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TBE WONDER OF WASHINGTON 10
GiBBs'S VEGETABLE BA lisa perform:
ing almost miracles IN covering NJ Bald Hesd. eno
SarilG I'll ssalp Dlseeeef. besD
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Naval Intelligence.

NEw YORK, Nov. 2-The war steamer san J'
cinto now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, sprun
alesk last night and has MOVIE feet Of water
her hold.
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Morocco

A telegram from Aly iers says the reported as
sassination Of the two European Vice Consuls /:
believed 10 be pure fiction. On the other hand
the Paris journals say the massacre IL conf rmed
one being certainly the French Vice Consul, but
that IL is doubtful whether the other is Eng lish
or Spanish.
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RnsNIA

An insurrection 10 reported TO have occurred at
Liynv, a Bosnian town Of importance on the Ser
Wan frontier; no particulars are given.
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p EDUC TION OF RATES

The New York and Washington Printing
TeiegraPhs, using the 50 House, Print
ing Telegraph Instruments.
ds"e,a III. Hoss! f.tssss a on S'rfh
PRlN ING TELEGRAPH COMPANY hsvipe
the only line In direct communication with the
Northern, Eastern, and Southwestern Cities, are
on tn -ir line from Washington a. follows:
For ten fcords. For every dddi-
ftoRdl pord.
To Baltimore s ;...... % cents. cent
To philadelphia. $50
To Trenton, N. j. ...40
To Patterson, N. d.. 50 {"
To New York so
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ITO LET-ROOMS, FURNISHED with Board, IN
aprlvate family. on l. street, No. 5l4, between
9Th ard 9TH streets north, for gentleman and ady
! or two single gentlemen. 90 81
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EOR RENT.-LaIge airy ROOMS with Board
L at No 284 street, convenient to the Depart
ment Tab Board also, by an ex psnenoed caterer
on reasonable terms. oo so Tvs
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gigantic fraud upon the government had mo-
nopol' zed attention. The government had paid
twelve millions Of rouples overcharge for con-
structing the st. Petersburg and Moscow Rail %
road, the contractors having charged for a much
longer line than was laid down. The rolling
stock was furnished by an American Company,
according to distance, involving fearful over
sons are compromised by the transaction. The
matter Is expected 70 be hushed up. This Is de-
MED by Mr.. Winans, OF Baltimore
Tremendous hres are reported 10 have occurred
at Orel, and five hundred buildings are said to
have been DESTROYED
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In consequence Of the earnest represent
OF the British Government with reference
abolition Of the Stadt Dues, Hanover has d,
to send an agent to London with full pow
negotiate the affair
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Reports were current that Count Buol had re.
signed the ministry Of Foreign Affairs and would
be succeeded by Baron Bach, the present minis
ter Of the Interior.
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g EOR G ETOW N.
C0yresposdsncs of TIE Star.

GKoRakTowN, April %, 1858.
Spiritual mediums were quite plenty about
Water street, in our city, yesterday afternoon
They were Of the the higher order, too, we ex-
pect, for each one Of them was clothed in hand
some ~nDorm. Their consultations with the
spirits was very frequent too-they seemed to
be irresistibly drawn by something like 4 mag
netic influence into every place where they sup
posed the spirits were likely to be found. Prob
aoiv some startling revelation will be the result
OF the expedition Of these mediums to our city
AS yet we have heard of but one, and that Of
small import. One of the mediums did, after
long consultation with the spirits at a certain
point venture to remark that he ho- hc no. hoped
tha-h ic-at his fel-hic.ler cit hic-erzens hic of
George ie-town would not think that these ere
hic uniforms were w ashington city hic police.
The inspections of -four in our city for the quar-
ter ending March the 3iSt, amounted to a ,G77
barrels
The religious feeling which has pervaded our
community for some time past, seems to have
lost none OF its interest The union PRAYER meet
iDgs are still kept up. At the PRESBYTERIAN Church
on last Sabbath, some forty persons were received
into membership. A union prayer meeting will
be held this afternoon at the PRESBYTERIAN church,
and on Friday afternoon at the Dumbarton street
Methodist church. Similar meetings are also
held every evening, in the Market street Chapel
commencing at quarter before O'Clock. s.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ONE
AT TIE CORNER OF THIRD AND r SIS, NORTH
AND ONE IN MC6UlRE's SUBDIVISION OF SCUARE
NO. O2i. BEING THE CORNER NORTH ~ AND
NORTH CAPITOL STREETS AT AUCTIoN.-On TUES
pay the 4jh of May next, | shall SELL i'm front of
the premises, commencing at half past o clock at
me hIst named property, VIZ: he part of Lot
~, IN square No. 5U, having q font on North +
street ~ feet IN hes: back with the line Of
j nird stree west IS feet. beng the corner lot
The terms Of this property will be one third cash:
balance In 8, " and 10 months, for notes bearI in
teIest from day of sne. 4 deed given, and deed
Also. Immediately Ter the sale of the above, we
81 sha sell. IN front of The Premises Let No. 6, IN J.
y. McHulre $ subdivision of Square 4 o. Ga, hav-
Ing front of y feet on North Capitol street ar
rear. ' Al '"o
Terms Of this property: One-third cash: balance
IN and years FOR notes bearing interest from
day al sale deed given and deed OF trust taken
40 Odd A. GREEN Auot
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A. GREEN. Auot
BY &C. MCGUIRE. Auctjoneer-


FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, MAY 4th, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of
Com Barron, on q street north. between l4rh' and
cJmpnslrg-
Ene elegast Rosewood "a octave Planoforte,
Pair of Walnut Carved 1 etc a-tetes,
Fine Mahogany Sofas, do. Parlor Chalrs,
Egyptian Marble top Sofa Tables,
Walnut Whatnot, Fancy Gears,
Walnut Armchalrs, East India Eounsing Chair
Elegant Mahogany Serpentir e. front SIdsboard.
SolId Mahogany Extension Dining Table,
Handsome Chinese Tea and Dessert Seryioes
Granite Dinner Set, Silver plated Casters, Urn.
. Liquor Stand, Waters, and Cake Baskets,
EXcellent Brussels and Three ply Carpets,
Ollclo h, Stair Carpets, Shades,
Venetian Blinds, Rugs,
Handsome Enamelled Cottage Set,
Mahogany French Bedsteads,
Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes and Washstands-
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Boosters, Pillows. E
Looking Glasses, East India Vases,
Open Crate and Alright Stoves.
Cooking Stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils
Terms: SIS and uLder. cash over that sum n
credit of6O and 30 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
Totes, hearing interest.
r. 5. The House is for rent. Inquire of the Auc-
tlOneer.
ap 8-d J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FRoMAssoCLATED PRESS AGENT.
Prom the Plains.

ST Lcurs, April % The Santa Re mail brings
later news from Capt Marcy. He had been over
takeh uV an express from Gen. Garland, directing
him TO stop Tor an escort OF four companies and
he was accordingly resting on the Arkansas river,
near Bent's Fort.
The hepubican has received an extra from the
Fort Smith ARK Times which states that % Oo
Indians were cong regated on the plains with the
determination Of making descent on the ron
tier, and hostilities had already commenced in
some quarters. The Times attributes the move
ment to Brigham Young, TO draw of the troops
in Utah TO protect the frontier States.
The Republican emphatcally contradicts the
above statement, on the authority Of gen leman
attached to the overland mail expedition, who
Travelled over the country without nolestation.
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Southern 7Iarkets

CHARLESTON, April 27.-Sales Of cotton 200
bales Market has an advancing tendency.
SAVANNAH, April 29.-Sales 500 bales-un-
changed weather cool, and frost is feared.
MOBILE, April 27.-Sales 3 500 bales-Quota-
tons Ii Z, advancing tendency Reports OF frost
and ice IN Mississippi, Louisiana, and northern
parts of Alabama affect the market.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-Ssles 6 600 bales;
market firm with advancing tendency; quota
tons llkaliA. FTeights $40. Sterling ex-
oh =. .
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BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer

TWO-STORY RAME HOUSE AND
BUILDING LoTs on MARYLAND AVENUE, EAsT
OF THE CAPITOL. AT AUCTIoS.-On TUESDAY.
me 4th OF May, shall sell, in front of the premises
at clock p. m. .os No. IA and I5 in subdv
OF square south Of Square No. 9l5, with the I'M
pr0vement, which is good two story frame honse
ana al the property enclosed with substantial IN
rght DO Id fence The lots ,ntain O6 square feet
OF ground. This property is situated at the oorner
OF Mary land avenue and 18th street east
IeIms One third cash; balance in 6, IL, and ~
deed given and deed of trust taken
Title lI1isputabe.
ap % AGREFN Auo,
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New X0rE 1IarLete

NEw YORK April - Flour is firm; sales OF
10000 bbls.; State 81 25asl IS; Ohio 81 S5as4 20;
Southern 81 5OaI rs
Wheat heavy; sales Of 5000 bushels; Southern
red Fl .l0asl IS, and white al 97k
Corn is lower sales Of 9 600 bushel..., white
72a73c., yellow 7Ia95c.
Pork Is declining; mess SIS 50aeIe, prime
SIS 0asi5. Is. Beef is quiet Chicago repscked
Sl3aSii. Lard is steady at 12c
Whisky Is steady; Ohio pc
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MARRIED,
EUGENE DUPUY,
IL SOrE AGENr yoP prvssr l. Irp,~,.

- SOLt AGENT FOR PIEsSE d LUBIN'a
,rPERFUMERY AND COMPOUNDS
=, The Agency for the United States of Messrs
REESE l.ubn, Perfumery Factors in London
haylng been transferred from the late firm of Ing err
d Co., S99 Broadway, to my own firm, Mr. Geo E.
niger Dsing now In connection with my establish
ment,l beg TO inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
dealers and the Trade generally, that shall keen
on hand and In bond a constant supply of Piesse 4
buDlns articles; such as the FRANC panni Perfume
ahd ITS compounds, the Pestacbio Nut preparations
IN All their varieties; To which may he added from
tlme 10 tmei whatever said firm may Introduce In
market, combining excellence with novelty Mer-
chants may rely upon their orders being ilied with
promptness and care, and on as favorable terms as
heretofore. r.. DUPIjY "
6o9 Broadway, New York.
ID The real Frangipanni Perfume is manufac-
tuIed only by Messrs. Piesse Il Lubin, OF London
and they tai this opportunity caution purchasers
against limitations, OF which there are many: none
however approach, in any degree, the exquisite fra
GRANGE as made by 4. K L..
ERANGlPANNI BOUQUET.
FRANC lPANNl OIL for the Hair, exauisitely
scented. ~
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
GEARS, and lmpart delightful fragrance to articles
they are placed near.
ERANGIpANNi SCENTED SOAP.
PRAN6lPANNI INCENSE. Take hot Gin
ger between The tongs, put piece of Incense upon
IT, ana the apartment will DO delightfully."- ed
FRANGIPANNI POMADE. This is an Itsi-
IAN nnguent for the hair Its superiatIve fragrance
has gwen II wOTd-wId reputation.
FRANGlPANNI SAICHET.
Sold everywhere. ms NV6E I'm
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Eorger Arrested.

NEW YORK, April - William Fuller has
osen crested, charged with forging a govern
ment daaft for IS GOO, dated 1884 and purporting
10 be drawn by James Reeside, and aecepted by
o. T. Brown, Treasurer Of Post Once Dspart.
ment: -Four drafts Of similar nature have been
already paid at various periods.
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Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO LOTS
NEAR THE NAVY YARD.-On THURSDAY, the
9th May, 1858, at O'CLOCK p. M, on the premises,
shall sell at pubic auction. Lot No. p and part of
Lot No. B. In Square No. 1047. being 81 feet inch "a
front on south street, between 18th and i4th sts
east running back log feet nches containing i'm the
whole 6,8841a square feet. " ~
Terms caAh.
All conveyancng at the OK pense of the purchaser.
ap2-d A. GREEN 49,
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Eirfs I'm Tray.

TROY, \: Y, April 27-The West Troy E1-
change, large wooden building, the principal
motel In The village, was DESTROYED by fire at an
early hour this morning IL was owned and oc-
cupied by r. III Powell, and had been recently
repaired and enlarged. The boarders escaped.
Tue oulidlng adjoining was also burnt. The
A. was the work Of an incendiary
About four O'Clock, while this fre was burn
ing, another was discovered in a row of frpme
tenement houses On Hoosick street, near North
Second, in this CITY. One was DESTROYED and
others damaged. This was also set on Are
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National Scientific Csnyer,,.,

BALTIMORE, April 2s The National Scientific
Convention assembled in MARYLAND Institute, at
III O'Clock. About Ie1 members were present In
the absence Of the President proper, A Caswell,
hsq was called To the chair Al bali past II,
'he organization was not fully completed
Extensive arrangements lave been made for
extending Inequalities TO the members by the
citizens " ~ wv
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Fugitiyes.

New YoRk, April 2S.-Juarez and Cabinet cot
aboard the John IL. Stevens at Manzan'll.. They
subsequently embarked at Aspinwzll for New
Orleans aud thence would proceed TO Vera Cruz
The Merrimac arrived at Panama 18th.
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DIR. Charles Mack,v I'm Toro.,.

