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sTAETLINs, IF TRUE We hear that Mr.. Un-
aerwood, ex-M C., of Ky, has just arrived in
warrington by private conveyance from the Re-
lay House, and stated to a friend ON bi. arrival
here, that Maryland troops to number of $ 600 had
concentrated at the Relay House, and fortified
themselves there to intercept the Pennsylvania
troops expected there by the turnpike early this
morning, and that desperate battle was expected
10 oe fought there to-day. The report has created
great excitement, whether true or not
i. S.-SiDce the above was written the cars
nave come through from Baltimore, and the pas
sehgers say there Is no foundation whatever for
Tue ABOVE rumor. There were per haps about 30
Maryland soldiers at the Annapolis Junction
ana who had apparently come in from the coun-
Wy. Inc rails OF the Annapolis road had been
torn up to prevent the passage Of Northern troops
from Annapolis.
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THE APPROACHING RELIEVING FORCES We
are certain that there az least 500 troops either
at Annapolis at this moment, or marching on their
way from thence TO this city. The want Of gu H.
cient boats with which 20 land them promptly,
has delayed them at that point somewhat. They
may be looked for to reach Washington before
midnight tonight. Their overland march 10 %
miles.
Another body Of about three thousand are NJ
Cockeysville, twenty ght miles out Of Baltimore
We are inclined 10 believe that thew win be
promptly advanced down TO the Northern Central
railroad Relay House, seven miles out Of BaIu-
more, as soon as reinforced, which will be speedily
done. Thus, Baltimore cannot fail 10 have both
on her northwestern and northeastern danks bodies
Of troops sufficient TO hold In check the parties In
her limits who are opposing the passage Of re-
lieving troops through her streets to this city.
LArEsr.-From information now in our posses
sion, we are satisfied that two full Pennsylvsnis
regiments are now In the Potomac on steamers
under convoy Of the Pawnee, on her return 70 this
city.
Unless much greater distractions than we eI-
pected TO their safe and speedy passage 10 this
point have been placed In their way, they viii
doubtless soon make their appearance here.
The 7th Regiment N. y and a Massachusetts
regiment make up the bulk Of the troops arriving
at Annapolis yesterday. The understanding In
official military circles just 90 to press, 10 that
want Of means Of transporting their baggage In
duced their commander TO pursue bis way hither
by water, coming round in the Constitution.
which is expected to reach here tonight.
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Loo AL NE w S.

IL Though THE STAR 10 printed on the fastest
steam pre's IN south Of Baltimore, i;s edition
IL - large a. tn requIre II TO be put to p-ess at an
ssrly ho1r; Advertisements, therefore, should be
s-nt in before u O'Clock M; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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Meeting 1T York. Pa.

YORK, April l9-The largest meeting ever held
hsre In the Court House, assembled last night
so 600 were appropriated for tie benefit Of the
volunteers, and committees were appointed 70
collect from the citizens
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'ruE GREAT srAyp.Rp MKp,c,yr or ,ur n,

IHK GREAT STANDARD MEDICINE OF THE DAY
Broad ard vast as our territory ia, 1t would be
Glihcult TO Ind a corner in II where HostOt er,s
stomach Bltters are unknown Wherever there is
dyspspsa-end where is it not? they are IN de-
a specific, Every disorder of the stomach the
ilver, the bnweg. and tho nervous system, seems
toyle!d TO their influence. They are an antdote 20
pain; theJ roiresh and reinforce the exhausted ami
maj powers; they count raot the NOR bid principles
lSeese they IegOats the whole vital mac hinery
and may be justly tei med the strongest ally that
science has ever br night to the aid Of nature in her
struggles with sickness
H0stettar's Celebrated Stomach Bitters are sold
W druggists everywhere. ~ cost
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Nominations in Nirainin

WHEELING, April 20.-The Douglas Democrats
In this district have nominated w. G. Brown of
Preston, for Congress the only delegate from Viz
GINA who remained In the convention that nomi-
mated Douglas. In the Parkersburg district Mr.
Carlisle has been nominated
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Massachusetts Volunteers.

