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No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar io-Sm Wholesale Agents,

EYER AND AGUR is n terrible disease OF AL
le Ills that mesh is heir to It rs the fantast i'm its
hrst manifestations, the most unreeutIng i'm its
progress. and the most defiant Of medical skill
fcFcT ana Ague Is more destructive of life than
consumption, because IL Is more easily induced nd
therefore more prevalent. IL marks its victims iur
tie grave, ike AN executIoneT's bond. Day by dav
the sufferer grows weaker and weaker. and each
honr does ne lear strong consciousness Ofapproach
lHg the tomb we nave SAID that the disease l. one
OF those that has deied metca! scjeuce-a Csu,
cases once M while having been cured and report
Ell. We are happy 10 announce that Dr.. J. Hostel
yer, OF Pittsburgh, has prepared a compound that
has never been known TO fail IN curing the woTg
cases of tins terrible disease. We recommend Dv
HOStetteT'S celebrated BiteTS to suffering human
lty generally, as a sure and speedy cure
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. ma I5-soSt
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A CURE FOR WHooPrNG Couch.

MEssRs. SETH w. FOwLE & Co-Gsptle1Isa
S'veTa months since a little daug hter of mne ten
years OF age. was taken with WhOoDtng COuRh in a
very aggravated form, and nothing we could do for
her seemed III any way to relieve her suffering We
at length decided TO try bottle of your Dr. WIStarS
BdtS0m of Wttd cherry. la three hours aftar she
had commenced using II, she was greatly relieved
and IN less than three days entirely cured and
Is now well. have since recommended the BalSam
TO many Of my nelghbOrs, who have used It, and i'm
cure, f0@'
You are at liberty to make any use of the above
use your Balsam | shall be glad for | have gre al
cohhdence In IL. yours, p. CUTIE,
Proprietor Of the Courier de st. Hya -int6s.
Buy none without the signature of I, Butts
Prepared by :. w. Fowle Il Co.. Boston and for
sale by Ia; ID. Gilman, = c. Ford, jT. :. II Waite
IT, Stctt, John Schwarze, Nairn Palmer Wash
lngton; and by dealers everywhere. ma 8-Iw,T
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To CONsuyprIvRs

