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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-03
By J. e. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct,oneers,
EURNITUREA AND HOIISEHOI ID EFFECTS

% OO.' hUCtIOUttTt.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
4 ATPUBLIc SALE-On WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, May 9Th. st IN O'Clock, at the residence of a
tvesn l0th and 18th sts., we shall sell
MahoZany Hair -seat Sofa, Dlvans, and rarlor
Marble-top Table, Mirror, Mant.l Ornaments
Mahoga a, Card Tables, Whatnot,
carpets, OIloloth, Rugs,
CaInask Gu taIhs, CornIce, Window Shades,
MahOran Secretary and Bookcase. Lounge,
Cane and Wood sea. CT airs, Tables,
china, Glass, and CrOckery Ware, Clock,
Silver plated Castor Coffee Urn, Table Cutlery,
BedsteFds, Bureaus, Washstands,
+ ather Beds, Boosters ard Pillows Mattresses
Wardrobes, Chamber Tables, Toilet Sets, &c
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Utensils generally
T-rms: S2N ard under cash; over that sum a
CT dat cf6 and go days, for SAT-, actoriy endorsed
notes bearing interest.
ma d J. G. MEG UIRE a. CO Aucts
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ma d ]. Q. McG UIRE q co .Aucts.


TWO NEARLY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS
ON u STREET AT AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, Sd May, at 5 O'Clock, we will sell,
Ia front Of the -emises, part of Lot4 in Square
SS, fronting twent' ght feet on ID, between Fifh
and Sixth streets east and improved by two nea IN
rent. % :
Terms: One third cash; ba .ance in and y months
bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust on
th@ premises All convey ancIng at the expense OF
the purchaser.
APIS WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
lTTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
pOned until MONDAY AFTERNOON, NAV 18th
SANE hour. WALLA RARNARD
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MARRIED

On the 18th Of April, at the Foundry Parsonage,
hy the Key; MT. Edwards, c r. NJ. JARVIS. to
MISS JOSEPHlNE TOWNER, all ofVirgi ia.
On the 18th nit, BY Rev. Mr.. Ryan, JOSEPH f.
GRIFFITH, OF Baltimore.
On the lst instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Lemon, Mt
N. SCOTT, to Miss M. A. BELL, all of Wash
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New York markets.

NEW YORK, May Flour is firm; State s5 so
as IS; Ohio So 2OaS6 IS; southern s6 ioas6 90.
Wheat is firm; choice " estern white Sl.7O. Corn
is steady; white S3aS4, yellow slas2c. Pork is
ddll; mess sl7 4Oal7 rs; prime SIP S7sla.I2- Lard
is quiet al lOA allie. Whisky is active at DC.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auctloneers.
GeOTg,fOfra ID q

- HOUSES On FRIDAY, May 18th, at 5 O'Clock
M we Viii offer for SALE to the highest bidder
street adjoining the residence OF Mr.. John a.
Smoot TINS property ls on the hsndsomest stree /
on that gtreet.
immediately after the sale of the above property
We sh1ll SELL on the premises, he two story Brick
House on the north SIDE of Bridge street, below
montgomery street, Uccupled 10y Capt. Mitchell:
the house. ~ VI
Term of sale: One-third cash; the balance in &.
Y and u months, secured by notes bea in interest
satisfactorily endorsed with deed of trust on the
property. Term complied with within FIVE Gays.
or re-Sae OF the property at cost at the risk of
the Gefalltlng purchaser.
All CONVEX aDcPs at the ex pensa of the purchaser
ao 21-d BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Aucts
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NoIlcE-DIsfriet Of CO!Sn'bta Adrsrtissn,snt,
% % Inserted ~ ths BALTIMORE Sun ars rscsivsd
~ asd fortedrdsd from TIE STAR Office
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AUCTION SALES.
~ For other auction SAFES, see first page.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

