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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 4, 1854.

WASHINGTON, d. G., March 4, 1854.
This ia to certify, that having been deaf since
the year 1853, and since that time gradually
losing my hearing until was unable to hear
common conversation or public speaking, I
applied to DR.. Lightnill, OF New York, who,
after q short and painless course OF treat
ment, entirely restored my hearing. I hearth
ly recommend Or. LighthIli to the Deaf.
FREDERICK ROBERTSON,
Residence near Fort Saratoga.
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Testimonials.

WAsHISoToN, d. O., March S, 1884,
DR. LIGRTHILL-DearS Sir: I take this oppor-
tunity to publicly express my gratitude for the
wonderful cure Of deafness you have in so
short time effected In my case.
/ was deaf for about six years, and for the
last few years 30 much 30 that / could not
hear preaching Or common conversation; but
now since your invaluable services have been
rendered, can hear as well as ever.
In conclusion, let me say that the noises
for years, have also disappeared.
Very truly yours,
JAMES r. McCATHRAH,
10th street, between e and f.
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DEAFNESS, CArARRH,
and diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.

EAR, TBROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
Dr. LI0HTHILL,
from "a St Mark Place, New York,
Author Of "a Popular Treatise on Deafness"
"Letters on CatarTh," will make
his second visit to
WASHINGTON,
MONDAY, APRIL 18th,
and can be consulted at the
EBBITT HOUSE
for ONE WEEK until
Saturday evening, April 10th,
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
and all the various diseases Of the
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES.
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CHRIST CHURCH.-The following have been
elected vestrymen of Christ Church, Navy
Yard, Rev. Mr.. Morsell, Rector Col. Naylor
DIR. John M. Roberts. Regin Arnold, Mr.
Richards, Lemuel Gaddess, Lenoard Huyc ok
Mr.. Denham, and Mr.. Metcaif. Mr.. Huyck is
treas urer, and Mr.. Adam Gaddess the parish
register.
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MARRIED.,

In Christ Church. on the 81 March. 1874 by Rev
Mr. Merscll, LEWIS G. COOK. u s. N. of Nor
witch, Conn, to Miss M0LLIE O'DONNELL, of
Washington, d. c.
On the 6th instant, by Rev. Father Mccarthy,
JAMES j. TONER to ANNIE It. MCCAIN. both
of Baltimore. Baltimore and Richmond papers
please copy.l
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YESTERDAY, Joseph Bell and John Wilson,
two migrating newsboys, the first hailng from
Boston, and the other from Baltimore, aged IA
years, went into the confectionery store of S.
Rupert, on Maryland avenue, and rified the
drawer OF sixty. five cents. Mr.. Rupert caught
them in the act, and held them until the arrival
OF Sergeant Hepburn, who took them to the
Tenth Precinct station, and this morning JUS
house-there being no other appropriate place.
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WASHINGTON D. c., March 2, 1864.
This is to certify that having been affected
for twenty years with deafness, and having
flied 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
treatment was brief, and successful. am
now completely restored, and the cure is ap-
parently permanent. I have all confidence in
DIR. Lighthill's skill, and would advise all af-
ficted with deafness to 60 and consult him at
once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,,
Residence near p and 11tn streets.
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RYw.L. WALL & CO., Auc,ionsers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
By vii tue of tte order and decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, bearing date
the 5th day Ct April. 1854 the und csi sned Com
missicns win Offer for sal at Public Auction,
oclook p. N. in front Of the premises. the south
numbered one hund red and ninety 1851 of the
plan of the city of W ashingtcn beginning for the
ssme at the southeast corner of said Lot. and ram
nil thence west eighty feet thence north twenty
(2l feet; thence west (40l feet to the line of an
alley in the rear of said Lot; thence north with
the line If SAID alley FIVE 80 feet six Is, inches
thence east one hundred and twenty ti2o, feet and
TIL 81 fe Il t6) inches to thu place of be-
ginning; with the improvements thereon, consist
il z of a two story frame house.
This property is situated on Fifteenth street
west between and streets north
Terms Ons-third cash; the residue in INSTALL
mepts of six and twelve months; the purchaser
giving his bonds payable to the respective parties
entitled and bearing erest from the day Of aale
Title deed to be retained until the whole Of the
purcbas money is paid.
Ali conye, ancing at the cost of the puorfaSer
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
CHARLES WILSON,
GEORGE Z, McGLUE,
GEORGE L. SHERIfF
VIM. J. MURGAGH,
Com ruissio ners
ap S-2aw&ds WI. WALL & CO, Aucte.
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ap 9-eaw&ds WI. WALL 81 CO. AnGta
PYJ. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

