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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-01
NOTICE.

~ NOTES. one Of Twenty five dollars, and
thc two others Of Sixty seven dollars and tinv
cents each, held 10y T.. L. Rich against the sub.
scribcr, are without consideration, and were
fraudulently obtained | hereby caution each
and every person against purchasing the same.
as they will not bc paid
Nj. GLOW.
Independence. Iowa. July Is, ls6l jy23tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-01
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NHE Copartncrship heretofore existing Ice.
i tween Woodward 4 Marshall, is this ,lay
dissolved 10y mutual consent.
j. :. WOODW ARD,
W :. MARSHALL.
The undersigned will continue in the prae
tice of law at the old office of Woodward &
Marshall. J. :. WOODW ARD
independence, July sth, ls6l. liz l6, II
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-01
STOCK of GROCERIES.
Which am going to sell
A T CO s r,
*or the merit Z birtp Dams.

My stock is full and complete. aud all those
VII" are in want or expect TO be soon. will do
well To give me n call, for my entir, stock is 10
hr closed out IN proportion 10 tie above rates.
T. 7. klNSLEY.
June Is lSGI
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Reports from New Oceans

NEW oRLEANs, April A special dispatch
from Washington 10 the Delta. reported a aus
pected attempt 10 reinforce Fort sumter AMI the
hgate Minnesota, with other ships Of war; had
been ordered 70 the mouth OF the MIls.sSIpI! 20
collect the revenue, has created the highest az
element to-day on the streets. There 10 nothing
10 confirm toe report, which is discsedittd by
men Of better judg ment.
Dispatches from Montgomery to-day make no
mention Of any such movement
Eighteen hundred Mississippi Infantry passed
through Mobile yesterday fof the same desti ma
ton. The total force at Pensacola is i've thousand
The only danger Of a conflict is from the pres
ence Of SO large a force
Ii Is reported that the United States stea rner
Brooklyn arrived of Pensacola hsrbor on the Dist
ut
Advices from lndienola state that the United
States steamer Mohawk aud the United states
steam transports Star Of the West and Empire
City were lying outside Of Pass Csvallo bar ,
awaiting for the Federal troops to return with
them to New York
The steamer Fashion has been chartered by the
CHSfed States Government TO transport troops from
lndlanola TO Pass Cavallo bar. Ten companies
were expected from San Antonio, Texas
The Second Company OF Zouaves, numbering
one hundred men, started this evening for Pensa-
cola, TO take part in the demonstration against
Fort Pickens.
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Affairs ut the Seuth

CHARLESTON, April The final vote in the
State Convention on the permanent Constitution
was taken to-day The whole number Of members
is l72 The vote stood li6 for the Constitution,
against il l6 absent 10.
Augusta, Ga April 4 -welcome b. Sayles,
Special Agent ofthe Post Once Department Of the
southern Confederacy, left tonight direct for
Washington. After a thorough examination into
the postal arrangements IN the Southern section
be has had interviews with Postmaster General
Reagan and nearly all the postmasters.
The old mail arrangements will probably be
continued until the Confederate States are ready
TO conclude their own, which will be shortly.
Two companies left the arsenal tonight for
Savannsh.
A salute was fred this afternoon by Captain
James w. Meredith's private battery In honor Of
The rathca alton Of the Constitution by south Caro-
lima, and the hosting OF the Confederate Ststcs
flag.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Military Msvemenu-New York Items, &c
TEL EGG & APHIO.

Military MovemeEb-New York Items, &c
NV lOKK, April 5-The Government has
chartered the steamers Baltic and Ariel 90 carry
troops under sealed orders The Baltic will carry
captain Barry's company Of Flying Artillery and
ninety men, and the Ariel will take seven or eight
companies OF Infantry aud marines Both Will
sail on Sunday. The friRate POwhatan goes 20
sea tomorrow morning fully equipped and provi-
stoned, and will probably take three companies Of
troops. The Impression az the Navy Yard IA that
Forts Sumter aad Pickens are beth 20 be rein
Governors Island hsve received marching orders
and Others will speedily follow There are now
over GOO troops di ferent stations In ths port
The Express says IL Is supposed In well-in-
formed quarters that Texas 10 the point where
the troops will be landed, and that they will
be sent out at the request Of Gen Houston 20 repel
the Indians
The Commercial says thata Committee Of lead
Ing virginia politicians have had an interview
with the President and the Secretary Of state ard
Were assured, most positively, that the President
contemplated no hostile movements and should not
attempt 10 collect the revenue for the pie reason
that Congress bad withheld from him tie power
The steamship Atlantic has also been chartered
by the Government, and cleared for the Brsios
this afternoon, with provisions, stores and other
property OF the Government
The Harriet Lane has not sailed az supposed,
but 10 lying In the bay, In conseq uence Of In
formation given Capt Faunce by the Collector
which may result In the seizure Of other vessels
bound 70 the coast Of Africa
Collector Barney was sworn into once today
Marshal RvnderS seized a clipper bark yester-
day charged with going into In. slave trade, but
the evidence proved insufficient, and she will
probably be released.
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bne o,olookf

