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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

H Speaker Littlejohn, of the New York Leg
islature, was hung and burnt in efigy, in public
square at Newburgh, on Saturday evening. Over
5000 people attended the execution. The offence
wss what the Newburghers considered an unfair
and supplementary course taken by the speaker
in smOthering the Highland County bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

SPIRTT OF THE NOR MING PRESS.
The ConstitUtion reviews the late letter of
the Hon. Edward Bates, Of Missouri, to the
New York General Wing Committee, and crit
icizes with considerable severity. the refec-
lions contained therein upon the present Adj
ministration.
The LHtelligeneer gives what it understands
to be the stipulations of the Nicaraguan treaty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

II An - elderly lady, in st Louis In whose
prophecies the Republican places implicit reliance
predicted that during the whole of this week We
were going to have powerful spell of wet
The lady's predictions have been powerfully real
lied in this section of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

" In New York, the Italian, Bos quet, under
indictment for two murders, and who is said to
oy resemble a monkey, has been allowed to
pieao guiity OF manslaughter in the first degree,
WIN Tue understanding that he will be inIpris.
oned for life :
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FURNiTURE AND HofsE

by J. G. MCGUIRE a Co, AuctopecrS
EACELLENr FURNITURE AND HOTSE-
~ kEtkPlNG t,fF Ecrs AT PUBLIC SALON TUES
Dh1 MOhNlNG. April 18Th, at ln q clock, an the
house ,ecentIy occupied by Judge Loring. on / #.
h3rui between 18TH and 18th streets west shall
prIsIng-
EHeellent Rosewood Case Piano Forte, by Kuabe
Suit If Walnut Carved Crimson Dama,L covered
Faler turnIture, consisting Of large Sofa, two
Lounges, two rm Chairs, two Fancy ChaIrs,
O. one sowing and four Side Chairs,
sun OF Crimson Damask Curtains 10 match, with
r, Lace I nrtalns, Cornlce, &c,
rosewood Marble top Centre aad Sofa Tab
W aIhut Plnsh covered Sofa aud Arm Chairs,
HIegant Oval French Plate Mirror,
walnut w hatnot. Engravinss and pajDtinrs
superior Marble Bust OF Gen. Jackson
Aabatte- Vases aud Urns. Mantel Ornaments,
velvet, Brussels and Three-py Carpets through
out the house.
Straw Mating, OHcoth, Rugs,
Ike s!lent Walnut Library shelves, Desks.
OF f.nanleii.-d Cloth covered Office Euruitura
Mainut Extension Dining Table, Lounge,
n m,arhie1top Sldebaard. Dining Chairs,
Silver plated Casters, Tea Set, Baskets, Walters
&c, ""
Walnut and Mahogany Jenny Lind aud French
superior BAR and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Bol and Pillows, Riapkets
Comforts, Counterpanes, Sheeting
Mable-toR Dressing Bureaus. Washstsnds,
ShaiheeI ebi@s. ChaITs. Toilet Sets
cottage Bedstesds. Plain Bureaus
Hgerator, Cooking and other Stoves
i"ketnst win general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Utensils.
Terms: So and under cash; over that sum . credit
ano ~ day., for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
apls:d j. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

CAUrIOS.-The result Of the investi CATION in the
clearinghouse poisoning case, in New York,
leaves it probable that the poisoning, whether in
tentiOnally or unintentonally, originated from a
solution Of arsenic that had been known to he kept
in the house for the purpose Of destroying rats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

GRAPE CUrrIsGs.-As the transportation OF
grapevine cuttings is becoming of frequent &C.
currencc throughout the county, it may be in
tcresting to state that recent letter from Cal
lfornla contains an account of large shipment
OF these cuttings from one of the Atlantic States
to that region in herm etically -sealed cases The
writer says that on opening the cases the cut
tDss were all found to be rotten, and he attri
outes this to the fact of the air being altogether
excluded from them. This is also the expert
ence of other parties, and hence it is believed
essential for the preservation of the plants that
a sufiicicncy of air should be admitted to them
to sustain their vitality
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II SOYER'S SULTANA SAT-CE-

