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DIED,

On the 25th March, at o clock p. m of drop
Ry. at her residence, No. COL street, Mrs. ELF
ABETH, beloved wife of Leonard Storm, in the
.eth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family kind y
invited to attend eler funeral. to morrow after
noon at 8 o'clock.
On the morning OF the 18th, of typhoid fever.
HM. III. REED. in the 10th year Of his ..se, son of
ID. G. ard the late Catherine Il. Reed.
The relatives and friends requested to attend
the funeral, at clock to morrow, from the resi-
dence of his father No. Oh II street, between 4th
and 5th. Bait. American Nat. Intel
On the 18th, MAGGIE. youn gest child of Thomas
Mary Oliver, of diptheria, sed year, NOR tbs
ard - days.
Death snatched her off in early bloom,
And laid her in the icy tomb;
She slet ps in sweet and calm repose,
And aught of pain or sorrow knows.
Take these little lambs said He
And lay them in my breast.
Protection they shall find in me,
And be forever blest.
TIE friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral at 0 clock tomorrow afternoon
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RyJ. @. Mcguire Il CO., Auctionesrs
VIRY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
MAR THE WAE DEPARTMEFT

By virtue Of z decree Of the Supreme Court OF
ISIS EQUITY, pc ndins 10 said court Sstwesn Ben anin
Besn on ehslf Of niropslf and other creditors Of
Joseph bo1lenger, against Jane Boalsuger and
BoulsI ger. and r. johnson, and George A. Han
set ecr.lpist traitor OF Thomas Lawson. deceased,
and Jane Boulsneer, heir a. Law said Bouiangsr,
Public Auction. on the premises, on ssTU8 BAY.
the 18th day OF MSrca a. o'clock IN the sftera DON
sas aUao's eePsn
tween Seventeenth and Eis hteenth streets wes. in
the city OF Washington. being part OF Lot ls in
In the resr) erected thereon fronting 81 feet on a
street, and containing about eighteen rooms Tsis
property is very dsrirab!e from it's popularity as
psrtr ents . I'D tie Presidents house. 'uON' ue-
And On MONDAY, the 28'h instant on ths prem
ises at O'Clock p. n., snd after the following
Lot H. in square a. fronting 81 feet 10 inches on
street between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
Lot Is. in square 3, frontinS IS feet i..heson
street North. be tween Twenty fourth and Twenty
fifth streets west. Q 49, sqrsre feet.
.tIset, between twenty third and Tvensy fourth
streets wett l,55l SOU are feet.
Part of Lot l, in square T. fronting S, feet II inch.
es en- Twenty seventh street VEST, between sad1
The terms Of .ale ara : On.-th cash: the bal
snce to be paid in two equal instslmens six and
to bear interest from the day of sale and the
payment thereof TO be occurred by the notes of the
besriSe o. 1bs "a on sSs
Of the purchase money deed will be given By the
Trustee to the purchaser,
days from the day of sale the trustee reserves the
right to re sell st the risk and exrente OF the de-
hu ting purchaser.
An conyeysncins and stamps at the expense OF
JOHN n. JEWELL, Trustee.
nbN-dts J. q MCGUIRE & CO., Auos.
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GAR on FIRR.-About i0k O'Clock last night
An empty car standing on the switch on New
Jersey avenue, near the Baltimore Depot, took
fire, as is supposed from the stacking Of q lit
tie lime " hich had been left in 1t, when it was
dis coy cred BY Officers Milstead and.T urner, Of
the Fifth ward " no succeeded in extinguish-
Ing the flames before any great damage was
done,
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COINS, BuyIoSs, &c.-Dr. White. Chiropodist,
will be in attendance at his rooms No. 424 Penn.
avenue on and after Friday. April LIST. NH Is
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LOST AND FOUND.

