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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-LAND WARRANT No. rs Isl, for $50
March, 1855, for services performed in the war Of
1912, IN Capt Differs Company. Pa. Mil. The pub
nc are cautioned against the purchase Of the said
warrant, as It Is my Intention to apply to the Com
missioner of Pensions for q duplicate thereof.
ap 2-w6w JOHN A. BARTRUFF.
C10 REWARD.-DOG LOST-Lost, about 2
2lO months ago, small White TER-N ,
Kick DOG, with short hair. AnswersI 10y
- the name OF Ben. Whoever will hring@'
hun to No. 81 f., between 18th and lEh streets
will recsive the above reward an SsSts
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IL THOUGH THE STAR" Is Pr,s7nD on TIE
FASTEST STEAM PRESS IN USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, Irs EDITION 10 so LARGE AS TO RBqUIRK 1T
TO bE PUT TO PRBss AT EARLY HOUR 6DVEh-
ELEMENTS, THEREFORE,, SHOULD Blk SENT IL 81
TWELVE O'clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY NAY Nor
APPBAR UNTIL THR NEXT DAY.
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FOR SAI.E-Thst desirable two-story BRICK
Il DWELLING, No. 30 Market street. between
Prospect and st streets, Georgetown. c., lately
occupied by Mrs. He NJ. Leuber. Thi A., PROPERTY
offers rare chance for safe and Judcious invest
ment The house contains double paro-. passage
dInlng room and Kitchen on the same floor Also a
yantS room clothes room, and smoke house IL
mas also the convenience of gas all through the
house and lot front thirty feet and run hack
one hundred and seven lO7D feet. The above prom
ertS Will be sold low If Immediate apoicatian 10
made t. Mrs. n. NJ. I.EUBER, No 81 ist street.
Express COMPANY. " ~ "'he
Title indisputable. an1,f
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" J. r.. s. Bond, editor and proprietor of the
Mendoza Qll.) Press, has been elected overseer OF
the poor. He says his long experience in the
printing business gives him the most admirable
qualification for that office
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IL In Wilmington Del, last week, three col
orcd men were ordained to the work OF missions
in Africa.
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A CARD.-Public attention is c.IIoJ =. IL
BY virtue of decree of the Circu,t Conrt sa,n
MomGiay, PR. 18Th at five o'clock p. M on the
Pieinisss oI thIee,story Brick Dwe'in@ U1usa
situated on north Kstreet, between 18Th and 21t
Also, on Tuesday the astb ipx,.r, ..
Al ~ cioek, several very valuable pieces of inn
RoTEed ana nnImproved property in Gsoreetow a.,
sun; Particular attention is called To sale of ~.
ieslnence 81 the late Com. Cassn on R.aIIe .t-a,
Ing 3l large and handsomely finished oUrl stnrv
bIin s. RSeiIIRg House; with back buildings, sta
whole forming very desirable and elera "t se
"s aD I'd 59S; K; CASSIS, ,TRUSTEE.
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A MIsrAk H.-The telegraphic announcement
Of the arriy. u of the u. 5. steamer Fulton at
New York, from Montevideo, on Thursday
night was, it seems, mistake The steamer
Fulton, of the. Hayre line, was the vessel that
arrived there and the mistake occurred from
the similarity Of names. The arrival of the
U. S. steamer fulton, however, as well as all
the other vessels of the Paraguay feet, may be
looked for at an e arly day.
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II Statistics show that within the last twenty
years thirteen steamships, with three thousand
persons, have been lost.
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II John Nj. Jolly, Of Tippecanoe, Spencer Co,
Indiana, was arrested last week, charged with
causing the death OF his wife by poison, admins
tered in her coffee.
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IL Several of the clergymen OF Detroit took oc
casion on last Sunday, to denounce in no meas
ured terms, the billiard mania that has ragged So
extensively for Some time past.
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iTTHE STAR PUsLIsHBs THE LISTS OF LsTTERs
pE~.rx1SsIS THE WASHINGTON CITY PosT OFFICE
vSpsR THE PRovIIoNs OF THE LAW DIRECTING
rHEx TO BIZ PRINTED N THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
TIE LIRoxsr CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
CT THE OFFICE. ITs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION IL
GoRE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
rRiNTED IN THK DISTRICT OF CoLsasIA.
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I-Tbe fremen of Harrisburg, Pa, are making
arrangements to celebrate, on an extensive scale
the coming 18th of July.
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II A curious case has just transpired at Mon
ticello, Mo. Two boys were arrested for stealing
a $40 gold piece. The one who did not steal it
was put upon trial first, and the other chap was
used as a witness, and his innocence was estab
lished. The other boy was then placed on trial.
when the one just acquitted came forward and
swore that he had stolen the money himself.
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SENIOR MArA.-T. his gentleman, the Minister
from the CONSTITUTE onal party in Mexico, il
expected to reach w, Shington this evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
tFr o,Ga A1etio. Sale, ,ss First Psss.I