vei j. Z. MCGUIRE q CO., &uctio nesEs,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
By virtue of decree of the late Circuit Court of
the District Of Columbia, sitting as a Court of
EQUITY. dated on the 10Th day of November, 1852.
and rendered in cause No. 1881 pending in 50 4
Court between Christopher Grammer and William
b Todd. rEstees of the late Go ttleib q. Grammar
and others comptainants, and Juiius Y. 9rammer
and lillian Ii Dunkinson and others defendants
the undersigned trustees will sell at public uction
the folio wing property part of the homestead Of
the late e. U. Grammer, in Washington city, D. c.:
On MONDAY April 18th, at half past So clook p M,
Tn re premises. Lot mum eered nine r. in Square
frentir ffty-six feet and two inches on street
north, between Third and Four and a-hsf str Brts
west. IT will be sold in separate portions each to
have frons ct twenty eight feet aid one inch.
And on The Jollo1Uiag day, tTUESDAY) the 18th day
of April.
We will sell on the premises at half past clock
p. M, lot numbered 6feenf Stand part of lot I'M
d, ed snd rinety- eight, (l98) These valuable and
eiigihiy situated lots front about eighty est on Ia
street north, between 18th and 10th streets west,
ard are opposite tie residence OF Ale lander Bor-
and Esq.
The terms of sale are One third cash; the bal
arce to be psid in equal instruments. in SIX and
twelve months from the day of sale, the said BAL
to hear interest from the Dag of sale aud the
thereof to be secured by the notes Of the
purchase and said notes to be secured by deed or
tiust the said property.
1t ths terms OF sale be not complied with In Eve
days frcm the day of sale the Trustees the
right to sell. at the risk and pense of the pur
chaser.
An copveyancing and stamps at the ex2snss OF.
. WIN B. TODD. iFasSess-
apsd J. G. McG gIRE q Go Auet,s.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
! ron QrH1R AUoTIoN sALls sIl lsI .Ae.'
| YHIs AFTERNOON AND TO-MORnsw.
b. o. NcGuIR4 CO.. Auotionssrs.
.ssa Asp , yAhg4ssl 1oDI IHr On ls
.D MOTT i' s1ss.T On rafDA A. rssN9os.
AsI ssa NJ H ., Un sss a@ssr
s Ss: t lois IS ' S. :; ed
W. tsiIa cash; n. rsmsindsr in six ~
twelve moStS, yiih IN srs't.
! B, order q the J. ssceuIRn CO.. Ases..
DYGREEN 4 VILLAINS. Auctioneers; u..
b No. 5a1. corner Seventh and D streets.
rosKToSSnRp ' fssI s1AA9 e s2h tteTiSs
s.i " loa 9Th Of our
large collie, Zion Of fqrnituEs, &C.: belonging :"
SesaHs
corner e. rys % !eSs o,t serpen'ine 0''''"'
One G fsusss sS Poeste Psror suite consisting Of
s 60 scs. ana ana s oshsf csss
Walnut: Marble F.. Tspb DRESSING Ba 'Au''
E. siRs1 B bsaa' Pill III
hisnkssss e aalf shsss. and stssT ssdd
S Coz I sss. S5s .ss. ,ss5
20 nieess .V sits so snd az, ckered Mating.
a aei%' cash. GREE y3 WILLIAMS. Auet..-
ny VN :. V1II-k. Ho.,. Auctione~rs
IS - A1I 4 "a .ss az Hsr :sd S sss 2.
% south side Louisiana ~ ~ bet. yin ana i"n w.
A FINE BUGGY HOSEA AsIRoSSkss' AND Bug
On sAruRpsaYY At Mo ANA 9: 9TH Inst :. !.
O'Clock, We win sen ane b. seeisSratsd maker
and 2 new Buggy, the wsrk OF,
ap.7-2t WIN. I. WAl - -
GALE OF oLp IRON. BLAoKA Tools ,V Sas:
AID a4ssIsos leuirIes. And MISCELLANEOUS
oHIas euAiJsaaAsfsS,st qIaafos.
~ e, sfs ii; Is; r..
Old Iron. nl.eksn,ths FOOLS, osrpes st s, TOOL.
Stoves, Lanterns: Shoveis, Rekes, d Suisnoes.
e.. A%eai:nss s1.ias:: aors:ses IA ( Axe. zee;
Hoi;s Shoes spsd.s and srss ls: Of on sSt
VI. ,!s ;. , So
Terms, Cash IN H Govsrnmsns e sas '.'s.
Brig Gen. n fee Se u
ouks SA sfsgaRs bS 81 sson ToFs
Rs
saf Lot. o Is. sn
street, between 9th and 7th streets We froasise
to Is foot alss The M Hs sse
Of . street IS feet vide called Oregon street.
and twelve months With interest. secured By sdesa
s:i sGis Ct IL s. iu.
Of the RAIN until AZ
sp5a Rep NICE Nee 2 Tfks e &C. Ssso
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,YJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auction sers.

