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THE COURTa-

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Cartier.
This morning the case OF Brennan against
Swan ct al, (NstiOnal Democratic Congress
sional Committee,) was, after argument, given
to the jury.
The jury at O'Clock had not returned into
the courtroom.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
The case of Julia A. Hannah against the
washington Gas light compensation for
damages Qaid at $4,000 alleged to have been
sustained by falling into an excavation at the
corner OF 9TH and streets southeast, in No.
yember, 1s72-was taken up. Messrs. A. *.
Browne and Woodbury. Wheeler for plaintiff,
and Messrs. w. Is. Webb and III. w. Garnett for
defendant.
POLICE CoURT-Juig. Sn.U
To-day, Robert Branson and VIM. Stamp
were fined IS each for An ARRAY. Alexander
Harris, assault and battery on John Hartman.
This assault was committed with a shovel, and
Hartman was dangerously wounded on the
head; 90 days in jail Isaac Gilbert and John
Lewis, malicious trespsss in the county, by de-
stroyiDg some fence; IS each. George Smith,
jams w. Ream, John johnson and Robert
Smith forfeited collateral. Frederick Smith
was charged with walking over one of the
street parks and injuring the grass, and stated
hat he just stepped across a corner about
have to travel about fifty yards. The Judge said
ne thought the exercise would have promoted
bis health, and fined him as. w. A. Austin
John q. Gilbert and Adam Beamer were fined
50 each for loud and boisterous language.
Charles Collins, profanity; IS. j. G. Gilbert,
carrying concealed weapons; $40. Mary Ham
mill, profane; %. Jas. MCCARTHY, same charge,
the workhouse. Mary Nichols, profanity; 49,
Glascoe Harris, same; 50. Anna Reeves, came;
-. Susan Dorsey, prostitute and vagrant,
was sent to the workhouse.
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G EORG ETOWN

CATTLE MARKEDLY Means d. Co.. The
market for both sheep and cattle at the Drovers'
Rest, yesterday, was dull. Ths offerings were
200 tat cattle, which sold at prices ranging from
&c. to 64c. per pound, and 400 sheep and lambs,
300 of which were sold at &c. to &c. per pound
for wool, and SC. to &c. per pound for clipped.
Lambs sold at 50 to 81 per head. 100 sheep
were sent 70 Baltimore. II COWS and calves
sold at $50 to $50 per head.
FIRE ALARM.-An alarm from box 90 was
turned in ABOUT IL O'Clock to-day, caused by the
on Dumbarton street, near High, which was
fired by some children playing with m stchss
The hre department was promptly on the
ground
The NEW CHURCH OPENED. - The new
Presbyterian Church on West street was opened
last evening for the purpose of renting the pews,
and with the brilliant lights from the ceiling
and side lights, presented a handsome apAear-
ance. "a pews were rented at prices ranking
from $40 TO S15, aggregating 81 1920.
GRAIN TRADE-The canal boat BradhAld
Hartley arrived o-day with 3 600 bushels whe 4,
and the A. s. Wendell with 10 tons hay, both
for Hartley & Bro. The sales to day were l. 100
bushels wheat at S1.74X, and 5000 bushels
do. at Sissy.
COMPLAINTS are made about the rough condi-
ton of High street, between the canal and
Water street, caused By loose cobble-stones aud
dirt which was thrown there last fall and has
been scattered so much as to interfere with the
very bad condition yet. The bridge over the
canal, on Montgomery street, needs repairing
The holes are so large that 1t Is dangerous Tor
horses to pass over. very valuable horse got
his foot fast there last Monday and was seriously
injured.
