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GEORGE TOWN.
Correspondence of The Star.

.sT GEoRsErowN, April Is, 1855.
Business upon our canal for the half month
ending to-day, shows quite an encouraging state
of affairs, when we consider the several small
Interruptions to navigation upon some portions
OF the line which have occurred. During the
haff month 10 boats have arrived al from Cum
berland, bringing 4,715 tons of coal, and the re-
mainde, from different points with -four grain,
wood, lime, stone, &c: The receipts Of tolls at
the Georgetown collector 8 Off ce for the same De-
riod, amounts to So 2O7 A large fleet of boats
from Cumberland. laden with coal, are now on
thelr way down. 1t is supposed that they have
oeen detained by the break reported in the Star
several DAYS since. -
The following shipments of coal have been
made from Rays dock during the week: By the
Detmold Company, schr A. NJ. Aldridge, Bate
man, 335 tons for Boston; and by the American
Company, schrs Henry Frick. 367 tons Brothers,
ABS tons; Moses Van Name, 3Oi tons for N. York;
VIM Collier Rowland, $50 tons for Providence !;
f. Pickup; Pickup, 1ei tons for Newburg;
Yankee Boy, Risley, 22l tons for Hartford; Anne
liza, Rockhill, 2I5 tons for Salem--making in the
aggregate 2,32l tons. There are now four large
schooners lying at this dock awaiting cargoes.
Several mec hancs now engaged at this point
increasing and perfecting the facilities for ship
| ping the article in more extensive and expedi-
| tious manner.
Since writing the item In relation to affairs on
our canal, we learn from captain just arrived
from Cumberland that the break alluded to has
| been repaired.
| We would advise all the readers of the Star in
our city to avail themselves of the privilege of
| hearing the lecture by the Hon =. s Cox, at the
| Methodist Protestant Church, this evening. We
| hesPeak for all who may attend rich literary
\ treat. The choir of the church, assisted BY sew
eral good singers, will discourse some sweet
music.
Quite an unusual degree Of religions zeal and
| fervor is visible among the membership of all
| our Christian churches. Meetings for religious
| worship held in most of them nearly every
| evening At the West Georgetown Nj. F.. Church
under the pastoral charge of the Rev. Mr. speak,
| a Protracted meeting is progressing. We learn
that quite number Of conversions have already
| occurred.
grain market. Sales yesterday of some 1, 900 Dbl.
| OF -four, canal superfine, at 81 37aI so, and O
! 200 bushels prime white wheat, for faml,
hour, at Sl.H, and 1900 bushels good red a
| SlW. SPECTATOR
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{ HEOPLAsTIC PROCESS,
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY

MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
DIR. L. O. HILLS respectfully Informs the pub ic
that he Is now prepared TO insert partial and
iull sets of TEE 4 II at reasonable rates t,S@
on this mprOved pian The great afyan- SctSD
tage this process has over all others it's perfect
adaptation. The method of itself insures a most
perfect mt. The metal is entirely free from ali me.
talic taste and Of the secretOns of the mouth
can have any effect upon it,. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens Of Baltimore, confirming
ITS great superiority, can be seen. All those per,
sons who are suferiGg with i'll adapted plates will
please give me call, and will take great pleasure
IN explaining and exhibiting To them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should be made at INV Of
cess. Wv
Office, No. $50 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautier's.
IS SIN
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer

DOSiTIyE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
Il BRICK HOUSES ON STREET, BETwEEN 2p Ar
SD.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 18TH Al
51s o clock, on the premises, shall sell Lot No 6
In square NO. $40. frontlng - feet on inches ON r
sset, between I'd and Sd streets east running bs
2feet to a ten feet alley, with the improvements
Consisting OF three story and basement Brick
DweIlng rouse, containing eight rooms, with Gas
ana Oas Flxtures In every room in the House with
Bath Room and other modern improvements
Also, Lot No. z, same Square, fronting IS feet IL
inches on same street running back ll2 feet an
alley, with the improvements, consisting of three
story Brick Dwelling House, with Back Buildings
containing saloon, Parlor, with large Dining oom
With Dumb w after, O., eight Chambers, Kitchen,
Water Closets, q O., &c
These Houses nearly new. well furnished
with ali the modern Improvemt nts and built in the
most substantial manner, and located IN one O. tire
most beau Iful and pleasant parts of the CITY,
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN g. r. and
IL months with interest, secured by deed IN trust
on the premises.
ap II J G. MCGUIRE Auot
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MARRIED.,

