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URIEU RUITS.-aPFLE5IhafKet dull and
hand Pilces not 70 fra, but without 1uot.ble
chhIEe. fEAc4Rs- IL moderute supply. With a Inn
tauonl. RAsPBEnBIEeIn srall receipt and nr d.
ehanged Fonz1as FauiTsSG1n fair receipt. wi aith Ia
limited temaud. Market yekY drm at previous
, 1864-06-14

The ALTERAT1vE and all Dr. D. JAYNE SENS
Family Medicines are sold In Chicago by messrs.
FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER: F.& II. BOOKER:
LORD s1iITU; BUREHAMS Il VAN Setback,
ard hv Dru1 y fata EF n ardilY
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DIED

Oh, the 9th instant. MARY KERR. beloved child
Of Peter and Catherine Kerr, aged years.
Her funeral viii take place from her parents
residence, corner Sixth and + streets. Monday,
nth. ut clock M.
At her residence. 455 Twelfth street between
G and H. on the morning Of the 18th instant. Mrs
v BELL. after protracted iilness, in the 5ith
year of her age
Friends of the family respectfully requested
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, on Tuesday, at II a. m. Rich
mopd Va, papers please copyl
This morning, after short illness. AMELIA
LEREW only dsu ghter of Thomas and Lavania
Francis aged Sd years and 10 days.
The friends and acquantances of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral. to-
row iTuesdayj afternoon, at clock, from the
residence $50 New York avenue.
In Geor getowr on 18th instant, of typhoid fever,
HARRIET MATILDA PAXTON. in the 18th wear
of her ge. daughter of John 8. and Harriet Pax
ton. - 1
The friends and acauaintan ees of the family are
respectfully invsed to attend her fraeral on Tues
day afternoon. at CLOCK, from her father Is resi-
dence, No. 80 Montgomery street.
Dear lilly sleep. and take your rest.
God called thee home, He thou ght IL best;
From sin and sorrow set thee free,
May we prepare TO follow thee.
Or, the sth instant. CLARA, aged n days: and on
the 10th Instant. CLARENGT. aged IS days; twin
children OF Thomas s. and Catherine Scrivener.-
Or the 9th inFtsnt, NARY l., beloved s-ifa
James 4, Murray, eyed Y years. ,
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DEaia THAT kEEEl

BEAnn rBAT KEEEL
against the rules OF Taste Beauty in their color
in the losi Of all their color. us - Oh nsd in
few moments to any
Be1ptifxl SJtads.
by a single application OF
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR DYE.
The rspidity Of its operation. perfect safety.
manent heaIthful effect and the exceeding depth
and richness of the hues it imparts, distin gush
this preparation from all other Dyes in in .L-
country or in Europe.
CRIsfADoRo's HAIR PRssERvATIvE,
a valuable adjunct to the Dye, IN dressing and pro
noting the growth and perfect health of the hair.
and Of itself. when used slOne-a safeguard that
protects the ibers from decay under all circum
stances and under all climes. Manufactured by
J. Cristadoro, No. 9 Aston House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress
ers. NH Fl DIX Seol1n
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MARRIED,

