w OGDEN Ware, BrOoms, Buckets AID Tuns,
Liquors. Brandles, Gin, Whisky, Spirits, and
Wines.
Molass-s, Vinegar, with large lot of other Gro
ceres usually kept IN first class retail store.
Terms: All sums of S25 cash; over SIS credit
cf and months, for satisfactorily end Orsed notes
Eiar IL d&ds ICon.l A. GREEN. Auct
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READING, March IL. The municipal election in
this city Yesterday, resulted in the reelection OF
Mayor Keim, opposition, by lbs majority. His
majority one year ago was 9A. Democratic gain
sO9. Democratic nominees for constables are
elected by an average majority Of 800. They also
gain four councilmen. The vote polled was large.
being 2i3 more than last year.
BEDFORD, March l7.-At the election yesterday,
Bedford district gave increased democratic ma
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Baltimsre Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 1S.-flour closed dull;
Howard street is offered freely at s5ye7, but
without sales. Wheat closed dull; white 81 5Oe
L. co. red 81 -35al.40. Corn Is heavy; white and
yellow 70a72c. by weight. Provisions are arm
and unchanged; mess Pork SIS. Whisky is
steady at - &c.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auo.loneer..

FVNRUSTEES SAT.E OF FRAME HOIIOE
AND LOT on THe IsLASD.-By virsie Of a dead
IN trSst from Jas Butcher and wife, bearing date
j. 4. =, No. 81 folIo S3i ct seq. the subscIiber
VAL sell; at pub ic sa e; on THURSDAY. the 2ad
Gay OF March l&sn, at ~ O'Clock on the prem
fontlng p feetS inches on south @ street. by I24
lee . Inches deep. TO public alley, with tbs i'm
frame Dwelling House.. e''''
Terms OF sale: One half cash; and the balance in
aho IL months with interest from the day of sale
secured by deed Of trust upon the property and IL
not complied with in FIVE days after the ga e
u;e, at the risk and expense of the purchaser.
All conveyenclnc at the ex 2ense of the purchas
CHAS. :. WALLACE, Trustee
mar l9-d6ds &c. Mc6UIRE & CO., Aucts
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Nof1cH-Dsf'tet Of Cosx,nbia Advertisement,
TO Dc Inserted ." the BALTIMORE Sun are yseeiped
81 and for,oa,ded from THE STAR Office.
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For Europe.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE steamer Glasgow
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool with ninety
passengers, and the steamer New York for Bre-
men, with $50 passengers and STAG 900 In specie
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A. GREEN. Auct.

By c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
u ERTy on CAPITOL HILL.-Op TUESDAY AZ
TE8NOON. March z7tH, at 4h O'Clock, on the
premises. bJ VII Of deed Of trust da ted Novem
Der %, 10 s. ard GUY recorded among the land rec
ords for WARRINGTON count, shall sell the eastern
part OF Lot numbered seventeen, in square mum
bered seven hund--C aud twenty mine. fronting q
feet on east Capitol STREET. between LIST and %
streets eaEt runIng hack 60 feet inches together
with the Improvements theT con.
II conve' accIng At tire cost OF the purchaser.
Terms cash JOHN HEPBURN, Trustee
j. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auc.s.
me- g ts
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By BARNARD & RUCKEY; GEORGETOWN.
VERY VALUABLE FARM Ion THE, RICK

