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A THING or BEAUTY rs JOY FOREVER.
"A Those whs desire brilliancy Of complex ion ,
must purify and enrich the blood, which HELM.
nVhDS CONCBNTRATED EXTRACT 8ARGA-
IAhlLLA invariably does. Reooileet It 10 no pat.
en- sns medicine. Ask fog Helmbold's. Take no 9th
HMMB0LD,s EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
c.t. dis0,d ~ hosn wash ours seeret and deli.
sa.S dtofoes In all their stages, ct little exp ense
niue or no eh,nse in diet. NO incon enisscs, and
no exposure 1t 10 pleasant In tsste and odor ia .
properties. mar u.sm
CODA FOUNTAIN FOR sALE-A I.r-, h. A.
- zone silver Urn. containing ten strip cans,
and faucets. cylinder cooler ten feet OF orm p g.
chesp for cash. Gall 1T Drug Store $40 corner
and It'll SITS. m 3Ir6ts
MORGAN MARE FOR sALE.-For sale 4 stylis5
W MORGAN MARE. formerly the prop r.
erty of 6srduer Howe. BEG. Ludlo.. Yer. ~
m. &c; .iI yr.r, old; af,een hands hish; 81
double harness. and say and. dashlnx under the
ssddle, ANY lady or boy can handle her. She 10
on. red for sale without . fault. ss the owner can
not match her In style or color The attention OF
IIis ate fsmilies and army Oh 10 requested to
TINS animal, She car b. seq At tire stss!sS q
s' aH 9th street, between aaA l..
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Rraat Eira Utica

UTICA, March 27.-The Female Seminary
was destroyed by fire at four o'clock this morn
ing. All the inmates, nearly one hundred In
number, escaped. The loss Is heavy.
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DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLANn
AVENUE " EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT PUB.
On WEDN lsDAY AFTERNOON. April sth. AZ
So1elock, on the premises, We hall sell Lot Ne r.
10 Square Ne. a6l. fronting l26 feet on ksrvI.n%
avenue, and lbs feet on 10Th street east, improveS
with frame Dwelling House, containing rooms
buildings, DC.
The grounds contain flowers. fruit trees, rr.na.
and this property % we'll situated for market "a,
dsning
Terms: One-half cash; the balaucs In G And 70
months, with secured notes bearing fntsresf a.
All veyancing and revenue STAN s at cost ar
purchaser.
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..DEATH AND DESTR UCTION TO THE
BRITISH INvADERS.n
Atrniy splendid REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE
il NOW READY in the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
WILD NELL THE SPY,
WILD NELL. THE SPY;
WILD NELL, THE SPY;
OF,
THE FoUNDLINGs o1THE FOREST:
ROMANCE OF TIN AMERICAN
REVOLUTION.
BY yRANOIs .. Smith.
Author Of white lsgle. the Aveuser;,
"6hlenus. the Gladiator "lveIeen wilson,"
ETC.. etc.
Luton. and il fall of the most Startling Incidents
from beginning to end. It Is written with all the
sensssP 81 An. and Il.
Atty, which is no: to be met with 10 any similar
read the manuscript, to be
THE eRIATBsT REVOLUTIONARY ROMANCE
OF MOpERN TIMES.
and ev srybo1y would do veil to look ont for it.
Also, anew. beautiful and powerful romance On
tilted
WOE deuel. WE'D,
OF,
THE FROZEN HEART.
sPsCIxsS CoPIRs SEHr FRBs.
The n. Y. WEEKLY ia sold By all News Agents
In the o. 8. The price is Six CsNTs, bat In some
T. s!s
AGENT 10 the town, desire friends to get the
n. Y: WBkKLf through him. We do not wish
no other means of getting it. When sent by mail :.
,ipeie copies, - per anaum: four copies. $40
who sepds go for club Of eight copies (ali sent
atone time! will be entitled to copy free: Post
masters and others Who get up club in their re-
speetive towns, can Afterwards add single copies
at 92.0.
Address STREET & SMITH,
m3st No. IL Frankfort street, N. r.
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PERSONAL.