BosrON, April 20.-The City Council has ap-
propriated $1,000 for the benefit Of the Boston
Volunteers enlisting for the war. Lowell has ap-
propriated 50 coo, and Cambridge IS 900 for the
families Of the soldiers There are also large pri-
vate subscription.
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LOST AND FOUND,

i OST-In the omnibus, on Friday evening,
II POHTMONNAlE. contai lining two 20 notes
OF virgins money, 500 note on the Bapk Cf Rich
nond, ana some sHal change, with severai notes
o airing the name of the loser. The fl ieS will
please leave it at the Star 0fEre; or at G r. EAR
NARDS, corner hish and Bridge sts., Gsnrge-
town. suitable reward will be given If left At
either of the above named places. ap 81 st
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From MoutgOnery

MONTGOMERY, April 20-Roger A. Pryor left
here this evening. The Cabin q has bee n in ses-
sion all day. IL is rumOred that an important
proclamation Will be issued on Monday.
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:" CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find ii to their intsr before purchas-
ing TO call at the EXTENSIVE Cabinet Es- -zsrD
tablls hment of EDWIN GREEN, No go
$50 Pennsylvania ayeRue, where a large
stock of FURNITURE and EHAIRS=11Sz
ana MATTRESSES will always be
found.
Mahogany OF a i thicknesses for sale.
Packing and Repairing and Vanishing promptly
attended TO.
Furniture OF other goods taken on storage.
an I-2Av2m
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REsIsSED.-Some fifty or sixty clerks (southern
men) resigned their respective clerkshiPs under
the Government here, In the various Departments,
to-day.
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All Of DR.: Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPatto Remedies put up. expressly for family
In cases, containing 20 walls, from ST 10 MS
each, with book Of full directions. For sale by
ID. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A Fitzgerald, 353 north r street;
also by F. b. w inter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnGammations OF
al kinds. Sold es above. ma9-ly
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NoTIcR.-DistTict Of Columbia Advertisements
- be Inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from The STAR OtHce.
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LEAVING THE COLLEGE-A number Of South.
ern students left Columbian College on Saturday,
and the remainder expect to 60 on Tuesday OF
"Wednesday
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TELEGRAPH TO THE PRESIDENTS HousE-A
Geographic wire has been carried into the Execu-
tive mansion, connecting with the main lines to
the various sections of the country.
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II The Alexandria Gazette Of this morning
says: Considerable excitement was created In this
city last night by the firing of two guns from Fort
Washington. It's supposed that they were sig
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SS5, 600 900 ,sIaI b Bo "a s. %
In the country, and salary25 cents. Contain ms the
same matter as the Great Blue Book costing s. S.
Uniting the names which are not EacessaTy. Cat
alogue OF CurIosites st Patent Office List of Pat
ents. Old Books bought and sold Catalogue far
nished ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller,
fe 2-2m~ Wilards' Hotel Square.
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Volunteers from Canada

BOsroN, April 10 1t is stated that 500 men from
Quebec and Montreal are coming here to enlist in
the United States army.
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I ATHAM'S OMNIBUS LINE WILL, ON
L. am after Monday. April is, 1861, <c-o,
run betv cen " arlington ano Alex
ancrIa at the fol OeIng hours: Leave R6fTS9
and p, m Leave Washington at 9, 1850 and u q.
m and 2, 2 81 and p. m.
The Offices are at Samuel Snnemetz's Fat and
Shoe Store, opposite Avenue House. Wsshinrton
and Green's Mansion House. Alexandria Pas
limits of either. Fare each w.v 20 oents al I5-T
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FoRr McHKNRY On Saturday night rumor
that this fort 10 be attacked kepte great many
people on the streets until morning sootuy
before midnight the MARYLAND Guards were
ordered out with a strong police force, and pro-
ceeded 20 the vicinity OF the Port for is orosec-
ton. They were ordered away from the iof. oy
the oficer in ccmma nd, who threathened 10 tnrR
the guns on them N they did not retire The
oficer evidently mistook their mission All DAY
Yesterday crowds remained IN the neighoo'eccd
but out Of range Of the guns. They were PROMPTED
more by curiosity than ANYTHING els" Bal Ssr.
III The drinking shops Of 5ssd more were
.i.sSS ,-.-ta,A.y no order of the Mayor.
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and a-half sreet.) schr. Ionic, Owens, PhiIa-
delphia, with ll3 tons Of coal for NJ essrs Chaplin
Il Bro. II
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The NEws.-The pressure Of SURFING news
upon the Stars columns to-day 10 such AZ To leave
us without an inch Of space In which to prints
single comment upon the events we narate.
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CENTRAL GAURpHousE CAsEs-Bsfor, INSTR,
Dohh E Lanahan was arrested on suspicion of
larceny OF twenty dollar note and watch from
DIR. Frazier he was dismissed. c. Werden, do ;
security Tor further hearing Jas. Digges, drunk
and disorderly; workhoHse 90 DAYS. lanes Con-
nor, do; S215. Geo Umphries aud WIN. Ellis,
stealing chile kens; security for court Eliza Fore,
man, do; dismissed
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Seizure of the Star of the West

