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lAYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotioneers.

AND oTHER PERs0NhL PRoPERTY
By virtue Of deef-of trust, bearing date August
the Path, 1864. and duly recorded in Libsr r.
Washington County. District Of Columbis. shall
sell, On FRIDAY MORNING, March II, COM
pred Lease two years to rum of the "Impsrid
Restaurant situated on the south side of Penn
being numbered 213. There are fifteen new fur
nished rooms in the hoHse and the location Is
among the best ia the city. L shall sell. at the
,swe time, the Personal PROPERTY, consisting of
Stoves, Mirrors, &c. embracing the Puroiturs OF
fifteen rooms, together with the Bar Fixtures.
Liquors Cigars, &c.
Terms cash. u n. TUCKER. Trustee.
10 7-dts J o. MCGUIRE L CO, Aucts.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE, AND LOT ON

TRUST EES SALE OF HoUsE AND LOT ON
In virtue Of deed Of trust from 10 bert Cornell.
dated January / 1883, and recorded in Lioer Q;
.nd at the Of Se
Hes secured thereby, will proceed to sell TO the
The sd day Of March next ensuing, at ocioce In
the afternoon. all that part of Lot numbered one
georeeto in the District aforesaid bou nded a.
follows, to wit BEGINNING at the end Of one hun
south line Of Besll Street With the east line Of
montgomery street, and running from thence By
the heirs Of Robert oud. deceased, one hun d
and At
right angles with Beall street one hundred and
improvements ct cetess. as in the said trust men-
The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase
due in six and nine months, with interest from the
day OF SALE to be secured to the satisfaction of the
Ali cenveyancins and stamps a. the purchasers
snH yes shs TO-
fer cash, on one weeks public notice, at the risk
and cost of the purchaser in default; r
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
FARM FOR sALI,
about ten miles from Washington city, In Mont
gomery county, Maryland. fronting Immediately
tanning about two Hundred and twenty 1--WE acres.
and will admit of division int two farms; one con-
tanning one hundred and twenty: Eve acres more
or less; the other one hundred acres, more or
less.
AS it now stands it is divided into six fields. each
wei watered, and there is never failing stream of
Tstsr running through the centre OF the tarn
sssf as " and ss7.ntsa1s
acres of itmhered land.
house containing nine we'll finished rooms of good
material. besides cellar and sarreta and an out
t10 farm houses, suitable with little repair, for
farm hands TO occupy.
There is variety of fruit, some of the NEST for
riety Of apples, all in full bearing There is also
thrifty young orchard Of selected fruit, apples,
peaches, pears, ounces and damsons, just coming
into bearing.
This farm will be sold at public sale on WED
the next fair day.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
feT-eo&ds GR1HN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THIS AFTERNOON AND 70. MORROW
FINAL SALE OF BEAUTIFUL OIL PAINT.

MOS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March 18th, at
nAt,pssf seven O'Clock, a. our sales rooms; We
seaa sell sixty choi g and beautiful OIL PAlNE-
IN. none Of which have heretof fore been eIhie-
heo IN .nls city. This collection embraces some
eeaatIul specimens Of art, sad has been selected
,rom ene principal European ma, kets BY Mr. L. A.
mstr.ra "a gen reman Of experience and taste In
cstalogues ready, and paintings on free .sxhibi.
10 auring the day ana evening Of Monday and
As tAis will be the final sale, all who desire to
should be present.
Terms cash.
ml3 1t J. @. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctionesr; Georsetovn.
EXoELLEET H0UsEHoLB FURNITURE AND
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March IL. at ten
O'Clock, will sell at the residence of Thomas
Waters, ksq., No 100 High street above West
street, his Household and Kitchen Furniture, CON
sistIpG Of
Excellent Parlor Chairs and ssfa.
Mirrors. ersrohes and Bureaus.
Three ply, ngrain aud other Carpets.
Bedsteads, Festher Beds,
Bedding and Mattresses,
Cock ing, Parlnr and other Stoves,
Croekery and Glass Ware, and many other articles
Terms cash. Sale positive.
At AZ o'clock .. will sell Lot No. -, fronting
40 feet the east side of High street. above Vest
street, and with depth of $50 feet.
Terms. One half Cas- balance in and IL months,
SECURED b, deed Of trust n the property,
m iO-4t THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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MARRIED,

