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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEORGETOWN, May 3, 18

GEORGETOWN, May 8, 1854.
Tho excitement and little differences of
opinion consequent upon our recent elections
has entirely died out, there being no one willing
to furnish fuel to keep the fame alive any
longer.
On Monday night some three or four hun.
dred Of our citizens assembled at Forrest Hall
and partoOk of one of the most sumptuous sup
pers ever given in our city. The banquet WIS
given by the friends of the railroad, and was
served up By Mr.. Fitzhugh, of the Union Hotel,
upon the real cold water principle; and for ex-
cellence Of arrangements and variety of edi
bles, it could Eot be surpassed. Nothing oc-
cured to mar the general harmony and re-
joicing and no remark of any kind was uttered
by the successful party to disturb the feelings
of any one present. After the tables were
cleared, the large audience were entertained
by q number of excellent songs from Messrs.
Hartley, Adler and others. until about ] l
o'clock, when the audience adjourned highly
delighted with the evenings entertainment.
The Rev. Stuart Robinson, d. D., delivered
last evening, in the Presbyterian Church an
eloquent and highly interesting discourse in
behalf Of the Female Union Bible Society.
The lecture of the Rev. MIR. Harris, upon
Spiritual manifestations, at Forrest Hall, last
night, was rather failure, SO far as audience
was concerned, there not being present over
forty to fifty persons. Nothing daunted, how
ever, the Rev. gentleman entertained them
with lecture Of some length in favor of his
peculiar theory-cting as he went along in
proof of its soundnesS. many very wonderful
and astounding circumstances, which he said
had recently occurred, such as the Spirits TAX
ing up an individual in the city of Philadel-
phia, and carrying him a distance Of some
forty feet, over the heads Of the audience;
| persons whe were wholly ignorant of music,
| being taught by the Spirits to play the most
difficult airs upon the piano, &c. We think
the Rev. gentleman will find some trouble in
getting the sober-minded people ofGeorgetown
to fall in with his theory.
Friend Vanderwerken of the Union Line Of
| Omnihuses, is preparing for summer, by tho
roughly overhauling his excellent coaches and
| repainting and retrimming them in the most
| neat and handsome manner.
Barnard Buckley, auctioneers, sold yes
terday brick house and lot fronting 90 feet
| on Washington street, and running back 10,
to Mr.. Wilary Ofut for $4,000. The building
is nearly new, and is considered great bar,
gain.
| Flour and Grain ket.-Flour, under
| the northern news Of yesterday is less firm
! held at So so; no sales except to the retail
trade. Whsat-prime white, $500; prime
red, $l95; none arriving except by wagons.
49, SPECTATOR.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE THIRD WARD