of consufnp;ion.V i6L Ell A. HINTON asea cd IS IS
year s,s pa ahs Of 'lsie Rob's Hin
sffsnsrsi VIII take place TO morrow Sunday }
ats OF clock o. m from the residence of her step
fsthsr. II. ID. Gunneil, on @ street south. between
~ and 9Th ats. Tho friends Of the family are IN
On the 5th instant, JAMES, eldest SON Of Jas !.
and Mary Gonroy,in the 8th year Of his Ago.
His remains viii be taken from the residence Of
Cemetery, TO morrow afternoon at O'Clock, to
which the friends Of the family sse respectfully in
yIted 20 sttend, 30
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ErQm Gnlifnruia.

FoRT KEARNEY, April 5.-The California Pony
Express Of the I'D ult. has arrived. The Califor.
MIA Senate had voted that no election Of a United
States Senator had taken place, and inviting the
ever, reiecsed I tSe propOsitioa M Nuaesf would
have received the united Brecklnridge and .
number OF Duglas votes but for his ind;scteei
speech strongly sympath!Iing with secess.on.
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N SEVENTH STREET. A
" Co '''E - .II2 -e4 Il
ALWAYS AHEAD.
400
400

AL " AHEAD.
have lust received q Moe stock Of SPRING
GCbQTHlNG. EU ISHING GOOD s
TRUNKS, HATS and CAPS, to which invite the
attention of ali In want of such articles My motto
- "A qnlok sixpence is better than q slow shil-
come and look at our goods and prices and If you
want nice shirt And pretty Tie, No: $50 Sew
large Of 81 Has Which have
ing at q per cent. below, their actual value For
fss os Of sst
BAGS. vsIying in PRICES from a 30 to SO. If you
want good Trunk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
buy them as low as at the Peoples Clothing Store,
No. 460 Seventh st., opposite Pest Once.
mar Him No. $50 Seventh st. bet L and r.
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Financial.

NKw YORK, April Money market Ia easy.
Loans on call is5 per cent. Sterling exchange
dull at SIS Stocks duh and irregular. Chicago
and Rock island 81; Illinois Certal shares TX;
do. bonds IS \; Mich. Southern IS y; New York
Central 76A; Reading ilH; Hudson River r.. r.
42K; Mo. ga 63ki Treasury l2's IO3Hi do. coupon
6's924.
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Forged virginia Bends.

NEW YoRk, April 5.-A leading anking house
on w all street has it Ia said, detected a daring
attempt t0 swindls By means Of fCrg ed Virginia
bonds. IL is believed that large amount OF
forged bonds have been thrown upon the market,
The parties implicated declare themselves 70 be
Virginians. An investigation is progressing.
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The PosItien Of ,hr Richmond whis

RICHMOND, April 5.-There is good authority
for stating that the Richmond Wing will not id
vocate secession, but will stand by the policy q
representing an ultimatum 10 the North
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and Ohio IS 37aS5 so. Whsat steady; red 81 30a
sc; white 81 5Oal.70 Corn heavy; yellow 6oa
Gle; white 6Os63c. Provisions steady and un-
changed. Conee active but firm at l2kal3kc.
Whisky duh at I7kaISc
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Virginia Inspection Laws.

NORFOLK, April 5.-Tbe schooner Lucy z
Warren, Of Baltimore, hos been seized In Hamp-
ton Roads for violation OF the inspection laws.
She Is IN custody Of the City Sergeant.
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- 80 THIS sn MY, H H9U PLEASE.

