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Card.-PhOtograp hfe,-24 Pictures from
life for 81 ars.icay executed HOLMES gallery only.
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A CAgD-To DRINKERS OF SARATOGA EMPIRE
y SPRING WATER.
SUPERIOR To ANY OTHER MINERAL WATER

The Advertisement Of The proPre,ors Of 81 the ne~~
springs Saratoga addressed
water Hniug much sbou
ter 8 nothing more less than drive Empire ~ @a
ard the priv ate chs ~c'er OF ~
comparison between the Congress and Empire water
ter 70 ans druggists chemists and drinkers o.
for ihcif decision.
The Empire water Is put up at the Empire
Spring AZ saratoga, IN pin; and quart bottles,
With corks All branded thus EMPIRE !
Orders addressed 10 US ri 4araors SPRINGS, SPRING
n. =, o. 10 oar depot, No - John sreel, New (
FORK Will receive prompt attention -
q. W. WESTON a CO., Propre,Ors Fnfpre Sprsa~
Sold By druggists and holeL generally.
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VI u.DER's rATvST sALAsAYu "a sAres
w FAIRBANKS CglyBRAT % scAl,S
q. ~ iRK pRnnkRf
no ~ daher iA.e. nes Vera
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Batcheicr's Wfgs and Tsupees have Im-
SURPRISING all ohes, and easy perfect
k and turning up behnd-no shrinking &c Boai
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Death OF sold Abe."-JfoW the Hepub.
leans defeated their candidate politically slaugh-
tered is fully explained in the WEEKLY STAR, ready
and for sale by az news agents
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Tbosa ,rho ,so TINS. 49, MAKE THE BLOOD PURE
tansDle by other me ans be-ides ~
by the ordinary diseases OF day ue W oe sheceu
- THE WEAK THE CONsuupTryp
And Otherwise delicate after some DAYS mo- ~ riL,E
strength and tie Pery AIDE every organ. -A 'ene"eu
HOW IMPORTANT THEIR WORTH SHOULD re vsOy,
sold al 29s Canal street and NO. 4 Union slUars '"N
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX with fuil directions
Where also ALCOCk'S PLASrERS are sold
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A Grover q Baker Nofsetess Sewing Ma
chine IA the bes. friend OF the family Once Broadway.
New York aad tE Futon street, Brooklyn.
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For the Two Champion.
picture spropos OF the
BFNEcIA B0Y'S
arrival in his native land,
See the Comic Monthly.
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Ora lingo or the Delaware State Lotte-
REDWOOD. EDDY Co. Managers Of the
Nv ARR KEsTucxr Asn Missouri sTArz LOTTERIES.
~ 60 ~, So, 40. Is. 46, 4s. ~. Al H. 10, AZ.
90 II us1Aw.Ss-clAss No. $50. JyLy " 1851
~, - -, AS, e2, 80, SIS, 81. So, 81, 80, %. g.
C~e-lAfs ,.n! tree q charge By addressing elher 10
n"Svrg G1pY CO. Wilmington Delaware,
W " WOOD, EDDY CO., 81 Tous Missouri
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

4 DEATH GUARDING THE GoLD.-The Alta tells
of some rich quartz lately discovered ten miles
from Oroville, specimens of which had been as
sayed at great risk to life by Harris & Co., of
8that city The assays made show value of
about $4,000 to the ton, but great drawback to
the realization of speedy fortune by the pro
prietors, is the fact that this quartz is blended
with an ore-consisting mainly of arsenc-in
such quantities that the operation of roasting the
quartz has nearly killed several parties who have
attempted it and the working of the quartz has
been stopped in consequence. The crushing pro-
cess does not work we'll, and none dare to make
further attempts with fire, until some scientific
person can be found willing to undertake the
business
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

WAR PRosPEcTs.-The latest intelligence from
Il Fast confirms the announcement made last
oor of the taking of two Spanish vessels in the
.rbor of Vera Cruz, by the U. S. war steamer
Garatoga. The bombardment of Vera Cruz had
zready been commenced by Miramon. The in
/ s;cntv for which the Spanish vessels were taken,
as passing the American, English and French
ouadrons under suspicious circumstances, and
.ositively refusing to show coors. Com. Jarvis,
n our own squadron, very properly objected,
Ind after spirited engagement the suspicious
rossols we're taken. Com. Jarvis acted under
rositive instructions to Minister McLane
4 The prizes were found to belong to Miramon,
rho is besieging the city. With the vessels were
fakpn six mortars, six twenty-five Founders, and
6o oOO stand of small arms. The expedition was
6tted out by the Spanish Government at Havana,
hinder secret articles. The action of Com. Jarvis
i sustained by the Administration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
d A L US
AROMATIC VALLEY WHlSKEY !
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

TTAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
L l. the worlds estimation, which justihes its
Proprietor in claiming for il
n Superiority Unriyaiied,
Produced. as it is, by process known only to
the Manufactures, and extracted from the choic-
est grain, which grows no where but in n favored
locality in the Valley of the Monongahela. and
containing no particle of deleterious admiNture !;
it has acquired reputation for perfec: purity
and intrinsic excellence, based solely upon its n-
herent merit. which the Proprietor does not n-
tend shall ever be forfeited. Its universal use
by the
Medical Profession
is most urgently recommended Already has it
found its way into The principal public and pri-
vate Hospitals in the country, aud wherever 1t
has been once used, it forthwith becomes ne
cessty.
The attention of consumers is called to the GER
tifcates of the following we'll known Chemists :
have analvzed sample of Daly's Aromat-
c Valley Whiskey.' and find it to be pure ar
ticlc of fine flavor, and without any deleterious
admixture. JAMES Ii. Chiffon, Nj. ~,
New York. Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

State qssayer's Office 50 Somerset st.,
BosroN. April l7th 1888.
WM. IL. DAIY, New York
have made II chemical analysis Of your Aro-
matte Valley Whiskey, and find it ruRE, FINE
FIAvoREp RYE WuIsKEy, containing no injurious
matters of any kind, and would recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes
CHARLES 4. JACKSON
State Assayer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

DANCING ScHooLs.-A POPULAR TEAcHER.-We
are pleased to learn that Mr.. Alex Eddy is over
run with calls from different sections of the
county where the people are anxious to receive
#;nstruction in the art of tripping the light,
Fantastic toe" At the present time Mr.. Eddy
has seven schools under Instruction. Big Flat,
pTavlor'q Flat, North Fork, Milltown, Canon City,
#Steiners Flat and Indian Creek Mr.. Eddy is
much pleased with Trinity county, and speaks in
zbgb terms of the department and gentlemanly
#behavor of his pupils everywhere. He is well
4 &skilled in his profession, and we are sorry that
There are not more nights in the week, that he
! might be able to open more schools. which it is
for him to do now, from the fact that
every night in the week is occupied.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
THE JOURNAL.
yeavervilie Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
/ the steamer of May 5th, will close at this Of
y on Friday evening, April 9th, at I o.
m JAS. O'CONNOR. P. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
Weaver Wholesale Prices Current,
CORRECTED WEEKLY,
by w. w. Tinni m ~ Co.

WEAvERvlLLE. April 90. 1860.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

WM. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whiskey is received,
and after careful examination, find it to be a
pure article, entirety free from the ad"iteratiag IN
gredients so frequently used Very respectfully,
JAMES J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21
CAUTION :!