In reply to many inquiries, 1 respectfully
communicate to you that still adhere to the
conclusion, formed and expressed some time
since, not to be a candidate for reelection 10
the Beard of Aldermen at the ensuing election
For the kind consideration you have given me
for the past twelve years. at each successive
election, l shall ever cherish grateful recol-
lection; and permit me to assure you thar, in
all that contributes to the interests of our
Ward, and to the prosperity and honor of our
beloved city, L shall nevertheless be with you,
on all occasions
Yours, very respectfully,
1t JOHN T. Towers
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=. ~ CURE OF ScRorULA OF TEN YEARS STANDING nv
the use OF Kidwels Beach Drop confirmed by the
certincate OF Mrs. Emerson, of AleIandra, who has
lined considerable reputation for The trataat noe at
Ulcers de- Mrs E. will give further infsrma ton to
any one visiting her relative to the case The char
aster of the BEACH DROP is so fully established that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
for the cure of Scrofula, Bronchil Diseases Rheu.
matlsm, DC. Strangers visiting Washington who
have friends afflicted with such diseases can have il
sent 20 any part OF the United States securely
"Star" f"s~ .S1o s"e
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A HUNTERS CRUELTI.-Baker, in his
recently published adventures in Ceylon,
states that on one occasion he came across
an enormous serpent, which lay coiled
in his path. He says Ellis head was
about the size of very small cocoa-nut,
divided lengthways, and this was raised
about eighteen inches above the coil.
His eyes were fixed upon us, and his
forked tongue played in and out of his
mouth with continued hiss. Aiming at
his head, [ fired at him with double bar
relied gun, within four PAGES, and blew
his head to pieces. He appeared stone
dead; but upon pulling him by the tail,
to stretch him out, he wreathed himself
in convulsive coils, and lashing himself
out in full length, moved down the high
grass in all directions. This obliged me
to stand clear, for his blows were terrific
and the thickest part Of his body was as
large as mans thigh. Cutting some
sharp-pointed stakes, waited till he was
again quiet, when l suddenly pinned his
tail to the ground with my hunting knife,
and thrusting the pointed stake into the
hole. drove it deeply into the ground
with the butt OF my rifle. The boa made
some objection to this, and again COM
menced his former muscular contortions.
| waited till they were over; and having
provided myself with some tough Jungle
rope, (aspecies of creeper ground, tied the
rope through the incision, and the united
exertions of myself and three men hauled
him out perfectly straight. l then drove
stake through his throat, and pinned
him out. He was fifteen feet in length:
and it required our united strength to teal
off his skin, which shone with variety
of passing colors. On losing his hide he
tore away from the stakes; and although
his head was shivered to atoms, and he
had lost three feet Of his length of neck
by the ball having cut through this part,
which separated in tearing off the skin
still ne dashed and writhed in frightful
commissions, which continued until left
him, bearing as my trophy his scaly hide. .
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NEW GOODS,
N NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS,
N NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
Just opened
IS pieces handsome plaid and striped Silks
Is do plain Silks. all choice coiors, cheap
30 do Brocade Silks, great bargains
30 do Black Silk, superior makes
rs do plain, plaid, and figured Bereges
IS do do do do Tissues
25 do black Bsregss and Tissues, Lupin's make
10 DO black ChaiIeys, do
10 do black Twisted slks
30 do black Bombasins and Alpacas
ID do colsred Alpacas, for ladies' travelling
dresses
30 do fine French Organdy Muslin and Lawns
90 do very fine Lawns at l2la cents
50 do Barkiey's Irish Linens, cheap
IS do plaid Caabrics, best ever seen at 12h cts
50 60 plaid do very fine
.65 do plaid, figured, and striped Swiss Muslins
IS DO very fine plain Swiss Musins
Cambria Edgiugs, Insertings, and Fiouncings
IS very handsome Mantillas, new style
10 PLAN and embroidered Grape Shswls
$50 new style ParaSo's
l25 new style nnets
800 pieces handsome 2onret Ribands
large lot of Cloths. Cassimeres, Vestings Tweeds
and Lii nen Drii;ings
large assortment of Dome site Goods of all kinds
Carpetings Oileloths, and attngs
AL those wishing to purchase goods cheaper Than
can be had elsewhere will do well to give us call.
may l-eo2w HALL BROTHER.
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DI Z ID

Departed This life about midnight of the ID instant
WILLIAM SAWKINS; IN the 18th year of mi, asa
tie was native OF frampton, Dorsetshire. England,
G5-His funeral will take place on to morrow aiter
noon, at o'clock, from his late residence on stree,
between 10Th and l4tl Streets His friends and those
OF his family are invited to attend.
baltimore Sun please copy1
In Baltimore, on the Goth ult;mo, ANNA NJ wifi.
of Robert Leslie, in the Ssh year of her ace
On the Cd instant, JANET b. PHILIPS. in N.
74th year of her age. 49, "'
AT Hong Kong, China, February l2 Surgeon AMO
G. GAMBRILL, U. $. IVY, age 4s years.
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w 4 WOULD CALL particular attention
w to our advertisements Of Dry Goods in this
paper.
We have now a very large stock and will he 70
ceiving large additions from New York and Phi,a
delphia the frat of the coming week. Persona xish.
ing very cheap dry goods will please favor us with
call, Us our motto is quick sales snd small profits.
- YEkBY, TEBBS L YEkBY.
i..., Corner Of Penna. avenue and 7th street.
ap a-lmG ..- a. .,..--...
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a. A. BALDWIN at his Factory, corner of Sd st..
aud Indiana avenue is prepared to fill all orders for
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, &c.
forming 10 wood, such Balusters and Novels.
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers.
A large quantity OF the above articles on hand at
lew prices.
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count.
ers, Drawers, Shelving, DC. ap4-eo3m
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DESTRUCTIVE Eine

FkAshfoRr, M, April PA destructive
are oc"nrred lass nighton Montgomery street
de toying drug, dry lo,ds, mi silversmiths
stores, oes'nes GIT other stores. large
amount of goods wee burntin the streets after
heir removal, on account Of the fm,r...ibility
of removing them TO a place of safety Ia the
great confusion which rrrsiled Loss 500
Jo0-partiy ins ured i-
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COL. ER MINT