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The SUMNER MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION met
at Union League Hall last night, present:
George L Downing, Isaac Cary, Professor A
Henry Piper. DR.. Watts, David Fisher, John
Brown, Bill Brazil, DR.. j. l.. n. Bowen, Mar
cellus West, John A Gray, Professor Storum
and Leon1das Scott. Mr.. Downing called the
meeting to order, and DIR. s. Roger Watts acted
as secretary. DIR. Bowen urged that q confer
enece be had in order to adopt such measures as
would unite every man, woman and child ia the
movement. Prof. Green read the proposed act
or incorporation, and explained tn at it would be
pest to get mp something practical before talk
Ing OF harmopIziDg. They were now only
making up plan for approval. After q long
discussion the act Of Incorporation was adopted
ana the committee were authorized to have
copies OF II printed for distribution.
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FINE WoRK.-Yesterday we had the pleasure
Of looking through the establishment of Mr.. A
J.Williams, carriage and wagon builder MARY
Iand avenue, betveenI tn and sth streets, South
washington. who Is just finishing some very
nne work. -Four wagons for Havenner's bread
ana cracker bakery were particularly notice
able. All these eonveyances are made IN the
nneet style, from the wheelwrighting 10 the
williams will undoubtedly add new laurels to
bis reputation a. mechanic. This gentlem An
has employ ed at the head Of each OF the depart
ments the very best mechanics In the country
as be Is determined to show how Washington
manufactures compare with those Of the older
cities.
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CITY TTEMS

Hat;
fine White Shirts and Underwear:
Ladies and Gents Travelling Trunks
Linen Collars, Hosiery and Gloves.
new supplies, received this week ct Lewis, 92)
TN street, between and X.
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DEATH CT CAPT. JOHN GIBsoN.-The veto
ran fisherman Of the Potomac river, Capt. John
Gibson, died at his residence, on 18th street.
of his age. Capt Gibson was widely known as
the champion fisherman Of the Potomac, own
ing the largest interest. His business energy
integrity and many good traits Of character
have long been well known in this community.
and secured for him large fortune and hosts Of
personal friends. Some two months since, while
engaged In experimenting the construction of
his new wharf. north OF the long bridge, he was
internally injured, and has never been well
since.
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PRESIDENT RIKBR CANED.-Yesterday af-
ternoon a committee Of employees OF the Wash
tDgton and Georgetown street railway company
headed by John Jewell, waited on Mr.. s. s.
kiker, the retiring president of the road, at his
residence, and prese nted him with a handsome
gold cane, as q mark of their respect
It was presented by o. q. Sailer, on behalf of
the donors, In appropriate terms. On the head
OF the cane is engraved, presented to s. s.
Riker BY the employees Of ths ". and G. r. r.,
April I'd, 1874" Mr.. Riker leaves the city for
New York in a few days. where he proposes to
engage in the real estate business.
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CHOICE SPRrSe LAMB.-The announcement
OF spring Southdoun Lamb, on sale by Mr.. Hunt
To- morrow, 10 one OF interest to epicures.
sample may be seen In the window At Harvey
& Helden's, who always get toe best IL soe Az.
Tor itself, and Mr. III. assures us he has plenty
more Of the same sort left for his regular tr.de
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-Thomas DoslIny,
auctioneer, cal Louisiana avenue, sold yester-
day afternoon that very elegant dwelling house
No. l3ll X stseet, opposite Franklin 50 aare, TO
Matthew G.Emery, esq, for the sum OF 80, 900
Also, very comfortable brick dxelIing on ist
street, Georgetown, 70 +. w. Jones, esq, for
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SPRING AND SuMN.R OPsNIse

On Monday, April 6, at 10 n m,
Vi french and American Pattern Bonnets and
Round Hats.
Aho, magnificent assortment Of French
Fiowers, to be exhibited with Q full line of Kid
Gloves, Human Hair, Switches, Parasols, &c 1,
to which the ladies of Washington and vicinity
are respectfully invited to attend, at Mrs H.
hosenbaum & Son, 722 1th St., bet. G and Ii. 2
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The MAILAN DIVORCE SUIT.-Caroline X.