IF DOCTOR AIHERTON WILL COME TO rHA
L corner Of the Metropolitan Porch next to 18th
street. on Thursday, at 8 p. M. he will hear of
something to his disadvantage. m N-3t"
DERsOHAI-Will the lady who made an ap
please call at the Post On for letter addressed
Mary i. s-n. lAst name same q the place ap
pointed. It,
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Pr GREEN & WILLIAMS, AUctisnserS.
ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF ISAAC Hpa,
BERG e SON
ExTBNsIyE SAIL or GNRRDlEMEo

EXTENSIVE SALE or CERRDlEMRo
PLEDGES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY. April Sd and az
q 10 O'Clock . m. we shall sell at our Auct;e1
Rooms No s26 eth street. corner of d. = large
UNREDElMED PLEDGES,
consisting in part of Gold and Silver Hunting .Ass
Patent lever and other Watches. Diamonds GoIS
Chains Ear rings, Finger rings, Breast pins, and
Also. Ladies and Gents Wearing Apparel. PI.-
tolls, and enc 6ne let OF new Dam ask Table Iii nss
too humorous to enumerate.
Sale to commence with the Watches.
ISAAC HlRzBERe & SON. Pawnbroke,,
m q colt GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucs
TT g. MARSHAL'3 SALR.-In virtue Of a vie
~ of heri facias issued from the Clerks O1ie, Of
the Supreme Oeurt of the United States fer tNS
District Of Columbia, and to me directed, I VIII
expose to public sale. for cash, in froot Of the
Court house deer of said District on MONDAY
the Nth day of March instant. 1855. Commencing y
II O'Clock m all defendants right, title eIsiG
and interest in and to the following property -
Lots Nos. 9 and 6, in Square No aSo,
Lot No. g, In Square Ne. 81
Part Of Lot No. 8, in Square No. $50,
together with all and singular the improves snn
thereon. ia the City OF Wsehingto d. c.. SEIZED
and levied upon as the property Of Waiter LsnoE.
and will be sold to satisfy iuaicials No 20, 81
Breme GGnrt, in favor Of kishsrd Windso5, uss Of
mar 4-dts o. Marshal b. @,
~ TIM a Bow SALE Is POSTPONED IN.
til THURSDAY, the 18th instant, same hour ana
place. WARD 81. LAAON,
e q. 8. Marshal D. @
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RLACK sILKSi BLACK SILKSu
DRESSES AND MANTLE5.
IRON TEE
NEW YORK AUCTION sALusi
We have Just received from auction q splendid
assortment Of the best makes Of
BLACK LYONS TAFFHTAS.
BLACK GR0s Oh RHINE.
BLACK POULT DH SOLE,
Splendid BLACK 9ROs GRAINS,
BLACK ROYAL ARMuREs,
ranging In price from 81 rs to IS per yard. and q
very cheap, as they were bought
UNDER THE HAMMER FOR CASH
We have also secured great many good bar
gains In
DRIss GOODS.
LINENS.
TABLE DAMASKS.
TOWELINaS.
YLANNlLS.
PRINfS.
sHIRTINas.
SH1xTIhGB.
LINEN HDKFs,
HOSIERY. 30.
which ne have reduced very much. and now make
an additional reduction Of 10 per cent.
JOS. ]. NAY CO.,
N 1911 sos Pennsylvanis avenue,
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THE FIGHTING KEPT UP UNTIL
EIGHT O'CLOCK AT NIGHT!
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LARGE NUMBERS OF PRISONERS
TAKENi
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HEAVY LOSS To THE ENEMY L
KILLED AND WOUNDED.

