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GEORGETOWN.
Cor,sspoxdssss Of I7s Stav.

GEoRoETowN, April IS, 1850.
we regret that in our Corporation affairs'
Pnohshed yesterday, you print ''course'' where
we had written removal" AS this error placed
me gentlemen named IN positions directly the re-
verse OF their true ones, we send you the correct
noval OF the present committee man, Mr.. James
a. Magruder. Mr. Tenney concurred with him"
&c; and we might have added that both gentle
men spoke of Mr.. Magruder In terms Of COM
mendat;on for his ability and efficiency Also,
we wrote lower down. or intended TO write, that
Mr.. stake said ''this was the first time since he
had been a member Of this board that the Mayor
had sent message through the other board. They
had heretofore come directly before this board %
w bile on this inject we may well ease our
mind by stating that there were several mistakes
IN our letter OF Monday, only two Of which We
will notice. You printed I" Wilderness for
"wildness, )" and sufficient for 'ssabbatic"
Covenant Lodge, 1. .. O. F having awarded
the contracts for the erection Of their proposed
new hall on Congress street, the taking down of
the old walls and removal of the ruins Of the burnt
building has been commenced by the contractor
Tor the brick work Mr.. Jos. +. Collins, and the
work OF construction is to be Immediately CON-
menced and vigorously prosecuted.
The road from Bridge street to the Little Falls
has been lately repaired by order Of the Corpora
ton, and is in better condition than we have
known it to be 1t is now of the most pleasant
and agreeable drives in the neighborhood of the
District.
We witnessed on Bridge street. day before yes
terday, very interesting and exciting foot race,
Disorder and drunkenness have been rife here for
several days past, and many arrests have been
made. Among the offenders was young man
who was taken before Justice Reaver, and while
the sqn ire and officer Thomas were in consulta-
uon, he bOlted from the Office, but had not muc b
of start before the officer was on his track hat.
less and his hair and coat-tails flying in the wind
Both made good tme but the youngster was a
little tOp-heavy. Thomas gained steadily, and
Just as his man jumped cellar-door, he seized
him, and crash went the head Of the runaway
through the plateglass window of Memmert, the
timer sending the coffee pots and tin cups flying
In all directions. The fugitive was finally Sc
cured and sent to the guard house
The occultatiOn of the planet Venus, last eve
ming, was watched with interest by hundreds of
our citizens, and the most beautiful celestial
Phenomenon it has ever been our good fortune 10
witness
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By A. GREEN. Auct,oneer

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
~ SECoND-HAND FURNITURE AT hUCTIoN.-On
SATU RDAf. the 23th inst 4 shall cell, at the
ware house No. 500 ID, between 9Th and 7th streets,
at lo O'Clock a. m, large and excellent assortment
of nearly new second hand Furniture. belonging to
persons about to leave the city. We mention in
One fine Walnut Damask Brooatele Covered Par
Tor Set, comyrisiDg-
French Sofa, two large Arm Castor and four Par
Tor Chairs,
S,veral Gothic and Fancy Chairs, I Whatnot,
Marble top Center and other Tables and Stands.
Zine l6-1eet Extension Dining Table,
Iron Hat Tree.
China; Class and CIockery Ware, Ivory Knives,
Plated Spoons ard Forks,
q ass and other Lamps,
Reception, Rush, Cane seat and other Chairs,
BRUSSELS and other Carpets ard Mating,
bureaus and Wardrohes,
Wash Closets and Stands,
Tive fine psintsd Cottage Chamber Sets,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Bedding,
Cooking, Radia o and other Stoves
w 18th a large assortment of Kitchen Utensils,
1erms: All sums under S25 cash over 625 a
eIetIt of 80 and 60 days for notes satisfactorily en-
doTs I'd, bearing interest
ap Esd A. GREEN, Auct,
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FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS

assembled at 10 a m.
Mr.. Fitzhugh, Of Va, presented series Of reso-
lutions in favor of the enforcement of the fugitive
slave law; which were referred TO the Committee
on tie Platform.
Mr. Hughes, Of Pa. presented resolu ton pro-
viding that the Government should have power
to enforce existing laws in relation 10 the protec-
ton of slave property In the Territories; referred
The committee on the platform is still out, and
IL is understood that they are wholly unable TO
agree. and that three separate platforms viii be
presented
Seward, Of Ga presented resolution on the
rights Of shareholders, and describing suitable
platform, also declaring James Guthrie the proper
man To be the nominee for the presidency. A
resolution on the tariff referred without read
ing. Several other resolutions relating TO slavery
and the protection Of slave property were pre-
scented and referred
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RY A. GREEN Annt1nn,

