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On the morning nf the 18th in Stant THOMAS C.
DOM after u few days Illness, 10 the j0th yeaI Of
:. His funeral will take, place from his residence
No tOl north street, between 18th and 9Th streets.
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. at 2 o'clock p M The
family and friends are invited 10 attend without
Washington papers please copy
en- sgSRSsy 9s LII s suaasny %
Funeral from Masonic Hall. corner 9th and
streets, tins afternoon at o'clock. Friends are
(phaloa and Jou' pal: Logansport ard st. Joseph
Valley Register please copy.l
On Sunday morning. 18th inst JOHN the second
months Requieeseat in pace Amen,
drnce. No SIS 18th street south. ON this monday
afternoon Ct o,clos "a The friends of the family
On Sunday. 18th inst at clock p. IN. MARY
be- pnsrsi VII 5ske Pace rGm the a. resdsne SS Of
Gsland Tuesday, at IL o'clock. May she rest in
peace. Amen.
On Monday morning I4th inst. of consumption
Kate second daughter of Mrs. Mary Van Tyne,
her funeral will fake place from the residence of
her mother, 42D street north, on Wednesday
afternoon, 18th inst, at O'Clock. The relatives
and friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend 2t+
painful Illness, WILLIAM WESLEY McSEiR, in in
Ills friends are Invited to attend his funeral on
Tuesday evening at DEL aek, from his late resi-
Softly sleep in deaths cold slumbers
Thou whose form We oft have seen
Quickly passed, but fewin numbers
Have thy days Of suffering been
lie WAS Kind husband and aifectionate Father
In Georgetown, on the 18th, after n short and
painful lime $, MARY E. SILENCE in tbs 18th
year OF her age
her friends and relations are invited TO attend her
funeral on Tuesday, 18th. at s o o'clock from her
father residence No. 40 Dumbarton street
Fond parents wipe your fears away,
Suppress your heavy signs
List while you hear your darling say
She dwells in yonder skies
Dear Nancy sleep and take your rest
God called thee home, He thought il best:
from sin and sorrow set thee free
May we pref pare to follow thee.
On the morning Of the 18th inst, Mrs MARY d.
LYNCH in the 54th year Of her age, wife Of Robt
u. Lynch.
On the Goth of Pebrusry, JAMES T aged years.
and ON the Ist of Marh, WILLIAM h, aged i
Years, xounses; SOFAS OF }. IL aaa Susan Sees
foxd.
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SRCRET DISEASES

.Snnaar itan's Cir is the most certain, safe and
eiiectual remedy-indeed the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days
and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral ,
II is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed Male packages, 81;
female, So.
Sonlaritan's Root md Herb Jn,ces-A positive and
permane Mt cure for Syphilis Scrofua Ulcers Sores
Spots letters. &c. Price Sl or six bottles for S.
Sold by S @. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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HlIl DYEi HAIR nYxiI

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye is .he 6es. in til
eorld. The only harmless, tzae ard reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dse is perfect-chanse s
Re-. Eusty or Grey Hair instantly to q Glossy
Blacs or NatWal 8r0cn, without injurips the hair
or staining the skin, lesTing the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rectifes the ill effects
of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BAToHELoR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by all drug gists &c. Fac.
tory-S1 Barclay street. New York. Batch sior's
asw Toilet Cream for dressins ths hair. ~ 7-soly
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Dr.. DUP0NT's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry best in They operate speedily
nausea upon the most delicate stomach A trial Of
these pills will prove their srPeriC1ity orsr ali
nth street and pa. avenue washing tom, and Henry
Cook, Alexandrla. ta6-ly
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CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP


This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uuiversa III
pemand, il made from the choicest materials
is mild and emolltent in its nature, frssrantiy
saepted and extremely beneficial in its action upon
the skin. For sale by sill Druggists and Fan
Goods Dealers. ja25-eoly
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JRw1LRY
For One Dollar,
At 43S Pa. avenue, near AZ street,
Silver-plated Spoons.

NEW THIsG UNDER THs SuS!
In its efect-instantaneous.
In its coloring power-matchless.
In all Its Observation-Disclosures.
In Its operston-natural.
In its identifying Notwithstanding.
In its tendency-preservative.
In its popularity-unequalled.
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE
ls pronounced both by the World Of Sciexce and
the World Of Fashion, the finest preparations ever
invented by art to rectify the short comings Of
nature. Manufactured by J. Cri ,tsdoro, No.
Astor House, New York. Sold by all Druggists
Applied by all Hair Dressers. mr. 21m
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MARRIED.

BY the Rev Job Ismbeth ELI BIDWELL to
CARRY ELlZABTH WAITS, of Washington
We are here taught that maria ge. being an in
stitution Of God, if subject to his laws alone and
not to the laws Of man; hence the civil law is bind
ing upon the conscience only insofar il CORES
ponds To the law OF God. ELL BLOW ELL
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EnIANOS oR2AHs.-We have just rec sivsdfvs
nev Pianos Of Steinway & Sons aud-
from go 70 900, TO which We call the at-vVNvI
tention Of pufchasers. These instruments are the
tie Old ssyls melodson. Al are wsrrsptsd for iiys
years. Melodeona from 90 to olO0 &C the Music
Store OF y. g. MxTZHROTT. corner Pa avenue
and 18th e.. mh
NIaEsT OF THH LAVE or TIN DLsTAloT
- Of Uolnmhta- By q. TAompsoe. "a
seB SkAaOo TAASVs
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TpR FBET.-Reauty of carriage is mostly de PEN
der -On judcious preservation of the feet, it is
iLpossible to move in q graceful manner if the
great support of the whole frame be in disordered
condition, and nothing impedes so much as Corns,
Bqnions. ingrowiag- Nails. or other disorders to
which the feet liable. To all afflicted would
recommend an early call at DIR. Whites Office, No.
424 Pennsylvania avenue. between Four-and- a.
half and Sixth streets fe l6-tf
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STEALING LuMBRR.--On Saturday, Oficer
Stuard arrested Sarah Deibie for stealing INN.
Der from the building Of Mr.. H. Miller. corner
OF 18th and M streets. The case was heard by
Justice Drury, and the accused held to bail for
htf appearance at court.
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Nervous DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc,
Can Be Cpr5d by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing
but the truth. Address, with stamp.
EDWARD III. TRAyER
mar 2-p&W,Iy Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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ByJ.o. MEG UIRE & Co, Auctisnesrs.

4 FoURTRREgH STREET. AND ADJACENT THzGzfO
On WEDE ESDA2 sTkRRO0E March 23t at
O'Clock on IL pIsn Uses, shall SELL for a,coaat
OF st Matthew'S Church tbs westsrn half of Square
No. S36, sUbdivioed Into 20 fine bull ing 10 six
teen of Which ont on l4th street. 80 by LOG, to q
Is foot al ey. and eight on each q aud streets
pear to l4th street. the latter l? and 45 feet, to
50 foot alley.
Title perfect. &c.. -..-.
Terms: Ono third cash; the remainder IN six and
Twelve months. with interest, secured by deed of
trust he premises.
All conveysncss and stamps at the cost of tbs
purchaser.
E.ais J.. O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucks.
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SPERMAToRRHRA CAN BE Cur
Rand g Spe-

SPERMAroRRHEA CAN BE CuREp.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cifc cures SpeTmatOrTh6a, Seminal Weakness, I'm
Its effects truly magical. trial of the Specific
will convince the most skeptcal of it's merits.
Price ST. box. Sold by s. @. Ford, corner lIth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. ana Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
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Warranted TO gUsEIHSIx DAYS DIR. Godfrey's
Antidote, English Specific of sxty-fve years.
Standing. will cure GGnorTh0n in SIR doys. No
change of diet required. Price 8 per bottle. Sold
by $. c. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
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SUDDRS DRArH.-Major VIM. N. Erwin, who
has been employed In various Offices under
previous Administrations, died very quietly
anhsuddenly at the Waveriy, on 9Th street, be.
tween e and streets, yesterday afternoon.
He was seated In the sitting room, and was
supposed to nave fallen asleep, but when an
he was found 10 be dead. For several days
past he had complained Of difficulty in breath
ing. The body was taken to the station. house
on street, near 9th, to await the arrival Of his
friends.
A jury OF inquest was deemed unnecessary, a
physician having certified that the cause OF
death was disease OF the heart. The deceased
was well known in Washington. He was at
one time prominent merchant in San Fran
cisco, Cal. He was a native Of Nashville,
Tenn, where, BY the death of a brother, he fell
heir to a large amount Of property. Since his
removal from Office he had employed his time
BY acting as clerk for various business men,
and in that capacity for J. S. Hollngshead,
Esq.
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MAEINrs DAN ING AOADBMY.

MAEINI'S DANCING ACADEMY.
I'VE UNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN
Prof. MARINI bas the honor to announce to the
ladies' and gent emsn of Geor getown that he IA
wiz commence new quarter for ladies', SX
n1issss and masters on Wednesday. March ffz
9tn. During tnis quarter Mr nj wilitGSSsA
pr. pare his pupils for bis Grand Floral May Bali
4 gentiemen's class will commence We inesday,
March 9Th, 1864.
Days and hours of tuition for ladies' misses and
masters. Wednesday and Saturd AZ from to p nc.
For gentlemen, Wednesday and Saturday from TO
10 p. m.
For particulars apply At the academy during
school houI5 NH lHf
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CAUGHT IN THE AcT-Oficer GRIMM. nm
Saturday, arrested Pat Conner for stealing a
cow from Mr.. John Morgan, on Twenty-thir
street, end was caught in the act of driving the
cow away. The accused was taken before
Justice Drury, who committed him to iail for
court
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THE GREAT FAIR--On Saturday the orphan
girls or ST. Eincent's (Cathoiic) Asylum and
the orphan boys Of 81. .Ioseph's (CathoIic)
asylum, visited the Fair at the Patent Office,
Where they passed pleasant time, and were
kindly treated TO a bountiful feast by a mum :
5ar OF benevolent gentlemen, who were pres
ent. This week the orphan children OF the
Satnohc Infant Asylum will visit the Fair.
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N~E0TICE.-Ihe Fourth Annual Meeting of
S the West Ed Building Aasociation Of
SsSTgetewn will be held st Mrs Lane's Hotel. on
at which place an election will bs held. Poll open
at C3s O'Clock. WM. KING.
mn IL ST. Secretary,
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FnTETH WARD STATION CAsPs-Nicnaal
C'Frfen. violating cow law; S252. Margaret
furnishing liquor tosoldiers: dismissed James
Williams, drunk; SIS VIM. Baston do do
Margaret Lee, indecent language: S2.9i. Thos
Story defrauding GJvernment: jail for hearing
Maria Lynch, petty larceny; bail tor court
BIaIea Mccarthy, and joan Mccarthy, ab-
AuCtiCa: for hearing.
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REMovALs-Mr. T. S. Burr, of the District
of Columbia, has been removed from $1,000
clerkship in the Secretary's Office, and Mr..
Darius Forbes, of Maine, from a st,s00 clerk
ship in the Pension office, by Secretary Usher,
Of the Interior Department.
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Hy 2; no9uIRI Q co. Aaetioosefs..
GUARDIAN SALE 9y RIAL AsfAfE.-BTvir.
1.is. 81 81 Ssassi ., e: ~
a avy.ry lss1, ard combined b the O. vrs1s oosss
i Sasne: asss en- the u s.s 81
VIII en- the l4fh Gay Of M.-ch 1854 q o'ciocS :.
:a ~ ~ s a1s ss
third OF 3 fourth Of part Of lots No. ana 8. 4
point Of s9s sh :. ssSs
from the southwest corner Of sad Square. aed
'ss s.s:s
to the place Of beginning, together vita the IN.
:1S sss Bs
oceupieo By WIN II. CARGO Ksq.
in Tss soss. s to One s s:
Guardian, dated day Of fae and bearing iaterost
from day Of sac ;.a each note payable Ia six
Expense of deed to Be PAID By purchaser
mh,eo 10. ee HSd AZ e 90, aaa;s.
HotsI AND Eor AND S1EUA Isi.sofSt GiID
,wrI ING Lots ERosIIES on 1sr STREET EAST. ss-
TnI R ~ the ioh Instant, We shall ssl in
.na IN f Berry r sps as DSsf
No III on part Lot and frams House and stable.
ss1assa ssis
Terms &C One halt cash; balancs in SIX and twelve
a. An CONVEX ance. revenue stamps &C.. at cost Of
A,so. . ios OF building brick. .bou. isoo will b.
mhS GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucss.
Eth. ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED un-
ns as ias WqsL nHas snd sss
By ". b. LEWIS 90 ,Auetioneer.,
SAai 81 Sff ra5 ;sst sIsisr ssd
Rsss ss sG Gold sd sl:
sssr r esss s Table
sea Shells, Paintings and Engravings, ana an i'm
to 81 Tss
the 70
n. b Goods open for examination aud at private
NH ii Nv LEWIS & CO., Aucs,.
Byw.L. WALL 4 CO., Auetioneers.
sSsfs. IS NJ 4sssa
ING, the .ist Of March at 10 O'Clock. We viii san
Barrels White and yellow Sugar, Molssses, and
Chests Tea, boxes Sperm and Adamsntiae candlss
Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats.
ss.Hs Ysass Ro sRs Gss' Soap
Gases Gases ssGes and I pssehsa and Cherries
cssss Wb i sn de@ijohns Brandy AMI yhtss.,
go sot os.ss Clara rISpay. and o p. Brandy.
u Grcss Natural Rear Tossoco,
octsvss ard Quarter srandy. cases Jamaica Bun.
Gtson's Xxx, Old BouI bon, and other br .nds
Barrels Whtskey, various kinds.
And various other articles too numerous TO aasn-
quantity Of Small flores and Suffers Goods.
Terms cash.
mn I2 VIM. L. WALL Il CO., Aucts
ByJo M:GUIRs& 90, Auc.ionssrs.
Dk[NTlEGS. PATENT CARBINE3. AND
fEsS EGw1 Msrch PIicFSs
O'CLOCK; on the first fix or Of the Auction Rooms us
hal sell for account of whom it may concern
hight handsome Oil Paintings in Gilt frames
Lot OF Maps Ooiored Prints, views of Baltimore
Smiths Pstenr Csrbine nearlyrew,
Terms cash,
mhlO.d c. MCGUIRE Il co. Aucts.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.
SIock OF WATCH sAKER AND yEWILHR
Ibts at 10 O'Clock. ct the auction rooms We shau
cell the remaining Stock of Tho ThompIon Eco,
EEo has declined buiness, on sccount Of having 20
surrender bis stere; we name In part
81 Gold and Silver Chains,
eco Finger Rings, comprising all varieties,
100 Watch Keys snd Chains,
- Gents eearf Pins,
rs Ledies last PiGs,
Shit Studs, Cuff buttons, Pen and peneil Cases.
&c, dc. z3
ALSO,
Minnie Rifle, Lot Reviewers and Bowie Knives,
SGo.d Headed Canes, 20
Two Silver Mounted Glass Counter Cases. nearly
DSw, cost $50,
tpe plated Window Stand, with glass shslTss &c.
Superior Counter.
Terms cash. -
mhl0 d &c. MCGUIRE co. Aaets.
ncuJ rNd
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-
The shielfs Boys by request of their M sny lady
friends and the public in general. intend Civ ~
ing their FIFTEENTH GRAND BALL. At n
Temperance Hall. street, between 9th and $.M
10Th streets, on WEDNESDAY, March 18th LIZ
1ees. The committee pledge thenselves that neitaer
Pc IT'S expense will be spared TO make this III ,
best party given this reason
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting . gentles an
and ladies'.
Comm it.se Of Arrangfmsnts:
Dennis Mcnamara John MuilIn,
Henry Boucher. Mishael o 8risu,
Thos. O'BIieu. Dennis o ilern,
Daniel O'Breu. nh ii ST.
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XNTJ OFFER FOR SALB ONE NEW STEAM
w rue; one side wheel double Engine; iron
BoAt light draft and one eecked Barge, capacity
200 tors All OF these Boats are in complete run
MORGAN RHINEHAR
fez6 1t foot g street.
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TcAL OIL LAMPS, CHI MES, WIOKS AND
" SHADES of various PAT terms and styles. For
Gats cheap d. II. BULL.
NH IL ST. No. 100 Bride st Georgetogn,
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsES.-Wm. Col
Inns, oisorderly; locked mp six hours. Ct. It.
Augustus, do: do Minnie Tillman, selling
hqUOr without license; Joseph Calm. assault
drunk: Vim. Johnson, suspicion Of desertion:
Iuiiif1Iy. Hester Tillman, suspicion of theft:
d smissed. John Woods, drunk; Geo. Edliu
disoIdsTiy; 50 each J.. Arnold, drunk; mill
tATy. George Thomas. profanity; -. John
II illmCTe, drunk ard disorderIy; military f.
Smith, drunk; dismissed. Daniel McNamarp
driving en- the side " ak; 81 y. John Ross and
Grace Gilbert, suspicion; dis missed.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTCH, That the subscriber
y has obtained from. the Orphans Court of
letters Of admnist the person al estate Of
Abraham J. Boss. late of Washington city, D, g..
said deeened are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof to the subsori6er
may othsswiss By law be excluded from eli oensaI
fSivan nr,dar m Asnt ssfs eeth day Of reeruAsy
a b. fSst josyPH 3 BOa3.
IA sa-iava1s rs Aamsniste atoc.
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STEALING A GoosE.-Oficer Watts, of the
Fourth Ward, arrested Maria Lynch for steal
ing goose from Mary Condor. The goose
was recovered and returned to the owner, and
Maria Lynch was held to bail for court by JUS
tice Giberson.
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wlApriHa rAexa for sals at the esA< On - ecaa-
ter, ct SIX cents 9ee ooana, Ua
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