Msllam has brought suit in q Washington court
Tor divorce nom her husband Charles z. NAL
lam Colonel Mallam was military sheriff Of
Spotsylvania, including Fredericksburg, Turing
the CANDY reign over "Distrfct No. % There
was pefher harshnese nor rigor exercised by
him when acting as an official here. In we are
not mistaken q balance still stands charged
against him In the report of Auditor TAYLOR 70
the Legislature OF some 5000 or 50 O0O and
which IL in the category or q default Mallam
married shout the close of the war, a daught
OF Mr.. Massey, the postmaster at Alexandra.
and 10 now clerk IN one OF the departments at
" asbipgton.-Frsderieksba lTd.l HsraId.
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TEE TRADES UNIONS AND THE EIGHT-HouR
LAw-At meeting Of the central committee
or the Trades Unions last night, the committee
on printing the constitution and bylaws made
partial REF ort, which led 10 a discussion "a TO
which oflees do the cheapest work. Mr.. Hal
leek said there is q class Of men In this CITY who
90 not belong TO the typographical Union
clerks in the departments-who do Job printing
AFTER once hours at cheap rates. Working men
should latronize their own people, and let these
pass He opposed giving work TO any OH ce this
does not pay fair wages. He enumerated the
omees In this city OF this character, where he
said, boys are employed. The committee on
memorials made a report, attached to which
was a series Of resolutions demanding eight
hours as legal days work, and endorsing the
u was ordered To be printed and circulated
throughout the United States. ballot for
president OF the association, vice F. Herman.
Whitmore.
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A WIVES SKULL FKACTURBD BY HER
DRUNKEN HUsBAND.-Oficers Aldr dge anil
Lewis last night arrested Peter Brady, on the
charge Of CON hitting an assault and battery on
his wife while In q drunken ut, fract1riDg her
skull and INJECTING other wounds, which, 10 IL
feared. by DIT. Riley, will prove fatal. The at
tack was made At their house on 1st street, near
ID, southwest. Mrs. b. was &C once sent TO the
Providence Hospital tor treatment, and Brady
was committed to jail 10 await the results OF
her injuries.
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wAsHIxsroN FISH MARKET To-DAY--Sold
by X. A. Golden & Bro, 600 shad ~ $40 Per
100; 800 single rock, s2s per 100; 200 bunchos
rock and perch, 16 cents per bunch; 5000
hearings, GA per thousand.
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Treating the Wrong Disease.

Many times Women call upon their family
physicians, one with dyspepsia, another with
palpttation, another with trouble of the breast,
another with pain here and there, and in thus
way they sll present alike to themselves and
their easy going and Indifferent doctors separate
and distinct diseases for which he prescribes his
pills and potions, assuming them to be such :,
when, In reality. they are all symptoms caused
by some uterine disorder; and while they are
thus only able perhaps to palliate for time
they are Ignorant OF the cause, and encourage
their practice until large bills are made, when
the suffering patients are no better in tn Q end
but probably worse for the delay treatment
and other complications made, and which a
proper medicine directed to the cause would
have entirely removed, thereby instituting
health and comfort instead Of prolonged misery
From Miss Lorinda Z. st. Clair, Shade, Athens
Co., o., Oct. 14th, 1872:
''Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Your Fa-
yorite Prescription is working almost like a
miracle on me, L am better already than have
been for over two years."
8, 1872:
CDR. Pierce-I received the medicine Won
sent me and began using ir Immediately. AS
result OF the treatment feel better than have
for three years"
From Mrs. John K. Hamilin, Odell, ILL.,, Mar.
10, 1872:
CDR. Pierce-The Favorite Prescription has
done me good, which am very thankful for
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Call at once aud convince yourselves thst We are
not Bankrupt, but that we will unierseI auy so-
called
BANKRUPT TRAVELLING coNuERs.
