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IN The SENATE, to-day, the bill reported by
MI; Pearce from the Library Committee, pro-
VidlDg for an astronomical mission to South Amer
ca 70 take observations of the great solar eclipse
10 take pace In July, was taken up and passed
Mr.. Cllngman proceeded with his remarks in
our report closed.
HoUSE-On motion of Mr.. Millson, the House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole (NIr
Washourne, Of Me-, in the chair for the purpose
Of concluding the debate on the tariff hill rO''
Mr. Houston, of Ala, proceeded to address the
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PAFannaI-

'''' Judge r X. Williams, of XIV, and Hon
" m r RuSsel, Of y Y, are at Wizards.
- Senior T. NJ. Mats, of Mex; Hon. John NJ
National. ' " " '"S
80: Senators King and Dixon appeared in their
s7dis In the Senate, this morning. in the luxury OF
white pants, with other habiliments to CORRESPOND
49, The venerable Littleton Walter FazewelI
II0Glheriy u , Senator, and an Ex-Governor of
of e5 years. - ~ 'A0 "Se
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THE DELEGATES TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL.
UNION PARTY CONvENrIeN-now here, il a fair
representation of their several constituencies.
speak well for them, indeed. We never saw a
more dlsnihed, intelligent, and respectable body
OF gentlemen than they seem to be. Among
them are many whose names I'LL pages in their
country's history principally of the times of the
ascendancy Of the Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, and
Fillmore administrations. So far, those in Wash
ington city are principally from the South. and
the Middle States; Kentucky, Maryland and Ten
nessee being largely represented among them.
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constellation reviews the proceedings Of
the Charleston Convention, with the light of an
eye witness, one Of its editors having been pres
ent ten days during the session.
The hHtsil'gsHesr is devoted to Congressional
proceedings aud news
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Sh0 REWARD.-Ran away from the subScri-
pco her, living IN the neighboThood of -
BetSvllle. Prince Georges county, Md, on al
the ght ol saturday, May 4th instant Ne IA
dark copper-colored. round shouldefed feet.Lk.
or 10 inches high, heavy built, and he lIsps whom
ne talks. Among has clothing was a black cloth
coat pantaloons, galter Shoes and black cloth ca
lie was brought to Marylan only last week from
That know Of will give fifty dollars reward for
ms return to me, or for securing him in jail so that
may get INN again. T. NJ. BROOKE.
ma 7-St' baltimore sun copy, IwJ
MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER
lfl from Paris, begs leave to inform the TadIe,
and Gentlemen of Washinston that she can be CON
sn tea on sl Affairs Of Love or Business at asa
Eleventh street, between r and G.. 40 IsIms
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Cold COMFORT. Chicago Times the
home organ of Judge Douglas, in Wednesdays
edition, says:
"The wires failed last night, leaving us with
out any Intelligence Of Yesterdays action at
Charleston. We have no fears; on the contrary
have increased confidence that all will be we'll
ana that what has occurred will be found to have
been Tor the best, for the ultimate relief and ad-
vantage Of the Democratic party and the Union .
The editor trusted that the wires, on Wednes-
day, would bring him the gratifying news of a
nomination" But falling to lie satisfied in that
respect we hope he will be supported by his own
philosophy,
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II Anniversary week in New York promises
10 be very interesting and busy season.
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PERSONAL.

&OSl REWARD.-TO HOTEL KEEPERS
~ EcO AND OJHERS-Left Willards' Hotel.
washington, on the morning of the 18th inst a
gentleman, resident of New York cIty about III or
- years 81 age hight eyes and complexion about 5
leet . inches IN hight; brown hair; whIskers and
Inoustache same color, and heavy: very genteely
dressed. Having been in III health for some time IL
Is supposed he has wandered away through aber-
ramon. Any one giving info nation that will ena-
bic hlS friends to find him will receive the above
rev ard, AID :TeSs J. l.. MORGAN. No. al Fultor
street New York.
April 81, 1850. ma 2Iw
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fronunf respectively on NJ street north between
80 eno z4th Streets, on Twenty fourth street he
tween and N, and street, between Isl and 9Th
One,fourth cash; the re, idue in g. Y and
montns, with interest secured By deed IN trusf
IN IN ,ne premises All conveyanoing at the cost of
ap Se-d &c. Mc6UIREk IN A.o,.
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may d J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auct,.
Py J C. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.
HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Is

- /" - 4NNnAiFf a. NO.s AuctonefrH.
HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
- v III CITY OF VASE INGr0N AT PUBLIC AUTfr \.
On WkDNhS AFTERNOON, NAV ~ a s
ociocf, on th@ premises we thal sell I.ota No. D
and s, an subdivision of Square Nc par font NJ
zach p feet on north street D, tween lSh and "a
streets west. running hack a feet 20 81 feet aley
The location OF these Lots. onting immedIs taiy
on Frank! IA Square, and q eriOokins the sutira
pri,sts residence. WV
lmmediatey after. on the preiSises we shall SCI
Lot No. :, IN sgu6rs No 2si, frontlnR al feet (
lnehes on New York avenue, at the corner IL Isth
street west and running through TO north n street
IIeetz Inches. The position ofthis lot is unrivaed
"a site Tor hrst class residence.
imn ~ atey after, on the premises shall sell
20 81 bot Q. = ~ tquare No 254 fronting 80 feet
olnches on Pennsylvania avenue. At the corner Of
I4th street west running hack l9feet; with the I'M
ptoyements, consisting Of a substantial and well
srranted iour story Brick Dwelling House with
DUCK mack building; containing two handsome
stores on the avenua front, twelve GOOD rooms m
the 6wel,lng part, with Kitchen aud other neoessary
Terms: One fourth in cash the residue in s. p.
70, and twenty four months, with interest secured
ol deed on the Premises.
IItle perfect. AL conveyano:ng At the cost ofthe
sP l7-eO&ds MoGUIRE& CO., Auc,..
ITTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
SSnIdl ~ ESDAH AFTERNOON, May sth. same
may q }. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Au-t..
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'EHAi ER'S MUSIC LEAF TITRNEp avn
HOLDER AM

ia = MOCIC LEAF TGRNEp
HOLDER. n-'O
nm. PATENTED June 2Ist 1850
nls mighty useful, simple and ornaman,.l .
Wen as original Invention for Holding and TSrnn
the Leaves OF Sheet Music, Music Rooti Sai a
70 o a that It can be placed upon and taken
s Without S me least trouble whatever Music leaves
Ca pc set about as quickly corners Of leaves
cau oe turned up-ta general practice in nrsnar;nS
mIIc leaves for turning with the fingers. preparing
ma. 10 whether professors or amateurs
UTILITY OF this beautiful addition to the Muse sst
Is py It's ald music leaves can be Turned aa anS
nc oi place WITHOUT itn= the hands from the kess
ing note OF the harmony or an interval
me Inventor having been practical Teacher Of
MGslc Organist. and Pianist for several ye.rs -,
say that this novel invention gives entire re
hths the nervous, awkward, and SO oftsn badiv
eIIched business OF turning mnsic leaves w;fh az
nnses. De lcate touch of the lever which reacbes
merry Gown TO the keys in front of the name and
y s .sas Is necessary to cause leaf to he turned
bds Witt great rapidity and precision and 10 he
tarn f ~ IN place only one leaf being allowed to
VIII the most rapid performance "'s % Oh
ihese instruments are light ornamental a ~ al;
PIE ard just the thing for the ladies' WIZ sp sun
feaeS Of AZ trih'ns that it places them within the
For sale st the Music storss. m.a.a
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such names as those Of Davis, Hunter, Breckin.
ridge, Phelps, Mason. SlideI Benjamin, Bragg,
Clay, ct al attached to it, II cannot fail to prove
to be document that has but to be read every
where to insure that IL brings to Baltimore on the
18th prox, every of the seceders at Charleston
~ 80. y
The CRowD.-We remember to have rarely
seen more strangers in Washington than now
here. considerable portion Of the throng is
composed Of returning Charleston-C Convention
delegates and outsiders, thousand Of whom are
probably now among Us with as many more who
come to this region to take part in the Constitu-
tonal-U nion- party National Convention to assem-
bic In Baltimore on Wednesday next The former
appear eager to learn the impression made by their
work upon the public men here assembled Each
has his own story to tell of the nterminable poth-
Grafton without head or tail to it into which they
as whole, managed to plunge "The Harmonic
ous." No two of them make the same explana.
tlon OF occurrences there, come to similar con-
cluslons concerning them. The Douglasites come
here nervously anxious that the seeding delega-
tons shall not be induced to present themselves at
the Baltfmore-adjourned Convention on the 18th
proximo, demanding the enjoyment of their right
to participate in its proceedings. The grave
earnestness with which they plead the propriety
Of the admission In their stead of such southern
restriction-of-saverY co-aborers of theirs as may
be drummed mp for the occasion, is particularly
amusing, and tells as plainly as a blunt acknowl-
edgment OF the fact would do, that their instant
change of front at Charleston, in favor of vamose-
ing that raEche and Resembling at Baltimore,
was brought about alone by the last forlorn hope
Of composing the nominal Democratic party
nomination of Douglas by such dodge. Out OF
the developments they make in conversation, il
has become evident that had the Charleston Con.
vention held together but for day longer, some
nomination would have been made; leaving
Douglas supported by not more than sixty-sx
votes on the decisive ballot
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

