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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL EG RAPHIO.
Georgia Demeerstie Csnventi.s.

MILIEDsEvILLK, June "A caucus Of the Ma
av ,.s democrats has determined 20 cooperate
w, WIZ tne General Convention assemble here ~
being preserved. In the event th,t eat. a.
sent 70 hlcnmonf OF platform adopted different
rom that adopted At Charleston, then The Nation
al Democres VIII quietly orgahize q separate
platform VIII be adopted and delegates be sent 10
Baltimore. The general impression 10 that ma
Jority Of the delegates will favor sending DELE
gates 70 Richmond and Baltimore Tho.e in
favor Of purely Richmond delegation are re-
garged as in anIinority, and those In favor Of .
purely Baltimore delegation are In the same az i.
harmonious results any way are very uncertain
Perhaps thedi fhculty will be adjusted by sending
delegates 10 Baltimore, with authority 10 consult
with theConventiOn at Richmond
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HE Stars BUSINESS IN GEoRsETowN.-The
death Of the late Georgetown correspondent and
agent Of the Star, Mr.. James A Burns, having
neeessitated change in some portion Of the pa
Per's Georgetown business arrangements, its
patrons there are notified that the routes win here
after be in charge Of the widow Of Mr. Burns, to
whom all payments for serving the paper will be
made. Mr.. VIM. Collins will hereafter be the
StaT's advertisement agent In Georgetown, and
all advertisements left for him, for insertion in
the Star, either at DR.. Barnards drug store or at
ia Bridge street, will be promptly attended to.
We commend him to all in Georgetown who may
have any business in connection with publications
made or desired to be made in the Stars columns
He is authorized to receipt for Georgetown pay
ments on that account.
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Alabama Demecratic Cep,.u,,.,

MONTGOMERY, June 4.-There was a large At
tendance at the regular Democratic State Con-
venton, which met In the capitol. at noon to-day,
VIM. Acklin was chosen temporary chairman
The delegates were then enrolled r = Lyons
was chosen President. committee on resolu-
lions, soundly Southern in sentiment was chosen
mo step backward. - IL the motto. The CON-
mlttee Will report tonight ats O'Clock
The Douglas Convention met nt 4 O'Clock in the
AFTERNOON, and Is largely attended. At first there
was some annoyance by whistling, kissing. etc .
Mr.. Cooper, Of Cherokee, made an angTy speech
aoouth Robert VI. Patten, Of Lauderdale, was
chosen temporary Chairman
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Douglas Meeting at PhiIuaeIphi.

PHLADELPHIA, June A large and enthu-
9asuc Douglas meeting was held here tonight al
concert Hall. Er-Mayor Vaux. assisted by nu.
merous vice presidents, including Edwi n For.
rest, presided. One Of the resolutions adopted
declares IL to be the duty Of the Baltimore Con
vention before proceeding to ballot 20 adopt a
rule requiring each delegate 70 support the nomi-
nee as the only condition upon which they can
be admitted 20 participate in the proceedInp.
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, June 5-Flour-Fsmily 90 75s
81 %; extra s6 5Oa6 IS; super IS 371a5 so Wheel
white, fair 70 good, 81 32aSI 40, red 81 ga
81 .3o. Corn-white 7Sc-; mixed Tic; yellow nc
Rye s2ae3c; Oats 4Oa44c. Corn Meal 7ias0c. per
bushel Seeds-Timothy O. 5oas3 50; Clover asa
IS so; Flaxseed 81. Provisions-Butter, roll, isa
Doc; Bacon l0c Pork s7a7 SO Lard Ioal2c
Whisky 2la26c
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Tornado I'm North CaroIin.

WILMINGTON, June "A terrible gale passed
over this place this morning Ik course was
from 3. w. 10 n. w. Several houses were un-
rooted, fences and chimneys were prostrated, and
the river steamers and sailing vessels were dam
aged. Fortunately no lives were lost
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AUCTION SALES.
By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Aucuonee