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LOCAL NEWS,

AuDomeots, 6c.s TO.n18nG
Nstsssal TASatsr-Edvin Adams as "Enoch
Arden"
Nrgs Opens Hosss-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
n. walcott in Gilbert's brilliant comedy, "The
Wicked World"
heatey Coaigss.-The celebrated Jackley
troupe and other novelties.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROfHkRS
" Book and Job Printers.
IOlS Pennsylvanis Avenue, south side
novB-y Fine Work Spectaay
a VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING FRAMES
"A FOB cTOREs,
Manufactured by
~ NJ. q. COPELAND,
o43 Louisiana ne, one door east Of 7th street
AWNINGS for Stores, Public Buildings, II stels,
Private Residences
IRON FRAMES for Stores, at factory prices
FLAGS, CAMP-MEETING TENTS Tor sal. or
rent. "
, Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof Awning
0oous. ms. Str
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a W ~ Il N & q

PRIVATE RESIDENOXS
TENTS FOR SALE Oh BENT,
Decorations furnished for Balls and Parties
By J. .. HOGAN, Manufacturer,
tbs MARKET ePAOB,
Between 7th and 6th strests
sole Agent for the only genuine AILDEv
fbOOI AWNING MATERIAL, susS-tr
DLUMBIHG, GAs-FITTIHG AND sRWER.
l. AGE promptly attended to, en- reasonable terms
by JAMES II. BRIkN, Practical Plumber, No
6OS Louisiana avenue, near 9Th street, north side
hesd ence s22 5th street northeast. Specially, TIH
LINED PIPE always on hand. m2l-tr
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M ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,

M ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
IkkivISG VIII Z S. fogN5 Tas
fling, Tueks and Embroidery, Puffiss and Hn
Lsdiss Gs Tucked and AZ, 4 nsi ssf Skirts.
Ladies, Drawers, Embroidery and Rufie, q.
Long and Snort Gov aG rs, 81 sipnne' '00'
Handsome Lace Ti1ies, 1, or 2 for 81
sfor 81 ne Linen Collars Standing or Turn Down.
SiiverbeTg's Metropolitan Dollar Store
Pencils, sc per dozen, warranted.
Bohemian Glass Toilet sets, pieces in new styles.
Fine French Chin. spittOOn., 81.
Cut Glass Salt Cellars, sngrsyed, csc.
Bohemian Glass Vases, lowered and gilt. fine, o.
Beautiful Boquet Holders, SOC.
Infants, Baskets, 81.
Won Stands, Market Baskets, Travelling Baskets.
Fine Windsor or Plaid sc..f., Sos.
50 New eN les Of Corner aud Side Brackets, Wall
pockets, Iowel.rscks Carved and Gilt ricture
Fine Boz Wood Chess, large size, 81.
fiist-slsss Wallet; sna BIN Books; as:; to 81.
Bee, Hail switeh v; for CGrOnet Brsid', 81,
sfereoscopes, very ine, 81.
Aad thonand othe, nStc arfices. on any Of tchieh
Won iciH from Is to soc. on fGs dOiior by 6sy
tHg them at
8ILvERBBR4'S
Metropolitan Dollar Store,
sl2 SEVENTH STREET,
msrls tr NEAR PKSNsYLvANIA AVENUE
OLD STAG WHISKY.
This Whisky is distilled 10 our order, and Kept in
bond for as until ats age warrants in Offering u
10 the public for use, medicinal or social.
The Increasing popularity scih ,chich Il has been
met since its intrOdactiOH ten years ago. or6ids any
hesitation our part IN claiming for Il smooth
ness and flavor unsErpdssed. Its purity zoe guar
dntee.
Our right and tile to the exclusive use of nis
brand record at the United States Patent Office.
HALL HUME,
DEALERS IN FINE WINES, BRANDIEs,
WHISKY, &C.,
feb2s eo6m e01 MARKET SPACE.
PECIAL NO ICE.
