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A PICTCBEsQCE SCENE.

Darkness was near at hand, md the
night was pictutesqut 10 the extreme.
over space of fifty acres or more, were
spread in unique clusters, hundreds o.
the Valley Of the Shenandoah. The Gov,
ernnen: had furnished them with the soft
bituminous Cumberland coal, which is
plenty IN this region, and each little fam
iIs had lighted pile which burned bright
bat s1noky, Ike black smiths fire; and
around it were grouped the few articles Of
household gear which, ike tho children of
Israel, they had carried with them from
out ef Egypt. -.t
They were scattered over chests, 10 the
lee Of bureaus or behind barricade. or IA
bes, covered with old quilts or iattered
blankets. with nothing but the aegry sky
over their heads, and the bleak cold wind.
whistling around lhen: the women with
children of tender years, often with babes
at the breast; the young girls and boys
and fee bic old mentor there we're no
young or able nen in their groupa. Gov
cred over the ftful blaze Of these fires.
One woman InEssd little babe. care
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TFDrdar viii Out.
From the y. Y. World.

From the y. l. Grid.
The way in which secret crime reveals
Itself is wonderful The stain OF blood
will not ont. Tie yer7 means taken to
conceal it expose aud fix il upon The gull
ty.
Such is the conscious restlessness of guilt,
II spills itself. in fearing tobe split.
\ ease IS nor under examination in Al.
bany nhich shows what trivial circun.tar-
ces lead TO the detection OF the secret muir
derer. Owen Thompson, cattle desler
Of this city, accustomed to purchase in
The Aloany market, usually carried on bis
person $4,000 or $4,000 on his visits
there. On the 18th Of september he had
been engaged all day at West ALBANY, bat
had made no purchases. He went out in
lie evening with a stranger to look at
.soole cattle that had come from Saratoga
and were placed in the most remote pens
in the market Next day ., sunrise be
wa found diving, his head broken with a
<lune shot it is supposed; MS money,
81 zee, and q check for So, 200, gone.
Who had done the deed Who was the
stranger that had taken Thompson off to
show him the cattle? A man with a
7loUched hat hs6 been seen with Thomp-
son. He had banded him about betting
ard offered to stake Thousands upon Lin
cola, election. IhOmpson offered TO put
up any amount on The other eds iis
produced his weiI-stuHed wallet, ard it
waa noticed the stranger stuck 20 him all
day after this.
One Of the drovers, Center, Of Tribe.
! Hi, rscolected the rnan who had asked
him, "Don't you keep bar .ornevheres.
| Haven't seen you before?' Bu, though
! The magistrates OF Albany offered ? reward
| Of $500, and the droyefs added $4,000 10
/ it, there was 10 clue to tbs murdeser,
/ \ month aft-rw ards, az the drover Cen
/ ter was riding in the cars 20 Schenectady,
! he fell into accidental conversation with
passenger, who. sitter a .ew brief words,
abruptly asked him, Haven't You kept
! bar somen here's? Haven seen YOU be-
fore" "Yss,' he replied: i mus,
have seen YOU at West Albany" The
passenger denied this; but Center replied,
- Yes, | AN sure, ana | arrest you rs the
murderer Of Thompson. The nsn'-
s'ouchea nat hal oe"h fepiaceo DY ahother'
81" Inon'tsche la" disappeared his ores'
"as ''"eFent. Ii was thc question, the
accent, the tone OF voice, thss were the
'haIHs % l'sa'iheatioh.
A,'er Use arrest otner proofs came
Gordon, arrested, had been spending mo.
nsy recently ~'In great 'fse3on1' re mao
pad Out Two "'';s OF one hundred aoi'aF'
e*2n or 'he "rA oan%' at ~n'ca comp
SOP had "eAiIps'' ne was a sh''''s''
diSh""eSF man, ne i"' c"F'''a " Os'
CHARACTER INTO Tue army aho maze IL "oF7'
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Be- can't say admire your sty:e
Of aching said landlady to slrollug
PLAYER when she caught him stealing the
spOona.
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6g In Sussex county, England, lately,
q slight shock o. earthquake was tell. An
old woman who became much alarmed
called cat for The police.
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Scenes II the Shenandoah Valley-A
Visit to Eartinsburg.
Correspondence Of the Evening Post