TORONTO, c. W. April % A dinner was given
to Chas. Mackay last night at the Rossini House
There was large attendance of members Of Par
dav via Ouehec
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From Kansas.

ST. Lows, April 30.-The Leavenwcrth cor
respondent IF the Republican saws that at tho
election held on the DIST instant, for members OF
aconvention 10 nominate State Officer. the Anti
Leavenwcrth constitution delegates were elected
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EtnamrfAI.

NEW YORK, April % st were duIl-Chi-
cago and Rock Island 76k; Illinois Central bonds
s.k; La Crosse and Mil. 90; Michigan Southern
"a II New York Central So; Penn Coal Co II;
Reading ~; Mil. and Miss. 81 \; Missouri o's
o2A-but closed frmer.
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctloneey.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
COOP AND EARLY NEW FRAME
TERNOON, Sd instant, at 5 o'clock we Will soil in
front OF the premises. convenient frame building
with lot. being Lot numbered g. 10 Square numbered
58S fronting on the south side of street nertb be
tween III and 18th streets, improved with a good
amd nearly new frame house, containing SIX rooms
tain a comfortable home " W.
Terms Ono fourth cash the res ,due in 6 10 md
interest. '"e
Conveyancing at the expense of the purcbaser
ap 4-ts WALL A RARNaRIl Awc,.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

soiiek TO ADvERrIsKRs.-To secure the most
conspicuous positions for advertisements In THE
rAs 'ney must Re sent to our once as early In
oay as possible. Those who delay to observe
@ caution should not complain IL they do not
mn" mem where they prefer to see them. It is
avs safest to get them to our counter between
Q ana 10 In the morning, If wishing them insert
60 satisfactorily on the same day.
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AUCTION SALES.
By ]. c. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer.
CAnR1tsiIAGGESS AND HARNESS AT Aucrlos

, Oy .. y. McOUlhE, AuctlOneer.
n BARNES NAV At AZ. Il
CLOCK, IN front Of the auction rooms, shall SELL
without reserve. for account Of whom it may con
One small and hand some one-horse Family Car
nd suitable for four persons. built to order.
Two Family Carriages. with inside seats for FIVE
Two sm mall. one bor.. o,m;,v c.,,;.,.a u.
Terms One third cash; the resld1e IN > anJ 2
monins' Tor approved endorsed notes. bearipg inter
.pa-d &c. M,Gu,pp .n,,
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FARM
lass AND Sds as Sssd
one OF the and record for Washington coun;y' in
non on TUESDAY the soth day Of aich, iSss at
nard, IN the city Of washington ali that plecs Of
land situate and lying in washington couniV' in in
called Alliance" and being described sS follows
begihnhg NJ the most northwestern corner OF taId
tb sSs ,. .o nslns stone marked and running
degrees east 10 perches thence north 81 degrees.
thence with said second line reversed south s1i ;
degrees west So perches, to the end Of the rst i'm
to the beginning containin g and land ont tor !"
3roods, ana II perches Of land, more or less; to,
sar we All the improve ents, which good.
IeIms OF sale: One third in cash: the remainder
IN SIX ana twelve months, to be secured by deed of
trnst to the satisfaction OF the Trustees Terms of
of salei otherwise the Trustees reserve the right
to resell at tho risk and cost Of the Fl st purohaser
All FRfaN6 ths fSst # ~
wILL'A Mah Fl VAR y hsR,Sa r.d,'''''
i'a' iSeo"os Aucioneers.
NTHE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED
order Ut the Trustees 49,
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TENTH
BETWEEN AND III STREETS NORTH, AT Arc
Tlof.-on RlDAl, the 3 tn instant, 4 shall sell
IN 'front.' OF the premises at half past five o'cock A
very handsome BuIldI Lot situated on the west
sue oil IOth street, between q and Il streets NORTH
~ front on 10Th street of 20 feet runn ng bs OK
e. 1eet Ioh inches, being part of Lot No il. In
square NO 5i5 TINS property is handsomely situ-
aIed near ST PatrIck's Church, and presents many
Inducements to persons wishing TO pUrch Sc hand.
Some building site, or make a good Investment
eIms one fourth cash; balance in q, y, and Ia
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed gwen and deed OF trust taken.
dp ~ A, GREEN Ano,
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