By J. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucnoneer,.
REAUTIPUL {A \ ;, GOODS AT AUG
Stb, at O'clock at the store on Fo1rteentS :tTslt
opPos,'e wlls,ds' Hotel, We shall sell . beautiful
ssssosstmsns of japanese Goods direct from japan
Swords, Toys, Pans, Baskets, Boxes.
Wood Ma he Cups and ssaoefs. .u o''ks"'
Lanterns, number OF Coins, 70, &c.
est bidder. The attention of dealers as we'll as
those who wish 70 possess real Jsrsnese srtioie.
Terms cssh.
le5-4 J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aucts
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers.
DEsiRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCES ON
At PyhEiS AVc1oso u~ FkI6 81 fSP = rirTs
ny ahe SIN: az O'Clock, on the pren isfs we
story Brick Dwelling House on Mfssour, svepse,
tween "a anc ~ streets. and containing IS rooms
In aca,e onit IN the best manner IN desira
Es;y short distance from the Avenue and principal
nGtes The ehaIsoter Of the improvements in the
eysIy respect unquestionable. -
Terms: One fourth cash; residue IN 6, y, Ia and
~ noa.ns, Win interest, secured by deed OF trust
ie5 d J. MoGnIRE a CO., Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE ON f. STREET.
Lie saIE1on M6sDaY kFr iETRsra5i p Pgs
I'm, az SIX o'clock, on the premises. shall offer
tof safe latge ana handsomely ia mi he'd private
residence, situated on the north side of r. street
north between sth and eth streets west. The OF
has front OF over S feet and depth of y feet; the
House Is 81 feet, four stories high with largo hack
bulldIEg; containing is or Is rooms, with a fine
cellar under the whole building; is built in the
most superior manner, Of best materials, with a.
the modern improvements. The arrangement of
the front and the central location of this property
renders II particularly desirable for prOfessionsl
gentlemen having two front entrances, ore of
which can be used as office; both ent-a noes are
furnished with brown stone stepf and the front of
the building Is an excellent imitation of brown
stone. - wv
Persons in want of = ine residence should at
tend THIS sale, as the owner Is determined TO sell
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN 6 10 and
Is months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises. Title lnds putable.
Je5 j. Z. MEG UIRE n CO, Auots.
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NosIeH-Dssfrtef Of CoIxsbia Adrrti,smsxts
F" 20 tsssrfsf ~ tts BALTIMORE Sun srs ysosivsd
&c sd forwarded from THE STAR o6ses.
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Baitimsre Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-Flour closed quiet but
hrIn, with sales; Howard street 10 held at o. O.;
Ohio and City Mills IS so. Wheat closed Arm;
red 81 36aSl 40, white 81 55asI 6S Corn closed
nrm; yellow 7Oa72, white 73a75c. Provisions
closed firm; bacon sides l0xaloke.; men pork
sl7 Seals; prime SIS. WHISKY closed duh At ala
lc
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All Of DIR: Humphreys & Co.'S specific Ho-
meopath,e Remedies put up expressly for fsmil y
IN cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book Of fill directions. For sale BY
IA. ID. Gilman, 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent w: A. Fitzgerald, 353 north r street:
Also by r. b. Winter, north corner Of X street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Wifr6
Hnzet for internal and external infiammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma O. In
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New York Markets.

NV YORK, June Flour is heavy, and the
quotations barely maintained; State IS %;
Ohio q s0aS6; Southern IS .I5as6 IS. Wheat 10
quiet; Southern white Sl.isaSI so Corn 10
heavy; mixed 63kc. Provisions are quist
Whisky is steady at q &c.
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BY c. MCGUIRE q co Auohonesr..
FUTURE DAYS.
BIJ. q. McGUIREACO.An Am,

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL
BRICK DWELLING HOUSES IN THE REAR OF
TEMPERANCE HALL.-On WEDNESDAY Az
TEhNOoN, June :7th, At O'Clock, on the prem
and duly recorded IN Llber J. A. =, No. 49, folIos
~ rs ~, and us, one of the land records for
"6sntnStUu OuuntJ, ID. shall sell Lots III. I,
and \, In q EubdIvlsOn of square numbers S75,
fronting each about u feet 10 inches on the 81 eet
Alley In the rear OF Temperance Hall together with
tne improvements, ooEsIstIng OF three twO-sto ~
each. " ~
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and y
months, with interest. secured by q deed of trust
on the premises.
II the terms Of sale should not be complied with
In I'VE DAYS thereafter, the trustee reserves ihe
Ilgnt 10 resell, az the risk and expense of the de-
faulting purchaser, after one weeks publo notice
All conveyanoing at the cost of the purchaser or
,THOS. ]. FISHER, Trustee
Je4-d j. G. MCGUIRE n co Auot,
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THE BKsoM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our Young and middIe-aged to indulge, in excess and
influence to dispel the growing evil should read
dHnnaam fra,ity or Phy,ioloxicat Researehss. 1t
tratedl the causes and effects ofloca aud vital dis
ease and decay pointing out the only sure seTety
r0tre-read the advertisement of :" TT,sx.Uua, in
another column. Sold by DR.. Barrow, I9i Bleecher
street, N. Y. Price Is cents. Sent free every
Sold also By 8. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
". ". ma T. I'm
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Methodist Epi.ceral General Canf.r.no

