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AUCTION SALES.


BY ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
THREE SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN
TUESDAY ESn Kr, IT Al S
the frat floor of the auction rooms, shall sell, 20
Three handsome Rosewood Case Seven-octave
Piano Fortes. of superior tone and stsls.
Terms; 0ne-third cash; tAe residue an 2 aud
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioseers.
SALE OF DRESS SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
z-S 1Sg On! GSoP
No; 326 Ha. avenue, between sth and 10th SITS, we
s and c !Sfs 81 Dress Dress Ss 1
Chaiiies, Lawns. Brilllants,
Alpaccas. Mousines. Dcbegs,
Scotch PLAID, Dress Robes, Shawls,
GinghaTs, Swiss Muslins,
French and American Prints,
aides, MIsses' and Gents' Hose,
Cloths and ia ssimereS, Vestings,
IRISH and French Linens, Crash,
Bicached and Brown Mullins. Shirtngs,
t11ncy Goods, E,TnhGIosdeLles, &c,
ap iG-t. WALL L BARSiRD. Aucts.
Bv J. c. Mcguire & CO.. Auctionecrs.
HANDSOME PSYCHE GLASS, CHECKER
III IFG PARLoR GRAND PIANO, INNER SKTT. Or
MORNING, APP ilis, at 10 O'Clock on the ut door
| of the auction rooms. We shall sell, without re
Elesant Rosewood Chickcring Parlor Grand Pisno
,l Ido .n%e T R5ssG ny "5d F[. lot 9nd Na?
Rich Gilt Centre Table Ornament.
LARGE French China Dinner Service
Small lot of choice Port Sherry, Dock, and 9th
Wines.
Terms: $40 and under. cash: over that sum
credit Of 81 and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing Inherent.
apI6d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
TRi SrEE'S SAL.E-Ry virtue "f = dec-ae II
the CIRCUIT Cont tor Prince Georges county,
sTp"se . p2 ale Il E% re tn 5 % ay
of Nav, 1853. at - O'Clock iGfar. fut ia ne NJ
lar day thereafter, Al the late residence of Diver
u. Ma ded the Real Estate ct which he died
seized aud pnSS essed supposed ~ conta about
acres Ot land 1t is situated allut four miles fo1u
the village oi X aisnsburs and nine ltnm Washing
ton city. IN healthy md elevate. region, al n
g"' state IT cu'tIyat admirably adapted L. the
growth at the usual productions of tha couutN: well
woWiad and wataTed. has comfortable Frame
Dwelling. nearly Now aud rverv convenient aud
neces sary buIdIn- for farming operations.
W VIII te sold In lot la suit gn laSers. aul those
| DESTROYS at buyIng are requested % Inspect the
Premises before the day oi sale winch can II shown
them upon aFpcatIontp the Trustee. who owns the
| adjoining farm.
as ioln ws: S5a 81 tine puTcha money Ia Ia paII
IN cash an the DAY of SALE the day orts Iath
catIon by the C"uTt: and the balance uf the pur
chase money tn he paid IN equal annual instruments
col one, Two and three from the tay of sale,
Tearing interest frnJ the day of "a la spcure,i
10y the bombs of the purchaser. with Seaurity Ia ~,
approves by the trustee. pom tile payment of the
whole purchase money and interest the trustee Is
antIoI zd I" convey ths property t. the purchaser
| IN foe simple.
ap Ii It's y. c. STEPHEN, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
rHts AFTERNOON q TOMORROW.