CHerU'S Cod LtreT OIL TeIlv
This great specific for CONSUMPTION Is fast an mar
oedlng al others In its curative effects upon those
a1nicted with tuhercular diseases. Prepared upon
Highly scientific principles of the pure OFT and
robbed OF the nauseOus taste of the plain article it
Is received into the stomach in its jelliGed form,
without masticatIon, and is gradually dissolved
ana dlgested, passing into the small Intestnes drop
ny drop, supplying the wastes of the BODY by its
nutrlclOus properties, and thus assisting and sus
taIolng nature In overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine
and recommended by the faculty everywhere, this
preparation Is confidently offered as remedy for
C9nsgmPtI9n and al ScrofuOus affections
Sold by Charles StOtt, Washington and nv all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER Il MOVER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents
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OUR CITf GovERSNENr.-MT Editor. With
your PefIllssion, propose to furnish YOU with a
lev SIaIies upon our city government In those
ara III , deal fairly by our present Mayor
dhu siiai. make no charge against his administra
ton toat Is not taken from the recei DTS and ex-
penditures published by authority Every citizen
must ieei deep interest in the manner In which
o,' ,sosshv pays are spent for the only functions
levy axes and spend the money thus collected:
ana il would be much more to their credit did
they pay particular attention TO their legitimate
duties, IMAM to be making long REPORTS and dis
cussing them too. as to the powers and oninions
OF heads OF departments, and as to where the
Atlantic telegraph shall be landed
bnt, 70 return to my legitimate duty, viz: The
recelPs ana expenditures of our city government
for which every Mayor has been held responsibI
oy the clnzens and has been held to strict account
ior tnem. This article will be exclusively upon
the foiice receipts and expenditures.
80 No. 1.-The Police System
VIII not enter into any discussion as to ho,,
our roLCe 90 their duty, what kind of material
they are composed of, and where they can be zen
orally round, and what is their manner of spend
ing thew time or whether they will make GOOD
= soldiers" prizs-fghterS shcn dey-hittt,s Tsrn-
tdtorS OF primary elections" or not; as our cIti
Lens nave mad ample opportunities Of witnessing
tneii aolIty IN all these msneuvers and car Judge
for themselves without any aid from me Nv
business is with facts and figures not opiuionS
Our cltlzens may be somewhat surprised to
know that about % per cent of the CORPORATIONS
gus icNoPts from all sources Is paid to our
Police torce But 1t is so. Here are the figures:
Recelpts Tor the year 1853 50 ..... S23i SIC az
Sost Oh 'ne follce system. so S64 rs
Inc cost OF the Police system for the wear ending
June So, 1850, will, | have no doubt, larpeiv
exceed the above. To show how this expenditure
for the Police force has been increasing upon ms
give the receipts and expenditures from tS55-,56
TO lSo5-'59, embracing the last year of Mayor
Towers, the two years of Mayor Magruder and
the first year of Mayor Berret:
1855 So. L. Towers Mayor
Expenditures for Police force. ....... SI2 7ge II
Receipts from Police force. .... 7,0Si "a
Cost to the taxpayers .............. s5.7I3 S.
1865 w. b. Magruder, Mayor
expenditures for Police force .... 1RIT 6lI II
Receipts from Police force. 3,s22 So
Cost to the taxpayers. g.. sol 25
1S57-'5S w. b. Magruder. Mayor
expenditures for Police force. SI7 SIG rs
Receipts from Police force 6,2Is -
Cost to the taxpayers. .625 81
1855 SO j. 6 Berret, Mayor.
Expenditures for Police force. ssh ssa 2s
Receipts from Police force........... A, g2g 81
Cost to the tax payers .S35, q3t 81
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AIex.udrla Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, May le.-flour-Famtly &C 75a
IS; Extra SO .50s6 IS; Super. s6.0o16. u w heat
white, fair 20 good, 81 50si 90; red 81 35ai45
Corn-white 75a79i mixed 76a77c; yellow 76s7sc.
Rye s2as3c. Oats 40a9fc Corn Meal 74ssgc ner
az $50; Flaxseed o.. Provisions-Butter. roll
lsa2oc-, bacon loo. Pork s7sS7 so. Lard i0al2c
" Risky 24s3oc. Fish-Berring ts so o. SO per
thousand shad eli lsossis per hundred; very lew
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To the .SoHRef to Carusi, pxblishsd yestsydav.
No matter. Let ii now suffice that at his last
May ball, =
Three generations stood before the Young. old
Seneschal
Which he had tauobt mr. teaches I'm Iifs,s daj
.cious spring,
To forward two" and "right and left,s and
cut the pigeon wing
Know bell please the japanese. Suppose we
say ''three cheers
For Carusi;' and Carasi, may he live thousand
years
Washington, Nav Is, 1850
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BY &c. McGUIRE 4 CO. Anntinneers-

REAUTlEQL EUROPEAN OIL PAINT
~ iNGS- VIII be sold at auction on THURS
GAY, May gath, at five o'clock, at the Auction
hooms,.a collection of upwards OF 10 yery choice
european o1l Paintings, Just imported, al care
loy hnlshed by talented artists Of Paris and Brus-
ssik' The above pictures are ola high class. and
comprise valuable original Paintings 10y eminent
wing a'tIsts, and fine copies Of some Of the most
o'ebrated pictures of the old masters now TO- the
different galleries Of Europe. Among the subjects
my be fOundIj roups, Figures Of life size Historic
Su'gs Architectural and Street Views IN diff
Iefent European cities. Cattle and Flower Pieces
including hne copy of Rosa Bonhem's picture IN
the Luxembourg Gallery, LANDSCAPES. =, with a
grSst variety OF SIZE and style, subject and FIN sh
Inc ate ton ofthe lovers Of good pictures 10
respectfully invited TO this gale.
The Paintings will be on exhib't ton for threa
day prior to tale.
Terms: S5) and under, CASH; over $50 credit of
~ and - days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest.
ma 70 !. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aucts
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DeusIas Movement M Pit,.bur.