By BARNARD & RUCKEY; Georgetown.
TON, AT Arcf1osH6n W Hi5s ESD Mafsh
2lst instant, at p O'Clock, We will sell, the prem
e on Il. Rocf s IF Tunpse 6ns Eve
miles distant, and four from Georgetown, being the
o. ago JOINS
a is in every respect a most desirable farm. be
Ing uHequaled in ths productgvepess of the soil nd
the beautiful lay of the land. The tract contains
aoTss, ard has at great expense been
without manure ten barrels ofeorn to the acre.
usually vaiusble there b ing four .ood barns, be-
sizes Que a:$e one OF IS by 100 feet, and large
able and convenient, CONTAINING .ssven. rooms,
"lth deep dry cellar, besides back builine, with
esd IF fGS There
house AID fields, and the fences are nearly new.
sTrs O'Ff fs Sue K eye
By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, LIVE STOCK,
On GEssssS? = Asssi g 10
Town. 1--we Stock. fsrmies
Sonsehola furniture, &c, comprising
Carnage, CsrTyaI, Carts and Wagons,
PIows, Harrows, Double and sinsie shovsls.
Scythes ard all other tools aud implements used
Also, Hotbeds, Sash and Frames,
Crops In the Ground, &c.
Also, all his Household Furniture, &C., &c.
Terms: So cash over that amounts credit of
so and 60 da, for approved endorsed notes, bear
ing interest.
mar sd BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auots.
NIARsHAL's SALE,-In virtue of writ of feri
WI facIas issued from the Clerks ONCE Of the
Circuit Court Of the Distr ct of Columbia, for N
expose to public SALE for cash. in front Of the court
housedoor Of said county, on TUESDA 4, me Eth
ing described property, to vat; All defendants
right and interest IN and to Lot No. IN uare o.
al and gular the improvements thereon, seized
and levied upon as the property Of Henry Parry,
tober term 1883 in favor Of James NJ. stewart
w. SELDEN.
mar dts
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NOTICE TO CLUBS,
SOCIETIES. 20


%. me rInpsiedf1,r OF the Eus9Pean Hote!, corner
use Of his new Bail Room, one of the finest in
Washington, and decidedly the most conveniel t
cety Meetings, Balls, Coton Pa ties &C.. on very
reasonable terms. He is persuaded that such are
It's advantages as to maks it. when well known to
the public, T. most popular place in the Federal
MetrOpn is for such entertainments
mar IS 2w p. ENRICH.
A BARGAIN IN A PIANO.-A very fine SEQ
n Ond hand ros wood Hallet, Davis C Co. PI-
ANO must be sold, for cash or short oreoIt, at a
discount Of 100 less than first cost Call and see
1t. JOHN +: ELLIS, 800 Pa av.,
Between 9th and 10th Sta,
mars Depot for Chickering's Pianos.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auotloneer.
HoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
n.t r :, 2 tAyc.loS-Qn MONDAY the 10Th
dsnes Of a gentleman declining hop.sfeepins. No.
IS on Missouri avenue, between Sd and az ,treetS.
M hshhoowls soi sus, sns chair y,,i
DO Centre Table and Whstnot.
do Washstsnds and Cane seat Chairs,
Large Gilt Frame Looking Glass,
Three ply; Ingram and Cotton Carpets.
and sh, - %. Gsher Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, and many other articles too
numerous to enumerate.
mar nd A. GREEN, Auot
ITTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on on account Of the rain. until To MORROW,
tTpesday') the 9c;h instant, same hour;
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auc.ioneer.
SALE OF A STOCK OF PRIME GROcE-
%H Ho tktSsR &C. sd
Rooms, large stock of prime Groceries, Liquors
Barrels y ashsS, wife. Coffee and Yellow Sugar.
Hocsheads New Orleans do
Chehts Young Tyson, Imperial, Gunpowder and
Boxes Rsisins. Cit5o4, CnrEants and Prunes,
= Do Brown Soap and Sacks Salt, '"'
Boxes Sperm Ard Adamantins Candles, Fig Blue,
Do Ground Coffee, Baking Powder, Pepper and
Kegs bl-csrbonste Soda and Pickles,
100 kegs White Lead.
Segars. dItferept brands.
oDonssRss sisr aHd oSsS Brands %RisR1
An Ta- mary S.hs. goods in the Grocery line.
m.r ls d WALL & BARNARD b. Auots.
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WATCH Returns SUNpAy.-Wm Dawne,
col, fighting; fine and costs, S2 l5 Geo. Simms'
col, do; dismissed. VIM Kane, pro anity; tine
and costs, S3.l5. Mary Tonay. drunk and dis
do do, Is. a. Fairall, assault and battery
ruled for trial Five dodgers were accommodated
This morning.-Wm. Buckner, stealing; jtil
for hearing. Two dodgers We're accommodated.
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THIS AFTERNOON d TOMORROW