Arril eth. 1884 by Rev Father Rinschiel Mr.
CHARLES W. CAMPMIRE. of Alabama. to NJ ~
MARY JANE HOFFMAN, of Washington d. C >
In Washington, April nth, ut 7 street Church,
MIR. GEORGE II. WHEELER If Br Rim gton VI
to Miss MARY G. BUDINGfuN of Brooklyn, N
Y. No cards. Huntington and Brooklyn papers
please ccpy.1
On SUNDAY, April 10Th by Rev Father Mcguire.
of st. s ,oy4ius Church, Mr.. AUGUSTUS COPIES,
Jr to Miss MARY A. i. FOLEY. both of Phil
airlpbia, Pa Philadel phia papers please copy 4
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atoTahs EXTRssiy Case o. BusaLAas
!. s y have given the particulars
81 me Police Of large gang
hoH made nother discovery of similar whole.
SAFE turglariouS operations in which white
rogues Tor the most Part were coreerned.
Saturday James Fitzgerald was arrested by
efiseT Pendell for stealing coat from thu store
OF Noah Walker, peana. avenue, snd taken to
he station house. lie was questioned By the
cnhcers, and gave information where he and
other logs sold goods they stole Odicers
Penden and Bnrch with roundsman Kelley
took him with them and he pointed ont sew sral
Wards, all occupied by italians except one
which hsd negro tenant. The houses were
searched and goods found. mostly dress
were in rolls when stolen; but the receivers
cut them up into dress patterns and went
around peddling them. Some Of the goods
BybnTah, Julia A. Orratty. Angelins Lager.
nursing, Terasa Guralia, Charles Rattagiitta,
brrfro Guralla, and James Will ans, cold,
were held to bail for receiving the goods. Be,
SIDES the dress. the officers also recovered sew.
erai new coats, pants, vests, and shirts: AID an
assortment OF sewing materiel. which were
sent 10 police headquarters. Fitzgerald and
John Hart. one of his companions, were sent
To Jail for court nv Justice Emerson.
TIE LATE STORM did considerable damage In
and new brick wall of the vaults under the
sidewalk III front of Mr.. SeInmes' nev, building
between T. street and Louisiana avenue, and
caused about half Of the front wall to ca We In,
but did no other damage.
The rain also softened the mortar OF portion
OF the wall OF the building in process Of erection
near the Central Guardhouse. and about six
hundred square feet OF it fell with loud crash
startling the inmates Of the Central, who
tnought there had been an explosion al the
Armory.
Many Of the Easements on the south side of
the avenue, near Sixth street. were filled with
water, and Yesterday morning one of the engine
companies was hard at work pumping the
water ont OF the basement OF the Clarendon
Hotel.
Places and cellars contiguous to the canal
were particularly subject to overflow: but the
rain flooded to such an extent that localities in
elevated portions Of the city we're effected By Ii.
DEATHS OV SOLDIRRs.-The deaths OF the
following soldiers have been reported at the
office OF Capt. Moore, Assistant q uartermas.
ter, 1874 street, between 2Ist and 22d streets:
Theodore Sellick, Co. l, 5Oth N Y sne'rs
John Tripp: 5th N. 7. cav; Buane Bushnell,
Go. II, I'd N. Y. art; Reuben Root, 22d NJ T.
cav; Jacob Henson, 90. G, 10th Pa. cav; Eu-
gene Pelham; Co. A, I'd N. Y. art; Frederick
kemerly, Co. L, SCOTS 900; Robert Beachman,
rebel Robert Long, Co. L, I'd Pa. cav; George
Wyatt. Go. ID, 1st Ne cav; Sylvester Parker,
10. II, 4th Pa. cav. Joi , D. Bates, Co. A, 9th
regiment V. r. R.; WASH ~. Ton d. Eddy, 90.
ID. l4sth Pa; MontravilIe Warfteld, CO. G.,
Scott's.9OO.
A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG has been lost, aad as
the animal is valuable one, the owner offers
reward for his return. See advertisement
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Da. DUPONT IS Sugar coated gemsls Regulating
Pill are the cry isst a. They operate Speedily
and efesffrely. ard being sugar eootsd create no
upon tae most delicate stomach. trial OF
these pills VIII prove their superiority oieT all
Others. Price 81 box. Sold byS c. Ford &C rner
lIth street ane Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. ta6-ly
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WAssIsaros, ID. G.. March 4, 1854.
This is TO certify, that having been deaf since
the year 1883, and since that time gradually
losing my hearing until i was unable TO hear
common conversation or public speaking,
applied to DR.. Lighthill, Of New York, who,
sitter d short and painless course Of treat.
nent, entirely restored my hearing hearth
" recommend Or. LighthiIi to the deaf.
FREDERICK ROBERTSON.
Residence near Fort Saratoga.
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2PCEpr nTSea spQ

Sahaafitnns eff ia the most certain, safe and
-hectusl refnedy-indeed. the oniy vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
aud recent cases in twel.ty- four hours Eomineral,
10 halsain no mercury. Only ten pills TO be taken.
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81;
female. So.
SGs,aar,tas's Root and Rryb Ju,res-A positive ard
permanent cure for syphii ,Scrofnla Ulcers Sores
Spots letters, &c. Price 81, six bottles tNr S5
Sold BIZ s. G. Ford. Sea a. vertisement. ms
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T.. J. WILKINS, Esq, has been appointed Agent
of the Great Pennsylv ania route, vice T.. o. Nor
ton, TO take effect ON the 25th o. March Mr.. vii,
corner of Sixth street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
during the past two years, and is thoroughly con
yeraant with tie business of the route in all its
departments All applcatons for information n,
tickets. &c, must he addressed to i. J. wilkins,
Agent Great Penns ylvania RouLe Sixth street and
rennsyl y snia avenue Ed. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger gent.
ap5 Great Penns Nv anil. Route
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DISEASES OF THK NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
ANn SEXrAI SYSTEAs-new andr ella hla ire atment-
in Reports of the Howard ASSOCIATE on--Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
Address ID. j. Skiilin Hou ghton, howard Asso-
CITATION, No. 3 South Ninth street hi sdelphia
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CoIGATE'S HONEY Soar.

demand, is made from the choicest materials, il
mild and emollient in its nature, fcagrantly scent
ed. AZ extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Good
Dealers. ivA--Dty
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BRuwys kso,cpr.t Tporues

BRowN' BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
These Lozenses are prepared from q highly
esteemed recipe for allsviating Bronchial A}fec-
tons, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs. Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Public Speaker. and Yotchs.s
VIII and them benaicis! in clearing tho voice
before speaking singing. and rafievit the throa.
after any unusual exerton of the FOCAL organs
having n peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the ysns of speech. rah ca-i5 W.T.
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THIS Is TO GIVE MOTIF CETHAT THE SUB
Rcriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Washington County in the District of Colum bia
letters of administration the personal estate OF
Henry q. Wilstorf late of Georgetown, ID. u, de,
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the came.
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 16tb day of March next they may other
estate 80 40
D. 1861. xsagg JOHN y. boFUE.
IuxG kvsws Administration.
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WASHINGTON, u. G., March ., 1eA.
This is TO certify that having been affec ted
for twenty years with deafness, and having
tried some Of the most eminent doctors of our
city without any relief, at last heard Of Dr.
LIghthill and put myself under his care. His
now completely restored, and the cure is ap.
parently permanent. / have all confidence in
DR. Iighshilrs skill, ard would advise all az
fiic:ed with deafness to go and consult him ut
once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,,
Residence near u and 1ish streets.
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rRAY'S PATENT
NODDED COLLARS

NODDED COLLARS
Have now been b. fore the public for neatly year
They are universally pronounced the neatest and
best fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents perfect curve. free
from the angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes no Fuckers the inside of the.
turn down collar; they are rs SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUTSIDE. and therefore perfectly free and
easy to the neck.
ished edge on both sides.
These Collars are not simply fat pieces of paper
cut in the form of collar. but are nodded and
shaped to- I'll the neck.
They ARE made in . Novelty Tor turn down
style> in every half size from L: to II inches and
in Eureka" Tor Garotte. from is to y inches;
and packed in - solid sizes" in neat blue tons.
containing 100 each; also in smaller ones of ten
each-the latter very handy package for travellers
army and navy officers.
~ Every Collar is stamped
"GRAY's PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers il mems furnishing goods.
The trade supplied by
WALL, sTEPHANs L CO.,
mar 80 srsm 322 Pc. avenue, Washington.
AQ6 WINDOW SHADES. 126
Now opening. spring stock Gilt Band window
shsdss required style e szf
y. ss ''h street s Sss fsss. as
F'ssss PIP i.asas9a sss q
d' IS r. ss al'sslD4 AsAoskIsoa.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, sHMIsAL WEASssss, etc,
(an Be Cp.ed BY one who has resliy red himself
and hundreds of others aud will tell you nothiu Z
but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II. T,AyKa
mArc-D&W,1y Lock Box, Boston, Maze,
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness.
gSsr tie Rsr. Joseph n. Clarke Reetr Of st.
James' Church.
Syracuse, February 90, 1894.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
In college, some twenty years ago. BY the
ekill Of DR.. Lighthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, SO that now hear alike with both
ears, and find that can usa my voice with
much more ease ana comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ CLARKE.
mar 30-eo3V
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dent upon judicious preservation OF the feet: il
is Impossible to move in graceful manner If the
great support OF the whole frame be in disor-
Gorns. Buni4ns; Ingrowing Nails, or other disor-
We would recommend sn early call at Dr. Whit :
and 9Th streets anetf
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SPECIAL. NOTICES..

