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Horatio N. Steel,
Montgomery County Court,
MARCH TERM.
John Holohan, and
1oI,p IT H,lnhnn


John T. Holohan.
estate in Montgomery county, which was, the TWEEN
ty-sevenh day of January, eighteen hundred and forty,
purchased by the defendant John Hololan agent OF
John T. Holohan from the complainant Horatio N Steel,
for the original purchase The bill that
about the day of January, eighteen hun
ded and forty the said Horato N. Steel sold and gave
his bond of conveyance for certain real estate which is
particularly described in the bill and its accompanying
hbits the said John Hoohan agent of the said
John T. Holohan and for the OF four hundred and
fifty dollars hundred dollars of which said paid
by the said John Holohan agent Aforesaid in hand
and that the said John Hoohan gave, agent aore
said his single bill for the balance of the purchase money
payable by instruments OF equal in one, two,
said prems was given by the said complainant the
said John Hoohan agent aforesaid no part
of the balance OF the purchase money been paid either
by the principal agent although the deferred
have all become due The bill further ALLEGES fraud and
alleges that the said John Holoban not the agent of
John r Holohan, and that John T Holohan was minor
and under the age OF wentyone years. and that the sal
John Hoohan is nsovent and s resident of MARYLAND
and thai the said real estate is still charged with and liable
be sold Tor the payment OF the purchase money 1T there
upon adudged and ordered that the complainant by caus
ing copy OF this order be inserted in newspaper
published Washington city in the District of Columbia
give notice to said absent defendant of the object
court in person by solicitor before The day
September next the premises and show
if any they have, why decree ought not TO pass as
prayed. NICHOLAS BREWER.
Copy-Testi $. II. SroNEsTREET Clerk
March o. I44e-April 2-law4w
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April A.
Hv n, ". DYER, .aucfiOneer.

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
' PLATE, CHINA, WINES, CARRIAGES, HORSES,
inst 10 O'clock shall SELL at the residence ofhis
excellency Chevaier de Fganero minister from Portugal,
Pennsylvania avenue, Gadsbys his very handsome
furniture, plate china, &C., most of which was made TO
order in Philadelphia. Amongst which enumerated
Very handsome walnurchars and sofa covered with silk
danask
voltaire and other parlor chairs
Toe de Jony window curtains and ornaments,
Divans and ottomans TO match
Marble top and other centre tables
Inaid rosewood card and ecarte tables
4 very large French plate pier and mante glasses
elegant and unique ngavngs, by Jazet from Vernet
SuPeriooned mahogany piano forte, by Schen, OF Phil
Music stand, rack, and piano stool
Large marble-top mahogany sideboard
Set large mahogany dining tables
Cane seat and officechairs
Handsome marble
Mantel vases, and other ornaments
Svsf 5e superior mane clocks bronze and Egyptian
Handsome or-molu and enameled solar lamps
Mahogany secretary and book cases
Writing and other tables; mahogany escrutoire
Very handsome and superior plated cenrepiece and din
candlestcks, egg. stands castors &c.
Beautiful French china dinner, dessert, and tea sets
Handsome Brussels, three ply, and ingram carpets
Rugs stair rods hall lamps &c.
Mahogany French bedsteads, large and small
Iron bedsteads, hair mattresses bedding
Marble-top dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany and other wardrobes
Marble-top and other washstands toilet sets, &c.
With many other articles no, necessary to enumerae,
and general assortment of copper and other kitchen uten-
sils.
Also, superior collection of wines of personal mpora-
tionsuch old Port Madeira, Sherry, Coares, Carcar-
veles, Lisbon; Burgundy Clarets, Champagne, &c.
Also, Pelintum carriage and buggy, and pair OF
fine young gray horses, well matched gentle and sound
and set OF English harness
same day.
Terms sale All sums of and under $685. cash over 25
credit OF two and four months, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest. X. w. DYER,
April 4--eod&ds Auctioneer.
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VXTESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE, Georgetown,
w Kenucky-subect to the inspection of a Board OF
Vsi,ers appointed by the Executve-he Adutan Gene
raj being Eek ofiicio) president Of the board.
FACULTY. Incorporated with all the powers privileges and
rights, comforting literary degrees and honos and grant
diplomas which exercised by the trustees and fac
I. +. JOHNSON, A. M General Superintendent.
w F HOPKINS. A. M" Joint do and Professor of Natu-
W. A FORBES A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics and Civil
EGs'JnesWg rGsnr A. NJ Professor of Ancient and Modern
Languages.
r. H FORESTER esq Professor of Law, Moral Science,
and Political Economy.
j. Or BLAINE, A. b., Tutor.
J. r. SWIFT, A. Principal of Preparatory Department.
w. w. GAUNr, esq, Assistant.
This institution will be carefully preserved from the
troll or domination of particular sect patty either in
The first year has closed with 1886 students. The
demic year will hereafter commence on the LIST of Sep
tember and close the 4h of July, with public exam
nation
The superintendent twice held the chair of Mathematics
and Natural Philosophy in Georgetown Colleges subse
queny that of Natural Science and Civil Engineering in Ba
con College and for ten years past has been principal OF
Mr. HOPKINS Tor eight years Professor of Natural
Science at West Point and received from Yale College the
honorary degree OF Master of Arts.
Mr. FORBES graduated the Virginia Military Institute
and has been Professor Of Mathematics for the last five
years-Iwo years at the Virginia Military Institute
Mr. WycHe graduated AT the University of North Caro-
lima where he was retained as Tutor till elected Professor
Of Languages in Jefferson College, Miss He has testimo
malls besides from Professor Olmsed Professor Long, Gen
Quitman, and other eminen, scholars.
Mr. FORESTER is popular speaker, chaste writer and
was for several years member OF the Pittsbug bar
Mr. BLAINE graduated No in class Of S3, and has the
highest testimonials from eminent men, to character
and qualifications.
Mr. SWIFT is graduate of Yale College, and has been
teaching ten years with distinguished ability and
Mr. GAuNr has taught years the City School OF
Lexington.
Terms Tuition is $40 to $40 per year, in Advance.
Boarding is $50 in the country 800 in town, per
everything furnished.
The cadets uniform, of blue CLOTH So 80 yard
They are six hours day in school, and two hours
drill, lin good weaber)
Educated at West Point
Feb, 2I-Iaw8m
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE,

At the Fairpiao Nurseries, Mooresfoc Burlington county
Neo Jersey.
LOT of thrifty and very choice fruit trees of the fol-
IA lowing varieties Peaches, apples pears, punls, cher
rcs apricots, nectanes besides ornamental trees, shrub
berry, Nc of the usual varieties The fruit all in
nocuated, engratted, with the best varieties cult
waited for the market rpening in succession from the
lest Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing for spring planting
who unacquainted with the different varieties, de-
pend on the best selection for the market family
Trees will be carefully packed as to carry with safety
for which fifty per bundle will be charged. All orders
from unknown correspondents must be accompanied with
the cash. or satisfactory reference All packages will be
delivered in Philadelphia free of expense after which
they will be the purchasers risk All orders addressed
the subscriber at the nursery will receive punctual at
ention to John H. Bayne, Alexandria, Va. John II
King and VIM. Cammack Georgetown, d. G. /; Enocl
Tucker or Fzhugh Coye, Washington city; and E; G.
Emack, Besville, Md Descriptive catalogues furnished
gratis to postpaid applicants.
JOHN PERKINS, Proprietor,
March 23-law3ws Moorestown, N. J.
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VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTlON.-On Tuesday even.
ing next the llth instant, at halfpasi O'Clock, shall
SELL in front of the premises the north half of lot No H. in
square No 62i fronting 5ieet on Tenth street, by about
100 feet in depth, alley between and streets.
The above lot is very desiraby located being immediate
y opposite the Baptist church, and is very handsome
building lot.
Terms of sale One-hrd cash. the balance in equal pay
ments six and twelve months, for satisfactorily
cured, bearing interest r. w. DYER,
April 6-eod&dsif Auctioneer
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TUCKER a. DANIEL,

tSseeessors TO Tucker g. Son. Merchant Tdiios,
PFC leave TO eau the attention of members Of Congress
and carefully selected assortment OF spring and summer
goods, which they have opened at their esablshmon
three doors east OF Browns Hotel "
They will name as part superior cashmere CLOTH cash
merets, drap dcte and other materials for coats
Single miled cassimeres, linen drills duck NC for p,nts
Light silks, cashmeres, and marseiles, for vests
Also under-shrts, drawers gloves, cravats NC suitable
70 the season
T1es propose furnish articles of clothing at ms cbeap
rates a. the articles could be bought In this or any
xfher citv April 4-3aw3w
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A CARD.

