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FROM THE soUTH.

AoNTeOMKRr, April President Davi, m Al.
4 requisit.on to-day on the Governor OF Alabama
for three thousand troops
The Mississippi brigade, eighteen hundred
strong, arrived al Pensacola on the eth
Georgia troops 20 the number Of three hundred
and seventy men, en- route for Pensacola have
passed through here within the last forty-eight
hours.
CHARLEsToN, April e.-Afairs here are culmI-
mating To a decisive point About 500 men left
here this morning for different points IL 10 est
mated that near 900 men are stationed on sulli-
van and Morris lsls IDS and along the coast Com
panies are continually arriving from the interio,
ana all The posts will be further strengthened To-
morrow by near one thousand additional trcops
The greatest enthusiasm prevails among all classes
of citizens.
AUGUSTA, April "a report Of war vessels hay-
ing been seen of Charleston harbor has been I'm
circulation, but is regarded as unfounded
WILMINGTON, April e.-Charleston news re-
celved here produced great excitement to-day.
CHARLESTON, April 9, Evening-All 10 quietto
Night on tue surface Of affairs but there 10 deem
feeling among the people. Prodigious prepare.
lions are progressing.
Ex-senator Wigfsll is tes,ifying his pstriotisrn
bY serving as 4 common soldier
Killed cannon are arriving and being placed In
position.
President Jameson delivered his farewell ,d.
resolutions adopted complimentary 20 himself
The nnal adjournment OF the Convention 10 en-.
pected tomorrow.
No war vessel have been seen outside the har
so far as known here.
NKw ORLEANS, April 9.-The news received
mere to-day from Charleston, 10 the all absorbing
topic. IL creates a universal excitement
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From New nIexico

lNDEPEsDENcE, April s.-The Santa Fe mail,
with dates TO the 18th ultiElo arrived this morn
ing.
Colonel Loring has arrived and taken charge Of
the Military Department Of New Mexico which
gave much satisfaction to the people Of that Ter
ritory.
The report az the taking Of Fort Marcy by the
citizens Of Santa Fe is incorrect, no demonstrs
ton of the kind having been made or thought Of
Peace has again been made with the Nevsioes
Great fsck Of people are nockins 10 the San
Juan mines, and numbers are leaving and going
back TO the Pixies Peak regions
The grass on the plains is growing very fast
and In few days will be sufficient for stock 10
subslst on
The emigration 20 sbe gold fields had com
menced over the Southern route, quite a number
Of emlgrants having been met by The mail party
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from California

FORT KEARNEY, April 9-The California Pony
Express Of the 9th ultimo has arrived here
The Senatorial question was still unsettled IL
10 understood that MIR McDougall 10 willing TO
ent advantage.
A bill has been introduced into the California
Legislature offering premium OF SlO.WO for the
hFst growth Of cotton on California soil and It's
preparations for market
The Boundary Commissioner. 20 act with the
Federal Commissioner for running the Eastern
boundary line, will soon be elected. . e. Nc
kibbea stands the best chance
Coal oil springs are reported to have been dis
covered In Humboldt county. The coal mines
are hourishing.
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The hrkansa, See.s,ien,,ts

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, April The States
Rights party to-day raised large hag contain ny
fifteen Stars, the State arms, and red and white
stri pes. and the notices mo submission TO the
NORTH and ''Southern Rightsn Much oppos =
ton was manifested by the Union men 10 this
proceeding, and they displayed from the Court
House a national Dag with thirty-four stars. An
immense crowd assembled, which was addressed
by Secessionists and Iniouiss
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The Currency Movement nj p tt.burs.

PITTsBuRG, April S. Another enthusiastic
meeting OF the business men OF Pitsburg was
held to-day In regard TO the currency question
Both the wholesale and retail trade were fully
represented, and the strongest determination was
expressed not 10 receive deprecia ted money except
at brokers' rates. Missouri and Virginia money
Is quoted at per cent. discount
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All Of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
use, in boxes, at Is and 30 cents each. Also,
In cases, containing, % walls, from 81 TO SIS
IL. ID. Gilman, $50 Pc. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A Fitzgerald, 333 north r street;
also by +. =. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Sixth street Also, Ponds Ertrdct of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external Inaammations Of
all kinds. Sold rs above. mo ely
To TIE AFFLIcTED!-Bo sure TO read the sdver
hsemsnt of McLean's Sirens tightening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. IN another column. IF
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The Hogan Murder Case

TORONTO, April S-Evidence Is brought %
light In the Hogan murder case Of most extraor-
nary and conclusive character. Nineteen arrests
have been made, which includes the whole gang
excepting two-one Of whom is dead, and the
other Is In the Auburn State Prison. New York.
Nearly all, II not every Of the nineteen either
participated In the murder or were accessories
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Later fran HnNnnn

NEW ORLEANS, April s.-The steamship Gene
raj Miramon, from Havana on the 9Th inst ar
rived at this port to-day.
Prince Alfred was expected 20 arrive at Havana
on the 18th inst
Three more war vessels sailed for 81. Domingo
on the Both.
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PennsyIyania LegI,Ieture

HARRISBURG, April Ex-Governor Curtin sent a
message 20 the Legislature to-day relative 70 our
national di faculties. He recommends the organi-
zation OF the militia and other measures proper IN
the present crisis. He also states that he has re-
ceived a letter from the President saying thar ks
has Information Of design TO attack Wasting
tom
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Boston Items of News.

BosroN, April s.-The Metropolitan Police
bill was defeated In the senate to-day, by vote
Of 70 81.
George A. barley murdered his mother this
morning by beating her. His reason for this in-
famous deed was her neglect 10 wash his clothes
promptly
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haltinara Mari m

BALTIMORE, April 10 Flour dull and heavy;
Howard street, Ohio and City Mills are held a.
IS 37aS5 SO. WHEAT steady; red 81 3Osl %; white
81 .40al IS Corn heavy; mixed S6a56c; yellow
5sa6ic. Provisions duh and unchanged Coffee
duh but firm at I2xsi3kc. Whisky dull at l7k
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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 Esyt in Coal Houses, screened before de
livering.
III 2,240 lbs. to the ton.
" Personal attention to every order.
II. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT.
Office 2S2 Pa. av., between llth and 18th SIS.
Wood Nlll and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street,
below War Department. Iua % If
SCHENCk'S TREATISE ON CONSUMP
- TONIC be had free of charge at the Drug
store of $. b. WAITE. corner Sevenfh st aud
Louisiana av. DR.. J. II. Schenck of Philadelphia
has published a pamphlet giving full descri ption
of the diseased state the Lungs Liver and StoH-
ach. Every invalid should call and get one.
INA slim
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

o~GEORGETOwNM MOUNTED Guard.
US Meet for inspection and drill, ia full uniform,
armed and equipped, IA front of Libns Hotel.
O'Clock p. m. precisely.
by order OF the Captain:
II JOHN Ii NEWMAN, O.S
NTTHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RETURN
S thanks to the hTemen and ia z ems of GeorEf-
town ard Washing ION for their kind and aborious
exertons 10 save her property on the morning of
the 5th instant.
APPS NJ. A. THOMAS
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NlunicipaI EIectisn.

HARTFORD, Ct, Aprils.-The Democrats to-day
elected d We out Of the six Aldermen, and twenty
one Of the twenty-four Counctlmen, by 500 ma
jority. They also carried the entire city ticket.
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Financial,

saw sOs sssot, are steady chie.ss ana
Rock Island SIX Illinois Cernal shares 73t;
do, Bonds IS; Mich. Southern %; New York
Central FAX; Reading 30; Hudson River r.. r..
IOK; Va, $500; No. 6f oOk
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NEW YoRK, April 10 -Bres istufis ara steady.
Flour quset Wheat and Con st-edy snc I'M
changed. Provisions arm. Whisky ssssoy az
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WHOLESALE FISH more,
2o2 barrels Labrador II HERRING, collected,
IS do Bay Island do
e6 do Eastport do
50 half bills. extra Roe do
SO bbls. new Magdalene do
100 do st. John ALEWlVES.
Daily expected per schooner p. Heilner and for
sale low from the wharf on or before arrival
Also, ls2 bbls. cho ce Labrador HERRING, on
board Of schooner Expedit, due here about the frat
$50 bb;s. No. Meremicm ALEWIVES,
loo do No. clipped HERkING,
lto DO No. Boston do
500 do No. Medium MACKEREL, Glouces-
50 bbis. No. , IAcKEREL, Gloucester rnspec-
ton,
Also, kits and half kits No. MACKEREL and
SALMON.
q half bbls. Spring HERRING and Labrador
HERRING of superior quality, in store and for
Bale at satisfactory prices.
HARTLEY BROTHER
ap lG-2w 90 and 1OI Water st .ieorgetovu.
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New Yerk I.eg,.l.ture.

ALBANY, April s.-The Governor to-day vetoed
the Scsquehanna Railroad bill. The action
created much excitement I'm the Senate Chamber
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THEATER.-This is positively the last nj 2 hit Of
the superb spectacle Of the " Naiad Queens and
will be duly improved we presume, by all who
have not yet had the opportunity Of seeing IT. In
in the new and fun-provoking farce Of "a Regu-
lar Fix.n
On tomorrow night an entirely-new bill, with
Jefferson In two great parts-Dr. Pangloss and
Clod Meddlenot.
Jefferson's engagement is drawing rapidly TO
close, and we must make the most Of the present
opportunity Of witnessing the performances of the
greatest comedian living.
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THOSE SNAKES AGAIN.-Mention was made in
yesterdays Star Of report that couple Of copper
head snakes had been found in mail bag received
from Florida, at the Dead Letter Once We are
informed by an officer of the Dead Letter depart
ment, that the said snakes as stated Yesterday,
never came In the Dead Letter department,
but that some short time ago two living copper
snakes arrived at the City Post Office in a mail
bag, and were instantly killed. and that these two
snakes, each more than three feet long were seen
by some Of the officers Of the Dead Letter depart
ment
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ad6 kfNTA .tF.ss ssS I'D ss BRICK
o. ard In stresis at present occupied Ss
Robinson. Esq, with al modern conveniences.
9th. - az IoSanst ma
TO LET-Furnished or unfurui.hed, part or
the whole of HOUSE Nc. 423 Eleventh ST..
Furniture wII be sold cheap fEqai5e 90 the pre ITo
ns O. at Room No. 10, first floor of Inc Treasury
E'OR RENT-A largely stor, Brick HOUSE
On MARY land avenue, corner Of 18th st, with
bFlcS stahls and large yard attached Apply 20 Mrs.
GhkSHIRE, on corner OF ID and Thirteenth SITS,
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
IA FOR SALE.--Hcuse and Furniture nesrly
new o, iha9Ire at No. Ssi street. between 18th
all1 t9tG, aIIer c-ock. aP4-u
FOR SALE OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE,
4 containing seven rooms, together with the fur
nnltnrs' situated on New Jersey avenue, between
house, with back building, on the same square.
No so Fourth st Also, some valuable LSTS,
RYNARD. New jersey ss G avenue bsiWee Si
anu y Sis: ap4-d
FOR RENT-A hand somely furnished HOUSE
R.J ~ nt NE n rst WE'D. Apply to WILLIAM ID.
ap Geo.
F9RR GREE66T EMS three story frame DWELL
c0n,sins rooms, good cellar and kitc6 en-. with
P Ps ns aDs , o. MOFARLAN OF
FOR RENT-A small FARM or MARKET
GARDEN, containing Il acres of land, stu
ated on the PI9ey Branch Road. g. few hundred
YARDS north OF COlumbla College. The improve
ments consi ct Of a new brick dwelling containing
&C. spy svsHSe op pSSs w MI asdI%'
FOR RENT-A three-Etory BRICK HOUSE
a., on St, Washins ton city. between 10 and
April Also, first Class STAND for business Ss Of
Sna fPss PpGsS
iiIm ay. Apply to BLADEN FORREST,
1eorgetown. ap2-2w-
l. IL rooms, with POtomac water and gas. on
sih Sqd ErRf
SITS; s., A ss.5' Brick House corner Twelfth and l.
FOR RENTE9n May LIST, the large and oOmmo-
dlouS HOUSE on Louisiana avenue, opposite
s9s cts aa ans now H M
ma sa-tf FRANCK TAYLOR.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
II -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms. supplied
with gas and water, and convenient to the Patent
and Post Ofhce Departments, for rent. Apply at
49oh Massachusetts, avenue, north side, between
FOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
d and E SITS, No. 3ss, fronting The CITY 'T Hall
square Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM IL. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No.
40 Louisiana avenue. ma IL eotf
STORE FOR RENT.-A large Store-room on
- Pa. avenue, adjoining our auction rooms for
rent. APplyto WALL Il BARNARD, Auction
And Commisslon Merchants. corner Ninth street
and south side Pa. avenue. mar IL
EcR RENT-A three story brick HOUSE, con-
Il tanning 9 rooms, in good ORDER with gas TX
lures complete, on III street, between ith and 5tn
Also, q two, story brIck COTTAGE, with large
yard attached, corner OF street north AM l4th St
east. To punctuel and reliable teuants tho terms
VII be moderate. Apply at l4o Twelfth street,
between q and n. no IS If
EOR RENT-The fine BRICK HOUSE NO.
l. 100 West st., Georgetown, at present occu
pied by the subscriber. ID has u rooms with gas
and water throughout, = ine yard. stable &c, and
GRUDER. oo 25-tf
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FIRE ALARM.-Yesterday afternoon an alarm of
fire in the eastern section Of the city called out
the tiremen In the First and Second Wards The
Western Hose, although 1t was raining smartly
and heavy wind blowing, dragged their heavy
reel from the west end to the Fifth Ward and
the Franklin carried out two heavy pieces Of ap-
paratus and smart force OF members. Fortu-
nately they were told that the cause Of alarm, a
foul chimney, had resulted in no damage, and
they returned. They deserve credit for the read-
ness they exhibited TO give their services In such
weather.
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WE BEsPKAk full house at the English Luz
theran Church tonight to listen to the lecture Of
Rev. Mr.. Butler. Subject-Aaron Burr. This
subject In particularly applicable to the present
distracted state of the country
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NoTfcx John o. Bacher, corner Thirteenth ST.
and Pa, aveaue, has JUS received some nne-cut
Tobacco Tin bulk and Tin foil) by the name of
Sunnyside, from Kentucky, which Is free from
all impurities, and the best out. Also, by the
steamer Karnachsn, at New York, some Of the
finest Havana Cigars that could be bad.
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Commemorative President has commits
| stoned Mr.. James l.. Henry, Of this city, as the
Colonel Of the Seventh Regiment of the District
| Of Columbia Militia
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Flour AND sEKDs.---There is quite alarge large
stock Of -four Of the best brands In the hands ot
city Wholesale and retail dealers, and no very
heavy demand for IL WEIGH family sells for
30 50 per barrel; other brands 80 So extra super.
ine % 5Oas7 90; super % 90. Glover seed IL sell
ing for SIS so, and timothy for % so per bushel
but the demand 10 very light. -
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IMPUDENT RoBBERI.-Last Monday evening
some scamp entered little store, kept by Mrs
Roletta, at the corner Of Four-and- a half and r
streets, Island, and stole box containing about
$50 In cash, while the propretress was In a back
room. He has not vet been arrested.
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GREAT CRASH
ID n K Or q q ID -.

~ Et K Or q q - -.
We have just received our second supply of
NEW DRY GOODS from the great crash in the
Northern cities, the most Of which has been pur-
chased at about half their real value, sad will be
sold at the same sacri6ce.
READ OUR PRICES.
" WE PRACTICE NO DECEPTION"
Figured Popns and Grey Goods, g. 8, 10, IL, l5, 49,
- Is, 81, 81, 80, SIC
Plain Black silk. o. IS 1885,, worth 81 IS
l215 GaiIooes, Warrant fast oolorsL ........ 30
l21a Shrtlng, Purple and Black do .---. loc
50 Organize Lawns. Observation-Disclosures. sc
IN very handsome (fast co oral Lawns. -. IOc
l21s Domestic Cling hams. Ice
q Kentucky Jeans. I2I,c
H1g yard widey Bleached Cotton. ........... l0o
IS Fancy Wool Tweeds. Observation-Disclosures. 600
81 All Woal Fancy CaSsIme ........... IS,
$50 and Stella Shaw.s, nroche borderI 81 TO : 5
81 Lace Points. Observation-Disclosures. g IS to IS
81 aud go PaTasos and SIX Umbfell,s $50 to 50
~ iTIsh Linen and White Cambric .......... 25s
81 l2-spTnG Hoop: SITts and Lace Wells. $500. 800
tx Linen H'dk'ts and w hIte Hose ....-.. Sc
Shakers. 25J
MATTHEW'S K GORE.
35S SEVENTH STREET,
ape 1t Remember, the esst side, bet and X,
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CONVICTED AT MARLsoRo'.-wm. NJ Chrisman,
who was indicted by the grand jury Of this county
for receiving stolen pToperty-cattle belonging 70
Thomas E Berry, Of Maryland-was released on
bail 70 appear at the Criminal Court. When the
case was called for trial he was not In court, and
hts securities were ordered to produce him. IL
enpeared that be subsequently, went Into the State
81 MARYLAND, and was arrested and put In the
Maribofo' jail on q charge Of stealing the cattle
on Thomas e. Berry. An affidavit 70 this effect
relieved his securities here. At the court now
sittinv In Marlboro Chrisman was tried and con.
v!cied Of stealing the cattle, but motion 10 pend
ing for q new trial. Ecf &c.
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BIRDSLBIRDS FOR SALE.

xH BIRDS birds FOR SALE. sx<
~ Just received a splendid assortment oiSssI
* Birds from Europe :--uerman Csnaries *
Enslsh Black Birds, Ghrushes, Bull FiucheS, God
Flnches, LIBets, Sky Larks, yellow Hamers Par
roquets, lava Sparrow, Starlens, the Red Mocaw
Parrot and green aud gray, | have McckIng
BlIds, Red wing Back BIRDS, Red Birds, Doves,
TO SO: Cages Of ell kinds from 10 cents 10 SlO az
John O'MEA RA'S Bird store, No. 500 "a av-
enue, at the Capitol cato fa Q SIM
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up 8 cost
HOMEOPATHIC REuRpIKs

READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Rea' it; 1t will interest you.
An 20-eOIV
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HABsAs CORPUS CAsE.-Yesterday afternoon,
Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin, Of California, appeared
before Judge Merrick Of the Circuit Court, sitting
In chambers, on a writ Of habeas corpus, asking,
by bis counsel, (Messrs. Stanton and Carisle,) to
be discharged from the custody Of the Marshal
under a writ Of capias adj rsspoHdsHdEpI, In the
suit Of one Samuel +. Love. for debt Of some
TWENTY-FIVE years standing. After hearing the
arguments Of Messrs. stanton and Carlisle for the
defendant, and Of Jos. II. Bradley, Esq, ST., for
the plaintiff, the Court granted the release prayed
for, and allowed the defendant TO proceed on his
homeward journey, for which 10 was alleged he
has been preparing ever since the adjournment Of
Congress.
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FOR RENT-On May LIST, the large and oommo-
= dlouS HOUSE on Louisiana avenue, opposite
the City Hall Square, now occupied by MIR. Webb
as dwelling and law Office, and adjoining the
house of Mr.. Richard Wallach
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w NEW GOODS.
w r Are row adhiIg to our stock a large ard
desirable lot Of NEW GOODS, comprising every
thing that ls and des rabie, which W propose
to sell at small pCce. u persons in want Of Dry
Goods will Always lind our stock complete in ~! It's
Branches and at the lowest prices. We would i'm
press upon those of Cit zens who have recently
taken up their residences W. tn that have but
"1ne price" mari ed IN PAIN figures each arti-
sa cs for cash.
We ask an examlnation Of prices, SO that GUS
toners can satisfy themselves IN regard 10 the
Ing by purchasing for cash.
w. III. SINISTER & CO.
No. IS, opposite Center Market,
ma 23-l0t Between 7th and 9Th SIS,
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nFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
" WARRINGTON, March -, 1851.
Proposals will be received up to the 18th proxi-
ts ioT .ir;nt asG M c or near the
b oxen Stone, more or less.
The stone not to exceed in size cubes of three
inches. To he hard and durable.
posa for Broken Stone"
ma sstApls CHI ofWssh'n AsSsdnct.
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E'OR RENT-A handsomely furnished HOUSE
in the First Ward. Apply to WILLIAM %.
BALDWIN, corner Seventh and streets.
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TOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, containing
Il RroOms, with Potomac water and gas, on
street, bet cen 18th and l4th, opposite Franklin
Square. Inquire at WARDER Il STEWARDS
wood and Coal Office, corner of n and Twelfth
SITS. Also, Brick House corner Twelfth and /.
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k'OR REST-The three story frame DWELL
4 ING HOUSE corner Of Tenth and streets
anu but two squares from the Patent Office. Ii
con,alns 8 rooms, q good cellar and Kitchen with
gas throughout. VIII not be rented for n boarding
house. Inquire OF A. b. McFARLAN, corner or
Pa. avsnue and 18th ST. al eo2w>
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NEW AND SPLENDID
~ DRESS GOODS.
Now in store all the newest styles and fabrics,
with a large assortment of handsome q ray Goods
for ladies' suits. 3,ouo yards Fancy Dress silks,
which we are running off at reduced prices to oose
out this season. 20 pieces supeio Pain Black
Silks, from low price 10 superior grades, all very
cheap, and which We ask purchasers to examine.
J. w. COLLEY n CO.,
ap4 2w 523 Seventh ST., bet. ID and Ps. av.
FRENCH LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKER-
CHIEFS
50 toZ. DO. do do. 81 81 do.
50 dOZ. Go. do. do. $500 do.
these goods are extra cheap
French Shifting Linens,
Irish Linen. Linen TOweling,
y able Linen, Curtain MuslIHs,
MaTseilles Quilts.
Our stock is full IN all departments, and we in
vlte all In want OF DRY GOODS at low prices TO
give us 8 call.
WIN. R.RILEY L BRO,
No. rs Central Stores.
Between 18th and eth streets,
ap 4-2wif Opposite Confer Market.
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For RENT-A thIee-Etory BRICK HOUSE
10Th, at present occupied by Assistant Attorney
Generai; Mr.. MICA lm9nt Possession given sth Of
April; Also, a first class STAND for business of
any kind, corner Gay and High streets opposite
Forrest HI GEORGETOWN, DC Possession given
GEORGETOWN, an 9-9ur