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SECRKT DISRIaRS

Sauna, i!an's Gift is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy discovered. Cures in two to four days
and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral,
no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female, So.
Sonqariton's Root and Herb Jutces-A positive and
permanent cure for syphilis ScrOfula Ulcers Sores
spots, letters, &c. Price 81. six bottles for So
Sold by s. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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TIE FEEf.-Beauty of carriage Is mostly Deepen
Der Ion judicious preservation of the fact, it is
1Lpossibie to move in q graceful manner the
great support of the whole frame be in adisordered
condition, and nothing impedes so much as Corns,
Bunions, lHsrowisg Nails, or other disorders to
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites Office No.
424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and a.
half and Sixth streets fe 16-tf
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Mill ;~' WI. WALL CO., Ausx,
Byy.o MEG uIRE co, Auetlonssrs.

TWENTY-FIVE FINE BUILDING LOTS ON
foURTEEEIH STREET. AND ADJAoEf1 THERETO.
Oh EpF sSOht AsfEENUuS heTch S51 A. 7
O'Clock, on the prem isas sh Al SELL for count
OF ST hsthsws' Church the wsstsrn b sf OF So usrs
no. go s96civiced into y? noe builiips los, SIX
Is foot al ey, and eight on each u and streets,
so tcot alley. -
Title perfect.
Terms Cns-third cash: the remand er IN ak and
Twelve Months, with interest, secured BIZ dsei Of
trust on the premises.
All conyeyances and stamps ct the cost Of :hs
purchss-r
mhi4d 10. MCGUIRE & Co., Au-ts.
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Hair DYRi HaTa DYPi u

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye as tbs best in ia
sorld. The only harmless, fyve and reliabie Dye
know This splendid lair Dye is perfect--chsnses
Re. iusty or Grey Hair instantly TO q Glossy
Black or Natural SroIcm With out njurir the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the bair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently re-
storing It's pristine color and rectfes the i'll effects
OF Bad Eyes. The Genuine la signed WILLIAM A
BAToBELoR, sll others are mere limitations. and
should be avoided. Sold by-slI dru ggsts. &c. Fac
tory-s1 Barclay street, New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dressing this hair. ~ 7eoiy
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DR. RaOi's Spa-
SPERMITOPPEG

SPERMAToRRHGA CAN BE CuREp.-Dr Rand Spe-
cifc cures Spsrnatcvrhoa, Seminal Weakaess, In
potency, Loss Of POtrsr etc. speedily and ef1tU0Hy.
Its effects are truly magical. trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical of its merits.
Price 81 a box. Sold by s. G. Ford, corner 18th
street and Ia. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. Ja6-ly
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SoJGaTy,s HoNRy HOlp

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
pemand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emollient in its nature, frsgrantly
scented and extremely beneficial IN It's action upon
the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fan
Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly
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NEE DRESS SUITS.
Msn'; BR,i,,s.s Sait,
Yoxtb's Dress Suits.
YoHtIs BRsinsss Salts.
CSildrsas' Dress Sgi.s.

CheI0TtnS' Sch0oE S1flf54
NOAH WALKER Il Co., 3Ge Penn. avenue, Metro
poiitan Hotel Building, would respectfully
ter Clothing is row ready for Inspection. It is
comprised of assortment of Gentiemen's and
material, mining and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity Is
now offered for selecting from the attractive
stock Of re5dY made clothing this city at very
reduced prices. oc9-am
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.