ID EMOVAL-The subscriber informs his customers and
the public that he has removed the south side of the
avenue between 10th and llth Streets directly opposite
Dyers auction store where he will remain for short time,
and continue to sell OIL his stock, consisting Of
Fine gold bracelets breaspins, earrings fnger-ring
Medailions, miniature pencil and gold pens
Studs, guard and chains, gold silver watches,
Nc, at cost prices.
He has also good of silver table, tea, and
dessert spoons sugar tongs salt spoons, forks, butter
knives &c and will manufacture anything order in his
line. SAMUEL LEWIS,
April 4-eod1w Gold and Silversmith
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By n. GREEN, .yuet,onesr.

nRESS GAPS, HEAD DRESSES, BONNETS,
- SHAWLS nc, AT AUCTION -On Friday, the 7lh
instant shall sell my auction room, Concert Hall, near
Browns Hoel Pennsylvania avenue, O'Clock, p. m,
handsome LOT OF the above named being the remainder OF
the stock OF Madame Tarin, viz,
Fine French head dresses and caps
Do rich, straw, silk, and satin bonnets
DO do French Grape shawls
Do handsome wreaths of artificial flowers
With other articles necessary enumerate
Terms cash A. GREEN,
Anril 6-2t Auctioneer.
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CLARET WINES

NHOlCE CLARET WINEs.-Baron and Guesteirs
~ I" Chateau Margsux," La,our" Moutop, = Leo
ve and Larose claet all of ISL vintage IN cases OF
one dozen each also other cares for family use
at moderate prices Tor sale by -
JAMES BAILlE.
Wine Merchant, IS Chestnut street,
Next door to Congress Hall Hotel, Philadelphia
Mar 23--6t
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Nv R. ": DYER, .HucffOneer.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOFTY vir-
of deed OF trust from Dollar Mullen dated the 3Oth
September, 1897 and duly recorded in Liber w. H. No.
S. oos 49, 422 and 1928 of the land records OF Wash
ngton county, will be sold public auction, in front OF the
premises Monday the 10Th day Of april next at O'Clock
inches 10th by IS feet in DEPTH with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms at sale h. w. DYER,
4-2aWNdS AuctiOneer.
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Anew GOODS FOR GENTLE MEN.-A. II. YOUN

NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.-A. ii. YOUNG
~ merchant tailor, three doors west of Browns hotel
Pennsy vana avenue, has just opened lot of very beau
tifu ready made goods to suit the Among them
may be found almost every description of garment, in the
newest and best styles, at very reasonable prices
Also large of the latest styles fancy goods
Wis cravats scarf Stocks gloves best kid, all coors do
silk linen, &C., with shirts of various kinds and qualify
with many other articles necessary and useful for gentle
men.
Measures taken and suits made to order in the best style
at short notice. One price only. Terms cash
Marc -2foxu1 p,T
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By n. GREEN, .suctSonee,

HOUSEHOLD AND CHENFURNI1 IRE AT AUG
TION-On Friday the 7h inst, shall sell at the resi-
dence OF gentleman declining housekeeping 10 O'Clock
m, Louisiana avenue, between 3D. and a streets
nearly opposite the City Hall, (he flag will designate The
bouse,) good lot of furniture, viz;
Mahogany parlor chairs and centre table
Maple bedteads and wardrobe
~Chintz-covered lounge, feather beds and bedding
Ingram and passage carpets, Venetian blinds, Re.
With lot of kitchen requisites
Terms cash A. GREEN,
April 5-WTh&F Auctioneer
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NATIONAL WASHINGTON MONUMENT

PROPOSALS will be received the Office of the Boar
L of Managers until O'Clock, p. the 10th instant
for excavating the foundation Of the monument
The price per cubic yard must be stated
The undersigned will also receive proposals for digging
and walling well, seven feet diameter, and for pump
of suitable dimensions for same
$H \ S#A5$st o' "s'as
April 5-dApI0
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r OATsuput,sed have been dropped Saturday last
tetv,ecr Mss Janney's boarding house, 9Th street,
and the telegraph rooms, near the post Office pair Of
he entitled to receive dollar leaving them either
rhe Office OF The Union OF y; Miss Jsnney's
Apul+-n
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WORTHIrGTON q. snETHEN.
.Akiorsser 0ssd COssssaetiDr-Of-Z Hzr,

