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TRUSTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
i NEAR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

BY, virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery County sitting as Court Of Bquity,
in . cause xhsrsin A:nrya a: Dodge, ASST gnss of
and Lorenzo Thomss and others are Defendants.
the subscriber. as Trustee viii sell. Ct Public
Ter nally ytown, D. @. on SLTgRD AZ. the 18TH Of
ApriI 1865, At l2 O'Clock m, all that FARM lately
occupied by Reasl Keith, and known formerly as
the Mc3.tron Farm, containing lis acres, rood
and % perches Of land.
The improvements consist of two plain frame
and other necessary outbuildiugs. There Is ON
this place o very large and thrifty Peach Orchard.
This Farm is situated in Mont merry county.
Md, i'm mr rdiately ON the turnpike leading from
Georgstovn. D. c., to Rockville, about mile.
from the former and from the la ter place; it
aaioins the lands Of Joseph u. Bradley, Esq: DR.
B. T. EOdges, and others, and opposite the farm
of DR. Davidson, the pike dividing them.
This is ne of the NEST desir Abie farms in the
county. rs near proximity to the District cities
renders it desirable rs . country seat, as also .
market farm.
Any one desiring to view the premises before
the day Of saIe, or wishing informa ion in regard
to them. will be shown them or the desired in
formation given. by calling on Richard Williams,
Esq W no resides nearly OPP site the promises,
JOS d. Bradley. ESQ, Washins ston, D, G.
Terms of Sale: Cash on the day Of sale:
ap22-ts JOHN BR1WEh, Trustee.
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On the 23d init, OF lung disease, MARY h.,orsd
wife Of John Kaiser in the 10th year OF h., o.. w
The frie Bds Of the family are respecffuily iad
to ate nd her funer.l 10 morrow. Tuesdsr frcw
her late residence, No, 80 sth street BET .sao n
and streets, at 81 O'Clock q. m.
On the 2sd ult., of chronic Group, WILLIE
WEeTWOOD, fftA SON of Thomas and Alice II
Dopobue. aged 4 years:
Ionely the days and sad the hours
Eince our willie's smilss are gone;
There pever was briE hter flower
In natures garden grown.
Bis fuserh .ilf take place At o'clock. Tuesday
kl,ernocn n, 18th inst,
Baltimore Sun please eopy.I
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF INDIA RuHBRR GOODS
Mr.. II. A. Hall having disposed OF his lease
and fixtures OF store, will close out his extsn.
sive stock OF India Rubber Goods at greatly
reduced prices, and we advise all who ever
expect 70 require any OF those very desirable
goods 70 call at once at his well known rubber
warehouse, 3lO Penna avenue, between 9th
and l0tn streets: For instance, you can buy
do, 81 40 per pair. an I76t
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cALE OF OoNDyMEED HORSES.
QYJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

1XTENsIEE SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
lkOETING REEENTB sTKEET WEST, AND
E0kTH
On TUESDAY, the 18th day of April, we shall
sell, in front of the premises at AZ CLOCK p. m
part OF square No. Az, subdivided into h sndsoms
Huilding Lots running to alleys, This psrtY is
situated only one square from the Railroad Depot
on 7th street, IN a thriving and fast improving
Terms: Ons fourth cash; balance in 6. IL and 10
months. for notes bearing interest frem date.
A cash payment of $50 will be required at the
time of sale, to prevent irresponsible bidding.
deed given free of cost, and Q deed of tfust, at
cost or the purchase taken.
Title clear
:, Plats Of the sQuare may be seen at the Auotioa
Rooms. 10. MCGUIRE & CO..
Rp18d Auctioneers.
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CITY ITEMS.

To TIE LADIRs.-Ladiss, il your hair Is fall
ing OFF. or if prematurely gray, don't fail to
call on Prot. Sibbett. His skill in treating the
weeks in this city. He remains until Wedues-
Gay. Washington Building, corner OF eth
street and Penn'a avenue, rooms
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HAVE VOC SEEM that elegant stock Of fine
English, French and American csatings and
cassimeres at Smith Bro IS merchant tailoring
establishment, No. 46i eth street! Don't fail to
see them before purchasing elsewhere.
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MooRzs WEST END DEUssToRs lis Ps:
Bloomine Oereus, Jacques Pond Lilly and
Joker Club, and other chsioe Perfunerys
With q large stock OF Fresh Medicines, for -
sale "a ab0ye. mef NV
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs.

BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET WEST
EETMEEN 9. AND R STREETS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April III. st ~
O'Clock, the premises, We shall sell, fifteen val
usols Building Lots. fronting about p feet each
on 10th street west, between Q and r streets, and
running back ITO feet to ten foot alley.
Terms: One-thIrd cash; the balance in aad Il
months, with interest, secured by . deed OF trust
on the premises.
A payment Of $50 On each lot will be required Of
the purch laser at time OF sale.
All conveysnelns and stamps at cost Of the pur-
chaser JOHN B. TURT0N, Executor.
ap6-d&ds j. g. MCGUIRE Co.. Aucts.
~TBE ABOVE SALE Is, POSTPONED IN
csneeqnancs Of the rain until THURSDAY AR-
TERNOON, April 2Oth. me hour and place.
JOHN B. TCRTON, Executor.
Ap Il ec&ds &C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
w. TIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
AFTERNOON, April 2sth. same hour aud place.
John b. TuRTOH frustee,
ap 2l-d JAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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PERSONAL.

IF WILLIAM b. FIrZHUGH WILL CALL AT
L John Waxner's Oyster Saloon. No. $40 New
Jersey avenue, he will meet with an old friend
Who was in prison with him 10 Richmond, aad
who wishes to see him on particular business. ltr
DERsONAL.-W Mr.. ALBERT RYAN. house
Il = palntes, late of oulpeper. Va. please call at
the Star omcef ap27 st
NO1IGE-Any person Indebted to r. Morrison
L Will please call before the frat Of the month
at 7th etreet north and ssttle.
ap27-4t- B. MORRISON
MADAME sl7MoRE, the celebrated AstroIo.
WI sist is no. In this city. Ghe understands the
science OF As,rolcgy in all its sister orsnehss the
Stars. o. arms, TaliBmaps and signs Of the Zodiac
she has given sens,I satisfaction in mos. Of the
cities OF the United etstes in token OF which she
bsa =. ceived innu merabl. testimonials This lady
can be consulted by sending your age ard day OF
get the outline Of sour whole life Ladies' 50 cents
Gentlemen 81. Address Box At. W4shins ston,
DC. ap 2.ims
nLp DIR. WOOD continues to make Quick aod
~ permanent cures; ne change of diet, no hin.
drapee from busiue si delays. are dangerous.
Compilation Rooms 499 7th street, between
and e. Ap 3Olms
nR. PHILLIPS has removed to Penn syivanis
- avenue, near 18th st., over Messrs. Kidwell's
Drug Store. APPS 3mif~
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TOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, hy the
ay PosSmsSi H%RTiE Tow % SsORRRRf1Is scs1: poToM
the Captsins on board, or to JNO B. DAVIDSON.
Water street, 6eorsetsvn. NAV Is
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TH0S FISHER Tsustee.
n l-e6.fda C. Ac6NIR8 h CO., Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0yED
Pk9PEKTY on NORTH n STREET Be
By virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme COURT OF
the District OF Columbia passed on the 5th day Of
April. ls65. in cause No. $50, Equity Docket I,
Gsorse ". Adams VS. Catharine Adams ct al. I
shall sell: at public suction, on the premises. on
O'clock. Lot No II according to Davidson's sub
division Of Square No. 3s7. The eAid lot fronts on
north street, between 9th and 10th streets vest,
"a feet inches, and runs back with that width 10
feet to 70 foot alley, and is improved by hsad-
House: The location for private residence 10
very desirable Immediate possession given :,
months, With notes bearing interest to be secured
has the privilege Of paying the whole purchase
money in cash.
If the ter Of sale not complied with In ave
DAYS from the day Of safe the trustee tho
right to resell the said premises At the risk And
coet of the dafsu'tiDg purchaser.
ali convey ancipg and revenue stamps At the cost
VI CHARLES II. UTERMEHLI. Trustee.
AnI.endh de GRERE q WILLIAMS. Aucta.
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GRAND MAY BALL.