By A. GKEEN, Auctioneer. =
ROOTS AND SHOES, FURNITURE, &C.,
~ AT AUCTIoS.-On SATURDAY, the 5th inst,
shall sell, at my auction room, 500 Seventh street.
=; 10 clocs a. M, good assortment of Boots aud
Sn es upon conti ,nment from thu North, kiz:
30 pairs Ladies', Misses, Mems and ChIIdren's
Boots and Shoes, comprising a general assort-
ment, received per CONSIGNMENT sa'e positive
Furniture.
Terms cash,
ma s 1t AGREEN Auot i
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SuicIde at Ra.tan

BosToN, May John II. Browne, a well
kaown lawyer Of this city, committed suicide to
day by jumping from train Of ars on the Fail
River railroad. He was about so years old.
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Ffraucfal.

NEW YORK, May Stocks are active and
higbH; Chicago and Rock Island 66; Cumberland
Coal Company l4S; Illinois Central shares 5ek
Michigan Southern 2ix; New York Central ~,
Pennsylvania Coal Company 81; Reading -;
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The PERFORMANCES of the Burlesque Opera
Troupe at Odd Fellows Hall are all that they are
represented to be, and should be freely patron
lied by our fun-loving citizens. The music of
.oe company, ooth vocal and instrumental, is ex-
cellent, and their jests and drolleries are w and
irreslstably amusing. If you want a good hearty
laugh that will completely rejuvenate you, drop
In to-nig ht and hear them
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & co. Auct1oaeers.

By ]. G. MCGUIRE h co, AuciIoaeers
EXECUTOR \ SALE OF A TIYO-ST0RY
lL BRICK HOUSE, AND LOT on THIRTEENTH ST.
WEST, BIT wEEN L ST: NORTH AND VI ASS AcHUsETIS
AyENUE.-U1 SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY
5th, at "a ocl ock, on the premises, shall sell Lot
h ~ tpbdivI ion of square No. 2sS, ironing 50 feet
lOH Inches On Thirteenth street west, betw cen a,
street north and Massachusetts avenue, running
back an AVERAGE depth of about 81 feet, together
brick dwelling house containing s rooms
Terms: One, third cash the residue in and u
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust en-
the premises.
All conveyaneing at tae cost Of the purchaser.
PALMER BRISCO, Executor
ap e. cod J. C.. Noel IIRE Il co. Aucta
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WoRKHoUsE.-It is gratifying to learn that this
morning the number of inmates Of the wor kho lse
was not over forty; about ten of whom are men,
the remainder women. In the almshouse tbe
pauPers number about eighty. The grounds in a
Few days will present fine sight. The skillful
gardener, Mr.. King, has introduced the cuItiva
uon OF Mowers and ornamental plants in addition
to vegetables for table use and these will soon be
In nne condition II the weather favors
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Southern Reioicfnxs.

SAVANNAH, Nav Zone hundred guns Were
fred nom the battery this evening in honor Of the
southern seceders The immense crowd were
enthusiastic with excitement
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TARGET sHooTING.-Next Monday, the Presi.
dents Mounted Guard propose tn 20 ont for a
iiule sharp shooting with the carbine Doubtless
tlete VIII De a large turnout Of the members.
and sharp contest for the medal
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The JAPANESE EMBASSY Contacts have been
executed with tue Messrs Willard for the accom-
mediation Of the japanese Embassy during their
stav in this CITY.
The magnificent iron steamer PHILADELPHIA.
(CaPt, William Smith) belonging to the Norfolk
and Seaford Company, but at present under con
Gol Of Com. Mattngly, Of the Washington and
Richmond route, has been chartered to convey
the embassy from Norfolk to Washington II IS
stated that they will land with military honors AT
the Washington Arsenal, where preparations are
now progressing to give them proper reception
on their landing
All the Government troops now here, including
oattalio Of marines and the ordnance men at the
Arsenal, as well as the Washington Light Infan-
ny, and PROBABLY several other District volunteer
corps, Will form portion Of the escort
Il IL understood that unless the X Roanoke sbonld
Re intercepted by some Government vessel bearing
Contrary orders she will proceed TO New York as
heretofore Indicated, but where orders await her
10 proceed immediately 70 NOrfOlk Fhc PIiIa-
detphia VIII be there in readiness to receive the
Embassy.
Ii is but fair to state that the contracts for their
transportation and accommodation evince a lib
eral spirit on the part Of our enterprising citi-
zens, the Messrs. Willard, and the managers of
the Philadelphia
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A. GREEN, Auct.