By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneer..
Il ARGE RETAIL. STOCK OF FINE GOLD
MONEY! MONEY! t iSc F F,S i1. Mhs =, It.
So. f" the eat nea 81 s@d %
No. sic Pa. svcnas nor north side. betwssn 9Th ard
leth streets. aud continue zach succeeding day, Al
stock !. fresh, Of the latest styles and hne quality.
Pine Gold Hunting Case Lever Watches, Of ROs-
kclrs, Johnson's, Cooper'., and others,
Fine Duplex and Swiss Watches, hunting and open
LADIES' sae Gold Watches,
Fine and low priced Silver Cssssnd LePine Watch
Fine Col Gu,rd, Vest aud Fob Chains.
Gorts' hns Gold ISr~sstpins.
Ladies, BROOCHES, hns Gold Earrings and Drops.
Coz i."es s S cToes. s,n and Chains,
Gold and Silver SPectacles, Plated Spoons ans
forms: sN and under, cash ovcr that sum, =.
credit Of and ~ DAYS Tor notes satisfactorily On
sp 81. Wall q BARNARD, Auots.
BY WALL q BARNARD. AuctIono~r..
SALE OFGRoCERIEs,L LIQUORS. EGARS.
q, T, htyI EtP N T,Rcl HslNr SG At AUCrIoS
~ 10 O'Clock. At our auction roons. we shall sell.
,rge stock Of Family Groceries, c., good suitable
2 barrels New Orleans, Refined, yellow, Crushed,
and Powdered Sugars,
10 half chests ImPerlal, Gunpowder and Young H.
B,Ics sperm and Adsmsutinc Candies.
- do. Castillo. Brown aud Chemical Soaps
Bags Almonds and Cream Nuts,
Boxes Raisins and Figs, Pruncs in jars and fancy
hoNss,
RoHe' Ga'awha Brandt V; Anchovies and Pickles.
30 ~ ,, ni,u brs'rB hetfles Ciaret Nine'
b bNrrels Pixies and othoT MhIsky,
II octaves Brandy, harrols Gin,
Il ,ooO Cigars. boxes Chewing Tolsscoo,
2harrcis Msch'nc OIl. barrels Mark-rel,
ilna.
Trims: So and undcr cash over that amount q
n 4 nd T.
Q, dors'd
spz wATI.& BARNARD Aucts
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Nc--e--DfsrRrcr OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
AKSTs TO TX ,-sERrED IN THE BALTIMORE STH
ARE RECEIVED AZ ksD FORWARDED FROM TIE
SrAR OFFICE.
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IL Green and Allen, Of Richmond, Va, hav,
received the contract to rebuild William ant
Mary College.
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II They complai uing already at New o.
leans that the weather is Internationally hot
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II Within the past twelve years. there have
been thirteen cases OF suicide in Windham, CT.
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25-6t

N2r!cE OF THtEN PG 81 FOR
At THE LAND OFFICE AT SUPERIOR
GGTrS,WlS.. ORDERED BY PROCLAMA-
Notice is hereby giving that the public sales or
dcred by proclamation No. 6l3. dated December "a
la5 Ia he held at the Land Office at Sm perior City
Wisconsin, on the I'd and 18th days of Nav next,
are hereby declared to be postponed unit the6th and
10Th days of June next.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Office.
at the city of Washing ton, this 23d day of hpriI,
l35g f'
by order of the President:
ap % lsw5w THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Com.
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Great Fails, " NV
Chimnt, sack, Iron, &c, at the building for the
ttsam stone cutting machine.
Also large Tot Of Centerlng and Forms Sistributed
al bns the line, winch will be sold in lots
~ ne SAFE VIII commence at 10 O'Clock, at Calvert
at zach place - order.
Terms cash, in specie; and tbs buildings 10 DO
removed within n specified time
APPS BARNARD a BUCKLEY, Auction'rs.
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A. GREEN, Auot.
Nv A. GREEN. Aucuone.,

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON MARY
LAND AVENUE AND llTH STREET. wysT ar aUC-
TIoN-on THURSDAY, the Plat instant. shall
sell IN front OF the premises At O'Clock D. M, Lots
ofSguare No $50 Lot p fronts 2 feet us. inches
on Msryiand avenue The other Lots front p feet
on 18th street west. between south street and Ma
ryland avenue. This property is considered the
most ,auabie property ON the Island, and the sale
will he well worthy the attention Of persons wishing
TO purchase handsome building elite or make good
Investment.
Terms: One ffth cash balance in 6, u, a. and q
months, for notes bearing interest from the day Of
sale. A deed given and q deed oftrust taken TItle
indisputable.
aPl2 A.GREEN,A uct
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BY J. c MCGUIRE a CO., AuctIoneer,.

BY J. MCGUIRE a CO, AuctIoneers
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND I'm
lNPoYEp PROPERTY AT TIE CeRNBR OF NEW
h rpiI pATnEsyE tA2 nIa STREEr WEsT.-on
&C oh on the premises, We shsll sell 70 the hiEh-
sion az Square No Isl Lot 6 is improved by a .ub-
SANTA pslnl and and we-huilt wostoy and basement
prick Dwelllng house, with brick back building,
fronting IS feet on New ork avenue between 18th
north. Ns
Also, Lot No. 7. fronting 81 feet inchos ON Now
ork avenue, ard running back Isl feet inches on
18th street west tn II street north.
. Ibls prep 'rty ~ situated in one of the most dc
htiu and hrathy parts Of the city, and. as the
haIe is without reserve, the opportunity should
re,Idencs OF = valuable building sito
Terms: One fourth cash the resdue an A. 10 ~
and "a months, with interett secured by A deed ~
trust on the p emses.
sP 3 ]. c. Mcguire a. CO. Apct,
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teaus, the crags, and the gorgcs of the Blue
Ridge. with all their points of irregularity and
interest standing out so boldly as that though
twenty miles of from the beholder, the out
lines of each one of them were so distinctly
marked as that he was almost cheated into the
belief that they could be but a mile or so from
him.
Tbi, charming picture of Natures freak-a
heavy fall of snow near the opening of the sea
son of flowers, the first Of May-was rendered
richer and more beautiful by the appearance
of the cultivated fields, streams, forests, and
patches of wood that laid between "the RIDGE
and the point at which We stood. The deep
green Of the thousands of acres of waving
wheat, the darker brown of tho thousands of
acres Of Piedmont red-land prepared for the
reception OF the corn crop, the variegated tints
OF the different fruit and forest trees in bloom
and leafng, AID tho rushing waters of tho
swollen rivulets in sight, the cOlOrs Of all Of
them rendered more intense, as in the case of
the snow on the mountains, by the brilliant
glare Of tho brightest sunshine of tho season
from n cloudless sky, together formed features
of the picture making it far more charming
than mortal hand.can paint. Such a scone, of
all scenes, was eminently suggestive of the
great event of which the day was the snniver-
sary-wOnd erful indeed in all its attributes.
and full of promise of blessings to man.
From AFRICA.-AGvices have been received
herefrOm the north coast of Africa, to the 18th
of March. The U. S. ship Dale had spent a
week at Goree-a French fortified standard
exchanged salutes with the frigate Joan of Arc
and the fort. Three French steam war vessels
were in the harbor. ThssDale departed on the
10th of March Cor Porto l'raya. The officers and
crew were i'll teierable health. Lieut.. E. l..
Windtr is to sc Transferred to the U. S. ship
Vincen mes, at Porto Praya, about the LIST of
April. I"hc Dalo was twenty -four days making
the voag from Nontovia to GoreS, only 900
miles; ce vtainly an ocean for steam, and not
canvas. aims and light winds are the charac-
teristics Of African cruising.
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MAGAZINES FOR MAYAT

MAGAZINES FOR MAYAT
vi sHILI aNGToN.s BOOKSTORE.
s ssI.s,,. tG1dy,s B Book for May.
G kady's, Gazette 81 Fashion for May.
Household Words 40
Lsdles' National Magazine do
AL All me neS Books published for sale, and every
tnins In the Blank Book and StAtionery line At
SHllI.INGTNN'S Bookstore
PN-N Odeon Building, cor. Of 81 st and Pa .v
DYE ME LITTLE, LOVE Me LONG-A
- Novel-By Charles Resde, author Of &C hTi,t,e
Johnstone, Peg Wellington" Never too late
20 Menq; &c; I'm. muslin; price, in cloth, IS
For sale at the
Washington Books
TAYLOR Il MAURY,s
ePNS 334 Penn. avenue,
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w .-,vRRALY OR SHINE,

THE FANCY GOODS DEALER,
has Rush When the ladies 20 in such num-
oers there must be great attraction. The PRICES
OF. STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS.
With an immense variety Of all other FANCY
GOODS IN his lIne and the prompt and polite atten-
ton Of al hands: must be the inducement
Call early, and save money BY buying the very
best and most Fashionable Goods of -
49, R. z. STvENS, The Fancy Man,
$50 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta
ap att (States)
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lust RECEIVED
y q z lIIEEN,S ROAXSTnp

70 ID
o. r. DUFFY'S BOOKSTORES
Murphy Coz New Publications.
new work nv Father Fabrr is now ready IN one
volume, demi 8vo., uniform with his other w0rks
cloth. l5 cents, embossed cloth gilt edges s. Is.
d.; uniform with his other works
The Foot Of the Cross, or the Sorrows Of Marv
I!e Creator and the Creature, or tho wonder cf
Growth in Holiness, or the Progress, Of 8, ritual
The Blessed Sacrament, or the Works and WAYS
of God. ~ " a."
All for Jesus, or the Easy Ways of Divine Love
Including general assortment Of Catholic Books
Stationery, Periodicals, &c.
q. T.. DI-FFY'S
Bookstore, 429 r. street. near 18th,
ap Zo-St opposite the Post Office,
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" AND OUR TERMS.
FRANKLIN g. ROTHROCK
oO5, CORNEB NINTHLND STREETS
Are now IN receipt of their SPRING STOCK,
comprising the ars est. cheapest. aud most bcaut,
fIi designs Of French, English, and American
ever brought to this city.
PARTON ar attention IL requested To our yery OF
tsnsiye stock Of Gold and Painted WINDOW
SHADES, ranging In prices from 81 to $40 per
pair. -
SHADE HOLLANDS, of every color, from y
tO 81 inches vida. ~ -
GILT CORNICE CURTAIN BANDS ard
PINS. We have ali so very fine election of the
above goods, embracing entirely new designs
OUR TERMS.
Wo will bs happy to pnt up in complete and
WorkmanlIke nan1er any OF tho above goods at the
to PUNCTUAL customers, 0
II , WeaSk a trial anos IN,
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By A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE BUIl. DING LOTS FRONTING
ON 2lST AND22D, BETWEEN NORTH VI AND ~
STREETS, AT ArCTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 2oth an
stAht snail self N front Of the premises, ~ siN
Lot No itorts on 21d street, running hack 10 ~
loot alley, and contains 974b square feet Lot No.
10 fronts 2lst street and New Hampshire avenue
square feet.
The above property is handsomel, located, and
tho sale Will be well worthy tho attention Of persons
Wishing 10 make good Invcatmsnt.
Terms: ne-thITd cash halls nee in 6, Il. and IA
onths the purchasers To notes for the deferred
payments. bearing crest from day of sale. A deed
given and a deed Of trust taken. RI the purchaser
should fail 10 comply with the terms in FIVE eay !
after sae the property will he resod at the ri ak nd
notlSe ofsuoh r. sale.
ap2l-d A GREEN Auct
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BY j. C. MCGUIRE A. Co. AnctIone