Martinshurg. Va Oct 20, 1864
4 visit to thi. town since Sheridan te-
gan bis operations in the Shenandoah Val
ley is peculiarly interesting. The place is
row held as a military post bv our forces.
and its population is largely increased bv
the arrival Of refugees from all parts of the
Valley. Originally it contained between
three and four thousand inhabitants
Yesterday afternoon, after obtaining quar-
terra through some military friends, | saI.
led out for look at the towr.
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fully wrapped in an old shawl, al her
laughter a. her side held another jusl
about as small. I asked her-for they
were not displeased at questions, aud ]
waited for no iatrcduction--if tie babes
we're twins. "Yes." said she, "nine weeks
DID," and she screened the wind from the
face of The child with her shoulder; we
had to lesye seventy families ali came
away at a the, Me and my children
came with them How many children
have YOU 2" sand I, -Four children, sir;
nv eldest Girl is twelve" < Where are
Won gojnc y I've DON: know, sir"
The country was lighted up with fires.
and the smoke and the dsmpness rejected
The light till il seemed that vast city was
spread around o.rolied from group TO
group.
Sheltered BY some Old boards piled
against the ruins Of a Brick wall, STUN
bed on the first case Of miscegenatlon
ever saw. Facing The fire stood black
Congo rnsn Of Eerculean proportions,
dangling il his aTtus beautiful b.ue-eyed
child, with curling auburn IingIets, HE
delicate spiritueIIe look Of The child, Whit h
~as about two years old-attfacted my
attention.
| presumed it had been bis master 5
and asked him whom he belonged 10
Col. GREY Was my maeter, sir, beiongeG
to der Re bel army, he did sir Well, said
"hos came YOU to bring away his child
. Dis is my child, mar'se my own child,
l.,l
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= For servant. there : no denying
Here's . shape that's not much amisS
There is no cause. fancy. for sighin@.
When one boasts such a figure as this ?
In sure there are some more amiss
Ia the morning At the tele, Beppo and
Mateo catch up tie words and mockingly
sing It as they meet her and tbereaPon
follows the strest and catastrophe, the
tabeau Of the robJer, seized by the car
bineers, and justice triumphant.
Bus not upon this sireIe thread alone
dic justice depend for us clue There was
gathering about Gordon web woven by
his own guilty hands, in which he soon
would have been in7olved. Many ewes
had watched him before lis crime, ana not
few followed his traces afierwaid
There Is a moral 10 this tale OF blood
ihis man, a dl-soiute, cowar,Hy thief in
his youth, went % the wars, ard came
back With q lesson in blood 10 adj 10 his
evil knowledge. How msny such charac
tiers, tempted into the ranks bv boun,ies,
are 10 return to their former homes.
sohOoIed IN these bloody instructions.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED TO MY Place on the Nights OF George
- town. two COWS. TIE owners are requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges aud
take them away.
ap 2-3t* JOHN A. BARBER.
GsO REWARD.-stolen, the night of the
county, Md. a valuable trotting ST ALTON. Is
hands hi gh. six years old dapple hay, black name
and tail; white except the right hind foot; very
snowy has arS1 R fsei "s sT TGFk slfs9
ap2 w. Montgomery Co, MI.
COO REWARD-Lost, on square between nth
T. ~ and 18th streets. on ID, PORTEMONNAIE
COrtaining sos and papers Of value to no one bIt
myself, on the evening of March 3lst. The above
reward Will he given for the return of the same to
fee. lap l-3trJ SAML KELLY.
cS REWARD.-Strayed on the night of the 9th
Il - inst, from the slaughter house corner 18th
and streets, red COW with W bite face; rope at
tsched to front foot and hnrls when she left The
above reward will be paid for her delivery or any
spl-5t. JOHN A STEPPER.
Gs REWARD.-Straynd away on Wednes lay
It'll March Sth lay COLT two years old. The
finder will receive the above reward by leaving t
at etreet, between 9th and Az. isand
NH ). st j. FAHRNkOP.
E'OUND-On the goth inst a POCKET BOOK
containing a sum of money: The owner can
vertisement Apply mt Norbeck 4 Cramblitt's
Carpenter, Shop, Louisiana avenue, between 9th
and 10th SITS NH 3-3t~
CO. REWARD Lost on the 2ath inst POCKET
.T'( BOOK containing from Si5 to s25: q receipt
one s"id shield PIN with A. kent Co. G.
Wis Vols. war of 1861, Iron Brigade" engraved
IN s NEEDS es
3l-3t- L. A. X kNT.
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.SS~~\
ED

