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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

HosIETTER,s STOMACH BflTERs- Mushroom In,
ffHicHS success. Is tn prevalent era"i-' of IN
hSmeTahle hnnhngs. No sooner hal Hostatter's
Stomsch BitieEa apsde theit mark IN the worli
than uP splphg a host of iIaitationI and a. the
inIne 81 me area: rest. TSive grew and spread the
ptstlIsreuk crop n poisonous mock ries al ca
BSf tie true II ediciDe has lived them down .One
ey "Ga they have disappeared When the bellows
"i Prhcry which kept alive the faa BILE fire of their
borrow ed i"A ased TO blow, they ccasei to
n' AZ q thrs ih.y con iaee To- and gn Mean
wi lie stc!t,rs Bttrrs the great protactivs q I'd
ren .na tonic Of he age, have progressed in pop
uia ity with each succeeding year. Their success
as means OF preventing aud caring the disaases
s'' Ss from maisris. UNIV hOieSOnI- water aad ali
unhealthy rliuiatc iHHuPrcpa has he en- bsundl-ss;
snd remedy for dys pepsa liver compla; ri .
Fever and agu" ger erai weak and debi ty, ami
Mi con isnis originating in indigo ton they ara
l.. " ElItrd In be sup erio any other pre- para
'1"n ever sdvefti-ed or prescribed. FEom ths hume
marstt 10 which few years ago they
tired, their sale has teen extend "A into every Stat.
IA tins niun, he VII ole of South and Central
Are; lea, MTricn. the West IUdiRs the sandwich
Islands, Australia. chiua and japan. Home ana
!irc Sn Testimony continue ~ shaw that HOSTEL
II RS BtTTERS are the most remarkable tonic
ard ipyigorapt Low before the worl1
hole ale Axenta-A. NJ. BiniuRe & Co. 237
Penn. avenue. mar rs cost
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By ". l.. WALL d Co.. Auctioneerp.e4 -
Southwest Corner Pa ave. and 9ta street. Ia.
rHAkt ELY sALE of VALUABLE RI 81 Is
~ TATE IN THk CfTr OF WASHINGTON ~
virtue OF q decree -f the Circuit Csurt 10 tue Dis
tlict Of Columbia deisd the 10th day of DC ,-r,
1867 made in eer tain cause in said soart d~p-nf
ing in which Richard " Brysn. wife and az hers
were comp sinsnts, and John p. Dement, sod others
were defendants, tn, subscriber will -Ser for safe,
At public auction, 10 the highest bidder. 90
MONDAY, the Sth day Of Nsrch instant, 81
O'Clock IL the afternoon lots numberes twen y
al twenty one, in resprvttion n erred eleveu
diets ~ and a reservation III in thslcty Of Wash
instcn. ..... To u 4
The above property IL situated On the west side
of second street west, brt~eeu 4 and y str -ets
north, and is In proved BY two tAfee story brick
houses, With two stsfy back buildings. Thee
bousss being large ,roomy we'll haiti, ncdious.
and within two squares Of Pe12sylvauia avenue,
aye admirably fitted for large boarding house.
The attention of parties d-sIrit x 10 make In
We; tmehte IL requested. as tins n Of the mtst
valuable pieces OF property ~ present in the
market
Ternss Of sale, 81 presosibel by decree; Ono
fourth in cash on the cay Of sale: the residue 10
equal instslments. at eight sixteen, aud ssaty-
four month"; for which the notes o the are hssrss
payable with interest and secured by deed Of trna
on the property. will be taken.
the terms OF sale are not com piled With In 10
days after sale the property vili be rsse Ia &C -
ris4< and cost of the purchaser. Al oonvsysnelnG
1T the cost of the purchaser. The prepsrtY uiu -
sold free from the vidov - dover
J CARrxR MARDURY, frussee.
mar e-StaW&ds WI. WALL CO., Ausee.