By J. C. McG UIRE q CO.. Auctioneers,
,RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 5sh, at sE
O'Clock, on the premises. by virtue of deed OF
trust 10 the subscriber, dated May nh, 1857, and
seq. one Of the land records for WashIns ton coun
ty, d. g., shall sell Lots Nos 50 and IS in subdiyl-
sion OF Square No. ga, fronting each u feet on
north n street, between LIST street west and north
capitol street, and running back ITS feet inches 70
80 1ees alley, and containing each 4,2O6 feet Of
ground, more or less. =
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue 10 g. IL and
IL mouths, with interest, secured by deed oftruSt
On On the premises All conveyancing at the cost Of
THos. J. FISHER, Trustee.
ap2-2aw&ds C. MEG UIRE a CO.. Aucts.
~ &c; MCGUIRE & CO.. Auohopeers.
ExECUTORS' SALE OF IMPROVED AND
AZ uNIMPRovEo PRoPRRTY.-On MONDAY AT
TEbNOON, May 7th. at O'clock, on the p. emf SEES,
the subscribers, Executors of the late Edward HI.
Pendieton, deceased, will offer at public auction,
commencing with the hrst named, the following
property:
Lot NO. II, in Square $50, frortng 4s feet inches
on south 9, and s. teet inches on Canal street.
between First and Second street west, improved
by TWO neat tw0-stOry frame dwelling houses,
which viii be sold separately.
Ats O'Clock, on ina premises, Lot No. 1, In
Square SIS. fronting 100 feet on Third street west
and 100 feet south street, beirg leo feet
at the corner of Third street west and south d
street This wiz be subdisid into suitable build
ing lots.
and 4, Ia sqnare No. 80 frontiPs on New jsrssy
avenue between north ID aud K streets.
refms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6. u, and
~ months with interest, secured BY deed Of trnst
on the premises, - =
All convey ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
p. p pENDIET(IN
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The GRAFTON before the ChiIPsi Society NJ ths
Snnifhsonian, this evening, viii be delivered bv
Mr.. Isham, Of Massachusetts, and the poem by
Mr.. Duncan, Of Virginia. y
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The MARKET The Centre Market this morn
Ing was rather scantily supplied, and the great
bulk Of the provisions were offered at the stands
OF the licensed dealers The attendance from the
firms and gardens very slim The prices
were uPt the old rates, and maintained without
any Indications Of change The market as usual
after a rainy spell, was unpleasant The gang
ways were not over crowded with purchassrs; the
demand was light, and sales were rather duh in
every department "
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the work OF constructing large sewe, siY Tat
ten inches, in the Asylum square, closed 10 day at
noon. -
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The LEcrrRE OF Mr.. Waller 8. Hunter, at VIII.
and Shores of Africa, - was attended bv an intel
Egent aud appreciative audience and fully cam,
up 10 the high expectations which had beer
formed in regard to It.
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! ALEXANDRIA MArTEAs.-Thc old frame build
ing on the corner OF King and Alfred streets
occupied for wears past by the Messrs Bradley
cabinet manufacturers, is soon to be torn down
to make room for f1ne, commodious brick edi-
fee, four stories high. This building when
completed, with others now in course of cree
ton, will add greatly to the appearance of King
Street-the Broadway of Alexandria
AT the regular annual meeting of the Fire De-
Partment Of Alexandria, held last night the fol-
lowing officers were elected President George
Wilmington; First Vice President Hugh Ia
thami Second do, r. II Stabler; Secretary.
l.; Carne; Treasurer, ]. w. Green
The Department have adopted as badge to be
worn oy each Fire Warden when on DUTY a five.
pointed silver star, with the words "Ffre War
den" and his number engraved thereon; and for
the President of each Company an oval badge of
the same material, to be worn on the left lannel
Of the coat when at fires rr
The stands and benches in the Alexandria mar
the market -
The contest for the nomination by the whig
and American party Of a candidate for Sheriff of
Alexandria county promises 70 be spirited affair
as notn tne candidates are popular men with the
party. They are w. ID Massey, ex-Nlayor of the
city, and John A. Field, Esq Collector of Taxes
The Convention meets tomorrow night at Lib
ertv Hall
The May term of the County Court OF AIexan-
drla county commences On Monday next The
commissioners to hold the spring elections will
be appointed by this Court
The steamer Monticello sailed for New York
from Alexandria yesterday afternoon taking ont
| large freight and seven passengers
A man named John Hanson was killed on the
i,ynchbnrg extension of the Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad yesterday. He was engaged as a
watchman on the road.
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REV. THos. II. SrOcK1oN.-The numerous ad.
lmirers OF the eloquent Chaplain of the House OF
Representatives will be glad 10 learn that he has
returned from short visit to his family in Phila
delphia much improved In strength, and Will
resume his duties as Chaplain, and on next Sun
day VIII preach, as usual in the hall Of the House
OF Representatives
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON 8 To- MoRRoW

by =. z. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers
ktTEnEMPT0RY SALE OF DESIRABLE
Housk AND Lor on l7rH srErrT wTsI. ssTwESs
nnFir Hp NORTH In THURSDAY
sAF ISnNOON, May 81. at O'clock on the
p misses We shall sell, to the highest bidder sub
on 10 z IN square No ~. fronting 50 feet
OF EeFenteenth street west, between ard 4
streets north run ing bsckI feet to public al ey
.oslthaef . VIII the improvements, consisting of
W. h onsa two-story and basement Brick Dwell
o., a,nne ROOM Kitchen three chambers and two at
Ier"'s: One-thIrd cash; the residue in &. 70 a.
nno = months, with interest secured by deed of
nin ne premises. Tide perfect All convey
aP 90 ]. Q. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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The Ball Of the Montgomery Guards, at the
attended. Esputa's band furnished the music
and under the capital arrangements of the Com,
mitee, everything passed eff In the most pleasa nt
manner imaginable
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


ply VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST To
- . ne undersigned, executed BY John shaw and
matiida shaw: dated 9th day of June, A. d.. 1859,
and BY order Of the cestue que trust, / shall on
ruEsDAY, the 1t daI Of May, at 5o'clock p, m, !,
trust deed, as follows:
Lotto in Square numbered four hundred and
twenty tDree, as this same Is arked and laid do
IN the ground pan OF The city of " ashingtop, and
described as follows; BEGINNING 100 feet from the
oorEer OF street north. and running north on the
line OF Eighth street west IS 412 feet. thence eagt
feet TO Eighth ST. the place Of
IN al 5SSsH square feet of ground, Iog ether with
dwelling houses, with back buildings.
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
TO be paid In cash on the day of sale and the ba
ance IN three equal payments at g. and ls months,
with interest, secured By a deed Of trust on the
premises. - -
IL the terms of sale are not compiled with in five
Gays aer day OF sale the trustee reserves the
- resell on hive days notice. at the cost and rlsE OF
the defaultlpg purchaser.
S.S, WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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FIRST WARD IMPROVEMENTS .-COmmis s. one
Rawlings is now engaged with the iroDroyene on
OF several streets in the First Ward. The prou
erty owners desire the Corporation to keep pac
with their Improvements, which as the report
In the local columns of the StGr for several wesk
have shown, are rapidly increasing. Pavement
are ordered for squares %, Al, AZ, 81, SIS, So Tn
cutters and curbing on g and Eighteenth street
TO be repaired, and Seventeenth street from \
street to Massachusetts avenue. to be graded.
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Nh. ROBERT HELLER, It should be horne In
mind, opens at the theatre tonight, with his Der
formances wonderful and fantastic, and will Of
course, have full house. Get your seats elrly
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I'M s ITs Il 81 NEG UlRE o CO. suSt,ones!r