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
STOCkS At AUCTION.-On MONDAY
- AFTERNOON. March 18th, at 4 O'CLOCK at
the auction rooms, we shall sell, in sums to suit
go CorPoi alton of Washington SIX per cent
Stock, ~
SS6o9 Corporation Of Alexandria six per cent
500 Cooperation Certificates of Indebtedness with
Interest from October I'd, 1853.
Terms cash,
I'D J. C. McGITTREA Ap,ts
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A. 5. CHANDON, ALIAS PAUL HENRy.-IDforma-
ton has been received by the detective police in
this city that man answering in all respects the
description of this individual, now in prison for
passing on NJ. Brown draft which turned out ia
be forgery, has been operating extensively in
the West. He perpetrated forgery by which he
obtained ST. 800 in Chicago, Ill, and reward of
$500 has been offered fer his arrest
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SAvED.-Yesterday afternoon, little before
dusk, young lady Of amiable qualities, residing
with her parents on what is called 'sCrow Hill >
In the part of the city, started from
home for the purpose Of self destruction by drown
ing. The cause assigned is that her life is made
miserable by mother addicted to intern perance
Her father Is worthy man, and So regarded by
his acquaintances. She had neared the water
edge, when gallant boy, the son of the next-door
nelghbor, knowing her purpose, seized her by the
dress and cried for hel p, which fortunately came
little hero, who was the cause of saving life.
deserves credit
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AM BROTYPES

a. AMBROTYPES
OF The most rare and choice Ensravings, framed
Of ell who have Q taste for the 6ue Arts. Al the
Metropolitan Bookstore.
PHILIP SOLOMONs,
332 Pa. avenue,
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10 nossk TIE star - prSsfsd o. tie 6astesf
ssa"s press u sss soxtk Of BaIsimors, its sditio.
50 large as to ,sqxirs It b pxt to press at a.
sa'ty Aosrj Adrertissnssts, therefore, should BE-
sent s" bsfors T0slus o'clock, M; otAe,seiss tkey
nay NOT appear xssi! tAs sezt dag.
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by j. {. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
EREAT CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS
~ The subscribers are now arranging for sale to
commence on TUESDAY, March 2nth. 1850. at "a
O'Clock, IN the large room second door west of the
auction rooms, about $4,000 volumes of Books,
principally second hand, } comprising the coliec,
tl"ns OF the late Mr. Templemen and the late g G.
Dneth, of Georg etown, ID. c.
The collection embraces many rare and valuable
works eyerv department oflIterature and science
future advertisements.
Catalogues may be obtained upon application to
the Auctionners after tho 18th inst.
JOSHUA RITCHIE, Administrator,
fe 24-eo&ds j. q. McGUIHE & CO., Auots
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The CITY WATER PIPE LAyING-The Joint
committee of the City Councils have awarded the
for laying tn. pi pc for the Distribute on
OF the Potomac water throughout the city 20 iir
VIM. Dyer, of the Firs. w ard The work will
be commenced immediately and progress as rap
idly as posi- BILE.
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COMMITTED AND DIsMrssRD.-At the further
hearing of Anthony Simms, on Saturday morning.
before Justice DOnn it was shown that he com
mltted an assault and battery on Edward Brooks.
and shocked out two Of his teeth He was com
mitted to Jail for trial at Court
Elias .omax (coored) was tried on the suspicion
OF incendiarism. The evidence falling to connect
him with the fact, he was dismissed
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g 8 Ii X Il s.
SHIRTS MAIDS to Order by the new system of

m 5aSuTs nient.
Shirts made Cf
every style. IT the
shortest notice.
Gentlemen ia
wan: Cf good ar
tlclcs, ready made
Linens, sure fit or
no sa,e, should
call TT the corner
of 9Th street and
Pennsylvania Ava
nue, sisn Of the
hite Bear.
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AND SUPPER PARTIES"