.
For other Georgetown Advertisements see frst mage
GAME TO MY PREMISES the Iith ,Iay of
~ April, one large black spotted BOAR
hOG Tho owner would please come 49,
oTwaId, prove property, pay charges. and sAS~.ASu
JOSEPH WOODLAND,
ma 2-oI NO. West st, Georgetown.
I OSf.-A NOTE of Suter, Lea a. Co dated
H December p, 1883, for 8 $3.50, payahIe in one
year, IN favor of and endorsed BY Joseph Thornton
The above note was lost by in passing from mn
shop on High street above Cav and Congress SIS
t. Bridge street The payment has been stained
Ihr hinder OF the note will he suitably rewarded on
delivery oi II TO the under igned.
ma 2w. JENKIN THOMAS.
ROOMS TO LET, above the Confectionery
H Store of Mr.. CHARLES ATZ. on Bridge ST
NO. -. Inquire at the store beneath. ma S-Iw
ROARD IN FAMILY. with or without Iodg
- ing ~ 10y the week or month at No lao over
Brown Il Whites dry goods store on Bridge st
near tho corner OF High; Single gentlemen or mar,
req couples accommodated. Also, Rooms 10 IL
either furnished or unfinished. ma S-Iv
ZINE DRESS GOODS. in great VARIETY: Lace
NANTES and Shawls, Busters Embrmderies Of
ali Kinds, Brown and Bleached Cottons Cotton
ana Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks Tovelings
Pillow Case Cotton and Linen, and. m fact ever
ming usual To be found in t-olass DIV I;oo8s
store can always be had at fair prices OF
SPlLMAN q HUNT,
hP<f-i" - Bridge st., Georgetown
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By BARNARD BucEEY; GeoT1e.ov1

DY v sIAkhTTfAR ID 4 BgeE SE Sso5ss..yn;
~ - The 2sth day ofAprIl, is5l and dnls recorded
Gn. z ~ Gay OF April Liber "A SNo IS TO
county. the undersigned as trustee viii srli On
WEDNESDAY,, May 9th, AZ O. clock ,. m |, on the
80 70 ne highest hldder. all tlrst part and
geoIgetoyn ss OF No. 81 IN eakin's, Lress and
Seieneve aodition 10 said town. having front on
sist OF q two-story frame houss.
m msrm I. At sale si.pNEEpS sRowN; Trustee;
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G100 REWARn.-Rnnaway from the subscri-
" IMO Der on the 18th of April, Negro Bog -
Jerry, who call himself Jerry Crage. al
Jerry may have forged pass. He is about n
D feet TO 10 inches high; very blaok and ~
rather 1eshy; He rs about II years old. HadNx>
on when he left home a pair of gray fulen cloth
pants, black jacket pair of boots. Other clothing
unknown; VIII give the above reward if taken
out OF Charles County, and So if taken IN the
county, provided he be brought home to me- or Sc
cured IN jail SO that | get him again Address
GERARD RISON, DORcaster p. o., Charles Co,
Md. ap II I'm
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By J. C. MCGUIRE A. co. Auctlopeer,.
EURNIrURE ANDHOUSEHOLD EFFECT,
FUTURE DAYS.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH
" " AND n IT'S BETWEEN 6TH AND Urn STs
lsLANp, AT PUBLIC AUcSION.-tln WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, 9th inst a. O'Clock we will seli,
on the premises, Lots Z, and Is in Square
Terms; One fourth cash balance in 6, u, rs and
- months bearing interest, and secured BY deed Of
ma dfmai WALL a BARNARD, Aucts.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ESTRAYS-TwO red and white horned COWS
Ia broke THROUGH the enclosure into the ~o<rA
grounds attached to Georgetown College. Rk~
One had rope round Its horns. Their 49,
owners will please come forward. paw damages
and expense incurred, and take them away.
JOHN w. GROSS.
ma 81 Officer in char.e
/ OST OR STOLEN-On SATURDAY. the 5th in
IL slant, POCKET BOOK, containing sundry
notes and papers. One of the notes was for Si2i,
another for $500 the amount of the rest not reem-
bered. There was also S27.J0 in the book. The
hinder can retain the money, but will please drop
the book, with the papers, in the Post Office di-
rected tn :. Il. q. MORSELL. ma ST
ESTR hi.-FOund trespassing upon the subscri-
Ia bers' premises. about months sinoa ~1<A
a small red thornedl cow, with a short T6A&sSs
tail, and about or 5years old. The owner 49,
can have her bv proving property and payinr
charges. WALBRIDGE & HALEY,
ma ) St. Near Columbia COLLAGE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w HI NC TON THEA TER.
BRILLIANT TRIUMPH

BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
Fourth Nisht of
MR.. ROBERT HEI,IER
THE FIRST PRbSTiDIGITATEUR
OF the world. since the retirement of the justy re-
nowned Partisan Sorcerer,
ROBERT HOUDIN,
whose marvellous. simple and elegant feats are IN
style and effect reproduced-not imItaSed-by Mr.
4 SERIES OF SoIREBS FAYTASTToUEs
will be given during the week cOmmencinx
MONDAY EVENING. May7
Ana VIII comprise, IN addition TO q rich
variety of entirely new, novel, and splendid
experiments IN natural magic, never before given
IN America, illustrations OF the marvellous power of
SECOND sight.
Last night Of CabalIsiic Clock, the Dove and
Flowers, the lnfsrnal Medicine, the Arab Chief,
LoeIiers Punch Bowl, the Gone, the Garland, the
Admission 50 cents; orchestra chairs 81. No extra
BOX sheet open daily from ga m. to ?. m. and
lroul 5to D p m,when seats may be secured without
ON WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER.
MOONS
will be given
NJ T N
for the especial accommodation of Families and
Children.
Doors open at O'clock performance will co,0
nence at ga precisely.
Admission to all parts of the house 50 cents; Chill
uTeh, . cents mas
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other g For Sale and Rent'' advertisements,
see FIRST pags
FOR SALE-Between and 8 acres of WOOD
i IiAND-a beautiful building site-on the Plank
at No. ), Agency Block. corner OF seventh aud +
sts. mas 2w'
FOR RENT-A good STAND for a grocery or
- WI stpre win stable and large yard. Inquire
streets. maaGws
FOR ,RENT-A three-xtory BRICK HOUSE
l. with basement ana hack building, No 339 r
Church. For terms, &c, inquire at No. 34I. next
door. ma a4ts
FOR RENT-Twot three BRICK HOUSES
rooms, situated Fifth street near the corner of
Il street. Inquire of JAMES A. WILLIAMS.
AGENT, opposite Catholic Church on Fiflh st.
A STORE FOR RENT-On Seventh street,
IA near the corner of MARYLAND avenue Is and
would be an excellent stand for barber shop T a
GEO. W BRAY. r. al Estate Agent at his Sieve ieRweIry
store, No. 3l6 Seventh street. ma cost
THREE, SMALL mall AND DEsIR ABLE BRICK
Thirteenth street west 9nd G street north The
bers offer for sale three small and desirable
Ick Dwelling Houses. situated at the corner of
Thirteenth street west and G street nort7. Two of
the houses front on Thirteenth street and contain
rooms each; the other fronts on g street and con-
talns rooms. The houses will he sold separatrI,
and IN very liberal terms of credit Apply 70 JAS
e. Ga MSsGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers and Commits
A HOUSE FOR RENT, on Ninth St, between
81. "A ana New York avenue-NO. 3s1-of seven
rooms: Inquire next door. ma S 81
FOR RENT.That handsome two-story and
on the east side Of TNs sGSG aISSi os Z
ta9 n,G mn Tor nt TO careful PromPt
5a5 the rent will be J6 5RHl PSNtT q No.
ma 81 Attornes at Law, EIrbtb st.
FOR RENT-A conveniently arranged BRICK
IA DIV ELLlNG, on Twentieth street. between NJ
Good water in the yard. Rent . $50 per year. For
R eE!hf[ P Sst. SdsN HSgSs Of John
TOR RENT OR SALE-Fine COTTAGE
No. 3I7 on Delaware avenue, between b and q
streets ST. hOrth; POSSESSION given Immediately. APP
FOR SALE, OF viii be exchanged for Improved
city property, l70 acres Of good LAND, about II
miles from Washington, and mile from the Rail
tV MsqxaGd AZ se, n IN PEI3eo Geo.ges ooun
enue. ma iS
FOR RENT-The VERNON HOUSE, Ioc.ted
y 81 the cornet Of Missouri avenue and Third
street, sno fronting the Government botanical gar
sOns ~ the city The F9rnitu1s Of The sous s Win
pS sola al snp,ie auction, on the premises, on
the premise. will have opportunity Of frni.6ins
BROWNING, under United States sPRS g,s 2 r. W.
/ Q0K HERE!-A new Pic Mic Resort for Rent.
- II lease or sale, just opposite Georgetown, en-
oraSci ,g nne SPRINGS woods, fishing and boating,
public resort, market garden and dairy farm near
the District, containing 50 acres,
LLOYD e. Co.
ma z-lm- Corner Seventh and r sts.
COTTAGE FRAME HOUSE TO LET, con-
~ tanning seven rooms, beautifully situated, on N
street north, between l4th and 18th sts. west. In
aP0 JOHN P. HILTON.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIopeer

DuBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
u. az d2Is on THE lsLaNDIOn WEDNESDAY,
ss, at o'c ock y, m, Lots No I and No. g. ~
SanaIe NO. ao Lot fronts 81 f-et on street. ard
Nlrginla avenue and Isl feet Twelfth sire l. and
rom ~ oommandlns view and proximity - tbs
'front.' OF ~ IL ~ considered much the best location
lot private residence now for sale on the Island
Eltfer lot might ALSO be used for business PURPOSES
aesired oy the purchasers the lots will Be bdi-
10 The title to these lots is perfect in all re-
specfs.
Terms; One-f fourth cash; balance in 8, Il. aud rs
A dee1 given and deed Of trust taken
MAJ A. GREEN. Auot-
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uANpsSSSkkk 4 S SSEEE IA A SsaN KEW

il sroRY Back HoUsr xNp OF .os. NoITM /
instant, shall sell IN front OF the premises, az
o., p m Lot in ssbd yisien q square No.
CORNER Of fourteenth street ne z, ruaning hack Il
feet 90 an alley. with the improvements ., vhc1 are
O good and nee az tv0-story brick dUe ling
house, Containing eight Coms. passage ana c.
lar, and stable, cartiage house, &c., mt rear
months, for notes barring interest from dsy OF ae
deed glvea and deed of trust taken
.Ihe ABOVE aescr Oeo property ~ isnlso-nely
81 gsteo ~ an ., evateo md oomms nding .o.itior
and the tale will he web worthy the n,tsnt.on al
persons ylshing 70 make o good inyestIDent
"ssse A. GREEN, Auct
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BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctloneers.