Extra, and Super Flour msnuisctarsd hy . Bond
& Jsokson, at the Burnt Mills, MontsomerS ooun-
between n and /, where he viii at ell times be
pleass Sd TO seq his old cuetomers.
above. Also, Corn Meal, shIpstuf, Bran, 60.
SgSy v @Hsa gsaseag 80 - .rSEi -. Il .Jak
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Another Steamer Chartered by the Govern
u. =. senatcrs Elected

NEW YoRK, May 5-The steamship has bee
chartered by the Government, and goes 10 se
with sealed orders to-day or tomorrow.
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BEIkImaIs Nlurkss.

0ATcHIsoS, April 5.-The Kansas Legislature
have elected Messrs Lane and Pomeroy United
States Senators by a small majority.
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.r LIST OF, LETTERS -r,r
REMAINING IN The POST OFFICE,

"AsnIN~IUN W.T. APHII o. Iocfs
tOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING STAR, it
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published IN Washington.l
IL All persons applying for letters IN the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISED. a
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Nav York htarkst.

NKw YORK, April Flour hrm and generally
unchanged Wheat is slightly higher. Corn 10
quiet Pork quiet. Lard steady. Whisky duh
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LOCAL NEW s :

" TIE STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining in the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
70 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the Office. Its
total daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
lumbia
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OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
" WASHINGTON. March y, 1861.
Proposals will he received up to the 18th proxi.
mo Tor the fu rnlshing ard delivery at near th e
site OF the District Reservoir, of 900 cubic yards
Il. oxen Stone. more or less.
The stone not to exceed in size cubes of three
inches. To he hard and durable.
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed "Pro-
pcsa for Broken Stone"
NJ. G.. MEIGS, Capt. OF Eng'rs.
ma % tAp'5 Chi. Eng'r of Wash'n AQueduot.
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Wood and Coal.

A No. article of WOOD on hand, prepared to
suit the wants of each customer. Wood sold cord
length also, or in any way or any Quantities de-
sired.
IL Coal kept in Coal Houses, screened before de
hvering.
IL $40 lbs. to the ton.
IL Personal attention 10 every order.
Il. J. & w. NJ. CALF.
Once 2s2 Pa. av., between llth and 18th SITS.
Wood Mill and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street,
below War Department. ma S-tf
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EOR RENT-Un May LIST, the large and oommo-
dlous HOUSE on Louisiana avenue. opposite
the CIT, Hall Square. now occupied by MIR. Webb
as 3 dwelling and law office, and adjoining the
ma s3-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Tor RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, CONTAINING
Il RroOms, With Potomac water and gas, on I
street, bet- 18th and 18th. opposite Frank in
square. Inquire at WARDER Il STEWARDS
W oOd and Coai Cftce, corner of Fl and Twelfth
SITS. Also, Brick House CORNER Twelfth and 1.
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NorIcx-Ihereby call the attention of my friends,
customers, and the public in general, to my large
assortment of Spring and summer Clothing and
Genttsmen,s Furnishing Goods, Just received,
Fashionable Clothier, Pa. ave.. between 10th and
18th cts, next TO C. Woodward's stove store. 1t
tiseHant of Moi,ean'. strsnatSeninr co1sisI nnd
Blood Pun er. in another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

EVERY VISITOR TO WASHINGTON
IL SHOULD PURCHASE
PHILIPS WASHINGTON DESCRIBED.
THIS is the only Complete GvIds book tke Ndtio1-
al Capital erer published.
The Vslume contains a Comprehensive History OF
the City from its Earliest Sett ement 10 the.
Present Time, with every Imp rant
Event connected with II as the
Seat of Government.
Also,
Elaborate DesorIpt'oEs OF the Various Public
Buildings Re!isble Information H. re- pect to
al the Departments OF the Government
Mode of fransacting Business with the
Public Ofhces the Etisuette of Of
hcial Intercourse; Description of
the Places of Interest in
the Vicinity, &c. &c.
ILLUSTRATED WITH MAP AND NUMEROUS En-
CRAVINGS.
EIegdrtly Bound IN CRIMSON Cloth.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Free by mail on reosot of the publish ID price,
PHILIP & SOLOMONS
Metropolitan Bookstore,
mar ecim 332 Pa. Az, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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BIRDS!-BIRDS FOR SAFE.