pYJ. @. MoG UIRE & Co.. Auctionaers
STOCKS at PURLICSALE
F. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Aprll4th, at r
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell.
lots suit .ra-- -a-. LIS zs..-z 4"
$50 shares Firemen's Insurance ,pany. OF
Washington and Georgetown stock.
ALSO,
81 To0 BaSk of the Metro polls Stock.
6NOO WaehipstoS and Georgetown 2silroAd- Co.,
5000 Cooperation of Washington qaarterIy n
cent Stock. f-. WI
Terms cash.
ap7-d j. =. MOdUIRE &c Co. 80 str
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limited STATES MARsRALs sTY

the S yItps Of .rs e ~ sss Fac issued FROM
District of Columbia and Ia 1as siss cer5 81 ne
Cell, e H Puesd oal Tor . &c the
2sth day Of April. 1854 ST u "cioet n III fa,o
iss described proserty b wit: - ~ ING ''i.o"E
com mencine for the - ID ma Mart At eont ON ;ssf
street west, at the stance of % feet from the
LoItneast So1ner ~ said Square, and ranninQrs
enee south q feet with the line Of said Flat street.
ssst 70 fest fn ~ thence north z.fsst aad thence
peglnSrg. estI ated 10 contain 100 square fse.
tstetner VIII eli and singular the improvemsnts
Inepas Me- fanny, and will be sod 10 satisfy jS-
dieials No. ais, in favor of Isaac Herbert
80. WAkp.H, LAM0N,
Up co ds u. B. Marshal d, o,
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Remarkable Cure of Deafness.
From, tie Rer. Joseph N. Clarke, Rector Of st.
James Church.
SYRACUSE, February %, 1861.
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
in college, some twenty years ago. By the
skill of DIR. Lighthill, its bearing was entirely
restored, so that now I hear alike with both
ears, and 1 find that can use my voice with
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH M. CLARKE.
mar 3D-eo3w
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WooD MoULDINss.-AH who desire wood
mouldings OF superior finish and workmanship
would do well to notice the advertisement OF
Z. S. Torrey, corner Of Thirteenth and y
streets, In to-day's Star, before purchasing
eIesWhere,
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an AND AFTER THIS DATE THE OPFICR
- of the Warrington and MARI Araa
horo, stage will Be kept at thel
stables of HOWARD & ROUSE, on
q between 9Th and 7th streets
Washington. II. c., April 4. 1854. ap 5lm'
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UINITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALN

F[NITED STAThs MAhSnAIo sALH
In virtue W ;s.d frona tha 0ss. nent Of
rue 1h of the District If olnmt of the
me- directed will sell at pubic sale fos, ana to
the front OF the Court House door of ssij cSsn at
on shin foiInw;ns y6se.r hp, j64. at II
wit: :. S" -
Los NO; y ~ Snnara No 81, s.. ofLots No
"a, 10 an % q tosether w; n II 49, = of Wash
I'm urU thereon, seized and 10, ;aS uar The
Inc propert, of MichseI Hale nex and lei i poa az
70 sa'i'i' 'e " ghRp n Ellen Kelly
ap7-d U. g. Nh r.haiUN,,
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RSy aoMAs DOWNING. Aunt'r; Georsetova.
Nv JskHoLD AND KITUHEN prRNITuRl Az
onruEspAy xo ARHSqPrI9Ni Am IN, ,s.. :. ;.
O'CLOCK I win sail, at No. 200 Waakington Ssfsst,
1 above " est street, GeoI setovn, seperh assots
Stating of
Hsir.cloth Raxior Furniture,
Redsteads, NAttresGes and eeeain6, 8EF 5E
Bureaus, CARPETS, Chairs, Tables. TO-, to-. sf.s
Secretary and BOOKCASE; Lounge, Mirrors. to-. :
And Q general assortment Of fufnitafe tse
numerous 70 mSAtion,
s16-a THOMAS DOWNING, Aust.
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NATIONAL ALMANAC, 1Se