Er0UND.-A POCKET BOOK. containin a small
by calling on Bontz i Griffth, No. 1863 Seventh
street, by describing the same and proving the
gropsrty; or att N. Balls, No. All Seventh st
G10 REWARD.-Lost on "Wednesday. aM Of
SfU MARCH, a POCKET BOOK, Containing one
hundred and ten or thirteen doll8rs-nine Sl0 and
one 80 bills. Lost between Sth and 10th streets,
in the cars, or after leaving the cars in George
0eoIRetoHn. a.. - mn ~o-3t
ESTRAY-csme to the prannises on the sd in.
II slant, liver colored SETTER DOG The
owner is requested to come forward. prove prop
eef6er of East eapso ana It.
T OST OR sTOLEN-0n the "a Instant in going
more and OHIO railroad for the IA a.. M. train. a
the stone the hem resting on the setting the tail
forming the lower part Of the PIN liberal re-
fs CO.. VI M
FOUND TREspAssI,NS ON THE. PREMISES
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges an and take them away, n uSnpn,s
mn a OF y: CLENDENlN. :.
I osT-0n Tuesday evening, the ed inst, proba-
Il bly, in Hack, tnumber not known.I or at
Rord's Theater, a Gold SLEEVE BUTTON, With
Office, the finder will be Literally rewarded. "a
NH 24-sts s@ 80 E'azF
STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, living near
- Port Tobacco. Charles county, Md on Sunday,
the aOth instant, two H0RSES-one grey, about
sixteen hands high, ten years old. no mark; the
other . sorrei, with blaze face, with small pec
be given If returned to Raineyts Stable, on sth
street, between and =. 3
ma Zz-iM u: " a2D5L
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By D. LEWI5 & 90. Austionesrs.
(tLOsIEG BALES At AUCTION THIS EyEN-
" ING. at clock. at our store, No 427 18th
street, shall So II to cioss splendid collection Of
Photosrarhie Albums and Family Bibles, Books,
Table and: Peoiet Cutlery, Silver plated ios
Pitchers. Tea setts, Csste rs Goblets. Call Bells
Knives 80. Watches. Jewelry, Chains, Gold
Rir g., Gold Pens ard Pencils, DO. Is OH Paint
mhs3 div W.B. LEWIs & CO., Aue.s.
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GIFr ESTKRTAIsMRNTs-T Fakir Of Ava
concludes his magical entertainments to. night,
byone 10 which among ether attractions, $50 fine
Sifts are 20 be distributed amongst the audience
THIS Is In addition to the usual attractions OF
the evening. 50 =
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BALLS, PABTIES, &c.

A. 10. r.. M. -
S& The members of N
LOGAN TRIBE, No. g, I. o. r. NJ,
GEoRGBTowN, d. c.,
Beg leave to respectfully inform their friends and
i'- pA'FFI ifsr az aKA Nd f Bxi 1heir
at Pompeian Hall, corner Washingt and Bird &c
MONDAY, April 4th, 1884
fartcuiars in future advertisements.
by order of the Committee.
NH Is tar i ELI GARRETT, Chairman.
GRAND EASTER BALBa
THE SECOND GRAND BALL
YOUNG IRISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
To be given at the
TEMPERANCE HALL,
On EASTER MONDAY, March 18th.
. The COMMITTEE will endeavor to make this Ball
the pleasantest one of the season IA
Come ladies. come to the III
GRAND EASTER HOP, NA
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Joseph Mclaughlin. H Keuiely,
Jere. Conroy.
FLOOR NAGKRs.
James Mcclure. Brien Shean,
Z. o 'Donohue. Robt f. Fugitt.
Tickets One Dollar, admitting gentleman and
ladies'. NH 2f4t~
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VIM. II. WARD, Trustee,
mh1. 2awsw&ds 10. MCGUIRE co., Aucts.
By THOMAS DOWNING Aucsioneer,