REsoLuTIoA in relation to the new market.
mouse ana repeating portions Of certain other
Bs a ofda,nsd BY tas Board Of Aldermen and Board
That the cellar to be constructed under the market
aoHse WHICH is t3 be erected by authority of an
twenty feet wide exte in width from one side
han inches aaph a saa dR RHs nss
convenient and well ventilated rooms; it shall
from which there may he doors leading into It from
the outside Of the market house, shall be five feet
nance ret snn Sdd as specified in an orG
And be II furths1 oidqunsa. That the benches or
ten feet in length but they shall no. Be less than
six feet long each and there shall be an noccu pied
9t or sd 1 s net
more than two feet six inches in width and the
may al the dissection Of the baiidins se eenmittse,
be placed adjoining the wsls.
parts of ordinances that are Inconsistent with
this ORDINANCE be, and they are hereby. repealed.
Approved February 70, 1854.
RESOLUTION for the relief Of the suffering poor.
SSnnm9n C9rneil Of ne 65rpgrat,en Of Geo1sstors.
That the CLERK 70 the order of Treasurer Of
and City dollars TO be expended for fuel for the
relief OF the suffering poor of the town.
Approved February 20. ISL.
A RESOLUTION in relation to Police Commits
Whereas the Police Commissioners ha wing passed
an order to transfer Sergeant John II. Newman
the interests aud protection Of the citizens of this
city will be promoted by the retention of Sergeant
Be it resolred ~ he Board Of Adernlen ami Board
ef Common Council Of The CORPORATION Of Georgao,cn.
Board Of Aldermen and two members of the Board
Of Common Council, be appointed to confer with
Sergeant Newman TO remain in charge of The Third
Precinct Passed February ~, 1864.
A RESOLUTION providing for the purchase of a
horse for the use Of the Scavenger.
ea BE-
the order Of the Mayor, to purchase horse for the
Resoied arhr. That the scavengers horse now
in use be tnrned over to the erntendent of the
PoNr House, to be properly taken care Of by him.
Approved February 20, 1854.
A RESOLUTIONS to pay, certain claims.
That the CLERK pay to the order Of b. Collins forty
animals in 1868; TO order Of Joseph Libbey one hun
dred and sixty-f9ur dollars and sixty nine cents,
to order Of waters y dosrs IN p ,' aa oa
bills of printing rendered December 10, 1853.
Approved February 20, 1854.
RESOLUTION in favor of Brown & Power.
cSen c@sn 81 IF oyS 1" Of o.
That the CLERK pay TO the order of Brown & Power
in full Of their bin for ms terisIs fGraisheI and
sd January, 1854. tApproved February TO- 1851.
RESOLUTION in favor Of +. NJ. Linthicun & Co.
Common CeilcH Of the Cooperation Of GeoreetotcH,
st enc csTG PAY to S tie %E1ss # hpt3icu
cents in full for bills Of hardware stoves Sc
for use f to 9s99arE
AREsoLUTI99s authGgrizips crGlit to the Collector
Rssolred By He Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
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NRsvous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc,
Can BE Cured by who has really cured himself
and hundEeds of others, and i'll tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II. TRAyRR
mar s-D& WHY Lock Box, Boston, Mass
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Warranted TO CURE IN SIX DAYS DR.. G odfrey's
5rtidOte, an English Specific OF sixty-fve years.
standing, win cure Goaorrh0a an sir days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by S. @. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
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PERSONAL.

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORM
n the acquaintance of a handsome young lady,
from Is to g wears old, of wild and romantic dis
position. Address GEORGE f. CARLTON Wash.
inton. ID. C. mhl5-3tN
tERSONAL-A youn q man of prcpOssessing APP
Il pearance and good understanding. eniow II
with all those qus ifcations essential to maxi him
self understood and general useful would desire
a situation in small family in Lu,U. Would
retire short distance in the country if necessary.
Grcenbacks object and life insured. (It) L.
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QUICK WoRK.-On Sunday afternoon, John
Mccarthy. soldier, was knocked down and
robbed by another soldier named Dennis Ken
ner, (parrIcula of which were given in yes
tsrday's StaT,) at O'Clock yesterday morning
he was arrested by detectives McDevitt and
Clarvoe. Yesterday morning he was indicted
by the grand jury, ard by O'Clock yesterday
afternoon he was tried, convicted, and SEN
fenced 10 three years in the Albany peniten-
uary.
This is about rs quick a job at melting out
justice as there IS record, and the energy OF
detectives McDevitt and Clarvoe, in thus bring
ing such q scoundrsl AS Kenner 10 we'll merited
punishment, certainly deserves COMMUNICATION
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DISEASES oftA Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and
Reports Of the Po1rn.d ASsocintion-Sent by mail
in sealed letter envelopes fee of charge. Address
Or. SkILLIs HoUGHToS, Howard Association,
No. South Ninth Street, philadelphia Pa o3 -Srn
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Dr.. DUPONT's Sugar-coa Female Regulating
Pills are the rery best in use They operate speedily
and efedtrely. and being sugar coated create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of
these Pills will prove their superiority oUsr all
others. Price S box. Sold by S. c. Ford, corner
18th street and Pa. avenue Washing ton, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. -. ja6-ly
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NEW INSURANCE CoMPAEY.-The bill intro
duced yesterday in the Senate, by Mr.. Pomeroy,
Company In the city of Washin gton' makes
for cOrporators Samuel Bacon, Augustus E.
Perry, Edward Hall, G.. w. Utermehle, VIM.
III. Morrison, Peter +. Bacon, VIM r. Riley,
Beng. Beall, A. q. Richards, Henry A. Scheetz
and John II. McCutcheon. Capital stock i've
hundred thousand dollars. Shares $50.
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INSULTING PEoPLE-Michael Mack was
arrested on Saturd ay EVENING" nv Officer lanes
OF the irst Ward, for beng drunk aud disor-
derry in the Western Market Mack had a
slung-shot IN ms possession, which he flour
lsheo over the heads OF the passers by, and in
suited all with whom he came in contact
Justice DruIy fined the accused $40, which he
paid.
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STEALING CLOTHING-Cn Friday evening
Margaret O'Neil went 10 the house of Martha
Mckinney, near the Northern Market, and
for lodgings, with which she was accommo-
Gated Early in the morning Margaret de-
parted. taking with her a quantity OF clothing
belonging to the lady of the house She was
arrested by officer Stuart and taken before Jus
lice Drnry, who committed her to Jail for court
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a FEMALE SoLDIER.-Suuday afternoon,
Ofjcer Joseph Shelton, IN passi ng the Metho-
dist cemetery, near the aims house, noticed an
unusual connection III the grass, aud on near
iDg the place, found a number Of soldiers, all
OF whom escaped. however, excepting one,
who he recognised as being the we'll known
Edmonia 6 ates, whole took to the Sixth Ward
Station. She stated that she had been in the
service as drummer boy, in Wilson'S
Zouaves, ard had also driven Government
team Tor six months. Lately she had been
spending her time around the camps. Justice
Gull committed her to the workhouse.
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NALYTICAL DIGEST OF TN LAWS on
IA the 70 nited States, from the commenoems ant a.
the sSth TO the end Of ths 18th Congress-, Rss isss
Complstins Brightly . nitsd States Digest 10 %
as.l ''' -'''' TRANcK tailor.
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0KhEN 6 8ILLIAMs. Austs.

By W. l.. SALLs& co. Auctionsers
tCEhBHPTCRY fALE or A NEWLY PIFISH.
Il ED FRAME HOUSE on FIRST STREET, BETWEEN
hEn sTkEETs AT AUcrIoN-0n THURePsY
AFTERNOON. March Nth, at o CLOCK We will
sell. In mont OF t1s premises Lot No. IL in Hof-
msD's subdivision OF original Lot Ne. q in square
e99. improved By q new finished t1o-s;ory Frame
Dwelling. containing slX rooms aud every conys-
Iierc for rnsll dwelling ana cslers rars inducs
msnts, sc it ia IN rapidly mpraving psrt of tha
city, and will be positively sold without rassrvs
terms cash.
nhl4 - WI. WALL q Co, Aus,s.
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Dorsey was arrested by officer StraHb OF the
First w ard, for stealing revolver from Got
leib HeimlIn. at the ambulance park. Tba
charge not being sustained by the evidence, he
was dismissed by ustlce Drury Immediata
1y after Dorsey was tried for al ASSAULT on a
Mr.. George Page, and bound over for mis- An.
pearance at court.
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A DESERVED CoMPLIMENT.-Yesterday the
carpenters employed by Capt. J. NJ Moore,
A. z. NJ, presented MIR. Joseph 7. Walker,
tea sett. Mr. p DE. Haven, ON behalf OF the
employees, made neat speech, which was
happily responded TO by the recipient.
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JRwELRy,
No. 43S Pa. avenue, near ~ street
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DANGEROUS SPORT. = Yesterday, Officer
Crump arrested Enoch Perry for firing az a
mark with reYolyer on X street, between 2lst
and 22d, thereby endaugering the lives OF pas
sers-by: Perry was taken to the First Ward
station house, and fined $40 by Justice Brury
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BRKAKIN0 IHTo A HoUsR.-A few nights
since Andrew jackson and William Dunlap,
cord broke into the house of Sarah McOauly,
also colored, on 9Th street east near East Uapi-
toll street, when those In the house ran OFF
leaving the two in the honse. They remained
short time and left without committing any
depreciation. Sarah got a warrant for the par
ties and yesterday they were arrested by Sergt.
Clarke and officer Walling, who took them be-
fore Justice Gull and they were fined IS each.
This morning Sarah Nc. was brought up by
Justice Waliing for selling liquor TO soldiers
ant the Justice fined her 800
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A RksoLUrIoN to DAY certain claims.