NEW ORLEANS, A pril 20 The Star Of the w est
has arrived here from lndianola, where she was
taken as prize Of the Confederate States
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FoST WARRINGTON has been put in complete
repair IL was reinforced last week, and Is in
command Of Major Haskins, u. s. A. Guns have
Deen mounted upon the summit of the walls, so
as TO command the hill on the East which IL .s
nigh as the Fort, and which Is only two or three
hundred yards distant-a valley intervening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22

CcVGHS.-Tbe sudden changes of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary. ByonchiaI and Asthrnatic
A0setioSS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early sta.es Of the disease recourse
shond AZ once Re had To Z. Br0trn's Sropchi1I
ITccheS." or Lnzenges, lot the Cold, Cough or IT.
TlAtlon al the Throat b5 ever slight, as BIZ this
prsoautlnn more serious attack may be efootuaIly
waTded OF. Public Speakers and SINGERS will find
them eheotua for clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. See advertisement. de i-l1
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MlscHIEvous RUMoE "A rumor got no little
currency yesterday, to the effect that BODY Of
men Were engaged In mining under the Treasury
building, for the purpose of blowing it up This
cahard grew out of the simple fact that four work
men; under Capt. Franklin, are drilling holes in
,ne door Jams, for the purpose of inserting iron
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AFFAIRS IN ALExANpRtA.-The reign Of seces.
sion terror seems to be fully inaugurated AT the
heretofore conservative city Of Alexandria
The entire city Is guarded. sentry being placed
at The end Of almost every street.
For several nights past rumor states, the cars
here have been bringing troops to point a little
over mile southwest Of Alexandria, where they
are encamped. The number congreeated there "a
estimated at from 300 to !, 400 men They are
encamped In deep ravine, about half mile of
the road, and have their guards extending for
several miles In every direction. They are con-
cealed from view bv the woods
The streets are filed with excited persons, who
are lndulging In the most violent threats On
saturday, MIR. Bennett proprietor Of daguerrean
gallery In that city, received orders TO leave the
CITY In nve hours, for merely stating that he was
In favor Of the Union.
AS the Pawnee was passing this city, on her
way down, on Friday, a captain Of one Of the
s snaii eIan lying there, who had cannon on
board, made every exertion to FIRE It OF, but was
prevented from those around him.
The Hallowell Seminary and the Episcopal
HI School have both suspended.
citizen Of Georgetown was arrested in Alex.
andria on Saturday evening because when cate
chised at the supper table Of the Marshall House,
ne Jestlngly remarked that be was going to Deco
qIan 70 raise company for Lincoln. He was
released after a few hours detention Mr. Job
angus, OF this city, was arrested there Yesterday
Tor no other reason we could learn than that be
was republican. He was subsequently released
Mr.. w. u. Meizerott, of this civ, who visited
OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad was SUBJ
lected to no little questioning and ANNOYANCE be-
lore he was permitted to accom- plish his errand
Those In the secrets of the secessionists months
ago have induced many men Of property to invest
portion OF their means in Virginia State stocks
which have deprecated nearly SO per cent in that
We learn that a company OF artillery arrived in
That city yesterday from Richmond with four
hetVy rifed guns, about one-third longer than
those used by the United States field artillery The
Ffah nth ur
The steamer James Guy, on her wav ND the
river Yesterday, was detained at Alexandria and
Tour ladies, belonging to party from this city
VINO had been on visit 10 friends down the ri YER
were compelled to land. and were escorted bv
soldiers to an Alexandria hotel One of the sol.
diers, ON rendering his regrets to the lady under
MS lmmedat" escort, for the apparent di scourtesy
onefeo Tue party, received the rather tart reply
from the offended fair one of sob, pray make M
apologies, sir; you are SO drunk now that | have
to supEor your
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FLOua.-There is a great demand for -four this
morning, and the prices have gone up from 81 so
10 Sl2, according to grade. Some of the mer.
family use "
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK M