1t has come to my knowledge. that parties in
San Francisco have resort"d to the base artce
of attempting to forge my label. with some slight
alterations using the name " DELAYS instead
of "Dalys Aromatic Valley Wmskey,
and also using the word CUMBERLAND instead
of Monongahela"
These bogus Labels have been put on bottles
of entirely different shape from mine, containing
the commonest trash and packed in cases, inrn-
dcd TO initiate, and branded similar to the genu-
inc using the name " DELAYS instead OF Da-
ly's" Dealers ia the interior as well rs consnm-
ers are cautioned not to be imposed upon by this
bogus article.
Particular attention is called to the shape of
my Bottle, which is unlike any other, and also to
the name William II. Daily, New York"
blown in each Bottle.
| have no fears of this or any other spurious
article interfering with the sale of my
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY,
but | cannot allow such base fraud to be prac.
tIsed upon honest Merchants and the unsuspect-
Ing Consumer without noticing it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-21

ATTENTION CONTRACTORS "A correspondent
at Red Bar forwards the following with the re-
quest that we publish it for the benefit of persons
out of employment AS the amount sent in
payment for publication is double the advertising
charge, we have concluded to give it additional
publicity by placing it in the news column. Bids
for putting the road in order should be banded
in Immediately, as the money for such service is
ready. The notice sent reads
"Contractors and subscriptions wanted for
repairing the wagon road from Sardine Bar to
Bates Store, on Trinity river. For specifications
of contract apply at Red Bar. Road ocerseers
need not apply. w. 5. f. W. IL. Co."
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Methodist QuadrenniaI Conference.

BUFFALO, May The Quadrennial General
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
commenced - sessions in this CITY to-day Bish-
op Morris, Of Cincinnati, is President There are
TWO hundred and eighty delegates in attend
ance The vacancy in the board of bisbops
caused by the death Of tue Rev. DR. Waugh, will
De niled al the present conference, and, perhaGs
one or two additional bishoIs will be elected
The most prominent matters 20 come before the
conference are, whether slavehodiny shall be for
oioden to the membership OF the church; wheth
er The ministers shall be allowed 20 remain at any
one station more than two years; whether the
system OF presiding eldership shall continue az it
now exists, aud whether the scipliBe Of the
church shall be 90 amended as 20 admit Law dele
gates TO the annual and general conferences
The session was opened today with religious
services OF an impressive character which were
participated ia by the presiding bishop, Bishop
James, Rev. Alfred Brunson Of " isconsin and
Rev. Charles b. Tippet, Of Baltimore.
The conference proceeded 10 the election Of
secretary by hand vote and DR.. II. II. Harris, Of
the Delaware conference. and secretary Of the
last General Conference, was elected
IL. Griffin Of the New York conference; Or
Cox, of the Pittsburg conference; E. r Cook, Of
The w isconsin conference, and A. y. Fillmore.
OF The East Tennessee conference, were elected
assistant secretaries, who assumed the duties OF
their Offices
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The S,ceder,, Convention.

CHARLESTON. May 2.-Tbe convention q -
ceoing delegates from the Democratic National
Convention met al 50 Andrew Hall this morning
ana adopted the majority report presented by
The COMMITTEES on the platform % The National
convention A proposition TO adopt the name Of
tue Constitutional Democracy after lony debate
was voted down, the body claiming % be the true
National Democracy. The Pacific railroad reso-
lutions were adopted, but not without consider
aole opposition. The convention then adjourned
to 5 O'Clock p. m.
CHAKLEsroN, May 3-Governor Winston, Of
Alabama, has Withdrawn from the stoederx be
cause they did not incorporate a slave code In the
platform.
Large numbers Of the seceding delegstss are
leaVlng Tor Their homes, putting in outsiders as
substitutes, and allowing them 10 vote as they
mink proper. At least one half CT the 'secedsrs
have lyone
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The Eoitori.IE.cuT,,en.

