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II News from Hayti to the 10Th ult, announces
financial distress in that country. During the late
carnival the Court of Soulouque was caricatured
Some OF the maskers represented Soulououe fee
ing from the Kingdom, his fright and terror, his
appealing to his fetish Idols for succor, and other
facts connected with his downfall
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.
A RESOLUTION in favor of Mortimer CARE

A RESOLUTION In favor Of Mortimer Garrett.
- hesotred by the Board Of AidermeH and Board ef
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgeto,rn,
That the Clerk pay to the order Of Mortimer Gar.
rett twentyone dollars and eighteen cents in full
Of his bin commencing March o. and ending Dc
oember2, 1855. approved February 81, 1859.
A RESOLUTION in favor of M. ] Adler A Co.
Resolved By the Board Of 4ldermea aud Board of
Common Cosseii Of the Corporation Of Georgetosr1
That the Clerk pay to tine order of NJ. J. Adler &
Co eleven dollars and thirty-fve cents in full for
their bill for hardware by order of the Mayor
= Approved February 81, 1859.
ARrsoLUrIoN in favor of Jenkin Thomas.
ResoIred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GsorgefOtrn
That the Clerk pay to the order Of Jenkin Thomas
fourteen dollars and seventy five cents in full for
his bill commencing July 10, 1857, and ending
December "a, lS5S, for harness &c. for scavenger
horse. Improved February 81, 1859.
RESOLUTION creating a West Georgetown
School.
Resolved By the Board Of Aldermen and Beard Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GcTgeto,rH,
That the school tax now collected and unexpend-
ed, and which may be hereafter collected under
the act of Congress requiring every free white
male citizen of the town to pay an annual school
tax of one dollar each be, and the same is hereby
appropriated for the purpose of purchasing lot,
erecting school house. and supplying teachers for
a free school. to be located on that part of the
town, west of High, and north of First street
Rssolred, further, That the Board of Guardians
of the Georgetown School be, and they are he: eby
instructed to purchase lot in the name Of the
Corporation, and erect a suitable school house
thereon, within the limits abOvenamed Proridsd,
The said lot and school house shall be paid for out
of the said school tax.
ReSolred, further That the Clerk paw the above
tax collected to the orders of the President and
Secretary of the Guardians of the Georgetown
School: Prorided, That such orders shall be given
for the West Georgetown School.
Resoired, further, That any resolution incon-
sistent with this be, and the same is hereby. re-
pealed. Improved February 81, 1859.
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IL The foreign news announces that the Mar
quis Of Waterford had been killed while hunting
This is the same nobleman who some twenty wears
ago whilst ON visit to this country, INDUCED in
some nocturnal adventures in New York and was
arrested and taken to the police staton. He is
succeeded in his title and estate by his brother
the Rev. Lord John Beresford.
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IL All the Neapolitan exiles, with the single
exception of Baron Poerio, have arrived in Lon
don. Baron POerios health is such that he is still
confined to the room-nay, even to the bed-in the
Seaman's Refuge at Cork, where he was received
on landings but he, too, it was hoped, would he
so far recovered as to join his friends in the course
Of few days.
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The TEA PLANT.-The Patent Office is in
receipt of a communication from Mr.. ". W.
Hazard, st. Simon's Island, GIynn county,
Georgia, in which the writer requests to be
allowed to make some experiments with the
Chinese tea plant seed, &C., recently imported.
He encloses in his letter some sprigs of plant
found in his own neighborhood, which he calls
the Georgia tea plant, and the inference to be
drawn from his remarks is that the plant is
good as substitute for the Chinese tea His
object in forwarding the sprigs in question is to
have them compared with the imported plant,
under the supposition that they are either
identical, or of a similar species. He says the
plant is indigenous to his vicinity of the State
and found in great abundance. He speaks of
the climate as being very mild, and says that
the date and banana produce fruit there, which
natures in favorable seasons; and he thinks,
therefore, that it is locality peculiarly
adapted to experimenting with the Chinese
tea plant
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The new United States steam sloop Iroouois
was successfully launched at the BROOKLYN NAVY
Yard Tuesday afternoon. After some necessary
alterations are made in the Niagara, the Iroouois
will be put into the dry dock, and be coppered
and prepared for sea as speedily as possible
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BRANDED yoR BIGANY-A man by the name of
Robbins, indicted for bigamy, was tried at Ra-
leigh, " c., on Friday last and convicted On
Saturday he was branded with the letter b on the
right cheek, in open court-the brand leaving a
mark that he will carry to his grave
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II According to letter in Turin journal,
the prohibition Of the export of horses from the
Austrian territory is so strictly enforced that
company Of circus riders which was about to cross
into Piedmont, to give performances at one of the
Turin theatres, has been detained until 1t can be
ascertained from Vienna whether its egress is to be
permitted.