"GENTLEMEN VISITING THE METROP-
L!S'' csn be accommOdit ei with the most elegant
SUITS OF Rooms FOR DINNER AND SUP
PER PARTIES
And ali the deli,acles of the season will be served
up daily at G.. GATHERS
Saloon and Restaurant,
Pop Pennsylvania ayerIIa
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FUNERAL OF AN ODD FELLow.-Ypsterday after
noon, the funeral Of Mr.. Alexandra Tonnet a we'll
known French pastry cook, took place from his
late residence, on ID, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets, and was largely attended by Metrop-
Oils Lodge, No. TO- accompanied by Withers's
band. After the usual ceremonies at the house
the corpse, which was placed in a handsome
coffin, (Mr: Sands, undertaker,) was placed in
hearse, and the procession moved to Glenwood
the ceremonies Of the Order, conducted by Chap
lain r. e. CamPbell,) to which he was attached
while living.
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No. ll.-MILLIoNs ARE WASTED by those who buy
worthless nostrums and forget the virtues and eff
cacy of Mrs, NJ. N. GARDENERS InGian BaIsam If
II and Hoarhound which ourts all manner
1t may be found at al the Druggiste mar i6-lW
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WE ARE REQuEsrKp to invite attention to the
epdvsIt1s,smsnt of Dr. Woolfson, the optic,sn, a6a
teenth streets, which appears in the fntelisencer
And states will be seen that his "streng t6ening
many eminent gentlemen. presumed to be judges Of
their good Qualities and of the comfort to Be do
rived from their use by those who require the aud
Of those important instrumentallties Dr, w. has
been located this city for several years de- a-V
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TAKE NOTICE.
IL You want WOOD and COAL prepared in the
be st ct he lowest possible oash prices,
to BARCl AVS Wood and Coal Depot Don't
fnrr~t 'hA plsoe-No. 4s1 sth street, one square
north Pa. Avenue.
Coal thoroughly screened. Wood sawed Z, suit
EVERYONE, call 10 solicited. mar l6-eolm
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Protest Against the Action Of the Virginia
Lexislature.

NORFOLK. March ia large meeting Of mer-
chants was held yesterday 10 protest against the
proposed odious per cent. tax bill on merchants
sal
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RCHITECT, ENGINEER AND SUPER
"A !NTENDENT OF CONSTR UCTION
WIN. X. BUTTON having removed his office TO
No ~ 81 Penn. avenue, lover Bayly's boz k.tore }
oilers his services to the public In all branches Of
Buldi ags of all kinds Planned and their erection
supe Intended. Plans, Specifications and Es,i-
msnt.
Estates, Farms, &c, Surveyed and Detailed. To-
pSogIaphcal Diawlngs Tade, sretl: facilitating
Grounds, Go designed and laid off
"a Hfysreness.CsPt; NJ. e. Meigs, U. 8. Engineer.
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FULLY COMMITTED.-Bill Moody and Henry
Grant, the two darkies arrested last week for
burglariously entering the premises of Mr.. Sam 4
stead and stealing one set Of harness. one coach
cover and two bags, and sent to Jail for further
hearing, were brought out for trial this morainr
and fully committed for court
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ARREST OF BoYINGToN-The New York Pest
of Saturday says: IS c. Boyington. the alleged
defaulter to the United States to the amount of
100000, was arrested last evening by Capt Dow
ling and officer Jourdan on the steps of the Inter
national Hotel No requisition has yet been re-
ceived from Washington for the return of Mr.
Boyington TO that city. 1t is probable one will
arrive on Monday, his arrest having been tele-
graphed TO NJ Forney. Meantime the accused
has his nominal headquarters at the Sixth pre-
clnct station-house. Our reporter called at the
station house this forenoon to see him. and was
informed that he had gone out to take a walk,
allowing the inference that he is kindly dealt
with and his health regarded
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L CHRISTIAN. residence No. 426 lst-~
5Htrset, Capitol Hill, Tin Duff Green'sTH
they give instruction in Instrumental Music on
most able terms. Mrs. Christian teec hes the
PIANO and Mr.. Christian teaches the Piano, Vio-
10. V'3lincello, Double Bass, Flute and all the
Bass INSTRUMENTS. Their prohciepcies are we'll
lngton and they pledge their earnest erdeavors to
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly TO I'll who
may require their SERVICES. mar u I'm
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CONVICT TRAasFERRED.-The T.. s. Marshal
for the Southern District of Florida. Mr.. Fernan-
do J. Merno, arrived here on Saturday with the
seaman recently convicted at Key w est Of murder
on the high seas, and who is to ufer his sentence
in the District of Columbia Penitentiary.
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ARRIvED.-The u. 8. steamer Anacostia, Lieut..
Fillebrowne commanding, arrived at the w ash
lngton Navy Yard last evening from Norfolk
the present week. =
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ART LECTURE.-The lecture this evening before
the Art Association, by the Hon. Horace MAYNARD,
OF Tennessee, upon the much-talked-of subject Of
the art decoration of the Capitol, promises to be
one Of unusual interest, well from the subject as
the ability Of the lecturer
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, WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very CHEAP;
best Ice Cream and Water Ices at low price, at
the Philadslphla Confectionery, corner 18th and
6t6. R-lmA
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~ NEW SPRING GOODS.
Vow Receiving large supplies, in handsome
Dress Goods, with full assortment of general sta
PIE goods for family consumption. all at the lowest
prlces. J, w. COLBY a. Co
mar S-2v 500 9TH st. above Pa.
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RARRY's TRIcOpHRRors