BUFFALO, June 4.-The Conference met at
O'Clock Upon calling the roll, no quorum was
found present.. Adjourned siae dis
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mrs. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physicien, has Soothtas Syrxp for Gladden. Tsstk-
sHs, which greatly facilitates the process Of teethinr
BY softening the gums, reducing ell inflammation.
viii ellay all pain, and is sure to Regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest
70 yourselves. and relief and health to your Inants
another column. 90 II-Iy
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DIKD,

On the 5th instant at the residences OF her son
lsE, AFTER 2 seyere and protracted illnSes' Mr..
ANN >. ANDERSON, in the 18th year Of her
Lensly the house end sad the hours,
Since, mother, thou art gone:
But, oh. . brighter home than ours.
80. In heaven, II now thine own.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited
at O'clock 2. M. from Unlou Chapel, 10Th ct.
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ppv RBy A. GREEN, Anetienser:

,n by a: UREEN, Anotloneer.
tEK1 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
18th, BETwEEN AND SIS. AND ONE on p tn,
BETWEEN u AND ii SIS AT AUcTIoN-On WE'D
NtSDAf. the 9Th day of June, shall sell In front
property at O'Clock D. m:
Lot No p, In square No. 9ls, fronting 4s feet on
tween and X streets north, Immediately in front
OF Franklin square.
Also, Immediately after the sale { the above, At
hall past O'Clock, shall proceed to sell, on the
premises, hall lot No. l9 In square No. I02 having
'front.' OF - ct inches on 2lth. running back lOb
fe.t To an alley, between north 6 and streets
Persons wishing 70 purchase handsome building
sites are respectfully requested to examine the
location Of the oye- mentioned property previous
% isae; they Will find the sale worthy their atten-
ton.
Terms: One-fOurth Dash; balance in 6, Y, and Is
months, for notes, bearing interest from day 90
sale. A deed given, and a deed of trust taken
Title indispu.abe.
ma Sid A, GREEN. Auct
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MARRIED.

on The ID Instant, BY the Rev. J. spencer Ken
nMs ys, Mf S kiEWIs II Y0gNGs Of New York, to
tPhIla Ledger and N. Y. Times copy
No on sos :s Il My il sy the Rev
e CATHERINE THAYER, daashtsr Of tbs iSts
Philip Livingston, OF New York CITY,
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THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORROW
BY BARNARD q BUCKLEY. Auctioneers,

GsOrgstOicr. ID. C..
MINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY nFTER Noon. 5tb
June, al clock, we will sci, In front of the prem
ises, THAT beautiful aud valuable property, owned
oy and Ia the present occupancy Of Dol b. s. Rob
AID which has been subdivIded into nine Iots; two
iIoHtlng on Eighth street. opposite the PROPERTY Of
Mrs. John Robinson, with frontage combined Of
Isl feet and running back $50 feet and 24O feet on an
g and 81 feet each on High, and run through to
FIedeTlck street.
This sale will offer 8 fine opportunity for a profit
abe Investment or to SECURE building lots on the
bia. - OO-""'
a plat Of the subdivisions may be seen at the
once oil the UNDERMINED In Georgetown, or at the
auction rooms of Wall 4 Barnard. in this city
Terms very liberal one fourth cash; the balance
IN ana years, bearing interest, and occurred by
oeed cl trust on the premises. All conveyancipg
81 the expense Of the purchasers.
By >. c. MCGUIRE CO, Auctoneers.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, ON
- The coEEEER OF FouEIE AND SIS, AT AUG
az SIX o'clock on the premises. shall sell part "
Lot numbered Nineteen, IN Square numbered south
Of square numbered Five hundred and Sixteen,
fronting sixteen feet Fourth street vest at the
feet on SAID street, 10 three feet aley; together
with the improvements, consisting of a small
Frame Dwelling House, under rent az Sl2 per
month
Terms One-fourth cash; the residue in g. L. and
IL months, with interest secured By deed of trust
on the premises IL the terms Of sac should not
be cOmalied with within i've days thereafter the
property will be resold st the risk and expense OF
the deiauitng purchaser.
june Id ]. C. MCGUIRE e. CO., Aucts.
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BARRY's TRIcoPHERous

BARRY's TRIcoPHKRous
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tifSing, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gists and PeTfumers. mar l2-sm
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JAPANESE NoyELTIEs.-A small quantity japan
ese Com, Few Pipes, tobacco, Umbrellas, hand
such as can be obtained nowhere else. For sale by
W. r. Chandlee, Card writer at Willards' Hotel
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REaL EsrArx-J, c. Mcclure 4 Co. .ue,,on.
foe ssia C ss ss;I psi co part q os
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DRsfRoyKR
the Oldest and best remedy known for fextermin
Ing Rets and Mice, Cockroaehes Bugs Al
den Insects.
RPrincipsl Depot. 61a Broadway, NY.
sou py all Oruggists everywhere. ma l8-Sm
PEENIxs,-Per.ons desiring Pennies win alvay.
ono them sor axchange 1T the stay Oisoe counter
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BASE BALL.-A match was played last Saturday
afternoon between the National of Capitol Hill
ana the Potomac of the First Ward, on the grounds
OF the former. Five innings were played, the
National scoring i6 and the Potomac Ia
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FOR ARCTIC REFRIGERAToRs and other indis-
pensable housekeeping articles, see the advertise
ment OF c. Woodward, in another column.
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THE LApIrs Of So. Psnls Lutheran Church.
corner OF n and Eleventh ssreets' eosnmence
noiding . Strawberry Festivsl this evening. In
aaun2 the debt upon the Church Parsonsgs fbs
lie literally Patronized ''e' W
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THE EMPIRE CLUB announce a grand picnic
10 come on tomorrow. See advertisement In
another column 80
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No 9-THE WORLDS OWN should be the title of
Nshmeonltah, afterwards Mrs. NJ. n. GardneT.
called the Indian Balsam of Liverwon and Hoarr
all Lung Complaints. 1t is sold everywhere.
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ARREST FOR Perjury james Bishop was ar
rested yesterday by officers Carter and Scarf on
the oath of J F. Carter, for false swearing before
Justice Hollingshead, In reference to the bring
Ing Of the .'roughs" into the city He was com
mttted for further hesring by Tustics norr
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMPDrE

LyoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. an O a
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S55Ns g % fl r
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THE GaAsp Pic MIC of the Sixth street Presby-
.efian Church Sunday School at Fort Washington,
Tomorrow, bids fair To he one of the mod s|e.s
anu snairs OF the kind Of the season. good
oano o. mnsic viii be In attendance, and, among
osnef enserainments, Mr.. Noble, the pastor, viii
since, which cannot fail to be interestine.s
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In the Fourth Ward, second precinct, there is
mistake alleged In the count, which reduces
Mr.: Berrets majority ten votes in that precinct,
and the Judges are accordingly re-counting the
ballots this morning.
In the Island Hall precinct Of the Seventh Ward,
we are informed that twelve votes were received
for Mr.. Berret upon naturalization papers issued
since the 3lst Of December. They were received
under protest by the opposition Judge. We I'M
derstand that there is an alleged mistake in the
count in this precinct, which Increases Mr.. Wal
lach's majority six votes, and that recount Is
being made by the Judges.
Votes for Members Of The City Councils.
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INTERESTING CEHEMoNY Chapel was
event, which was witnessed bys large number
on persons. This was the entrance into the mar
ltaI relation of two greatly esteemed young per-
sohs.Mr Edward w. Dom and Miss Laura ].
Gardner, both of this CITY They were prominent
members Of the choir of this church. where the
inumacy which has resulted 90 happily we trust
Ior both, was formed and cherished, and their
many worthy qualities had endeared them to
number Of friends, and more particularly to their
pleasant associates In the choir, az was clearly
manifested by the large number present Yesterday
70 greet them with wedding chorus, which was
into the church about half past two, when their
entfee was announced by a beautiful air on the
organ, the bride being apparelled in neat travel
emony was performed by Rev w. B. Edwards.
After receiving the congratulations of their nr-
merous friends, the happy pair started on bridal
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lU.ol;!, a. NUIICk Hts GARD.
we solicit the attention of all persons in want of
Clothing, to our large and fashionable stock of
clothing and Gents furnishing Goods. Our goods
are All manufactured by ourselves and we conf
IDENTIFY assert that we oan give better goods and
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
SInst estaDhshment In this city. Any styles Of
CIothing made to order and nice fit ALWAYS guar-
ahted MCCAMLY Il >cHaLL
ma Tim National Hotel Building.
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B, BARNARD q BUCKLEY. AuOtiOneers.