MARTINsBuRG, Va, May about fifteen re-
presentauyes Of the press from Baltimore and
Washington are on the express train Of the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad, bound for Wheeling,
where large number Of Western editors are ex-
pected to concentrate for an excursion over that
road 10 Washington and Baltimore. on Friday and
Saturday next. The whole road 10 in fne order.
and the rain does not seem 20 threaten any inter
ference with the programme A further install
ment Of Eastern editors and reporters Ia expected
TO leave Baltimore and Washington On Thursday
afternoon Company 6. Of United states artlle-
~, Captain Howe, is also on our train, bound
direct for Kansas. The editors are most comfort
ably fixed In one OF knights new and splendid
sleeping cars, and are getting along finely
WHEELING, May 2, ep. ma number Of the
editors chiefly from the frontier States, have al
ready arrived here 20 take part in the general
editorial excursion over the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, leaving here on Friday next They eK-
pect the press from Washington and Baltimore in
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TENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

CHARLESTON, May 3-The Convention met
Mr.. Russell, Of Va, offered resolution to the
effect that when the Convention adjourns to-day
IL adjourn 10 meet at Baltimore on the 18th June
Mr. Mason, Of Ky, raised point Of order that
the resolution must lie over one day under the
rules.
The President decided that the resolution was
In order,
A motion was made and carried to suspend the
balloting. The vote was, ayes 1872, nays 81
The excitement became so great that u was i'm
possible for the speakers voices to be recognized
or their language understood. Several neffectu;
motions were made to change the place of m ct
Ing TO PHILADELPHIA.
The resolution Of Russell was finally adopted
by vote Of ayes 1855; nays So.
Russellis resolution reads as follows:
Rssolvsd, That when this Convention adjourns
to-day, 1t adjourns TO meet In Baltimore on tn
lstn day Of June la order to afford the States tia
are not now represented an opportunity TO MI up
their delegations
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will Of those giving them. under the rule sdon,ed
Permitting minorities Of Delegations fsvorinc him
10 vote foe him, and under the other rule adopted
ref1sing 10 permh minorities Of deles atoms on
PCsod TO him, 20 vote against him. But for the
operation Of these rules. be never would have
.eacned 100 votes IL Is bis total real strength In
nc convention 10 but re = votes as the New
= ORR 10 Indiana 3, and Ohio 6. are voting for
I'm teSlly under duress You viii therefore per-
uon o. TIE Conyention still remaining Together
even, is an impossibility. e'-0'
CHARLKsros, May 2-MidniQht-Tb. Dorsl.,
men tn caucus tonight agreed 20 vote for ar
adjournment Of the Convention without rn,kfos,
nOmi nations, with a recommendation N hoid
new Convention IN Baltimore or Phsladelnhie on
the second Monday in June
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Especial Dispatches for the Star,


CHARLESTON, May 2.-None Of the seceders
have vet returned TO the Convention. Their belief
Is that IL can make no nomination, and, though
willing TO accept the Tennessee proposition so Gar
es the platform is concerned. they think Il best to
remain az they are, In the belief that when the
Convention breaks up without nominating, all
the rest Of the South and their friends from many
of the nortaern States viii join them (the secsders
at St. Andrews Hall, adopt the Tennessee propo-
sition, and nominate upon II, IL that be not Inc
final result of the deadlock, his hoped that ali
will eventually agree TO 60 home without nomi.
Mating accommodating the assembling of snoihe,
convention on the ith Of July =
cHARLEsros. May 2.-Bya change Of the rul,
permitting the minorities OF New Jersey and Wiz
ginia and North Carolina 10 vote al thew plesse
Douglas has gained four votes; making his tota
strength, when he received his highest vote 4,
to-day baliotings, i52x; or X a vote more thar
There are In the New York delegation l6 voses
In the Indiana delegation 3, and in the Ohio dels
CATION votes, which he is receiving against u
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DIED.