RsSOlred by the Board Of ALDERMEN and Board Of
Conin'on tosncii Of the Cooperation IF Georgstoyn
That the Clerk pay to the order of D. Collins forty
three dollars and forty cents, for removing dead
animals in 1868; to order of Joseph Lbbey one hun
dred and six tyfour dollars and sixty nine cents
to order of Ii. A Waters fifty dollars in full for
bills Of printing eLdered December 10, 1855
Approved February 20, 1854.
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s7AsoIs MoHUHl tzRAsoIs p. HoHuH.
MOHUN & SON,

z7ANoIs MoHUHl (vRAsoIs p. noHuH.
MOHUN & SON,
SUCCESSORS TO J. T. LsSNAH,
L M II ID Il L Is X 5,
Casal, Bst,cees I1,h and i3& Streets.
Warrington, D. O.
The undsreisnsd having purchassd the Lumber
Yard of Mr.. Jno r. Lehman, are now prepared -
furpish Lumber of all kinds at the market rates.
They desire to call attention to their large stock
which consists In psrt Of the following kinds:
About 100000 feet Walnut, al thieknsssss,
10000 feet * Poplar, primo,
100000 " Oak and Ash, various aass,
100, 600 feet 8oantling and Joist, Ill lengths,
100000 waite Pine Cullings.
10000 I" IlooTins.
Aso. . large quantity Of sll other ni1eeoi L1nA
a o.aolu, . N0HUu q 0Q0.
WnAPpIna PApnn for sals Ct tAs 0tax oG1ee es1a.
ter ct ax eQn@ ~ DeanAs ~
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LADIES NATIONAL FAIR.-There was quite
a large crowd Of color people ct the fair last
night, who seemed TO enjoy the occasion much.
The band winch had engaged to furnish the
music Tor the occasion, did not make its an
pearance, for some reason unknown, which
was some thing OF disappointment to those
who are always so fond or thls necessary ac-
COMPARTMENT to such exhibitions.
Tonight the hall will be opened at 6 O'Clock,
and may anticipate large assembly. The Eth
Z. 5. Regulars band viii be present, and graft
1y the crowd with some of their choicest music
Donations still continue TO come in, of cash
and merchandise. Mrs. Cakes Ames made
donation through Mrs. Morell, OF Vermont, of
one hundred dollars.
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byJ Q. Hou GfUE y CO.. Auotioueers
ENtEN woo D CEMGrERN-The na=sgsrs as this
" Cemetery have resolved to rRiss tns wiz of
lots 70 80 cents square foot and that thu CON
munity may hsve no cause Tor cor plant. have 40
resolved b lore doing go, to ord sr pa-snpsa-T
sale OF 500 ots. and pats of iots Pu bic Austen
ard for further ~ sas to stl5ssl kni at ses ~
to Improve the sToands. This Cen,stsry laid OFT
CD the p.ep of the c celebrated Greenwood osnstsv7
Of New York. Of which Il is tai1 by travellers. 70
excel IN b. auty and sr.Rnganen-a, EuythiaE OF the
kind either in EuFops America.
Gifnvcod is situated GA tna higi groIni over
looking the city of RaBhiugtOp aed or a direct
llne With 18th sSIts GspitQ street, ons sais-asa
plots are not liable for debtg taxes or sny Other
Invasion. fSee cbsrter
. For catalogue with r1sp, ctartar and by laws
Apply to the Auntiopeer, j. q MCGUIRE Il CO
corner Penn. ere0ue and iG-h .treat where the
Esie viii take p'see IN RE3NEsDlYsndT41R
DAY: the 10Th and nth OF March, st 8 O'Clock p ia
Nisitors admitted on the grounds at oil hours,
Jos B. CLOSE, President.
mb3 10. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets
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LIE Bon ToN.-This elegant journal of fashion
is out for April, with the Partisan novelties.
Four beautiful plates, richly coiored descrip.
tions Of cloaks, dresses bounets, tissue patterns,
&c. This number will he in great demand.
Send at once to Shiilingtons Bookstore and get
copy. mar 15.2t*
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SbERIFFS 2hLK.-By order OF the County
- Court Of Alexandra county, will sell at Pub
lilo ssie CO TUEaDkY, March s3rd, leGi, al IL
O'Clock g. N, OF the prsEliscs "A lots o suit p1r-
ehsssrs. about 1!G0 sSrs Gf LUMP PLASfER
levied upon the property of ftaade & Maze,
and iyirg on Duke street, bstwesa WAtsr eui
Unit IL streets AieXAIdris, Va
mhI5 tss s. N. GARWooD. shari7.
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BY GREkN h WILLIAMS. Auctiouee-a.

Ry GRAN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
"A UCTloN SALE OF GOOD STOCK or LTouNas
n Or THURsDAY MORNING. ths IRA Instant,
81 10 O'Clock 8. N We shall cell al our Aucttos
speh IS whistles, graniies. Wines. Gin. Run.
sac Wv
ntIs GREEN
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A REsnIrr1nN I'm favnr M n M Iinthinn-

sd January, 1854. (Apprvved February 20, 1851
A RESOLUTION in favor Of j.. NJ Linthicum & Co
RsSoired BY The Board OF aldermen and Board OF
Common Council Of the Cooperation Of GeorReto,rn,
hat The Clerk pay to the order Of E. NJ Linthicun
& Co hundred and forty dollars anr5 tifty-Sir
cents. in full for bills Of hardware stoves &c ,
furnished for use Of Corporation. to January Is
1874. Improved February 20 1854.
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A ErSnIurInN;n e.

RsSOired By the Board Of aldermen and b0ard of
Common Cornell Of tbs C0yp0rattOn of GSrgeto,cs
That the Clerk pay to the order of Brown & Power
the sam Of forty six dollars and seventy five cents
in full OF their bill fer ms terials furnished and
repairs of hydrantA, from 18th December. 1853 to
sd January, 1854. tApproved February 20, 1851.
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LEGENDARY ATTFMPT.-Laste evening. some
person unknown, set fire to house occupied
by Joseph Rots, coiored, and owned oy George
b. Harrison, on L street south, between 9TH and
Sun streets east, but fortunately 1t was exan.
suished before much damage was done.
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by We'll WALI. & CO.. Auo.ioneer.

BY WIN. L WaLk &c Co, Auotioneers
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EPFgO7s
Il at AUoTIoE-On WEDNESDAY MOANING
18Th Inst, at 10 o'clo3k viii II 81 the noAydiar
houss No. 277 3 street beSvepn ID aaI 81, all sas
Fur niture ard Elects, Consisting Of -
parlor AID Dining Room Furniture ....
Chlna, Glass snd CTockery Ware,
bers.
Ard an ssrcrtmept Of Kitchen Utensils, Stoves
80 60 ierur cash
mn Jh-G VIM L. WALL T. 60 Arets
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DIANOs, ORGANs.-We have just rsoeivsda 70
three Mason g Hemlip. Oabinst Orsaasl M
from go to 500, TO Which We call tie at-vvvKvv
best made Y this country, Sud m1sh preferable to
the old styie mslod:on. "A are varrsntsd for ave
store Of ". g. A1TzER6T1. corner "a a1enus
And uto ". NH
SfRAfI0Y AND. TAUTFCs Ry General Du-
= toors 1snslese4 b Qss&. Wn. Z. Craishin. q.
An ty8AAVK 1AHLQa
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INPORTAaI sALx OF 5ADLRs', MISSES. AND
CGILDREEs SHOES.
X. HEATER IL CO. auct'Oneers
Win sell on THU9sDAY MORNING. Mach 18th,
E;s TT Il o'c.ocS, ct thsir salssroom, PSI Penn
vel .electsa stock OF LADIES' misses and ohildrans
shces. H.r mia It,
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sxz H1RsT PAGE Of to.day's Star Tor interest.
Ing local articles.
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ONB DOLLAR
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AUCTION SALES.
SoR orHxl AUCTION SALES SEE ISL PAel
THIS AND TO. MORR0V
By :. Q. MoauIRl q co.. 1ustione.r..

THIS AND TOMORROW.
By J. O. MCGUIRE q Co.,. Auutionsere.
NoTIoE-yALCABLl REAL IsrATR on
a riSfsssfh srssni wlsi. sErwnxs Ass 4
sups.ns 0onrt Of the District Of ooissis' sisssss
in aSslsy. in tie ssce o: Joseph LsSosy d. o..
sits and H,s sas 81. ~ ..ns.ssss .ss
Ss1 pasi InGa s. n s &. h
TIE foilo.ips Real kst.:s. q Wish Bssis Lsnoss.
ope hundred and ninety seven tier5 in the paosis
ss
bevteea L and d ST. sets north, and rrnninx basi
IL TIE rear Of the Before as Ss
premises fronting on an alley b5tweeu iftesnth
and Turning back SEVENTY seven fest ~
Terms: One hall OF the purchase money csss.
nents Of three six ard nine nor hs the dsfsrrrd
pasmsne to be secured ey s deed ia trust On tho
AZ convarances At she expense Of tie puroa 80,
sna TO oe prepared unoer the direction OF the oii
MOaARp L. SANDERS, Trustee.
fele-eodads J. o. MEG UIRk d 90. Aussa.
ssoDss,suspee Of ths rain until TUsspAf AfpSR.
No n RioH Hn si'H h ssE and g.as ri,.,s
nh I'D O Mcguire & 90. ,Aasts.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 co. Aueaonssrs
SNUa FRAME DWELLING HOUSE CT O
5B Is. s.asa SS
O'clock on the premises, We shsl ss'l part OF Lot
nSh street between ith ana q ssf ess %
ming back 90 feet ~ inches TO 81 foot slleJ ia
oSs With sa IsH f sasns house Containing
y immediate possession given.
NH d 10. MCGUIRE co., Aucta.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'M
consea1erce OF Indictment weather, until TUHS.
ph ne ioth inst; same hour and place.
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s'oR sALE-T~o small FRAME HOUSES tao
= stories hieh This property is In one OF the
hest lCcstiCns in the city, being 23i strEe ct
Virginia avenue, For PARTICULARS sppiy TO JOIN
Bill Ei, go street., bst. and E NH iI-lvH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-15

I lent PARLOR and several we'll furnished Bed
va Of the Kirkwood House, Williard's, and the
Patent ONCE, Post ONCE and Treasury and State
Departments, The location Is unsurpassed in
Washington. No children in the house. fs27n
a PIRST-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOB
"A RENT-The large double House ntuatea on
well known a the residenoe Of his Excelency III.
M Lsbos, the Brazilian Minister, for several years
The uremises can be seen ct any time. And thu
$3.50 ~ annIoatiou to either of the uuder.
signed. 1VS' VNESU Mn.
feI Exec and Trus. Of O. L. Coltm&n. deceased.
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