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GE0RGETOWN.
Correspondence of Tie Star.

= a -,
We understand that the police committee Of
our City Councils are now engaged in the prepa-
ration of bill for thorough reorganization of
our police and night watch systems The gem
eral impression is that much more efficient force
can be had, under proper regulations, at less
expense 10 the Corporation than the one we now
have AT any rate, we think II a fixed fact, that
our city fathers have wisely determined to try
the experiment. We had hoped that our city
would also be provided for In the bill now pend
ing before Congress, providing for more efficient
iorce OF officers for Washington We can see no
good reason why We should not. Georgetown,
we certainly think, has some claims to the pro-
tecting and fostering care of Congress as well as
our sister city; and we still entertain the hope
that the bill will be so amended in the House of
representatives, rs to allow Georgetown at least
nom ten to twenty Of the number proposed in the
bill If 1t Is not done the establishment of such
a police force In w ashington may drive her cut
threats and villains that now mar her hitherto
fair reputation among us, and cause our people
to resort to such measures for their removal as
would cause them to shudder at under other cir
cumstances. ....
We learn this morning, from gentleman from
Montgomery county, Md that the drough BIT Of the
several past weeks was beginning to operate
seriously upon the growing crops. The earth
bias become so thoroughly dried and hardened
that it Is with the utmost diicu lty that the far
mers can 90 on with their blowing operations.
Quite an extensive revival Of religion has been
going on at Emory (M. T. Chapel, i'm Montgom-
cry county, Md. for several months past, under
the pastoral charge Of the Rev. Messrs. s. Regis
ter and w. McFa1s
We would advise all the readers of the Star
who may wish to enjoy real literary treat. to
attend the lecture Of Mr.. Reese, at the Congress
street NJ p. church, this evening. Mr. r is one
OF the most talented divines in his Church,
aud his subject for this evening" Home''-has
associated with 1t so many endearments and
pleasant reflections that il cannot fail, when han
died by lecturer of his ability, TO give universal
satisfaction
The supply of fish at our wharves continues
very limited; shad are selling at Sl4 per lG0 and
behring's at so per 1000. We learn that Mr. Hunter
took at the Long Bridge 800 fine sbad.
The Union prayer meeting at the PRESBYTERIAN
church yesterday afternoon Is thought by many
to have bt en- more numerously attended than any
which has preceded 1t Rev. Mr. Tillinohast
and the pastors of othe: denominations are in reg
ular attendance.
Flour is still held at 81 50 for good supsrfne
brands and, notwithstanding there does not ap.
pear to be much speculative demand, buyers APP
pear willing to operate at this price. Wheat, 81
ash 05 for red, and s. .05a$i III for white
Arrivals-Schrs George Bartell, Bennett from
Port Deposi.e, with lnmber, to J. Libbey Il Son;
Congress, Crouch from Salisbury, with lumber
to Wheatley; and several large Bay craft with
wood, &c. =.
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By. C. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.