LIZ now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
TO the Pacific. G. s. Emerson has long been engaged
IN exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public a Compound, which is 8
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hal,
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify. See Circulars, to be had of the Agents
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
Soil BY all Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. G. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent. 70,
Washington and surrounding country
c. Il. FISHER l. co. Projectors,
No. AZ Superior Street, Cleveland. O.
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GOOD EATING
VI Maryland premium Sugar Cured cid and ne
hamS
Cincinnati, Terre Haute, Baltimore, and stagg 4
Shay's Hams
Shoulders, thin M'ddling, and small new Jowls
Ohio and simon pure ologna Sausage, and Smoked
Beef for broiling and chipping Just received by
MILTON GARRtTr, 90 Centre Market outside
WANTED-a good FARM near some conyenien,
| landing on tie Potomac river, batween Washington
and Aqua Greek. may 1-eo3ts
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LtOh SALE.--A very desirable FARM on the
Il Rockville Turnpike, Y miles from Georgetown
containing 100 acras IS OF which is perfectly set in
Timothy, the balance, Is acres, in Timber of sure
FLOR quality. The improvement consists of a com,
Portable House. large barn, hay barn, sufficient fr
LOO tons hay; house to hold $50 barrels corn
stables complete Tor horses, &c. 1t has Peach
and Apple orchard of 800 treas. All the building,
are new anu covered with best cypress shingles TIE
place If we'll watered and has located near the house
asprng OF the purest water, the quantity of water
given out from it adapts it particularly as a dairy
farm The neighborhood is of the most respectable
character The lands adjoining are being rapidly
put In complete cultivation. The proposed Metro
politan Railroad runs within u mile of the Farm
and it being nearly equdistant between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot at this place For
terms apply to j. L. KIDWELL.
mar LIT Hiyh street G,ory.tou-n n q
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~ most beautiful. choice, and varied assort
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has Just
been opeaed by Noah WalRer & Co., proprietors of
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
Our citizens, as well as stra ugers, should by all
means give them trial, as their goods are made up
IN the very best manner aud most fashionable STYLE
dhe stock consists of full dress aud business suits
fine black and colored Cloth frock and dress Goats
rich Fesings, &c, with selection Of FurnishipC
Goods not surpassed in the city for beauty and style
Particular care and attention has been paid to the
Boys and Youths' Department.
Their prices are uniformly low, and we say to ore
and all, call on them before purchasing elsewhere
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, May 3-Flour: sales of lOUO
barrels Of Howard Street at S. ~ For City
Mills same price. Whea'; sales Of ll.000
bushels white AZ SOS 81 10; red at 80 So 05
Corn; sales OF 23.IODbus white II 7la7s cite
yellow at 20 cents Oats: sales =, 5a,,l4 cts
Prices Of other articles unchanged.
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The Ward Trial-Indignation Meet;,e

LOUISVILLE, May IA meeting was held
on Saturday night, at which resolutions were
passed requesting Mr.. Crittendeu, who was
one OF the counsel Of Ward, to resign his seat
10 the u ; Senate, and requesting Mr. Wolfe,
anotner OF the counsel, to resign his seat as
stIie senator. The Wards were also requested
70 teaNe tue state large mob proceeded to
the residence Of Il. j. Ward, where thew burnt
IN efhgy Matthew and his brother Robert AZ
the front door, so close TO il that the wood
"ork caught. The fire was ertinguishei
however, before much damage was done
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THE HOME MOTHER.