By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctlonoers.
pMmlSSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ hk.L rs TATElMFRovEDlINT HE FIRsT WIRn.
GouIt Of the District of Columbia, bearing date ON
me IN, I.th oey Of pecember, 4. ID. 1884, and passed n
tsts Of Jsmes B. Frere, deceased Ne. 1867 the IN
nersigned Commlssl9ners will offer for sale a. pub
u ~ at hall Pa't clock D. m, on the premises
me Iocwlns real estate and improvements. subject
" me dover Interests of the widow Of SAID James
81 Iere deceased, being thirc Of the rents and
proihhts OF the SAID estate curing her Ife a. pre-
namelI; Lot Of ground numbered ten (IO in square
s9meered eighty six, 49, Of the plan Of the said
On, CONSISTING OF one two story frame house with
oe + EN- snt and one two-stoEy brick Rouse.
street between and streets, and offers great in
FERNS OF sale One-third cash; the res,due in 1,
"a arc a months, secured hy the bonds Of the puf-
Sesspr % & y the sad heirs and
n s retained until the whole Of the purchase money
n the terms of sale are not complied with within
ne aays from the day Of sale, the Commissioners
reserss me risnt to resell the said property At the
% the same Tor one week by two insertions
All oonveyanclsg ct the cost Of the purchaser.
John HENDERSON.
MILLlAM II. SMITHSON,
CHARLES WALTER.
4 2s-d&ds WALL a BARNARD d. R1ei..
Br A. GREEN. AuctIonesT.
II ARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
IL AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the OH
inst shal sell, at 10 o'clock q. at the store OF
Mr. ) y Crops, corner Of Eighth aDd 4, etreetK
NAVY Yard, near the Navr Yard gate a larEe and
e1celent assortnlent OF Boots and Shoes, VIZ:
mSh . SalI, 0raln and kpp Boots Ard Shoes,
20 oxford Ties, Monroek aud CATERS,
10 brogans md large lot Of Ladies' and Chill
Terms: Under S2o cash !; over So a credit Of -
and 81 DAYS for notes satisfactory endorsed bear
The trade and the public m general are re,nao,
luiy lnVlte1 70 tie sale the stock is large and
Will posi- lively be kCld % the hIg hest bidder
ma t-o A. GREEN, Auct.
By J. C. MEG UIRE a co. Auctopeer,.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOL DEFEECTS
u ATPUBLIC SALK-On wEDN ESDAI MORN
lNO, MAY 9Th. At la oclOck. 20 the residence Of a
gentleman declining housekeep ng, ou street, be
tween 10 h ard llth SITS, shall sell
MAHOGANY Hair Sofa. DIvans, and Parlof
Msrbe-tOp Table, Mirror, Mantsl Ornaments
. MahoPan, Card Tables, Whatnot,
carpets, OIoloth, Rugs,
CaInssk uItalBs, COTHIce, Window Shades
Mahosany Secretary and Bookcase. Lounge,
Cane and Wood seat Ctairs, Tables,
Shlna, lass, and Crockery Ware, Clock,
Bedstesds, Bureaus, Washsta1ds
fsather Beds, Boosters a. d Pillows Mattres.es
MaIorobes, Chamber Tables, Toilet Sets. SC
Cooking Stove and kitohen Utensils generally
Trims: 81 and under cash over that eutu n
r OFT II 81 and 20 days for satisfactorily endorsed
nOtes- bearing interest.
mas d J. c. MCGUIRE 4 co .Aucts.
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GLYMONT PAVILION
u hlS beautiful summer resort has been greatly
improved and Is now open for the accom- a a
notation OF Parties. Boats can he chaT-&SAo
tired this season on the most reasonable lEs lie
terms, making IT the cheapest and most nIes-a-f
place Tor excursions on the Potomac river. SUNDAY
schools AID other religious parties that do not
Ia partcIp pate IN dancing will find every other Sc
coinmoda'Ion for the ENJOYMENT of bC<h children
and parents, The place can I've engaged for eKcur-
teenth street aud Penn. avenue
y. B.-Tbe grounds are free to all parties after
three DAYS no,Ice Meals and Refreshments will
be served by the pToPrIetors.
ma 3-eOInI JONES d MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-08
JOHN MARBURY. Execute.
By J. c. Mcguire co. Auotiopeer,

by ,. z. McOUIhE n co AuotiOneert.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO LOTS IN
The FIRST WARD-On I'll ESDAY AFTER
NOON. MAJ 18th, a. 6 o'clock NJ thN action rooms
we shall sell half of Lot No u. in fQuara No 80
trout ng q feet north 10 street bet~een 2st AM
I'd % Gets west, running bsct sbout iOo feet
Also, Lot No. T. 10 sqa are No ln4, fronting IS feet
Inches on north T. street. batgeen 2th and n Z
Streets west, Iunning hack ie6 feet inohes.
Term: One fourth cash, the residue IN s. Il, and
" months, with iEterest, secured by deed Of trust
on the prem ses
NAYS T. G. McGIrIRE a 90 Ana,