BARRy's TRIcoPHRRoUs
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tlfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold BY all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar ia-sm
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2o2 Psnnsy lvanla averue.
IA va NSw Between llth ard 18th


ERUiT ORNAMENTAL TREES -The
l. undersigned offers 8 Jars &c and very vIgor So.
Gus stock of FRUIT TREES, viz APPLES ~
Pears, standard and dwarf; Cherries. Aprcots -
Plums, NeotarInes, Perches, QuInces and al the
choice vareties, large thrifty trees
Grape NInes-Reh cca, Delaware, Dana, Con-
the Other valuable native SORTS. Blackherr
Cur ants Gcos"berres, Ras pberries, Stra berries,
&c in great variety.
Evergree7s, of large sizs. Ornamental and Shade
Trees. Shrubs, EveIhlooming Roses, Dahlias,
Roots. Chinese Vans, Co. with all articles pertsin
il 70 ;fe bu, mess all Of which are of the most
vigorous growth, ana viii be sold arge or small
quantities at low rates
Catalogues of the various productions mailed on
application. JOHN SAUL,
mar eCSt+ sos 18th street corner n
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The STOCKHOLDERS Of the Manassas Gan rail-
road had a meeting at Alexandria on Friday
evening, and unanimously agreed to a late act Of
the Virginia Legislature increasing the capital
stock Of the company $3.50 600.
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DOR RENT-The large fine three story BRICK
HOUSE, No 537 nth street, second door north
OF Wlnders Building. For terms apply to J. F.
WGLLARD, st No. 81 D street, between nth
and 9Th streets f. d eotf
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FOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
l. handsomely furnished, with hot and cold wster
and bathroom, Potomac water.) The apartments
sr: arge and airy; four rooms foor, FROM the
first floor up. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS
CO. 1922 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th as.
del
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-19

JOHN SAUL, NURsERYMAN, SErDcRowKR, &c =,
ers, and all want of good, relisbie Seeds, that he
has new IN store a large stock of GARDEN
S EDS VIZ: Extra Early Peasi Large Early
Rests DC wi every art c'e in the line, both of
domestic growth and imported from England,
France and Germany, all of the most genuine de,
sclptOn-the crop of 1889, Warranted
Being practical seed grower, he can confidr ntly
guarant zee every article sent out, whilst his prices
are as low as it Is possible reliable seeds can be
FlOHe" Seeds. an immense collection of the
rarest kinds. These are put up in collections and
prepaid by mail, at the following rates:
Is papers choice new and rare varieties of annual
and perenniel F. over Seed, selected for any at
=, ltude In the Union ;-..-..~.;. -...--- 81
~ do. do. do. and very fine. So
Seed Warehouse, 800 18th st. eet,
mar 6-eO6t* Corner HI, Washington ID q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-19

TOR RENT-A two-stOry FRAME Et7USE
L containing rooms and garrett with two stnry
back building containing rooms. on Washing ton
street. between 4th and 5th streets west. loo uire
Of the subscriber, corner of 5th and G SITS.
mar Is ST. F n IORD