JEwELRT JRwELRYl JEwELRY,
For One Dollar
A;93S Pennsylvania avenue ucar sIs street At
the Dollar Jewelry Store. it,
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DEAFNESS, cArARsa.

and diseases OF the ..E-I---I
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR, PASSsG ES,
Dr.. I.I0ETHILL,
frNm 81 St. Mark Place, New York.
Author Of "a Popular Treatise on Deaf aces, -
e. Letters on Catarrh," is nowin
WASHINGTON,
and can be consulted at the
EBsITT HopsK
for ONE WEEK until p.
Saturday evening. April 18TH
DEAFNESS, CATARRH.
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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festimeniaIs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March S, 1854.
DE-. LIaHTaILL-DeRr Sir: take this oppor-
tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the
svonderful euro Of deafness you have in go
short a time effected in my case.
! was deaf for about six years, and for the
last few years 20 much SO that l could not
hear preaching or common conversation; but
now since your In valuable services have been
rendered, can hear as well as ever.
In conclusion, let me say that the noises
with which have been troubled In my head
for years, have also disappeared.
Very truly yours.
JAMES Z. MCCArHRAH,
10Th street. between + and Z.
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Pr THoMAB BOWLING. AucYr; 9eorsetovn.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN YURNIrulx Al
DIT WIN. B. LEWIS 4 CO., Austioneers.

THIS EVENING, At O'Clock at our store Ne,
%91, Eleventh. street, We shall sell q splepdid A.
sortment OF Photegraphie Albania, Family BlSaso,
Stationery and Fancy Goods. Silver plated Wa1o,
Forks, &c, ans Table and Posket OutisrY, 0os2
Pencils, fine Geld setts, Rings, de- With q srSSa
variety OF Fancy and useful articles
ap.n-1v VIM. b. LEWIS d Co. AucSa
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A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG has been lost, aad as
the animal Is valuable one, the owner offers
reward Tor his return. See ad advertisement
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SEE FIRST PAGE OF bo-day's Star Tor Interest
ne local articles.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST-A bull terrier HITCH. white. wi til black
IL eyes ard nose and very small black spot on
side Of the body much SCARED about the head.
Five dollars will be paid upon returning her to
No. Louiriara avenue. 1t
T OST. -Ifthe finder of an ENVELOPE contain
4 ing number of photogIaphs with my name
upon twill leave the same at Mr.. Shepherd 3 book
store of eth and streets or drop the same
in the post office. favor viii be conferred Thereby
on tltFD b. u. WRlGHT.
I OsT-Yesterday( Sunds, morning, on Il street
q between 9th and 10Th. the Church of the
Ascension. q lsdy's BREASFPIN with two small
be Literally rewarded and the thanks OF the
owner by leaving it at No. 412 FL street, or by
giving Information as to where 1t may be- obtained.
ap 1I-3tt
GOO REWARD FOR A LARGE BLACK NEW
20 ~ FOUNDLAND DOG, tent months old ),
strayed was stolen from the subscri Der about
three weeks ago; answers to maine OF Leo. Any
one returning the dog will receive the aboyere
ward and the thanks Of the owner.
~. - A LEHNE, Old Depot,
ap list. Corner Penna. av. and 2d street.
cor REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE
- SGD finder of a black POCKET BOOK, which
WIS lost between Mass. avenue and Pa. avenue, on
9th or eth sts, containing between S25 and $751;
also, the letters NJ l.. figure Il and a. Sixth Corps
Badge by lesving it at Star Office, or grocery store
corner Mass. ay enue and 9TH SITS.
ap9-3t, - FITZGERALD BRANAN.
00E REWARD.-Stolen from my stable this
Splsj morning n DARK BAY HORSE, with
white spot over the hoof the hind leg and white
star in u e forehead. viii give the above reward
'''" '0' 60 10 VII. II. CARRICo,
DIP ST. 18th st., near Navy Yard Bridge.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers,