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e. TIE IuILuaATHIAN debating 5e.v which
Mrtts every Friday ry-ning IN ths CoH''',,',
CouurH chamber. City hall, has IA a =
discussion fUr several meetings past apon THE
II iSilN- Merits OF limited MONARCHY and =
Itl uhiican form Of government; ana * the
last discussion Of the subject VIII take place
10 morrow nigh, a nd decision br rem der d, an
exciting and interesting debate il anticisar.d
a large number OF yislters. ladies and gent b..
men, have been attending he meetings and
nave eNlnced much interest in the discuss .sn
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aIDRs-HIDR

w HIDEs-HIDDs.
wEDKEsDAY and sAfUR6Af. 81 ii o'slssf =
m , 81 the wharf on Sixth stssse, wsxhinGtea, g
sale.
moment OF sale q. BILL
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AUCTION SAI,k

NOIfeE.-By r::tae Of an ,a-dc, of 1,~s,.i>
nae. fr.n2 5 o:ms w.l + .r5s.1 s,s,
.saS. sld f.sIs in root root ssss ~. IN So
aass'sf S sIsT s.'S d dee1s PAE -.
hiIhes, e,Aser fer es1h. x.s.-,'",
.:s. Fl As?T univ. NJ, .as
m.i i isa: pi'Ss y ~ w M sRsKrrs n.ms
syJ~C MEG Z IRr +. CO. Auelion..n
MOD rIANo'i PORTE. srPI IoR
A., hoss sHYs THEORETICALLY srrsss. Laos
PHI kSDHY MOnEiNt: M..h x, c,nmsaasa
SsSS Nc. sss st e.: At s resi-. II sis
w. as. n.. r..,.tu'e sud ko ssseepins Esccts
keswsod oe,.re Piano rort,,y-
ME- ko,s,aod rst.sr rn-ni'u -. cons sting Of
EoSkers; . Size ChAEs. 90
7r sfnS At ~, sers z0'tSmsns.
Large Wilton pstlor Csrpst.
Hall set and tiI Cle'z.
siaetosss pinias Table mi Chairs,
CARVING fable an Lounge
Bureaus, wsraT"o-. an; -; ssesss.
Beddihg si:d Chamber Uars-;s.
cGTSkins stove srd Ei,chea REQUISITES Is. etc
JrdicnIs Nos md ) to 0czshsr term 81. 10 r.,
T nI, 81 Sa.. T. Lawrsges ss- AID !. = Doason,
mar I'D = ). q Nee fRs 4 % .sueis.
Bya. C. NcGUiRs s 20 suctson-eg,.
NAMktssA4slsEs B. ILpiSa Ltyr. ON. FIRST ST.
MSNpAf AFTERNOON. March .ai, At a'eiors.
81 be prem Uses, we shall sel! Lot. " L. aud IN
ests So odIylsfoh Of Lot No I. ss,aare Sao frnnr
1rs escs B tset m s,stTs-t west -e<we-n Ara
allev 'cesN an
Ths location OF these lots is very soad for ssr.,
cNen:ags. the sti sci ia f-Cst being we'll gradef
aid I'd sbeish boz hood RAPID iniprt. ing
TERMS One hale in n; t.s sin or in .tx
months, f"T notes bearing int-res aud secured nv.
q deed nftiust CT the pr.misrs -
msris tRep.l J. 9. Mcguire & CD, Aucts.
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larls / lRep.l J, G. MCGriRH on, Au,ts
ryraoMAs eowLIHG Auc,ic,.o-

. n,,1,-rsrp 1.ors-town D c.