On the 3lst ult., after a short illness. MARTHA
G. JONES. aged year. s months and 2 days, the
daughter of Francis A. and Elizabeth j Jones
Dazzling angel thou hast left u.s.
We thy los most deeply feel,
But tits good that hath bereft u.s.
He viii ali our sorrows heal
etagain, We hope to meet thee,
" hen the day IF life is He'd,
And in Heaven with JOY to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
speCtfuly invited to attend her funeral on to NOR
row Sunday afternoon, ut O'cloc$, from her
parents residence, on Dunbarton, near Mont gom-
cry street. GEORGETOWN, d. c.
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PROPOSALS FOR STEAM PUMPS, BOILERS
i AND PIPE.
CHIEF QUaRTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
z " I

DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON ID. c., April /, ISitS
sealed Proposals will he received at this office
fe aPs th @ at r. for
0hio Railroad depot, in the city of Washing ton.
One IN Steam PUMP COM
eter with 20 tubes feet long Il Inches hes in isae-
t;r FIRE TO, :, ~, feet dep feet high 20 inches wid
Pleasant Hospit al near the city Of wassngon "n'
3D. -Four hundred 400 feet of Water Pipe, tcast
The above named articles, offered by the sue
cessful bidder will he subjected to rigid in<pac-
made upon the delivery aud acceptance of the
whole amount;
to he completed within thirty 80, days from date
of contract.
sponeibie persons. the responsibility of whom
eminent known to this efice, will he required.
Proposals from disoysl persons will rot he con-
Proposals. must be plainly marked Proposals
B 'as aid Chief
apl-st Depot of Washington.
WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLEs.A new
and preserving the Completion Il is t; the most
chalk, powder, magness. bismuth. or tale in its
composition, it being composed entirely Of pure
preserving the skin, king it soft, smooth fair,
and transparent. 1t makes the old appear young,
the homely. handsome; the handsome, more beau
tiful and the most beautiful divine. Price Is and
HUNTS BLOOMoF ROSES most perfect color
for the cheeks or lips, does not wash off injure
The skin; =, Price q cents and 81; HUNTS COURT
the skin Price Is and 90 cents. Manufactured by
HUNT 4 Co., Al South Eighth street, Philadei-
Co y is blown ON the bottles. For sale ct A.
sns
Pennsylvsnis ave., Warrington D, g. aplsm
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MAR RED,

On the Goth ult at st. Aloysus Church by the
Rev. Father Maguire. MAkTIN HERMAN to
Miss san All: J. BRADl.E Ely, eldest daughter Of
James and Eliza Bradley, Of Laurel, FRINGE
Georges county, Nd.
baltimore Sun please copy.1
On the ID of March. Ey the Rev DR. Thrush ut
Tire reside of the bride. DR.. T.. C. MERRIAM of
n. H., TO Miss HELEN W. WHITE, of Washing
ton d. G.
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by GRkBs 4 WILLIAMS Auctionsers
LNX!. NrIkk EALR OF HQnSa snIn AN

