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AUCTION SALES.
WALL a BARNARD, Auctioneers.

bY WALL a BARNAHD, Anciloneers.
A SMALL FARM, SUITABLE FORAGEN
"A TLEMAN's COUNTRY RESIDENCE OK ron .
MARKET FARM, at AUCTION -On THURSDAY
AT GERNOON. June 10, at o clock, we shall sell
on the premises that beautiful small COUNTRY place
belonging TO w. Mclean, Esq, situated on the old
Oeorgetown and Alexandra rad, two miles FROM
ire Long Bridge and adjoining the property Of Jas
noaoh, Esq. This Farm contains thirty two acres
of good aud highly improved land; about ten acres
IA good wood The improvements consist of n new
and comfortable cottage built Dwelling, new STA
Mes, new Fencing. young Orchard, Vines, bearing
Fruit Trees, &c. The crops Of vegetables now
growing wall be gwen IN the sale. There is Pump
OF good Water close by the door, Spring OF excel
lent water, and an untaIng stream thrOuK the
place. In fact for country residence for one dons
business ia the CITY AZ offers rare opportunity. IA
Is perfectly free |. ON malarlOus diseates.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in s, L. ls
and - months, with interest. A deed gwen and A
deed Of trust taken.
Title perfect.
eS-ts WALL, a. RARNAR0-
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BY {. w. BOTELER, Auctloneer.
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCr,oy.-
Il A valuable collection of fine Original Oh Paint
Ings, by ancient and modern masters of remargahle
beauty and value worthy of place IN any gentle
mans comprising unQuestInnably some of the most
rare and est specimens of ancient and modern arr
ever offered IN this country by public auction among
which ere genuine specimens by Sir Joshua Rev
mods, X. A.; Sir Martin Arthur Shee A: Ger
Iard de LaraSse; Laucret; Williams. of London
b Vernet; WIillss. OF London; Sassaferraio; and
also some of the best American artists
VIII he view on Saturday evening and the
whole Of Monday, and vii! be- sold Ivy auction on
MONDAY EVENT Nc. at So O'Clock, at my auc-
tlon room, Iron Hail. Pennsy wanna avenue, between
9Th and 10th SITS.
Terms: Under So cash over So credit of so and
~ days, Tor satisfactorily approved notes, bearing
interest.
ma 81 C. w. BOTELER, Au
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JOHN A SONFRVILL.
Je Its WALL 4 BARNARD. Aucfs.

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of four wrts
lNl OF herr tacias Issued from the Clerks rice OF
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Cuumbia for toe
County of Washington, and to me directed, sha.
expose 70 public sale, for CASH, In front of the
Court House door Of ,ald County, on FRIDAY
the 18th day OF JuEe, 1885, al u O'Clock M tie fol-
lowing described property, TO wit: al defendants
right, title, claIm and interest IN and TO part of res
WALTON No 10, beginning for the in the east me
OF IA street, at point, where the same Is inter-
sected 10y the north line of an alley feet II inches
WIDE opening into SAID "a street and running thence
with the SAID east line OF said street north - feet
thence east IS feet, thence south - feet to the said
alley, and thence with the same west 81 feet az
street and point oil beginning together with all ana
Washing ton, ID. c.. seized and levied upoa as the
property OF James WI Iams, and will be sold TO sat
lsfy Judicais, No. ST. 81 IS and 81 TO October term
1888, IN favor of Howell & Stribng.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma 25-dts Tor the District of Columbia,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

10 ADVERTISERS IN ALExANpRrA.-Mr Geo
r.. French, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended for
4 he Star Those in Alexandria desiring to avail
themselves Of its immense circulation 20 bring
'hef business, wants or other requirements to the
hotce OF the public had better call at his period
zeal depot
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I AIDES TUCK and all sorts of COMBS Al
- GIBBS Hair store, nesr 18th street And at his
Sales Room, ander WillaIds' Hotel. js som
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ORA WING TOA CLOSE.

DRAW ING TO CLOSE.
As the session of Congress will saOn be past and
the members and strang that are now IN the CITY
aie about to leave u, | wish particularly to call
their attention , my stock of fine WATCHES,
SILVER WARE AND JEWELRY, that l viii
close out at prices below the possbli of cOmpeti
ton. will sell bsOw the usual rates in New York
or other northern cities that those who wish To
carry with them some mementO can be sup 81 ed and
avenue.
je 4-6t H. O HOOD
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

DJ Y. ffuVtfUue6r.
SPECIAL CAR D.-The attention of capitalists
~ Is Gale TO the Chancery Sale of that valuable
property known the National Theatre Lot, on
street north, bew cen 18th and 18th sts., which,
together with the Brick IN the ruins, comprising
many thousands of excellent BIlck Will be sold at
pubic auction on Tuesday afternoon, June Sth, at
81 q clock. on the premises
The Brick will be sold subject to measurement by
sworn measurers, as they stand IN the walls, and
70 De removed by the purchaser within thirty day.
after the sale.
CHARLES s WALLACE,
WALTER ID. DAVlDGE,
Trustees.
je7-2t J. c. MoG UIRE. Auct.
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DI " huCtIUUtFS.
DUBLIC SALE OF A GOOD MARKET
U GARDEN, WITH CoTTAGE REsIpENCF-On
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June. al M, on
the premises, Will sell at auction nv country es-
ldence. lying near the Tenaily Town road adjoining
the lands OF MIR. Murdoch and MIR. Burroughs, and ?
miles above Georgetown. IL contains u acres of
productive garden land, finely watered with never
failing springs, well enc osed, and having nearly
every variety of fruit pera ming to the market gar
den, such as apple, pesr, peach, apricot, ch rry,
dc A nd also, well set IN beautiful and luNmrIaut
crop oi cl ver aid timothy, nearly ready for the
scythe. The cottage Us PLAIN, but comfortable with
rooms and cellar. Also. ter ants house with
other necessary out buildings. The locality is Ia
vorabe for nslghbOrhOOd store, which, If awaited
of, would add To the comforts and prots the place
Should 1t be required by bidders the place Will he
offered IN two divisions of about and acres each
there being water and house To each division.
The terms of sale will lie one fourth in cssh and
the residue IN &c, IL, and Is months with
interest. The title is perfect.
JOHN A. SONFRVIII
je Its WALL a BARNARD Aucts
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of
~ heri iaclas on scia unda lien law, issued from
siet oil Coumbis, FOR the County of Washington,
au 10 me oreetsd, shall expose TO public sale for
y, gu TUESDAY, the 18th day of May next. Is5a
AT u ei1ck In the following described property
To W.T.: all defendants right, title claim and inte
rest "a and 10 certain Brick Binding erect I'd on
Lot No. Isl. an Square No ~, In the city Of Wash
INK ton, ID u, the said Lot being z feet front sud
running back the whole depth Of sad Lot SCI ed
and levied upon as The property of John H. Peters
ana wi be sold Ia satisfy Judicial No. l52, To Nav
term, 1858, IN favor of John Purdy.
W. SEbDEN
III THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
IN consequence of the rain, until TUESDAY next
the lst OF June, same hour and place.
w. SEI.DEN. Marshal
ina % for the District of Columbia.
=, II THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY next the 9Th Instant
same hour and Place ". SELDEN
el-ts Marshal for District Of Columbia
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Il AT AUCTIoS.-On THURSDAY, the Iutb IN
slant, shall sell, at the residence of w. H. Rrere-
ton, Esq No. So, on 7th between and h streets
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, xcellent assOIt-
ment of HOu -ehO d aud Kitchen Furniture, such as
Mahogany sofa. Rocker and Chairs,
Do. Marble top Centre Table,
Do. SIdpb"ard and Extension Table,
Do. Dressing Marble Bureau.
Cottage Bedsteads, Washstands and Toilet Sets
Gllt-frame French NJ irrOr, fine Clock,
Dama-k Lace Curtains, with Cornlces and Fix
lures,
Brussels. Ingram and Stair Carpets.
W Indow Shades,
OilclOth, and Hat Rack,
Feather Beds BolsteTs and Pillows,
Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses.
Cane and w cod seat Chairs, Tin Safe, &c
China. Glass and Cr0C keIy Ware.
Cook ny, Chambe and Radiator Stoves,
With a general assortment of Kitchen REQUISITES
and great many other articles which we deem
unnecessary to enumeTate.
Terms: All sums under S25, cash over S15 n
credit of 90 and ~ days. for notes sfactory en-
dLrSed. bearing interest.
The House is for rent, inquire of
le I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
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By A.GREEN, Auctioneer-

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI1uRr
LAT hucTIOS.-On TUESDAY, the Sth Instant
az 10 O'Clock a. M. shall SELL at the res ldence of
X. oliver, Esq, No. 457 llth, between and q SITS
north, IN excellent assortment Of Furniture, VIZ:
Mahogany SOFAS, Castor Arm, Rocking and Parlor
Mahogany Marbe-top Centre and Sofa Tables, and
Wash Closets,
Large Gilt irame French Plate Mirror,
walnut Extension Dining Table,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Feather Beds
Mattress, Carpets. Venetian Blinds aud Shades
COOKING and other Stoves, with good lot of itch
en- Requisites,
And many other articles which We deem unnecessa-
~ to enumerate.
Terms: Under SIS cash over S25 credit of GO
ing interest.
Je2 A. GREEN, Auct.
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b, BARNARD RUCKEY; Georgetnxn.

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TOR SALE-FIvE VALUABLE BUILDING IoTs
u ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEoRG ETowN.-we will
sell, at Gnbllc auction, on TUESDAY, the 3th of
June, at o'clock p. IN 1--we valuable Lots belong
Ing to the estate OF Brooke Williams decd situated
on Congress and Road streets. These lots are
among the Landsomest ever offered IN this place :;
hne size.
The plat can be before day Of sale at barnard
~ Buckley . auction store, and on the ground on the
day of SAFE.
We would recommend these lots to those persons
desiring to locate upon the Heights, as opportu-
nity like this seldom offers.
Terms: One fifth IN cash; balance In equal annual
lnstalment pay allie In 2, g. and years, with in
cure deferred pay ments.
je 2-dts BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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i.
"Other refuge have | nOne''-
Carve ye this ON my headst
This, and my poor name alone,
AngelIne-pl1In Angel.ne;
And ask no text divine
To illustrate Ire of mine;
Neither gloss Deaths truth nor garhle;
Simply on the milk white marble
MrlIe-and should sOme zone bird MARBLE
The same sadness, in the gray
OF the glamOured eve, pray
hat ye drive ~ no, away,
But permit Its music moan
Utte'ance for the dead-cOld stone
"Other refuge have none.'
IL.
Angeilne no other name,
Adjunct, aniecvdent, fame,
Style nor title do | claim;
Maid or matrOn, widow, bride,
Oh what lineage, how allied,
Tell not 10 my shame or pride.
Green the branch or gravy messed,
ii must fail; white death, 4 ghost,
Comes III spring and autumn frost.
Give no date for either fate:
God design rs cOnsummate,
Die we early, die We late.
SO of me he nothing shown,
Save that here, where lie lone,
Other II fuge have nOner'
WILLIAM GIBSON, Lieut. L = Navy
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BY WALL K BARNARD, Auctioueers,

DS VAIL ~ DhhNAk IL, AuctlOneers.
TRUSTk ES' SALE-By virtue of a deed of
trust from Patrick Kinney. dated July T. 1853.
We WIN ohcT at auction, on FRIDAY, the i5th day
oil July next, at o clock m, on the premises the
eastern half of the west half part of Lot No G. IN
Sauare No. l4o IN Washington, with the improve
ments' consisting OF d two story Frame Dwelling.
, Terms of sale: One half the purchase money to
be paid IN cash. and the residue in SIX months with
interest. To he secured.
Terms of sale To be complied with in one week
alter SALE or the property may be resoid after one
weeks notice, at the risk and cost Of the FIRST mr.
chaser. WALTER y COX.
FERDINAND w. RISOUE
Trustees Georgetown building ssoc alton
7-2awlm WALL BARNARD Aucis
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Ry BARNARD& BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN
ERUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
trust from William Knowles. Jr., dated Nov.
%, ieJE we Will offer at auction THURSDAY,
the 10 dsy OF July next, at cock p. M on the
premises, p'rt of Lot IS, IN Bealrs addition TO
Seorsetown, beginning, for Its bounds, on the west
line OF w ashint street FIVE feet Sc nth from the
south line OF lot IA, and running themes west and
paralei with Gay street lao feet the outline of
OLD Georgetown, thenca south and parallel with
ashington street Is feet, thence east and parallel
with Bridge street I'D feet to Washington street.
thence north with Washington street 25 feet 10 the
beginning, with the Improvements-a frame house.
erms vi sale One third of the purchase money
staments at SIX and twelve months, with interest.
20 be secured. Terms Of sale 10 be comp led with
IN one week tter sale, the property will be resod
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser.
WALTER ). COX,
+. w. RISQGE,
trustees Georgetown Building Association.
Je 72awlm BARNARD IL BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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IL TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
IN consequence of the rain, To THURSDAY EVE
MING, June 81, at same hour.
je Il G. w. BOTELER Auct
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DOwLAND'S MACCASSAR OIL at GIBBS,
IL Hair Store, near 18th street. lie sem
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY r. TOMORROW MORNING.
By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioueer.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioueer.
'HRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
IN 6EoRGErowN.-By virtue of deed in trust
Nm Katherine Nornan, bearing date n the 10Th
ioi.os Ae ct seq the subscriber wall sell at public
go u fmaoNDA1, the 9TH day of June, 1853, al
- - % cioct D. IN on the premIses, part of
f,on,in NO. 40 w IN besls addition to eorgetown,
H. snd - ieet on beali street, between Montgom
~ Sen stteets. aud running hack with that
hio t o setn oi SAD lot. with the improvements
Terms OF sale: One half CASH. hsIsnna e ~ 70
months, for notes bearing Interest irn,n ~. a =
secured upon the property and If nat conn led Win
in day after the kale the properfy WI 'hs 1919
upon one weeks notice, al the expense of The p9r-
chaser. S wi
All convey ances at the ex pense OF the nurob,ssr
CHAS. :. WALLACH, Trustee.
ma 25-eo&ds JAS, c. MEG UiR = Anc,
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by BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRuSTEES' SALE.--By virtue of two deeds
L OF trust from William X. Fowler, dated re-
spectIvely July %, and November 10, IS5l, We will
offer at auction on WEDNESDAY, the Iith daN of
July next, on the premises. ut O'Clock. .. M lot
OF ground In Georgetown. being part of lot Is IN
Hoimead's Addition, and part of lot I75 i'm Beal's
Addition, the whole described rs follows viz: Re
inning ut the end OF hityfuur feet measured west
with the south Inc of Olive street from ITS Interscc
ton with Montgomery street. and running thence
with SAID olive street west seventy two feet 81
inches to the northeast corner OF lot la Of BealS
Addition, thence SUutheriy with the west line uf
said lot IS, ht.y feet ten inches. thence east IN
4 lire parallel To Olive street. seventy -iDur f.
passing through said lot Us into lot 49, thence
In straight line To the beginning, with the Improve
ments. consisting of sever1 frame dwellings,
Terms of saie-One- third Of the purchaS sc money
to be paid IN cash. and the balance in two equal ia
stamentS at four and eight months with interest 10
be secured. I Terms OF sale Ia be complied with m
one week alter the sale the properly will he re-
sold after one weeks notice, the risk and cost Of
the first purchaser.
WALTER 8. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISpEE
Trustees GeOrsetOwn BulldlEg Association
Je7 2awlm BARNARD tCKEY. Auo s.
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> THE ABOVE SALE IL STILL FUR
Their Postponed. on account of the weather unii
WEDNESDAY MORNING. 9Th inst. at 10 o'c'k
Je 5-td e.. w, BOTELER, Auct'r
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
p stPOned, an account Of the weather. 10 THIS
tFrIdayD EVENING, AT O'Clock.
je4 T.. W. BOrELER, Auct'r.
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Trustees Georgetown Building Association.
Je7 2awlm BARNAkD& hickey Aucts
BY BARNARO & BUCKLEY; Georgetown