"A WHsgLRIGHT's TooLs oLo Ayp rsw IKus
= sSs nj st Mssk. Sc:, &c AyoTIoS Il
MsIrh Esd 1853. az 10 O'Clock. At tn rr.H snorn
establishment of the late Richard J,prs. ON
nish rect nca- Bird ~ STRAIT G-orx-t,wn ali
he To.ls. L1mher old ard ne. IRON, Un1piss.J
hork. &c, re. TerTr- Cash
MANY IHSt< Ad-s;uistra.S;,
mar ~ .. THOMAS 30 VIINI; a.,
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NkNTED- By the lst Of Ap- il, modern FUR
w NISHED HOUSE, IL the vicinity Of vii
imsds', by sebtler from New Work for the
summer. Address s. N THAfER, throu gh cit,
Post Chce, No. 3D. Maine avenue, wanhinston. ID
e. G-,rs
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by THOMAS BOWLING. Auction.er.

by THOMAS bOwiING Auctionaer
SALE OF IW0BRICK H0; SES IN GEORGE
1893 will offer at Pus lie sale tne foll .wias de-
scIibed property, situated the west side of
jefferson street IN Georgetown Beginning on the
vest side Of jefferson ct, at the Intersection of
north side of said alley lf5 feet less then
north and par afiei With Jesrson rect twenty Eve
feet then asst and parallel With the said alley TO
Jefferson street then south Is tsst 70 the plsca
beginning, with the two story brick house thereon
no occupied by Mrs Thomas Also he All lining
lot immediately south of the above. Beginnings
Jefferson street and running thence north forty
feet said street to an alley. then With said
alley west TO the northeast Of he lot sold
Dorsey to West. then win the line Of said
ming, with the two story brick house the -eon now
occupied by Vim. Brombse. sale tn take plaee It
4 o'clock in the aftern .on Till. indisputsble AMI
in all conVryanciHS at tie Ps rshnssr cass Terms
Attorney for the Heir. Of Kendall II Lewis.
mar cd THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
By J. c. McGuIKs n Co. Auctioneers
INRi STEES SALE OF CNlMPR ED PROP
i KRTT On IT EsDAY ARFkhNOON, April
10Th NJ So o'rlack, 81 the Auction Rooms OF Ja..
Mcclure h Co, corner lOtn aud ID streets. By
virtue IF deed OF trust dated Sc pit eth, 1882 snd
duly rccoid' Ia Lihrr J No $50, folios $50.
county, d c., and by virtue of de rec of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Colu:nbis sas Led
in cfaEccry eau q, No l.9i, eraiu Ueary Barron
ct al. are conplsinants. snd Ckas. : Wa .sch aud
rust-- N the place and stead of the sa q. q,
Wsliuch, sur, living Trustee, shall sell original
lot numbered fourteen tl4D In square Numbered
niur hUUdre1 and sixty 0D stu ted At the corner
CT q str' Ct north and tieyentI ST. e-t east.
Terms cash.
All convey angling at the soss IF purchaser.
mar II -sraw&ds
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I'ER REtT--st 4 ~ 49, n street near =, east side
4 aFURhTSUED PARLUR ami CHAHBER o
secold floor Also. other Rooms neatly furnished
msr i1-3tN
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ErIRsT GLASS HOUSE FOR RENT AND FUR
i NI1C lie FOE SALE-The house is hand
s"mel, End con petely furnished. and will be snid
Ter II haCgaiu. Inquire 1T No. il Penn, avenue.
near 22d II mar II lwE
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u ANTED- 10 n0o house :aap-rs 70 save their
w cotton and wooien rags 5oos s. newspapers
bottles c. AID ~e will send the wAe for them,
w. h them at the door. and sy the highest pxi-e
1 them. lie sure and send To- the right uu uiher
80 street, near 9TH, MASON y Paper and Rag
erehouse. 10 i'm
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LNOR SALE. good 10 :at.d BUTTER STAND
Il in Center Market. Also one in Northern Mar
N" o1 Por f.rp,e Inc = 40 ias
Of Clerk Centsr Market II St.
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lrOR RENT-At No 3 Franklin Place [ street
1 between 18th and !4th, two elegantly FUR
fISiiE i' APAirA EN -, connecting. Hnu
tsina all the modern i'm provemeuts Reference
CURED. mari Nv.
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FoLicx RxrsIrs-Frst Prse;uet-wti,ram
%ecord irecinst-Pairick >. Haw kin,. Jrp,k
and fast riding On the pavenasnt; dissni ssed.
laird L;,e1net;-R H. Owe1s, selling by
sample; nned S4H: John Sherwood. snow.
bailing; EHed S2.sf Robert Harrod. dfsorricfiv =.
di.miss'd. Henry TiEhe, drunk: do
Forrth Pferincf.-John II. Clark, grand lar
eeny; bail for court John W. Scott, do Jail
fcr court. VIM. r Kane, drunk; dismissed
Daniel Picket, drunk and disorderiy: flnet a.
-tS;a fToe'nct.-John Collins. druns; mill.
HIy Peter Mayer, Cha.. Kry, assault and
3alIefy s-.uriiy for peace. BenjaHIn ConkIe,
EdH q IL Brooks. suspicion, dismissed Over,
" Gcas' drunk and disorder.y; 1874. Edward
n n. trooss, 90, ST.. F. J. Campbell, larceny:
1enih Precinct-Andrew Carr. drunk: dis
messed. Richard Kane, disortFsriy; 81. Mi
cfari Lisisn,. do; a. IL. J. Stspher, drunk;
military.
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W MED TO SELL-The stock AMI Fixtures nG
W hrstcla-s u rocery Stand in The ceutr i part
of the city satis sctary SONS given for selling
AnI resS Morton. Star Once. fl q
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i.'CR RENT-A large IL -.Dti, fu mis- he'd in the
! capac house Ma. 3 80 >trprt upao lite
tTsnki i'm >quaTr. Meas furnish d il desired.
L Gt'
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b, J.. q. MCGUIRE q Ct,. Az,

b, j. u. MCGUIRE d az. Au, :;ioa--J.
(oRkkR LOT st AUCTION - pa FIJI t.F
- AFTEI NOON March 2th At s. q 'coc. on In.
prem ices. We shail sell. LIT Nc. ~ square 81,
4 CntiDg - feet 9Th stre- TIE sapfh
ALLY: pHnp of gsod water in front. -
litle uR'Is putati~. 81 .---s.. ----.r
T.. 1.Tlls: One half cash, the renal. der in air
nths, rrth interest scared hy deed of Trust
msrK ,. C. MCGUIRE SCq Ava.
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THE FIRM OF SMITH e HART Is THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent.
! he bus in-ss with be Continue by ONO. T. SMITH,
at The old stand. No SIl seventh s'reet, with
whom parties will settle for all accounts due our
finn. GEO e. SMITH,
BARNET HIATT,
Washington, March II, 1853.
mar ii-eoSt Intel. i Chrauicle ]
THE UEHknSlGNED, thankful for the patron
ag. SO literally bestowed upon the late arm,
beks Z continu nee of the same.
His stock of goods will always be full and of the
best quality
and we'll known house of y. Tieruan a. Sou, OF
BALTIMORE which viii be sn III cisnt guarantee that
they will give entire satisfaction.
GEO r. Smith,
ranch OF p. Herman Son Baltimore,
No. 81 Seventh ut next TO
Nstior al Intelli gsrcer Building.
n. B. Goods delivered free In any part Of Thu
City or GeOrgetowp, mar IL
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FoTRTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Margaret
Johnson, eolored, drunk; dismissed Frank
Mitchell, drunk and disorderly military. Den
MS HaTrlgan- firing pistol through a house;
not disposed at. Also, suspicion OF stealing a
cloak Jail for further hraring. Thos. Madden,
drunk; Dennis HarIigan carrying concealed
weapons; not disposed OF Jas Kane. deserter;
military. J. ". Hing and ID. w Sny der, drunk
and disordrriy; fined IS each. jas. A. Wilson
and Henry Roots, asleep in the street: dis
missed. rstsr Gait and VIM Garyey, drunk
and disorderIy; military. Thomas Luceas, as.
sauli; security for peace. Hurry Mcdonald,
carrying weapons; firTd S20.5S.