We must draw . line, ay, q broad line
between her and the frivolous butterfly
of fashion, who fits from ball to opera
and party, decked in rich robes, and fol-
lowed by train as hollow and heartless
as herself-she who, forgetful of the holy
task assigned her, neglects those who
have been given in her charge, and leaves
them to the care of hirelings, while she
pursueS her giddy round Of amusements.
Not so our home mother blessings
be on her head. The heart warns to see
her in her daily routine of pleasant du-
ties. How patiently she sits, day after
day, shaping and sewing some article for
use Or adornment for her little flock =
And how proud and pleased is each little
recipient of her kindness How the lit
tie face dimples with pleasure. and the
bright eyes grow still brighter, as mamma
decks them with her own hands in the
new dress she has made How much
warmer and more comfortable they feel,
if mamma wraps them up before they 60
to school! No one but her can warm
the mits and overshoes, or tie the COM
forters around the necks.
There is a peculiar charm about all
she does-the precious mother. They
could not sleep, nay, for that matter, she
could not, if she failed to visit their cham
Der, and with her own soft hands arrange
them comfortably before she slept! Her
heart thrills with gratitude to her Crea-
tor, as she looks on those sweet blooming
faces; and when their prayers are done,
she imprints good night kiss on each
rosy little mouth. 1t may be, too, that
tear will start for one little nesting,
laid in it's chill, narrow bed, for whom
maternal care is no longer needed. 1t
sleeps, though the sleet and snow de-
sends, and the winter wind bowls
around its head. 1t needs no longer her
tender care. A mightier arm enfolds it.
1t is at rest. She feels and knows that
it is right, and bends meekly to the hand
that sped the shaft, and turns with a
warmer love, if it be possible, to those
little ones who are left her to love. How
tenderly she guards them from every
danger, and with what a strong, untiring
love she watches by their bedside when
they are i'll Blessing be on the gentle,
loving home.mother. Angels must look
with love upon her acts. Her children
shall rise up and called her blessed, and
the memory of her kindly deeds will en-.
fold her as garment.
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Nj sIoCk OF NEW B0NNETs has lust arrive
Sl rom New York. and il now open for .xi hi
tian comprising every vsriety a1d price ChllJren,s
ieshorn Flats, from 81 30 to SO.
Also, an assortment OF Embroisere and Inre
10 Us, ah ef which will be sid on the one pric,
principle, st the store with III. blue aud white avn
ing. Fr MyFR
msy l-eoSt
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New York Marke

new l0Rk, May 3-Flour. Sales OF 1000
ools State at 1913; Southern a; s. 81 Wheat
unchanged. Corn: sales Of 80. 00O bushels of
mixed, al SO, yelIowat ss n 81 Cotton dull
and dropping. Stocks unchanged
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81 Nov Is TEE TIME.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
nue. Is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there Let it he
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise with
genius deserves support, and what ID gratifying, al
ways attslns 1t. This accounts for the success ui
Plumb's Gallery. Cameo Dagaerreotypes taken in
all weathers. dec
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Joe Shtllington receives al, the Nrv
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast published He
Is agent Ter Harper's and all the other Magazines
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery AT bis RI
store Odeon Building, corner ~ street and Penn
JisoAha dSchue. atIp 10
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A UCTION CARD.-The undersigned will
"A continue the general Auction snd Commisginr
business at the spacious Warehouse on the sou.t
= e OF PenosJ lvanis avenue, formerly occupied by
e. str ton. They are prepared 10 cash al salre
without delay ana respectfully solicit share of the
Jublic patronage in which they trust TO merit tie
confidence that may be bestowed uron them.
Liberal advances made on unlimited consirn.
ments.
Mr.. E. n. SrRArfoS is employed by us, and viii
attend to the auction department.
ap Him ID. b. CAMPBELL CO
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Trial Of Major Wyse

Nav losE. May 3-The trial II Major
N!se, Tor refusing TO accompany the troop. Go
California, la the steamer Falcon, commenced
.o-day- Auch interest seems 20 he manif, ste [
IN the result Of the trial
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Election of Mavor

WILMINGTON. DEL May 2-Dr Haywood.
Malne.law candidate of this city, has been
elected over John A. Allcrdice, the regular
Wing candidate. by over III majority.
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11-SPLENDID pictures Those of our readers wbo
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
should not fail to pay a visit to Plumbs Rooms on
the Avenue. He has exhibition there some cbo;cs
specimens Of the new art of Dagu rreotyping in on
There js a portrait executed in this last stvle NJ
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every neamsnt thereof giving a life like ex
preston. Mr. tlumhe is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist of our time. mar "a
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nj ARRIED.