By A. GREEN, AuciIoneer.
EN- INTENSIVE PAWNBROKER'S
DALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. sUCH AS IRF
USUALLY tOUND IN PAwSBROKER's ESTABLISH
aENr, AT AUCrlON.-On MONDAY, the 81 day of
may next, shall sell at my auction rooms, No. So;
.th street, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m a very
extensive assortment of Unredeemed PLEDGES y
arse number of Grape aud other Saaxs and Cloth
twenty very superior Gold Sets of the latest
styles, comprising BreastpIns, Bracelets, ard
large lot of suoerior SiIvar Uun,;rn ,rs ,l
Watches. ""u o'hei
Also, on TUESDAY. the 4th of May, we shall
WITH the sss, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M,
nna pIecsely at o'clock .. m. We shall sell a
Gn1S a u very superior assortment Of
Ioid Fob and Guard Chairs,
win large lot of other articles which We deem
IN unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms cash IN current funds.
asa ., HENZBERG, Licensed Pavnbroker.
" Gu A. GREEN, Auct.
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The ToMnkend Case.

TORONTO, c w, April Is Townsend, alias
McHeRTy was discharged TO- day for the murder
of Nellis, and immediately arrested again on the
G harre Of rnhheru
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MARSHALL SALE.-In virtue offwo f2l writs
w OF herl iaclas issued from the Clerks flee of
ne circuit Court OF the District OF Columbia for the
County OF Washington, and TO me directed I shall
expose to public sale, for Cash, in front of the
couIt.iiouse door of ,aid County, on FRIDAY
the 18Th day OF May. 1853, at II O'Clock M the fol
!nwins Described property, to wit: All defendant
rlgnt, title, CLAIM, and interest in and to Lots Nos
IL. j, ana q IN Square No A. together I'm All and
singular the Improvements thereon i'm the city ~
ashing ton; d. c., seized ard levied upon AS the
propert, OF Charles IA. Van Patten and Will be sold
TO satisfy No. IS yudioias TO October term I9L6 m
t Io OF VIM; q. w. and Jas l.. White, and No 81
Judlcal 10 October term, 1855 IN favor of LANES ~
McGuIre administrator of John d. Brown.
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
ep <n-ts for the District of Coin mbIa
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halttmeYe Markets

BALTIMORE, April 9s Flour Is heavysnd dull:
Howard street nominally 81 37k. wheat dull;
and prices generally unchanged; red 81 OiaSI ~,
coed TO prime white 81 20ssl 30 Corn il slight
IL lower; white 6ia66c; yellow 7Ol7l
Provisions are rather heavy; bulk pork sold fer
7aaE
Whisky is dull and nominal
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BY WALL g. BARNARD, Auctiopeers.
VALUABLE AND ELI6IBLY Situated
v BUILDING LoT AT PUBLIC AUcrrON-On MIN
DAY AFTERNOON next, 81 May, a. S O'Clock,
VIII sell 70 me highest bidder part of Lot No. g.
avenue q feet. and running back about lis 70 an al
icy. rms lot, which is IN an improved ard fast i'm
serve. ~' io
Terms One fourth cash; the residue in s, Il. and
is months, for notes satisfactorily Occurred and
Ing interest. ~
Title perfect.
ap % Is WALL. a. BARNARD Au,,.
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SGISSORS, MIRRORS. POWDER BOXES
>. &C. ~ 6iBBS'S Hair Store, near Is street,
Fn i Az and at his Salesroom, under WillMds.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
l. AT AuCTIoN.-On THURSDAY.th the 18th inst
shall sc In front Of the pr smises at O clock m
good ana nearly new two story Frame House CON
tanning Six conveniently arranged rooms ard the
iot on which II stands. being part of Lot No u, in
square NO. $50. This property is handsomely s:tu-
ated, fronting on LIST street west, between and l.
streets north, ~ -
Terms: One half cash; the balance in s, L. and IA
months, Tor notes bearing interest from day of rse
Title Indsputaie.
ap17- A. GREEN Auo,
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u. -, j. OVER,

MARSHAL'S AI.E.-In virtue of a writ of De
Circuit Court for the District OF COLUMBIA for tbe
County OF Nashlnston and TO me directed. / shall
EXPOS 10 pnbllc sale. tor at the residence Of
John Espey, on 2Oth street between Eand p streets
west on The east side of SAID 2Oth street on Ri
pay The Sfth day of April. 1864, at u O'Clock a m
the following goods and cnattles an part. tn wit
G Mancssny sofa RoenS Char. Looking Glass.
Ornaments, Mahogany Sofa Lounge I;aaiIs a.
~ g, sezed and levied upOn the goods and chat
s ees OF John EsPey, ana will BIO sold to satisfy No.
Lea d Co use of Geo. Il. McGlue.
APIS dts Marshal for the DisttIct of Co'nmh,.