On the 81 instant. at O'Clock a. a., of consump-
non, Mrs. NJ. A. :. TATE, aged 81 years, widow Of
the late Captain Joseph B. Tate and eldest child of
John and Mary Ann Mills.
The funeral will take place on SATURDAY. afternoon,
the 9TH instant, at O'Clock from the residence OF
her father, No. 5o4 Pa. avenue. Her friends and
those OF the family invited to attend, without
further notice.
On the I'd inst. after a short illness ANDREW
j.. HI MES, In the nth year of his age.
HIS funeral Will take place morrow. (Friday }
at o'clock, from the residence of his mother on
Filth street, between and II. where the friends of
the family are invited to attend.
On "Wednesday, Nav ri, at his residence near
Rockville, Md. JULIUS WEST, aged 52 years
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited
O'Clock a. IN.
On the I'd instant, MICHAEL O'BRIEN, aged
43 years.
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend MS funeral from his la'e residence at M
Coppecs, $50 l. street, on Friday, 4th instant at
O'Clock. ma 2-2tt
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Rumors from Charleston

CHARLESTON, May , An adjournment Of The
Convention 10 Baltimore on the 25th Of June is
strongly spoken Of, and II no nomination Ia effected
Today, New York will bring this proposition for
The southern seceders meet at noon today. An
EFFORT 10 conciliate them will be made. but N this
Is not successful, they will nominate Hon. gsffrr-
son Davis, Of Mississippi
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By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.

VALUABI.E PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF r, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 4th DAY
OF May next, shall sell, in front OF the premise g.
al O'Clock, p. m, very valuable piece Of proper
" situated on the north side of street north be-
tween 10Th and 18th streets west being part of ot
Nos in Square No. SiS, having front Of IS feet
Dy 40 teet deep, with the improvements which are
SI!amo building In front, and pa story brick bsck
building l6 oy % feet.
TERMS; One-third cash; balance in 6, IL, ard IS
months Tor notes bea ing interest from day of sale
disputable.
We deem II unnecessary TO offer any comment re
atlye TO the location OF the above described proper
~ Sufloe 1t TO say 1t rs beautiful building Site.
and the sale VIII be veil worthy the attention of
persons wishing 10 mike a good Investment.
apN-d A. GREEN. Auct
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Can't Farnum Of the Wanderer

SAVANNAH, May Capt Farnum, Of the ysch'
Wanderer, for the last few months confined in
Jail here awaiting trial, has been releaso by some
OF his friends. An attempt by the Marshal 70 a.
ret him was resisted with revolvers. but the affair
WIS compromised, and Farnum 10 to appear Wed
nesday and give bail in S3O.OuO.
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, Nav Extraordinarily 7.O0s
SO; Extra SO 80 a6 IS; Super. 50 1876 IS. Wheat
Corn-white 76a7s; mixed 76a77c; yellow 76a7Sc.
Rye s2lSfc. Oats 43c. Corn Meal 75as0c. per
oIshel. Seeds-Timothy ~ 5Oas3 IS; Clover IS 90
as $50; Flaxseed 81 Provisions-Butter. roll,
l5a20c-, bacon IOc. Pork S7as7 50. Lard loal2c.
Whisky 2is30c. Fish-Shad Sl3a1i per hundred;
Herring $3.50 so per thousand.
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FUTURE DAYS.


By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR SMALL
4 BRiSk HOUSES on THE IsLAND.-On FRIDAY
AFTERNOON. May 4th. at So O'clock ON the
premises, we shall sell Lot No. Is, in Square No
6lS, ting A feet inch on south street, be-
tween n street west ana LIST street west. and run
ming back l22 feet inches to a 80 feet alley 10
,etheI with the endorsements, consisting of four
rooms each. The houses will be sold separstely.
little perfect, and Immediate possession given =
Terms; One fourth cash; the residue in 6, ~ nd
on the premises.
ap 26-d J. G. MCGUIRE & CO Aucts.
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To CoSsuxPrrvKs.