PIIrsBURG, May Il "A meeting ofthe Douglas
Club was held last night IL was determined TO
issue an address recommending the friends Of
Douglas to hold meeting in the various precincts
of the city, instruct their delegates to the national
convention, and request the county committee to
for Douglas.
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These tables embrace all expenditures for Police
force and Auxiliary Guard in the years stated
The United States Government pays about
80 oOc per annum towards our Police expen ditures
which added to the S50,SGI IS paid by our CITY
government, amounts to about Se0, 900. Can il he
possible that with a population of some sixty
thousand it requires this amount to keep MS ia
ORDER
VIII any sane man undertake to Justify con-
uhuancs OF a system which asks SO much and
ray SO niue! admit that it was necessary some
few years back to increase our Police force In
drlve out the states Hose, " and other kindred
gangs, who were supported here by some OF our
cluzens for political purposes; but when the
duced i -
MY next article will be upon improvement Of
streets. Yours
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" hosss TIE STas prixtsd on fls 6asssst
"ssT Prsss - use scntA q BaItiror., its sditior
30 1ars' ~ TO 'sqsrs It to Be pat to press az a.
'a'IS Aou'i Advertisements, therefore, shosld D.
'fd - e.fors TSsslvs O'Clock, m; otAsrsiss la,
ray Not sPpsar xsfil tks nszt dnv
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DURE OLD RYE wHISEY.-On hand several
l. brand of Pure Old Rye Viii kJ, Copper Dis
ulied made by the most relisb dlstillers Penn
s,lvania. MARYLAND add Virginia. warranted pure.
Also, Imported Rrandies, Hennessy, 0tard. Dupuy
= Co., Jules Robins, &c. Also, Peach aud AppIe
Brapdy,. pure Holland Gin, Old Jamaica and ST.
Crolx nm, and Wines of every variety. sli OF
standard brAnds. A choice lot of Cigars and To-
bsooo: YOUNG & KEPHARf, AEenh,
aph-ly $50 Pa av., betw. eth and 10th sts
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A New Catholic College.

the wing Of the handsome marble mansion at
South Orange, receatly purchased for the Catho-
lie College, was laid yesterday afternoon by
Bishop Bayley. The bishop delivered an ad-
dress on the occasion.
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THE BOSOM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our Young and mIddle-aged to indulge IN excess and
gebasIng habits. Those who are tearniug for some
influence to dIspel the growing evil should read
HHman FRA hy, or Physiological RsssqyehsS.'' 1t
aelInSat%s In rird cclorS for 1t is beautifully Illus
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure Salty
another column. Sold by Dr. Barrow I94 Bleecher
where WY
- Sold also by 5. Calvert Ford, jr, Washington,
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NoIics-Bs'rtef Of Colxnbta Adrsrtisszusst,
" % ts'sfsd n fAs BALTIMORE SUN ars ,soeivsd
81 asd forwarded from TIE STAR Office.
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AT Alexandria, Va, on the 18th instant By the
Rev. Father Kroes, HENRY McLINDOS TO
Miss MARY LAWLER, both of Washington
On the 18th MAY, by the Rev. Mr.. Rysr, THOS.
y; hObERTSON to Miss SARAH F.. l.. EW-
h, both Of this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
E For other Auction Sakss.