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TWOFUnNIsB ED RO, Ms FOR RENT, ATT M.
L 400 ID street hrtwe-n 9Th and Ith sis mh7-Q
A GRANGE TO INvEST.-The subscriber has
"A rum Der of Houses for sale, ran ging in value
from $50 to S6,nH Offering good chan - To in
vest. mar Tim WIN T. DRURY.
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Byw.L. WALL a 90. Austione.r-.ea

mar IO-eos-&d. J. o. McGUfsi 4 %. xssa.
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WANTED To RENT-By p permanent teusu,,
~ small nnafnished Dis III LING HOUSE.
Autr.ss-stating location dascri pton and price of
Ieut-BcX e4e, City Post Office None bat ov rarF
d j.sf in 70
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by ". L WALL A Co Auctisse~.s, !
DEeklkkHs SALE UY pRESEhy&D MHAsrs
IA &c.-By vir.us 81 an orisr 81 cIrcJsst Court lvf
Baltimore CITY, the nndtrsis,ssd Rssei.er, r<s
offer fsr sale on. FRIDAY, hsrch y IS 0 9'casa
a. m, as the Auction Store eli v. l.. W alta Co ~
Per nsy!vsEis s~eBze, IN thu city Of ws>aiagSon
The EeretBs'ter 6esyrItes K.N1ers.d HSsi-, a.
const ing the sidoe ~ tye stock tfc the
trim al beach eos az Baths sus. that istotSy-
l6 drzrn pound cans stewsd. Mutton s,f Y sxe-
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LOST AND FOUND,

! OST-- Tn thu nth, a Iady's HAIR DREASTPIN
in the form If u ute il ~ fasteus , q blR *
silk boz trimmed vita lace suitable rev ARD
will be raid If left At 629 NJ street o. at 49i 7sh
sfr
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FURNISHED HOUSE WASTED-A anted 10
L rent, for from one TO tnree years a Furnished
Dwelling foT private family Location ia the
First or Second Ward preferred Address Lock Hos
10. " SEhingtCn. ID. c
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{ 'tOk WANTED, (w bite, tn do genera. house,
y work in n mai family tirrraan preserfei
Apply 10 EMILE DUPkE SOL Thirteenth street.
o. tween l. ana VI. -
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By l. NALL & CO ,-rti,,u:.r.
Z All hBLE 81 ILpING LOTS ar AUCTION -
On Mon Day AFTERNOON z3i Instant at
q clock, wew " sell in front - III srsaarsrE Lnts
marked r, {. d, X sad =, in James 4 Ia.
WINS subdivision or original lots = r. and . in
square 2i2 This pr1per.. Fronts N 4 .tr et ua-th
beta cen 18th snC 80 SITS west H. Fry aad lhry
Dents " ~ CAV i'HS-7
Terr.s: One-fh cash; balance in six uire and
WE'VE months IN fhe purchasers Notes, Rs.isfs--
toriiy endorsed, tra-ing i-tere I aud secured nv
drrf oi trust uu ths premises. All coaFeysneiuy nj
ihr exrprtc of tia purchaser Nv
Jf the terms of sale are OF com N led -;.As,
i've days from the day of sale reserve the r;gSt
70 Teseii the ssme, ut The risk and cost of tas
dffauifing purchaser giy iuy one DAYS not,ns
of Wa hjDgton " ~ wv
msr l. VI l. WALL 4 On a,.,s
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n SSIST3NT OF tKFEH y a. TEK'S OFFICE J
"A oJn,r IL mad 22d S,rsstS !