By the Rev. p. K Brown at the Episcopal
Church. High street GEORGETOWN. D. c., Mr. j
3. SPENCER to Miss r. V. MARTIN, both of this
District.
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Miss ANN sISSON, aged

On the 18th OF March. Miss ANN SISSON, aged
"a years.
Der funeral will take place from her late resi-
half past two this Tuesday, where her friends and
relations respectfully invited without further
notice.
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TIE THIRD and positively final sale OF ele.
CANT oil paintings at J. q. Mcclure & Co. 8
auction rooms will take place this Tuesday,
evening, commencing at ~ O'Clock. Upwards
copy of RaphaePs "Madonna Of the Candelas
bras" have been arranged for this sale, which
are to be equal If not superior, to those
OF the former catalogue. Seats will be proyi.
ded for ladies attending, and every opportuni.
ty afforded for the full examination of the
pfctures
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LARGE SALE OF FINE PLATED WAR;
FROM ONE OF THE BEST MANURACT0RIES
IN PHILADELPHIA AT AUCTION.
On thursday. the 18th instant, at 10 o CLOCK O.
M, we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms. On Ttk
and d streets
Fine Plated Tea Sets Butter Dishes,
Castors, Fruit and Wine Stands, WsiterR
Water and Ice Pitchers,
Cups, Gohets, Knives and Forks, DO.
Persons in want of such goods wiN do well to
attend the SALE the above goods arc OF this best
materials.
md GREEN g. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RYJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 535 ACRES OF vALu
BLE LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES or r.

DIE LAM FOUh MILES Of Iii
CAPITOL.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed in the cause of
Sheriff d Lowrie agt; Dean and wife and others,
No. S2s, equity, will expose at public sale ON
THURSDAY, March 18th. iS55, at IL O'clock m i, Il
fair if not the next fair day thereafter at the
dence # MI: John v Dean, upon the premises.
iDston county, D. g., died seized and possessed,
containing aboSs rs acres. This property is most
eigikl7 situated being within about four miles OF
the. Capitol and one Of Banning's Bridge. It is
well wooded and watsred, las an abundance fine
meadow Land. and is admirably adapted for market
purposes. The soil lie Of line character, kind and
productive and easy of cult walton.
The Improvement consists OF two framed Dwell
ings Zone of which ia comrnodious,) and all
cessary outbuildings and there is some beautiful
building sites on the premises, commanding fun
view of the Gig
The land vii / be subdivided int several small
Tracts, aRlAt c. which may be seen a. the Auction
Terms of sal . as Rrescrib by the Decre.; one
half in cash the day of sale. and tae residue in
equal install ments attwelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale with interest, and approved
security.
Title indisputable
Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost OF
NC STEPHENS, Trustee
feb 2; JAS. MCGUIRE Il co Auct'rs.
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RYJ. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionsers.

Oh NORTH L AND PATH STREETS AT PUB
Lie SALE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. March 18th, at AZ
O'Clock, the premises, shall sell, Lot No in
Square No 40. fronting 70 feet North I street.
square feet
Terms One-third cash. bal An CO in six and twelve
months, with secured notes bearing interrst.
All conveyancing and stamps al the cost OF thu
purchaser.
mari O. MCGUIRE Il Co.. AuctS-
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RT THOS. BOWLING, Auct'r; Geor getown.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THA Knights