WARRINGTON d. u,
1RACTI6ES In the Supreme Court OF the United States
and ip the several courts of the District of Columbia,
and prosecntes all OF claims against the United
OF the government "
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A FURNISHED House to Rent In a most aes,r.bs
"A and healthy part of the city, the southwestern coH
OF 18th and streets, convenient the public deparme
Fullcrs and Willards City Hotel, and resaI
rants; or furnished suits of rooms can be
immediate application being made; and board found, n
CURED April 5-5f
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CPRlNG AND SUMMER CLOTHING AT THE NEW
~ YORK MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE.-We hlt
now on hand, and are constantly featuring the ns
fashionable styles of spring and summer clothing "
name in part
Dress and frock coats of French, English, and Amend
cloths
Sacks, of cashmeret, Coddington Tweeds, Orleans a.
other cloths
Business frocks, new style, of various goods
Pants and vests of all qualities, for genemens wear
Boys and servants clothing, in great variety.
Also chamber robes shirts, bosoms cravats, umbreHs
Nc all OF which will be sold great bargains for cash
lust received, lot of stitched bosom Shirts the unPr
cedented low price of 81 each
JAMES GALLIGAN IL son,
Pennsylvania avenue, next door to D. Clageu Co
April 5-eo3tif
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(NAPTAIN pARTRIDGE'S Military and Scientific
Institution, mt NOrsvich, State O Vernl Jncor

poraied-rhe spring term at this institution will COM
mence on the first Monday in May The instruction en-
braces complete of classical scientific, and mill
tary education Practical science civil engineering agri-
culture, the science OF government, political economy Nc
tSc., prominent branches of instruction. The cadets
will be under the personal and instruction Captain
p. The charge for board tuition of arms
and lectures, lights fuel, washing, and
incidentals, will be Sl6o for the collegiate of A
weeks PAYABLE in advance and $50 the end 22
weeks. No debts must be contracted by any cadet.
Capt p will take charge of all their funds and furnish
everything necessary, charging the in their bills.
The whole yearly expense including clothing, is limited to
No. and, with proper prudence need not exceed $500
The disc plne is strict, but kind and good morals
cessary admis sion Mar S-law6w
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NOHCE-l have on hand, and shall constantly have
during the winter number of bounty land warrants
tor forty and hundred and sixty Orders
Posite the Patent Office. w. b. WEBB.
Dec 2s-3awi 2wf Attornev Mt Law
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GnIvnnlsm and Its Proofs of Merit.

TIME universal which has attended
L ton of DR.. CHRISTIES GALVANO-MAGNETlC
example in the annals OF popular medicine. great deal
of natural prejudice had be combated and the general
dsrust attendant upon any discovery TO be subdued
but amid these difficulties, the articles have been constant
advancing in favor, and for the sim Pile that they
have been universally successful whenever they have been
properly and faithfully tried But many persons-perhaps
benefit from this discovery, yet skeptca regarding its
results and especially for the benefit OF this class
probably the respectable class-hat certificates and
testimonials presen through the medium of respeca-
bic journals Every column in this paper could be filed
with the voluntary made by recipients of the
benefits conferred by Christies Gavanc articles, and
every day the number Of witnesses to their efficacy is III
creasDg In all nervous diseases their benefits
and lasting The following relates prevalent and
ceedingy painful affection:
TIC-DOLOREUX
make this statement from sense OF duty and entirely
of my accord
year last November severely attacked with Tic
Dooreux in the nerves OF my face. The pain very
from the FIRST and gradually increased so that could
food of any kind The agony seemed increase every
change of the weather My physician, Dr. Huntington, in
Third avenue, sychnia and other powerful RENE
dies which of porary avail but after their action
subsidized the pain was, if possible, than be-
then consulted other physicians, but with better
At last induced procure Chrstes Galvanic
has entirely cured me. The relief nearly immediate
second day much better and by the end Of the
frs, week the disease had entirely vanished For the past
have been entirely free from the complaint, and
well in every respect have been any time
during the past fifteen years BY my recommendation,
Mrs. Benjamin Prime, residing in Norfolk in this
city, made trial for the complaint, and with the
same happy result.
would state that am member of the Sons of Tenn
Perance the Rechabes, and the Temple of Honor and
any of whom would refer the afflicted.
HIRAM l.. FROST,
No. 4, Twenty-eighth street, N. Y.
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New and Elegant Dress Goods, SC.
THE attention of the ladies of the city and vicinity
ved TO collection of very desirable French and no
goods which were received and opened on Monday NOR
ing, the I'd instant, such
IL pieces small checked glace silk, wide
Pot de Sole silks narrow
y extra rich plain gassa silks
Sc black Gro. de Rhines
o striped and plaid black silks
20 8 latest styles Grenadines
10 " plain and figured tissues, beautiful
~ " new style linen poplins
~ spring moussenes de aine
~ new style Organde muslins
10 real French chintzes
70 6 ginghams
IL plain, pink, blue, white, and mole-cdds
Bereges
Is :. striped, plaid, and figured Bereges, new style
~ " mourning and second mourning materials, sf
variety
cartons French collars and canes
- " embroidered clear lawn handkerchies, rcn
together with great variety of other rich goods y
numerous to menon-al OF which have been selected W.
much care and Will be shown with great pleasure to h0'
who may favor with call
APP 5-2wf PHI UOOE g. Co
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CAUTION