w. SOYER'S SIETANA SAICE
. l. HIS EIquIsI to Sauce, the chefd'Tuvre nfSoyer
originally mado for the club houses of london can
now I've had of all dealers in fine groceries, also, at
thr principal hotels and restaurants The London
lancet rays:
Its flavor is excellent, and il affords considerable
and In cases ot slow and weak DIGESTION"
WholesaI" Agent, VIM. r.. ALLEN, No rs
Water street, corner of Old Slip, New York. For
sale also by a. c: ROBERTS, Grocer, Ilth and
Slne streets, PHI AIDE phia, Pa l.. II. RIDENOIR
City, ID. G. an ~ luz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

II In New York, on Monday, warrants were
sued out for the arrest Of members Of the Order Of
Ancient Hibernians, for ohs:ructing the mails in
refusing to open passage in procession n theirs
on Saturday, for the United States express wagon
containing the mail for the Last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

II From J. Shillngton We have the Atlantic
Monthly, for May, ian exceedingly readable num-
ber,) and the Great Republic Monthly, for May
which looks inviting, but which We have not had
time to inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

DThe people Of Raleigh, ". c., have been
considerably excited by the discovery Of conspir-
acy TO assassnate the Mayor Of the city, which
only failed from lack Of courage I'm one Of the con-
sPirators. The guilty parties have been bound
over to answer the charge
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY April 81, 1889.

TIE STAs PpsLfsHEs THs LISTS oF LETTERS
rxu.IxINs IE THE WAsHINGT ron CITY Posi- OFFICE
vSpkR THE PROVISIONS on THE LAW DIRECTING
raKn TO BIZ PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN TIE DELIVERY
or TEE OFFICE. fTs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE TEAM DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINrEp IN THz DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

IL THOUeH "THE STAR" 10 PRINTED ON Tux
FAsTEsT STEAM PRESS IN CsB SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, ITS EDITION IA so LARGE As TO REQUIRE 1T
TO BE PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADyBR-
TIsEasSTs, THEREFORE,, SHOULD Blk sENr IN BIZ
EwELvx O'clock, NJ; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL The NEXT DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

DJ-Rev. George Traske lectured SO powerfully
in Webster, Mass, against the use of tobacco thai
several Of his audience went home and burned
their cigars-hOlding one end Of them In their
mouths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

IL The city government of New Orleans has
passed an ordinance providing for the sale of the
right Of way for twenty years. to establish street
railroads in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

" REFRIGERATORS.
NzS5Eahic to- our, Now REFRIGERA- F1nSl
SMH rOR tWIndshiP,s PATENT being I
rNIreally ths only Refrigerator worth GE&&H
having. Books of explanation are on our fs$R1&
counter i"r the public bonent. Please cali s.Ah-~
and examine.
We have also Just received a now article Of Por-
celIan- LINED WATER COOiEB-thc host thing
ever invented besides a completes assortment of All
othe descriptions SlBLEN & GUY,
ep &2-cOSt 392 Pa. av., bet. 10Th and It'll SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

Nor1cx-Dr,rRIcr OF COLUMBIA ADVERTISE
Rxyr. To sx INHERITED IN THE BALTIMORE Sun
ARx RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FRoM THE
6TAR OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

IL The General Assembly OF the New School
Presbyterian Church in the United States, will
meet in Wilmington, Delaware, on the 18th of
May.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.

FROM UTAH.-Advices received here from
Utah, under date of March 18th, confirm the
previous accounts that apostacy from Mormon
ism is becoming common. Large numbers are
represented to be leaving the sect, being dis
gusted with its denominations and heresies, and
tired of the tyranny of the leading spirits in
the church The Indians in different parts Of
the Territory, but more especially in the North
are complained of as committing frequent thefts
and depredations, to which, it is alleged, thew
are instigated by unprincipled white men
Crimes are of too ordinary occurrence in the
Territory by far; but this is attributed to the
fact Of the Territorial authorities being desti :
tute of prisons in which to confine evil-doers
and not to any neglect or inefficiency on the
part Of the officers The weather continued
very cold, but the health was generally excel
lent.
At Camp Floyd everything is represented as
being prosperous and comfortable as possible.
Detaehments of the troops were absent in vari-
Gus directions on duty, the object being to as
sist the civil officers in making arrests and to
keep the Indians quiet DIR. Forney, the en-
ergetic Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, was
busy visiting the several tribes within the juris-
dction, in order to cOunteract the evil influence
of those white men who were cndeavoring to in
| cite them to hostilitics and to lay the founda-
ton for their being gathered on Government
reservations and taught the arts of civilized
| life. He had left Salt Lake on the 18th OF
March on a visit to the tribes in the vicinity OF
Santa Clara. Mr.. Robert Jarvis the Indian
| Agent, also left Salt Lake on the 18th of March
for Ruby Valley, taking with him lot of ag,
ricultural implements, with a view of opening
farm there, and setting the Indians in his
charge to work. 1t is believed the experiment
will be successful, as the Indians of that agen-
cy are very tractablc and easily controlled.
Major Dodge, the Carson Valley Indian
Agent, was at Salt Lake, on his way to Provo
on business connected with his agency. lie
was in excellent health. The parties engaged
in carrying the mails between Utah and the
States had suffered greatly from exposure tc
the snow and cold and one party was struck
with Snow blindness so badly as to compel them
to lay by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

IL The Nicaraguan government have decreed
general amnesty to all political offenders.
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FUTURE DAYS.
%, a. GREEN, AnctIoneer.

By a. GREEN, AnctIOueer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At TIE
CORNER oF 9TH STREET WEST AND BOUNDARY
STREETAT AUCrIoN.-on MONDAY, The 18th Iust
l shall set, m front Of the premises, at o'coca
m, IN, following described property. 20 wit: Luts
Nos. 5, 6, and 7. ~ Square Sl5 TrIs property Is
bounded 10y ath and 9TH 4 eets west and BoandsTy
street.
Terms: Ono third cash; balance IN 6. u, aud "a
months. for notes barring interest from cay of sac.
4 deed given aud decd of trust taken. Al convey
ancIng ~ the cost oi the purchase.
aPA-d A. GREEN, Auct
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l Il X l. A NJ
AND WATER ICES.
The subscriber will furnish
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES
At 81 .Ji per gallon,
In PLAIN or Fancy MOulds; the following favors:
Chocolate, Raspberry pineapple. WATER ICES
oTange Lemon, Pin. apple. Raspberry.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
IL Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon I'M stairs
ap22-6t '2Oa D. n',au,,o
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LOST AND FOUND.

SIN RENyARp.-DOG I.OST.-Lust, about
&nO mouths ago, SINAI White TER
hIER Dog, with short hair. Answers-l r.a.C
10 the name of Ben Whoever Will hrInc-----b
hun To No. 3 y, between 18th aud IIih htrcrts
wlll receive the above reward ap22 At
REWARD-Escaped on the .cth instant a
va BAY HORSE, with black name ard n
tall white hind feet. has a small scar and a 1SN
sor" on the hack, caused by the saddle. Be IA
tween and years old. The above reward Will Ia
al upon has delivery atCYRUS MARTINS Iiy-
ery Stable. corner 9Th and ID SITS. apz2-aI
GAME To THE PREMISES or THE SIR
- sorlDer. on West ST., near Mr.. Deans 49,
hOpewaik, on Sunday last, a large SOW
HE owner Is requested to come forward, aS-.Usss
prove property, pay charges, and take her awav
aP E,-St william BURROWS
GIll REWARD.-Rana away from tho suh,crI-
RloO Der, living near Snratt's Post Once, a
Prlnce Genrge,s comfy, Nd. NEGRO MAN GY
SfLNESTER, who calls himself sylvester IA
Srsy lie is about ~ or 81 years of age, mar n
y feet an height, speaks quick when spoken-NI
10, rather hollow-Jawed, and when laughing shows
some decayed teeth. lie has wife living at Mr.
Charles =. Mlddleton's, and father and motheT
belonging To Mr.. n. u. Beall, Of the above cnusty
where he may be lurking, hut have reason to be,
lieys ne is trying to escape, if possible. By way
will give the reward of $50 if taken m the conn
ty, and SloO elsewhere. In either case he must he
secured IN jail, or brought home tn me- so get him
again. WIN, n. MARSHAIT
ap N-u Suratt's Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-22

- SHIRTS, SHIRTS,
pA Al the manufacturers prioes-Plan Plaits, Cross
Also; FLANNEL TRAVEL ING SHIRTS.
FRENCH LINEN TRAVELLING SHIRTS
WITH large assortment of MARSEII n "a
BINGHAM, and BOYS Shirts
.,,s, NOAH WALKER 4 CO..
1Pp1N sos Penn. avenue,
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG.-yery desirable ROOMS with
- good BOARD can I've obtained on moderate
LIST street. Georgetown. an ls I'm"
MRS. T.. %. HARRISON, who has Kept a Con
w gressonOl boarding house for the last nineteen
years, Will ON the 18th Of pr open her house for
inc accoininndatlon of permanent and transient
ooarders. Those who desire q quiet and Comfort
aole nome Will please call at 3f7 Pa avenue be-
tweeh SO ana oth streets. sonth side. sp7-lm-
M ATTN GS!
w TTINGSm
have just received 81 pieces Of
80 white Canton Mating at 25c. per yard,
- Gg,ored DO. do. Sc. do.
Also, "A, Ga. and "a Floor Oicioths
Also, q lot OF CarpetIngs from auction which am
closing out at very low prices: '''
-- HENRY EGAN
....... S23 Pa. avenue south side
up .s-ot bet. 6th and 9TH sts.
CHE;tAP HOSIERY AT LAMMoND's, Sew
ens ~ B-St
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A GREEN. Auct.
~ 4. GREEN, Apctic-sr-.

by 4. GREEN, Auctio-ep-.
INTENSIVE ; LIE OF EXCELLENT
h HOUSKUoLp FURNITURR AT AUCTIoN-On
THURSDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell, At the
Issldence of John Farley. Esq, U. = C. -, No. i75
q street, bstweed 18th and nth streets west At Ten
Household furniture, such as
Handsome Sofa and Lounges,
Parlar, Ca stor and Fancy Chairs.
Black enut Spring seat Easy Chairs,
Rosewood Snia Table,
Writing Desks aud Screens,
Elegant Psyche Glass, finest French plate, 81 nv n
Sets offuur Brocatel'e and Lace Curtains, with nix
lures,
Sets uf Damnsk. Noreen and MuSlIn Curtains
Superior Velvet Parlor CARPETS and Hearth RUGS,
brussels, Ingram and VenltIan Carpets,
Crumb Balze aud Dtlcoth.
Piano Forte, Siirhuards and Trays,
Marble top Pier AID Card Tables.
Vases. Lamps aud Mattel OfnaGP~ts,
Mahogany la"Ee Extension Dining Table.
DC; Bcdsteads, Wardiobes, Wsshstands and
Superior Featsr Beds.
Hair aad Stuck Mattresses, SC.
Couches, Rocking aud Easy Chairs. Hat Racks
ParlOT q rates neaiy new, aud PASSAGE stowe
One fine Framed cil Landscape, end Framed Ea-
- cravings,
Frc.ch China Dinner, Dessert an q Band To.
Set,
Fine Cut Glass Docau ters,
liishes, TuH!blers, Wines, Champagne, &C.,
SIlrer-platcd Coffee aud Tea Service.
- Do. Casters, Cake Baskets &e
WIN variety of Table, Kitchen, and other aTti-
cies UNNECESSARY 10 mention.
Terms All sums under So. cash n
credit of two and four months will 10 sIv.n Tor
notes On all cases TO be satisfactorily endorsed,
barring interest.
aP ~ AGREEN, Auct.
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A. GREEN, Auct.

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account Of the weather, UNTIL THURSDAY, cSil
instant. same hour and place.
ap2-d A. GREEN. Auct.
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TO BUILDERS.

" F. Have inst received, and offer for sale Mt as
tmpn,ssihingly reduced prices 5nk kegs hest AVALON
and Bake's; 80 dozen Butt's HINGES, all sizes
aad KINGS Also large assortment of every vari-
ETY. AMI style of LOCK that Is made. sultahia to
this trade. Together with large suppl. Of other
aric rs usually kept rst-class Hard ware tore
w" have determined to- sell goods lower than any
other house In tie Dit lot, t. cash punctual Gus
toners. and solicit call from those in want so as
10 ascertain our prices before purchasing
SiBl.EN 4 GUY. 322 Pa av.
ap 29-eo3t between 10th aud 18th streets
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BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN AT
ID AUCTIoy.-On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, eath
instant, at 5 o'clock, will sell. front of the
promises, Lot No. l fronting 70 feet on the south
side Of 81. between Market and Frederick streets,
and running back Ice feet. The property will be dI
Vided into two or three lots to suit purchasers.
Terms liberal. and ma lie known at time of SAFE.
ap2-ao BARNARD & RECkEN. Amct,rs.
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WEI Il III; ps,Nop cy,rr
STEVENS

STEVENS,
THE FANCY GOODS DEALER
Has Rush: When the ladies' go in srch num-
Dcrs there must be gr at att acton. The PRICES
OF STEVENS' AUCTION STRAW GOODS
with an Im,ucHse variety of all other FANCY
GOODS ~ has line, and the prompt and polite atten-
t9n OF ali hands: must be the Inducemcnt.
Gan early, and save money ~ buying the very
best and most Fashionable Goods oC
X. c. STVENS, The Fancy Man.
$50 Pa. ev, bet. 9th and lHth SITS,
ap Diff lSiateSl - W ~
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TIE WsArHER.-The following report of the
weatherfor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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By A. GREEN. AuctInnaer.

Nv A. EKT.FN. Anctl0nasT.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON MARY
LAND AVENUE Ann llTH STREET WEST AT ave
TON On TIL kSDAY, the elsI instant, I siIa 4
sell front ni the premises, At O'Clock p. ~ Lots
r, l., NJ, n, q, Pand z, IN Machen's Subdivision
of Square No. So. Lot fronts - fset ll[ inches
on Mar, laud avenue. The other l.uts front q feet
nth street west between south & strickland Ma
rylaud avenue. This property - considered the
most uable property 0n the Island, and tho sale
will he well worthy the attention of persons wishing
q purcl handsome building site ma ke good
Investment
Terms: One hfth cash balance in 4. II, IA, and y
months, for notes bearing interest from the day of
sale. A deed gwen and decd Oftrust taken. Tito
indIsputabe.
a?i2 A.GREEN, Auct.
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A. GREEN, Auct.

By A. GREEN, AUcuoneAr.
STEAM ENGINE AND GRIST MILL. AT
- ArCTIaN.-On THURSDAY, the 18th Apui,
inst at O'clock pun, the Stram Engine Corn Mall,
NC, IA the house Lot s., Square a' 2fh street,
near l., will be sod to the highest bidder A good
opportunity 10 get great bargain.
Terms at sale.
an lad A GREEN. Auet
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A. GREEN, Auct.

by J. g. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers
'IRISTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL,
John Bohisy"I. Ir an,' wife duly executad and re-
corded, the subscriber Will sell. on THURSDAY
th- Eta Gay "a May, 1850, a. sI O'Clock p. IN. fho
pTemscs lots Nos I, ?, J. 45.6 IS aud Il, in Square
No. Rs. with the improvements
The aloIe proPerty rs elIgIbly situated on north
y street, between 9Th aud 9Th streets east ard on
9TH and C:h streets east, betveen north and & tis
tia ly hunt.
Inc property will Ne sold ~ y whole or DIVIDED
in dots To SUIT purCa snrs and offers rare opportu-
niiy "a persons desiTInG 60 bHilc or invest
TeTins of sale; One third cash, aud balance IA g.
u and " months. for Noes braTlr- interest from
daN ot sale, secured nPnn tho property.
1.-The terms 81 sale arc not complied with IN SdrNs
alter the Saie, the trustee reserves the nj H "a resell
purchaser
All convcyancIng at tho expense Of the pprcba-
seTE. CiiAS. = " AlIACH- Ttussac
aP l5-en&ds j. {. McGIlRE & co, Auct.
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:, y ISi McGTIRE 4 GO; A.e,,oneer..

BY ]. 4. MCGUIRE & Co, Apctioneers
TRISTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE MN
IL trRovED PRuPERTY-By virtue rf a deed II
trust recorded IA isIbeT j. 4. :, 10. a. faIoS yt
81 seg.. the Subscribed vii sell, at public auction
the following described property an Washington
cltv. VIZ:
At u O'Clock M, on TUESDAY. Nav 2atb in
1Tont of the PROMISES, Lot numbered 4 IN Square
9H fronting - feet inches south q street ipa-
tween 9Th and 9th streets east, running hack ~ fut
O. alley.
90 No 10. In square g7S. fronting - ls.t on 10Th
strTt caSi, "twccn south y and q streets. TunEIng
bach - C'rt ~ Irchas.
At 5o'cock p ~, ou tho premises, sots Nos 3 T.
5, d, T. 3, o. ann "a. az Squsre No gI6 i,eing the en-
tire western ha' IF sad Square.
The whole of Square No. J37. This rauare h..
been under cultivation for many years and 10 veIr
productive. ''
Terms: One third cash tho residue in G and 4,
mouths, m equal Tnstamcrts hearing utrrasI from
the DAY oisae, and secured by deed Oft rst ON the
promises.
AL conveyalcIng 81 the cost oftho purchaser
hICBD. HENRY HENDERSON. Trustee
ap id-eoNds j. &. McfiIfiRE& co
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llS JAMES r. HALLIDAY, the present City |
Collector, rs candidate for reelection in June.
an N-tf
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BY a. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY \. OK ZEN, AuctlOnCeT.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
on 2lsr AND 22n, BETWEEN NORTH NJ AMI Y
STREETs; AT AUCTloS.-On FRIDAY, the goth in
stSI't shall sell. front of tho premises, NJ SIX
O'Clock p. al, Lots No. aHd ~, in Square No. ~
Lot No. fronts III street running tack 10 n 81
foot alley, and contains 97l5 square fert Let No,
10 frnnts 2St street and New Hampshire avenue
running back to 5ofeet alley. and coPtaIus 1890
square feet.
The above property is handsomely located, and
tho sale will be well worthy the attention Of per
wishing Ia make n good Iuve,tmant.
FERNS: One third cash: balance IA g. -, and n
months tho purchasers to notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day uf SALE deed
given and deed of trust taken. nc the purchaser
should taIl To comply with the terms in FIVE lays
alter sale, the property Will he resold at tho risk nd
notice ofsuch rpsile,
ap2ld 4. GREEN, Auct.
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Ths Cheapest Paper ia Amerisa,!
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0TICE CREAM Of the very best quality served
QS to Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs, and Private
Families, at a worry low price, FRESH CAKES
made every day and sent to any part of the city.
Particular attention given to serving parties with
CONFECTIONERY, corner Of 18th
and + SITS. mar 25-1m*
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BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctinnerr.-

BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucti"neers
RCIiDlNG LOT AT AUCTION.-On MON
- DAY AFTERNOON, April g, at ~ O'Clock,
we viii SOIL IN front of the premises Of Lot No
s, IN Square 48I, on 9th street, between NJ aud y
streets Borth.
The above lot is in good location and rapidly
Improving psrt IF the city.
FERNS: 5 l,a cash; balance in and years, Sc
cured 10y q decd of trust on the property.
ap2-ts WALL. & BARNARD, Aucts
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IL IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE CON
hhucd IHclrn"ncy of tlIu weather. the above sal9s
ar postponed as !"il.Es: w tao west end OF the
hour on q, h-tweNn 9th and 9TH Etreets to Tt -
pay AFTERNOON, 26th inst. by order of the
Executors.
ar = WALL RARNARD Annts