BY WALL Il BARNARD, Aucuonaer..
II ARGE SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS
- CIGARS, WINES, WoopwARF ANn P.TSTs
On TuEcDAY MORNING, 22d inst AT 10 n,oI n
we WI sell, at the Auction ooms a large stock ~
GtoceTIes OF prime quality. We name
Barrtls crushed and refined sugars
nossP ads Porto Rico ard Musc9yado SuRark
thests Imperial and u ack Teas
Boxes ground COfse, Indigo and Starch
Boxes Brown and CASTLE Soap
Boxes hdamantlne and Sperm Candles
- &es arms, Ground Ginger and Tacks
cigars ana Tobacco, va ious ands
Ca>kS Brandy. Old Wreck. MOuOnRabela pika,s
. INK, and other brands WhIsky
Gases and bottles Brandy, WHISKY Po. Sherrv
CIaret, Jamaica Rum and BItters
D1ttSS niaVoI!ng Extract and Curry Powder.
PAINTS White Lead ard Zinc PANT
CASKS and Boxes ColOred Paints.
Also, an assortment of WOODWARD
vests TUBS, Buckets, Cake and Clothes Pins
Fancy aud Juts Mats and BrOOms
-, eTms: SD oash ever that amount, a credit Of
81 ana % days, for app rOved endOTss ed no'ef
ma l9d WALL. a BARNARD pots
BY j. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, AuctIoneers.
fHu ACH PEWS AT AUCTION.-OB WE'D
" NESDAH AFTERNOON, May sd, at half
past hve o clock, at the Auction Rooms. we shall
sen, without reserve, Pew No. 80, in st. John s
Pew No. rs, in Trinity Church.
Terms: One third cash: the residue In two and
Jour months with interest, for satisfactorily en-
ma I9i &c. Mcguire & CO. Auots.
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Hen. Iehn Bell seren.ded

~LouIsvILLE, May I7.-Hon. John Bell, candi-
date Of the Union party for President, now en-
route for Tennessee, was serenaded this evening
He addressed the people.
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BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs

is the best and cheapest article for DRESSING Beau
hfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and PeTfumers. mar y 6m
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NEW YORK, May ls--The transfer clerk In the
once OF the Pacific Mail Company 10 reported
missing to-day, and dcfaulter TO the amount OF
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MRS: WINsLow, ar experienced nurse and female
PHy scian, mas Soothtag Syrrp for ChiLiea Teeth
Dy soitenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation.
vii HIiaJ al pam. and is sure to regulate the
70 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
feIiectIy sale IN all cases. See advertisement in
snoehoi cOIuIllH. lily
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PITrsBuRe, May 1.-THE General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian new SCHOOL, Church assembled
here to-day. Four hundred delegates were pres
ent. .--fT
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NoTIcB THIS CARD.
we solicit the attention of all persons in want of
G!othlng, to our large and fashionable stock of
clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our goods
are an manufactured by ourselves aud we conf
IDENTITY assert that We can give better goods and
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
otnor bllshment in this city. Any STYLES of
antied. MCCAIN .c2.I
ma Tin National Hotel Building,
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
All OF DIR. Humphreys a Co.'s specific Ho-
meopdthlc Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes, at Is and 81 cents each. Also,
In In S cases, CONTAINING 20 yial., from, "a to s.
each, with hook OF full directions. For ssle BY
n. y. Gilman. $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent w. A Fitzgerald, $50 north r street:
also Oy I. b. Winter, north corner OF X street and
vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
HSE4 Tor Internal and external inilammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma iy
fkNNIEs;-Persons desiring Pennies will alvays
hno hem Tor srohanse at the Star OAkae eanntar
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The HoTELs.-The principal hotels Of Wash
in2ton for several weeks past have been doing an
extensive business The rush TO and from the
political conventions, the annual meetings of
various national associations, Congress, &c
have bad the effect to attract great crowds of
strangers TO the Metropolis; and frequently the
to obtain rooms for their patrons At other houses
The speedy departure Of guests was no relief to
them, for as soon as a room was vacated by one
guest 10 was assigned 10 another, and the house
was as full as ever The curiosity excited by the
arrival Of the japanese Embassy has caused the
crOwding Of the hotels. Not only at wfllards'
where proprietors and subordi mates are attending
day and night 10 host Of guests that I'LL that ex
tensive establishment completely, but at the Ma
tlonal, Browns and Kirk woods they are all alike
busy and have their full share Of the dstinyu shed
visitors now in Washington. Thong many have
taken their departure within a few DAYS vet the
arrivals have been so numerous that there is no
diminution Of the number Of guests at any hotel
apparent from day to day.
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WORKING OUT WAGRR.-Among the MANY
bets made upon the result of the late nternatio
. mill'' between Heenan and Savers was one by
a gentleman Of this city living In the Northern
Liberties, and believer In the brusing qualifica
lions Of Sayers, with another gentleman Of the
same vicinity, that the shorthaired Englishman
would be the victor In case of the defeat of his
champion he agreed TO trundle a wheelbarrow,
loaded with one hundred weight of cobble- stones,
from the corner Of l. street down Eighth to
street, through TO Seventh street. and up Seventh
to l. street Ii having been decided by the people
on this side Of the water that Dir. Savers was
pretty well whallopedr in the late encounter,
ago and fulfilled his compact. during which ne
was accompanied by numerous aud enthusiastic
crowd OF persons, who cheered him on In his
labor, calling "tme" regularly whenever he
stopped to blow.
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The PROMENADE CONCERT at the Presidents
Grounds, this evening, will Of course not be for
gotten by our citizens as we have already informed
them that the Japanese Embassy are expected to
be present on the occasion. az
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Old School Presbyterian General Assembly.
ROCHESTER, May 1.-THE Old School Pnesby-
terian General Assembly met here to-day. Three
hundred delegates were present. Rev. Dr.. feo-
mans, Of Pennsylvania; was elected moderator,
and the Rev A g. Vermilyse clerk.
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FIRST WARD MKEIINe.-Pursuant TO advertise
ment inviting all those In the First W ard opposed
70 the present municipal administration 10 as
sernble at Stott's Hail, last evening, quite a large
number Of citizens met AZ the time and place de
signat d.
The meeting having been called TO order, Mr..
samuel f. Douglass was elected president, and
MrW H. Hines chosen secretary.
Without the transaction OF any further business,
the meeting adjourned sine die
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CIRCUIT CouRT THE court to day is engaged
ia trying the of Thomas Carbery VS. Msssrs.
j C. H A Willard, involving the determine
ton or continuance Of certain case. ~.
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WALKING MATCH has been pending at Ad-
ams's restaurant since last Monday, At p m ,
between the American Trapper and the English
Dodger, which was only concluded last night by
the Dodger .scaying IMP the American Eagle
thereby securing another triumph over "per6d-
ious Albion" after walk Of i05 hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-19

