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TAKEN WISss.-Major Ben Mccullough, OF
Texas, after remaining, perdu, about Alexandria
for some days, as explained yesterday In the Star
left on the night before last for some cline more
congenia to his Present pursuits than that of the
immediate neighborhood of the Federal metropo.
IL.
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The ITALIAN MINISTER AT WASHING roN.-Ad-
wees received by the last European steamer an
nounce that Victor Emanuel In antjcinatia, .,
The appointment Of frst-cIass American minister
70 the Court Of Turin, has raised the ehargsship
az washington to the rank of a full mission
becomes minister plenipotentiary.
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TEE CoNAIssIoNEasHIP TO THE SANDWICH
IsLAsps-Ths recent difficulty over the appoint
mens Of Mr.. Dryer, Of Oregon to this position, is
so far settled His nomination wa, yesterday con-
armed by the Senate.
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THE Mission TO GUArEMALA.-The Senate are
understood to have formally declined Yesterday
to reconsider their late vote confirming the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Crosby, of California, to be u >.
Minister ~ OuatoaIaia. o. .h~. ss~.ia,-1,n hold
the position. The motion to reconsider grew out
Of Senator Bakers opposition to bis appointment
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IHE OREAT EASTERN BY late adWces from
Col. Mann 1t appears that this mammoth steamer
will anchor In Hampton Roads in one or two
weeks. She will only remain there a short time,
and then leave for Charleston, whence she comes
again to the Roads.-NoyfoLk Day Book.
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DECEASED p. n. Taylor, who was for MANY
Seais the proprietor Of the only music store n
nnIcnmond, Va died In New Orleans last weel
o spt samuel Carey, who, with the late Thomas
cation Of the Richmond Compiler, also died lat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

THE NAVY DEPARTMENT have official informa-
ton Of the death Of Capt J. Wilkinson, at Nor
folk, on March 23d inst.
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The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA APPOINTMENTS
There Is no truth In the current rumor that yester
day the President sent in nominations to one or
more Of the leading Federal offices I'm this Di.t,,c,
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR THE DISTRICT OF
CoLUMBIA.-The President has made the follow
ing nominations for Justices of the Peace for this
District, viz: VIM. A. King, Grafton Powell
Daniel Rowland, Nicholas allan, J n. Pearson
Terrence Drury, Alfred Ray, Thaddeus S.nrgis
John ii. Hollingshead, Samuel Drury, Henry
Haw, Edgar H Bates and Thomas Carberry.
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"A wEALTBY yoLusrrrR CoaPs-Ths E,orA
tSs9 Cavalry, numbering 40 men, represent tsr.
soie property TO the amount Of s736. UO0--or n
average Of SIS 400 each. Hon. Jno ". a. I'm.
asruxood, eI-M c., and Hon. T. J, Word, Mayor
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ATTEMPTED BANK RoBBERY.-Ths Robbers En-
earats 10 Feet to Reach the Bank Vaults They
Three Weeks Underr1tHiHg the Bank An at
tempt by burglars to undermine the New York
Exchange Bank. on the northeast corner of Green
witch and Dey streets, was discovered on Mon
day morning.
The particulars Of the affair, as near as can be
ascertained, ATE as follows For some time past,
Mr.. John Alcock occupied a cellar, No. 1S9
Greenwich street, for the manufacture of rag
pets. About a month since a Mr.. Thos Burke
came along and bought out Alcock, paying him
bling the bank must nave been formed previous
TO the purchase Of the place; for, from appear
ances, the work done by the burglars could not
They dug sort Of tunnel sufficiently large for a
man to pass through, from the cellar occupied by
Burke, distance of about seventy feet, and
through almost solid masonry, until they reached
the bank, coming up almost directly under the
safe, which contained about $50, 600 of available
money. They used jack Of power sufficient to
raise upwards OF forty tons, to break through the
thick tagging upon which the safe rested.
All they succeeded In carrying off was 5000 In
gold and $500 in western and southern money,
belonging to Mr.. A. l.. Peck, broker, which was
contained in tin box standing upon the safe
The burglars had not sufficient time, after reach
ing the vault or they would doubtless have made
their way into the safe; but il would seem that
morning came upon them before they were aware
Of IT.
The porter, on reaching the store at half past q
In the back room. He went 70 the door, but found
1t so securely fastened the inside that 1t resisted
his efforts to open IL. In short time all was quiet
and he awaited the arrival Of the officers of the
bank. Informing them Of what he had heard the
door was burst open, when they beheld, to their
establishment the floor covered with piles Of brick
dirt and burglar implements. Information was
Immediately sent to the third-precinct station
house, and Capt jameson with some policemen
soon made their appearance. By this time the
burglars had made good their escape. man
named Harmon Roberts, who Ii is said had some
thing to do with the place. was taken In custody
and locked up in the third precinct station house
on suspicion of being concerned in the burglary.
The tools used by the burglars were quite Gu.
spikes, jacks, &c in all nearly CARLOAD. They
were all secured and taken to the third precinc,
station hause. From the time the burglary was
discovered large crowd of persons surrounded
the place, anxious to crafty their curiosity with
sight Of the Herculean labors Of the burg lars.-N
Y. Express.
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is row improved and enlarged to
THE KINGS DAUGHTER,
OR
THE RnNANCE nP PnVAITv