SHERMAN CAPTURES OVER TWO
THOUSAND PRISONERS.
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ORPHANS COURT. March Is, Isss.-DIsIaror
~ or COLUMBIA, WAsHIHGfoH CouHlT, to pit :
aforesaid has. With the appreciation 81 the Or
sppoint.a Tuesday, the I'D day 81 April. for the
anal settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate OF said deceased. and Of the assets In hand
rs far ~ the same have been collected and turned
into money; when and where all the orsdi tors and
Orphans, Court Of Washi ngton County afor essid )
With their claims properly vouehsd. or they may
said deceasedf estate: provided ,cspy Of this
order be published once week for tht ss ssks in
the Evening Star proyious TO the said 91d Apru
1855. Test:-z O. ROBRING.
mar N-lawSv* Register Of WiIls.
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TOR eALA-2S. 900 extra choice Roses. Ora.
neetsl Trees and Shrubs, Climbing and -
des co prizes the best k,nds Anovp in Eu Il
ropc ard Ameriea. Wishias - lease ny olscs for
as hss 81 A. JARDIN, Ffetist
N In s.1 18th street, corner 81 r..
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT.on THURSDAY last. black and tan eol9red
Il TERRlHR SLUT. wearing q silver collar.
The snder viii be suitably rewarded on appl ostton
at DCBANT'S Restaurant. mN-H
T OsT-On 9th street. between L and Msssactsn-
l. sets avenue, 3 Manuscript RAILROAD BOOB !.
OF NO use to any one except the Owner. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at 300 9th street..
NH q 2ts
I OsT-A little WHITE POODLE DUG. with red
IL ribbon and steel tuckle round his neck, Sun
day nisht, II o'clock. on Pennsylysnia avenue,
near 18th street. Good reward Will be given ON
returning him to 1913 West St. Georgetown. IT.
F01ER.At the Railroad Depot, Sum or
proving property and paying for this advertise.
menk Apply 1t the Banking House OF RIGGS
co. NH 2s-2t+
GTRAYED AWAY-Tuesday morning, . large
p Bfindle COW and small Hsifsr GAL; Any one
339 between 18th and l4th sta sts, viii receive
q liberal reward. NH IS St~
COO REWAKD-strayed or stolen from the
apZV stable. cor. 10Th and sits, Island, on the
night ofThursday. March I'D. 1856, black RE,
reward viii Be given If returned to THOMPSON
4 CO.. Hardware Merchants, No. 545 9th 1t.
m H-St"
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STxIEwAY 4 SONS PIANOS.

We have ju.t rSceiysd one mere OF those nass.
niGcent Grand PIANOS. IL being the
ay;h one since July last. There is no H.
other eetsbiishnent II the District that VvNIy
yhiea psiAts clearly to the sapsriofity Or thss
We invite the pablo to call and h.., Il Al ear
Wassrooms. corner Of Pc. ave: sed1lts as.
so,. rsat Of Stein e. Ea y fK0sr IA
HAnlln's CANVAS 0fseAs. nh div
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CAPTURE OF THE ENEMY'S ADVANCE
LINE.
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THE ENEM1's LOSS ENORMOUS,
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WAR DEPARTMENT, March IS, go p. m.
Major General Die, Ne9 York:
Later reports from General Grant, which
are subjoined, show that the operations OF our
forces this morning were brilliantly success
fal. The rebel prisoners already secured num-
Der 100 The rebel killed and wounded Gen
eral Grant estimates at probably not less tn an
3,CeD. Our loss is estimated at 800, but may
prove less.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War
CITY POINT, VA, March 25, 80 P. a.-Hon
Ed'cin 81. Stonton, Secretary Of Val am not
yet able to give the results Of the day accurate
ly but the nunaber Of prisoners captured proves
larger than at first reported. The slaughter
of the enemy At the point where they entered
our lines, and in front of 1t, was probably
not less than three thousand. Our loss is
estimated at eight hundred, and may prove
less.
Gen. Humphreys attacked on the left with
great promptness, capturing near one hundred
men, and causing the enemy to return troops
to that part OF his line rapidly.
L. s. GRANT, Lieut.. 9enl.
CRY POINT, VA, March 81, P M.-Hon
Edpin H. Stanton, Secretnryof War.-The num-
Der of prisoners received by the provost mar
shall is twenty two hundred (2.2OD) Ia ken by
the 9Th corps, and five hundred (500) by the I'd
corps There may be still some more 10 be
brought in. U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Genl.
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Tn TRLEaRAPH.-Telsgrap communi.
cation with New York has been re established,
the break at Havre- de. Grace having been re-
paired, and the whole line put In complete
working order.
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SHERMAN'S OPERATIONS SINCE HE
LEFT FAYETTEVILLE.
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE L CO., Aaotionssrs.
EAC1LLlnrTr HoUsEH9LD FURNITURE AN,