NPUHsUAhC1 OF AN ORDER or fHH or
Phs an oosrs OF Wsshtnston county. duty r.tt
uso anu connrmed by the SnpreYne Court OF the
Ghuiet OF Columbia sitting 10 Equity. I shan, e
1aaIaen, proceed TO sell II Bile sale, before the
auction store OF Thomas bowling 10 Georgetowu,
on sATUR DAY AFTKRNOON, March a6ts, 1854.
at4 O'Clock p. ell the estate, right utiA, inss.
Mary O. MceherIy. and James @. Mc6hsrry, infan{
heirs OF Helen M Mcsherry. deceased of In, aud
20 an undivided fourth part OF q certain tract Of
Land lying above Geor setovn, between the Ohssa,
Pea.s AND Ohio Canal and the Potomac river, CON-
the estate Of Aener Cloud, deoesssd.
g., Terms OF sale One third cash; balance payable
asy o. ssie With interest: the deferred pay nsass
All eonveyaneine including the revenue stsm,s.
TO be done under the direction Of the Solicitor In
the cause. JAMES Nc 3HlHBY
Guardian Of. Helen N, Mary O and James o.
Mcsherry, infant heirs of Helen II. Mcshsrrg.
deceased.
mhs.Tns&ds THOMAs pOMLIHR Amt
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BY J. O. MCGUIRE l. co., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH n
STREET.. BkfwlEH THIRD AND YoUaH STREETS
kAsr-On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. March 15th ,
at CLOCK, on the pre- m Use We sd sill ssll Lot No.
u, In square 76 fronting 40 feet sa inches on North
street, between I'd and Attn streets east and run
Is foot ale, running the full depth Of the Lot on
the east side. The Lot will be divided into tUo
mb2l-d 10. MCGUIRE L CO.. Aucto
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CORPORATION OF GRoReRrowN.-Tha in.
clsmency of the weather last night prevented
the attendance Of q quorum OF either the Board
Of Aldermen or Common Council at tha Town
Hail. The business Of the evening was post.
poned till next Friday night
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JRwHLRY FOR ONE DoLLAR-Beautiful gold
plated Jewelry. new style. both ladies and gentle
men . wear, at the Dollar Store, No. AIS Penn.
syenua IT ttt
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ARRIVAL OF SHAD.-Five hundred fine shad
have srriyed ~ Riisy's wharf, foot OF Eley enth
street brought up by the OILERS.
hiieys wharf as affording most con veniences
OF any on The river, for a fish mart has here
tofoTe been the great resort of buyers and sellers,
and those in quest OF tue best shad OF the season
will doubles keep an eye in the direction OF
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g AUCTION SALES. yv
R01 ofHlR AUCTION SAL1s am 1AF PAa1.
rHIBAFrkRNOON AND TO. MO1HOV.

ThCeTEB's sALl OF AvALUApLI ooSnup
N LOT, nEAn TIE BALfIkoaI RAT Roar DIPoT
18th Day Of May, A. D. Jsss, and recordsd In isss.
r. No II, folio @, o. ons Of the land rec sds
the holder OF the note: secured hersby the andss
tsn sH:tse viii ssl a public sale 10 hsnt OF
Sts Day Of March, A. D., 1854, ct o'clock ,, a
part e original Lot No, f.pr jO in saaa.s No :iS
l. upon the corner OF New Jersey ayeuue And No,sS
street, and has front Of forty COZ feet on the
avenue, and ono hundred (i0ol feet On street
The sale OF this property In the i'm mediate Meth
borhood OF the depot, presents favorable oucor-
tunity .or profitable Investment 'f
Terms Of sals: One third In cash, OF which a
must be aid at sale. aud the remainder in esul
pay ments in ak and twelve months with intsrsek
from FAY OF sale, secured by deed OF trast.
III the terms Of sale are not complied with In avO
gays after tie ta'e the trcstse reserves the rRA1
70 ressl at the right and cost Of nrst purchases
sftsr ave days netiSe.
cost. "
VIM n, WARD, Trustee,
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

0E TICE--LIICENSES.-All Licenses due
Of April next must be paic VI thin ten days from
that date; otherwise they will be strictly enforced
by the Metropolitan Police.
NH 25-eotiCap WIN LAIRD, Clerk.
ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
The subscribers will receive sealed proposals fer
the erection of Market House in this town mil
neon OF the 18th day of April next.
The building is to be erected On the site of the
present Market House, and will. be about forty
feet in width and nearly two hundred and sixty
feet in length, part of which is to be two stories
and the remainder story high and the crec-
ton to he Of the best materials and ork nans hip
The plans, drawings and SPECIFICATIONS, in full,
can be application to VIM. Laird, Esq. =,
Clerk of the Corporation, and will afford all the
information that can be desired by those who may
feel disposed to contract for the work.
The party or parties whose proposals may be
accepted can have immediate possession of the
site and il will be expected that the work Will be
commenced without delay aud prosecuted to as
early completion as pract icaLle.
IA RILEY A. SHINN,
- PETER BERRY,
JACOB C.. HEISTON.
CLEMENT A. PECK,
Building Committee.
GeorgetoHn, b. C, March cath, 1854.
h .,tl
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FASHIONABLE MILLISsRY-Mrs Wells takes this
method of informing her friends and the public
generally that she has opened new and fashion,
able millinery establishment on Sd street east one
door from East Capitol st. Capitol Hill. NH 25-2tt
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By WIN. l. WALL & co., Aucsioreers.
TWO BAEGEs AT AUCTION. - On SATURDAY
L AFTERNOON. 26th instant. at O'clock 4e
win sell ~ the 9Th street wharf, . Barsss.
nha VIM, l.. WALL & CO.. Auets.
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$40 SEVENTH STREET. $40
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND FANCY PICTURE
FRAMES.