THIS AFTERNOON d TOMORROW.
b, J. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuOtlOneers.
RUiLDiNG Ai;SATAUcTIoN.-On
O'Clock, on the premises we sts sch. the old Frame
6geInE house on street north. near the corner Of
Foundation. &c. AL Of which must he removed ftom
the P-em ses within one week from the day Of sale.
aP ii-d J. C. Mcguire CO.. Auct..
KRGE SALE OF cHofcE HARDY EVfR
gIoSSINs Ross; 9RR ,X r sgESS..
10th instant, At o'clock At Forrest Hail, George
town we viii sell, large stock and variety of ihs
namsntal Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Eysrgreens,
Geran,ums, HellotroPes, nytrangias. VeIhenas.
PiaEts, all Of which are IA 6rst-rate order and
The attention &C ladies' and lovers of beautiful
Flowers is invited % ths sale. t is the best cata
'"i ne eyer b,, offered I'm, 10 S go
Of !: Jardinii
aP IS BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auots.
RMLIFF's sAI; E-By virin- ofsn order oid,.
- train, g me DIRECTED. asaiust the goods and
MONDAY ( hi nS siA :, ~ u : eel: IN
at house Ne 18th street. between Pennsy wanna
Cottage SETS. smsII TaSie,
; tilLnss aud Bolst"rs, Dress Bureau,
I MsIdrobe, Lounge. Rocker,
! Marhle-,oP Wash.tand, Chars,
P PrG,sss ,n5 H IA MATHS. s59sk Mattress
BUREAU. l washstand. CLaifs,
! IIaIr Mattress, Shuck MsttTess,
Comforts, Sheet. Bedstead and Mattress
I do. Bolster, Table, u Chairs
single Mah'sany IiSiStoSd al Sirgie Mattresses.
J Carpet. Glass. Bow and Pitcher, Stand,
BedSt al. Carpet, Rocker, Chairs,
! Hs,r Mattress Sauck Mattress, 2 Pillows aud
Wardrnbe. Cot Beist.a.ls 7 Mattresses.
tlalr Mstir-ss. Rurc@u. Marble top washstanJ.
Forms cash.
By order: A. ECKIoFT c,,ftE
aPlR WALL BARNARD. Aucts.
B' WALL 4 BARNARD. Auciionecrs.
DNRCSTEE'S SALE OF TIE ENTIRE "a n
a MrrRE"f L'RsE ii"AEDISC HoU~E az A..
TON ~ virtue of iced "f trust, lu', r,-c,,rlr ~
MONDAY MoRNiNsi. ihc iah II spr,,' A. ~ ~
" ci.c l. ~, -ntrre Furwtur, aud H"usei.ld Effects
contained in house. No. AGA and 46t TIN tenth
- west, tween PeHnsy lVaHsa av. and 4 street
! SUIT Of Walnut aud Hair Cloth Parlor Furn,tur-.
parIor SUIT 30 Velvet piUSh.
Arm; Eass, ami Rocking Chairs, Hair Cloth aud
Mahogany SOFAS, Centre fables.
Eteg-res. .illt Mirrors. CuriAinr.
coISFe S.ts , 49, Ii ImsEs,n S,srPeis
Mahogany ana Wsluut BsiStsAds wardrohes
I,rii-raih v athcr Bnds, Boosters, aud Pillows.
hnci"s@i WAshstauds. small Tables,
Extenslon amt >ids Tables Nattins
Comforts, Sheets. Blankets. TnWeIs Ar
Toilet Sets, Looking -glaSses. OIcluth,
hlna and Glass Ware, Knives and Forks &C.
Kitchen, Chamber and other stoves
Silver Forks aud Spoons. Plated do Casters,
W TN large assortment of other Mt hara
enumerated, all Of which will be sold without
Terms: $40 and under, cash: over that sp,n
circuit oi ~ and On Gays, with interest and good sc
The attention Of dealers and housekeepers - csrls,
10 me above saie, as the articles Of good quality
apis WALL a BARNARD. Ancts.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

The CAss-IRIsARRI TREATY.-SenOr Percy,
ofNicaragus, arrived here last evening with the
Cass-Irisarri treaty, as ratified by the Nicara-
guam Government 1t is said to be slightly
modified from the original and that Minister
Lamar agreed to The notifications The treaty
was submitted to this Government through the
State Department this morning, and we have
reason to believe it was laid before the Cabi-
net. We could not learn the character of the
notifications. nor whether they will be agreed
% here.
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CONTRACTORS AcCOUNrs.-Among the items
Of news telegraphed from this city, we observe

CONTRACTORS AcCoUNrs.-Among the items
of news telegraphed from this city, we observe
the following:
" The Post Office Department 10 having printed
blank forms to be severally filed up with amounts
OF Indebtedness to mail contractors. They are in
the nature OF certificates, intended to serve
basis for loans until Congress shall relieve the
present pecuniary embarrassment Of the depart
ment.''
These blanks were described In the Star
some weeks ago. 1t is q mistake to say that
"they are in the nature Of certificates, in
tended to serve as q basis for loans" &c.
They are mere statements of accounts, with
a form of assignment attached. The principle
involved in their issue has long been in vogue
in the Department, although the matter of the
statement has never before assumed precisely
the Same form. In the present emergency, as
the Postmaster General believed that assign
ments of accounts by contractors would be
more general than heretofore, he concluded
that the adoption of a certain form, printed in
a peculiar style, would be necessary to guard
against frauds and counterfeiting, and, hence,
the statement Of the account and its assign
ment by the contractor has been thus arranged
and printed. When the contractors assign
their accounts in order to negotiate loans here
after they will be required to use these forms
instead of following the old method The
blank-fOrm involves unusual certificate
OF the Governments Indebtedness, nor does
the Postmaster General propose to use it as
basis on which the Government may negotiate
loans, as may be inferred from the above dis
patch.
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FROA THE Pacific SoUADRoS.-The Navy
Department has received dispatches from Com
modore Long, dated at Panama, April 1st on
board the Merrimac, which notice the e1is-
tenee Of the rumor that the Cas- Irissari treaty
had been. confirmed. The Merrimae left the
Decatur and Vandalia at Realjo on the 18th of
March, under orders-the former to proceA to
San Francisco, and the latter to Panama after
the Cyane should arrive at Realjo. The Cyane
was to carry Minister Lamar to Punta Arenas
If he so desired, and then return and cruise in
the Bay Of POnseca. The health of the squad
ron was generally good
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SALE OF UNITED STATES MUsKETs.
Or DNANCE OFFICE.

ORDNANCE OFFICE. 4
WAsHNGTOS. April Is, 1859
PROPOSALS in writing will be received Al The
Ordnance office. until the 18th day Of June l8ja for
the purchase OF all any portion of fifty thousand
United states Muskets of the kinds and deliverable
at the places mentioned below viz:
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FORM DF DEEER

FORM OF OFFER.
hroo - "a 10 tIis STATE %, Of kere-
Yard At Br"oklsn, New York. in CONFORMITY with
acknowledgements of the Bureau of Construction Of
tion. and terms of contracts, the following named
lanterns by samples, via
Each. Amount
beam or Wheel house antsrus, green,
s DO. or5unnins lanterns, sreen.
3 spare sSsdes for beam am lanterns, gre sSfeo.
I59 main berth and orlop deck FresnaI lanterns.
Is sPIrIt room lanterns. No. ~.
~ fore and mai hold lanterns. No. ~,
ll3 deck lanterns, No. ~,
9! signal iagt"fns, Frsssnel, Whit,
u eng ne room lanterns,
u shalt passage lamps,
s Si%Se Is"ttsrns large sizss,
~ do. do. small do.
Total. .................S
To he delivered as follows: Not less than ono
"a" or the h of G' s sash the .9a
maindeT or before the SDth June, 1861 unless ear
Her required with a nntlcn of Is DAYS.
If additional quantities of any of the above arti-
cles are d"Inansd they are to be delivered on like
ceiyinE notice Of Is days.
Should my offer be accepted, I request to be adj
Navy Agent at or to me- at for sigma nso
turf anu certificate.
Date -, 1859.
Witness.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
The undersigned --, Of IN the State
Of, and Of. IN the State d., hereby
guaranty that in ase the foregoing bid o.
for lanterns named be accepted, he or they will
within ten days after the receipt Of tho contract at
the Post Office named, or Navy Al gent designated
execute the cont act for the same with good and
sufficient sureties: and, in case the said -
shall tail to enter into contract as aforesaid, we
guaranty to make good the difference betweon the
accepted
Signatures Of guarantors. CD.
~ Eff.
Date -, 1853.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named ---
are known TO mo as men Of property aud able to
make COON their guaranty.
- Signature. G.. III.
To be signed ny the United States District Judge
tnted states District Attorney, Collector, or Navy
agent. aP l6-law4w
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TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES ON a. ST
n BETwEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SoUTu q
sIRhhT, At PCBI.IC AUCTiON-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, April 2fh, At So O'clock on the
premises, We shall sl, Lot No. Ia IA sudivisIoD Of
square No 81. fronting b feet IA street. between
hlrslnia avenue and south T. street. running haca
llS Feet 10 INCHES 20 an alley, with the provemeUr
consulting al two well butt twO-Story Brick Dvel-
Ing houses with hack buildings, covered with tan
and safe, and contaIrlnE rUoms each.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in G. %
ana u months, with interest, secured by a deed l
up l5-d !. e McGTIRE 4 90 49,.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, AuctIoneers.
ENECUTOR SSALE Or VALUABLE RITI -
- DING LOTS II TIE FIRST wARD-On TIL n :
DAY AFTERNOON April I4th. at So O'clock. ON
me premises, We shall sell, original Lot No Ia IN
square No. %. fronting 7S feet on I'D street west
between north g and III streets. running hack rs
ofthe lot. ~ iU'' "eP'"
Terms: One,fourth cash the residue in 6. t. and
IL months with interest. secured by deed an trust
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IL The house painters Of New York demand
an advance Of wages to two dollars per day. They
are now receiving s1.55.
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" Inc English papers state that the Grcot
Eastern will be ready Tor sea in four month.
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ANDREW r. SCHNEBI.Y. Exec,r
ap6-d j. &. Mcguire a CO, Aucts.

HI IMMEDIATELY AFTER WHICH WE
sha ss lot No. T. IN square No. 81. fronting Is ft
"a lnches on north q street. At tho corner ,f 22d
street running hack 70 feet. This will also h. sui
DIVIDED 20 SUIT purchasers. The corner norton a.
Tue lot Is improved by q two-st frame yelling
hcuse,, with hack buildings, stable, &c, aud the
grounds supplied with choice fruit trees ulsry
Howers, &c. Terms above
sd l2-d 4 q NcGITIpE 90 A..
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I'D J. {. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
Dy 3 W !.EdR a 4 s5sAARNARD, AgerSnseE.

ENEtI IUhS SALE OF VALUABLE Ill
- DIM tors AT AUCIoN.-On wEDNESDAS
AfTER NOON, aith instant at 81 O'clock Ne "a m
sfll, on tlS premIs' the following described vau-
ahe Ibnidlng Lots, belonging "a the estate of tie
late Iim"thy a D"Hns hue. Fed, deco a sed Niz
Lots TO- IL, ~. and ~, snbdiVisIans of square IsS
fronting each nn 18th Il. ct betxee north 4 apd
Nj Streets u feet and ruHilIug tack "a a thi!ty feet
alley. Ns 49,
Also. Lot a. In Square ia. fronting 81 feet on 18th
street west, hetweennotth .and NJ streets and RIM
ming lac h ~ feet L. 4 thirty feet alley.
Also, Lot {, IN Square Is. fronting both ON 1874
street and New Hampshire avenue This LOT will
BE- subdyIdssl TO Suit purchasers
Also, CA THURSDAY AFTER NOON Plat INST -
same hour, We will SELL part of Lot 5 40 SouaTe asa
fronting - feet ON G.. between 9th and 7t sts and
running back liz feet to an alle, '' w
All this valuable prop -rty will lie sold u,ithnut r.
serve; To the high,sf bidder Should a appointed
the first fair day Thereafter f
Terms One fourth cash the balance an c. y and
s tnahths with interest, secured by deed Of trust
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&C. MCGUIRE & CO Ancts.

postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOnN AM
18th. same hour and place.
aPl5-d J. G. Mcguire a. CO, Aucts.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon Edward Gilchrist
has been ordered to duty as feet surgeon for
the East India squadron.
Assistant Surgeon VIM. G.. Hay has been or
dered TO duty on the steamer Hartford
Passed Assistant Surgeon James S. Gillian
has been ordered to duty in the Pacific squad
ron.
Surgeon Geo. Maulsby also ordered to duty
In the Pacific squadron
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TIE WzArHER.-The following report of the
weather for 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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MULES For SALE-Two young and large size
lFl NJ LES for sale: perfectly sound andy
gentle, well broke To harness, and fre -
quently used in family carriage. Persons
wishing to purchase such Mules can IA n>k6p
aulre at Hutchinson & Munro's, No. 10
Ps. avenue, or 7. A. Tschifely, Egg General Lar 4
Office.
ap l4-2wH JOS. THOMPSON,
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Ishss.. sss s ESsE W. B;sd p "a s
xanRfSctoJ, Pa sy. psaf l1th 81 Ia-S
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,,Ieokd, yVCsiHE c9iI Is RRkkSsIY, T,gste,

BY ]. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctionecrs.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
THE kEsIDEScE OF CHAs HUI, ESQ, at PUB-
Lie -AUcTloN:-On Nj N DAY AFTERNOON
April iath, ~ 55a o'clock, on the premises we shalt
sen hthot reserve, parts Of original Lots NOs Z,
aud y, IN Square No 2l2. which have been subdi-
yided into seven desirable building lots. fronting
each ~ ieet on north street between l4th aud l5h
feet. - -
These lots are situated in high. healthy and rap
command attention
Title ind sputahle.
Terms: One fOurth cash: the residue in 6. T. and
- months, for satisfactorily secured notes. bearing
Interest.
ap l2-d ]. c. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucts
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I LABORATORY or TIE SMITHSONIAN.

II I Il I y.
H APRIL n, 1881
MR.. b. j. NEALE-DEkR SIR: have exhmin ed
the Whisky which you sent me for analysis with
the view of detecting in IL any Of those substances
which are often present IN such liquors inpuri
tier authorizations.
J lind IT To be free from any considerable amount
OF fusel oil, from any acrld or narcotic drug and
from any metallic contamination.
IL is rather strong liquor, containing ttls over
~ per cent of alcohol. The sod residue left after
evaporation amounts Ia about FIVE grains In a pint
ana consists ~ great part Df those substances which
are ex lracted 10y Alcohol from wood, showing that
IL mas been kept Tor some time ia the cask and that
no attelnpt has been made to give IL false smooth
ness ni navor, by means Of sugar gum.
Respectfully yours, It. CRAIG, NJ. ID.
! SHALL. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
aIarse stock III the above named Whisky. AMI re-
sPectuy request those In waEt ola pure article "a
give me call. II. j. NEALsE,
ap l5-aaw5w No CT I,ouisiana avenue.
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~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
lS Books of subscription to the stock of new
Building Association are now open at the store of
Edward G. Dyer, No. Penn. avenue, and at the
ONCE of L. M Hanson, No. $50 It'll street, opposite
Intelllgencar Once. Tiff
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BLACK returned to thi 8
city this morning, and will resume his official
duties on Monday
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WINDOW SHADES
LATELY RECEIVED dpeirsb bic selactior ,r
,6ld Band and Common WINDOW SHADES
~ RI and q KEEN HOLLAND, SHADE COR H.
any required design or sizs furnsSeI tn nrJ. VI
Every article warranted as represented aud ali
manner, or no pay, ut
JOHN MARKRITER'S.
No. $50 18th ST., doors aboye
ap l6-eO2w Odd FeIl0ws' Hall
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/ PAPERHANGINGS &C.
i WOULD call the attention of persons renova-
ting their houses to my assortment of PAPER
HANGlNGS, having lately received a desirable
selection OF fine, medium, and low priced Papers of
foreign ard domestic manufacture; also, Gold, Vel
vet aud Common Borders; Statues, Centre PIECES
and Papers IN imitation Mahogany, Walnut Oak
and Rosewood Orders executed with skill and
dispatch IN city or country. Satisfaction guaranteed
IA al cases, or no pay required. Acknowledging
past iavors so literally bestowed, shall aim by
iar and honorable dealing tO meet a tnuaDce Of
ue same. - JOHN MARKRITER
No. 4s6 18th ST.. doors above
-dP Io-eO2w Odd Fellows, Hall
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0TiCECREAM ofths very best quaiIty ser we'd
~ to Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs and Private
Families. at n very low price. FRESH CAKES
made every day and sent to any part Of tho city.
Particular attention gwen To serving parties with
everything that Is necessary. Apply at the PHIL
ADELPHlA CONFECTIONERY, corner of 18th
ana r SITS. mar - -lnI-
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OFFICE,

1EPOST OFFICE,
US WAsHINGTON CITY. April u, lan.
The Northern mail will hsreaita he osed AZ ~
and o'clock p. III, daily. except SUNDAY; ON that
day but one mail despatched closing At "a O'Clock
p
The West aud North est Mails will he closed al
Ia O'Clock p. M. daIly
The Annapolis Mail will close ut u, and O'Clock
p. w. daily, except Sunday.
The Norfolk and Portsmouth Mails will close
daily. except Sunday, at IL O'Clock p. M.
The Southern Mall will close atifz aud o O'Clock
p: m. dsIly, except on Sunday; that day at 9
O'Clock p. IN. only.
The Ofaage and Alexandria Mails close daily a.
o'clock p. IN.
ap14-St WIN. JONES y. NJ
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(lCH BAIADERE Skis,
~ Il! - cgHtS 0Hd 81 csAtS Per Yq,J
We offer Ia the Ladies now the large,t hest and
mucE the cheapest assortment of handsome DRESS
nOODS That we have ever had any previous season
All the latest novelties, aud at the lowest cash
pTIces-tn which We ask the special attention IL
purchasers w. COI.LEY 4 CO.
dp 10 Nv 023 9Th st abOve
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l. AND TASSELS
Just opened, a beautiful assortment of PICTURE
COhD and TASSEl.S; always in store few
cnolce Coiored ENGRAVINGS and LTTHO-
GRAPHS, handsomely Vanished and framed
FOR saleat JOHN MARKRITER'S
No. iSG 9TH st., doors aboye
dp I6-e02Nr Odd EelIousb Halt
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SARAH O'DONNOGHUE.
LANES O'DONNOGHlE
PETER O'DONNOGHUE,
Executors.

BY J. Z. MCGUIRE a. CO.. AuctIoneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH STREET BETWEEN 3TH AND HIH
SrkEErs w EST AT AUCTioN.-By virtue of a deere.
81 the circuit Court al the District of Columbia
the subscriber, aS Trustee under saId decree, Wi
sstii, ~ Pubhe Auction. on MONDAY AFTER
NOpN, April 18th, At o'ciock, on the promi SEES
the tOloEing valuable real estate OF the late Com
lnohofe Cassln, Lot No. Is and part of No. Is on
- uare No 5, In Washington city fronting on noTtb
street between 16th and 9Th streets west togeth
er win the improvements. consisting ola three
story brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the residue In three
equal instruments at niue, eighteen. and tweht, nuI
months; the deferred payments Ia bear Interest
from the day Of sale AID the payment thereof 10 A.,
secured 10y bonds with surety and lieu on the prem
Uses sold.
All convey snces az the cost ofthe purchaser.
JOSEPH n. CASSfN. Trustee
an I-eoAds i c. McGI-IR n a. 90 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-16

w, EVENfNG, i ; O'Clock. At the 'I Rooms Of
Deluge." All are invited. 1t
0TCATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TOTALAB-
SSsCCl III, ASSOCIATION OF The
requested to meet at their Hall SUNDAY, the
llth Instant at O'clock p. n to attend the funeral
Of It the late john BREss1HAy Jas. J.KANE. SEC
~WAsHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
Mi !;
Sili9s t;H M i .SSs Mf,LIASNs RaET
eXtant To be had at Stott's corner 7th street and
store aud ifS Sfh st. Pries 81 Per bottle. One
bottle is worth % those 25 cent remedies See GER
r METROPOLITAN MECHANICS. IN
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute will be held in
EVENT NC. April Sist at o'cl"ck. iaII attsnd-
snce OF the members II earnestly request d, AS the
ap list j. T. MITCHELL Rec Sec
0@ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT.
scs s mTSsn5 % be hell IN IN the
pose of organizing a New Building Associations
Persons DESTROYS of joining can subscribe with the
Thq%ss Fisher. Clem.H, West,
n. b. pwens, Chas. w. Cunning ham,
Francis MCGhan, John Freeman,
Chas. EhmOnstOH, Charles J. Ublman,
BAn NJ. Keyssr, John Shsa an IS-iis
nEMASQNIC.-A special communication Of
lR st Johns Lodge. No. n, will be held in the
Hall: corner 81 9th and ID streets, on SATURDAY,
18th inst, at 8 O'Clock D. IN.
ap 1877 C. r. STANSBURY, Sec
NJ. o. o. F.-The members of the Order i'll
US tending To visit New York the 18th Inst.
who desire to have quarters engaged for them 10y
the Committee are requested to hand IN their
tn the subcommittee during the present week as
final arrangements to that end will I've com eted
the 18th inst. The q sneral Committee will meet,on
SATURDAY EN ENING, the 18th inst.
ap last WM. e. MCLEAN. Soc.