t., On me sth instant, at the McKendree Parsonage
MIS-. MARTHA MIDDLETON.
On ne 18th instant: at Hex ndres Church, by the
RY A HOLLIDGE " MISE wi
r. Un ne itth instant, by the Rev. John C.. Smith,
an htaT If y, HMICH, ESQ, to Miss ANNA E.,
daughter Oh Cyrus Blrge, Esq, all ofthis city.
On the ls,h instant. by the Rev Mr. Ali. M,
JACOB yANDERLEHR to Miss ViRGiNti'l' = -
GODDARD. i""iih I'
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New York Markefs

NEw YORK April Is Flour closed Arm: sale.
OF :, 800 bbls State 81 lOasl Isl Ohio "a sOaSa 65,
Southern a 5OaSl 50
w heat is hrm; sales Of IL 900 bushels; Chicago
spring 81. Corn has advanced: saIes of 40 900
bushels; white 75a76X nc yellow 5oa77c
PORK Is advancing; mess 81 6Oasl76 IS. Beef
is1uiet. Lard is firm at los aIOac.
Whisky is steady at 2la2I &C for Ohio
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DR.. HARRTs.-This gentleman, whose medical
card may be found in another column, under the CAP
ton of worth Reading" can be found At hls
Rooms, National Hotel, IRONS a. m. to | D, m. and
S To 2. m. Asthma, Piles. Rheumatism, ScTofula
and all Chronic and lnveterate cOmpl.nts Weld 10
his mid and skIlIf1l treatment.
Ladies desiring rosey health and strong mental
qualities should ca or END their address. All dis
eases peculiar To infants and children treated kindly
and successfully.
Rooms lr2, National Hotel. an l4-3t
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Southern Cotton Markets.

CHARLtsToS, April Ii.-Cotton sales 500 bales;
unchanged.
sAvANNAH, April H.-Sales 600; quiet.
AU'UsTA, April i.-Sales 100 bales
MOBILE, April ll.-Sales $50 bales; quotations
1aaliHc-; market quiet
NEW ORLEANS, April IL Sales 300 bales I;
prices without animation and rather unsettled
Freig hts TO Liverpool l-2a9-l6c.
Sterling exchange 6xa7t
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By A. GREEN. Auctloneer

EXCELLENT and NEARLY NEW H0rSE-
u HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION -
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant. shall cell at the
late residence of ]. W. Hicks, deceased, at ten
O'Clock a. IN. on Indiana avenue No. II, between lst
and "a streets west. superior assortment OF urni
fure, VIZ:
Fine walnut brocatel covered ParIor Set, compris
Ing French Sofa, Castor and Paror Chairs,
Mahogany Sofa, Arm Rocker, Tables and stands,
10. TaTble top SIdebOard and Sofa Table,
DO. Bookcase, Bvreau and Washstsnds,
walnut Hat Rack and Extension Dining Table,
Parlor Window Curtains, Shades and Ornaments
6ilt Gothic Frame Mirror,
Mantle Clock and Ornaments
Superior Velvet Tapestry Carpets and Rugs to
match,
Stair Gar pets and DDS,
Drugget and Straw Mating,
China, Glass ard Crockery Ware, among which ls a
fne gold bound Tea and Coffee Set, ivory Han
die Knives and Forks,
Passage OIlclotn,
Beds eads and Mattresses
Cooking, X ad ator and o. her Stoves
VIII good lot of Kitchen ReQuisItes
Terms: AL sums under ) 5, cash: over SIS, q
credit OF two and tour months, for iacto
ny endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
P.S. The House is For Rent. It il 10 fine order
and hand some location. Possession given Imme
dIateiy. Inquire on the preEi.es.
apl2 &c
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! AIDES DRESS GOODS. SHAWLS, d o

I AIDES DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS&o.
JOHN II. SMOOT,,
has Mo: lis H f greet 1o,ss t D. g.
large and We desirable assortment Of Ladies' Dress
GOODS, great many o. which having been bought
Tor Cash, will be guarantee to customers thst they
are getting the full value of their money. In his
Rich Flounced A'quIe Black Silk Hobes
Light Colored Flounced do.
Do Bay adore ard Plaid Silks
Black Dress Silks. best makes, from IS to Sl.5O
. Do: suitable for mourning
Rich Flounced Barge Robes, with two and three
Bares: Robes A'aui!Ie, some very cheap
organdie and Lawn Robes and in the piece
Lawns, In great variety, from 10 cts to 1884
a large lot of Fast COlOrs at IN cts.
Plain and Figured French Brilnants, Jaconets. and
Pink, Blues. Greens, and Modes Grape Nantes and
New sly les Ducals and Poll De'Chsvres
FINK, Blue, Green. Buff and White Nous Dclaines
Cheokered and Plaid 81 nghams
Rest makes English and Amer can Prints
Black Marques, Ta,natan, Grape NJ rette
Bareges, Shailies, BOmbaznes Aipacas
Mousen De!alnes, English Grapes
Mourning Veils; Black Glnghams, Lawns
Ducals and English Cacos
Best makes white Cambrics, Nairnsooks, Jaconets,
SWISS ana Null Muslns
Figured, Dotted, Plain and Striped do.
French Worked Swiss and Canbrlc Collars
Honiton Collars, nj altese and Nalencines Laoes
Black Lace Fans, rich figured and dotted
Plain and Fancy Bonnet and Sash Bonnet Ribbons
FrInEes for dress trimmings
Black white and coored ground Stella and printed
Shawls
New style Parasols. some from auction
BaJou's Md GlOves. all cOlOrs and numbers.
joining counties are respectfully invited to call.
AD dfl9th JOHN II SNOOT,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE 10 ADvERTIsERs.-To secure the most
conspicuous positions for advertisements In The
STAR they must be sent TO our once as early in
the day as possible. Those who DELAY to observe
TINS caution should not complain II they do not
ma them whete they prefer to see them. II is
always safest to get them TO our counter between
{ and 10 In the morning, IL wishing them insert
ed satisfactorily on the same day.
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d lid

NRS. CECILIA YOUNG, now resicing In
~ Washington, will receive pupils in VOCAL
MUSIC either as private pupils or in classes.
f and + streets.
Proposed pupils In GsOrgetov can make I'D pica-
ton at Miss Harrover's Seminary, on Tuesdnys and
Friday s, from II TO 2 O'Clock. ap lO-Imf
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Municipal Elections.

ELIzABErHTowN, y J.. April - AT the char
ter election held in this city yesterday the entire
anti Lecompton ticket was elected by about two
hundred majority.
PATERSON, n. April 10 The Democratic
mayor OF this place il reelected by 81 majority.
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NJARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
lNl ieri iacIas, ''under the lien law" issueI from
the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of the Dis
trIct of Columbia, for the County of Washington
and me directed. shall pose 10 public sale for
CASH, front oft Court house door of said coun-
at IL o'clock, M. the following described property
to wit: being all defendants riEht. title Cam and
the who:e of Lot No I6 and part of Lot No. IL m
Square No. 847, IN the City OF Washington n d
being the whole OF Lot No. is and II feet next sd
Joining OF Lot No. IL, running bsck & whole depth
SI sag OTIS n O. i6 aid II, lo5 feet inch, and will
De sod 10 sftisfy JUDICIAL, No. 2, TO Nav term lfs
IN favor OF John Purdy against Wiia% =. venahie
... a.. j. ID. HOOVER,
hpS-ds Marshal for the District Of Caumnia.
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Washington Rumors.

NEW YORK, April I3-The New York Times
says the President has nomi mated BENJAMIN p
Heriot TO be Navy Agent at Charleston
The Tribune says that private letters announce
that Lord Napier is To be recalled, his successor
being already selected.
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Fire Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April IL The block Of buildings
here owned nv Mr.. Longworth, and occupied by
the Coffee House, Woods feed store Fisher,s
mahogany chair store, and Others was DESTROYED
by fire last night. Loss SIS, 800; partially in
sured. large number Of poor families were
rend red houseless, and fireman was fatally In
jured by falling from the roof
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, A prIl 10Th, iss
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at this department until the trnth
day OF May Proxmo, for the Issue of any portion,
or the whole. of i've millions of dollars ia treasury
notes n exchange for gold coin Of the United States
deposited with the treasurer OF the United States
The treasurer of the MnG at Phade phia the treas
urer OF the branch Mint at New Orleans or the
assistant treasurers At Boston, New YORK. Charles
ton, or ~ Louis, within ten days from the accept
ance of such proposals, und r the authority of the
act OF Congress entitled, IAN act 10 authorize the
issue Of treasury notes." approved Esd December
1857.
The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt
here OF certificates Of deposite with those officers
to tie credit of the treasurer of the United States
They will be made payable 10 the order Of such bid
der or bidders as shall ag make such ex change
AZ the lowest rate OF interest, not exceeding sIx
per centum per annum, and will Garry tuch rates
from The date Of the certificate OF such depos te
The proposals must stat the rate cfnterest with
out condition and without reference 20 other bids
and contain other ona than one fourth
one half. or three fourths of one per cen um. One
per centum OF the amount proposed be ex ed
must he deposited with of the treasury officers
shove enumerated whose cert of uch deposits
must ACCOMPANY each proposal as security of it's
fulhlment. 81 the proposal is not accepted imme-
date directions will he given to return such depos
lite. Should the proposals be variant from the pro-
visions of the act of Congress of this notice. they
will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must be sealed
and inscribed on the outside Proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will be opened at this depar:-
ment, at IL O'Clock IN, said tenth day Of May
HOWELL COBB,
ID off h.
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IHE NKATHER.-Range OF the thermometer
from Thursday noon, April S. to this morning:

heHdTEs.-AFril cth-rain, wind NE cold
yh-rain, mild, wind Sc; 1Oh-hazy, milder
cloudy at end with lightning at the ; and w.
llth-showery throug hont with thunder. cooler:
i2tn-rain, cooler; I3th-milder, about a m
hali and rain with lightning and thunder lasting
Ten minutes after which the day was mild and
Pheasant; Ilth-thunder showers during the day,
cooler; 15th-wind NV
FIRST quarter moon Tuesday, April 20, little
afer d IN. n
OEoRGBTOwN, ID. c., April Is, 1858.
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Baltimere Markets

BALTIMORE, April 15.-Flour IL steady, but
Citv Mills 81
Wheat is steady; red 81 .G3as1 O6; white good
to prime) 81 .I5aSl 2s. Corn closed active al an
advance OF 2a'3c-; white 65a6sc; yellow 67a70c.
Whisky Is steady at 2la2I &c
Provisions are buoyant and prices firm.
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AUCIlO0 SA1ES. T------.-
TO-DAY q TO- MORROW MORNING
By J. c. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

- . ~ ucutlRE, AuctlOneer
IMO ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS ON
Na,a srshkT WksT, BETWEEN @ AND n Srs.
W. M p hNp HOUSE. AND Lot ON 7TH STREET
T. whkNNhw YORK AVENUE AEp NORTH
bnriis 81 az THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
n.yt IF Sn % CLOCK On the premises shall sell
b. VI Sgua , .. S15, fronting feet 10 inches on
nlnE oack iul iset This valuable lot will he soId
OF i9to two lots of "a feet ncn front
Il IN for residence for sale thai part of tSs cts
Immediately alter which we shall sell mari 81 -,
between New York avenue and north l. 81 VIII
the improvements. consisting of a two story franz
Dwelling House. "'N'
Terms One fourth cash the residue in six
twelve. eighteen. twenty four and thirty SIX month
misses.
apl2 j. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct
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ORGANIZATION of the Mount Vernon Climb At
Anacostla Hall. Navy Yard. The following officers
were duly elected:
Jesse Anderson, President Mortimer Small
Secretary; WIN, YounS, financial SecretaTy. sw. s
Rice, Trea.ur.T. I,n
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BY BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
cox 000 WORTH OF PRIME GROCE-
c3OUU RIEs AT Acknowledging to
change he character OF our business, we will on
MONDAY, 18th INST, at ten O'Clock a. m, sell our
fresh and extensive wholesale stock of Liquors and
Grocer es at auction, without reserve. We name
but In part
900 -cks 6. A. and Fine Salt, PACKETS do,
100 chests Imperial Young Hy son. Guppowder and
Oolong Teas. These Teas fresh ard Of tine
quality,
100 boxes Starch, $50 boxes AdamantIne, Mould and
Sperm Candles,
100 boxes fine Chewing Tobacco, Cut and Smoking
do.
500 boxes Mustard, Pepper. and other SpIoes,
Yeast Powders, Sreratus, Cream Tartar,
Soap Powder, SaIdnes, Mscaroni.
Pickles and SAUCES, OF various kinds, in cases and
casss.
Brown. Olive. Palm and Fancy Sosps,
Casks patent Whale and Sperm Oils,
Casks Sal Soda casks Vinegar,
$4,000 Cigars different brands,
Brandy, tin, WHISKY. Rum. and very large stock
OF ChamPagnes, Claret, CordIals. & c., in < ass,
$50 barrels Prime Herring, Mackerel, Nos. and s,
with BroOms. Buckets, Mats, Washboards,
Fruit &c. IN all one of the .argest and best stocks
I'm the District.
Terms All sums ofand under $50, cash over
that amount and under S jOo So days; over SlOO
months, with satisfactory endorsements.
GETTY r. WILLIAMS.
ap2 BARNARD II BUCKLEY. Aucts.
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap; Ice
6ream and Water Ices ut l.5O per gallon al the
rmisdelphla Confectionery, corner 18th and r SITS.
mp Ioow J. FUssRLL.
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rHI BALrIMonr lxp ONO RxfrRo.n lrbe
monthly meeting of the directors of the Balti.
more ana Ohio Railroad Company was held in
Baltimore yesterday The revenue for the month
OF March was reported as follows:
Msln stem. NV Va. Wash. Br. Total.
% S3J7Sso S3D6923l SsS. 656. 10
rfeght..... 3i646R A,5iltl 12,0l6.89 $50, $50 g.
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ORANSEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
coats J fAsTSsb s hSa ysE GiFs: DRESS

NOAH w Ain q w. MtrDle HAL Cloth
ing EmporIum, browns Hotel Building, respect
fully announce that thar annual display OFFSPRING
snd SUMMER CLOTHING 10 now ready for an
spectIOn. cOmptslag en- assortment of q entemen's
and Youths Clothing, Of the newest and richest de-
signs IN material, trimming. and FORK manshlp.
fsshions bic articles Of dress, opportunity row
offered for &c ectirg from OF the most sttrsctve
stocks OF goods IN this city, st very reduced pces
bp6-eo2w ..-.
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By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneer,-