THdRTY IDEsIkABhE BUILDING Lots o.x
THERETO; ar PIBLIC AUCTION:
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 49, at AZ
O'CLOCK on the premises We shall sell the eastern
half OF Sausre No. 94 tub divided into thirty sir
desirable building lots, sixteen of them 'front.' -
feet on fourteenth street between and v streeta
and extending back 80 feet to Is foot aliey and
twenty fronting II feet each and streeta
near Fourteenth street. and extending back ts q %
foot alley.
Terms One half cash the remainder In th.s.
and SIX months, with interest, secured ~ deed Of
truet on the premises.
Conyeyanees at the cost of the purchasers.
~Plots OF the lots ay be obtained &C the .ur-
Nou rooms
ap.ll-It &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auo.s.
GOVERNMENT SALE.
EMPTY BARRELS,-EMPTY BARRELsI,
viii be sold at public auction at Sixth street
wharf, Washington, D. G. on WEDNESDAY Ann
D. at ii CLOCK, 3. IN, the follow ~ pity barrels
more or less, viz:
1900 Pork Barrels
l,Wo Coffee Barrles. (heeyyb
800 W Risky Barrels,
80 Ham Barrels,
50 Flour Barrels
$50 Molasses Barrels,
go Vinegsf.Casks.
Terms, cash, in Governmsntfunds.
&. BILL
ap.u-9 Lieut.. Col. and C.. g.
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A PERSON about TO resign his situation, viii
n treat with any one desiring the same. Al
dress. in hand writing, A. b. CARLTON. Star or
General Post Office. aps-3t
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RYJ. C. MEG EIRE 4 co.. Auctioasers.

SSkTa ussss hRs Fo tHhf o. AND Sf Fiji
On TuEspI3 AFTERNOON, April 18th, a.
Seo g on the premises Ie shan seil o,sn Let
sR .na Sc s o.
The Sc lots are located n nal healthy and very d.
saa6s Part OF the city for and
Also, at same tim e snail and aesiraSis Lot o.
north street. near the corner of4th, being part
TERMS one Ss Cash the balance in si. twelve.
and eighteen months with interest. and secured ~
Conveyance at cost of the purchaser. Titles psr-
ap,e-d &c. MCGUIRE L CO., Auess.
RYJ c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
h6Ts y TN NeRihkRs sARF Fr ~ faR
SShsseeFTR MAEp A. RnREIS SALE
We ss to IL E Ss &
est bidder, the whole Of square No. so and square
avenue and 18th street west. between and streets
and nors ana i'h street "''
Vermont avenue has been paved on the west side
one the finest streets in that section Of tie City
Terms one, third cash. the balance in six and
trust On the premises Conveyances AZ the cost Of
IS Plots Of the property may be obtained at the
sapsd J. c. MCGUIRE & co Auos..
RYJ c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
Hs FydN ASS PFksSNSa EEEEeFS q:
On wEbSBsDaY MORNING. April 18th, at 10
| O'clock, at the rooms of his Excellence Rutolph
eerner streets we shall sell al 81:
HouS sh Ola Furniture ana Effects compri Sing
Excellent Bookcases. Desk Tables
Etsgeres Sofas, Al m and Easy Chairs,
| Carpets, Curtains, Gas Fixtures,
Fine study ana Parior Lamps, Clocss. Vases DC,
ssrviess i from the Res al Manafsctory at rim,
Elegant Desert Service OF Bohemian gilt glass.
Crssial Cut Glass Dc csnters. Gob,cta, Wines, Tuu
b,ers Of various patterns,
About geo bottles veIy choice Old Wines compri-
Chateau Lesyil,e and Chateau Latour, 1888.
Chambertin Rergundy, Raat sau,erus, Rudeshe1-
Hockheimer, scbarlackserger. Narcobruner.
Old Fast Indis Goiden sherry,
| Muscstel, Fretisnae Pontiac. constsntia Wines
to enumerate.
nssCataIogae of Wines issued previous to sHs-
ap9d J. 6. MCGUIRE CO., Auots,
AUCTION EorIcn.
THURSDAY. April l4th, 1864,
at 10 O'Clock. on credit,
b. SCOTT & STEWART,
Sales rooms s22 Chestnut St and SIS ssnson st.
PEiiadelphia
TRADE sALE0F
$4,000 PIECES OF
FRENCH. ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
PAPER HANGIEaS,
comprising Gold and Velvet Papers, Leaf auA
Borders. Mouidings. Gold Velvet and Gay Dseor..
ton, French and Epgiish Fancy and Gold pap.is.
| Boards, vestibule and Dining room Ornaments.
with lar assortment OF French nedaliions, Cen:
tres Circles Statues. &C., in fact the finest snf
largest assortment of Wall Papers ever offered
this country at public sale being the stock Of man
ufacturing and importing houses; to be sold at our
eale. Rooms,
622 Chestnut street, and 81 5 Sansom street,
On THURSDAY MORNING, April Nth,
And to be cont nued daily until the whole is dis
roRed Of Sale to commerce st 10 o clock precisely.
Catalogues ready three days previous TO Saie
BAN papers warranted one shade ana same
making as sample. ,m,-.,r
ap.g-Ns SCOTT d 81 SW AMI, Aucss.
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ORGANIZING FOR PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Gn saturday night a number OF Ohi0ans resi-
dent in this city, held a9neeting in the senate
reception room. Notwithstanding the very
disagreeaole weather there was a goodiy num-
her in attendance
Senator Sherman called the n ae,ing 10 order
and VI IN his motion Hon. T.. Jordan, Solicitor
OF the Treasury, assumed the chair. Mr.. H
M. SlaGe was appointed secretary.
Sena;o or Sherman stated the object OF tha
meeting, which was 10 make preparations for
properly conductlpg z, on The part Of Ohio, OF the
coming campaign. The time had arrived when
ii was desirable that political organizations
should be effected. There were but Il We MEM
beers from Ohio in the other house who were
not copperheads, and these members, together
with the two Senators, were overwhelmed with
Teqnests from their constituents, asking for in.
formation relative TO the coming campaigs.
1T was therefore thought but right that the
Ohioans here should enter into the can yas5
with spirit, and therefore this call had been
made. and IL was to be hoped that Buckeyes
now present would take the matter earnestly
In handalt was disgracelul that so large
population a. Ohl0 con ,alnad had so few me M
beers really representing thu sentime nts of tha
great State. Documents should he sen out
conferences should be held, and every ar.
rarg ment should be made for conducting an
effective campaigns
z. 5. NATION. Vim. Helmick, Senator Sher-
1nsn, A. M. Gangewer, and j. j. Coombs, was
appointed 10 report officers 10 act until fuller
meeting could be had and The organization be
perfected.
Tue committee reported Hon T. Jordan for
President, and II. NJ. Shade for Secretary until
q permanent organization could be effected,
and the report was unanimously adopted.
The committee WAS further continued 10 get
npA constitution and bylaws, and effect q
perfect organic aioE. to rapport at the next meet
ing. which viii he held III the Union League
Rooms on Saturday evening next, to winch
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PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN ABOUT STARTING Business
n in his city is DESTROYS Of forming the acquant
ance Of young lady of some means that will loan
him small sum it'll 3 view to matriuiony. AID
dress : Geo. II. Stephens, - Washin ston, D. O.