THE ROMANCE OF ROYALTY.
This Is the title of new historical romance
written expressly for the HOUSEHOLD JOUR-
NAL, by Mrs Marian NJ. Pullan, the accomplished
authorizes of the Regents Son." and other first
Glass works of acknowledged merit which will be
found to bo fitting sequel to Thackeray's admIra
bic history of ths "Four Georges" commences
with the first number of the enlarged volume of the
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, now ready.
SIXTY-FOUR COL UMNS, FOUR CENTS.
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SIXTY-EOLR COLIN

SIXTY-FOUR OLUMNS.
lte Family Paper,
THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL,
is row improved and enlarged to
SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS WEEKLY,
For the purpose of enabling its propretors to open
up new sources of pleasure and instruction, such
as cannot fail to command the appreciation of all
lovers of an intelligent, refined, and wholesome
family paper.
The first number of the new volume now ready.
Sold by all news agents.
SIXTY FOUR COL UMNS, FOUR CENTS.
Published weekly at Four Cents, and also in
Monthly farIs with Pr,es Saventf en- Giants,
or S2.O0 q year. Publishers, A. HARTHlLL &
CO., No. 90 North william street, New York.
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TIE Hon. w. r. w. COBB (ex-M. C } Of Ala
called upon President Lincoln this morning with
whom he had long interview
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A PENSION AGENT APPoINTED-Erastus Poul-
son has been appointed pension agent at Phila-
delphia rie, John Dewitt removed
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A Double-page
MAP OF THE WORLD

MAP OF THE WORLD,
ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION,
will be given free along with the first number of the
new volume of the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL,
now ready,
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pIAN0s FOR SALE OR RENT AT REA-
sonable Iates: Several very hne ones bnf IN
&c. = - -JOGN y GT - oc'
ma q fH..- .... bad 3o6 - 49,
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Wood and Coal.

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.
ID Goa! kept in Coal Houses, screened before de
livering.
II 2.24O lbs. to the ton.
IL Personal attention to every order.
T. J. q w. NJ. GAIT.
once 2s2 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th sts
Wood NiIl and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street,
oeloW war department. ma IS
kcR Rs 9kiN !s US fSslSsd By
Treatise on the Administration and OrganIza
FoEIbiansue, vol. svO. English edition; prioe By
~ I1s . for Field Artillery. vo limo prio.
Summary ofthe At of War. BY Baron dc Joni =.
on R Rf,Ss p Rs ss D,
han. vol. l6mo.; b. mail 81
and SERVO. 81 ToS..
u; q; M ahsn. vo, i6mo; By mail IS cents.
Service in Regular and Irregular War By Huss
EVeaiiU6s Of 2P Fisd pTtc s,, By mail So
MAJOR = Robert Anderson, VOL. lsmo price By
s; =: SS" "f 1,sfsf sfi e. all
NEW MUSIC FOR PIANO, VIOLIN. FLUTE.
instfa@sSt. Also in'ruo t9aN SGeki fCr every
ma s soe Pa. av.. BET 9Th and icth ats.
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS, BALTI-
w. p. SHEDD, 500 ELEVENTH
The Only Agent.
LADIES' Dresses OF every description can be
cleaned, leaving the ustre of silk equal to new.
Shawls, Covers, Gun taIns, and Carpets Also
Gentlemen's Clothing can be cleaned Without leaS,
Ing s any substance by which they will soon become
N. B.-No dress taken apart; thereby saving the
expense OF making over. Untel.D ma 22-lm
SUN UNBRELLAsA AND rARAsoLs.
Just receIyed from the manufso urers large
stock OF SUN UMBRELLAS ana PARA
SOILS, which We will sell at very low prIoes
100 dozen gOuVIN'S KID GLOVES, an
n1mbsIs. We have q large stock of Dry
HuODS OF an kinds, and will sell them at the very
WIN. r. RILEY & BRO,
Ne. SO Central Stores,
Between 7th and 18th streets
ma q wv Opposite Center Market.
FOR SALE-A COUPE and pair of BLACK
4 HORSES. The Coupe is nearly nsv n
The Horses are Black Hawk and Moran, IN
fnii brothers, very stylish and perfectly "a
s.eTs makenused one season. Apply to ABELL's
70. RESIDENTS Square, next Rigs Co.'S Ofice
-
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A. no TIE DEPARTMENTS.

FEARINs That S our NostssS1I R.,,,r,.,,
ere - mag propose applicants for ocs or ace
Vlrginlans who are NOT reoog nzed by any ar the
dele gst . 70 Chicago, or by any Repub ican oy,sn
.,ot. N the s.sss beg leave to this my
now seems apparent that the Rcpubic.ns Of the
Slave States. Who have suffered through the ID
me tof9ef fIestdentlal campaign. are to be ex
JOHN B. BLOWN
One OF the Delegates to Chicsgo from Va,
March s7th, 1851. ,Tk r snd Eleot q.
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THE NEWEST AND REST Music.

Both Vocal and Instrument sl-by the best AmerI-
can and European oomposers-appears regularly
every week In the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL.
price -Four Cents. A new song by Stephen Glover
appears in No. l, Vol 2.
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By ). c. MoGUIRE CO A.otione.-.

Dy . 2. Mu6 JIh Z q GU. NotlOneere-
CATALOGUE SALE OF 1000 OF TaE
- NEWEST AND BEST KINDS oFH.RDY PERPETUAL
BLOOMING RosRs.-0n THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, March 18th, et4 O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms, we shal sell. by catalogue, about .oN OF
blooming Roses, oomprisiur-
Monthly Mos. large Standard, large yellow and
Also. NJ az nolIas, " hododendran
Seciya GIgantea, Dutchmau's Pine
Chinese Tree Peoney, Wisterras CIematlte
Duuble Dahllts, spiTeas, CarnatIans,
Jessanlnes, Geranlam, Verbenas, HelIotrope.
Double Camelias, JnpOnIc.s,
Orange and Lemon Trees,
AND reat many other choice Plants
berry. 60. s N"ef
The COLLECTION compriFes the best kinds knox,
In Europe or America. Terms oash
A. JARDlN. FlOr's st and urseryman
corner 18th and SITS Washington.
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corner 18th and NJ SITS Wasbine,a,
ma 25 d ]. C MCGUIRE Co anct.
BY j. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctloneer,-
EXCELLENT EUR NIIIIRE AMI anIrsI

By j. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucuoneer,.
EHCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- HOLD EFFECTS AT AUcrIoN.-On FRIDAY
MORNiN., March Path. CONNIE noing At 10 o'oik
we shall Sc IN Caroline Terrace. No. 35i str et
between 18th and Ia b., st he residence on eente
man intending TO remove from the city, ali m,
Household FurnIture snd Effects, mbraoing-
A nearly new Walnut Hair cloth Parlor SuIt oon
slsting of2 Tete-a- Tete Sofas, 2 Arm and Re
Rosswood Marble top Center and Mahogany sof.
GIt.frame Mirror. Damask Curtains, Gilt Cor
nice, WI
Wslnut Secretary and Etsgere
hsir c,9tn Sof., Cane seat X eception Chairs,
SOHO walnut Chambsr Suit, consisting Of French
sedstes1. Marble top DuIsau and " ashstsnd !.
Cotton and Husk and Husk Mattresses. Blapkets
Comforts. 90.
Mahos.ny French and Walnut Jenny Lind Bed =
Painted Cottage Set. Cherry wsshstand. and
Painted Bureaus, e''u
Iron Hat tree, Hall OiloIoth,
walnut Extension Table, Crockery and Glass
Three PLY. Ingram, Venetian. Stair and Hemp
Carpets,
ParIor. Chamber and Cooking stoves and Kitchen
Requisites,
A small lot Of country cured ham. and Middlins.
ma Is T. C. McGIJIREA 70 Ar.,.
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aud whole galaxy Of the chosen state smen of the
daT. Every Engraving Is accompanied with an
outline key. pointing out by numbers tbs name
and location ofsaoh person represented. TO EV-
cry SUBSCRIBER to THE HOUSEHOLD
JOURNAL, who forwards US g. we will mail
TIE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL for one year,
and also oke cory Of the above engraving-malled
free, and carefully put up with roller to preserve
it. Address A. Hsrthill & Co., 20 North William
street, New York.
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DROPOsALs FOR LOAN.
TRRAsrRN DHrAR

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March z, 1sel.
Ssn.EP P1SPsstLs will be IeCeySd a this ps
fa yyR e APF T Tssf sT 5SH6 6 THE FED
OF the s,h Of Feb ,uary last
This stock will bear interest st the Iste OF sax per
days Of January and July in esoh yesr, and yIll be
Ieimbursable IN twenty years fom the first day oil
The proposals should be endorsed on the envel-
SPes, dpt,9Rossls Tor Loan OF ISL ana M Is az
lnston, q" They will be opened and decided
No Offer con be accepted for any fraction Of one
dGsrs NOR any GasT DC
with depoTtaTy Of the United States, subject 70
the order Of the Secretary OF the Treasury. The
oe unSs2 Ss
must be onditonal. and contain no rsference to
fsrsed for es0h Sl hundred dollars OF the stock
Bidders for this stock, whose Offers shah be Sc
ceP.ed WITH the Ies.urer Of the tinted states or
with the Assistant Treasurer at Boston ev YORK,
81 cGcPns, ana on 81 or before the hsshth dsy q
April next. houd any ,nccessiul bidder desl,e
viii be dny o5nsf MS
Upon the receipt at this Department. Of oeriih-
to led. ceftoste. Of in n stock viii issued
to the successful bidders or their assigns IN sums
Of one Thousand, ave thousand and ten thousand
viii osiry iniors from the date Of The deposit o.
o The BOOKS wa o the
regulations OF the Department
| ShOulo any successful bIdder desire certificates
OF stock with coupons of the semi annual interest
thereon attached to each csrtihoste they will bs
attached cou ions for interest rom tn lst day of
July Kt and such coupon stock, instead of being
s On the SGs' By the
such certificates, The lnterett on such coupon
stock, from the date of the opposite Of the money
therefor until the first dy Of Jgy, will be paid on
| BY the depositaiy with whom the prin cipsl was
deposited.
The preliminary deposte of one per centum re-
CURED from all bidders under this notice will be
included In the hna opposite of principal bv sue
cessful bidders, and will be directed to be mmedi-
ately returned to unsuccessful hid -ers.
| S.P. CHASE,
mar 2S-dt3Apif Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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TIE GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE
WEBSTER IN THE SENATE,
WEBSTER IN THE SENATE.
WEBSTER IN THE SENATE,

DELIVERING HIS GREAT SPEECH ON
SEVENTH OF MARCH, 1850.
No picture equal to it in rs hai ever before
been sold for than from S5 $40, and the rst
copies of the work better than the present ones
las We are now print ne them from renewed Dlates)
sold rapidly at $40 per COPY. 1t Is nearly THREE
BY FOUR FEKT in size, and represents WEBSTER
n an occasion when the whole nation, affiliated,
was waiting to hear him, standing In the midst of
his compeers.
CLAY, SEWARD,
FILLMORE, CALHOUN,
BENTON. DOUGLAS,
CHASE. REII
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Get THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.

We open 70 d.y three more cases of the celebra-
ted "ARKWRIGHT" SHIRTING COTIONS
These goods are so much superior 20 ali other
makes now In this ma ket that we have great diff
culty IN obtaining sufficient quantity to supply the
duly increasing demand,
We also open TO day
Hamilton Shee'ings, New York Mills Cotton,
English Longcloihs, Skirting Cambrcs,
nab e Danasks, Napkins, Iowellings, Quilts,
Pain, Pad and Striped Cambrlcs,
NaInsooks J.cones and Thread Cambria Muslins,
Brlll!ants Bird eye Dispers, &c.
All OF which we Offer at the very lowest market
prices Tor oa-h. CLAGEfT 4 MAY,
ma IS 81 32i Pa Az. be [. 9th And Nh
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By GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
A UCTION OF SPLENDID FURNITURE
"A Tne subscribers will offer at pub 10 sale
WEDNESDAY. the sd day of April next at 10
O'Clock q. m the entire Household and Kitct en
Furniture Of Mr.. John Calvert, in hIs former rest
denCe, No. 261 4 STREET, First Ward, between
18th snd 18th sts of this city. lately occupied by
Captain John WItheTs, Assistant Adjutsnt Gen
eral %. =. A.
The furniture, In rosewood and walnut was made
TO order IN Phlladep hla, the pets and mlTToTs
imported from France, and consists IN part Of
PaTlor Sets, Ia Rosewood, Velvet and Satin Dam
ask,
DrspeTies. with Lace Curtains, satin de Lame,
Large French Mirror, plate 81 h. 81 inches,
Secretary, Bookcase and Ltegere in Rosewood,
Administer Carpets and Rugs, imported and made
to o der,
Chamber Sets in Rosewood and Walnut.
Superior Feather Reds,
Spring and Hair Mattresses in best quality,
A superior assortment of Cut Glass, China anc
CTockery Ware, and other articles too numer-
TO mention.
n IN f,,H
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AUCTION SALES.

VIC, MCGUIRE a Co..Anctioneers.
GALE OF NEW FURNITRE To COVER
ssT rhhbS &tokS fissI PIP s,h i oGoSs
in front Of the Auction Rooms, we shsl sel, t0r
account Of whom il may concern TO cover charges
for eight and storage
OxsTTS o cG,s sss ess. s.d..ssd.
Eight Dressing Bureaus,
T%ent, SIX Furniture Mats,
Ten dozs5 assorted Csne- seat Chairs.
TsT :, &C.. Ss'h In oT &C. CO.. Auc
EXTENsiVE SALE OF EURNiLUkhhN
"a HousEHoLD EIEKSrs;,on MEp , ,hs.An
Bo.rdIns Home southeast corner Of Pa sveuussnd
Thirteenth street, shat sell al the Furniture ead
k1s ss p no Forte, Gsver and s.oSl
wsInSt . " hst atm MS Msf6ie-,op Tables,
Walnut Fancy T.6ie.. Cane seat Chairs.
Wnd9TR GHTts,n: = SShgs S Cc5nl ss.,
Oilcloth. stair Carpets, Mating,
bouSs .SS s G Bsist s ok M..S.ssnss.
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Dining Tables, ShsIrs, sideboard.
Togethe, with general a,sortment Of Househo.d
Furniture and Ratchen Effect, not necessary n
Terms So add under cash; over that sum credit
of 81, 60 and % days, for fsti'factorIy endorsed
H0'''' 'ea"' CIV PHILLIPS, B.nia
ma q d J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
DTBE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED
in conseq uenee q the ram. anti TO -Mokko"
Il M JAS. {. Sc sAhf hGt CO.. Aue.
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuotIonees
HOUSEHOLD. KITCHEN tUkNiInkE AND
LIST day of April Ecxt at 10 o'clock s. m we shall
sell q the residence OF lady declining housekeep-
ing, on Thirteenth st., between q and h sts north.
mo. 423,D 3 general lot Of Household Furniture,
Dsmssk- Sofas. Mahogany Chairs and OF
Walnut Cabinet Etesers ard Gilt frame Looking
Glasses.
Walnut Crimson covered Gothic Arm Chars
large and email.
Walnut side, Dining and other Tables, and Cane
Mahorary Center Tables and Spring seat r kers.
Painted Wardrobes, Bureaus and Washstande.
COTTAGE B-dstesds and Walnut Wiring Desk.
Lsndscspe oil Paintings Covsl frsme,D and En-
Bron zs Stat1etts of Charles Of England.
Plaster Busts of Hiram Powers and Martin Tur-
Feather Beds. Boz sters. Pillows and Blankets,
Neiyet Ingram and other Carpets,
Hal, Step and 9th er OIcloths, Mating,
Hand,on1e Worried Fire-scTeen.
Fine 90 lection Of Books, Historical and other
Works.
Husk Mattresses, Lounges and Rush sect Chairs
China, Glass and Crookery Ware,
lot OF Kitchen Rec ultites,
A1d manI other ARTICLES too numerous TO mention.
GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.
p. S.-The House ls for rent inquire on the
premises. ma 26-d
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctloneer,.
No 326, corner ira and d streets
EATENSlNE SALE OF AN EXCEBLENT
~ ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KIrcHEN
6UkNITuRE, PIANO FORTE. STOOL AND Gown &c
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant we shall sell
a. the residence Of a gentleman declining houee
Keeping, on Ninth street. No. 453, one door south
OF street, commencing at 10 O'Clock g. m. q large
and excellen: Assortment Of r urniture viz:
EXCELLENT Rosewood case Piano Forte, stool and
- Cnyer,7 octaves, made by Rosenkrsntz.
Fine Velvet-oovered Parlor Set
MAHOGANY and Walnut Hair-cloth Sets
Zine astor, kocklng and Reception Chairs,
Fine Marble-top Walnut, Center, Side and other
Fine Ma?sle top Dressing Bureaus, sudebo.rd.
Fine Walnnt Bookcase and Secretary, lt-feet Ex-
Girsndoie. and M.nrsl Ornaments, Pointing. and
4 large lot OF China. 6l.s, and crootery w.r.ao.
Plated Casters, hne Painted Cottage Chsnber
FEATHER Beds. Hair and shuck Mattresses.
Cottage and other Bedst.ads, Bedding,
Wash Closets and Werdrobes,
Wln1ow Shades AMI Fixtures, Cane and Wood
Velvet, Brussels and other Carpets.
Ollcloth and Mating. Hearth Rugs,
STAR Rods, Ollcrash and Clocks,
Cooflng. Radiator and other Stoves,
Win an excellent lot Of Kitchen Rec uisites And
many other articles which we deem unneces-
Terms cash in henkable funds
ma Is GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auots
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OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
" WARRINGTON. March u, 1861.
PROPOSALS will be received up TO the 18th proxi-
mo for the nlshing ard delivery at near the
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 be hard and durable,
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed "Pro-
posa Tor Broken STONE"
M. G. MEIGS, Capt of Eug'rs,
ma Is tAp'5 Chi. Eng'r of w All n Aausdnct
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1r R h.TrrEHT fnN NATIONAL GUARD
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the nth, at7H o'cif,
In full uniform tor drill. By order
E. 8. ALLEN, Adj't. ma ss-at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

FOR SALE-A valuable WOMAN; a good
Il cook. washer, and ironer, and perfectly honest
She rs SIS years of age. Any one wishing 20 buy her
VIII please address q note to L. A. BROOKE,
Georgetown, ID c., stating where they can be seer
She Is sold for no fault. ms asst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-27

MARsHAL's sALE.--In virtue OF two vnts
the Circuit Court Of the District Of COLUMBIA. for
me county Of Weshingt9n, and 10 me directed.
court house door Of said COUNTY. on SATURDAY,
he y,h day OF March Instant, 1851, at Il o'cioef m
No. and 8, in square No. lon, and Lot No. a. in
square log1, IN the eity Of Washrrton, ID. c., 20
ketnef win al and singular the Improvement
thereon, seized and LEVIED upon a. the psupertr ~
Andrey Rothvell, and will Be sold 70 satisfy jsci
olas 10 - and lS, 70 January term, 1851 In "a
3. Stevens. - Ae0
,a,. w. sELDEN, U: .. Msrshsl foe
ma Gus District Of Columbia