by WAI.L d BAKNAKD, AuctiOneers.
Corner Of PeHHsyiranid arenss and sra street.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
v SALE.-On MONDAY AFTERNOONS 18TH
instant al o'clock. we will sell, public auction
three valuable building lots, viz: Lots e., ID and r.
OF DAILY subdivision of Square 2l5 fronting each
twenty two t22l feet on l. street north ami running
hack about l,sl feet to ten-feet alley. These lots
are IN one of he finest localities IN Washington, one
square north of Franklin Row, and IN fast nnpro-
Wig neIghborhoOd. Title ind Is putabe
Terms: One-thIrd c1sh the residue in g. r. H.
and months, secured by deed of trust and bear
purchaser.
ap l4-ts WALL. BARNARD Aucts
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THEY MISS YOU AT HOME.
Do they miss you at home?
No; for Picture they have that's so near
And 20 life like. they say that it's you,
Minus voioe-and they hold 1t most dear.
BY SANDS twas done i'm second, .
nd sent at q trifing ex pense;
Its value to them cannot be reckon'd
In any computation of pence. Ell
AMBROTYPES for 50 cents and n UPWARDS At
X. SANDS GALLERY,
apl0 Pa. ave-, bet. eth and eth streets.
SIGN OF. THE =
- / 6 A 6 e!
Indicates where you may get l. O0KIN Gs
GLASSES, In gilt or mahogany frames; FOR
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square, gilt otherwise; any other kind Oi
WORK IN mis- line. The largest lot of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, cheap
for cash. JOHN WAGNER,
~ s255 Pa. avenue,
APPLY l' between 18th and 18th SITS,
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv HIGH DOIyIJNc .no,,on..

BY HUGH BOWLING, AuotIoneer
Il WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON SATUR
Il ID Jay, April IL h. at o clock p. M, at tie New
Green street
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Groceries,
prT Goods, Cod Watches,
yewelry, Breastpins, Earrings,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Look Ing Glasses, Pictures, dc.&c,
Additions solicited.
settlements Immediately after sale
No limited goods received. Cash advanced ON
consIgnmeIts. Regular evening sales at early gas
light. e
apH ST. HUGH BOWLING, Auct
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oDD Fellows CELEBRATION The fraternity
OF Odd Fellows Of the District of Columbia con
template having grand celebration in this city
on the 18th of May, the committee having the
arrangements in charge meeting every Tuesday
evening for the purpose. So, far, we learn, they
nave determined upon procession of the order
Of tn" District and invited guests an Grafton AZ
me Smithsonian Institution by WIN Fl Young.
u NJ OF Maryland, Dinner, and in the even
Tug promenade Concert and Levse at the Sew
Hall - ', 49,
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up l4-ts WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven { }
w Wrlts of herr facIas, issued from the Clerks
once OF the Circuit Court Of the District of Coum-
ba, Tor the county of ashIngto and to me direct
ed, shall expose to public sale for CASH. in front of
the Court House door of said county on FRIDAY,
lowing described property, TO wit: All defendants
right, tlte claim and interest and to ell that piece
or parcel OF ground In Georgetown. IN the Dis
trict OF Columbia. which is included within the fol-
lowing inetes and bounds, to wit: Beginnng on the
west side of Market Space point 81 feet 10 inches
Space, and running thence west with the north wal
of the two story brick houses the lot hereby de-
scrIbed, and the lie thereof extending So feet
thence south and parallel with Market Space y feet
lnches, more or less, To point which Will he inter-
sected by the line of the south wall of said house
Market Space at the southeast corner of aid house.
and then north and with the line of Market Space "a
feet inches TO the place of beginning which is the
northeast corner OF said house, together with all and
singular the imp -ovements thereon, seized and lev
led upon as the property Of George Rhodes Jr and
to October term, 1856, In favor of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. IS4, lS5, 49, and Isl
Judclals to May term, 1853, in favor of Cline and
CTumbaugh. ]. ID. HOOVER
UTHEABO SALE is POSTPONED, for
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd of April
]. d. HOOVER,
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
Postponed until FRIDAY. the 18th of Mey, 1853
same hour and place.
I'D HOOVER,
ap S-ts Marshal Tor District of Columbia.
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ID c, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 90 DAYS
Barney McCarty, Ireland, vagrant; do. James
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