By BARNARD l. BUCKLEY, Auotioneers
GeoTgetOtcn, ID. C.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND MARKET srREFTs
SEoRsEIowE; De-. At AucTIoN.-On WEDNEs-
DAY AFTERNOON, 9Th of June, at O'cio1 r.
we will CELL in front of the premises Lot 49, front
ing 10 feet on Third street and running back $50
feet, between Market and Frederick streets and
which viii be divided 70 suit purchasers.
Terms: One fourth In cash; the residue in 6, Il
and 10 months, bearing interest, and secured nv
q deed of trust on the premises.
ma 81 BARNARD d BUCKLEY. Aucts
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xterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks. Ants.
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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The ARLINGTON CLUB will give their q rst grand
moonlight excursion to Glymont Pavilion to.mor
row. superior brass and string band has been
engaged for the OCCASION and the pleasantest kind
of time is anticipated. For particulars see adj
vertisement
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By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auchoneer,

BY ]. Z. Mc6UIRE 4 Coz, Auotlonetrs.
EXTENSIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE
H OF SUPERIOR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE AND SAD
DIE HoRsEs, HARNESS, STABLE FURNITURE, &c
On THt RSDAN MORNING. June 6.h, at ten
O'Clock at the extensive Livery and sale Stables
kept by Mr.. +. Iakemeyer, on g street, betweea
18th and 18th streets, and known the First Ward
Livery Stables" we shall sell al his stock, com
prs ing
superior Carriages, consisting of close Coaches
2Calashes and Barouches, al Of superior make
and IN fne order,
Phaetons, 1 Larryall, Buggy,
II superior Carriage Horses,
5 choice Saddle Horses, tive of them superior La
dies Horses,
10 SETS Silver plated Harness,
ent:emen's and Ladies' English Saddles and Bri-
dies,
2sxcallent sIeIghs, Sleigh Bells,
RObes, Blankets, Covers, Whips,
Cutting Boxes and stable Furniture generally.
credit, off, and months, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
IeI-d !, c. McGU & CO., Aucts.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
ID recorded in the land records OF Was hing Tor
COUNT, p e L,ber J; A. felle lss, viii be sod
premises, IN the city Of Washington. ID. @. Lot,
numbered 4, s, 6, and 9, In Square numbered g7s
L.ots numbered IL and u, In Square liz. and Lo
No. 2, in Square LILO.
Terms of sale cash.
,.ra Mf1t S, Ss SssE9kP 81, Duties ss:;.
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nREss TRIMMINGS, Of the very latest styles.
u STEVENS.
je est $50, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
SMITH, No. 40 Seventh street. has just re-
- turned from the North, with q fine stock Of
SUMNER CLOTHING.
GOODS, HATS and GAPS.
IL Just received large lot Of TRUNKS, ct
III PAPER COLLARS, cepts and Patent
SIMMER TlkSat 10 cents, atSM1TH's, No. 40
seventh ST. ma 25-2w
DURE SODA WATER, WITH A VARIETY
&C.. cen be had ~ 30 s. - -MOOREsE
West End Drag stors, iiS p Az,
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Mrs. MATT PEEL's CAMPBELL MINsrRELs
me Campbells give their sixth entertainment at
the Theater this evening, presenting very attract
I've programme. The eccentric delineations of
tnls popular troupe are decidedly enjoyable, and
their sentimental songs are given with grace and
skill The CamPbells are well-regarded favorites
In this city, and deserving the patronage of all
lovers Of agreeable amusements
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By J. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctloaeers.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
NEW YORK AVENUE. BsIwKEN 9IH AND 10Th
SIS, wEsI,AI PUBLIC AUcTloN.-On WEDNES-
DAY. AT rERNOUN, June 6th, at ak O'clock on
the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. 5. in David
ne sbdivlsion Of square numbered So, fronting
q feet i've inches on New York avenue, brtwee1
9th and 10th streets west running back 10 street
OF two Frame Dwelling Houses.
Terms: One.fouIth cash; the residue in g. IL, and
is months, with interest, secured By deed of trust
. inns I'd ] MnfInRE A. CO Anots
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CENTRE MARKET.-This morning the average
and stalls Of the Centre Market The attendance
was large and the demand active. The vegetable
stands were especially well provided Indicating
a handsome return for the labor expended upon
the farms and gardens of the adjacent country
Very good order prevailed during market hours