BY GhkBs d WILLIAMS Auctiousers
EXIzNrItk SALE OF HOUSE FOLD AND
1Icl K,IoHt r. snks,DsE pI.So sosTs. &c, AT
fhAu sFli AZ ~ ctoss q. N, :, At the ra.tdspca Of
lacy declining houfek espiDg, No 423 Pennsyiva
Bla ave nue., south side, bs ween Third and fonr
sDd ba,f streets, IN excellent assortment of Sar
n,tuIa, VIZ
Excellent Rosewood Plano Forte, 7 octa,es. nearly
new made by Hallet Dsvis Stool q nd OovAr
Wahut sofaa, Divsns, Castor Arm and Psraof
Msrtis. top Dressing Bureaus,
Center Table and WsshstFpds
Brocstele, White and Chint1 Wtndov cu,4.,,.
aud Ornaments, ~~A 'e'"~
Wares, WI stpot, Book ehalyes
China Glass, At d Croekery Ware
1Aue,try, B. useels and other Ca.nsta
Oiieloths and Mating,
Mahogany ard other Wsrdrobes
Walnut. CT and other Chairs
Filming and other Fables
Common a. BIS ands aud Toilet Setts
Jenny Lind, French. and 9th Ter BedstAads
Keatf er Beds, BolSters and Pillows,
Ratr SD Shuch Mattresses and BsddipR,
Fine Silver Plated Tea and Coffee Sets Coffee Urn
ard LARGE Waiter,
With good a'sorsmen! Of Kitchen furniture.
with many other articles which ve desm nm
necessary to epumerats.
Terms cash.
rhsi st GREEN & WILLIAMS. Au-t.
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AUCTION SALES.
n orBAR AUCTION SAILS sn1 isT PAe1
., SAFrERNOON AND fO-MOaR00

sI. E's FALL o. SSRx o0a AikrHs
h1Ioon a. M noaa on Lsss, eIxuAfsp n sAts-
nv. .SrRoIsIA, ABOUT OLE Nils Vsoaf
ra1 SousoI. zss Or TIE MIppLs PIgR,-I spaA
s sh'..s rs Coss Room: q o, Moo airs Do
artus q desd os n's % n the bar
aste ii. ga Of MAY, -. me the land records
Tsirts, fSNo: LIS &c. the following dsss.iss1
Hroferss l!ins And heiAe Wis: Bssininx At i.
stone 20. p.n s'e On q 4 sssns. Of ne
Samuel PERKINS, corner 1t !, theaA 49, tss
a,onG SAID Perkins line to 81
souIaetly along the said PERI ins line ~
Itnee Ao!tststeriy along said PerkiaA -. ~
sAKe A. Thence ctheriy to the norA UT
ac,mas frn on ME ftman's line to h two n 80 -
ner. thence south eastsriy along the ssid rnn u D.
astaks one pole from Lipscoub's line themes rcxA
32H deg eat 3Sl poles TO 4, the bextnnjns 49,
ailine lH Acres Of Land, more or issa eoresHsr-
With OIL and singular, the Improvement Driyi.
lekes' Embellishments, and appurtsnancss 10 tAs
Term Fifteen hundred dollars Ia cash on ths
day Of sale the residue in twelve ashs from da
OF saIs With interest, secured By deed Of trust o.
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
Ten Gays after the sale, the trustee reserves the
rtsht to re.eN At the risk and expense OF the DE-
nYsnins. srehAssF On one Hesss aoaes Il tAs
i ss-ssv J.. 8 kee ThhSf { CT pra1 xss.
KTHE ABovRsALEIs posrPoNIDUNrIk
eAtURpAI- April g, same hour and place.
HI GILBERT trustee
nh 1eod J. G. MCGUIRE co.. Aueis
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Catarrh Cured.

From Rer. r. z. Russell, Lynn, Mass.
i have been much trout sd with Catarrh of
the worst type for some twenty years. 1t
gradually grew worse, producing cough and
hoarseness, destroying the sense OF smell, and
hrs aking down my general health to such a
degree rs TO compel me to resign my pastorate,
and suspend pubic speaking.
} made diligent use Of the useful remedies,
such as snuffs OF different kin DIS, nitrate OF
silver, TAR water, olive tar, and limitations,
but without any salutary effects Last sum-
mer heard Of DR. Lighthill's su ceassfnI mode
OF treating catarrh, visited him, and put my
self under his treatment / began immaiia ta-
ly to improve, and this Improvement has gone
on to the PRE- sent time. MY catarrh has gradu-
ally melted away. my cough has disappeared,
my voice hrs become natural, and am once
more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let
me ad wise ali troubled with catarrhal difficult
ties TO apply to DIR. Lighthill.
P. r. RUSSELL,
Lynn, Mass, Feb l, 1862 NH 3l.eo3 "
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

<F> 1. o. R. M. "a
f The members of "a
LOGAN TRIBE, No. 8, I. o. R. II ~
GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
Beg leave to respectfully inform their friends and
former patrons that they will give their
FIRST GRAND BALL,
at Pompeian Hall, corner Washin gton and Bridge
streets, on
MONDAY. April 18th, 1854.
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains
shall lie spared to make this the pleasant Ill
of the season good band has been ngagnt.
terer.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies.
~ All secret orders invited to attend in
full regalia.
BY order of the Committee
NH 3i-4t+ ELI GARRETT, Chairman.
SECOND GRAND BALL
INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB,
To be given at the "A
TEMPERANCE HALL, "a
street, between 9th and 10th streets on Ss.&A
TUESDAY EVENING, April 5th, 1854
The members of the Club return their sincere
thanks to their friends and the public for past ia
yors, and respectfully solicit their patronage at
our Second G rand Ball, and promise those that
will favor us with their presence an evening Of
p easure.
Tickets One Dollar admitting gentleman and
ladies'. Py order of Committee.
NH 2o-7t' T. Z. CLARK, Sec'y.
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SPERMAroRRHRA CAN Blk CURED.-Dr Rand % Spe-
cifc cures Spern7at0'rhOpn, Seminal Weakness I'M
potency, Loss Of Porer etc speedily and ct atpGly
its effects are truly msgica trial Of the Specific
will convince the most skeptical Of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold BY b. @, Ford. correr 18th
street and Pa. avenue. Washin gton, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. taS-1y
WARRANTED TO CURBIs SIX DAYS DIR. Godfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-6ve years.
Standing. will cure Gono7rhcn in sir iny. No
change ofdiet required. Price 8 per bottle. Sold
by S. @. Ford, corner 1ltb street and Pa. avenue,
Washington. ard Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
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By eRxsN q WILLIAMS, Auetse.ssrs.

n. . n1.n - ~, y osTTcSgnu
WIDNEsDAY April 9Th, We shall seM y
front OF the promises ct o'oloal ?. part OF Los
neYth and IL bet seen "a and nth streets vest lt
has . front Of a feet inches, sne runs oask NJ
feet. s..szs,
Terms one half cash; talaoes IN six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest; . deed siveo
All conveyance ana stamps ct the cost Of No
purck aeefs.
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WANTS.

WANTS,
(sooE wAHTEp-At the Clarendon Hote, He
well 81 ne Sgsr'eced as hotel cook and
".tI .'.oHhl shded sp23tF
W ANTED-Two MEN to work on farm ana
,,l s a. i Coo wages and sdesirsbe home
w SITUATION to do housewors. and t. assist
in a Washing and ironing Address Box No. 4 Star
CARPENTERs WANTFD-wanted immeilsie
Ms H gGS aPpz
town B. nu G. anal or at 50 Bridge street George
WANTED-A WAITER. at the GosIing House
rson+b Gnt :, who UNDERSTANDS the business $50
Galrs at the Restaurant, 247 Pa avenue. between
SERVANTS WANTED-A COOK, c6smberm.ii
immediatsiy. Colored servants preferred In
=, sta not sppy
W1cNaHpnst Sc aifh street georsstoxn
machine. for saiter fitting. sp I,st.
AN e !. CARRIAGE FAINTER; Ap.
WANTED-A respectable white WOMAN to
EsSt house ss'Ss'H al
WATER IhM,MHE HH good practical
rs ss 1ss A: W. TowssH 5is Is s &C..
WANTFD:-At thoroughly competent NURSE;
preferred rsfs Apply at Star Office. boz 81. for al
orees. ap l-3t'
WANTBD--A competent NURSE one we'll rec.
p
WANTED, A HOUsB-Wanted to rent, q house
containing from Ave e ten rooms furnished
NAVY Yard, Family cOUGistSOf gentleman Vifo
and se, s,. Address "P G. CO. Star Office.
Roos OF .ms dS ao S GOOD
Sss D. SS ssas s'ose e:: terms
WANrBD-A COOK and WAITRESS, both col.
w, w o.ed, Call at as6 north street, between
" ANTBp-A WOMAN to do the cooking: wash
an .tI Ina S Ss;sf small family App st -
WAF55HElp1nA GOOD good BHAkBsR, ;hite q eolored,
WANTED-A good COOK, one that understand
S9'
one door from Penn. avenue. NH 81 St.
WANTED-A MAN to clean Harness, Saddles
e. f5ss' RI $50
HlUU get 3 CLERKsHIP in one Of the Depart,
Addesss sRar ose mh
WANTkD-A steady young NAN to attend a
" Store; must be a strict Catholic, live with
good s Address s" star Once
WANTED-A BOY to learn the Confectionery.
tween Tx and 18th streets ''A' NH Sws
5000 TONS BONE WA VA I,; under Ter
fpr oil rra md hos ifal al;
at tRei Factory e0r nokGh R spt SSfSEuARr
$4,000 yAsTzD 70 &c, oAts AF
sts ssPs:.'r Tsssss o%s 81 IT,:
Spg Ss hand IL the s. Be to
5000 HORSES WANTED
WAR DxPAI,Mssr, oAyALRr suRHAu.
OTgicE OF gHIEf QqARIsRkAs I
Ore hundred snd seven tsl S doss: pr
head will be p'oiSA ~ Il HORSES
sa' At sTt, days st the
s.d hol gee 70 be sound in al pa5sicu!ers 9otlsss
shiq 80
bride wise, sno OF size sufficient for cavalry pur
These Specifications 1ciH be strictly adhered to and
''f,ay enforced IN svs,y paTtr e., IN, And ora,
JAMES a. EK1N.
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Quar- tsr usstsr,
mig SIT Cavalry Bur
WANTED IMMEDTATnLY-oO0 LaDT1s to
w Dmbroider on Muslin, Linen and Oambrio
To good hands constant work snd good wage
nps e sapna ssd
Machine etitchins Depot, 3s1 street, opRo .its
Patent Of1os. fel8
HOUSE wANrED.-Prom To- dT.t Of May either
II furnish ed or unfur nss cd. north Of Penn. ave
nue.. and between ~ and 2lth sire t.. One with
stable and carriage house preferred. Address B.,
Lock box -, Washington. fe 32tAp.@
tA ANTIE SECONDHAND PURNIrURD
w Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds. Bedding and
Housefur nishipG Goods Of every des ri ption
3. BUOHLY, 42s Seventh At.
mar SNn bat g and east side.
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ByJ. O MCGUIRE CO., Auotioua>ra
nIslRA RRsIDENOR SOUrHEASp non