~ I HnTFkGTs AT RnBLIG SALE.
O'clock. It Tie residence Of NJ. n bub.n.. NJ y
We shs! sell the Furniture and Household sasos,
Rossxeod: case ssvea- octave Pisnoforts. By sca,.
Excellent walnut. Hair Cloth Covered p.r,.,
Rlss Sd: F Mls5sf
Walnut Whatnst. MahoE any Card Tablss
Wainst and asi Bsdsss.z:. Enclosed w,.s
Marble tor Bureaus: D5ss.ias Stand.
Rsl n
leather Beds, Bolsters. and Pillows
EG,!ss VIE sas' e S11s.; tables
Mahogany sidebeard
7s;:gl.teS Ware. China. crocksry. aaa a,sS
P.9ics. c soe l sso,ss. a s. Aas'
NH I'd y i''A &c. MCGUIRE - CO.. Ausss.
pr JAS. o. MCGUIRE co., Auotionsers.
LIP szGE
onFR1baI MoRN1ha, MsIes sis. st % o'oat,
at the residence No 2Ss street, between 18th and
IieEsnt t Walnut P.rlor Suit. covered in H.d De-
Rep Covered Turkish Easy Chairs
Marble. top CO cred Centre Table
Lace Wind. Curtains. one cornios
carved W sjnut, NetVet covered Arm Ch2iru
Morocco covered Lonnse and Chairs
Marble top Bureaus, Wasbs lands Vardrsbss
Walnut Bedsteads, eprip Mattresses
Hair and Husk MAttl esses. Gotta 70 0aitS
Feather Beds, BUlsters and Pillows
Blankets, Sheets, Quilts. Comforts
Cane and Wood seat Chairs Toilet Sets
Oah Marble top Sideboard
Oak Extension Dining Table
Oak Cane seat Dining Chairs
silver plated Tea Sets, Castors
silver dated Walters, Bask cts. Nsdes
French CbinA Orockery, Fruit DisSss
cutlery and Glass Ware, Oh atnB Disnes
Cut and engraved 30 hemian Glaat WGs
Mahogany. Walnut and Pine WritinS Ieeses
Tossther With : general assortment OF Kis~Asa
'I y si.a i: J .. MCGUIRE L Co.. Acts.
REWARI or OouNrERrEtrSA sD unrHis !;
ID OIPLED HBALHR6 sodeav ring 70 oueeSW
their own and other rrelarations 90 W. re- SSnS
ton attained By RILM Boil kS 6ENC
IIELMBOLDV YLUID HxrRAOf. Bu0aU ~
III sieassnt IN taate and oder. free res Az
injurious properties. and iausaiat' N i y = 80
TIELM ROLD9 DXfRACf BUC8U Glvs
III health and yieof to Ne frsos aad o1eem
the paIIid shee&. Debility q scoeupanisa y
msns MarniuG gym ptsos s4d u 40 treetrss,a a.is
a. bnitted 10, C6Ess . ptiea. Inssnity or Ess.s
hts eHs1s. oHo"
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NEW SINGING AND PIANO FORTE OLAss
~ has been opsned BY Prof WOLOWa- .-Hs
KI. ut 1853 9Th street, between 81 aud I
:srssss Is nSi, . his ner %sthod
be enabled in vary short time. to read musie
readily and execute on the piano With rare perfec.
ton. Asto the vocal part, he arrives Of most eE-
ua0rdln2fy HoeUlu. m y0f
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Official War Bulletin.

HIS OWN LOSSES MUCH LESS.
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Capture OF q ough-Sch efie Id Enters
without observation-disclosures Plans
BEING CARR ed Out-Lscomotives and Cars
CapiNred.
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TIELM ROLDY DXfRACf BUC8U Owe
the paIiid shse&. Debility d scoeupanisa y
N snS aiarnirG syn pts0l AAd IL no uestueu w!
a. bnitted 20, C6hss . psiea. Inssnity or Lseus
HtS enSes, uk 0SA
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IMPORTANT!
0ffi.ial Reports of the Operations OF Gfan
and Sherman

THE GREAT VICTORY ON SATURDAY /.
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RY JAS c. MCGUIRE { co. Aucts.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH n
STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th SrS
WEST
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March sist, NJ s
O'Clock Ion the premises, sh all sell the veftAr,
most part of Lot No. 3. in Square No. 1876 front
ing Is feet north street. between 18th and ists
streets, and running back about ic6 feet to q "a
feet alley
Terms-0ne half cash. the balance In six ..a
twelve months. with interest secured By deed
of Trust.
Ali con.eysnens and stamps at the cost OF th.
yAs. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO
NH q ids Auetionsa..
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RELEAsKD.-Mr. Charles J. Cook, formerly
the ticket agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad In this city, arrested few DAYS since
on the charge OF being concerned In the trans
portatton ticket frauds, and committed to the
Old Capitol has been Internationally released.
This will be good news to his many friends
here and elsewhere.
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hkSo RE En i, rnssssi1s 2, MOUNT
PSss Of eonferrins degrees will be held THIS
IT. rios. W. FOWLER. Scribe.
TM IaIs s SPS Yestips ofFEw %:
THIS lvINING, March ~. st their Hall to make
Ii. BEALL By order CRIAg HURST,
1t Secretary.
n@THE MEMBERs OF COLUMBIA ENGINE
US C0MPANY Ne; I, are hereby notiaed thai
Libr.ry win be held on MONDAY. April ). 1856, a
been appoi ntsd Comm ssioner of Election Con
rad Kaufman. John W. Smeot and JOS B. TAFT
The polls will be kept oyen from TO clock D. m
It" VIM. p. HICKS, Librarian
n-A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY VOCAL
US CONOBRT
Will be given at
NJ. e. CHURCH, 18th STREET, NAVY YARD.
MONDAY EVENING, March 9TH,
for the benefit ofIsAAO 81 MGCATHRAN drafted
Messrs, Dawson, Cross. Ho5gscu, Tebler Bali
Moves, and Others Of the best mus; cal talent OF
Washington. heve kindly consented to sing.
Mr. Misiek win perform on one Of Chick.
for this occasion by Mr.. John r Ellis
Admiration to ell parts OF the hall 20 cents.
M 35-2tS
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War Bull lie tins.
GRANT.

e GRANT.
Great Battle en- Saturday-1he Eaemy At.
tack ferts Haskell and Steadman-Csa.
Plete Repulse ct the Rebels-2,100
tured-3,oo Rebels Killed and WsuRA.
ed-Cntsn Less 900.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Z
WASHINGTON, March rs, 1866 I'm
Major General John A. Diz, .NcN York: s.
This morning, at nalf.past four o'clock, tina
enemy, by q strong and sudden assault, cap.
tured Fsrt Steadman, but after vigorous
contest, the fort was recaptured, with sixteen
hundred u,6O0) rebel prisoners. two 20 battle
fiags and all the guns uninjured. General
MCLAUGHLIN was taken prisoner by the rebels
who also assaulted Fort Haskell, but were
repulsed with great loss. The Official report
EDwIs M. STANTON, Secretary Of war.
CITY POINT, ", lao ?. m, March Is. 1865.
Hon. Edwin N, Stanton, Secretary of War: The
following dispatch Of General Parke is re.
ceiyed frem General Meade.
US. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
"The enemy attacked my frost this morning
at about 4.39 q. m, with three divisions under
command OF General Gordon. By sudden
rush they seized the line held by the Sd brigade,
OF Steadman, wheeled, and overpowering the
Carr ison, took possession Of the fort They es-
tablished themselves on the hill, turning our
guns upon rs. Our troops, on either nank.
stood arm. Soon after, a determined attack
was made on Fort Haskell, held by a part OF
McLaughlin's brigade, Wilcox's division, and
was repulsed with great loss to the enemy.
"The LIST brigade Of Hartranfts division,
held In reserve, was brought up, and check
given to any further advance One or two at
tempts to retake the hill were made, and we're
only temporarily successful, until the arrival
Of the I'd brigade, when a charge was made by
that brigade, aided by the troops OF the 1st di-
vision on either flank, and the enemy were
driven out of the fort with the loss of q num-
Der OF prisoners. estimated at about LOCO. Two
battle-fl flags have also been brought in. The
our lines. The whole line was Immediately
reoccupied. and the guns retaksn uninjured.
1 regret to add that General Mclaughlin was
otherwise not heavy. Great praise is due to
Hantranft for the gallantry displayed in hand.
ling his division, which behaved with great
skill in this, its first engagement
sJoHN G.. PARKB, Major General"
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~ J. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs ON MASSACHU.
sETTs HSkNuE, NEAR 1srH sTRHsT. Ar
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, A,ri "a. q. a..
o'clock, on the premises We shall sell Lots L. And
in Dav sons subdivision of Sqaars No sls
enue, near ltth street. Lot s 20 feet inches ov
sf,d avenue end running osck 70 a street.
months, with interest. secured by deed of trust 4
payment Of y31 will be required on each lot ct tim.
of sale
Ali conveyanciug st purchasers cost.
m Z7-ddds j, O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotx
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EoR sALE--A Dun Gray MARE. sixteen
Il bRnas high, between and years old. IAA
in 9 very good condition. Suitable for vag 6A
on. buggy aRd saddle. Inquire atF. D15FOSSE,
avenue. mar Hist
IN OOO DOLLARS WORTH OF CARPETS.
lO,UUU MATTINGs, OILCL0TH8, aad
RUGS, lust received frem New York and htls lei :
phia, to be sold of at fifty cent less than the
former prices Persons In want will do we'll to
give US call. ut No. 326 seventh and streets.
GREKN & WILLIAMS
mar Civ Furniture Dealers.
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TWO DESfRABJu BUILDING LOTS ON sorru
SIREKTi BETWEEN 18TH AND I1rH srS.
5 5AsI; rRpayArrERNoos ..r;,,
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell, lot No ,,
in square No. iafs diviaed into two dne buiIdlns
Lots. fronting each e feet inches on sout n at
between lath and 18th sts. east, and run iss bseG
~ feet. ! inch 81 10 . 30 foet alley.
Terms 0n. third cash; the balance In And n
months, with interest, secured BY deed OF trnst
All oonveyazsins and stamps At the cost Of She
purchaser
nfsE E-d&ds JO MCGUIRE co. Aunt.
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EDITION,
S O'CLOCK r. N.
6OvERNMENr AECURIrIKs.
- WAsaINGros, March 81, 1885.

Jay Cooke Il Go. furnish the following quo.
tations Of 9overnment securities:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-26
SAIPPIN q NJ e w S.
ALMANAC
SUN Observation-Disclosures. 80 NOON -
80 10 81


ARRIVED
is b the cte~ Of
siesmer Kanawha, Taylor Galveston via Pensacola
Steamship North Point. prirwan City Point 80 hours with
troops. % Qnartsrmaster ~. 49,
With to sroS hsav
weather up TO the Banks; since light airs and cals
SS.ss SS n
a. spoke brig Eliza Ann OF and from SYo,i fsr Remedo.
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schr Mary Parker, Parker Virginia. days
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Sehr Wiets, Bayles Georgetown, days Norwich
Schr 4 d Endcolt, Eadicoit Washington be. g days
Schr Benz Franklin, Brown, Cherryhcld, y DAYS.
Schr T X Abell Colwell Providence
Schr Aida, Eaton. Newport for Rondout.
Schr Henry Gibson, Dumb New Haven.
Schr Brazos. Kelsey, Portland, CT
Schr Freestone Smith, Portland, c. with stone
Schr VIM Gray Clark, Portland, Ct, with stone.
Scir Smith, Rankin, Portland, CT with stone
Scar Joseph Rogers Smith. Portland, CT with stone
schr DANIEL Russell, Hall, Portland CT with stone
Schr BENJAMIN English Baker, Portland CT with stone
Sc.r q Hazard, Chase, Hartford for Rondout
Schr -. Buell.. Middletown.
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Obituary.
CIR LAscELLEs wRAxALL.

FIR EANJEEEES WKANAET.
The death Of the English writer Sir Frederick Charles
Wra,ai II announced. lie served In the Turkish Con.
tngcnt during the Crmoan He t., however better
known by his contribution 10 the light aud riodi
literature Of the day, the balk Of which he has swelcd
BY the publication Of works variety suhe IT,
vel by TRANSACTIONS from the French and
German He had recently taken up his abode at Vienna
VIII he speed ly attacked by Illness which termi.
mated ia'sIly. lie was only 81 years OF age.
one HUNDRED sSD rouR YEARS OLD.
LuciNDA Pgrr died at Patchoguc, Long leland, the
18th inst az The great age Of 1o4 yoais Up TO short
tne hcoo her dccease she retained o.! all her
faculties IN a remarkable degree
ONE HUNDRED AND TWO YEARS OLD
GEoNas RANDtBs, citizen of Conemaugh township
lniana county d d on the 1lth inst at the advanced
a.e q lU2 year. For number of years previous bis
death he IN care Of the Oyerseers of the Poor OF
Conemaugh township and Tor the last years was
confined 10 his bed. It.
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pssSus.--At Armory eqrare Hospital, Washington,
d. C., saturday morning, June "a, william scroLrsr
PnESs, youngest of the late John Prcntss OF Bal
timore Maryland, aged 20 years and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of Tue family are respect
folly Invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence
81 bis brother. Melville Prentiss 81 Livingston street,
Brooklyn, Il J., on Tuesday afternoon, " four o'clock.
Boston papers please copy
Jktv 0per Deas See Third Paexl