The coLoRKD CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Of ST Ma
thews parish win have Mayday Festival on
Monday next, at Clear Spring
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THIS AFTERNOON d To- MORROW
By J.. c. MCGUIRE CO.. AucnoneeTs-

By J. C. McGUIRE Il CO.. Auctloneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FURNITURE
- AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT THE VERSoS
IL O'Clock at the vernon Honse. corner of Nns m =
avenue aud Third street west, We shat sell a guan-
ny OF va liable Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at
the risk and expense Of a former purchaser. We
Ia dSOme Oval and Ornamental top Gilt Frame
Mante Mirrors,
-Four sets solid Oak Chamber Furniture, with Mar
be tops.
Solid Walnut Redsteads, Bureaus and Wa, hstands
Superior Spring and Curled Hair Mattresses,
holsters and Pillows, Blankets. Comforts,
sS ans-seat Gaairs' Lounges, Toilet Sets,
Gas Cbandellers and Gas Brookets throughout,
Chamber Tables, Towel Racks, &c, &C
credit Of 81 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
WM, a. BROWNING. Trustee.
ma I'D J. c. MCGUIRE & co .Auots
By c. w. BOTELER q SONS, Auc,Ioneers
Sail OF EXCELLENT HpUSEBOLD Fur
- NlTvRE AT AUCTION On MONDAY MORN
M MAY y comm4ncIn ing at half past 10 O'Clock.
tween 18th and l9:h, collection of good and nearly
rev Househoid Furniture, bsng the effects of a
iaml'y declining housekes ping. embracing part
Mahogany Ch.lrs, Walnut Etegere
Mahogany Rockers, marble-top Centre Table
III Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase, Brussels Car
Mante Ornaments. Oak sIdebo.rds, Oak Chairs,
OAK Ext ,nslon ahle, Butler Tray,
~ French China Tea Set,
6 6a 81 SastoLs' cut a9G pressed Glass Ware &c.
OAK set of Cottage Chamber Furniture
walnut Bedstead, Walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Hair and other Mattresses, Irgr6in CarpstIng.
in Sai" hitcnsn rnture, Cooking Requisites,
Terms: S3) snd under cash; over $50 a credit of
o. a nd ~ DAYS, for approved endorsed notes. bear
ma is st c. w. BOTELER a. SONS. Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY J. c. McGUIRE& co Anct1oreel