BE y, 2; MCGUIRE co. Auotioneers
IshCoTEE'S SALE OF -FOUR VALUABLE
BUILD Nc Lots, AT THEcoRNKR OF lsr STREET
VET AMP north g STREETS -On SATURDAY
ArIEhHOON, May 5th, at o'clock. ON the
pr ist 1884, and duly recorded in Liber T. A. =, No
i5o Ioos 40 etc., one Of the land records for Wash
s,ll lols numbered a. q, - and 50, in James q.
mcUalre.s SUBDIVISION of square ga. =
Lot n fronts IS feet LIST street west At tbs cor
ner OF q street north, and running back $50 feet
Inches 20 q 70 feet alley. Lots g. % and 81 front
each - feet ~ inches on LIST street west between g
and streets north. and run back 80 feet inches
g 70 feet alley, together with the improvements
on the rear Of said lots and fronting on the alley.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. II and
on the premises
1.-THE terms Of sale ahquld not be complied with
IN i've days thereaftey, the trustee reserves the
Fishs to rsssi At the risk and expense Of the de-
All ocnveysncinr At the expense of thu purchaser.
:, aavsd. 6 H9Ms cS Ii uFIRtSHE6 s Tr .s;
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The OBJ FELLOWS LfBRARY-Some time In
NoVStnS-f last, the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
together with representation from the subordi-
nate Lodges OF the District of Co nbia took into
consideration the subject Of estabi shiny a library
Tor the use Of the members of the Order and tn If
families Meetings were held and committees
appointed. and IL was finally determined, con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested by members
IN relation to the matter to form library associa
ton, under the auspices of the Grand Lodge-the
The members and others who might take an in
serest In the enterprise. On Tuesday, April
24th, the association was formally organized by
the election Of president, vice president, secre-
tary, treasurer, librarian, and board Of nine d.
rectors-the latter chosen from the different lodges
OF the District. The following the officers
President, F. ID. SMART Vice President, s. T
Shrgert; Secretary, j. ii. Bartlett; Treasurer ]
T. Clements; Librarian, r. Finley Hunt. Di-
rectors-J r. Elvans, II. " Ober, Edw'd Evans
f.. Douglass, J. T. BANGS. w F.. Waters, III
Divine, A Duvall, and A. Eberly.
The Association has been receiving contYibu-
lions but three weeks, and the library already
numbers eight hundred bound volumes: conn
Distely filling case twelve feet long by nine feet
IN blight. Some three hundred other JlumeI are
can De provided in which to secure them The
design In forming the Association has been TO
make the library nucleus around which NAV
De associated hundreds Of the order here, whose
occupations are of nature TO preclude the devo-
ton Of any Of the business hours of the day to
read as well as to provide useful literature for
the benefit Of widows and orphans of deceased
Odd Fellows, and all others, members of the
order, whose inclination and tastes are literary
The Odd Fellows now number about fourteen
hundred members in good Standing in the Dis
trict Of Columbia; and this association will ex-
tend its beneficial influence to them all, as well
as TO all connected with them, and cannot but be
productive Of much good. ...-
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctloneers
H0uSEHOLD FURNITURE AND HOUSE
KEEPING EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
TUESDAY MORNING, May g. at 10 O'Clock al
toe residence of Mrs Bech sl, q street north, be-
tween 18th ard l4th streets, we shall sell All the
F0Initure AMI Household Effects, oomprisinE-
Mahogany case PIsno forte Stool and Cover
Hair spring seat So as
Arm, X Ocking, and Parlor Chairs
Marble top centre, sofa, and pier Tables,
Gilt frame Mirrors Walnut Whatnot
Fie,cl Chn1 Vases, gilt Cande abras, and other
Danaik and Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cans-seat Chair, Lounges,
BIqssels Three ply and Ingra n Carpets
Halt t.ucloth, star Carpets. Hat Tree,
Gas l{tuTe Rugs,FIre-irons,
EXTENSION ming Table, Dining Chairs
China, Glass, and Crockery ware, Table Cutlery
silver p ated Casters, " alters, -
DRESSING and plain Bureaus, WaIdrobes,
Cottage Sets, Toilet Ware
bedsteaes, WashstaDds, Looking Glasses,
Excellent Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Bankets, Comforts, Count rpanes,
holsters and Pillows, SheetIng
Cooking and other stoves
Together with q general assortmen Mt of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: $50 and under. c,sh; over that sum a
credt OF 90 snd 80 days fpr satlsfactor endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
maya j. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts. sd
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LOG AL NEWS.