a
GALE FOR ACCOUNT OF THE GEORGE
~ TOWN BUILDING AsSOCIATIoN.-Two Houses
AND Lots AT PUBLIC SALE WITHOUT REsERvEW
Ga tn KSDAf, the 26th ApIl instant. we will
property: Ne
:, Lot 10. in square 1T, with comfortable Frame
The stern half of the west half lot e. in SQUARE
$40, with a email two-story Dwelling thereon, he
Ing one Of a row, on the north side OF l., between
Lot 10 is on NJ, between 10Th and 10Th streets.
anG may be DIVIDED at the time of sale.
The sale will oommes &c at lot g. ats O'Clock m
Conveyancing at the purchasers cost, ana the
right reserved to resell in week, for cash. at
the risk and cost of the delinquent purcha ser on
failure to comply with the terms ofthis sale Tor
three days. Title believed TO be good.
ap 23- A. GREEN, Auct
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ByJ.C MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctloneers.

by J, U McUU f q CO., AuctlOneers.
HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE DWELL
H ING HOUSE ON TENTH ST. WEST. BETWEEN r
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 81, at 81
storm TR tae s eel
and Lot, on Tenth street west, between + and
streets north, the lot having front of IS feet by
good rooms, wide passage, handsome vestibule,
SaGk and side poIces, is IN thorough and complete
D der, with gas throug hout the house.
Terms: S. % in cash; the residue e. II. IS a. 80
and Sc months, with interest secured by a deed IN
annually. f
Title perfect, and immediate possession given.
J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucis.
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THELATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A PHI &c.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
CHARLEsros, April IS, 1880.
The COMMITTEES on the platform have just rePu-
dated the Cincinnati platform by a vots Of ~ 70
J5-the southern members demanding platform
that VIII not DC liable TO two constructions.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Convention reasembled at O'Clock
resolution to appoint q national committee 20
act for the next four years was discussed, and
finally referred 70 ss,sGs Ss % nS,e
tee power to name both the time and place OF
holding the Convention.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
The committee on credentials reported that the
sitting delegates from New York, Illinois, Mas
sacusetts and Maryland, (of the latter II. NJ. Ian
ahan and Robert J Brent are entitled to their
seats.
A minority report was presented, signed BY
members of the committee from Alabama, Calf
fornia, Arkansas Texas, Georgia and M ississippi.
recommending that one-hah OF each Of the New
York contestants be admitted to the convention,
each 10 cast seventeen votes.
The debate on the report of the committee on
credentials was continued I'LL six O'Clock, when
II was closed by demand for the previous qucs-
ton.
The vote was first taken on the Illinois uestion,
and the Douglas delegates were admitted Next
the vote was taken on the Maryland contestants.
and Messrs. Brent and Lanahan were awarded
their seats
The vote was then taken by States on the mi
nority report Of the committee TO divide the votes
that State.
The only States that voted In the arnrmative
w AVER M Nostn Carolina S Georgia 49, virginis
Texas, 4; Tennessee, 9; California, 3H; Arkansas,
3 Total, ayes, SIS; nays, 2lO6. SO the Dean
Richmond delegates Were admitted and the Wood
delegates were excluded.
The announcement Of the result Of the vote er-
Guiding the Wood delegates was received with
cheers, and great excitement prevailed.
resolution was offered TO admit the Wood
delegates to honorable seats the floor, which
added to the excitement, and IL was finally laid
over, under the rule, until tomorrow.
MIR. Montgomery moved that the resolution for
appointing national committee be laid over till
after the nomination Of the candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency.
The death of Gov Robinson, of Vermont, was
then officially announced 10 the Convention, and
resolutions Of coincidence, and resolving 20 accom-
pany the remains Of the deceased from the Mills
House to the boat immediately after the ad journ-
ment of the Convention, Were adopted.
The Convention then, at O'Clock, adjourned.
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DIED..

On the oath instant, KATE, infant daug liter of
Augustine and Catherine Julien.
In Georgetown on the 18th instant, JACKSON
BARKER il the 3ist year of his age.
The friend. Of the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, tomorrow, tFrld2y,D at
O'Clock. from his mothers residence. No. 40
Fourth street, between Frederick aud Fayette.
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10 CONSUMPTIVRS.
Qnerm's Ccd Lirsr Oil Jelly.
This great specI hc for CONSUMPTION is fast super
oedlng all Others In it's curative effects upon those
AFFLICTED with tn berouiar diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed Of the nauseOus taste of the plain article il
Is received into the stomach in its jeifed form
without maS.icatlOn. and is gradually dissolved
and digested. passing into the small intestnes droT
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
tai in sno mus a ass and sus
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
and recommended by the faculty everywhere, this
Consumptlon and al Scrofulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washing ton, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. 10 Beekm8n street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
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By A. GREEN. Auetioneer.