THIS CRY We have 20 assure the Sta,,, r,,S =
ers that the Government here entertain no fear,
Tor the ssfety Of this city relieving force.
can reacht. They are pushing forward by two OF
taree different routes, doubtless In SUFFICIENT num-
oers 70 hold against invading force Of quite
o,OoO men. IL 10 nevertheless the duty Of every
man here stl true 10 the Union ca ma bic of taking
part In the citys defense TO enrol himself prompt
ly to that end
Now that her chief city 10 virtually IN the hand,
the disunionists, IL Baltimore could command
those parties TO observe the peace, we doubt not
that she would no longer be horri fed with the
marching Of soldiery under the Stars and Stripe.
through Maryland, at the call Of the G overnnen,
Of the United States
Unless she can do 50, IL 10 clear 20 us that she
may ehpect them 10 be soon multiplied within
her limits, until they number not tens but hun
dreds OF thousands, II the presence Of the latter
numbers there be necessary TO shield Washington
from being violently wrested nom the Govern
ment Of the United States
While We cordially join the I.tslligenesr in
the earnest hope that the difficulties OF the times
may be speedily and peaceably settled by Congress
and National Convention, we should considcr
the Government as being entirely lost to proper
sense OF Its duty were IL TO fail 20 strain, as Il In
straRing, every nerve to insure the safety Of the
lives and property In this Capital against the
threatened invasion
We may add that the proper quarter for such
missions as Baltimore has been sending here fot
some days past, 10 Richmond-not Warrington
as thence, and from further South, come the
demonstrations which threaten the peace Of Mary
land
They (Baltmore) should promptly ask the
authorities in Richmond to cease preparations On
attack the Federal Metropolis Let her asf them
TO propose an armistice forthwith
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IRISH 6OODS

i HAVE Now received my Spring importations
OF irish Linens, Linen Shirt Fronts, Table Dia-
pers Napkins, rowellng. Table Cloths, Bird eye
Diaper, Llren Cambria Han kerchiefs. some goods
81 u cents per dozen, all of my own importstion
from the celebrated mandatory of Dunbar. Dick
son Co, Belfast, ireland, aud warranted all pure
Hnen-ail selling at ten per cent less than usual
prices, at HENRY EGAN,S.
323tsoufh side) Pa avenue
Between 9Th and nh Streets
ap l5-6tif New Iron Buildiprs
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ANOTHER COMPANY RKCRUIrIye comn,ny
recruiting at the Union House, corner Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Sixth street, meets tonight al
O'Clock, to be organized, IL the full complement
Esq.
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II Will, BUY AND GIVE A Hl6h PRICE
for Intoeraphs old letters from ceie IRE 81 aea,
are Pamph cts and Works on Amsricau csrs ,
&C Letters Of Washington muaa va I'D Al
dress r, sPkINs. s4s north T.tlf,h 81 fss-
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To THE AEILIcTKD.-Re sure to read the sdver-
Gsement of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial And
Blood Purifier. in another column. u
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MARRIED..

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will ALWAYS find them
for exchange at the Star Office counter. If
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMRnras

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise.
ment IN our paper. Req it, it will interest you.
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BOARDING..

BOARD Pleasant Rooms. with Board, c-u be
- had a. No. 2s Four and -a-half st.
ap 5-2w' (Republican.D
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-The three story brick HOUSE.
.rgs ra OF without Furniture, CONTAINING three
wes No The foot Of the cspt ono os s Ses,ts
next door. ap a2.lw.
FOR RENT-.Thc two-story BRICK HOUSE
west corner of 18th street. Inquire at the ,orner
mouse. ap l9. eoSt'
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, pleas
a. snay a located; including ParoI and Chamber
entire House which very desirable one. with
lalge size yard lncludln< most OF the Furniture,
tnearlI new vii be rented on reasonable terms
Apply at No. As on d street, between lst and I'd
Streets west. apl7 3teo'
FOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE.
nltuIs situated on New Jersey avenue. b Ss ias
house with back budns on the sems .o nttEk
10 o. 20 onrth ST Also. some vanshie LOTS,
D. RYNARD New jersey I sTshae. 1 between Sl
oHo ~ ees: aP4d
FOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
and Osa s s'SS @ 20 EG% is
fAM Lif Ha%sts c1nos Lh's,iN TO-
FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, conf.Inipg
= !! rooms, with Potomac water and gas. on [
sas ssI ,2ta Snd th opposite
ood and Coal Gficc, o "h Of and TFsos
s' m. ALs9' Brick House corner Twelfth and /.
FOR RENT-Qn May LIST. the largo and oommo-
~ G G9aI IT. h0ESE on Louisiana avenue; opposite
as dwelling and law Office, and adjoining the
ma zs-.f FKANCK TAYLOR.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROONS-
H -Four haudsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patert
and Post Office Departments, for rent. Apply at
4Sots massachusetts, avenue, north side, hetwesn
4ti ana 5tn tts. MAPS
STORE FOR RENT.-A large Store-sOom on
~ fe avenue, adjoining our auction rooms, for
rent; Apply to WALL Il BARNARD. Auction
ana Comm sion Merchants, corner Ninth street
and south eide Pa avenue. mar II
FOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, con-
tanning roOms, In good order, with gas FIX
lures complete, on II street, between 4th aud 5th
Also, q two stOry brick COTTAGE, with large
yard attached, corner of street north an 18th st.
east. To punctual and reliable tenants the terms
VIII be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
between q and I'll. no Is
FOB RENT-The fne BRICK HOUSE No.
Il 100 w est Ct, Georgetown, at present ooou
pied by tho SUBSCRIBER. 1t has y rooms, with gas
ana water throughout, fine yard, stable &c, and
6RUDER. 90 25tf
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VIRGINIA MONEY WANTED
WILLIAMS, AWOOD YARD