a GRAND MAY BALL. "A
e T; OF a
81 sn
SIsss on ga NoEpkY Nv Is; sss splendid a, I.i
sv.d to sena all are
The mapaeera pledge that all shall be done to
fhe best So 90 81 S District has been
engaged for the occasion.
.,dt!an Manefsrs k on rsyt of c'ssnsn ne. no,,;,
ssss''''n ss s''''n i.sS t:slsr kI c1SgIss
Hsssss sssss %H:s''r }Ssf kSi ssEs S.,
P;fis s.sf. nss' SFsI%l1.,s FPGIns. e., Rsasr Sm.n
On the Part Of Philadelphia Fir.,nen.
Jacob Tripler. Benjamin Rennier.
MgrSsf nSn o.s on part Of Potomac HG;,
Manase,. y on pan Five DEPARTMENT Of Wa,hinston
ssss;orS - washington oits sts1P Fire S p.psrsa's
lanes ThaM Csissn---------..-- .----... .Hibsrnis
Dennis Me0oIium .Rucker
william Hines---.......-.......~. Union
John +: Maddo1 49, -Trsnkiin
James Lowe--.-.......-----..... Columbia
Han xas:SS e. ss1 Fs
S1ns K'der Ssessp o.Tsr
ks kets ldss%sSn SS.nasa
Merritt John Baltzer 49, .,
man and Ladies. Ap Est
LwAYs RIRNDLY.
The Members Of the Capitol Hill FRIEND
SHIP AssOCIATION take pleasure in an "a
nouncipg to their many friends that their ABB
ON 81 ap
o
Tickets for the l7th are good for the 2ith.
Committee Of Arrangements.
T. sa'sn' B. b.soal..n. III. l. 1. shs!SSsi mssSsSi.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE SAD CALAMITY "A
the
Ell Ha Is si It
1855, when they would be pleased to see their
Tickets out for the 18th are good for the 2sth.
By order of the Association:
splY ST. G. l. KING. Treasurer.
YOUNG EAGLE CLUB.
On account Of the late lsmentable occurrence,
- NC ~ YoUNs BAeLz CLUB ~
10 D' MONDAY ivBNINa. April "a. 1885 ca
The same tickets are good. apE-lwf
A NINTH GRAND RloPENING "A
GBO. JUEHEMANhS
PLEAs AsURE GARDIN,
Corner 4th and streets. Capitol Hill,
MONDAY. April II. 1855.
Dancing every Monday afternoon.
good BAND isengassd for the season.
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r IaRri LIaHrii COAL OIL LIGHT II

It shines 20 bright, and the Consumers ef ORE
win agree with us that ts safe and chsa Lie ht
hours ii sht; the New Flint Glass Anneaied Chim.
ney is the best and ssf. they will not With
you will agree with others that have used thsm
that they are as fep!esented: J. B. FOLEY,
ap7.im 316 street. bet. 10Th and nth.
CREAT sACRIFICE.-A splendid new Prince 4
the city For particulars apply to Professor WO.
LOWskI. 3e3 9Th strsst. between q and I sts.
ap ll.3W
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" CHARLES II. UTHRMEHLI, Trustee.
spYeodA ds GREBE WILLIAMS, Aucts
RYJ.C MCGUIRE & CO., Aaetioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND CNIMPROVED PROPERTY.

AND GNIMPROyED PROPERTY,
By virtue of q decree of the Su preme Court o.
the District of Columbia, passed in chsnoery cAase
Ne 3ss. Graham vs Grsha ha ct a.. ss:n & sel1 ss
April Is; at ~ O'Clock. on the premises Lets I:
respectively on Connecticut avenue. 2lst street
and Dorth street, and is improved by . desirable
two story cottage and outbuildings, with . one
garden laid out on the srouuds; Lots No. I, 4.
and have been subdivided into thirtsen fns
bulldog lots, fronting about twenty Eve feet ese1
Connecticut avenue, be ween north r and
streets, some of them running through to Mss
These lots were occupied BIZ the late Guy Ora
ham q garden bave fae shade trees In front.
and are well located for cottage SITE
Convsysncing and revenue stamps at the cost os
'ae p'r'n@e' WIN. z. RENDALL, Trustee.
ap4-d JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auots.
~ TBH ABOVE sALE Is POSTPONED. In
conse auence of the death o. the President, until
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Path, same hour
and place WM. Y. FENDALL, Trustee,
a1ls- JAS. q Meg UIRE & Co. Aucts.
EY VIM l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
ID Horse and Carriage Baz1sr, 9S La. uT.. bes.r.
oh ard 10Th streets.
ADMINIsTRATORy BALE
By order Of the honorable Orphans Oourt. on
O'CLOCK, will sell, at the Bazaar OF " l.. Wall q
One Bay Horse
One Silver Watch
One Four horse Wagon
Three Sets Harness.
CHARLES NJ MATHEWS, Administrator.
ap2ld WIN. L. WALL CO.. Aucts.
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BALLS, PARTIES, 20.

GRAND BALL OF COLUMBIA 1N3INB co.
" No. 1, will be given on
MONDAY, MAY lsr,
1t ODD FELLOWS HALL, Nary Ysrd.
The Company win spare no t1ouble to make this
BAL IN agreeable one to all who attend.
kefreshments furnished TO the la1ies -
Tickets can be procured At any OF the public
houses In the Fifth and Sixth Wards. or rem any
moer OF the Company. ~
b. order OF the Executive Committee,
@. Kaufman, " P. Hicks,
Geo. Hits CJ. Beers.
AP McKsnpa. ap 22-dtMl~
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SECOND STRICT. CAPITOL HILL. Ar AUG

sEG0ND STREET. CAPITOL HILL. AT AUG
On THURSDAY, the 9th instant, we shall sell,
in front of the premises. at six clock p; parts
provements. which are handsome Frame Dweit
ling House with brick basement. containing eight
or ten conveniently arranged rooms. gas and
water; also. Wood house, stable. and Carriage
house. The whole front is s. feet Second street
s,lvsnia avenue and st. Peters Church. The lot
runs back about 30 feet to wide private slley.
It is we'll set in shrubbery and fruit trees.
Tb is property Is beautifully and eli glbly situa
ted, having an east front, and presents many In:
some residence.
Title indisputable.
Terms cash.
Ali conveyance at the cost of purchases, incluA.
Ing revenue stamps.
One hundred dollars Will be required when the
property is knocked of:
terms OF sale in FIVE dsys from day OF sale. the
owner reserves the right to sell the property ct
the risk and cost of the FIRST purchaser BY advsr-
tisiue the same three times in the National Intel
ap2i GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.MoRROI

Rf!. G. MCGUIRE e CO.. Anctienesrs.
TlUsTlE's SALE OF ya1uaRIa nrILprNo
ISI hSI a oAHpSSI3NdsING HSIN THI NATIONAL PRINf-
on MONDAY AFTERNOON. Apr,l 18th, q. sx
ocicok. on the premises. By virtue Of Q deed et
Mast ir9m fatriea wilson and wife, dated May 7,
folies NJ, ct. see. one of the Land Records a
Hsshinston county, shall sell. Lot " B ''in J. D.
2 fset on North Cspitol street, betveen @ and b
streets north and runnise back 13o feet to IA feot
Terms-Oue half cash; the remainder In six Aal
twelve months, with interest, secured By . deed
Of trust on the premises.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost OF tas P1r-
THos J FISHER Tsustee;
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ID No. ,3O7 Penn. avenue,
THI LINCOLN RESTAURANT. WITH FUR
NITLRR- AND EFFECTS COMPLETE ar
AUCTION.
TUESDAY next. April 25th, at u o'clock, noon.
We shall SELL on the premises. No 1876 9th street,
near Penn a avenue. the Good Win. Fixtures and
furniture com pl. tie. together wish lease of two
years. at the nominal rent of only $s3 per month.
The house is in successful operation doing an
cellent business. ofnring o rare chance to any per-
sons desiring a paying business establishment.
apo It iChronl ". B. LEWIS & co.. Aucts.
GAZE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Ouartern4aste. Gcn1aFs 0Gts, FG,a Dirisio.,t
sWeshtrston Cify, April /, 1855. {
VIII be sold at pubic auction, to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro, D g, on
TUESDAY, April 1,
TUESDAY, April IL,
TUESDAY, April le,
TUIeDAE April Is,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSkS EACH
DAY.
These EoreeS have been condemned as nndt for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes. many good bss-
Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 A.
N. Terms cash. in United State. currency
JAMES A, EKIN,
Brevet Brisadier General, in charge First Divi.
vision Qusrterm Aster Generals Off ce.apS3H
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OH RGR OF SwINDLING-Wm m. Wesley. col
ored, was arrested by officer Sprague on Fri
day, on a charge Of swindling colored woman
out of "a 90. The case was heard yesterday by
Justice Handy. 1t appeared in evidence that
the prisoner offered TO sell lot of clothing TO
the woman, taking 81 90 as the earnest money.
He carried her to house to get the clothing z.
She waited at the door for him; but he left her
standing there till she got tired and went for an
officer TO have him arrested The ease merged
into Corporation ohense, for which the pris-
oner was fined Sl0.90.
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QJY McDEVITT 4 CONNOLLY, Aucti0neers,
HaxsH AMOUNT or GOODS TO BE SOLD Ar

On fRIBAG MOkNING. at 10 9. m. 2lst ana
Caters, new and secsad hand Clothing almost q
coed a. new. Furniture, Watches, Jeweiry Kitchen
and Pocket CuIlery; Motions. sssars aad re saooo.
as.oEsmsnt Of 0 Painting. y STEEL Hsgr.yinss u
Day sales Mondays and Fridays
Night sales Tuesdays. Thursdays and SAturdass.
The highest cash price paid for Furniture, &c.
Out door sales promptly attended to.
ap film MCDEvIrT & O0NH0LLY. Aucts.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUSEMEETs A To

OkFoRD HALL.-At this popular establish
meDt great Dill TO- night, introdu cling all the
Leaolng ceie orities Of the day in the terpsicho-
Tean, vocal, and humorous lines.
CAETRRBURY.-An excellent bill with many
performers, &c.
WAsHINGTox THBATRB-Sharpleys Min
strels OF world. renowned fame, open at W ash.
ington Theatre e-nisht.
ODD FKLLOws HALL-The eagerly anticipa-
teo Concert fer the benefit OF Mr.. Robert B all,
taxes place TO, night at Odd Fellows Hall.
The accomplished Slgnor Strini will assist,
together with such amateur performers as the
shiDgton q uintette Club, Messrs. Dawson,
Moves. Hodgson, Tabler, and Ball, and Mad
y. Y. Kretschmar, Miss E. b. Turner, Miss E.
Daniel, Mrs. Small, J. p. Franklin, Prof. J. p.
man, Il. u. Ksyser
Two superb Chickering Grands, kindly fur
nished by ) T. Ellis, will be used at this CON-
cert tonight.
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EXECuroR's sALH OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPk0VkD Property IN GEORGEToWh

On MONDAY. May l, at 5 O'Clock D. N VIII
sell In front Of the pre- misas midd e part or Lot
No. rs, in Beatty & Hawkins addition to George:
town fronting Is feet on the south side Of First
street, between Msrfst and Frederick streets and
running back 100 feet to vide vide alley The In
House, Containing ten rooms and cellar, with Q
cistern in the yard. Ths location is one OF the
Terms: One third cash; balance In and H
months. with interest. to be secured Dy deed Of
trust on the property.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
p"i'A NJ. A. DOUGHTY. Executor ". A.
Ap2od THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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Therefore, the nervous and debtutate4
should immedistsly use HELMb0Lpp 14IkA0T
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a DESTITUTE FAMILY Sanitary officer
Sprague reports family named Clovengton,
refugees from Virginia, living on Second street
east, between A and north, HaZel's row, in
very destitute circumstances. The father and
mother are both old and feeble, and the father
has disabled hand, preventing him from
working. The children are four in number,
and only one able to do any work. The officer
reports them Un able TO work, and without food
or fuel. They came here from Culpeper a week
ago; had S13 when they arrived; had to pay SI2
rent In advance; and but 81 to live on. Will
the benevolent aid them!
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AND Ortiz SRso IL PRoPERrY.
oath 1854. and duly recorded in Liber n O. T.. 40.
q, folics "A, &C., one of the Land Rscords fet
sell, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April rs, COM
nencing at 10 o'clock on the premises, the unex.
Restaurant, situa ted ON Il 9 south side Of Penna
avenue. between l4th and 18th streets, being n9m.
the house, and the location is among the best in
the city. shall SELL at the same ssd ame rsr'
Tables Oarpet:. Chairs. LOuss.s. Stoves: Mir
t0ss,bsr nth the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars,
DO. n ~ ry1nEup r-r,x.
~ ans 10. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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THK GRAND vocal and instrumental compli-
mentary concert rendered to Mons Alexandra
Wolowski, the distinguished pianist and COM
poser, will positively take place at Odd Fell
Iews' Hall on Thursday evening, April 9th,
on wbIch occasion he will be assisted by the
game artists ana pupils heretofore announced.
with the addition of MIR. ]. w. Pope, celebrated
basso. We are glad to hear that the reserved
seats are selling very fast at Mr.. MetZerotl's
music store, and we have no doubt OF the lib.
eraI patronage that Prof. WoIov ski will meet
from the musical public.
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w WANTED-At the Government Ii srtAl for the
w Insane, at ST. Eizabeth. D. c., one GAR
DINER and several SINGLE MEN and MKN aud
their WIVES, Without children, as attendants
present indu bitable evidence of good character
and habits, including strict temperance, and of
sincere and loyal attachment to the Govern ment
of the United States. Other things being equal
preference will be given tohonorsbly discharged
soldiers.
ap2l.lw Intel 4 Ohron.]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-02
TIMES CHANGES.

The inconsistency Of the London Times
with reference to this country, would be
of no consequence if only the opinions of
that journal were at stake. But the Times
does a great deal toward moulding English
sentiment, and its course is necessarily of
| considerable interest to the people Of this
country. The bitterness with which that
journal assailed the United States previ-
Gus to the war, for tolerating slavery, has
not been forgotten by our people; its in
consistent ~espousal Of the u OF slavery
at the beginning of the rebellion, and Its
earnest advocacy of the Confederacy
throughout the war, are still fresh in the
public mind. Now, however, it finds
that the rebellion is a dead cause, and it
hastens to tack ship and get again before
the breeze. It will be remembered that at
the beginning of the rebellion it sent over
Bull Run Russell to write down the North
and write up the South. That individual
used up his stock Of denunciary adjectives
in reference to the Union, run out of lau-
datory words in p~raising up the South,
and his place wa then successfully sup
Piled by three or four other correspond
ents of the same stripe. But that style OF
rhetoric will not answer now, and the
weathercock Times hastenS to change its
tune. A new correspondent has lately
been sent here to tell the truth concerning
the North, and he has already written
several letters that Numerically contra
dict the infamous ISLANDERS which the
&" Thunderer" had during the war heaped
upon this country. The Times Of the ed
uls. publisher a letter from this CORES
pendent, which is devoted to proving that
the Northern people of this country have
good cause for their feeling of hostility
toward England! In this letter he says:
s'If the rest Of the world would do JUS
tice TO the position in which America IS
placed, there would oon be little reason
left for her heartburnings. She has been
doing rough work. and she has done it
with very little encouragement or sympa-
thy. She has provided a home for the
outcasts and exiles Of every land, has CIV
en- them a free government to live under,
and has not hesitated to confer upon them
a controlling power in that government.
That we have done Our work solidly and
substantially is the argument OF Ameri-
cans, and an argument which cavaliers
will find il hard TO answer"