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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-14

AMUSING ANEcDoTE.- Daniel Webster had
an anecdote of old Father Searl, the minister
of his boyhood, which is too good to be lost
1t was customary then to wear buckskin breech-
es in cool weather.
One Sunday morning, in the autumn, Father
Searl brought his down from the garret, but
the wasps had taken possession during the sum-
mer, and were having nice time of it in them.
By dint of effort he got out the intruders. and
dressed for meeting But while reading the
scriptures to the congregation, he felt dagger
from one of the enraged small-waisted fellows,
and jumped around the pulpit slapping his
thighs. But the more he slapped and danced,
the more they stung. The people thonght him
crazy, and were in commotion as to what to do,
but he explained the matter by saying, "Breth-
ren, don't be alarmed. The word of the Lord
is in my mouth but the Devil is in my breech-
es." -
Webster always told this incident with great
glee TO the ministers.
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ID E N T I S T R Y

ppct rOsr mas left the old office formerly occupied by hin,
anu s taken room at rs house nearly opposite the Cen
Hegaona church. where he will hold himself In readr ess ~
Srateboro, Jan. !, 1893. noo
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
oMhSocLArED PRESS AGENT
The Trouble. a, N,v o,,...,

Wv oRLEANs. June R andall Hunt and ~
rhu nave been forced 10 leave the CITY
49,, =. ,sliance committee, which is composed
soOut equally Of Americans and Democrats no,.,
hold complete rule The e.citsmcn, r. ,I Nv
rally subsidized mas mate
me Mayor, previous TO surrenderinp. is,p.d
orders To arrest John MEG Innis 81 ~, IT,, 49,
Ia, and the opponents OF the co,,,a,,,s ~ -
that u he had been taken they would have huns
him. nave huhe
The L. :. troops at Baton ouge have ,s., No.
dered 10 this city TO take care Of the eove-nnen,
property.
June 5th.- The Mayor Of the city is under the
protection Of the vigilance committee at their
headquarters. Col Christie has withdraw from
the leadership of the Americans and there has
bern no attack BY the mob
The police are now forming into divisions. and
ali good citizens are invited TO join them.
aa,Ii dT,sEURG, June 6.-The telegraph line IL
uowh between this city and w heeling and con-
Niuentlv W. have received no news direct from
w. ~ orleans since Friday evening
/ ~. borrowing additional intelligence was
49, received this evening, by mail from
w heeilng, dated New OrIeans satpndav moyn-
patch: -" '"e 'a'' eis-
There Is fresh excitement here this mornIng
indicating that the vigilance comnt,,s. s.t,I -,
be allowed 10 retain undisput.d noSses<ioo ~
the city. placard was issued durino IN. nIu \,
ov tee American party Tor mass meeting this
Were addressed by Col. Christy, Mr. Stith. the
American candidate for mayor and by Col Henry
Oh NlcaraguSn notoriety, calling them TO arms
ana volunteering TO lead charge against the
vigilance committee at noon. which was received
with an enthusiasm that indicated determined
and powerful resistance
he Vigilant committee are organizing to retain
thelr power, having 800 men enrolled and quite
an excitement exists in the community A civil
war seemS inevitable before the close Of the cleo
ton ON Monday night
VT. W hite, who furnished the cotton Ia les
TO the vigilance committee with yrbicb ths,,
erected Their harricade In jackson square was
dangerously wounded last night ia front OF the
City Hotel
BuSin' ~ Of all kinds il nearly suspended and
the state Of affairs seems 10 be pTogressinp from
bad 10 worse
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Later from the Utah ARMY

ST. Louis, June The Democrst's Ie,ve,
worth correspondent furnishes additional detail.
OF the Utah News. They contain nothing OF
vital Importance excepting that Col Hoffman, 4.
command had advanced only about 90 miles from
the LIST 10 tue l4th May, and would not reach
camp Scott before the 10th or 18th Of June
There il nothing further relative 10 the cutting
Oh of Capt. Marcys train.
Col; Andrews column was at Fort Kearney on
the 2Sth. IN
An express from Laramie met Col Monroe AZ
Big Blue.
Col. May was at Clear Greek
An affIay took place at Lawrence yesterdav-
between Gen Lane and Mr.. Jenkins, a prominent
citizen OF that place, resulting in the death OF the
latter. AnimoSity existed between the parties,
growing out Of disputed land claim.
The mail from Utah Of the 10th April brino.
confirmation Of Gov. Cummings entry into salt
Lake City, but no other news
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of Tie Star.