II having come to OR knouvledoe t4at otter vhis-
keys than oVn, and in frequent Instances, adssI
terdted grades, are sold under tie name and brand
Of OLD STAG WHISkEY, our labeled bottles
being used 70 make the deception plausible,
deem II our duty 70 oar patrons, as ,SeH as @ our
selues, TO notify dealers and others interested, that
the name Of "OLD STAG WHISKEY" Is
trade mark, secured By lao. We hare, therefore,
the sole and exclusive right 20 use IL, and shall
prosecute to the fEu ezteN Of the lao al parties,
hereafter, importing upon the public By Tie dsshonest
use Of our popular brand.
always produce evidence, upon demand, that rtey
are in possession Of the genuine article.
WHOLESALE 5 akd Z ssm zED LIQUOR
DEALERS,
HAvANAA .L0IL,KkRx; n,.,
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The CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF MOUNT
PLEAsANT.-This association held its annual
meeting last night at the village school house,
FOR the purpose of electng officers for the ensu-
ing year and hearing the various reports. The
following persons were unanimously elected by
ballot Mr.. Lyman s. Emery, president; MI
w. d: Lipecomb, IT,, vice president, (reelected;)
Miss Lizzie G. Arnold, secretary, (reslected;j
and Mr.. z. ID. olson, treasurer. The follow
ing seven persons we're then chosen, who with
the officers, form q board Of managers Mrs
j. s. Brown, Mrs. I'll. q. Hartman, Messrs. A. L.
Sturtevant, 5. q. Arnold, Hon. j.. w. Buker
OF the retiring president, Mr.. f. s. Peck, and
or the secretary, showed that large amount of
good bad been done In attentions to the Door, IN
pIovioing sunday preaching, and in supporting
and increasing an unsectarian SUNDAY school
averaging in its attendance nearly one hundred
members. Mr.. A. l.. Sturtevaut Is the superin-
tendent OF this school, and it is in a very -four
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LANEBURGH Sc BRO
msr7s2w 4O4 and 4o6 Seventh Sire,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The continual increase OF business making Ii ne
cessary to rebuild my store and hsrwise ncrease
my faclllties Tor the execution of all orders shall
be found, during the pregr, IS OF the WORK at
II BRIDGE STREET,
Few doors shove Jefferson street
As the Improvement will not interfere With the
execution OF work in the dyeing and securing de-
filled and highly appreciated
W. h. WHEATLEY,
Dyer ard ecourer
Office, until further nstice, No. III Bridge street,
Georgetown, ID. O. mar2l.tr
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TURco-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
903 4 street. 30J.
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To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, TAX
Dooley's Ague Powders. TLey cure perms
nently. 60
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PRIG9'e,

Alaska Diamonds, from 40 to 600:
Cut Opals, from 80 to 40;
Colorado Sapphires, from 81 to $40;
Fine Plated Jewelry, from 81 to SIS;
Fine Cut jet Jewelry, from e1 to $40;
Fine Plated Chains from Al to $40:
Pine Plated Bracelets, from 50 to ass
received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 45I Penn
sylvania avenue, near Ak street
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SPARKLING THE AvkNUR.-Mr SAINT 1 I'd
has been authorized by the Board OF Pubic
Works 30 sprinkle PennsylvAnia avenue, from
LIST TO 18th streets northwest, including one
square both north and south Of same on all in
tersectipg streets, under the supervision Of the
superintendent Of streets, until otherwise or
deTed.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS

fuiness OF Singers Sewing Machine. lis
THAT CoRNs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriorate and DESTROY
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, Is probably a. much OF q
uuelsm as that tho establishment of DR.. White,
NO. $50 18th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury
!wnose treatment Is based upon strictly scien-
tfic prfncirles) is literally patronised by the
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
DER TO avoid, or If ailing to be relieved or per-
manently cured of those most troublesome an.
noyances.