X NhMh HUUSE AND LUT UN TWENTY
FIRST, BETWEEN NORTH l. AND nj Sis. AT Auc-
!IoN.-On FRIDAY, the 9th instant, shall sell.
No. l6. square No ", having front of 2,1s fset
on Twenty first street west, by lS2 feet il ches
deep, with the improvements, which are two good
two story frame houses, &c &c
Terms: One ha cash; balance In s and 10 months
Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale. deed
given and deed Of trust taken.
ap2l-dts A. GREEN Amt
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The vorARIEs OF DISSIPATION, and victims OF de-
fusion, can be brought To conviction of the error
of their Ways and saved from world OF mental and
bodily suffering by needing the advice contained in
that popular work Hunas Fra lily. or Phystoiosi
but noensive in its Dictates and being beautifully
illustrated with coered engravings it brings every
thing home To the conception THAT he who runs
may read" Sold by DR.. Barrow, 194 Bleecker
street, New York. Price IS cents. Sent free eve
Tywhere.
Sold also by 8. Calvert Ford, jr., washington,
ID. G.. ap l0-lm
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apAd J. c, McGUTRE& CO. Aucts
By A. GREEN. Auct,onee,


RY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST To
- the undersigned. executed by John Shaw and
Matilda Shaw: dated 9Th day of June, A. D., 1859.
ana by order of the cestue que trust, shall, on
TUB SDAY, the 1t dav of May, at 5 O'Clock D. IN !,
improvements m-ntioned and described in aid
trust deed, as follows:
Lot four, in Squire numbered four hundred and
nty-tLres, As the same marked and laid do
IN the ground pan of the city of Washington, and
described as follows: Ber rning 100 feet from the
corner of street north, ard running north on the
line OF Eighth street west SIS II feet, thence east
lo teet thence south 50 4-l2 feet, thence west go
feet Elsh'h st, the place Of begun Ing, contai
In AL SSSL square feet of ground together " IN
the improve ants, consisting of two comfortable
dwelling houses, with hack buildings.
Terms of sale: Une thIrd OF the purchase money
to Re paid In cash on the day of sale and the bal
ance in three equa pa, ments at IL and IS months,
with IN crest, secui ed by a deed of trust on the
premises.
If the terms of SAFE a-e not complied with in FIVE
days after DAY of sale the trustee reserves the
I" rase on i've days notice. at the cost and risk of
the defaultIrg purchaser.
S.S. WILLIAMS, Trustee
ap 10 eOd&ds A. GREEN, Auot.
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THIS AFTERNOON & O-MORROW

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
- ERTy IN JACKSON HALL ALLEY AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, shall sell, in
Ioht OF ths premises st6 oco ck p m, part of Lot
Is ice; and running at right angles 10" feet deep,
large three-s story Brick Building and a brick wall
enclosing the entire lot.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
ap I'D A. GREEN, Auct
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New YOrk Markets

NKw YoRK, April % Flour Is frm and IN
changed Wheat is firm; Kentucky white 81 IS;
Western red q So. Corn Is buoysnt; mixed 7ec
yellow Soc; white s5c. Pork 10 frm, hut quiet;
mess SI7 4ln&Is Lard 10 heavy al 19kallc
WhIsky II firm at p Nc.
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BEAR IN MIND the fair for the benefit Of Grace
Church, (lsand.) commencing at Philharmonic
Hall next Monday night.
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NKw YORK, April 26 .-stocks are dull and IT.
regular; Chicago and Rock Island o3k; Illinois
Central shares so; do. bonds Sc Michigan south
ern 2S; New York Central 7sK; Reaiing a.
Va. 6s s2x; Mo. 6's S3h; q, =, Sc us. Money
easy az S per cent on call.
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By }. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR AND