NATIONAL ALMANAC, 1864.
The National Almanac and Annual ReGp ,ter for
1884. Price. paper $l16; cloth. 80 Coz pies sent
by mail free Of postage. Fer sale bX
sp6-st $50 Pes n. avenue.
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MURDRRoUs AssAULT.-About 10 O'Clock
night before last as MIR. G. Hoover, who, In
connection with his brother, keeps a grocery
his fathers residence on Twelfth street, near
N, to the store, when passing the corner Of
Thirteenth and N Etreet some miscreant ran
by him and lscharged pistol at him, the ball
entering near his hip and passing doWnwards
toward the knee, inf1ictiRg q dangerous wound.
The miscreant did not stop, but made off as
fast as possible. Mr.. Hoover immediately fell
and after calling for help. assistance came and
he was taken to his fathers residence, where
medical attendance was at once procured II
is found that the wound will render il neces.
sary for the limb to be amputated.
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LOR SALE-A neat two story frame HOUSE,
4 with back building, containing rooms Also
adjoining Lot AZ feet front with Is foot side alley
running back los feet to foot alley With two
on 1872 street, between B and G, Island Jan be
bous bit cheap, if applied for soon on the
Ne. "a l3h street. mn n Iot
EoR RENT-With or without Board an n EXCL ssh.
4 lent PARL0R and several well furnished DE "
ROOMS at $50 18th street within hye m na tSs
Patent Office, Post Office and Treasury AMI State
Departmeuts The location ia unsurpassed IN
" Washington No children in the house dc A-u
E0K LlAsE Oh REETA lsTs. 81 s sSs Pl.. 81
Wnr.s Nd sil the ofo IN the FIRST Ward.
oenss nouss sA~ ~ a JARDIN, Florist,
rh,s-,m 18th St, cor. OF u.
LIOR SAL5-Th. 0NI0E lAT!N9. H as,I 1. !s 81
,..owsSis "A the ovrer wants 70 20 into other
eTsiness Cali early on The premiees nah ! I'M
TyOR 6aLH-A frat rate two. story 1RAM1
HOUSE., ccnt.isinS .ies room tos:sasr With
nine Building LOT6. Oil ees out SsA Saooess nuis,
OF the s. q selection, with p0mp Of excellent
and Penn: svenre ear; Tor fufthsr particulars
call at residence No, o1S. .n,
NIT I'm" y. OAnnOAL.
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NoTARIRs PUBLIc.-The bill concerning no.
taries public for the District, which has been
for some weeks BEFORE Congress, has Aased
that body and now awaits the Executive aAAc-
ton to become law. 1t provides, thnf After
the number now holding appointments re.
auced 10 twenty five, all vacancies may be
filled by the District Supreme Court. Each
notary TO take an oath, and give acceptable Sc
CURLY for the faithful performance OF duty IN
the sum of S2,6GG; all notaries now in the Dis
trict to give the new bond, a general order re-
garding the same, and the time within which
such bond shall be given, to be published in
one or more Mt wspapers, and all such persons
failing to comply with the requirements ofthis
act to be stricken from the list of notaries.
The fees established by this act are as fol-
lows: For each certificate and seal, so cents;
taking dispositions or other writings, 10 cents
FOR each hundred words administering an oath,
Is cents; taking acknowledgment Of deed, or
power Of attorney, with certificate thereof, 50
cents: every protest OF a bill OF exchange, or
promm issary note, and recording the same,
sl.75; each notice of protest, 10 cents; each de.
mand for acceptance or payment, II accepted
or paid, 81, to be paid by the party accepting
the same each noting Of protest, 81.
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Scald Head, Sore Eyes.
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

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READl READu READul

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NEW FIRM.
r OSE & BEEN,
Merchant TailOrS,
Corner Town & High SITS.

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best medical talent in the country failed TO relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under "quack" prepara-
tons, as it is now used by tho most scientific prac-
ti0ners in the city. 1t is only second-class physi-
clans that cry down popular remedies while the bet
ter skilled make use of every means 10 accomplish
a cure and the success of the physician increases
as his knowledge of different remedies enables him
to produce a cure, while others fail in the attempt
Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean you
who are under some SPECIALISTS care from year to
year. and We particularly alude to ladies who are
constantly resOrting to LOCAL TREATMENT, and all
sorts of local applications for diseases with as much
chance of success as there would be from local ap-
pcations to the throat for diseases of the brain.
We have always been careful TO use language in
our circular that could not shock the most delicate
organization, but we receive many communications
from persons for whom Constitution Water is adapt
ed, and of whose disease no mention has been made,
that have come to the conclusion that If the rem
edy is capable Of producing cure, no matter what
the disease may be, it should be made known. The
medicine is put up for the public and there should
be no exceptions.