BY BhRNARO BUCKLEY; Georgetown
I'RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of q Deed of
we VIII offer at auction on THURSDAY, the 18th
day oil July next at 81 O. clock y. IN on the prem
Ises' nat lot oil ground In Georgetown, deserted
IS follows, yiz Begl "nlrg at the end of - feet
incnrs on the hrst line OF lot No. 9 in Homead's
the north line OF Bridge street, % feet the
end OF said hrst line of lot y. thence north and per
ale TO Montgomery street lD feet, thence west and
para e To Bridge street . feet, thence south and
parallel to Montgomery street 30 feet to Bricgs
street and the beg inning, with the impro vemens,
two frame dwellings.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money
To be paid In cas- h. and the balance IN two mai in
stalHents at SIX and twelve months, with Interest
to he 81 cured. Terms of sale tn be complied with
In one week after sale the property will be Tesod
at the risk and cost of the first purchaser after ore
week s notice. WALTER -. cox,
+. w RISQUE,
Trustees Georgetown Bun ding AssocIation
, je 7-2awlm BARNARD x BICKEY Aucts
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THk ORGAN GRINDERS IN A MUss -Organ
Grnder No. carries on an extensive business In
MS line, and, between his hired beggar girls ap-
pointed organ grinders, tamborne players, and
lourneymen grinders, manages to make his pro-
Iesslon a more lucrative one than that of MANY of
our merchants in the prosecution of their leg IT,
ila'e business He occupies genteel establish
Inent in the Northern Liberties and lives like n
prince on the hard cash which he aud his assist
ants manage to obtain from the public i'm exchange
lOI their asslduous circulation of 90 borrowed
notes Having amassed considerable fortune
Dy industrious supervision of his grind NJ opera
lions, Organ Grinder No. has retired from the
ldborlous operation of toting' a box of musical
discoTd about the streets, and has hired his ma
chine out FOR so much day to Grinder No =
No z, being sharp grinder, has used the ma
chine the green baiZe, and the monkey for the
last six months with zeal worthy of better
cause, as wo-thirds of the peaceful Inhabitants
Of the suburban precincts can bear painful testi
mony; but he has omitted TO paw over thai 90
much-per- diem to Grinder No 1
few days ago No. intmated TO No tina,
the treasury was waxing low, and that a slip bt
slvlaena WOULD De acceptable, when No. ? plead
hard times and limited receipts, and on being
little pressed to dsgorGe, turned ahont and
kicked MS employer down stairs licensed at
such treatment the ill-used proprietor made
re oi,a iol convenient magistrate Office where
ne obtained warrant, and In a short time Grind
er NO was duly marched into the dread pres
ence OF that legal functionary to answer the seye
RAJ charges then and there preferred Hearing
quesied No. TO put his hand down in his pock-
ct and remunerate. No 9 did not understand
English. The magistrate proceeded to make out
a commitment for No to The county iaiI
No looked over his shoulder and his eve
followed, with deep anxiety, the rapid pen all
the way down to the signature and seal his
cOuntenahce betraying the deep emotions Of his
soul. He could real English and when the
signature was about TO be affixed 10 the fatal doc
ument. his feelings found utterance N an impera-
i've "Stop, stop, stop. me got Targent-me got
ing into various pockets, began to pile up a heap
oil cnange-silver, gold, copper, etc until the
eyes OF ali present were distended to their utmost
capacity Ia wonder. Such a pile had not been
seen by any of them since the panic. The com.
planning proprietor was paid off, and the would-
be defaulter was allowed to depart, which he
did iHStGHtsr, carrying with him the most ap-
palling picture, in Imagination of the horrors of
confinement in the county Jail The last heard
from him he was seen in Richmond. anxiously
lnquiTlns II there was Jail in that place.
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Al the First Precinct every thing had pro.
crossed quietly up To half past twelve O'Clock
with the appearance Of continuing in the man.
About eleven o'clock a lot ofrOugh look inp
customers paid this poll visit, but on Observ-
ing the general harmony prevailing they thought
perhaps. II was sham. To disturb IT, and walked
away again
At the Second Precinct, nothing occurred to
cause any disturbance.
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FOR TILE STAR

ANG ELINE.-ln the Congressional Burial
Ground is tombstone on which is inscribed
simply "Angeline'' and " other refuge have |
nonen
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By WALL L BARNARD, Auctioneers.

SALE BY virtue of a deed of
trust from Joseph DObsOn, dated July H. Ig55
day of July next, at O'Clock p. m on the premises
Lot 10, IN square liz, In Washng with the I'M
provements-a two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One thIrd of the purchase money
{" be paid In cash. and the residue In two equal IN
stalinents AT and II mOatES, with interest to he
secu ed BY deed Of trust. Terms of sale to he
complied with Ia one week after SALE or the proper
" VIII be resoid at the Tlsk and cost of the nrst
purchaser, alter orc weeks notice.
WALTER =. COX,
FERDINAND w. RISOTE
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Association
Je74awlm WALL IL BARNARD, AuCts
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PRoIABLY DERANGED On Saturday, a man
went 20 the residense OF the Rev. DR. Cummings
aud behaved ia a manner that induced the bs T
that he Was dersnyed He said he knew where
Dr. Cummings preached, and he would 20 on
sunday and shoot him In the pulpit On Sunday
was elected for misconduct. lie afterwards went
20 Dr.. Cummings Church aud disturbed the
congregation. Captains Mills and Kiopfrr went
10 the church, Out be had left Last evening he
went to the vicinity OF the church. and the mem
beers being af'aid lest he should again disturb
their s-fvice, Captain Mills sent two of the
Guards, who arrested and put him in the guard
house. His name Is John Boldly, Of Ireland.
This morning, he was sent to Jail for a furthe
bearing.
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FOUSD.-About sunset, Yesterday, the body Of
Arnold Bowie, the colored boy who was drowned
at Easby's wharf on Wednesday last, was found
near the spot where the fatal accident occurred
He was a servant, bound for d tel III OF years to J.
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BY c. w. BOTELER. Auctloneer.

Trustees GEORGETOWN Building Ass"o,aIIon'
Je 7-.awlm BARNARD & HICKEY Aucis
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l0cSD MS Ca9wo II : uag man, cl8l
IN hsas4spia, was standing Us Cau
street lew dass since deyaurine a
doaghauf whea he was arcpsiDd be enc
Il bali dozen geuleel dressel city
i.iera with
Just come dawn?r
Yeas gaers have; great place ths
;.lA'' il. ypoF,r said the eeumsynM
" It's 81 brb liow' 5 yaar ~ rug7 sked
the csly buck. beat pn sp3rtwith gferuy
Wei sae's pniiy well, she sent me
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