CEAND BALL CT TIE
" EMMETT ASSOCIATION.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
TIE Emmett Association take the pleasure of in
forming their friends and the pu bic in gen. N
ersi that they win celebrate St. patsick's ~
night, the 18th Of Msreh; By giying Grand faA
tween 9Th and 10th SITS The Associs ton will spare
DO pains to make this nigh OF pleasure to all who
NM: .ttAnd. Tickets 81, admitting ec.sSS..,.Sn
and ladies. ....-. NH Hst4
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GARD VIsITRFR FRAMES

4CO ROU
FrepclI Gilt, swiss Carved Wood, and American
Competition Gard Frames IL ysr!sty, At
j. MkRARITERS,
aS6 Eleventh. street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Term cash nh 10 ifStt
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LOCAL NEWS.
Nra TONIGHT.

=
GROVER THKArKR.--Mr. Grover success
fully caters to the varied fsncies OF the crowds
who delight to patronize bis tneater: One
week II is comedy, the next Tragedy ana meio-
drama, and he commences the present week
by producing the grand fairy spectacle, the
.fSeyen Sisters" Mr.. J. E. McDonough has
been engaged and will appear in the play.
Mr. Grover has also at much expense mad new
and beautiful scenes painted expressly for this
play.
EoRp's THKArRR.-At this popular theater
mr. Hackett is again announced, and our play.
goers will again find much enjoyment in his
rendition OF "Falstaff." Mr.. Ford announces
that Haekett returns here at the desire of Mr.
Lincoln and other distinguished men. To-
night will be performed Henry the Fourth"
and Mr.. Hackett will be sustained by Charles
Kemble Mason, as "Hotspur" and by g. M.
Talert, as the " Prince of Wales"
CONFERENCE.-The. Lea announces that
Miss Jenny Engle, pretty girl and a fine
vocalist, will make her first appearance to-
night. Miss Dora Dawson, Mile Medea, and
the fascinating danseuse, Miss Louisa Roulette,
and the Canterbury company generally, will
also appear, and the entertainment will con.
ciude with the pantomime, "The Village
Rivals
NA2IETIRs.-This resort eeps up its repnta.
ton as one OF the best music and concert halls
in the country, and tonight q splendid bill
will be performed Florence Rivers, Mr.. John
Reese, Miss Fannie May, Miss Maggie Friel,
Kitty Lee. Maggie Vernon, Mr.. ]. Thomson,
Frank Kerns and others, are to take part in the
entertainment.
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WINDOW SHADES.

1876 "iSDo" SHADES. 1876
Different co!ors ard sizes Window Shades in
store Cresrs fos any soquired Sty le Sizs Shade
J. MARKRITEH'S,
$50 Seventh street,
Eiaht doors above Odd Feliows' Hall.
Terms cash. NH lD-if5rs
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioassr,
Georgetown, D. O.

NIOLE PROPERTY FOR RENT-By or1sr OF the
lyl Presid snt snd Directors OF tbs CHESAPEAKE and
Ohio Canal Company, will rent to the highest
bidder On o EsDAY, the 18th inst, all the Mole
EreEsrfy OF said com pary. lying bst.een Book
bling dam or ut-lst lock
TIE property will DO divided into lots of about
fifty feet water front each, and viii be rented for
one year, commencing the ht of April next psya-
BILE quarter yearly
The renting will take Place on the premises, at
O'Clock p. N
nnh5 I'd THOMAS BOWLING, huct
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On the morning nf the 18th instant. THOMAS c.
DOM, after few days Illness, ia the j1th yeaI Of
his age.
His funeral Will take place from his residence
No tOl north street. between 9Th and 9Th streets
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. at o clock p. m. The
family and friends are invited 10 attend " thout
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= WANTS,

w AMIBD-A COPPER Plata PRINT1R.
w address Bog s1l, Post ole. a ii 81
WANTED-BTs rse1setaSls mi1dis a9ed vomoa
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E'OR RENT-A STA BIZ Is for ten or twelve b ,rses
L Inquire at the European Hotel. NH 421
E'ARM FOR sALE-Of SO acres, I mics fro N mar
Il het in Montgomery county Md. II has snout
SO fruit trees and abounds in the pures. water
Apply at 473 9Th street, near d, co ChUsIN
con DICT. NH g eo6t"
E1HRRs DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES ANDA
4 number q Vacant Lots in The Western part Of
the city ct Private Saio We offer for sale two
PeansS lVsnia avenue, between oath and 25ta SITS !.
Containing each fifteen rooms. with large hall and
eli the modern improvements. Ihe houses are in
fine condition, having Lately been thoroughly re-
paired Attsched to one Of the houses is side lot
fTontina :2Teet on the Avenue, with choice fruit
trees, srapery, &c.
Al1o. 3 thrss-story Brick Dwelling, No. 70 x ST.,
hall.
Alao, . NUN bsr OF Vacant OTIS, fronting about "a
feet each on Penn. avenue. between 2ith aud 18th
reefs west.
FOR terms: &c; sDrl, to JAS Moa ~ ! !. K
MOB RENT-With or Without Bosrd-An sxes'-
L le Mt PARLOR and several well Furnished BED
ROOMS. At $50 Twelfth street, within hye mi9uIes
va L Of the Kirawood House, Wtiliards, ana tne
Patent Office Post ONCE and Treasury and etate
De psrtrnents, The location is unsurpasssa n
Washington. No children in the house. .s1. Z
A FIRaF-CLAs8 DWELLING HOUSE FOB
"A RENTING large double House situated on
the corner of strest north s9d Esr p avsnHs'
lisbos tt Brazilian Minister. for several years
past 10 for rent; possession given On the nrst day
Ths rqsppjsss csn be seen At any time. and the
terms stated application 70 eses5 81 Ths gndsr-
signed. TIS M &c Mn.
te Exec and Trus. OF @. l.. Coltman. deceased