TAKE OARH OF YOUR VALuABLBs.-CaD
and examine the fire and burglar proof vault.
Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other vaIue
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars Der an
mum, according to size. No business man car
afford to do without them. Fake ,varuiso from
tie Chicago and Boston fires.
To GET RID of the Ohills Immediately, tax,
Dooleys Ague Powders TLsy cure perms
nently. 60
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street
PoND's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott 8 Co., 48O Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhele. t.w,t,tf.
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MAoH1Ss. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory tn street
lnteliigencer building. 1923
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See nd. Of meeting Of the New York republI-
can association to morrow evening.
The Citizens Relief Commission Yesterday
year.
The house of wash. Waller, 2o22 18th street
northwest, caught fire from q defective fiue
yeeterday afternoon, but IL was extinguished
without much damage to the property.
HE merchants and Mechanics Building
Association last night elected Mr.. O. Q. Dun
cxnsoa treasurer, vice j. NJ. Duncanson, de-
Philip Meredith has entered suit against the
district OF Columbia for $40 wages as fireman
Scorlng me months of February and March in
The Hebrew festival of the Passover, which
Degsn on Wednesday evening, was observed in
tne synagogues yesterday with the usual ser
Officers McKenna and Edelin, brought to the
central guardhouse last night a man named
by jumping into the Potomac from the wharf
at the foot OF It'll street.
Columbia Commandery. No 2, Knights Tenn
piar, VIII observe Good Friday by appropriate
religious exercises at st. Johns Church this
evening, which will be conducted by Rev DR.
j. Vaughan Lewis and Bishop PiDckney
this city, and will have the Olympic grounds.
The playing nine will be selected from the
Washington and Chesapeake mines. A commit
tee. consisting of Messrs. Lusk, Stevens and
and bylaws for the club.
To-day Is Good Friday, the most solemn and
nomentous OF all the days in the Christian
year, when throughout the Christian world mil
Hons or deyout people assemble to mediate on
the great mystery of the cross. The services In
All the churches to-day where the season of
Lent and Holy Week are observed were very
solemn and impressive.
Mr. Henry Grant, musical director Of colored
pubic schools, and late tenor of the colored
American Opera Troupe, was married to Mrs
julia Ii. Hawkins, teacher OF colored schools
at the 15th-street Presbyterian church last
evening, Rev. DIT; Sunderland officiating. The
bride and groom.
Mr.. VIM X. Stuart. of Greenbrier county.
West Virginia, has presented to the Smithson-
Ian Institution an Indian calumet or pine that
was presented to his grand father, Capt VIM.
Robertson, Of Augusta county, Va, during the
Revolutionary war by his brother officer Gen
Knox. This calumet Is combined pipe and
tomahswk, and has the name Of General Knox
engraved on the blade.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PUBbIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
ON THIRD STREET, GE0kGETORN,
- On FkIDAY, April 10th, at O'Clock m
Id EMAIL sell az public auction, in front Of the
-; premises, part Of Lot l4S, in Beatty and III sg-
hbs, aod'ti9n 20 GeoreetowI, fronting IS feet on
me south eide CT Third street, between arket and
FREDERICK street, by Q de pth Of l25 feet
The improvements consist q an eIs ant two story
nnnsard roof And basement press brick front DWELL
ing ana two-s;ory Back Bniding, the whole con
.shlns niue rooms, Including bathroom, also suit
soIs numper OF closets, &C. This Metropolitan rail-
way sesiIabie, having all the modern Improve
stoves. Large Stable and Carriage II ouse on the
Terms: One-third cash; balar ce IN two equal
lnaallments at six and tw elve months after date
with interest At ten per cent. per anuum from day
OF sale, credit payments to be secured by a de- n
trust or all cash ct the option Of PURCHASER. Oon-
veyahcing At purchasers cost. Deposit OF one
struck off. S'f'' 10
mars l2tr THOS DOWLING Arc,