QHerK'S Cod LiUsr Oh ysIly
This great specific for Consumption x fast sunsr
cssing AZ Others IN its curative effects upon those
s ic,sa MIR taeereular diseases Prepared upon
Ioeoea Of me nsaseons taste Of the plain article il
tscs,vs1 int the stomach in its ieli6sd form,
and dsested passing into the small lntsstnes drop
~ aioP, suppiyink the wastes Of the body BY its
t.lslnf nature IN oyercomins the disease Ap-
proyea ~ the NV York Academy Of Medicine,
preparation 10 confidently offered ss 4 remedy for
C9nsrmption and Al Scrofulous affections 80
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle " e'
fkEyoLp, PARKER & MOWER,
( NO. D Beekman street, New York
msf o-Sm wholesale Agents,
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A. GREEN. Anot.


BE- ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO Auctioneers
pEREMPrORY SALE OF TWO LOTS IN
NOON, May 18th. al 6 O'Clock at the Auction rooms
we shall sell half of Lot No H. in square No. "a,
fronting - feet on north % street. between q st ami
Also, Lot No. 4, infquare No. 104, fronting s. feet
inches on north + street, between 2th and 2lst
streets west, running hack le6 feet 5 inches.
Germs: One fourth cash, the residue in 6, u, and
Ii months with Interest, secured by deed of trust
on the prem ses.
may J. g. MCGUIRE Il co Auc's
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuotloDeer,

Dy ,. =. NUUUIE II a CO.. AuctlOneers.
HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE DWELL
II ING HOUSE ON TENTH ST. WEST, BETWEEN T.
AND srs. NORTH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION On
Thu RSDAf AFTERNOON, May 81, at SIX
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell a handsome
three story and basement Brick dwelling House
and Lot, on Tenth street west, between f. and +
streets north, the lot having front of IS feet by
depth OF 100 feet, TO alley The House contains
GOOD rooms, wide passage, handsome vest! bule,
o der, VITA gas throughou the house.
Terms: S5 In Dash; the residue in g. H. ID -, 50
and Sc mouths, with interest. secured BY deed IN
annually. r ~
Title perfect, and immediate possession given,
J. c. MCGUIRE i CO, Aucis
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THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee.
ap2-2aw&ds c. McG UJRE a CO., Aucts.
4. B 5. TFYYEEERR.h EIscai.or..
By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.

By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
ID the asth day OF April, ia5a and duly RECORDED
the 9TH day OF Apr, Liber No IS TO-
ooaasy. The undersisnsd a. tsusee VII ss ss IN
EnNESDAY, May eth inst, on the prem ses,
Ana 81 sss nshest piadss az that part and parcel Of
t1wn as Lot No. IS, in peakin's, Lees and Caxe-
6aves addition 70 said town. having front ON
ureen street The IMPROVEMENTS on the same con
Est OF q two-story frame house. - : :.
m srm I. At sale ApNERn sR sTS,E Tru:tss;
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BIZ A.sGREEN, BuctIaneer.

II
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ kEAL ESTATE, BY ORDER OF The ORPHANS
COURT, AT AUcTION.-By virtue of a decree Of the
Orphans' Court of the District Of Columbia, for
The county of approved by the Giro nit
Court on the 25ih day November, 1859, on the mat
tar nf the petition of Lewis II Brown, guardian of
William A. Mason and others. minor children of
John Mason. deceased, wherein the undersigned
was apo nted to make sale of the undivided inter-
est of the said infants, (coDsistIng of one-ffth in
and to the premises, hereinafter mentioned shall
in 1 ont OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 9Th day
of May, the saId undivided interest of one fifth IN
the 70 lowing valuable property named in sad de-
cree, VIZ Part of OF numbered nine.(9 fronting
on fhlIteenth sire west, between T. and r-ets
mpre or less.
Terms Of sac: One third in cash. and the residue
in two equal ms ailments st 6 and IL months 10 bo
secured by deed OF trust.
LEWIS II. BROWN,
Trustee and Guardian
LAND at the same time ard placs will be sod
tn OF the adults interest in the said prop
erty, on the same terms.
ap T-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct