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Interesting from the South.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-More sensation dis
patches from Washington state that President
Davis bad ordered General Beauregard to stop
cation with him, and place Fort Sumter In state
Of siege. lfsuch was the fact We would receive
immediate Intelligence from Montgomery and
nuncs to tell Of proceedings at Charleston.
The political excitement In New York to-day ia
represented as intense, and collision is believed
to be inevitable.
The Cabinet at Montgomery believe no bellig-
erent steps will be resoTted TO. While the Con
federate State are being put on complete war foot
Ing, no alarm is entertained
Advices from Jamaica TO the I'D ult state that
Prince Alfred met royal reception at barbados
Preparations are making 70 give him magnis.
cent ball at Jamaica. -. IRl -
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Political Demon.,ra,i.n ats, I.,,,

ST. LouIs, April5.-The steamboatmen, "A n.r.S.
last night, in honor OF the election Of Daniel a
Taylor, for Mayor Of this city, was the most bril-
liant and imposing Of its character ever seen in
81 Louis. About thirty yswls, mounted on
wheels profusely decorated with banners and
tansparencies, together with a large number Of
citIens In carriages and omnibuses, horseback
and sfoot, were In the procession. The streets
Were densely thronged with enthusiastic specta-
to's' Ihe republican and Herald printing ofices
and a number Of private dwellings were Brilliant
ly Illuminated, and there was a fne display OF
torches, Pyrotechnics and bsnrres in the line OF
The procession. salute Of one hundred and CIV
guns was fred during the evening.
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The Fus,t,ye sI.x. Ca,.

CHICAGO, April 5.-The fugitive slaves taken
from this city on "Wednesday morning were en-
amined before Commissioners Corueau at Spring
held, Yesterday. The proof that they were fugi-
tves was clear and indisputabie, and they were
accordingly delivered to their owners They
Were taken 10 81. Louis In the evening train
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RalnmeTa Nlnrk.n


BALTIMORE, April s-Flour dull; Howard st
Ohio, and City Mills held at as 50 Wheat nrn;
red 81 Rial ass white 81 20 Com acaS.
mixed 5Ss5sc.; yellow 6Oa62c; white 6Oa6lc. Pc Il
steady; mess si7. Lard quiet at ga aloe Coffee
firm at I2AaI3Hc. Whisky dull at I7Xai7Ac.
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Activity at the Charle,tewp Navy Yard

BosToN, April 6-Great activity 10 manifested
al the CharlestOwn Navy Yard. Over eight hun
cred men are now employed there. The brig
cambridge Is now ready for sea, aud her crew are
waiting TO 20 on board. The frigates Minnesoia,
Mississippi and Colorado are now ready for sea
Commodore Stringham Is expected next week.
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LAND WARRANTS AND MONEY.-There was no
unusual activity in transactions under this head
since Wednesday. Few warrants appears in the
market At the counters OF dealers, 100 and 100
acre warrants were bought for 65 and sold for rs
and Sl.lO. moderate business has been doing
In exchanges. New York city, par; State, per
cent; New Jersey. Delaware, Rhode Island, ];
Pennsylvania, LAZY MARYLAND, 1Ka2H; Ken
lucky, Ohio, and Indiana, ,; Louisiana, 2b; Viz
ginia, ~; Tennessee, z; North Carolina, ;; ILL.,
nois Georgia, and South Carolina, 10; District Of
Columbia, i.
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day morning, Pat Broden, charged with chastising
his wife; dismissed VIM. Roman, (col' ID drunk
and disorderly; fined 80 81. John McNally, drunk
and disorderiy; fined S3.17. Jos. King (col,d)
disorderly; fined 81 IL. Mary Kellgan Mary
Cavenor, and Charles LANCASTER, accused OF having
no visible means Of support; sent for home to the
workhouse.
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LoUIvILLK, April 5.-N l.. McCleIiand, the tar
collector for the western district Of this city IL
reported to have absconded, being defaulter 60
the amount Of $4,000.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned san, die
Yesterday
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Municipal EIect,sns

PoRrsNourH, Va, April e-The Union csndi.
date, John .. Lawrence, was elected Mayor today
by majority OF 2o6 votes. sa-..a = -
LouIsvLLR, KY April 6.--Ex-Mayor Dalnh.
the workingmen's candidate and L Zionist. VA,
Reelected Mayor today by about !, 200 msjority.
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EinaneiaI-

NKw YORK, April s.-Sterling exchange dull
at7aaS. Stocks duh and lower. Chicago and
Rock Island 534; Illinois Cerual shares 76s;
Mich. Southern 35k; New York Central 75S :;
Reading IL; Hudson River r.. X. ilk; Va Ga IS;
Mo. 6's 63a; Coupon 6's Of ISL 92k
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New vesk VIarksta.