On the I'd instant, by the Rev. Robert l.. Dashiel,
Mr.. JOHN W. BoGGS, formerly Of Norfolk, Va, 10
Miss HESTER A. WILSON, of this city.
Norfolk papers please copy.j
On the 23d ultimO, by the Rev. Mr.. s,mnson
HENRY NORRIS to Mrs. MARY A. KINCSRJIRY
all of this city,
On the I'd instant, by the Rev. Dr. John C. Smith.
J. nj. STANLEY TO ALICE, daughter of the late
John q. English, all of this city.
On the ID instant, by Rev. Charles A. Davis. Mr..
LYDIA B. CROSS, of this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auetion..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on rp,b. t..~eep
M ans streets north. At Aurtiou-on M ~.
DA' me sth instr Mt We shall ell at O'Clock m .
in front Of the premises Iot No ~. in sonar, lie
having frent of % feet on 10th street: runuius
back TO wide ALLEY lac f~t 10 inches. between N
and SIS. north. "
Terms One third cash; balance IN .;x "a !,
months, the pursbss t. rive GO e. for the d.s.,
payments, bearing Interest rom Y of sale. :
deed given and deed OF trust tai en-. O.
I'D. '' GREEN a SCOTT, y ii
may Sd Aprtioperrs
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Floods along the Hudson Riv,,

NEW loRk, May 2.-Accounts received from
Inherent points along the line Of the railroads
elsewhere inform US that the floods are sub
siding. Immense damage has been done ,ion,,
the line of the canal
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a. THIRD WARD.-HeSsrs. Editors: Please an
nounce the name Of DR.. e. NJ CHAPLIN as a candi
date for the Board Of Aldermen to repres mt Third
Ward. MANY FRIENDS.
Int
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L0R SALE-Two lots of Land, supposed to con
Il tain . or 20 acres each, son Of the best QUALITY
large Portion of each lot is now ia grass with &
considerable quantity Of good timber. There is nc.
more desirable location for a genteman's country
residence in the District OF oIumbia than either 81
these lots, being 81 miles from Georgetown. Per
sons wi hing to purchase are referred to LEWIS
{, RRERY, of Georgetown. ap Pow.
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Later from Havti,

NsS York, May I've have later adyiess
mere IRON hsyu. Tie Emperor Soulouque is
making great preparations for the Invasion of
Dominica All his fleets and army are being
put IN fighting order. Operations to commence
Mnr
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Cold Weather

New ORLEANS, April 2a--The weather !.
quite frosty here. Yesterday was the colies,
day ever known in April in this quarter The
Thermometer was down to 46 degrees
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODs-

HE subscriber are now receiving their third sur.
Pede, Florence Braid, Ep2l Dunstables Iscas
Belgrade, Swiss Braid, Plain straws, mixed do and
Fancies.
Also, Mems and Boys Leghorn, Feael Sonnet, ard
Palm Leaf Hats. Misses and Infauts' Hats ana
Flats, all of which will be soli at very low priees
". EGAN Son,
No. 8 south side Pa. avenue, near 7th street
may lot INTEL
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BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioneers.

BY GRE EN d SCOTT, Aucttoneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS fronting on IN
and sth streets, at Arction-Ou FRIDAY
the 18th instant, We sha n sell at O'Clock p m 1,
front of the prpmises Lots Nos. l. s. g. and T. 1,
square Az fronting $50 feet 9TH and Sth street
west, AID 200 feet on p street n rth
The above property is Handsomely situated in tls.
same 70 uare OF tie residence of Mir nj. Hoover d
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
Title indisputsble.
Terms: One'hird cash; balance In ak and ].
months. for notes hearing interest
deed given and deed OF trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
ap 25-d G-,ctioneers
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By &c. MCGUIRE, huotione.r

Dy q. . NC0 = Es uCtfONeer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUs BILE PR0PEkTT.
i BY virtue ot a deed of tru 81 from joseph Cue
-ier TO the subscriber, duly ret OF ded In Ilber
s. No. 10. foiios, 52s, &c one of the land recc,,
or Washington county, in the District Of Co!maIi
will offer for SALE at public auction, at the auci
rooms OF Jas c. Actfni0e. On SATURDAY., TIE h
day OF May next at o'clock M, the following "a
az ground, together with the improvements thereon
VIZ Lots Nos. 1. >, o., S, IL, 13, H. IL, Ii, IL
ADD Is, in Square 992.
THOSE pers rs DESTROYS of purchasing are request
ed to examine the property previous % tie dny .,
the sal.
Terms Of sale: 0pe half cash: tie balance In six
months with note besrins interest and secured liz
iced # trust On the property.
Al conveyancing at the expense ofthe purchaser
If the terms Of sale are not complied with with I
ave days after the sne, the property will be reso,
at the ri of the purchaser.
J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS, Trustee
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
apr 2s-d aucti ,nae,