OF GEORGET0WN AT AUCTION.
IN Bss9 On 'hf ADDITION t to
feet aGe % depth
fs ssd pam. an of
attention of Spectators I'D others is invited. as
this Offers rare oppG,tunitty for yestm me
Brick House and Lot. tNo. bO) 4th street, n the
ss e.s.ts T as H:"fy
be sold as the portion of Mrs. L. Clements.
the Con
and stamps HOS ans
sss.a the SFs Gsrf
G s p Of the United NIT for t sA
expose to pubic sale fel trent q tie Court
i House doer; in said Dis.ric Ct: on MONDAY, the
Lots Nos '1s and .1 Of sau.s:
with al and nsSlsr the improv:ns nts tS:rsen.
and y T Ss sos the
Supreme Court, in favor Of John b; Wiiiismscn.
m4td Us. Marshal Dist Dol:
the su preme Oeurt of the United States for the
% snSs as said 81 d r.
Il eeloof ali defend ants rishs. title. CLAIM
and Interest in and to the following property. to
Lots Nos. 2 and s, in Square No. 16e,
Lot No. %, In Square No. 81.
Part of Lot No. 8, in Square No. $50,
together with all and sin ular the improvements
thereon. in the City of Washington. d. c.: seizsd
and levied upon as the property Of water LsnoH.
EsSsrs ii favor Of 1855
mar 4-dts q. 8. Marshal DC.
IT g. MARSHAL'S sALE.-In virtue Of Q writ
Issued ss Of tho
Court of the District of Columbia, and to me d.
rected will sell, at pu blc sale for cash. in front
DAY the 2lst day Of March, 1856, commencing at
u O'Clock "a all Maynadier Mason's right, title,
claim and interest in and to the following de.
scribed property. to wit: The middle part of lots
Nos and s. feet front south side of Bridge
street, 100 feet deep in Helmead's addition TO
Georgetown. D. G.. together with all and sin gular
as the property of Maynadier Mason. and will be
sold t. satisfy judicisls No. 264, O., in favor OF
fe It'd q. 8. Marshal D. G.
GALE OF TRAME BUILDING AT GEORGE
- TOWN. D. o.
Chief Oxartsrnas:sr's Office, Depot Of Washinstos,}
"ashinsfon. d: C., March 4. 1866:
on TUESDAY, March II, 1865, ut eleven O'Clock
FRAME BUILDING,
thirty by thirty four feet. containing eight ~
rooms, tegetb with shed fftesp py ntteSn, sit
Streets. aeorgetown, d. G.
Terms cash, in dovernnenS f9nd no,rcuvp
Brig. Gen. and ohief Quarterm aster.
m4td Depot of Washinston.
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prRuvIAN GUANO,
I fhnpHksp s PERUVIAN euAso.
And other fERTILIzgRs.
f'f '"i: ~. BARTHoLow. sss 7th street,
below Penn's avenue,
BLOWS AND PLeW CASTINGS. of every vari.
Il ETY., in stock for spring sales.
full and complete stock Of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY.
Up. BARfHOL0w, SIS yth street,
feb A-eolm below PeRn'a avenue.
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LADIEs.-Eyery lady in want Of beautiful
Jewelry should call at the Dollar Jewelry
store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue, Ak street.
mh1l.St "
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RY GREIN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FINE TWO-sToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE. BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS NORTH. A
AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock p m :.
shall sell in front of the premises, east part of
Lot 9, in Square south Of Square No. 562, Is feet
front, raining through to 81 street. with q good
two story Frame House containing six nice rooms
suitable for family residence.
Terms: One half cash ; balance In six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
All conveyancins and revenue stamps at the COS
of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars will be required to be paid down
when the property ia knocked off.
m I4d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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PBRFHTTOEY SALE or FINE BUILDING LOT
ON 9Th STREET WEST, BETWEEN n AND
0 STREETS NORTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March II at AZ
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell the Soutk
part Lot No 4, in subdivision Of square Ne 39s.
fronting IL feet inches on 9th street, between n
and streets sorth aud running back 81 feet
inEn ns 10 ten foot aasy;c moaurpR m
NH IL Auctioneers.
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1856 pApxhHANaiSes. 1876
4S6 WINDOW SHADES 4s6
4SS OVAL PICTURE FRAMES 4S6
4s6 PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELS. $50
4s6 PAINTiN9s, nLNNG5R9.AyINGss 80 4s6
8doors absve Odd Fellows HAL:
TNCLOsR FIFTY CENTS, and receive By return
Il m ali IN urettiest, richest and best thin out
WILLIAM CAMPBELL,
m io-lmt Pc Box 3S6, Baltimore, Md.
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DY W, L. WALL l. CO., Auctioneers.
ID South corner Penn. avenue, and 9Th st.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFKCTs AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, 10th instant, at 10
O'Clock. we win sell at the Auction Rooms, q col.
lection Of Second. hand Furniture. eomprising.
niture and Utensils, &c. &c
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct /; GEORGETOWN.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
ING-HOUSE AND LOT IN GE0RG ETC WIN AT

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th, at
4oclock. in front of the premises, will sell at
Double House, the corner of Prospect and
Market streets. and now occupied by William s.
Matthews. 1t is two stories aud half high. and
contains eleven rooms. with gas. water, and all
modern improvements; a building in the of
four rooms. has a bath room, closets, &c. The lot
is large. spd the site commands splendid view
down the Potomac river.
Terms One half cash; balance in thres and six
months, secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty.
Ali conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
Sale positive. THOMAS BOWLING.
m L. st Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALKS
FUTURE DAYS.
10Y BROOKHR Il BELLlw, Auctioneera.
- No. 36S It'll st., one door above Z.

- NO. jos TN 81, ono ooor ABOVE I.
Sales BY Auction EVERY RvlNINe. 81
o'clock. ofs full assortment of Dry Goods. Cloth =
sSns. Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars
ssesHnrs shirts and Drawers, Soaps, PERU uery
SS.aunonsry, Paintings, Albums, Nonsas, fsaoy
6oods. Watched, re, &c
SMl ~dvsnced on Merchandise
fes 81 In sale fssRa 0Shisks .so ssL I'll A.e..
RI GREEN WILLIAMS, AuetIoneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HANDSOME pRopxpry
sITEAThp At THE C0RNnR OF FOURTH
sUNNINd sHoK r. sr kkiai soh HfrEs n.
go, A LOT ON SOUTH I, BETWEEN sE6oNp
AND THIRD STREETS EAST. MAR nav
YARD. 1T BHL9S9tHG TO THE ESTATE OR
THE LATE EDMOND OAsTELL.
On FRIDAY, tie 18th instant, We shall sell, In
named property, at. o'clock p. M part OF hot No.
Lin sGuars No. 7T, having front OF IL feet 8
inches Cd virginia avenue 20 feet inch en- 4th 81
east and 81 feet inches street south and con-
tanning SOS feet, with the Improvements which
tanning conveniently arranged rooms.
Isis property is handsomely located. and wou!d
Dake nne business stand also, part Lot No. in
eaunre No I6S, having front of20 feet on street
south pet I'd and Sd streets east, with q depth
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, except one sixth of the whole purchase
money: which can remsin in the purchasers
hands for several years that one sixth to be de.
Quoted from the aforesaid instsllmeuts; notes to
be givenifor the VIII ole deferred payments bearing
interest from the day of sale. dee1 given and
deed of trust taken.
Si9o will be required when the property is
Al e,onNveyancs Including revenue stamps at the
M I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE PROPERTY ON