PICTURE UURD AND PASSELS. / -
We state in no boasting spirit that We have re-
ceiyed this day the lar sest newest and most desr
able new styles Of the above goods ever opened in
WASHING ton. Fe ses g.. a-..r-.
Owing to the great difficulty between the gilders
and manufacturers of Gilt Frames and Mouldings
the past three weeks, have been unable to su D.
ply any of the sboys goods and notwi thstandins
the great advance in material and labor, We ara
determined to sell this lot at our usual low prices
Specisl attention also to our new and immen
stock Of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, PICTURE
CARDS. Over 6,Od0 copies. Nearly every Picture
and Engraving ever exhibited Every Picture
perfect as perfection can be. +.
We respectfully invite every lady and gentleman
in Wastn gton to call when it suits them and ex-
anime this choice selection Our prices will be
found same az the publishers.
Call early and get posted. Look around; see II
you can find such in any estsbli shment south Of
New York
Remember the place. =.
P J. BELLEW & CO.,
$40 18th street doors south Of
NH -1Wi - Odd Fallowg' Hall
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60 By WI. WALL & CO., Auctionssfs.
fSFsI sSssf1 P sHa fir5t
NJ co AT AO0TION.-on THURSDAY MORN
ING the :?th Of March, at 10 O'Clock, We will sell
At the Auction hooms-f EFn
Barrels White and yellow Sugar,
Chests Tea boxes Sperm and Adamsntine Candles
Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats,
Hoxes Brown, Yellow, and Qaatile Soap,
Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders and Cheese
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon,
0ssss Khisksy ,demiiohns FgspdI. snd WhtsHey,
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars,
aseefilslet and Bitters and Goro fais Ii
OctaYea and Quarters Brandy, cases Jsmaica kums
Gibson's xxx, Cid Bour bon, and other brands,
Bafrsis Mhissey, various kinds,
Top Boots and Shoes -
Drawers. Undershifts and Clothing
oaie 81 so Eel RaEs .,,a sn.,srs, Goods.
NH % - VIM L. WALL CO., Aucts.
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.ByJ.c. Nee UIRI Il 90, Auetionssrs.
LHURNITURE AND EFFICTS OF A FAMILY

,ByJ @. Nee IKx i GO, Au stionesrs
FURNITURE AND EFFlCTs or A FAMILY
y RkSLIsIka HegsakKsPIse. On TUESDAY
MORNING, April LIST, at 10 O'Clock, at House No,
2s9 ,G street. between 18th md 18th streets. We
shall Sc u the furniture end effects comprislnx;
Carpets, Oil Oloth, and Mating,
Window Curtains and Shades, Mirror, -a--
Dining Table, ei6eboard. ss fe, -
China, Glass and Orockery Ware,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Refrigerator,
Double and Sin gle Besdstesds,
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands,
Hair AID Husk Msttressss. BolsteFs and pilloEs,
Blankets. Comforts, SYreads. r-' "a
Straw Carpets Rods and Eyes,
Chamber Tables. Toilet Setts. z az III
Cooking and other Stoves,
Tosefhsr vita many otasr articles Of Hopsshoia
use,
NIB IS 10. MCGUIRE L CO., Austs
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A NEW THING UNDER TIN SCSI
In it's observation-disclosures.
In its coloring power-mstchless.
In all its NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
In Its operation-natural
In it's identifying results-endurinS,
In it's tendency-preservative.
In it's popularity-uneQualled.
CRIsrADoRo'S HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both by the World Of Scis1cs and
the World Of Fashion, the finest preparations ever
invented By art to rectify the short oominss OF
nature. Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No. s
Aston House, New York. Sold by sill Druggists
Applied by all Hair Dressers. mra lm
THE CHEAPEST AND BBsr HAIR DYE IN rBB WoaL D
--Nerer Fades or Washes Out.-Upham's Hair Dye,
30 cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by
3. U Ford, corner 1ith street snd Penn. Avenue
Washington: and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
A6-1y
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- II A N ID b A l. l.
TO Re GIVEN IN HONOR Optic