CAUTION.
The great celebrity and of Dr. CHRSTlES gal
articles has caused them be counerfeed by
prnciped persons To guard the public against decep-
ton, there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appoint ted
in each city town. from whom alone the genuine articles
be obtained. All sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless. No pedars travelling agents WILL any
count, be employed
All applications requesting further information, regard
ing business with Or. Christie should be addressed to
ID. c.. MOORHEAD, AgenGenernl for the U. s.,
No. 1872 Broadway, New York.
Only agent in Washington, d. c.,
M II. STEVENS, No. l, Browns Hotel
Apr a-ThSNMif
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
GENTS CLOTDlNG AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,

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French
ad E.H lib cloth
coats c ,Af ani peo J''1 @ do do Eh @ white flushing
FantSpH iIclI b DNcmr,
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FOR Spring AND SUMNER
London
Mohag cold Oak
DIir
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checked
Ava plaid, and cold cotton drill
Manchester bull
Linen
boicie brown and hickory
Drawaats white drilling
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andsorehioCa cold
susrchdeG
l cold tombalm
brolau Youths and
luo AiobrlyHr bk
youths
bk Mexican
wool wool Panama igo aud palmetto hats Caps Rough
Ready fur and cloth % mems aud @l glazed 1s velvet and cloth and infants lace
BooTScn Golf skin light sl lpg sole d pgd calf
fine
and
srpen nlcod c slippers,
qualities youths eiun k LOgauG
Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,

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Washington telegraph., 1848-07-26

Whom iiteif constituents have no interest.
As it respects the Secretary of State, the
Auditor and Treasurer, the same argu.
ment applies to their bsiag elected by The
people as il does to every other Office IN
the government, State or Federal, beine
so elective, from that Of President, or
Governor to that OF a suballern officer i'll
amlllin company Ii the people are not
capable al eIectiug all these officers, or
any part ol them, neither are they capa.
Pile OF eleetug the President of the
United slates, The Governors OF States
Members Of the House oi Congress. and
OF the Stun Legislature. or any Others,
whose elections belong Ia them, nor would
they be, IN that ease, capable OF scli.goy-
oument.
/ likewise believe our candidates should
be held pledged to dotheF utmost 10 have
the Supreme Court banehed, or district.
ed, su rs 10 have its terms holden in four
or live different parts ol the State, in ths
the place ai only one 'Ihis is the eass
IN every State, except one or TWO Others
besides our own ltlengthens the terms
ol this eaufi, 50 that cuses remain in il
undecldedm inicrminahle length OF Time,
are loo oilea passed OYER slightly uad
can seldom receive The personal attention
ul counsel longest eoufefsaut and bHzt
acquUuledNilh them. And, besides, the
present syzlem is alteudsd with ncedIezz.
aud oltani iaardinnlc expense, as well as
delay 10 lie suilors, trke= the heavier
pursc too much adsauiaHeaeer tho lighter
oAE OF TIE PEOPLE