On MONDAY, the Goth instant, at o'clock p. m -.
We shall sell, in front of the premises, 10 Square
905, bounded al feet from the southwest corner of
said square, and running thence north along the
line of 7th street east q feet inches thence east
TO the p ace of beginning, with improvements.
Immedi stely after the above sale, at 5h O'Clock
in Square No. 81, situated on south street, be-
tween 9Th snd tn streets east, with the improve
ments Consisting of three two story Frame Houses,
six rooms each.
A fine chance for good Investment. To any one
wishing to purchase small property they will be
sold separate.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, the purchaser giving notes bearing in
terest. A deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
$50 will be required down on each house when
the property is knocked off.
m 1s-a. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WANTED-On or before March 4th, HOUSE
~ in the country. with one to ten a.res Of land
ment. Good references given. Address PERMA-
EENCE, Star office. feS.lms
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N1ls OIL.
MIR. Utermehle wished to know if a man was
provided with g. substitute by his club he
should receive any portion OF this appropria-
tlonl
MI Lioyd.-No, neither him or any man
able to furnish one himself.
Mr.. Garfield wanted nc distinction made at
all, but thought all citizens should share alike
Mr. Quick moved to amend the bill so that
should not apply TO those who had already
put in substitutes.
The Chair stated that the bill as amended
By the Common Council must either be &C.
Cepted or rejected as a whole, so as to get final
action. II they non concurred in the Common
Council amendments, then committee Of con-
ference might be appointed, who would settle
The matter at once.
Mr. Noyes renewed his motion to concur, on
which the yeas and nays Were demanded, re-
sultlnR:-In the Affirmative, 5; in the mega
tive, Z. So the motion to concur was lost.
The Common Council insisting upon its
amendments, Aldermen Utermehle, Lloyd and
Gulick Were appointed a committee to confer
with similar one from the lower board on the
dIsagreeing votes. 9
Mr.. Utefmehle offered resolution obligating
the Corporation OF Washington TO subscribe
500, $50 to the stock OF the Metropolitan Rail-
road Company for the construction OF q rail-
road from Washington to Point of Rocks, pro-
yided the obligation received the ratification of
the voters OF Washington at the next election
After debate the resolution was referred to
the finance committee and ordered to be
printed
Mr.. Turton presented the petition of H. II
Lowry, and several ward physicians, praying
an increase OF compensation; referred
Mr. Plant presented the petition Of l.. ].
middleton, asking permission to erect an ice
mouse At the foot OF q street south; referred.
mir. Barr presented the petition OF sundry
citizens, accompanied by q bill, for laying the
1ootway and setting curb stones along the south
front OF SO uares 19i, 200 and 2il; referred.
MIR. Utermehle presented the petition OF w.
IL Franklin, for the return OF : 100 deposited by
him for a license which he failed 10 take out;
referred
The petitions OF Chas Hennert for the lease
OF the island in Tiber Greek, a. the foot Of 18th
street; of +. Sweet relative TO the erection OF
frame buildings, and from suEdry citizens rel
alive 10 the paving of sidewalks, were also
presented and referred
mr.. mcCathran introduced bill to pave
iootway ano set surb stones on the west front
Of squares ST., o7i, SIS and SIG; referred Also,
Il bill to pave the footway and set curb stones
SloDg The east front OF square 9OO. referred
Also, bill TO pave the footway and set curb
stones along the west front of souare OBI along
the east front OF OPS, and south front or OBJ:
referred.
Mr.. Pepper, from improvements committee
reported q bill to relay the gutter ON the east
side OF 4th street, between q and II; passed
Also, q bill TO gr ade and gravel street south,
from I'd 70 Attn streets east passed.
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"ANTED-Ladies and Gents cast off CLOTH
w ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, lURNITuRE,
or any kind OF Personal Property, No 416 at I,
near the Post Office. between 9th and 9th SITS Two
SEWING MACHINES for rent. feb 9 linz
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WANT lD-SIOOND HAND HURNITURH
w Also, MIRRORS, 9AKR1Ts, Blgs, BED
description z. BUCHLY, 406 It'll street,
te8-d between & and 81, east side.
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" AN "a 100000 LADIES MORE.

w 300, 900 LADIEa MORT,
who want the new style Of Qol1ar, to bring their
and Fluting Depot, Isl .treet, and get then
Fluted Prince has two machines made expressly
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nEER SKINS WANTEDi-Ths subscribers win
~ pay the highest cash prices for DEER KINs,
a. their Bucksiin GLOVE Mandatory. los High
nov Isl SAMsBURG Il lBIRT.
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WANTED-A boy of Is years wants q PLACE
w in some kind Of store. Has had two years
experience . salesman Can come we'll recon-
mended. Also: his brother, of IL years, wants
PLACE in an ONCE to clean off ce and errands,
or a permanent home with view of lear q ing some
kind of business Address J T., City Post Office,
stating your resdsuce m 1I-3tr
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WANTED TO RHNT-Two or three frrnished
w or partly furnished ROOMS, suitable for
housekeeping for small family near city railroad
preferred, Moderate terms required. Address
s. B. c. rity Post Office m ll-3t~
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LNOR TWO CENTS A DAY YOU CAN READ
L any.ew book. ifyou take 2 Double Monthly
~" Pennsylvania avenue No. $50, between 18th
and 18th streets. Open 81 q. m. D. N mar 7-lmf
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IGOR RENT-Three or four UNFURN ISHED
L ROOMS and kitchen, suitable for hoqsekssp-
respectable party. Address o. D., Room No. SO
four ID floor War Department. m l3.2t
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few mornings since, and to the lntoler-
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Il on, because Of rs Straightforward
adherence toand advocacy OF the Union
cause. We notice that at Baltimore,
and other points east and north, up
peals are being made to subscribers
and advertisers in It's behalf. Gen.
Terry, himself, has warmly commend
ed it to the patronage Of the Northern
people. We trust that here in Wheel
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those who feel that they could read a
Richmond paper with interest and
without burthen TO their expenses, will
subscribe for the Republic. It is an
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Eastern Virginia nCws, and is well
worth eight dollars per year-the price
Of the daily. For six month the price
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