I% BlRDS!-BIRDS FOR SALE. ax<
~ Just received a splendid assortment ~
= ~ BIRDS iron EuropS:-beTHsn Canaries ~
English BLACK Brds, Thrushes, Bull Finehes, God
Finches, Lin cts, SKI LaIks, yellow Hamers. Par
roquets, Java Sparrow, Starlens, the Red Mocaw
Parrot, and green and gray. 1 have MockIng
Birds, Red Wing Black birds, Req BIRDS, Doves,
and Bob JIDks also. Trained Birds. Price . cents
to $50. Cages OF ali kinds IRON 10 cents 10 SO 81
John O'MEARA'S bird store, No. sec Fs az
enue, at the Capitol g.te. fe 9 SIN
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nR. CHAS. X. BOTELER.
CUpTy EDN re VITO

nR. CHAS. X. BOTELER.
IL SURGEON DENTIST,
Having located him self permanent in Washing
ton, Offers his protest. nal services to cItI- -
Zens and soiourneIs, in all the vauOusSpSS@S
branches Of his profession. upon the most SILED
recently improved system of Density.
DIR. b., having studied with one of the most en-
and alsl with tho Dental College OF Ba tIrnUre
from " HON he has received his diploma, feels CON
fdent that his operati ons will prove emnenty SAT-
abb ity.
sts., over steveIs's Lace Store open from g M
To pm ap I-co2m
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TAYLOR Il HUFC HISON,
No.z2 CRNrER MARKET SPACE,
Would call the attention Of purchasers To our
stock of Seasonal Bile DRY GOODS, compris-
ing some of tho vest and most desirable mp ort.-
uUns OF the season. Our stock of Domestics, Linen
and White Goods will be found very con plete
and will be offered at prices that cannOt fail TO give
satlslactIOn We an examination APPS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Citizens Bank; OeBos ;.
Rsusw; Niaeenr Merehants OGes; ssey Turklsh Leg.
Chas C. w. Mechanics Hall; Mr. ri Vsry Ola Friend
OLKTTKRs MUST IN ALL CASES BIZ PREPAID,
Il April sI.,,rr ..--. WIN. JONES. p, M
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" WOOD AND COAL.
Il GU Will surely get your moneys worth by
calling At the PIONEER MILLS, southwest cor
reT az Ssrenth street and Canal, GEO. PAGE,
Agent) They sell cheaper and give better measure
than any others In the city-cut, split, AID dellv-
cred free of charge IL Won cont believe il, give
the Pioneer Mills q trial, and he SATISFIED.
Is l1-lN.r
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SCHENCK's TREATISE ON CONSUME
- TlON-To be had free of charge at the DRUG
store of =. Il. WAITE, corner Seventh st. aud
Louisiana ay. DIR. J. III. Schenck, of Philadelp hia
has published a pamphlet living a full description
of the diseased state of the Lungs Liver and StOm-
aeh. Every invalid should call and get one.
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"QUANT1co," the Washington correspondent
OF the Alexandria Sentinel, says "The space be-
tween the freestone cornice OF the Rotundo and
the iron work Of the new Dome Ia being plastered
and Win De painted In fresco. To prevent the of
paintings from injury during the progress of the
work, the portraits Of the Presidents will be re-
moved to the old Hall Of Representatives, and the
large historical paintings covered over
" Unfortunately, difficulties have arisen az to
the construction Of the iron contracts for the Dome
which, IL not speedily settled, may rstard the
work. IL 10 to be regretted, as Il was confidently
expected the exterior Of the Dome would have
been finished within the year 1861.
The placing OF the columns in the corridors
and setting Of the marble on the east porticoes of
the extensions Of the Capitol are progressing
finely"
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All the Stock IN 8. P. HOOVER'S STORE,
NyYys ron Hal, embracing every variety -rEsrx
ESSTS<0f LADIES', Gents, ChIldren's aid ENf3
Servants SHOES Also, TRAY sWS
Filing TRUNKS are now being cold, for 90,
cash 81 great SACRIFICES Csual retail elingprices
lndsed much below original cost. The atterton OF
the public is SOLICITED, as great Inducements will
be msda To purchasers.
Tho ABOVE comprises 8 large stock of the finest
quality french aud Amer can Caters Shoes, BOos,
&c., &c, for ladies and gentlemen.
This Store for rent and the Fixtures for sale
Apply on TIE premises, Iron Hal.
=. B.-The above stock, either IN whole or In
part, will ba sold ~ prlya.e sale. To any ore de-
slrOus Of entering the Boot. Shoe and Trunk Busi-
ness this affords : bCttcr opportunity than may
again be pressUtcd.
Persons indebted viii confer favor by promptly
calling and settling their accounts. iN7'I
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DISTRICT MILITIA Commissions were Issued
to-day as follow: Robert Z. Ferguson, Second
lieutenant ith Infanty, I'd brigade; John Il
Smith, do; VIM. It. Walker, First Lieutenant,
do; John w. Baden, Captain, do; Charles
John Potts, Commisssfy General Of Subsistence,
with rank Of Colonel. s.s- '9l 7acaha,'s
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EOR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, CON
4 tanning roorls, in good order, with gas FIX
lures complete, on street. between 4th and 5.h.
Also, a twc-ttory brick COTTAGE, with large
ysrd attaohad caFnar Of sweet moth II i1ih -
Will be moderate. Apply at 446 Twelfth street,
between q ald III. no Is N
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CENTRAL GuARDHoUsE CAsKs.-Stephen BROOKS
and Randolp Williams were arrested for stealing
wood from w w. Levy, and two wheelbarrows.
the owner unknown. They were fully committed
disorderly; workhouse 90 days Maria Simpson ,
(col'd) disorderly and vagrancy; workhouse 90
DAYS John Weber, drunk and disordsnyi hns
and costs 81 Is. - ~ - !
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TOR RENT--The fine BRICK HOUSE No.
L 100 West St, GEORGETOWN. at present Occu
pied by the subscg ber. II hsS - rooms, with gas
And water throughout, n fine yard, stable 8 O., and
Is IA good neIshborhood. Apply to JAS. A. MA
GRUDER. 90 2J-Q
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WE.uNDERsTANp that petition, numerously
signed, IL in circulation among the citizens OF
Washington praying the City Council to repeal
that portion OF the police law which provides for
the Corporation prorata Of our present municip pal
night police force and also to reduce the present
day police force, so as TO allow of but police
men In attendance at each OF the magistrate
offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
H -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, su DC lied
with gas and water, aud convenient to the Patent
and POST Once Departments, for rent. Apply at
Attn and 9TH ats, ma2S
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CENTER MARKET The supply Of provisions
offered oy dealers In the Center Market this morn
Ing was plentiful and Of superior quality. The
stands In the sheds were nearly all occupied and
the attendance in the and at the street stands
was large The prices have not materially changed
cept at the fish stands, where the supply was very
large this morning Shad Were bringing s13 so
to sl3 rs per hundred, and herring 81 OOasl2 90
per thousand. Bunch fish rock, perch, DC were
selling fer 20 cents per bunch. The vegetable
dealers were doing a fair share Of the business
this morning, and though the gan2ways were not
crowded with purchasers, there was apparently
an active demand during part Of the sale hours
They hav market presented an average supply
with moderate demand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

STORE FOR RENT.-A large Store-room on
~ Pa. avenue, adjoining our auction rooms, for
rent Apply to WALL & BARNARD, Auction
and Commission Merchants, corner Ninth street
and sOuth aide Pa avenue. mar II
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TOR RENT-On the LIST day of May, very de-
= slrab!e three-stOry BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, with basement and three-story hack
huld ns, situated on Nineteenth sire ct, between
1 aud ats. Has ali the modern improvements,
water, gas, bathroom, wash-room, &c; also, a
s@hle and carrage-house. Ii is now occupied by
CLEMENTS & BK0., No. 100 Pa az. ap2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

BAR Il BRO.
ARE Again in the field with an immensely large
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING and
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS We now offer
great inducem ants 20 persons who buy for cash.
Remember the plaoe-cOTner T. and Seventh ats.
mar I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-06

IT HAS BEEN the common talk of strangers and
others that there is no place in WashIng,on where
person cau obtain glass of pure Wines Liquors.
encourage every attempt at reform in this import
mt branch OF busitess for certainly there nothing
that can be more Injurious to the human system
tnsn impure Wines or Liquors. They are the cur e
OF the age, while that which is pure (such as cau
only be obtained At tn. Wine Rooms Of the Union
House, 44S Thirteenth street. is not only benef-
eial, bat often to the invalid and others positive
blessing. -0E Its
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Tor RENT, SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR
Il OTHER PROPERTY-A FARM of about
230 acres land, situated about ~ miles southeast
from the Station. Beltsville Prince Georges cour-
y, Maryland. There is about 50 acres in wood
balance cleared land and uUder cultivation mas a
s1al dwellinghouse; barn 80 by 40 feet and other
out buIlGlrgs, and apple and peach orchard.
J. l.. KENDALL,
mar 6-h No, ) -Four and a-half St