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u The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, the Of
fee of which, together with those of several othe
papers, was recently burned, by an act of incen
diarism, has been revived under the name simply
of The Morning EnouirerD
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II The New Albany Tribune says that the
Rev. DIR. Daley was drunk in the streets on Sat-
urday and grossly insulted two ladies of respecta-
bility. Wonder if his congregation knew he was
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II The New York Senate passed a resolution
ON Tuesday entreating the Governor to commute
the sentence Of Mary Hartung, the prisoner A
similar resolution failed in the House, from want
OF two-thirds majority to make il special order
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ID In New York, on Tuesday evening, the
sherif's jury, in the case Of Hiram Cranston, of
the New York Hotel, against DR.. Gaillardet for
assault and battery, assessed the damages at 50 co.,
judgment going by default. DR.. G., il will be re-
membered, was found guilty in the court Of gen
eral sessions, and escaped from the custody of
Officer Baker. 1t is said that he is now i'm Paris.
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IL The Albany Knickerbocker cites prece-
dents to show that the bill for the Communication
Mrs Hartungs sentence is not novelty in the
New York Legislature
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~ Al the Trenton. ". J., municipal election.
held on Tuesday, Franklin :. Mills, democrat,
was reelected Mayor of that city by large major
Ivy Nine out Of twelve of the city officers were
elected by the democrats. The Council is tie.
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III The Detroit Tribune says an infant child
was killed in that city, few days ago, by partie.
VINO undertook to perform the Jewish rite of cir.
cnmcision
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D-A bill has passed the Ohio Legislature to
lease the Canals for five years, to the lowest re-
sPOnsible bidder, subject to the supervision of the
Board Of Public Works
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D-Among other things the foreign portion Of
the Mormon community now in the States, are ex-
Pected to take out their naturalization papers and
become good citizens of the Union.
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IL The Board of Directors Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, yesterday, declared
dividend Of three per cent. out of the earnings
Of the Main Stem, and of four and half per cent.
out OF the earnings Of the Washington Branch for
the last six months
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" Inc jury in the libel suit Of Edwin Forres
%'; y. r. Willis, in New York, have returned
verdict ior the plaintiff, assessing damages at $50
the suit having been for $40. 600
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ID-The Mayor of Reading, Pa, has ordered
the police Of that city to arrest all minors hang
ing around bar rooms in the evening"
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IL An Episcopal church was dedicated q,
ShePherdstown, (Va.,) on sunday last, Bishop
Johns officiating
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IVA gas company has been formed in CIarks-
vile, Tenn. There isabout twenty thousand dol
lars of stock subscribed, the corporation taking
$500
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IL The Minnesota papers say the grass conla.
grafton has commenced, and the night skies ar,
lurid with the prairie fires glow
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OMartha's Vineyard, with population o.
100 has 16 churches.
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FUTURE DAYS

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.
TWO BUILDING LOTS ON TENTH ST
IL WEST, BETWEEN @ AND STREETS NORTH ar
AUCrION.-on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Anil
18th, at Sc O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell
Lots Nos. % and -, in Redfern's subdivision Of
square No. 3S fronting each ~ feet on leth street
wet. between aud streets north, running hack
% Ieet 10 an aey-contalning each so square feet
Title perfect.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in s, y, and
IL months, with interest, secured by decd in trust
on the premises.
SIP sd las. C McGIrIRE A. CO Al.
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NoTICK.-DIsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
AsNTs TO BE INSERTED IN THE BALTIMORE SUN
AzE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
star OFFICE
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BY j. 4. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
EXECUTOR'SS ALE OF VALUABLE RIrIT,
~ DING LOIS II THE FIRST WARD-On THURS
pay AFTERNOON, April 18th, al 81 o'clock ON
the premises we shall sell, original Lot No. To- an
Square No. "a fronting IS feet ON 22d street west
between north q and III streets. running hsck rs
o " feet inches each, running hack the full depth
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. L. and
ls months with interest, secured by decd in must
on the premises.
ANDREW r. SCHNEBLY. EXec'r.
ap6-d j. e. MCGUIRE a Co, Aucts
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col REwARD-My son. PUIIJp MAY.


this office. IL
CO.. REwARD-My son, PHILIP MAY, u
y ~ wears old. left his bs'me SATURDAY. the ID
ni April. and was ,agcd to deliver messages hy
the Telegraph Office, adjoining the National Hot l.
washington, from SATURDAY., the DAY hr left. until
the following "Wednesday. He was seen at IN Tel
"Sranb Othce a5Ont - o'clock on "Wednesday Ia {.
81 zee which time he has been heard from. This
notice ~ IN assure hun that his distressed parei
Will forgive his slight transgressIou If he IInme a.
ately returns home. The Illness OF his mother, TO
gether with the great anguish Of his father, will
certainly induce the benevolent To induce Guild
tn return; Its Parents are afraid some fs'se i'm
preston has been made on the chIld's mind which
Keeps hun away. \ reward of SIS will he paid IL
my child IS delivered TO me IN Georgetown. D. a..
ap last. INO. NJ. MAY.
A n ESrRAY.-There came To my PROMISES on
N Washington Berry's place, adjoinung -
Glenwood Cemetery, last night, a small Bay I>N
HORSE, with a halt.r on his neck. TheNN
owner VIII please CALL pay costs and charges, nd
take him away.
aPl4-sl. JOHN MCGUIRE.
STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON
- the 9Th of April. between Georgetown x1e-A
and Tenslly town, a small, red, horned GAx~
COW, with hole IN ono ear and a slit ins
the other; white under throat; about 1--WE years old
rather thin. ANY ono returning the said cow to
JOHN VI. KIDWEIL, on Col. James Thomas
form, will receive a liberal reward. ap l2-3tf
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BOARDING.

MRS. r.. a. HARRISON, who has kept \ Con
WI gressiono boarding house for the last ninete
years. Will. on the nth Of April open her house for
the accommodation OF permanent aud transient
bnaTdPTs. Those who desire a quiet and comfort
aide h"me Will please "all at 357 Pa avonue, t,,-
tween al and 9TH streets, south sIdc. an 7-Itns
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TREASURY DEcIsTOHs.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has decided that paintings on glass
are dutiable at a rate of 81 per cent, under
schedule c, Of the tariff law.
Also, that percussion caps" are subject to
10 per cent. duty under schedule Z, as ..fulmi-
mates"
Also, that pearl knife handles, =" in an un-
finished condition, are subject to 81 per cent
duty under schedule C.
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AUCTION BALES.

MAaRSHALSS ALE,-In virtue Of a writ of fer
cult Court ofthe District of Columbia for the Comfy
of w ashngton and 10 inc directed. will expose 10
public sale for CASH, In front of the Court House
door OF said county, on TIL ESDAY, the 5th oiay Of
April next, 1852 at ~ o'clock m, the following da-
scrlbed property, Ia wit: All defendants rig nj title
claim and Interest in and TO part of Lot No Is In
square No 81, beginning at the southeast corner Of
sald lot, and running thence north 81 feet thence
west select, thence south 50 feet, aud Themes east SO
feet 70 tho point Of beginning, with all and
singular the improvements thereon, in fine CITY az
WASHINGTON, ID: c., seized and levied upon as the
property OF Robert u. Dudley, and will be sold 10
satisfy lndlcias Nc. lTS to January term, Ias9 in
ct al. w SEIDEN M.r.bai
mar Hts for the District Of Columbia
IFTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
place. w SEIDEN
ap5-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
postponed until TUESDAY next, the 18th instant,
Same hour and place. w. SEIDEN, Marshal
apS-ts for the District OF Columbia.
II THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
postponed until TUESDAY next, the 18th instant
same hour and place.. W.SELDEN, Marshal,
ap l2-ts Tor the District OF Columbia.
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FROM PARAGUAY.-A private letter was re-
ceived by gentleman of this city this morn
ing from an officer on board the United States
steamer Memphis, dated at Montevideo, Feb
ruary I'd. The writer notices the arrival at
that port of the Memphis on the 31st of March,
and the steamers Westernport and Atlanta on
the 18th of March. The sloop-of-war Falmouth
and the store-ships Release and Supply were
also there. The steamers named had taken
their guns on board, and were about proceed
ing up the river forthwith with the sloop Fall
mouth in tow. The health of officers and men
aboard all these vessels was good, and the voy-
ages out had been pleasant. The other steam
ers Of the feet had gone up the river previously
This news is of an earlier date than that con-
tanning the account of the adjustment of the
difficulty, and of course the writer of the letter
had no information of that settlement
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO MORROW
BY J. G Mcguire n Co, Auoiioneer..

BY J. g Mcguire n Co, AuctIoneers.
REAtTlFIL BUILDING LOTS IN THE
- NiC,N,rh oF lRANkIEN Ruw.-On THURS
DAh AFTERNOON. April lsth, atths o'cls,ck ON
we pfsins@s We SHAH sell, parts of Lots numbered
aud ~ Square numbered III. fronting ~ feet ON
north y street. between l4th aud 18th Sts.
Also, the whole ot original cot No l. in Sau.re
no. ~ fronting 81 fcet IL inches north street
n the corner II Vermont avenue, running hack 81
feet Inches on Vermont avenue This ~ believed
To hs one o the most beautiful building sites Tor sal
IN That deSi able part Of the city, and will lie divided
into suitable building lots.
Title disputabe.
Terms: onc-third cash; the residue IN g. T. and
IL months, with interest," secured by a deed an tTust
apQ-d C McGI-IREN Cn A,.,.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OSr-On Saturday last, IN tho street, WAS lost
MOURNING BREASTPiN, set with HAIR,
with q small carved gold TIm around tho setting.
Tho finder wall confer great favor 10y leaving IL at
this office. H.
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A NEW WRINKLE.-Senator Harlan Is said
to have applied to the Agricultural Bureau of
the Patent Office for seeds to make up the def
cheney in the garden seeds raised for two years
past in Iowa, owing to droughts. According to
Senator Harlan not moro than helf enough for
the due supply of the State was raised in it,
Now, the Agricultural Bureau of the Patent
Office was intended for the improvement of
American agriculture in its various branches
by the procurement and introduction of new
seeds, slips, plants, &c, and new modes of
guarding against the ravages of the enemies of
the various trees, grains, fruits, &c.-not to
supply ordinary garden seeds to make up def
eiencics in their production, from droughts
We take it for granted that tho head of the
Bureau, in answer to this application from Sen
ator Harlan, politely referred him to the very
numerous and useful legitimate institutions for
supplying such deficiencies tho seed stores
amply able as they are to answer on the in
slant any such demands from half the States in
the Union.
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GEORGETOWN AND ALEXANDRIA,.
Dont buy your straw Bonnets, shakers, Flats
~rc1N1ayaleerS, Infant, Misses and Touth'f On N
SyHats without seeing SHEDD'S com sSykS
. Don't buy your BonnetS Rihhandx, Rnchas
French Flowers, Straw Tasses and Gimps Sill
Cord and Tassas thew aTticleD without cxamining
SHEDD'S spring stock.
, Don't buy your Hosiery, Gloves Combs and
Brushes without going to SflEDD'S
Don't buy your Extension Skirts Uoops and Me-
chanlcal Corssts without going to SHEDD'S
Don't buy Extracts, Pomaies Soaps. and Co
logne without going to SHEDDS.
10 Rct. don't buy anything without going To
ShEDDS. Make up your list and save shopping
rage Rents low, profits small at NV
WIN. p. SHEDD'S,
dP Ioot 500 llth street.
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100, 900 MEN MAyANAc1h,ps
ana this day opening the nIost desirable lot nI
ClGARS ever offered in this city, comprising yari-
ouS grades and styles, all ola superior quality,
The tobacco of which they arc manufactured Is
perfectly cured and oi a very fine quality and am
confident the Cigars: an examination. will give sa
lsiacloh 10 the lovers oil a frdgrdHt Havana.
, The above Cigars have all arrived per steamers
from Havana within ticO tresks, and consequently
are new, and. being made of a Shpsyiny mn ,rsfy
chred fc5dcso, possess n high aroma. An eXamiua
non ana Ial of them resp ctfuliy invited as We
faIr and moderate ' 0
, Z" these who prefer an ohI.r. and consequently a
hH'T. Cigar, We prepared Ia cfier IA fine an as
S ntnent as can he desired. Wa "
EXpHctHd IN dav two a fine assortment of
TUBES. ~ ~ y"
In store; everything pertaining to first class CT
gar and Tobacco Establishment
GEO. w. COCHRAN, sos Pa av.
up lS-St doors east National Hot u
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A RRANGEMENT FOR l8ie-Hours of departure
"A 81 steamers GEORGE PAGE 49,
and THOMAS COLLSER: EeSlh-A
- From Neutrality-suspicious. Geo HDExx15asss
fage-at6 3, y and IL a. m, 12hi, s, 5, and Ga D. H.
From MISUNDERSTANDING Thomas CoIlyar-.,
3 ard 10 a. M, IL m, 2, 4, and p. m.
from AIevandrla-Steamer George Page-at 3
10 a. m, ia n. IN, Il, 4, and 81 p. m. -
From A eXandria-Steamer Thomas Collver-,,
I.e, il =. m ], 8. and 2. M, except Tuesday and
Mar trips to Mount Vernon, heretofore and omit
her trlPs between Washington and Alexand ria from
a. IN. to p. IN. only. iio'"
The So Ga a. IN. and 21 p. m. boats from Alexap.
ora connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ono Railroad for the North and West ""u
The 64 q. IN. and IA p. IN. boats from Washingtoc
connect VITA the trains OF the Orange and Alexsn
dTla Railroad for the South and SOuthwest On I
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GRAND OPENING OF FASUJONAEIE
~ SPRiNG AND SUMMER BONNETS.
Mis-. KELLER invites the ladies Of Was!IinC ton
e q, and vicinity tO her grand opening of N
ASygSSPRiNG and SUMMER Bonn ETSG
1g2H4ss sSS md LADlES' DRESS CAPS, COR *
MI COLLARS L, o and SLEEyEs; and the
. IL Ladies. don't forget to call on Thursday
Friday, and Saturday, rs she will have an opening
every week this mouth. and until further notice
III No. "a Market Space, between 18th and 9Th
streets. +. N \, ~ OF"
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

An IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-Before the State
OF Iowa was admitted into the Union, tract
OF land in that State was set apart and deslg
mated as the /" Sacs and Fox's Half Breed Ne
servation." Recently the authorities OF Iowa
intimated to the Commissioner OF the denerai
Land Office an intention Of setting up claim
to five per cent on the value of said lands, on
the principle involved in the acts Of Congress
referring to the Creek, Choctaw and Chickasaw
lands in the States of Alabama and Mississippi
and also contained in the act for the admission
of Iowa The Commissioner, after having duly
considered the matter, has decided adversely
to the claim Of Iowa, on the ground that this
tract was set apart by the United States by the
act of June 3Oth, 1884, prior to the admission
OF the said State into the Union, and hence
does not fall within the meaning of the law in
any of the cases cited.
The attention of the authorities of Iowa is
called to the fifth paragraph of the sixth Sec
ton of the act of March 3, 1915, (under which
that State was ADMITTEDLY which provides that
Give per centum of the nett proceeds of sales
of all public lands lying within the State which
have been or shall be sold by Congress from
and after the admission of said State &C.,
inures to the State. This the Commissioner
contends only applies to lands sold from and
after the admission Of the State.
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IL THousH "THE STAR" Is PRINTED ON THE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN UsR SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, IFS EDITION II so LARGE AS TO REQUIRE 1T
TO BIZ PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
TlsEAsNrs, THEREFORE,, SHOULD SENT IN BIZ
TWELVE O'clock, n; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY.
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bY W NIL q bhh-N AN ID, AucIlOneeTs.
Drown HORSE AND TOP BUGGY AND
- HARNESS AT AUCTIor.-On SArt- EGAY
MORNING, 18th instant At 10 o'clock, We vail sell
IN front ol our auction rooms
brown HCrsc.
Top Buggy and Harness.
The horse ~ quite fast trotar and sold for NO
Iault, the owner having no further use for hln.
Terms cash.
anlS WATI.A RARNARn
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sp sd Jas. c. MCGUIRE q CO. Auct.
BY J. c: Mcguire q CO, Auctioneers.

D9 y 2 MCU IhE a GU, AuctlOneeTs.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON IOrU
Y STREET, BETwEEN l. AND NJ STREETS NoRrrf
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th. az 6vs
O'Clock, on the premises, rhall sell, Lots Noe q
and 9, IA DavIdson's subdivision of Quare num-
bered 38, fronting IS feet inches each on 10Th street
west, between NJ and l. streets north running hack
lS9 feet inches To n SD-feet paved alley.
Lot No. Is improved by a snug Frame Dwelling
House, with a brick basement.
Terms One-fn fourth cash the residue an g. u and
Is months, with interest," secured 10y deed In trust
on the premises.
ap i3d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts.