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R. p Moss is travelling agent, and Is authorized
subscribers and collect monies us out Of
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From J. D. Bennett General Agent Of tna Co. for thu
Southern and Western States.
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Tuesday Morning, May 5, 1857.
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OFFICE or TIE CH., BAN AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Chlds Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing used her
hest class Of Buildings We covering Fregh
Cars with H. aud Master ehanic very
able to IL s. ). L'HOMMsDIEU, Pres.
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AUCTION SALES
By &. w. BOTELER Anc,,,

BY &. w. BOTELER. Auctioneer.
A I &C II r. SALE or A SIPERIOR
"a SIUCh Oh BOTTLED WINES, AND IIoUoRs O.
CARS, SAUCES, CASDLES, plCKLEsSc Nv On.
Loot E.-On Thu RSDAG AFTER Moo, junestn
commencing AT O'Clock, shall sell at store No
on fennsy u anna avenue, opposite the National Ho.
lei; large and choice collection of rare Old Wine.
ana Liquors. Cigars, sauces, &c. embracing IN part
r''
Fine Old Madeira Juice. Madeira SHERRY. md po,t
Wines. Medoc aud ~. Julien Claret 5 IloIordots
rTekou de BogzeN Champagne IN pInts aud qusrfs
A large stock of superior Old BrandIes
Schedam Schnapps, and Holland Gin
Superior Monongahea, Old Rye, and Crows Ola
Bourbon Whisky 'O
StongtOn's BItters
CnTdIals, London Porter and Ale an pints
Old Jamaica, and -. CroIN and Antigua Ru,,,
Scotch and Irish Whisky
Old Peach BRANDY
Old Juep
a full assortment Of Cross ) Biackwell's En.,,.h
Catsups. Sauces. and Pickles
AnchovIes and Yarmouth Herring Paste
sperm, AdanantIne and Tallow Candles
Snuff, &c '"a Nisafef
Terms: So and under cash: over $50 thirty da,.
credit 10 approved endorsed notes bearing iniaTs
- L. w. BOTELER, AuciIoueer
may 81 (InIonl
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
C0rrespoHdeHcs of The Star.
GEoRGRrowS. Nav 70 1857

W ".
We are inclined to think that there is some mis-
take in regard To the vessel Mary Cobb, spoken of
IN the local columns of the Star of YESTERDAY
We know of but one vessel which comes into
our rlVer by that name. and hdiling from New
\ FORK She is brig. and usually brings stone
FOR the public buildings at Washington She
discharged a cargo for the Treasury Extension
some ten days since, 81 the wharf Of MpSsrs Sis
bee Il Ridgley. This brig, we should think. is
totally unit for any such purpose as that limited
at in the before mentioned paragraph, as she is
SAID TO be very sluggish and slow sailer under
the most favorable circumstances. Ii was said
by some Of the captains about our wharves YES
terday afternoon that they had been informed that
she was 10 be fitted up TO take a cargo of stock
II she Is the same vessel alluded to In the star
the heavy hammerng on board can easily he ac-
counted for.
A few days more and we suppose the duh mo-
notony which has brooded over us for some time,
Will be broken of for a while We are daily
looking Tor the proclamation OF the Mayor order
ing an election TO NIL the vacancy in the Board of
Common Council, caused by the resignation of
Brook B. Williams, Esq. We have also heal id il
limited that question connected with the Metro
Politan Railroad, viz: whether or not ID Como
ration shall meet the two per cent upon her sub
scriptiOn To the stock now called for by the pres
ident and directors, will be submitted 10 the peo
pie. lH this should prove to BE- the fact il will
doubtless give rise to considerable talk and we
shall more than likely have quite stirring time
of il.
The following vessels have arrived since our
last Schr Marianne ", Capt Etheridge. Wash
ln2tnn, y. G, 10000 feet lumber to f. Pirkrell
Co; schr. Cleopatra, Williams Salisbury
GOUVO feet lumber TO Jos. Lbbey & Son; also sew
eral Tlver crafts, with wood to c. Myers Die kson
Gordon Co. and Barron 4 Slower
The schr. Hamilton, Hopkins of the Messrs
DOdge's line of New York packets is now re-
ceiving a cargo of -four for New York
Small sales of hour making at s. % for
standard brands. The stock on hand is very
light. and sales consequently of a very limited
character. Wheat-red II 20, white 81 75al 80
| Corn 15c. But little Of either wheat or corn
! coming in. SPECTATOR
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRES,
LATER FROM EUROPE,

NKw YoRE, May 2s.-The steamer Arabia ar.
rived this evening, bringing dates from Liverpool
TO the 10th instant
Lord Palmerston had introd uced bill 10 amend
the Parliamentary oaths, by emitting the words
= on the true faith OF Christian - thus allowing
Tor the admission OF Jews 10 Parliament
The Spanish armada had not vet left CadfI
The Mexican Ambassador had an Interview on
Madrid
spain Will send special envoy 10 China 20 se.
~ snare In the new commercial arrangements
EPdr,eto mas resigned his seat a. Senator.
madrid correspondents relate that the King
,ho n Deen discovered in conspiracy to dethrone
for treason " IN "'A
Inc Ming OF Prussia has sent favorable repl,
70 NHfoieol letter respecting Neufchatel The
analT rs now supposed TO De settled
Russia is filthy out an exnadi,ion ,-o,, &c..
tadt with a special envoy 10 China
A son has been born To the Emna,0. -. T.
press of Russia "~ '''
Hong Kong dates have been received In Ni.,,A
10. Nothing Of importance has transpired zinc.
the last mali ~
shanghai dates have been received 70 N.rrb
20. SILK was active. Calcutta dates 10 knTtl =
represent imports and exports as unchanged
THEMARkErs.-At Liverpool. cotton was sell l.
Ing al the last quotations, except for fair Boweds
and Mobiles. which quoted az Sth advance
Sales OF the week ~. go bales Orleans fair sxd .
middling 1915 uplands fair sd midding
sd stock ia port $40 0OU bales, Of which
J'O,UO Were American Breadsturfs were quiet 81
last quotations Provisions were also unchanged
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BY &. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.


INTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR WINES.
~ l.IQCORs, CIGA RS, &c, &c. AT AUCTIOS-On
THURSDAY NOR MING. MAY 18th, commencing
Al O'Clock, shall sell, AT the warehouse Of Robert
E. Brooke, twho ~ about declining business No.
$50 nth street, opposite Centre Market large. we'll
assorted, and superior stock Of Wines, Liquors, CT
gars, &c. embracing IN part, VIZ:
Twenty barrels J. Martins Whisky
Half pipe dark London dock BRANDY
PelvoIsIu's pale and dark Brandy
twenty barrels extra fine Old Rive Whisky
Pale and dark Martel BrandIes
Superior old Sherry and Madeira Wines
Ten barrels MOnOngabela Whisky
Superior Holland GIN, Scotch Whisky
Blackberry Brandy, a large lot of Igars, &c.
The attention of the trade particularly called 10
this sale. The stock large, embracing some very
superior Liquors. q c., and the whole will Ice dsp
ed OF without reserve.
Terms So and under, cash over So two and
Tour months credit, Tor approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
The House is for rent. Possession gwen immedi-
ately after the sale.
may 22-d c. W. BOTELER, Auct.
UrTHE ABOVE SALE X POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY MORNING, June Sd, al 20
O'Clock, when It will positively take place without
regard 10 weather.
NAV a-ts e. w. BOTELER Auctionaer.
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ExrKRIENcE is the best evidence of Madame

EXPERIENCE Is the best evidence of Nadams
MOUNTS Consumption DESTROYER
Mrs. MOunt-NIadam: am happy 10 inform Won
the terrible cough and cold under Which labofed.
has been entirely cured and eradicate by the use ~
one bottle of your medicine. And / can with conn
dence recommend II TO everybody suffering with
coughs or consumption. u. MAHAN,
No. 1856 Chestnut street, PhIlad,
have used in my family Mrs. Mounts Consume
ton Destroyer, and can testify to its efficacy case
remedies Of the kind 1 have ever used for such a
purpose. Rev JAMES ROBe
THIS is To certify that was well acquainted with
mrs Mount while she was suffering with the con-
sumption, and know tins Syrup to be the remedy
lhat enecteu her cure. Rev. JAMES HANSON.
Residence, q street, between 18th and 18th No.
OF SAFE IN Georgetown at +. a. Newman's shoe
store, NJ" ll3 Bridge street, south side between
N""s'eSS Ola" iiikh streets may slim
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B, JAS.C. Mcguire. Auct,oneer


DEREMPTORY SA IL OF VALUABLE
Il BUILDING OF AT ACCTION.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, June 4th, at o o'clock, ON the prem
lses, shall sell that valuable and admirably situated
LOT Tor business stand being Lot ,, IN square "a
streets. This Is one of the very few uninlpruved
lots In tins vicinity, and presents inducements
Tor business. IL Is moreover embraced within the
Market.
Terms: One-third cash; balance an 8, ~, and ia
months, with interest
may ed JAS. &. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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By LAS. c. MciTIRE- Anclinneer

by JAS. L. MciIlRE, AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE FARM AND QUARRY LAND
FOR SALE.-On THURSDAY, June 4 al 8
O'Clock Z. NJ, will be sold at the Little Falls Bridge
that portion OF Rich Point Farm north of rIumett 4
Run, containing one hundred acres, more or less
This property most egIbly situated on the ess-
burg turnpike road. four miles from Washington CITY
well wooded In OAK and chestnut Primmett's IN
tthe southern boundary Is ucver-faing stream of
water. The cleared land Is easy of cultivation. The
quarrles on the Potomac highly valuable having
the finest curb and flag stone ON the river
II desirable, the property can be divided into TWO
portions To SUIT purchasers. the object of The propr-
etOr being To increase the neIghborhood as he is
about to build on the adjoining portion for his own
residence.
Terms: One third cash the balance IN e and u
months notes, hearing interest from day of sale
Deed of trust taken 10 secure the pay ments. Sal
positive. JAS. &. McCiI-IRE
I'D Aurtioueer
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Later from California,

NEw NoRE. Nav - The steamer Illinois ar
rived at o'clock this afternoon. she left Aspin-
wall on the lyh inst. having connected with the
steamer Golden Gate. which brought from SaE
Francisco nearly S2,2j0OOO in gold
Gen. HenningSen and Col. Titus are among the
passengers.
The Illinois brings 80 passengers and 81 go.
coo in gold. ~ S'''OO'
Official information received at Panama. from.
hogotd states that the islands in the Bay Of Pan
ailia together with the tonnage dues on American
vessels, had been coded To England.
Information Of the execution Of Col Crabbe and
his party had been received at Panama
General Walker evacuated Rivas on the Ist az
May he having capitulated with the Costa r.
cans, and being allowed TO retire with his %
GERS. on board the United states sloop-of-war :,
Aarys. The rest Of his army were sent down iu
a steamer TO Panama
The Costa Ricans received the news Of Gen
Walkers surrender with great rejoicing ES,en-
slFc preparations were ~ Gi:.-S for the reception,
of Gen. Mora at san 10. on his return from Riya.
The Illinois brings ivices from V aaraiso o.
ApTll 10th, and from Callao 10 the 26lu General
NlNanCo' with two steamers and $40 men. attack
fd CiIido al midnight on the 10Th of AprIl a
BRISK fight ensured IN the streets. which resulted
IA lVanco total defeat, large part Of his force
being prisoners.
Gen. Nivahco remained on board the .teausr.
and escaped with them. Gen Plaza Of the gov
eminent army and gen Lofera and Col Roderi
%ues "f the insurgents, were killed. Generals VI.
gu ana Mdchuca Of tue insurgents, were wounded
and taken prisoners.
Gen. NivanCo SAYS that he has $500 troop, ~
Arefnips, and does not acknowledge his final de-
ieat The revolutionary ships Lon Guiss and
l>chuca, were at Chineas four DAYS after the fpht
aud during the funeral obSequies Of Gen Plaza a
report that th" victorious troops were again land
'nS created @reat excitement. During the confu-
sion Mr.. Eaton, CLERK TO the American consul was
shot dad
The custom house At Callao was closed, and all
business suspended.
CALIFORNIA News
The news from California is unimpoTtant The
Legislature adjourned on the 18th, having passed
80 bills
The mining news was favorable. the supply OF
water at the mines being more abundant than
usual.
The grain crops wee suffering from drought
by fire
Accounts from Oregon state that the Indians IA
OHPqua county threaten hostilities The crop
prospects In Oregon were brighter
sandwich Island dates 10 the 4th OF Aprii LA
been received. hut are uninteTeSting
The san Francisco MAJ ket continued dull
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A. GREEN. Auct
BY JAMES {. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer,
AL 'ARI.E AND HANnSnJE pT-II nI>

BY JAMES c. McGEIRE. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE AND HANDSOME BIIIDI\G
LOTS WITH IMPROVEMENTS OPPOSITE SMITH
SnNIAN INSTITUTE AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
THE SECONDO il y r.. we shall sell IA front of
the premises, at o clock. p. m two handsome and
desirable Building Lots. known rs Lots No n and
- IN Square No. :Ss5. having front of ~ feet on
south Is street and running back M angles of IZj la
35 To 2'-teet paved alley between 9TH and los h
streets south, with improvements. consisting ot !,
handsome hack building built "f patcut brick con
tanning four rooms. cdrrag house and Stabl, for
three horses. The west side of Lot q has pave
ment extending hack Ia the alic,.
The owner has incurred great expense in orna-
mentlng the yard with fruit trees which AT present can
he seen IN hne hearing order. In the yard feet
water can be drawn. f
Persons wishing To purchase "A lot for tho erection
of private dwelling viii fud The .brye ono of 90
most desirable an the CITY. fronting the Institute
garden and having full Wow OF the city and its
public bindings. Title ind SputabIs Terms AT sale
NAV 25-d JAS. c. Mc(iU IRE, AuctIoneer
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BRANDREIH's PILLs.-The Weak the Consume
tive Rheumatic, COstlve, Billions and Delicate az
yer some day = use Will lind renewed strength and
lie peTvade every organ of their frames Every dnse
makes the blood PureT. The nerves commence IN the
arteries and terminate IN the veins. These Dds as
hTst effect, act upon the arteral blood incrsa sing
the circulation by which impurities are deposited m
the veins, and they throw eff such collections INTO
The bowels which organ by the energy derived from
BIandreth's Pills, exPeis them from the system,
When rst used, the pills may occasion gripping and
even make the patient feel worse; this must he
borne with for the good TO come afterwards. No
great good Is often achieved without some trouble
IN It's attainment and this rule applies To the recoy-
cry of health. Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under a load Og impure
tenacious humors. consecutive for a few day s
will satisfy the unbellcvng of the great good
me pills are dong. The directions should be care
July STUDIED: IL understood and followed, health
and VIgor will, IN majority Of cases be secured by
the use Of BTaHdTsthS PILLS
Soid az = cents per box at IS Canal street Brand
rein Building, New OTk by II. w. DYOTT Sons
lS2 north Second street, Philadelphia, and by med-
cine uedIefs generally nov 8-tf
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EiuanciaI-


NEW DIRK, May 2Hh.-StockS are active anL
trmer: Chicago and Rock Island. IUI =. Cuu,l..'.
Iand Coal Co. lsH Illinois Genital shares ~.
DO bonds. 9ya; Michigan southern coz: Read
ing Railroad II
Sterling exchange j. firm at IOgkal(qI
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New york ,IarL.,

NEW YORK, May 29.-FlOur Is frm; sales Of
-00 bbls; State So 75aG -; Ohio : 25s7 d.:
southern - .JOa7 50
w heat Is improving; sales Of 700 bushels
Indiana red Sl.67. Corn Is firm: sales OF ri usl
bushels; White and yellow ~ %; miKedsIOlx
Pork is buOyant; sales 200 bblS mess S2ci "a
AZ lIsk -
Whisky i duh al &c
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Gen. Walker I'm New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, May 25-Gen Walker and
stan, by Invitation, visited Spalding's amphitea-
ire tonight. The house was denSely crowded
ana the audience rose and Cheered him enthus.
dstically Ola his entrance His friends here asSo +,
that In from thirty 10 sixty DAYS be will return 10
Nicaragua with plenty Of men and means
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Fire and FIremen Killed

NEWARK, y. May 2s.-The building occr
pied by the Newark India Rubber Companv
Dl M early this morning, together with a large.
stock OF shoes. The loss Is estimated At ;boiIt
Sl5,uOo. Mr.. Jacob Allen, foreman Of engine
company No !, was killed by the fall ng OF the
was badly injured 1
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Bv A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

IIlREE-STORN BRICK HOUSE, WITH
L BASEMENT. AND l.uT ON Penn. AVE\UF NJ M
THE CAPITOL. 1T AUCTIoN.-On TIL URSDAE the
4th"i June, shall sell III front of the premises u;
1nciock p M, part oil Lot No. 3, IN square No 73I
with the improvements which are good three story
Brich House wit h basement aud a new brick stable
ms property Is handsomely situated Penn. ave
nue. OF % ieet, running hack To street. between Isl
and "a streets east, ami near the Capitol.
Terms One-thlrd cash balance In SIX and lively G
months. Tor notes bearing interest from day of sa
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title lndsputabe.
may 29d \. GREEN, Auct.
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Death from Suffocatiou,

ALBANY. May 27.-George Lawrence boarisr
al the Fot Orange Hotel, in this CITY, was found
dead an his bed this morning. During the MIC ht
the gas pipe in his room burst, and ne was suff !,
Gated, IL is supposed in his sleep.
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By JAS. &. MCGUIRE Auctloneer
NHA\rERN SALE n

By JAS. Q. MEG UIRE AuctIOneer
rHANCERl SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
~ The lSLAND-By virtue Of decree of the Cir
cult Court Of the District of Columbia for Wasbing
ton county, made IN the wherein John Van RIs-
Wick Is complainant. and Mary A. Ayton, widow and
administrative, and Mary V. Az ton, Adene c, Az :
Ton. and Others heirs AT law of richard Ayton de-
ceased are defendants. the subscriber will SELL at
public auction, on Tt ESDAl. the ID day of June
1897, AT oclock p. n on the premises. Lot No. H. in
the subdivision of Square No 49, fronting "a feet on
8h street west between south ID and r. streets by "
ieetd'eP To an alley 10 feet inches wide, with the
improvements, which consist of a small one story
Frame Building.
Terms One third, cash; the balance in and u
months for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
with security To be approved by the trustee. Upun
the ili payment of the purchase money and interest
the Trustee Will convey the property to the purchaser
In lee III the terms of sale are not complied with i'm
hive days after the sale the property will be resold
upon one weeks notice, at the risk and expense of
the purchaser.
CHAS. :. WALLACE, Trustee.
may7 J. {. NEG UlRE, Auct
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BY A. GREEN, Auctjoneer.

VALUABLE BRICK HOTSE AND LOT on
,rr,,,nENNsILYANIA AVENUE AT AUCTIoS.-Op
nv hSDAl the Attn day of June next, shall sell
III lro oil The premises at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, Lot ID,
ia SUBDIVISION of original lot No. :, IN square No.
SiS having a front of y feet the south side oI
PennsA wanna avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets west, running hack 10 an alley, containing
Z;olS feet, with the improvement, which 10 good
Brick House, containing twelve conveniently ar
ranged rooms wide passage, cellar; the gas and
store fixtures 10 be sold with the house. This pro
the Confectionery store.
Terms: One third cash balance IN s, 10, and ne
months the purchaser to notes for the deferred
pa, meuts, hearing interest from the day of sale A
deed gwen and deed of trust taken All convey ance
at the cost of the purchaser.
NAV sd A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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Death OF an Editar.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s.-Jos. Brenan, ESQ
one of tue competitions of Mitchell and Meaghe :
3nd editor Of The Times, died Yesterday His
~N'
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FASHION AND FOLLIRs OF WASHINGTON IIFE.-A
DIams Of thrilling interest illustrative of Metro
PoIlan Lie anu society. Now IN press, and in a
few days " ~ be for sale at JOE. SHILLlNGTnN< and
TAYLOR Il MAURY's. m
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LYON MAGNETIC POWDER, for the determination
OF Bedbugs, COckroaches, Moths Ants and Mos
quItoes Also Pills for the destruction of Rats and
Nice, Tor SALE wholesale and RETAIL at Shillingtons
odenn building, corner Of "a street, and Pennsyl
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE VALUA-
L BILE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-On TT rs
DAY AFTERNOON, June I'd, nj q O'clock on the
premises, shall sell three valuable Building LOIS,
being Nos. 10 and II, IN square south of Square &
and Lot To- IN Square $50 Lots ID and II front ON
street north betwe Second and Third streets
aud immediately opposite the square which nd
Douglas Is erecting his four beautiful dwellings
Also, Lot 10, IN Square $50, situated New Jersey
avenue and next to the square on which Judge
Douglas is erecting those four fine dwellings This
IS beautiful lot, aud will be suDdvded If required
rms Will he hhe chance for speculation, II will
bs positively sold.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six twelve,
and eighteen months. deed gwen and deed taken.
may I'D JAS. c. MEG UlRE. Auct.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIomeer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
NORTH Il, OPPOSITE FRASkLIN SQUARE, AT
ACCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the al day of June
shall sell IN front of the premises. at 5 O'Clock D.
IN, LOT 5. IN Davldson'S subdivision of square No.
ziS having front of p feet north h. heiween 18Th
and l4ih streets west, running hack l46 feet inches
To an alley containing S,675 square feet.
- Thus property Is immediately opposite franklin
square and adjoining the spacious residence of Ma
Jnr Lindsey. We deem az unnecessary 10 mai Re
further comment, as IT is well known Ia b- one of
The most beautiful building lots for private resi-
dence IN the city OF Washington.
Terms: One-thIrd, cash: balance IN t, -
m"nthS for notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken
Title indIsputabe.
may 2J-d A. GREEN suc,
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CEMENT, CEMENT, AND PLASTERTNG
- HAlR.-We are now receiving, per schooner
Nj. Monson Jr., from New \ Ork, 80 barrels of the
best ROsendale Cement Also, 100 bushels plss
terlng Hair, which we offer at the lowest price
Also, on hand: white and gray Sand, wood buru,
Ifline, raster, &C. Persons using the above sTti-
Giles Will lind Il To their advantage Ia give MS all
WARDER Il KILLMON,S
Wood and Coal Office. 18th and street
may &-eo3t (InfelD - o'i0e''
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GUNNER WINES
- I'D Cases CLARETS all grades viz.
= cases -. yulIen Meaoc TABLE CLARET
- 90 -. Estephe Medoc do do
CLARET w. "
~ do st. Julien, 1851 do do
10 do Chateau Larose l849 do do
~ 90 chateau Leoville, l848, do do
~ DO Chateau Margaux, 1886, do do ,,o
Anu y gases still and sparkling HOCkS ana MO-
For sale by lanes II. SHECKELL,
27g r street, cor. OF 18th.
may G-eolw (Intel& States)
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BIC ". ROTELER Anctlnneers

BY c. w. BOTELER, AuctiOneers.
GALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
- II The FIRST WARD AT ACCTION.-On TT Is
DAY AFTERNOON, June I'd, at o clock, | shall
sell, on the PREMISES the whole of Lot No, 81, IN
square g. fronting 81 feet street west between
north and north g streets. Depth 80 feet 80
inches, containing about q,lS9 square feet.
This beautifully located lot will be sold altogether
or divided INTO two lots, If desired each fronting 3
feet.
Terms One fourth cash balance on a credit Of c.
u, and IL months, for notes bearing interest secured
by deed of trust.
HaY 1885, c. w. BOTELER, Auc,