u nezgA THE STAR IS prinssd on fas 6nsssss
ssssrs Prsss N ass soxh Of Baltirors its sditios
- 50 large a; 10 rsqxirs 10 BE- put to press at an
sa'iy Ao~Tj AdrsTtissnsats, therefore, should be
ssSf :" before TSssIvs O'clock ~; otherwise tAs,
~ey act sPPsar sstiI the ssxt dev
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ters, schr. VIM. Kennedy, Christy, from PhiIa-
delphia, with 1873 toRs Of coal FOR George F. KID
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NEw SPRING 2 PEI sSn srocxs At
corner Of Sixth street and Pc. avenue. ap 3s-eo5w
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IHE DISTRICT IN CoNGREss-In the SENATE
yesterday, Mr. Brown presented a memorial 81
the President and Directors Of the Columbian In.
stitItlon 70: instructing the Deaf and Dumb and
the trustees Of tue s'Washington's Manual LaboT
school and Male Orphan Asylum OF the District
Of Column oia" TO transfer its effects Also a me-
mortal Of the trustees Of the ssWashington,s Man.
ual Labor school and Male Orphan ASYLUM of IA.
District OF Columbia" praying authority 10 trans
FER is effects TO the Columbian Institution Tor the
INSTRUCTION OF the Dear and Dumb aud the Blind
He also introduced bill in conformitv with a.
prayer OF the above memorials; which was re-
fsrred 20 the Committee on the District Of Column
b.a. :
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BY WALL q BARNARD, AuctlOpeer..

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
II M. THURSDAY. AFTEKNoON, the Sd
o OF Eust rom Robert Adams, dated the 5th of NAV
no ,s ann GUY recorded, &c. will SELL front Of
ronung IL ieet on sth street west and ruhni1s bscL
" reet inches, between north l. and Nj sire cts
twelve months, bearing interest, and secured by a
aeea ol Just on the promises; and If not complisd
VIII wdsnin nve days AFTER sale, TO be resold 81 the
cost Gnu fisk oil the defaulting purchaser.
G. INGLE, Trustee,
ap ga WALL A. RARNARn
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Instant same hour
and place By order of the Trustee.
nal eo&ds "A. GREEN, Auctiopeey,
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by ). L. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
SMALL AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
- TN nth STRERT, BETWEEN PFNNsYIysSTa
hhssk N AND NORTH sTREET-Un THURS
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell Ldt No ~
IN cslnnel Davldson's subdivision of Square No
leo, .1nubs "a feet inches on Seventeenth street
stree. runnlng back IA feet inches one line nd
Is sss en- the other to public alley, and contain
cI nis IL very desirable lot, possessing q good
'front.' on q pleasant street, within a few feet of
Pennsy yania avenue, and Immediately opposite
me handsome building now In course of erection
and designed as gallery of ait.
Terms: One-tbird cash; the residue in and ID
months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
apps d IL Meg IRE& CO. AnntS.