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
Il EsTATK.-By virtue Of two dseds of trust from
John Bohsyer, Jr, aud vito, duly eIecuted and re
CORDED The suhscrlber viii soil. on THURSDAY
the 1th day OF May, 1889, at 81 O'Clock D. m on the
premser ots Nos. I, 2 s. Sc IS and e. in "a uare
No. 2S, with the improvements
- The abovs property 10 eligibly situated on north
street, between 5th and 9Th streets east and on
2In and ON streets east. between north r. and 4 sta
italy built '~ '""
The property will he sold IS a whole or divided
IN lots 10 suit purcha sers, and offers rare opportu-
MY 10 persons desiring TO build or invest
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and balance An a
snd IL months, for NOES bearing interest from
DAY 81 sale, secured upon the property
1.-THE terms 81 sale are not complied with In 5day,
after the SALE the trustee the 10 resell
purchaser. VI
All conveyancIng at the expense of the purcb.
sers. CHAS. g wtIIACu T,r'.,.n
aP l5-eO&ds j. c. MCGUIRE A. Co, Auct.
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IDENTIFIES PATENT
ANIMAL TRAP.
apes ssw

Tins Ingenious machine has no rival in the field
AZ AL TO be compared with il for the killing Of Wild
Animals IL $50 SINAI that can carry II in his
PoeksetIstll y! capable of killing Bear. They
are OF three different Sizes and will efIuctuaIIy one
rate on Rats, Minks, Foxes, Wildcats. Woiyes
Bears, dc They can also be used as pistols For
sale Wholesale and retail by f''''' vi
JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Sole Agent in the District OF Columbia.
llJ Al orders attended to with dispatch.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
Il HE Copartnershp heretofore existing between
ENOcH Tuck sR and f.. d. TICKER, under the firm
OF r. Tucker & Co. was dissolved on 1.-THE Ist of
April; 1859: by mutual coDsent All persons having
claims against the above firm will present them TO
either of the parties for settlement and those in
debted are requested to make Immediate pay Inent
HTHE Ri SINESS WILL. BIZ CONTINUED
by +. b. TUCKER, at the southeast corner of +
and 7th street, where he will he pleased to show to
me patrons Of the late firm and the public gnneraIlv
tue stock of goods now on hand which. with the al
dtlons which will he made to it in the course of
Tho next few days. will comprise n fuil stock of
i!ot SEkEEPING and BfILDERS' HARD
MARE. MECHANICS TOOLS, GUNS, Pts
TOl.S, FlSHING TACKLE. &c. app ,WE&S
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apps d J. c. Mcguire CO.. Auctr.
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auct,oneers.
'INRCSTEE'S SAI.E DE NAIIIARI-E IrNIAI

By j. c. MCGUIRE a CO, AuctIopeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VAIUABIEIrNIN
PROVED PRoPERrY.-By virtue Of a deed II
tust recorded IA Llber J: A. g No. las, folios Stt
et ~c9 the subscriber will sell, at public auctlon
me following described property in Washington
At u O'Clock M, on TUESDAY. May snth, nm
'front.' OF tho promises, Lot numbered Z. in Square
tween 9Th and 9th streets east running hack Oh feet
10 an alley. - wv
Lot No: To- IN Square ga. fronting 81 feet on 10th
hack 81 fret la inches
AIS clock p. M, on the premises, Lots Nos g. &
5. o, 8, 3, and 10, in Square No. 96 being the en-
uTc western hal of said Square.
ne whole 81 Square No 97. This square has
productive. ' ' ~ " WY
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and u
months, N equal instalmsnts hear ne iuterest from
the day OF sale and secured 10y deed Oftrust on tie
AL eonveysncing st the cost ofthe purchaser
hlCHD; HENRY HENDERSON, Trustee
up lS-eodds J. c. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts
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EoR .SALEI0n accommodating terms, a very
j. desirable RESlDENCESbeing a 8 stor1 Frame
Dwel!ing-NS. 2e0-with back building attached.
containing IN all v rooms; has a very dry cellar,
ana q deep hack lot TO m alley situated ON I'm :
tn aide of street. between 9Th and 18th str
and midway between the Treasury Department and
ant locations for a rcsidenc" in washington CITY.
For terms and full description Of the premises AID
street n "A %
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EOR SALE-PEW No. As in st. Johns (Rev.
i S.Pyne) Church, eligibly situated. Inquire at
No AGENCY Block, corner of7th and SITS.
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A. GREEN,Auc

III THE ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED.
on account Of the wea ther, until THURSDAY ?stb
instant, same hour and place.
ap 2-d A. GREEN Auct
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NI grcssonol boarding house for the last ninetc :u
years, will, the 18th Of pril open her house for
the accommodation OF permanent and transient
boarders. Those who desire a quiet and comfort
able home will please call at 311 Pa avenue be
tween ~ and 9Th streets. south side. an Linn
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c,

THE METROPOLITAN EAGLE ASSEM-
nounce To their friends in general that thev -
will give their Third Grand Cotion Party offsN
the season at Thorn's Building, on MON In
DAY, April Is. an IS-W g w SGNt-
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A GOOD SPECULATlON.-Ag gentleman de-
ern and Centre marke for sale. with the good will
o. the business; also very fine horse and wagon.
GEO. d. SPENCER
ap 2 81 Clerk of the Northern Market
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOE

NERN DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
RENT.-Tho subscribers arc authorized 10
rent that desirable DWELLING HOUSE recently
occupied 10y Gov. stevens, situated on 18th street
west, between r. and streets north. The House
Is coInmod ous and well arranged, with water and
ras throughout, with brick stable attached with
servants rooms In the second story.
JAS. G. Mcguire 4 CO,
ep 22-6t Auction and Commission Merchants
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HOOP SKIRTS
"a VERY Large assortment of Ladies' and
Misses HOOP SKIRTS, of all the now styIns, insl
received at III. EGAN'S,
321 and 1913 Pa av,, sonth side,
ap 25-6t bet, 9Th and 9TH sts
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FOR RENT-A handsome. now, throe-story
Il BRICK HOUSE, it'll Easement, containing u
IooIins, WIN gas In zach room, and ali the other
Ies, situated on y street, No. 2s6.l near Penn
TER, Cabinet Maker, corner 18th and ID sts.
ap 22-3tf
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FOR SALEI,LOT No, 10, IN Square 497, on
l. 9th street. Island, eiIgIbly situated, with pave
ment in front. Will DO sold great bargain If APP
Piled for soon.
Also. several desirable LOTS in Square $50.
with Others in that rapidly improving neis hborhcol
Will also be sod cheap.
Apply to SAM'L PHILLIPS, at Folding r oorn,
Capitol an "a 81
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EOR RENT-One new FRAME HOUSE CON
l. tanning rooms, situated on Massachusetts ay
enus, between l4th and 18th streets. Pump in the
yard. Rent Sl2 per month For particulars inouiTo
OF me IN the Northern or Centre Market.
JAS. T.. DUNAWIN,
ap 22-3t Dealer in Bnttsr.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-Nery desirable ROOMS with
- good HOARD can be obtained on modoTa D.
terms at Miss q WYNN'S, No. IS, Smiths Row
LIST street, Georgetown. az N-im.
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1SCITY COLLECTOR.-Please annoupc,
w. JAMES F. HALLIDAY, the present Cit,
Collector, a. a candidate for election in June.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-Either IN
entire House, or with q reservation OF two
rooms, rs may be desired. Apply at No. 5I2 18th
street, no xt door but one to the kirkwood House.
ap 2S-Gt
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FIRE- BOARD PRINTS AND PAPER CUR
IAlNS at 3, 10 and IL cents, at FRANKLIN &
ROTHROCK'S, 18th and d.. 40 %. ttaw2w