6koRsKrowN, June :, 1883.
Summer Is upon us at last in good earnest The
sky above us this morning is without cloud,
and old :" Sol" is pouring down his rays Of heat
ed light with such force and power as to render
shady places decidedly desirable. we advise
all who may desire to keep the inner man cool
and in healthy state to call on Army & Shinn
ana Try their summer beverages
we would call the special attention of those
In want of decidedly some of the most eligibly
situated and beautiful building lots for private
residences TO be found in the District to the sale
by Wall, Barnard 4 Co, tomorrow (see adver-
usement.) The lots are situated immed atelv on
Tue corner OF Road and Cong ress streets They
formerly belonged to the late Brook Williams,
and are unequalled in point of location and sur
rounding scenery, good water, &c, by any prop
erty OF the kind in our city. This sale presents
an opportunity which will not be met with again
to these who may wish to settle upon our beau
tifni heights or purchase property speculation.
The following shipments of coal were made
from Rays dock during the week ending Satur-
day morning: BY the American Company. schrs
Lady OF the Ocean Tippetts, 159 tons for Prov-
dence; Lady Suffolk, Stanley, us tons for Bos-
ton; Three Brothers, Elsley, i5O tons for Pough-
keePsie; James HendrickSon Wescctt, 105 tons
for Philadelphia; James Tucker. Haaan $50 tons
for Philadelphia; VIM. w. Massey, Buck, 2l5
tons for Boston; Tropan, Cook, BIZ tons for Bos-
ton; Cornelia, Cox, al tons for New York; New
Zealand, Rich, 2lO tons for Boston Byth Det-
mold Companv-schrs Richard Pearcy, Wool
len, l2s tons for Troy; VIM Collier, -. $50
tons for New York.
The quantity Of corn which has reached orr
market, chiefly by the canal, during the last few
days, has been unusually large. Two houses
Hartley x Bro and George Waters, have pur-
chased since Friday over f9, 600 bushels. There
Is also quite large quantity of wheat arriving
through the same channel There is afoat this
morning some five to six thousand bushels I'M
sold Held at 81 05aSl CS for prime red. and
81 OeaSl Ia for prime white.
Arrived-packet g King, Andrews. Phila-
delphia, to Hyde Davidson; schoOners Anna b
Haze. Robinson. Philadelph "A. coal to : Stovpr
Gazelle, HardwiCk, leOCOmiCo, wood. corn and
wheat, TO master: Mary Eliza, James, Baltimore,
lumoerto libbey Son; Ellen Augusta, Dickin-
son, Accomac, oats to A Lee; Sout herner I.efeyre
Baitimore, oats, &c, To ID. l.. Shoemaker; " est
WIND, New York, cement TO Capt. MeigS; Mill
Bow, TO Peter Berry.
No change in the flour market, since our last
report. SPECTATOR
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.

correspondence OF Inc Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June :, 1858.
This morning, the County Court opened its
monthly term for June. Present: Turner Dixon,
presiding justice, and large number of associate
justices. No business of interest had been trans
acted up to noon.
At 10 o'clock, polls Were opened in the yarIous
wards OF the city, TO take the vote of the citizens
upon the ratification of an act of the General As
semoly 10 amend the charter of the city of Alex
andfia, passed April I'd, 1853 But a small vote
has yet been cast, and that nearly unanimous in
favor OF accepting the charter. The subject how
ever excltes little interest, and the vote will be
small.
The City Councils, sometime since in various
enactments, displeased some of the tremen.
Resolutions OF Indignation closing of engine
houses, newspaper squibs, and convention of
nreihrn followed. The convention appointed
committee TO ask the Council to take the back
track, or, al least, to compromise by modifica-
ton OF some of the laws. But Conncil kept d
sim upper lip. and the convention couldn't come
it, Nothing daunted however, the convention
reasSembled at the Friendship engine house on
Wednesday evening, and made quite formida-
bic appeal TO the ''sober second thought, of our
cc,ty iatners, and the forbearance of the fremen.
w hat sober second thought will do remains to
be seen.
We learn that sundry land owners Of Fairfax
county have made proposals with view to in
duce the settlement of large number of French
Monks on a site OF eight thousand ceres not far
distant from this city. The Monks are now en-
gagged in wine raising in France, and propose
upon their emigration to Virginia to plant an
Immense vineyard, and continue their present oc-
cupatinn
Flour-no sales; offerings good Wheat-of-
feTings good; market dull and 30 sales Corn
oneTin2S good: mark active; sales white at 81
aT2c. Rye-otirrings light; sales at &c Oats
offerings light; sales AT Bic, struck measure
The bridge over Great Hunting Creek has been
taken down, with view TO its complete restora-
ton upon an improved plan. Workmen are now
engaged upon it. We believe the change has
been made with view to the accommodation of
travel over the proposed AccOtnk Turnpike. F.
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RIA GREEN AuctIonecr-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
II AND LOT 18TH STREET AUCTloN-I3y
virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date Octobar "a
1851, and recorded an the land records of WashiuR-
ton uny, ID. G.. in LIbeT j. A. =. No. %, folio a.
&c and of other authority conferred on him, the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY, June 8, lA58, at 6 q cook D. M, on tho
premises, Lot No 2. of ths subdivision OF OrigInai
OTIS Nos q and Is IN Square No. 81, in the city
Washington.
This lot Is situated on 18th street between q and
III, and improved 10y hsT dsome three-story brick
Dveiliug mo. a. 18th street containing rooms.
gas, fixtures, &c with brick stable the rear II
SAID dwei'Ing. Sale positive nd without reserve.
Terms made known at the time OF sale.
J. 4. STEVENS. Trustee.
mR 81 "A A. GREEN. Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Auct.oneer.

THREE-STORN BRICK HOUSE ANBLOT
l. AND VACANT LOT ADJOINING, on h STREET,
MAR IHE CIRCLE, IN The FIRST WARD. AT AUC-
TIoN.-On w EDNESDAN, the 9th instant, shall
SELL IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock d. M,
good three STORY Brick House, containing Is IL
conveniently arranged rooms, wide hall, and kitCh-
en-, the Lot on which IL stands, and handsome build
ing lot adjoining, being Lot No. 10 and part of Lot
No. 10, IN Square No. l6.
This property rs handsomely situated on the south
side Of north n be ween 10Th and 18th streets L
tie west OF the Circle The whole property fronts
on street 81 feet, running bach average depth of
about lOh feet to wide alley, has WILL of excellent
water IN the yard and the walls of brick buIlGIng
In the rear.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance IN six,
twelve and eghteeE months, for notes bear ng mite
rest TO be secured by deed of trust upon the prop
ery.
Title indsputable. A deed given and a deed Of
trust taken.
jeSd A. GREEN, Auct.
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Ry A GREEN AuctIoneer.

HANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING
III IoT cN y pTrVFFN l2rH AND l3TH SIR lFs
ar IrCrIoN -tJu FRiDA \ the itth instant, shau
sell In front al ne premises, a, oclock p. m,
,,l,,aI,l SId handsome BgdlBg Lot, INV n as the
vTaSfsJn mart of lot No. Il, IA Square No 20. nav
no n front on noIth street, between 9th a9d 18TH
I1sets of p ieet and rann ng btcs I59 feet q
feet alley.
'The attention OF persons wishing Ia purchase a
sud valuable building lot ~ GATED To tn.
above sale, the locality beIng Of tie most heal
thy ara desirable N tie city.
Terms One-fOurth cash: balance IN 6. g, and la
months. for notes bearing interest to he secured by
q deed of trust upon the property.
AL conveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser.
lie d A. GREEN. Auct.
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BY Wall a BARNARD. Anctloneers.

BY WALL. a BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 9th instant
at O'Clock, Ia front of the premises, We will sell
ieet Sth street west and running back - feet 10
wide alley.
This lot is In pleasant neIg hbor hood and presents
rare chance Ia secure a good building lot
Terms: Une third cash the residue ia q and y
months, with interest and secured by deed of Trust
les WAI,I,& BARNARD Aucts
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ap sO-ts Marshal for the District Of CoInnNS;;a
FUTURE DAYS
BY J. C. MEG UIRE, Auctloneer.

BY J. C. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer.
DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
L DWELLING AND WAREHoUsE.-On THURS
DAY, the Sd day of JUne. shall sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises at O'Clock D. m Lots Nos
sand $, IN Square No. ~, with the commodnus
Dwelling and large and substantial Warehouse
thereon, with cellars under the whole.
This property Is elsIb!y located, and though on
gInay built for extensive ba kerry rs well sdapted
To the purpose of a large manufactorJ of any de-
scTlptIOn or other business. The lots have q front
OF so feet Canal ST., running through the sGu4re
6S feet inches to Sd east thus having the ad
tage OF front both streets TIE buildings cover
the entire front OF the lots. immediately facing the
eastern basin of the city canal, and affords unsur-
passed advantages for the landing or shipment of
materials Besides the intrinsic value of this grop
eIty, It may be added that, heing within the limits
OF tie contemplated exter sion of the Navy Yard a.
oilers hne opportunity for profitable investment cor
speculation.
Sale positive and without reserve.
Terms One third cash, and balance in two canal
paSments; at one and two years. with interest Sc
cured 10y deed of trust Oh the property.
ma p eo&ds J. C. MEG TIRE. Auct
THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
until WEDNSDA AFTERNOON June 9th at
So O'Clock. at the Auction - ooms.
JED j. G. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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je SITS WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.

DUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND &c
L VII he offered at public sale, the 10Th dAy Of
June next, the valuable Estate of the late e. 4.
Culpepsr, and adjoining the Rapidam Station a.
and 4. Railroad. The Railroad passes through the
from the house and harm. This Farm, situated n
the beautiful and fertile valley Of tn. RapIdam, Of
fers a opportunity 20 purchasers. IL 10 tine
state Of cultivation, surrounded by good Farms,
and a most desirable NEG huOThoOd. 10 contains 6Sa
acres at and and has on II n large Dwelling se,
Barn, Stable, and al necessary out houses ln good
repair.
Al So at the same tune and place. will he sold ali
the Personal Property of the estate, except tie
negroes. y. n. TALIAEERRO, Ad,n,a,,.
III. ID. TALIAFERRO,i Auniu is'
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IHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscrl-
Il Der hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
washington County, in the District Of Columbia
jefferson administration, debOnls nOn on thu per-
sonal estate OF David + inch, late of Washington
county deceased All persons having claims against
the SIT deceased, are hereby warned To exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscr-
Der, on or before he 18th day of May next; thev
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of the saId estate.
Given under my hand this lst'day of June, 1885,
j I-lhw3w MARY E,FINCH Adm'tx
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Jnne Flour Is firm; sales OF
80 barrels State 81 9Oas3 80; Ohio 81 50as4 50:
Southern Al i5aSi 20
Wheat is firm; sales of I0,OUO bushels; western
II, white S.OS Corn is dull; mixed 6Oa-3c
white 73a79c Souihern yellow sqXaSOc
Pork is lower; mess 81 b. Lard is heavy AT
III = I'll
whisky is dull at 2OHa2Ic.
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Sailing of u. =. Vessels,

BosroN, June 5-The u = sloop of war Mac,
rdonlan, recently ordered to the Gulf for the pro.
lection of American interests in that quarter
sailed from the navy yard for her destination
yesterday.
The Dol phin, also bound for Cuba, received
her crew and went into commission to-day Sic
will leave for the Gulf Tomorrow
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= T..
Trustees Georgetown BulldlnE Association,
: : 2awlm BARNARD i BIT CKEY. Auo S.
By BARNARD BUCKEy. Geory.,o,vn


'NRUSTEES' SALE.-By virtue of n deed of
Il trust from ohm Lane, dated March q, 1875 we
Will ofieT al auct ion ON TUESDAY, the 18th day of
July next, at o clock, P. M, on the premises the
To lowing lots of ground In Georgetown, VIZ: The
western half part of lot No. l2S IN Beatte 4 Haw-
klns addition to Georgetown, fronting 10 feet on
Second street and running back, of the same wd;
10 W m. RatTIe's part vi SAID lot, improved by a
brich dwelling, Also. part of lots l28 and III of
SAID addition, described as follows, viz: Beg inning
on second stfeet al the southwest corner Of the
hrst described lot, and running thence tn the
north line Of Second street 81 feet irches to the
east line Of the i0t conveyed by Richard Smith TO w
b. Osb born, ~ deed of March 23 1912, thence north
tJ anu with said west line to the north boundary of
sad lots IA and l9, thence with the north line
of lot l29 81 feet 10 IN hes to the northeast Garner
of SAID iOt, thence south with the east Inc Of lot
To the southwest corner of Hugh CapertCn's lot
thence east with the south line Of said Caperfon
lot, q ieet Inches, and thence a straight line To
the bee INNING, with the improvements, TWO frame
buildings
Terms OF sale One third of the purchas money
10 tie paid IN cash and the balance in two equal in
stalients at SIX and twelve months. with Interest
To be secured. Terms OF sale to he complied with
~ one week ter sale, the property may be
alter one week notice, at th5 risk and COST of the
hrst purchaser
WALTER s. cox
FERDINAND w. RISOrE
Trustees Georgetown Building A ssucIaIIou
Je7-.awlm BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Aucis.
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BY ], c. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.

r 5ENILn or Dhhullt Vi BUILD
Thu KSDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th al six
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell Lot No. s. M
square 81, fronting ~ feet "a inches Attn street
between r. and streets norm, running tack 95 feet
1t will he divided If desjred.
This Lot is immediately opposite Judiciary
Square, aud - beautifully located for a residence
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash: the residue in 6. u and
W months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust on
the premises.
je4 J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
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flnRnefAI.

NV YORK, June stocks are lower and
dull Chicago and Rock Island 9IS; La Crosse
and Milwaukie 81 Michigan Southern 2I; NV
lork Central ga PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company
92Ei Reading 42x; Milwaukee and Mississippi
li Canton Co, 1884,; Missouri 6's s4S.
Sterling exchange firneT at lO9alUaa,
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By A. GREEN, AuctlopC err.

BY A. GREEN, Auctlonter.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL
IL HILL AT AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY, tine TIA IN
slant shall sell, IN front of the pr .nIses at ak
O'Clock, Lot b. being part of James Crutc hetts SUB
division of Lot no. T. Ia Square No 755, having a
front OF IL feet north street, aud runnng hack
100 feet between % and Sd streets east, forming
very handsome and desirable building LOT ia quiet
and improving section Of the city, - -
Terms: One third ssh balance IN ., u, aug 10
months, for notes bearing 10 De secured 10y
q deed of trust upon the property
issd A. GREEN, Auct.
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BaItimers N1arkets

BALTIMORE. June Flour Is active and oens
rally Unchanged: Howard street 81 37k; Ohio
sold az the same figure; City Mills So
What quiet good 10 prime white ~ 05al Is:
good to pime reds 81 .0laSI 10
Com is buoyanti white at 69a7lc, yellow at
70a72c.
Provisions are hmer
Whisky is dull at 2UH AL xc
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More Vessels Bearded.

NEW YORK, June The bark Tanaro, fr. no
Havana, and the brig Abram Were both boarded
at sea the former 10y Spanish war steamer and
the latter by the StyX IA both cases the strtctr-t
politeness was observed
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MARRIED.

On the 81 instant, AT the Wesley Chapel by the
Rev. l.. }. Morgan. MIR. JAMES DOR AN former
|, of New York, to Miss SARAH A NJ. THOMP-
SON, Of Washington, d.
New York papers please copy.l
=, on the 18th May; by the Rev. Mr.. Edwards, DA-
RUS ID. DAU6HfDN, of Baltimore. Md. to
Miss KATE HUNTER. daughter of :he late 6 60.
Hunter, Of Georgetown, ID. &.
baltimore sun please cOpyD
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By \. GREEN, Auetloneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE
Il ISLAND Dat AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY. the 8fh
instant I shall sell, on the premises. at ocl, ok
p. IN Lot No. I, situate n Square No. 40 being N
rhe immediate corner of Sth and I streets sou' n
fronting 6h feet Inces 9Th street. and front
again - feet on street; making handsome lot for
the erection of residence and place of bu siness adj
Joining.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and Twelve
months for notes hearing interest and 10 be ecured
table.
I'D AGREFN Auc,
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2 Ak PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

ElNE ALES.-Ws respectfully announce To our
L friends and the public that we have AT last sue.
ceeded IN having a large quantity Of ALES of van
Gus Kinds 6rewed expressly 10 our order, which we
will guarantee TO be the finest and the arg est yarl-
ETY. that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
II by apply to for either ofthe following brands
viz; Kenneth, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
a a, phia and *; we also have fine article Of
brown stout and \ Porter always on hand.
All orders by mail, or given to our drivers will be
attended to. Army Il SHiNN,
49,, Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
Ito GeOrgetOwD. ID O.
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NARSHAL'S SALE In virtue Of a writ
VI of herl iacIas, issued FROM the Clerk 9
Ofhce of the Circuit Court of tie District of Co
luinbla Tor the County of WASHINGTON, and To me
direc ed, shall expose to pubiIc sale, for CASH M
IT3nt OF the ConTt House door of said county. on
THURSDAY, the nth day of June, 1889 at y o'c'k
m. the following described property, to witt All
defendsHts right title cain, and interest IN and TO
Lots Nos. Ill and 2, Square SIS, ia the city of
" Washington, ID. c.. together with all and sIngJ ar
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hail. and will be sold 10
satisfy Judicial No. 4Os 10 May term 1885, IN favor
Sweeny, RIttenhouse a Co. w. SELDEN,
ma 2t-dis Marshal for the Distinct of Columhia.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.-Harp IEstructIon. wIth
WI full course ~ q" Bochss's New Harp FL ~
feots" will be gwen on the ssme terms as VI SszS
anofOrte. &c, dc, viz: So per quarter. >EI
full set of the hest Italian Harp StrinGs NJ s5Sa.
Harps Strung and Pnt into order instead 81 tncufif
expense q y SCI ding Iem on To New York
Address A line 10 Prof.. Dts lENItI.
lie 2gs Washington House, Pa. I'VE,
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ie Its WALL Il BARNARD, AuctS.


TTNDIVIDED SQUARE AT AUCTON.-On
~ FRIDAY Ar fERNOON. nth instant. at 8
O'Clock, IN front oil our auction room, corner 9th
and Pa. avenue, we will sell the whole of Square
No. ls6, containing, oO feet. The quare
between 10th and 18th streets west, a. q ON ew
Hampshire avenue. is enclosed with new and sub
stantIEl fence and offers inducements for spec
u!atIon. he Square will be sold whole divided.
Terms liberal.
Je SITS WALL X BARNARD, Aucts.