New YORK, April s.-Flour dull and g.. lower
Wheat dull and lc. lower. Corn hrm and un
changed. Pork firm and unchanged Lard fru
and generally unchanged whisky dull at rs X c
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ALEXANDRA AFFAIRs.-From the Alexandria
Gazette we CLEAN the following:
On Friday night last, the ball Of a pistol, appa-
rently Chance shot, passed thIoug fence In the
rfar OF the residence OF James \. Hallowell, on
Fairfax street, and CHANGING, broke a window In
the chamber of Mr.. Hallowell, and lodged In the
wall. No Information could be obtained as to
when and how the pistol was fred
number OF negroes belonging to the Crawford
estate in Maryland, passed through this city on
saturday, en- route for Jefferson county, In Vir-
ginia, where they are to be settled upon a farm
rencontre took place at the corner Of King and
Royal streets, on Saturday afternoon last between
Messrs Joshua Taylor and Jno. Ashford, in which
the latter wa severely injured. Mr Taylor was
examined before Justices Price and Harper and
held to bail In tie Gum Of $500 to answer at the
July Court, charge Of assault and battery
The arrival of shad and herring have increased
and the prospect for a fair fishery Is improving
There arrived up on Saturday and Yesterday about
$4,000 shad, and l20, 900 herring. Prices have de-
elm ed materially, and sales were made at 80 50a
3 per thousand for herring, and 81 5Oass 50 for
shad: Rock l2Hc per bunch, and perch Base per
bunch for the finest quality.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoIIcs District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be Inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR once.
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The Case ef Jaet.I.w

TRENTON, April e.-rhe Court In the Gaze Of
Sac Aaiow, me New York bay murderer, 10 divi.
tof new tial has been suspended, and me mat
tT Referred TO the United States supreme Court ;.
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HOMEOPATHIC RRMKpIKs

All Of DT; .h nsdmPhr Sgt Co., specific aH-
uses IN boxes, at Is and % cents each. Also,
sac6 %ith Soof Of u drscton ,Om For sale e
z. De Gilman, sao Pa avenue, Wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Ftzgerad, S53 north F street;
nue. and sixth street.. Also Ponds Extyaet az Witch
.HassI, for internal and external Infammstions OF
Allhnds. Sold a. above. NASTY
ITO TEE AysLIcrxDi-Re sure toread the advsr-
tserifent of McLean,s Strengf hening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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M NRW GOODS.

M NEW GOODS.
w + Are now adding to our stock n large And
desirable lot of NEW GOODS, comprising every
thing that Is new and desirable, which We propose
to sell at small pI,ce. All perrons in want of Dry
Goods will q ways find our stock oompete in ali ,s
branches and at the lowest prices. We would i'm
press upon those OF citizens who have recentl,
taken mp their residences with tina; we have INIT
"one price,. mark ed In plain figures on each aTti-
sales for cash. N "
We ask an examination of prices, so that Gus
toners satisfy themselves In ward 10 the say
Ing by purchasing for cash.
..F.< w. M. SINISTER L CO.,
No. IS, opposite Center Market
ma 8-l0t ..-.- 49,. Between Th and 9th s,s
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WHITEHURsr, No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue,
to suit the times, has reduced his prices for pho
togIaPhs almost fifty per cent. See his album
cards and hkenesses Of distinguished men. 2t*
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CRIMINAL COURT.-This morning, the court
met at II O'Clock and there being no cases read v
for trial, the petit jurors Were discharged until
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
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WnERH SHALL I Got-Not many days ago, a.
one OF our city justices was quietly seated at his
supper, ne was notified by his landlord that
person In another room requested and begged
hard to see the magistrate very particular bust
ness The justice, presuming that perhaps
shocking MURDER or "audacious theft, had
just been committed hastily left the supper table
ana aPpeared before the urgent and apparently
teT rned com plainant, no stout built fellow
ABOUT nve feet ten inches In hight Of som bre COM
plexlon, and rather stability dressed. AS soon as
ne saw the magistrate the complainant said lad
dressingthe justice with rueful countenance,)
have come, Squire, to ask your advice and
protection Mine, sir, is very hard case; but as
II Is private affair, | would like to speak with
you In your office" The Justice remarked that
he had nothing TO say or do with the private affairs
OF individuals; nevertheless, he would go with
complainant TO the office, which was not far dis
tant. Having entered therein, the complainant
was requested to take seat, which being done,
he presented to the justice the following synopsis
OF the case. 81 have been living for two years
past with tavern keeper, an Italian by birth,
whose wife Of she he his wife, IL terrible shrew.
She gives him fits IL he does not obey her In all
things, and be dare not refuse. This night,
Squire, this very night, not an hour ago, she
quarreled with her husband, and because did
not side with her, she struck me, scratched my
lace, and drove me out Of the house with
a hard case! What shall dol Where shall
-" "Well, my friend,n said the Justice,
" then you come to me for advice, II seems, as
well as protection. will answer you that IL you
require 1t, and not ashamed to ask the protec-
ton Of the law, you may have a warrant against
the woman and have her bound over to court and
TO keep the peace" sob, yes,n said the CON-
plainant g but what shall I do Where shall |
go" If you are really afraid Of this woman"
sa d the Justice, and dare not live in the same
honse and town with her, travel hence to parts
unknown, and do not stop until you arrive at
Cravensville. post village in Mssouri, about 40
miles north Of Jefferson City, which, Judging
from Its name, appears to be 1T place of residence
Tor craven-hearted men, hen-pecked husbands,
ana fuyitives from wOman's fury" The stout
hearted complainant, having heard this advice,
LETT the office, muttering to himself he wended
his way along the street, Z" What shall | do!
w here shall Itrn1
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" NEW GOODS.
w Are row adding to our stock q largo and de-
sirable lot of NEW GOODS, comprising every
thing that is new and desirable, which we propose
to sell at q small price. All persons in want of
DRY GOODS will always find our stock complete
IN al its branches, and at the lowest prices. We
would impress upon those of our oltz ems who have
have but lone price," marked in pain figures on
each article, and offer discount of five per cent.
of for all sales for cash.
. We ask an examination of prices, so that Gus
toners can satisfy themse yes in regard to the
Ing by purchasing for cash.
w. NJ. SINISTER Il CO.,
No. IS, opposite Center Market,
dp 6 lot Retween 9Th and RIh OF
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TnIAnY INvArIns

In suggesting to ladies of feeble habit the import
anoe OF HOstetter's stomach Bitters as a means of
safely supplying renewing that vigor upon which
health and the durstIOn of life depends, we solicit
their attention to few important faots The
preparation is specially adapte to the cure of All
fucuobal arrangement arising either from eonstl-
tutlonal weakness or other causes. Ii is recon-
mended by msdloa men as q sure remedy for the
obstruction and Irregularities from which few of
the sex are uniformly exempt, and married ladies'
especially. Mothers who are engaged in the cares
OF maternity. will find the Bitters glorious prepa
ration for recruiting the bodily energies, and CIV
ing tone and tension to the relaxed nerves, Tlley
chesr and animate The spirits with ut creating un
due excitement, promote sleep, act mildly upon
the bowels. create n appetite, are extremely use
fuI IN al bilious aft .ctiOns, and may be taken
with the fullest confidence that the infinite good
they do can never be followed by any uniayofable
reaction. EgS
Sold by all druggists. 90 apS ec3t
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RETURNED HoME.-This morning, one of the
carpenters who left here on Friday with the q s
troops returned In the six O'Clock train his
not being sufficient TO carry him farther from home
than New York. The remainder have shipped
and gone South
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MARRIED.

At the Navy Yard, on the ID instant, By the Rev
DIR. Morsell, assisted by the Rev. DIR. PInckney
U.sE: 70 Lieut.. JULIUSE. MEiRRE, u s.
M0sae Corps ee {.
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DARING ROBBERY About IL O'Clock Saturday
morning, an Italian woman, on her way TO the
market, was waylaid by negro when coming
down Capitol Hill, and ROBBED Of her pocket book
containing small quantity Of money. The rob-
Der was pursued, but made his escape
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
EDITOR STAR: In suggesting TO the learned
Secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution a slight
change In his present admirable organizations, |
am prompted by no selfish spirit Of encr oac hment
or interference, but by sincere desire to promote
as We'll the veal Of large class Of individuals
who now are excluded by reason Of their business
occupations, as to add TO the good will which Is
so generally entertained towards the Institution by
the grateful citizens of the National Metropolis
L ailude TO the present incOnvenient hours Of the
nofary; an arrangement by which nearly nine
tehths of the whole community, and of necessity
all who are engaged in business. are denied the
advantages designed them, believe, by its gen.
erous founder. What says the Secretary to the
doors being closed at ten instead Of FIVE D. III p
III not Tor SIX at least for three of the seven,
The strangers who visit our city are content
with glance at the gold and red or perchance
nme-stalned occupants OF the groaning shelves,
and az the citizens themselves are occupied at least
from nine O'Clock until three they are necessarily
precluded from sharing with the Jetc the use Of
the nDraTV-a privilege Of inestimable value
which they could not fail to appreciate were they
once INDUCED
Is it not Palpably unjust that so f.,v are allowed
10 explore this precious mine, when by the en-
ployment Of nj ht officer or librarian at an in
considerable salary, so many could and no doubt
would, occupy themselves in useful study, instead
OF seeking the antidote of ennui in less reputable
places.
IL Professor Henry values the name OF public
benefactor, II he would rescue from ignorance
and probably from dissip ation the young men of
the District, If he would earn the gratitude Of
parents. OF those whom poverty or a generous
spirit OF independence urges TO labor, Of the MANY
who, TO my knowledge, would gladly quaff the
waters OF this fountain Of knowledge let him
speedily act upon suggestion which, believe
~, Respectfully, "UT PRosINI."
Washington, April 5, 1861
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GREAT CRASH
DR GOODS,

We have inst received our second supply of
NEW DRY GOODS from the great crash 10 the
Northern cities, the most of which has been pur-
chased at about half their real value, and will be
sold Ut the same sacrifice. 1850
READ OUR PRICES.
P. " WE PRACTICE NO DECEPTION"
Figured Poplins and Grey Goods, g. g. TO- l2 Is, Is,
Is, 81, 81, 50, SIC
Plain Black silk. SO, rs 1850, worth sI.2s
LA Caliooes, warrant fast colorsL -...-... 80
l2e Shifting, Purple and Black do. ----- 100
80 Organdle Lawns. .........-.-.........-... 25c
IN very handsome fast co ors) Lawns. 49,. 100
I2a DOMESTIC Cling hams. ......--. loo
Is Kentucky Jeans. Observation-Disclosures 2ho
tS,s tyard WIDE Bleac1cd Cotton .......... loo
IS Fancy Wool Tweeds ........-.--.....,.. 500
81 All w DEL Fancy Ca ssh mers $50
$50 and 90 Stella Shawls, 6roche borderI 81 to s.
90 and 50 Parasos and Silk Umbrellas, $50 to 81
80 Irish Linen and White Cambric.. ......... $50
81 l2-spring HOopskirts and Lace Wells. 800. 500
~ Linen H'dk'ts and White Hose. ...---. SO
Snakels. =. ..........-. 25)
MATTHEW'S Il GORE.
33s SEVENTH STREET.
ap6T Remember, the east side, bet andK.
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THR WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning In made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line TO the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
about Z O'Clock
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COMNUSIoS SERvIcE.-Yesterday being the
first Sabbath in the month, the Sacrament OF the
Lends Supper was administered In all the Meth
odist Churches according TO the rule OF that
courses were delivered in each Of the churches by
the ofnciafing ministers. The communion was
participated in by members Of other denomina-
Tons who were present. The weather being
rather unpleasant and threatening rain, the con-
greganons were not as large as usual upon similar
occasions =
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MATHEWS 4 GoKE, No. 35s Seventh street,
nre now the centre Of attraction, and are dis
posing Of the richest styles &C panic prices. IL
really does one good to look over his stock Of
silks lawns, shswis. &c, and glance Is snthci-
emf TO convince one Of their cheapness.ss The
ladies' should not purchase before calling ct Ne.
a63 Seventh street. / q
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

n%NOTICE-A special meeting Of the stock
US holders Of tae Imrd Bun ding Association
of GAorgetovs will be held ~ IN Council Cham
Der on TT ESOAN EVENING next. the 9th INST,
at dock, To take into consideration the subject
of the numerous Withdrawals. -
ap6-5t w. KING, Sec.
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ap 8 ec3t

CoUsHs:-The sudden changes of our climate are
s2qroes of Pulmonary, Bronehta! and Asthnlatie
3fsetioaS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
tsken IN the early STAGES Of the disease recourse
T+ocksS," LOzenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rtstiou OF the Throat be ever slight, by this
preoan on more serious attack be effectually
warded of. Public Speakers and Stsgsrs will find
them efectual for clearing and streng thenlnE the
voice. See advertisement. Dolly
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
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Prcxpocxxr N THr MARxEf Saturday morn.
Ing lady making purchases In the Centre Market
had q pocket book containing small amount Of
money extracted from her pocket. She did net
notice the loss until it VAS too late 10 attempt
discovery Of the operator. - ~ .fs
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The Rockville Md Sentinel says: We learn
from a reliable source that there more than
hundred applicants from this county for Office
NJ the hands OF the Lincoln Administration. Mr.
l.. received but nfty votes In Montgomery, we
! are therefore little curious 10 know, whence
this sudden accession Of friends, and who are
z tboss engaged In this ''wild hunt after once"
We viii soon see. -'.'l.. Pc a-1-5
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store OF II MIGRANT Saturday nj z ht to get chang
fof sS piece. Somehow he managed to carry
away the change and the IS besides. The pro-
prietor immediately started In pursuit. and recov-
cred 81 IS Of the change; and King showing an
inclination to be pugnacious. was arrested and
taken 70 the guardhouse, where he was fined
81 % by Justice Clark.
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YESTERDAY morning Ofhcers Boss and Irwin
arrested a young man, the son Of a respectable
and wealthy citizen Of Baltimore, who had run
away from his father, taking with him $500 of
the old mans Inoney, which he was squander-
ing among the fashionabl loafers about town
he was taken in charge by the officers till the
hour for the afternoon train North, when they
leftwith him for Baltimore. ~ -
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The Nv. DR. TusrIs preached and adml nis-
tered Che conmunion In the Western Pfesbyte-
LjsD Church, Firss wsFd, yessesdsy mosaing.
80. Il. sss.f -. -u ea~ q a I
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FOR REN In,I1 May LIST, the large and oommo-
| the City Hall Square, now occupied BY MIR. Webb
| as dwelling and law Office, and adjoining the
house OF Mr.. Richard Wallach
| ma 23-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
L new four story houses on Fourth st between
ID and T. sts., No. $50, fronting the City Hall
square Possession given immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
40 lOulSlApa II ansf
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Il OR The accommodation Of Virginisns and the
citizens of GeOrg etOvn and Washington. the IN
derslgned has re- established the old ferry from
Analostan Island TO X ey nod's Wharf, near Rays
Mall. A safe and convenient new Doat-the Toe
rates.
ma T-2v WALTER Cooley.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
with gas and water, and convenient TO the Patent
and Post Ofhos Departments, for rent. Apply at
A9OH Massachusetts avenue, north side, between
4th and 5th sts.' mas
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Il 12roOms, with Potomsc water and gas on
street. bet=een 18th and lith, opposite Frank in
square. Inquire at WARDER d STEWAR RS
wood and Coal Ofhoe, corner of n and Twelfth
ats. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and 1.
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lust RECEIVED, q lot more of the celebrated
- TEN CENT TIES also, very large lot of
SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS. HATS and CAPS, at the Peoples
Once. between and sts ap slim
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STORE FOR RENT.-A large Store-room on
- Pa. avenue, adjoining our auction rooms, for
rent. Apply to WALL & BARNARD, Auction
and Commiss sion Merchants, corner Ninth street
and south side Pa. avenue. mar III
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NTVVN NDlN n UT slUry DICK HUUSE, OOn-
lures complete, on II street, between 4th and 5th,
Also, tYo-story brick COTTAGE, with large
east. To punctual and reliable tenaats the terms
will be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
between u aad II. no I3-tf
NOR RENT-The fne BRICK HOUSE No
l. 100 West ST., Georgetown, at present occu
pied by the subscriber. IL has - rooms, with gas
and water throughout, fine y ard, stable DO, and
is in a good neIghLorhood. Apply 10 JAS. A. MA
6RUDER. oc Is If
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SOMETHING NEW ON FREE EXHIBI-
- TION."-A very large lot of CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, at
No. $50 Seventh St n. BAL Of the above goods
Seventh ST., between f. and r SITS. APPS I'm