By }. G. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
NEARLY NEW FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFF
NON HoUsE."-Ry virtue of a deed of trust bearing
date March ID 1862, executed BY Henry r. Johns 10
the undersigned trustee, and duly recorded among
shall sell on III URsDAY, Nav l eSGn iso. com ON
mnrcIng at l1 O'Clock a. IN, all the Furniture and
Effects Of the Vernon House" situated at the cor
ner 81 Mi;soGt avenue and Third street embTao
which Is nearly new and OF superior qua ity. We
Handsome Carved Walnut ParIor Suits, finished
. IN Fancy Covers and Hair Cloth
Marble top Center, SolFand Side Tables.
Walnut Etegeres, Rockers and Fancy Chars,
Handsome Gllt-frame Mirrors, of various styles.
sup rlor EDgllsh Brussels Carpets throughou the
Walnut Hat Tree, Hall Chars, Rugs.
ElcIoth Ihr0uGhon tue passages and stalre,
French China Vases and MaGtel Ornaments,
Superior Oak French Dining Chairs,
Coffee Ware, Glass Ware,
Silver plated CnStors, tickle Stands, Cake Bas
kets, Spoons, Forks, Ladies'. &C.
Tab Cutlery, Walters, Table Cloths.
Handsomely OInameutcd Solid Osk Chamber
suites. with Marble tops,
Solid Walnut Chamber suites, carved and with
Walnut Singie and Double Bedsteads,
bureaus, WardTobcs. Washstauds,
Toilet Sets. Looking Glasses. SPlttoOns,
Feather Boosters and Pillows, III '''' eSee'
Biankets, Comforts Counterpanes, Saeeting,
0hce Furniture, Writing Tables, Office Chairs,
and Kitchen Furniture, all of which is ne arly
new and OF excellent quality.
Ierms: SIS and under cash; over that sum a
credit of 60 and 90 days, for approved endorsed
ap dad. "N & R hsGTikkEN co Gru sssi.
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| The NATIONAL MUSICAL CONVENTION will as.
| semble In this city, at the Smithsonian, on Tues
| day, May Sth, at 10 O'Clock. continuing four
| days, and closing with grand Concert on Fri
| day evening. See advertisement in another col
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BY J. c. Mcguire & Co. Auct,on.ers
III ~ Nj a

~ =. y. Mcu OlRE q Co., Auctloneers.
pEHEM PTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE
4 IWo-SToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON 18th STREET WEST. BETWEEN
n AND SIREETs NoRTH-On WEDNE-DA
AFTERNOON, May I'd, at 5 O'Clock on the
premises. we shall sell, to the hest bidder sub
DIVISION NO. 2, In square No. l27 fronting So feet
streets north, runrlng hack l'8 feet public al
together with the Improvements, consisting of
We'll; bait two-story and basement Brick Dwell
Ing house. containing two parors, wIds hall,
dining room, kitchen, three chambers, and two at,
tic rooms
Terms: Ore third cash; the residue in 6, IL. Is,
and "a months, with interest secured by deed of
trust on the premises. Title perfect. All convey
aacing at the cost Of the purchaser
ap 25 j. e. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
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BaltiAsPe Market,

BALTIMORE, April % -flour closed arm al e6 IS
for Ohio, and S6 - for City Mins VIII. at IL
6uoyant; white 81 .65asl 80 red 81 5Ossl SIS
Corn 10 quiet at 72s75e for white and yellow
Provisions are unchanged WHISKY DC.
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SNOOT Il BURROUGHS,


~ No. 1l9 Bridge street, GeOrgcto,rn,
Have recsnty received from the best sources to
obtain desirable and cheap goods, first rate as
sOrtment of the newest style
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Chene and FOulard and Checked Silks, very cheap
BPk Silks, Chalies WOrsted Granadins, Barages,
Blaqk Grape Maretza, Delalnes and Bonn bazlnes,
Rich hg'd and neat Barages, Barage Robes,
o CANDIES and Robes in great variety,
Summer Popns, Anglals Barages and Poll de
chures,
Brllllants, Jaconets, Lawns and Gnghams.
Alexandre's Kid Gloves. Lace M tits and Gloves,
Parasols, Silk and Lace Mantillas and Shawls.
With complete assortment of
EMBRnIDERIES.
Linen Cambria Handkfs
White Cambrics, Musiins, Brilliants
And DimltIes of all kinds
GRAY GOODS
For Travelling Suits for Ladies.
. Also, the best makes If Irish Linens, Shifting
Cottons. SheetIngs, Table Damesks, and a good
assortment of Gents ard Boys Wear. to which
we invite the attention of all seekers of desirable
Spring and Summer Goods, at rhe very lowest pos
sible prices. SMOOc& BURROUGHS
ap 81 eOSw Intel)
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FOR SALE OR RENT-In Georgetown good
= substantial two1story F. Me HOUSE, sItu
ated on the corner of eco I'd and Frederick streets
conta lining rooms. kitchen and cellar supplied
with Potomac water and gas For further pa cu
nor of Second and Market SITS. Possession give
the LIST of Nav. an 2I-.oSt
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NOAH WALKKR & Co., Marble Hall Clothlpe
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing il now ready for inspection. III
il comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
in material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence With eoonomy in
fsshionabe articles Of dress, opportunity 10 nov
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, 1T very re-
duOod Drio6S. aD29-ly
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES

FROM Southern Delegate
CHARLESTON, April 25-The platform that will
be adopted will be acceptable 10 the South. IN
GLIDING Alabama. Hunters stock 10 certainly
again rising rapidly, while that Of Douglas is
down.
dispatch, we hear, has reached Washington
from the Hon. James l.. Orr, TO the following
effect:
t C;a. . April Isl hardly think IL pos
slble that Douglas can be nominated. Breckin-
ridges chances for the nomination seem best
The confusion is terrible.
From Northern Douglas Delegate to a Doug
lasite here
CHAELEsToN, April 25.-The platform to be
adopted will cause four Southern States 10 secede
and then we can nominate Douglas.
From Douglas Delegate
CHARLKsroS, April 25, might 1.-The platform
as reported from the committee will be rejected
by the Convention and the South will secede. IL
the Convention adopts it, the Northwest will
secede.
We hear on the avenue, that Mr. Bocock, Of
the House Of Representatives, has telegraphed 80
follows from Charleston, we have not heard 60
whom, though satisfied Of the existence Of such =
dispatch from him, having heard several speak
Of having seen 1t:
CHARLESTON. April 25, afternoon. ALI still
in mist. III the Convention do not adopt plat
form acceptable TO them, the cotton States will
withdraw.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.
CHARLEsroN. April 26 The struggle over the
platform in the convention will be Tremendous.
The Douglas irfss3est was beaten on il in the com
mittee by vote of II TO Is. AS reported tie
platform embraces all the South asks The Doug
las interest will fig ht in the convention to reject
the reported platform, inserting the Cincinnati
platform in its stead, with an additional bred
Scott platform.
The (platform) question can hardly be settled
before Friday night, and the balloting for a
Presidential nominee may not be given before
Monday morning next; or on Saturday, at
liest.
| do not now believe that harmoni Gus nomi-
nation will be made, eithex the Democratic
party States, or the Republican party States from
the West bid fair 10 secede from the Convention
on the platform question.
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mrs: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Physcian, has q Soothing Syyxp for ChiIfen Teeth
iss which greatly facilitates the process of teethins
oy softenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will 6liay all pain, and il sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
20 yourselves, and relief and health to your pfan b.
another column. 90 IIiv
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By ]. G.. MCGUIRE & CO Auotonesr,
HlNRIISIEE,S SALE GE EQIIR VA IN

BY J. e. MCGUIRE & CO .Aucuonesrs
I'RuSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
Il BUILDING Lots. AT THE CORNER OF rsT
WEST AND NORTH g sTRKKrs-On SATUR DAY
AFTERNOON, Nav 5th, at O'clock, the
Der LIST, 1858, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. No
49, foos 436. etc. one of the land records for Wash
lngton county, In the District of Coiumbia, shall
sell lots numbered q, 3D. % and 81, in James C..
MEG ulre's SUBDIVISION of square ga.
Lot fronts Is feet on st street west, At the cor
ner oil Il street north, and running back $50 feet
inches to 20 feet alley. Lots %, y and 81 front
each q feet AZ inches LIST street west, between g
and streets north, and run hack $50 feet inches
to ~ feet alley, together with the improvements.
O. nsstng of small two story brick houses erected
on the rear of said lots and fronting the alley
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, l2 and
on the premises.
If the terms of sale should not he complied with
In hive days Thereafter, the trustee reserves the
light to resell at the risk and expense Of tho de-
fautIng purchaser.
All conveyanclng At the expense of the purchaser
THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee,
40 2-aaw6ds &c, MEG IJIRE& co Ancts
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No. ia. b. C.-Asfhmd, Bronchitis aud Con-
snmpt,os are cured by the great Indian Remedy
Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam of Liverwort and
Hoarhonnd, sold by all the druggists in America
lngton street, Boston. an 2o-Iwr
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Arrival Of q Spa nish War Steamer.
NORFOLK, April 25.-Arived Spanish w.r
steamer Pctronella, nine DAYS from Havana. She
will take the Spanish minister TO Mexico.
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l.YoN'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWpER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches Ticks Ant.
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison.
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BARRY's TRIcOPHRRous

lie the best and cheapest article for DRESSING Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar I2.sm