~ sEh EP rwRLHrH STREET WEST AYD g sSss1r
50. At f.ur O'Clock on tne premises W. sssI sell
parts OF Lots and Z. in square No. a2t fronting IS
street wet. and running back eS feet ii inehas On
Tveifsh street in proved ~ handsome three tory
aDn base nent Brick Dwelling House three IN .ms
deep, Containing saloon psrior nine oh Am bsrs.
cellars h,tehen, servants rooms. bath room suov
piled With hot and colo water gas tn rou boot .nd
brlcs stable on the rear of the lot, the whole An
closed VITO . ruhsfantisl brick wall The honse n
supplied with 6he closets and psutr tn 70 ant
ard the entire pre- nises drai ed throu iarsS
sewer crossing under the rear Of the lot
Terms at sale
Oonveysnoes at cost Of the purchaser
mh2 10. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucta
~TaR ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
c5nssauepce Of the rais. until "WEDNESDAY
April tih. same 1ur and rlace
ap7 J. @. MCGUIRE & co. Au,ts.
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PERSONAL.

IF MISS LAURA L. HAYWOOD Is in Washing
i ton Alexandria she will hear something N
her advantage by addressing ~, )" Box 1 So Balti-
more, Md ap2-lw
/ EFT Err HOME, yesterday morning, about e
q ~ o'clock. MARY ELLEN JACKSON, cOloced,
about years old Had when she left a re
striped dress and a red shawl. Her front teeth
nll out. Any information concer aing her will
lie thank fully received by MANSON MASON. on
9Th street east and East Capitol street IT.
Dew ARD reward of for ty dollars is hereby
IL offered for the apprehen ion ami delivery ut
the Washina ton Navy Yard of Acting Masters
Mate " lillian H0RNBY. a deserter from the C.
s. Navy. Said HOrnby is about 5 feet inches in
height of sli ght build and thin visage, with dark
hair and eyes
FOXHALL A. PARKER, Commander,
Commanding Potomac flotlla.
New York Herald will please copy for one week
and send hill to Paymaster Carpenter, Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. c. ap2-lw
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msif ports OF the Howard Association-sent by
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