will take Virginia money IN payment for Wood
al the love cash prices.
Also, for oil debs due me | will take Virtinia
money al Par. J.. Is earnestly requested that all
persons Will call and make lmmediate payments. as
we wlsh to close all ACCOUNTS on our books Call
early II YOU wish to pass your money.
At WILLIAMS,
ap2O st Geareetogn d. z.
Two DWELLING GOUeEs FOR RENT,
II situated on the west side of F.yette street, In
HeoIg town, being eQuldlstant from the Academy
and College; one being at present occu nied nv Mrs
Blbb, (which WI be rented with or without the
furniture y the other beIng No. 60 both having
spacious ;ounds attached.
Also, for hire, three Servants
X. r. JACKSON.
ap l6-lw No, 155 Bridge street.
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WHOLESALE r,sy .,o,,s,
an2 barrels Labrador HERRING, selected,
95 DO Bay Island do
e5 DO PASSPORT do
50 halfbbls. extra Roe do
50 bbs. new Magdalsne do
loo do st John ALEWlVES.
Daily expected per schooner p. Heilner and for
sale low from the wharf on or before arrival
Also, 1872 hbs. cho ce Labrador HERRING. on
board Of schooner Expedt, due here about the FIRST
of next week. Also
$50 BIB S. No. HeremichI ALEWIVES,
leo do No. Clipped HERRING,
100 do No. Boston do
80 do No. Medium MACKEREL, Glouoes-
ter inspection,
50 bbls. No. , MACKEREL, Gloucester Inspec-
ton,
SALMON.
% half bbs: Spring HERRING and Labrador
HEkhlNG OF superior quality, in store and for
sale at satisfacto pricas
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
ap l0-2w 80 and 10l Water st Georg etowp,
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on the 2lst instant, of oonsump-
ton, .RV VIRGINIA, daughter Of John Lang,
in her nth ye6r
Her funeral will take place from tho residence of
her grandfather, Mr.. VOnnessen, Congress street,
Tuesday afternO n at O'Clock.
baltimore sun copy
On the 2ltt instant in the 81 year of his age
AFTER q lingering illness. JOHN NJ. MOORE, for
many years the Chief Clerk of the General Land
Office.
The funeral notice will appear in the InteIlIg n
Ger OF to morrow.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECEIVED
i their first supply of new styles OF n.
SPRING GOODS, they respectfully invite
q call from their patrons and the public gen ~
orally. TheS keep also constantly hand w
q good supply of NAVAL. and nj lLITARY -ns
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Epaulsts,
II. LOUDoN CO..
CitIzAn and Military Taiiors
ma % sneo No. 362. under Browns Hotel.
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
L - - 80 NKAR CARLISLE, PA.
Thirti.th session. twenty. weeks,) oommenoes
tire expense so. each half able in advance,
Circulars al this oioe. 70 iIa Few csncies call
''-- r. X, BURNS, Plainisld,
ma o. colin Cumberland county, Pa.
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On the 18th instant, st Trinity Church, George
town, by toe Rev. Father E. McNerhany. of Wash
Inston, d. e., Mr.. WILLIAM WnELAN. ni
Georgetown 70 Miss KATE v. MeNERHANY,
Langley, Fairfax county, Va.