SEIIruEr. AND .EAsy AT PusLic AUCTION On
" Mn m MORNING; SyIi Isth. at II O'Clock,
nue.. between 18th and 18th sts, shall sell On as
s Mem. sa 9f n soots and sses: CONSISTING Of
Gents patsn. Leather and Calf Caters.
Patent Leather and Calf Skin Pumps, &c, 80.
Glass Cases. Shelving. nmU.r.. De,k.. ottom.n..
and other Store Fixtures. - 'EEa -,
Tn. Lease of the estsbI. h@.;D, which q, ,,e. I.n
years at the same rate.
the above business in the city, and the sale is nos
tive, thus Offering great Inducements to persons who
Terms Sl5 and under. cash; over tba. sem.
credit OF 50, Co. ard 80 days, for satsfactorily en-
aps-d j. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ENCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
ruEs btt FSdssFi
April 18th, at ten O'Clock at the hotel Of g. D,Iver
nofs on Pennsy wanna avenue betw cen nth and latin
streets, snail sell all the Furniture and Effects,
Mahogany .y hair spring Sofas, Rockers and ParIor
R9:exood and mahogany Centre and Sofa Tables.
Siit- frame Pier Glasses, Maptel Orn aments,
has ixtures. Damask Curtains,
W5siaS., Fancy TsSlss, Can. ? ssas Chairs,
Superior Iron spring Bedsteads,
Dressing and plain BCreaus, " ardrcbes.
Bedsteads, Washstapds, Toilet Sets,
superior Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather BOlsters and Pillows BIankets Comfnrts
Counterpanes, Sheeting
B BTnssse,s' Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Extension Dining Table, Chairs
French China Dinner and Tea Service
Block Tin Chafng Dishes, Ice Pitchers
Cut and pressed Glass Ware, Decanters &C.
Table Cutlery Silver plated Casters,
Bar Counter, Oy ster Box. Bar Fixtures
Liquors. Cigars, Bar Stove,
sils, e Wv"
Togeiher with a general assortment of Household
and Kitchen REQUISITES
The above articles are I'm excellent crder hav,ng
been In use but few months
Terms $50 and under, cash over that sum- a
notes, bearing interest.
CHAS: s: WALLACE, Trustee.
ap8 j. C.. MCGUIRE Auctinnaer
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On tie 7th instant. at l O'Clock, RICHARD
SHAW, III the 18th ear of his age. :
On the 9th instant, of pneumonia, MAMIE
SHAW GREENLEAF,a aged Sty ea Q and months
second daug Inter of a lbeII GIeeIleaf, Esa
The friends of the family are invited TO attend her
funei al al So O'Clock on Saturday evening
On Wedne sdsy morning. April 7th, JhMES
HANDLEl, in the SD y a. of his age. His funeral
will take place from hls late residence on 7th. lie
O'Clock. The relatives aud friends Of the decea sed
are res pectfu.ly invited TO attend. ap "a
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE, Auctlones

BY J. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIonesr.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
rECTs AT PUBLIC AucTIoN.-On MONDAY
nture Store Of George A, Davis. in the Old ITn,on
Building, on r street, between ISih and I4th SITS
snaI sen an ms stock of Furniture and Household
Mahogany sofas. Divans, Rockers, and Parlor
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables Gard T.bles
q =, and ladies' Workstands,
Gilt and mahogany frame Mirrors
Clocks, Curtains and shades
Cane, rush and wood seat Chars
Mahogany, walnut and maple Bedstesds
Dressing and plan Bureaus, Washstxnds
Feather Beds, holsters and Pillows,
Hair and husk Mattresses
Counterpanes. Quilts, Blankets, Linen sbeets
Slips, eA ''"ee's'
China. Glass and Crockery,
Together with n large assortment Of aY.,ca. a. ,.o
house furnishing line " ~
Terms; sa and under, cash; over that sum, a
credt OF 8. and months, for salts factorilv en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest Va
ap7-d J. a. MeCUJRE Au,.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE To ADvERIIsERs.-To secure the most
conspicuous positions for advertisements in THE
HrAh they must be sent TO our office as early In
inc oay 80 possible Those who delay 70 observe
an's caution should not complain If they do not
ni'o tnen where they prefer to see them. II Is
always safest to get them to our counter between
and 10 In the morning, If wishing them insert
ed Satisfactorily on the same day.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOTS Az ACTION

n.
II On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April
l4th, at O'Clock, will SELL at public sale on the
premises the Tame House and Lot near the corner
OF 9th and Frederick streets. fronting 26s feet ON
the north side OF 6th streets and running back IS
feet. Also, the adjoining Lot on the last fronting
81 le . on ON street and rs feet Frederick ST.
rick street. and running back leo feer
Terms: One fourth cash (; the balance in H. ard
10 months, 1or notes hearing interest from az Of
sale, secured by deed of trust on the propeTfy All
convey ancing at the cost Of the purchase.
F;R; r. A. DODG +, Trustee.
ap7-dts BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Aucts
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

lNhUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
Lois on CAPITOL HmL.-On FRIDAY Az
IF KNOON, April 9Th, at o'clock, on the prernI-
ses shall sell by virtue of deed of trust dated
August 18th, 1857. aud recorded IN I.iber J. A. s.
NO 80, f"IIos 2l6 &C., of the Land ecords for
MashInston county, Lots Nos. and 2, i'm Square
TO- Us situated at the of I'd street east and
Massachusetts avenue, having = front Of 1893 feet 7
to north ID Streets h"
This property is beautifully situated in n COM
nanding position, and the sale is worthy of the at
tentIon of persons who wish to MAKE an investment
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN s ~ ar a
10 months with interest, secured by deed of tr ust
or the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
ThOS. j. FISHER, TrJstee,
ap Sd I C. McG;ITIR = Anct
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Financial,

NEW YORK, April s-Stocks are higher and
dCtve chicago and Rock Island 12k; Cumber-
land Coal Company l6 a; Illinois Central shares
g3 z; do bonds s7A; La Crosse and Milwaukee
y; Michigan Southern 22T; New York Central
~ Pennsylvania Coal Company OK; Reading
Missouri 6;s - - -
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. April s-FIour is dull sales of
S.ocO bbis State 81 .25asi 20; Ohio, 81 7Oas4 IS
Southern dull at 81 50ai S.
w heat Is dull sales 200 bushels; Southern
TXa75, yellow 76c
Pork buoyant; mess sl7 50aI7 60; prime sis
S5tll 81 Beef is unchanged; Chicago repacked
W5Istyi l. d dsno .i Is nrm at loAaloh
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BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour is dull; Howard
street and Ohio 81 3saSI so; City Mills o. IS
W heat is frm, but prime and common both
1ull and heavy: red 81 @asl as, white 81 .i5aSI
y Corn is active; white 64a65c; yellow Csc
Provisions generally are firm and unc hanged
Whisky is active at 81 kc
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Lake Navigation.

DETROIT, April 6.-Several vessels have passed
down from Chicago and other UPPER lake morris
Navigation is now considered as freely open
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Fire at 81. Louis.

ST. Louls, April 6.-The extensive building IN
process Of erection for the starch factory FOR
Messrs. Beerch a Co, was DESTROYED by IRE this
morning. Loss 1000; insured for so 600.
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ThOS. J. FISHER, TTJstee
ap Sd e. MCGUIRE Auct

NARSHAL'S ShLE.-In virtue of a writ Of
IVl herr acIas, under the lien law" issued from
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the DIS
TIC, oil columbia; for the County of Washington,
and to me directed shall expose to public sale for
CASH, "a front ofthe Court house door of said
~, on w EUN ESDAl the 2ath day of ApTII. I3S9
a: IL O'Clock, M, the following described property
To wit: beng al defendants right title, claim, and
INTEREST IN and to the certain building. erected on
the Whole of Lot No. rs and part of Tot No H. IN
square No. S47, IN the City Of w ashingtOn, ID. C.
beng the whole of Lot No To- and IL feet next ad-
JOINING OF Lot No. IL. running hack tie whole depth
OF sad Lots No. 10 ord H. la5 feet inch aud will
be sold TO satisfy judicial, No 2 to Nav term 1853
In favor of John Purdy against William =. Nenable
j. ID. HOOVER.
ap3-dtS Marshal for the District of Columbia
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Non Receipt Of Eurepesu Neu,.

boston, April s.-The Halifax telegraph line
Is not In working order this morning; conse-
qnenuy we are without information as to arrival
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I AUCTION SALIA
TO-DAY q TO MORROW MORNrvr

BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
vALoABLE 1MPROV AND UNIM
MxRyT hofkkrf. EAST OF The CAPITOL, ON
DAY, the S,b aixnksnus, AT AUCTION -on THURS
- al o clock D. M, Lots No. q a 8 and =
on Maryland aVeSSs ssEs No sss. all of winch front
Iots asnse from ~ to So feet front saeb Inn, % ne
sou ely s1s purchasers. On one them theye
iqt on wnlch stands All fthe lots run throns
the sqasre; handsomely located. and a bne onnnr
tive. "e' sale pos
Terms One-third cash balance m SLY. ,,r.,,,.
and eighteen months, for notes bearing int ere,, s
the day OF sale. A deed gwen and a deed of truss
taken. - "es'
apS A. GREEN Auc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rhoMASSoCLATED PRESS AGENT
Municipal EIectiep.,

DKrRoTr, April G p.r,,,I -,
iown elections held in this STAT. 1870 rom inc
.,.ctian hx IN. n " April s.-At the pup,eip.l
Republican esnd,Ss n place to-day, r. Hail, he
PORTLAND, Me-, April s-l,s-s,',
The kepsellosn candidate for mayor. hss sssr
S,H y, April The charter election
neIo IN TINS CITY yesterday, resulted In the eler
uon OF the whole ef the city and ward ties.,s
supported by the citizens party, with The sxcen.
non OF the Treasurer, High Constable and two
@ounciinen, supported by the Americans.
az, LwsUkiE, wis, April THE charter cleo
non held here yesterday. resulted In the eleetiou
thons.nd nole OF the peoples ticket, by about one
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The WEArHER.-Range of the thermometer

hsmdFks.-April lst-foggy, rhine frost, wind
NV got out fine, little rain at ight 2d-nilde !;
wind NE cloudy and gusty; 3d-cloudy, milder,
wind Fl, got Oat nne, cooler at end; ith-heavy
fog, cooler got out fine. milder at end with light
ming at the ; and w; 5th-hazy atmospheric,
warm with wind =, little rain and lightning;
6th-cloudy, cooler, wind fresh from NV 7th-
AIRY, colder, wind NV =, cloudy; Sth-rain, wind
NE. :
New moon Tuesday, April 10, little after 6
p. m. b.
GEoRGETowN, ID. C.,April g, 1858
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY j. g. MEG UIRE, Auctoneer
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FURNJTUREAND
~ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs-On MONDAY NOR
NM, April 18th, at 10 O'Clock, by virtue Of deed
OF trust recorded IN Liber A. s., No 49, folio, a.
&c, shall sell at the house corner of 18th aud T.
Mahogany Sofas. Dlvans. ROcaers,
Zane and w OOd-seat Chairs. Lounges
Walnut and Mahogany Fancy and Card Tables
carpets, Oilcoth and Mating,
Hat Rack, STAIR and Passage Carpet,
Curtains, Window Shades, CnrDics.
Double and Single Cottage Bedsteais.
HAIR and Husk Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows,
Feather Beds. Blankets, Quits
Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Washstands, Toilet Sets. Looking Classes
Extension Dining Table, Side Table,,
CANA, Glass and Crocke,y Ware.
Cooking and Othsr Stoves,
Iogether with general assortment of Kitchen Re-
Terms: SIS and under, cash; over that sum, n
cfedlt OF z ., and mouths, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing Interest.
ap 8-eod j. G.. Mcguire, Anct.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
l'l herr tacIas, ISSUED from The Clerks Once of
the Circuit court of the District of COLUMBIA for
IN County at W Washington, and me directed
shail eX pose tu public sale. for CASH IN front of the
GTocery store of Jesse Il. Wilson on Pa avenue
between 9th and 9TH streets, south side, on TIES
w the 9th day OF April, 1885, comm DcinE at 10
ciock a. m, the following goods aud chattIes to
MI, VIZ: hDl. OF Holland Gin, bbls of aid Rive
WHISKY, and casks of French Brandy seized and
ava VIII he sold To satisfy JudIcas No. Ito to Nav
terih' 1853, In favor of Jesse q. Wilson.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
ap6 Us Tor the District of Columbia
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. 10y Is, April s.-The Kansas constitutional
eps baWiSg Sss sd!Sp,ned Negroes and foreign
r.,n,a,.ns eeeea their intention Of becoming
TO vote Tor the constitution-the Question ~ M
versai suffrage to be voted upon AZ the ne.t or
eIaL eiec.lon .nereaner. The proposition to allow
the convention, and several countersiened -.
constitution under protest NV
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs,

LEG TURE.-The Rev. DR.. r.. Y. REESE,
~ ni Baltimore, wall deliver Lecture IN the
Methodlst Protestant Church, Georgetown. THIS
EVENING. at o'c Ock. Subject: HONE" 1t
NOTlCE.-PersOns indebted To me for Clothing
/ are requested not to pay my brother, George
Mason, as only employ ed him clerk for me at my
store NO. 81 Bridge street. Persons wishing to
settle their accounts can do so 10y calling at Mr. Geo
Trays shoe store, OH Bridge street. or to ME IN per-
son. -
ap7-St+ DANIEL MASON
nNE CENT AND A CHEW OF TORACCO
~ WAR Ran away from the subscriber on
Monday. the 9Th instant, HEN Rf REAGAN \. aged
about ~ years, an apprentice to the butcher busi-
All persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
ing or employing said apprentice, under penalty of
the law.
ap7-St* JOHN KESSLER.
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MARRIED
DIED.,

On ne !th instant. by Rev. r. Swsntzen, JAS.
:. rOfhAh TO ANN MARIA nj. WHITE, all of
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DANIEL. MASON.
I AIDES DRESS GOODS. sHAWLs, &c.

II
JOHN H. sMOOT,
No. 119 Bridge street, GsOrget0trn, ID. C.,
has received from New York and Phiiade phia
large and We desirable assortment Of ladies' Dress
getting the full value Of their money In his his
Rich F!opncsd A'q1iIle Black Silk Robes
Light ColOred Flounced do.
% 10 pay adore and Plaid Silks
BLACK Dress Silks hest makes, from IS to Sl.5O
p ,c Pc E,orr. suitable g. t for m9urnlng
nich LOunced Barge kobes, with two and three
Barge Robes A'quiIIe, some very cheap
Organize and Lawn Robes and in the piece
4 large lot Of Fast Colois at ia cts
ram Gnu isured French Briliiants, Jaconets and
Pink. Blues. Greens, and Modes Grape Nantes and
New styles Ducals and Poll De'Chevres
rrinki blue, GIeen. Buh, and White Nous Delanes
Best makes English and Amer can Prints
Rack maSsuGis. Tanatsn. Grape Merette,
Mourning Wells; Black Ginshams. Lawns
Best makes white Cambrics. Nairnsooks, Jaconets.
Swiss and Null Muslios
French Worked swiss and cam1T Su &C. Collars
Sets Valsncines and Maltese Iaces
Black Lace Fans eh su Sd and doated
Plnln and Fancy Bonnet and Sash Bonnet X ibbons
rringes Tor dress trimmings
Black white and colored ground Stella and printed
aNe~ style FdTdsOls, some from auction
BaJnu's kid Gloves, all colors and numbers
naa.es Oh hometown. Washington. and the ad
joining Counties are respectful " invited TO call.
hP 1IIslh JOHN Fl SHOOT.
A COME AT LhSr.
"A Nj now fer sale. a large and beautiful assort-
ment OF HeTyay h Hatheway's Patent TRUND-
LINZ HOOIS. with Bells. at l28 Bridge street,
ueo[get9wn, DC. &. CRANDELL,
up ~ Sole Agent for the District.
EOR RENT-In Georgetown. ID. c., two first
y class new tbree-stOry BRICK HOUSES, SIT
uated ON west street. containing fourteen rooms
each with hath rooms and gas thrOug hout both. APP
town. an 6ts
TOR BOSTON.-The No Packet Schooner H.
r.. Fey ton, Capt. A. w. N. ckersOn, has ~.
arrived, aid Will have quick dis patch for he<<N
aDove port. or frelsht or passage. apply to.6E8
hARI LEf BIO. l0l Georgetown, ID. C..
ap2lw
NOTICE.-I.ICENSES. persons whose Ii
csnses from the Corporation Ot Geors etown,
expire on the 3ist instant, are hereby notified
promptly 10 renew tine same, otherwise they mav
SUBJECT themselves to hne:
30 3tawtApl0 WIN. LAIRD Clark
ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce TO our
L friends and the public that we have at last sue.
decided IN having large quantity of les of yarI
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order which we
VIII guarantee To be the finest AMI the lark est yarl
ETY. thas was ever offered In this market.
All persons Wishing Moe article of Ale can have
1t by applying 70 us for either Ofthe following brands
vlz; Kenneth Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil,
adelphia and X \. We also have a fna article of
Brown stout and \ Porter always on hand.
attended TO. Army 4 SHINN
Union Bottling Depot. 81 Green street,
dII-d GEORGETOWN. ID. G..
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DR. HARRIS can be fonnd st his rooms until to-
morrow friday even ne. Those desiring his pro-
fessiOnsl services would do well to call. DIR H. will
be IN Washington on Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday Of each W eek during ApTii and May. up q
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
oteAu ana Water Ices at s. 50 per gallon, at the
mS-lmf
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European Steamer.
Baltimore Markets.

NEW YORK, April s-The steamship vande
ollt Is to sail on Saturday morning with the usu
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WHEN TIL COURSE OF HUMAN
w events Ladies and Gentleme lose one of their
greatest natural sttractlons-a fine head of hair-it
becomes matter of serious Importance and the
question is " hat shall we do to stop the hair from
Iaiilhg on and restore Its vIgor and beauty I'm re-
Ply TO THIS query, We beg TO say. try DIR. HARRIS
HAlR PROMOTER AMI IMPROVER. few
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmpart freshness and vigOr to the hair; and
although you may have bee bald twenty years, the
continued use of it two months Will insure you
luxoranf head OF hair. Call and get bottle, and f
ard get the price paid.
Ask for pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold IN Richmond by w. PETERSEN, Drug
gist corner Main aud 18th. ard Main and Wall sts,
and Ia Washington city by ~. ID; GILMAN, Drug
gist, Browns Hotel Building, Pa avenue, and ID.
y. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa
avenue. acl ly
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MARSHAl.'S SALE.-In virtue of seven CD
III ~Iits ot herr facas, Issued from the Clerks
ONCE oil the Circuit Court of the District of Column
bla Tor the county OF Washing ton and To direct
ed shall expose tn public sale for CASH, in front of
the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY,
the 10Th day of March. 1885, at u O'Clock m the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: All defends nt's
right tlte claim and interest and 10 all that
or parcel oil ground ing IN Georgetown. In the Ds-
trIct of Columbia. which inc uded within tho fol-
lowing inetes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the
west SIDE of Market Space at point 81 feet 10 inches
south from the corner of Bridge street and Market
Space, and running thence west with the north wall
OF the two story brick houses the lot hereby de-
scribed, and the lite thereof extending so feet
thence south and parallel with Market Space n feet
inches more or less, TO point which will be inter-
sected by the line OF the south wall of said house
extended west, then 10y said line reversed east to
Market space at the southeast of laid house.
and hen north and with the line of Market Space n
feet Iches to the place of beginning. which is The
northeast corner OF said house. together with al and
singular the Improvements thereon, seized and lev
led upon AZ the property of George Rhodes Jr. and
viii be sod 10 satisfy Judcials Nos 33i. $50, and $50
To October term, 1856, IN favcr of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. l5i, l35 ISi and Isl
Judicals to May term, 1853, In favor of Cline and
Crumbaugh. ]. ID, HOOVER
me- dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.