BY J. c. MCGUIRE a CO., AuctIoneers
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALEM SQUARES
LATE FgRsER, FiizeERALp1oa MON bay. the
I4th OF MAY at A9 o'clock. shall offer, at pablo
aud three lots of2l feet inches fronting on Eight
ee1th street west all near the corner of EIs hteenth
And on the next day. MAY 18th, at half past
O'Clock P; m fhall offer, at public auction the
street NORTH, and 81 feet on North Capiiot street
rms IS one 81 the most BEAUTIFUL and valuable
iots o. me CaPtol Hill. The title TO all this ground
fhe terms will be made known at sale.
ma ) &C. McG UlRE & CO., Aucts.
UTHE SALE OF THE PROPERTY AID
reft!sei aEove IN square los rs postponed until
MONDAY next, 2Ist at half rast o'clock m.
rHOS CARBERY. Trustee.
ma l6 JAS. C. MCGUIRE co. a ucts.
BY WALL q BARN YARD, Auct.ono ers.
| 0rS IN THE FIRST WARD, ON SEVEN
DAY AFiEFNotN. the as. Instant. at n Sst
premises, OTIS 7 and 8, in DavIdson's subdivision
Of square ls3 fronting each n feet on Seventeenth
Terms: One fourth cash; bai.nc s' IN and IA
MONTH; 'eOu ed b deed ft,qs. n The premises.
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
RRh hFRTIRNXo66S r. N
,sst at SGSSs y sh, sell in tsont Of Il. prem
% feet In depth, with the improvements being a
two story brick dwelling and smsll building at
t.ehed, gu table for store. Title perfect.
ma is-st THos. BOWLING Auct
By BARNARD BUCKEv. Auctoneer..
Georgstotca, ID. c.
Two FRAME DWELLING HOUSES ON
BRIDGE ct ,GRORGKTowN, AT AUsTI0N On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. s4th ms amt al q
O'Clock, we sha sell in front Of thu premises pa
OF Lot IL, in Holmead's addition to Georgetow,.
irsi ting 80 feet on the north side Of Bri :Ee nRar
M gomeTy street, and running b. OK I2l feet AID
Inproved by two good Frame Dwelling Hou
This ground is part of the te of the late Samu
bss!, ana the ute ls unquestlona lie.
ms lid BARNARD & BUrKEY, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH
IL TT, BETWEEN AND sTREETs NORTH. AT
AUcTioN-,in WEDNr SDAY, the esd instant
shall sell IN front OF the Ienuses, ate O'Clock p.
having, 8 G ont on Fourth street Of twenty: seven
and-a ball feet, running back enc hundred feet 70
q paved alley.
+ Terms: One fourth CASH the balanos in s. -, aud
ls months. for noies bearing interest from the day
Of sale. A deed given And q deed oftrust taken.
ma I'D A GREEN Auct
u TAKE NOTICE.
II. LINNEY, M shCHANT TAILOR, has On
hand fine assortment of French and Eng =
lish CLOTHS, CT SSIMERES aud YE~T->
kNGS, which Will make up at least twenty
per cent. lower than the usual prices. Gen W.
tlemen wishing 10 furnish their own cloth -
would do well TO give me call as will ma Ike them
a In. &C., L. -