al the
HALL IN THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING
in which the Fair was held, I.
TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 90 1864
The proceeds to be applied for the benefit Of the
families of the soldiers of the District ~
of Columbia.
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u
IL A Corner Lot, $50 feet front on Pa esv., con-
fssfs Sss:
chased for sl2s 900 $4,000 GASP. baisneeIon long
ssa s ssh rssafn
sIey, stable aud carriage house 8 900
Brick Rssidsncs on j. st., q bx Isl, 10 rooms, NV
s saSat ssaaia Brick, on ST., bet "a and a.
snug Ss IT little ' SPes House on St. IL by 100
Frame Dwelling, is rooms and 1880 feet Of
neat Frame House, on 18th St., BY loo, -"
One nso ON sth st., bet. and SITS. Is bynss
Two sSo Frames on st., bet 1th and 5th SITS. Inv
BnIldiss Lets in ii parts q TIE city, '''' '
A hom0M irGHEII soN, Real Rs si Estate Brokers'
, nthls tApl - s. .. corner Pa. az, and 18th st.
L story BRICK HOUSE, on Penn. avenue, be-
xppg e sfFss5
Retssen "a and 9Th streets opBSbs5e
tsas1 r. sasT. tts ss:sss:s
m.ls-,m A, I ,sts 81 s alo. u H.
UORSALE-Ths UNION HATING Hogsn on
Il tie corner Of lath aadG streets. Twill DO soia
Ss Il :ss,S On ne
.ETOR s1L1-A sarst rate Two story. IRAMl M
H sna,ss sss sas &
81 such "a =
water hs yard on TIE sSsnsf q ana sls sn
cal, m, e I fss:asn's No. 1919. '1s, D. CARROLL.
V1Iu1BEr TI1a1a AND LARD WOOD 1oR
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sE5sS hSp tkIHoafA
liar AuarioF.-On WEDNHspAY,th the a9th inst. Z
va ali sell ct 10 O'Clock At the residence 81
ADV declining housek ee ping, No; 359 south Ede
Of D. bet On Sixth and Seyenth streets good as
snrf11ent OF Furniturs, viz: Mah o6any Dressing
Rnreaus Marble TOP Tables and WAshs lands .
WarSrobss Psror and osher OhSirs eBedstsAds,
Thrse Div and 9th ~ Carpets. Mattresses Glass and
Gre Of cry ware, cooiing and other stoves.
With many other articles, which We deem nnnseea-
iary 70 snuTerate' e . 81
ma .as 6RElN & WILLIAMS. Auets.
By. O. MCGUIRE co.. Aueionsels.
L1IREF GLASS BUILDING LOTS NEAR OIfY
AYTIRhO DON, Msreh 18th, g four O'Clock, on the
premises, We shall sell part OF offk final Lott In
square No. 4, fronting q feet inehss on north .
tire et ct TIE 81 OF Third street west and run
ming back liz feet to 10 foot alley, And oontaniDs
fSis Is believed to be one Of the most eligible
building lets In that desirable section Of the CITY.
Also, }nmediAtely after We shall two very desira-
bic Building Lots in the same square, nso9nE
sesh % feet On Third street wet, beteeen ana
streets north, and running back 15T Tess 20 Wios
Terms ons third cash; the rsnsinaes u s.x e.. a
twelve months, with interest, secured eys GEES q
trust on the premises.
h n q N sss 90 4 CO.. zass
IowINa TO AN ERROR IN TIE ADy8R
tisansrt the above sale IL Postponed until III rs
DAY sATTERNOoN, March 18Th, same hour md
] pl ns s J.o. M.GGIRl = co. Auets.
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CITY OF WAsHINsTos TO BORROW 100000,
Inc Dill introduced yesterday by Senator dor
riiI, and referred TO the District COMMITTEE
authorizes the City of Washington to borrow
S5oo,0oe, or so much thereof as may be neces-
eary 10 NIL It's quota OF soldiers under present
with the right to pay after ten years ha We
expired, certificates of loan bearing six per
cent. interest, in sums not less than $50 each
and for amounts measured by Gtties-as fttv
one hundred, one hundred and fifty, &c. Pow
sr Is given 10 the corporation to increase the
rate OF taxation Of real and personal property
not TO exceed one per cent. for interest ON loan.
and for a sinking fund for redemption
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The Catholic and Episcopal churches on Faster
Sunday ITO morrow will be of more than ordt.
nary interest, according to the custom of these
denominations
At ST. Aloysius Church, fine choir. headed
by Mrs. q. 7. Kretschmar,w will per form Iaydn's
grand 10th mass, with full orchestral accompa.
niments.
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TT%G GEORGETOWN TAXES.-An abatement Of
u3 per cent will be allowed on the annual
taxes for the current year if paid befO re the
first day of April next.
NH I7-cwr CHAS. D. WEIGH, Collector
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FoUsD GUILTY OF, -MANsLAuaHTBa- AT
Camp Anderson, Meridian Hill near Wash
Tyler, member of Company &, 18th Ohio
volunteers, assaulted an unknown colored
man, and after knocking him down with a
stone, kicked and stamped upon him, inluring
the IN tunate man severely, from the effects
"a which he died few days after. Tyler has
been tried by court. martial In this city, found
guilty Of manslaughte and sentenced s. to be
dishenorably discharged from the service of
the United States and imprisoned at hard la Dor
at such place as the commanding officer may
direct for the period Of Eve years" The sen.
tence Of the court has been approved Brig
Gen. Mar indale, and Fort Delaware selected
rs the place OF imprisonment - ss-t@
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9 0O0 HORSES WANTED,

WAR DIPARfEEgr, CAVALRY BUREAU, J
0PFIoE OF OHIBF QUARFsRaAsrRR, }
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 8, 1854.
ore hundred aud forty (SlS} dollars psr
hesd will be paid for sll
CAVALRY HOR5ES
delivered within the next thirty 500 days ct the
Government stsb lss of Giesnoro. d. q. =.
Bald horses 10 be sound in all paricu ars not less
than Eve l5) nor more than nine 9l ,ssas Old; from
lH TO IS hands high. full fsshed, CONS setlY built
poses. =
Tasse sprifcations piR BE- strictly ALTERED to and
Sis idly erfor ced in frery particular. &C.,
Payment m sde ON delivery of tan l10l ans over.
Hours OF inspection from .: m, to6p.m.
JAMES A. EKIN, -a
Lieut. Colonel and ohisf Qusrtsrmaster,
mig Gt Cavalry Bureau.
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E0R SALE-The TIL story brick DWELLING
Il HOO Sc corner Of 9Th street and Maryland
enue, possessing latest improve ments Of gas water,
&c: with lot attached 2v feet deep, brick stable
and carrsse-house. Price s. ,5sl; 800 cash; bal
ance S75 per month, with interest deferred pay
ments. Inquire ofJOHN r. ELVASS, 309 Penn
IT, Island. fChr. Rep ISInt.l mar 2l-eo2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-26

ENOR SALE.-A nice two story BRICK HOUSE,
six rooms, on 18th street, between X and l. SITS -,
only three squares from Penna ay. Price 81, Oo,.
Inquire at 236K ST., mean premises. mar 81 2w"
HOTEL AND RESTA URANT FOR SALE.-Tbis
llestablishmenti is but q few doors from Penn
sylvania avenue, midway between 9TH and 18th
streets, north side, contains two bath rooms ten
furnished bed rooms, an attic dining room. kitch.
square and dmirabiy adapted for first class lager
beer garden ave years lease at 81 200 per year; all
for $30Go casl.s A great sacrifice. - ii Ia
- MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers,
8. Il. corner Pa. avenue and 18th st.
P.S.-Etock fixtures, licenses and furniture in
clu6ai : --r - mhlq.pwA
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nor RHNr-With OK WithonS Deard-,An excel.
il liant PARLOR and several van furnished BED
Rooms, 4t $50 T1aith atrest, within n1s minutes
Pstenf once, Fest 0iAee and s1TsasnsT ,snd etats
s0epsxfmeuhsIh A location ID uraNxDeeao1 IN
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$40 co.. l. $40
Nv PALMER,
Once IT Wharf foot of Eleventh street Island

Pine, Oak and hickory, lowest market price.
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