WAsHINGToS. e March ". 1855 Y
Will be sold d. public suction. on FRIDAY the
z instant quantity Of Mann 2 hrlongin To tn
SusIt ast-rs Department, ly ng a. the ,rsA
eoi lat TN Isl street and o. weEn 2ist and 29i
streets. and at such OF. er 40 Mt as will thes De
dtsis nsied ~ the sue ior''Pr
Tel ms cash IN Government fu nds.
Yale To con.nsItr at lea oclo; X ut the horse
corral
Tie manure 90 BE- removed within ten days after
the sale.
mani re hit; erto purchase from this Depart
~. 1T mus be remus ei wi nm he time above Spe I.
fled, Il vi be sold for the benefit of the :, oy
ernHent 4. Ii. TOMPKISS
Csptsip ami 4 @ 81 u 5 A.
mar I2-d j c. MC3CTkES Co Au-ts
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,,'UB EEN IA large ard cemfnrt allie 3 Ed RO M
tor rent Inquire at No. 27J Penn avenue.
r. fereIC required. mar 7-St-
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N ANJED-By ayoung man a SITUATION az
journeyman jeweller and engraEer; enc who
nnderstands the business thoroughly apply To
MGNTROP, s4e 9th street, near n, Washias-
ton. mar II ~
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" ANTEB-A few active MEN TIA obtain SUB
w SCI ptons FOR the German History of ths
PR sent war ana other publications. Ii IBERIA pay
App. from to liza, m. 20 VIRTUE GIRSTON L
co 49, TIN street. mar "a II.
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IA AMI Eij--tEyary person TO Amos thxt 81. in
w the market. ready TO pay cash for all articles
IL the houscf furnishing limo. Those leaving the
city or having s plus, will do we'll to cali B.
BUCHLY, A2t Seventh street. between and II ,
east side Dealer in View and Second hand Furni-
ture. iS-H
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IA ANTED-Now or befor- the frat nf May
w HOUSE pleasantly located furnished or ;I;i-
furn's ed. BY reliable tenant AdGTess -, g.
r. -" Navy De partment. mar II. At
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L'OR SALT The Stock aud Good Will of Pam
L iiy Grocery, cururr of e. xhth sLi L. strp.ts
tn "t The best icca lions for husinass this
city. now comma ndins the trade nf large neigh
1uEEnod 10 e,trr Uprising with e. pitsi an
opportunity is offered rarely TO be met with will
give posses ion so that my successor stock the
store and start business or before the lat of
April. mar ~ Ct JOHN a. ADAMS
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Z. OR EEhT-Seyrral hand, ON ly fiIRNf-HED
4 ROO h2. Apply at No. i59 on 18th 1T 81, b. Setn
q ana ~ sts w-St ie. II ct
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WANTED TO EHPiOf-t c,Tu ,etant and in
dpstrioua MAN who uISlavstsn "a the market
ana dalrH business. on smaii farm fie ,rga.
town. ID: U fae E" no bring .atisFaci rscO
hs dat,ons wii fnd good sitt alton By aidrsss ag
"E z. NJ" Star Office. - mar Ia.3t~
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BOARD WANFED-Furnishsd Rooms with Board
hb bs senlieie 81 aud wife; hiidron Aadr
- h. d.. ft.r Dniye. u 5.N
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k'OR RENT.-A PARLOR and CHAMBER, con.
L necteo. neatly furnished. on the first floor
elevated five feet above Inc side walk, Tin priv
family location very pleasant aud des rahie aud
or a few yards east of the State Department. and
RlGG = Bank, and the stree: running to the
Capitol and Georgeto New YORK avnnus, "a
dnGr frnm l5th 81 :. No 400. IL eot.
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DESPERATE fELLow. after
noon, officer Peudle, hearing pistol di>ch ir g.d
it4 Marble Alley. Went la 10 preserve order and
found a f-llow IN the act of kicking the door of
the famous rancho known as ssNo. TO-" 10 force
An entry. He had fred q shot from a navv
pistol, the bali passing entirely through the
mouse ana striking a fen ce back of the house
lie was taken 10 the Fourth Ward station
~ here he gave the name of Dennis Harrigaa.
PatTolm Michigan coCnized him as the
person who drew Frank Murphy into sNo To-
the day before, whrn the cloak was stolen,
which caused Muri.hy's arrest on suspicion OF
larceny, as stated IN the Star yesterday. He is
repuled TO be- a shoulder hitter, and no soldier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19

mar Il-staw6ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-19


sottn CoTaT P'asy icGaia craze ard Ninth stree,
E'ATALGGCE SALE uF THE SToCk oF A
sIRST CLASS u RoEERY AT arcrIox-Mr
Emile Eurre, M. So Iron Halt north side az
ftnbsy lEshia sV enue between :th 18th streets
Ihit noipg,o Change hIs I"cati"n and abandon the
sl"ei al French, GprIDsD. italian, and Dum.st E
G~oct ries, Wines. Lionor-. &c ri auction car,
lnsncng on TCEsi Az MORNING. aitk i. :; !,
l. clock and coz tinuiry ::ly Tn IL the mi, re-
STOCK, which embraces tf thp largest and he II
selected sssortme ITS of Groceries Wines and
hiaaors 10 h. found in This city, is dispo.ei or
We paDe, in part
a fiLc aSsorIm,n of Cha Enpag cues
Do do Hoes AID Rhine Wine
DO do Ports anG Sf. r-ilS
10 do BranfiaS. Gin. Whisk ey Ram
Pike Army ana other curifals. Ale Porter
Cider. Vinegar, and Bss Rum, in bottles
isrRe assortment Of Fine Teas Oofees. aud
Flour self-ris Parma Maccaroai, and yermi-
Irench, German, nndtFn slish Mustard
Pickles, Preserves, Che colate Deiicacies, Con-
Salad Oils sauees. Ca pars. and Catsups
PEPPER, Spices. and Nutme.s
Hams. Smoked Beef. cpioed salmon
petttd Bloaters. Yarmouth do. Anchovy Paste
candles ana soap. every descrip ina
CANNED Fruits and Meats con.isttng Of a large sn1
hEr assortment of Tomatoes Green Corn.
French Green Peas; Condensed Mix. Chicken
TOBACC0 AND CIGARS.
fDe assortment Of Havana aac Domestic Cigars
Fine Cut, Smoking ara other Tobs CO OF varioxs
BIocms. BlackinS. Brushes and all the ne easssries
usually kept in s vel stocked gro cry.
Also
geo barrels Whisky. Pixies xxx, Magnnlis
Miller Rye, and roma other yerv fac Whisky
Brandy, Gin, and Rum.
Terms each.
marI7 W. l.. WALL & CO, Auo-s.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-06

The Washington specials to the New York
World contains the important intelligence that in
official circles il is stated that the first draft in
the North will be from the free negro population.
All able-bodied colored men between twenty and
thirty five years of cge are TO be taken to fill up
the ranks of the various negro brigades now un-
der war This has been decided upon, It Is re-
ported, at the instigation of Gov. Andrews, who
is furious at the free negroes for their backward
ness in coming to fight for their race. There are
not enough of negroes to be had within our pres
ent army lines TO garrison the sen coast, as Gov
eminent designs, by this class of troops, and the
impressment of the Northern negroes would i'm
mediately add about 40 600 effective men 70 the
black army Radicals and Democrats at Wash
ington are both agreed as to the propriety OF try
ing conscription among the blacks first.
These statements are quite PLAUSIBLE The
Government and the Abolitonists have entered
upon the scheme Of raising negro troops. Every
one knows that the negroes do not come forward
in any considerable numbers to voluntarily enlist
Unless coercive measures are resorted to, the
project mast be given up failure. and'it
stands of reason chat its friends will resort TO
every legitimate expedient before given up beaten.
And, il the draft is good for the white man, why
not for the negro?-1 Rochester Union