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GEORGETOWN.
Cor'sspoSds~es Of Ias S.ay.

GEORGETOWN, April %, 1850.
among the many places of interest in and about
.e Distrcf. few present greater attraction to res
iuen's and strangers, or are better worth yisi,
man our magnificent burial place-the Oak Hill
cemetery. Art has here subdued, without des.
"oylng the wilderness and ruggedness Of nature.
aho the result Is scene of unsurpassed beauty.
Inc bold hillside, covered with verdure. and
crowned with ancient forest trees the monuments
ana statuary Of purest white, relieved by back
ground OF living green; the clean swept gravel
walks winding in graceful curves from the sum-
NIT Of the hill to the sparkling waters of Rock
creek at their base; and the rustic chapel stand
ing IN grove of giant oaks. and drapsd with
green vines, altogether make up q picture which
delights the eye and satisfies the heart of every
lover of the beautiful There are no unsiphtly
fences Of wood or iron here to mar the view as
lot holders are not allowed to inclose their ground
neatly trimmed lines Of lockwood ONLY markin0
all The divisions. This cemetery is another m0nn.
Inent OF the nunificence of our former fellow
citizen, w w. COrcoran. ESQ who improved
the ground and presented it TO the trustees who
are thus enabled to devote all the rece DTS to its
lurther Improvement and establishment Under
the care Of Mr. Blundon, the grounds are as well
Kept as any in the District, and thong b thronged
at all times by visitors, sufficient quiet and de-
cOrum at all times prevails
The widow Of Col. Carter died very suddenly
on saturday, at her residence on the Heights She
had been in town the day Previous and her health
was such rs to give her no unca siness She was a
sister Of MIR. John Marbury, an eminent LAWYER
here, and was very hiS hly esteemed
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Democr attic National Convention

Impossible To give any reliable information a. 10
the policy, tactics and course which will be pur
compelled TO rely upon such evidence as tbev
deem best entitled 10 credence
The knowing ones say that Flournoy, Of Arkan-
sas, VIII he the temporary chairman They fur
ther assert.with a degree Of onfidence that Doug
las will be nominated for President and that
Alexander IA. Stephens, OF Georgia, will be a
strong candidate for the Vice Presidency
ihe masses OF delegates appear TO be confused
and uncertain Of their future action
The New York - Wood and the Illinois irre,
ular delegation are spoken Of as likely TO be re
J'cted The Georgia double delegation may Il kelly
cause much embarrassment
The delegations now mingle pleasantly. and
with apparently view TO ultimate harmony
The agent Of the Associated Press has received
nothing from Charleston bearing to-day's ste
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MEMS Dress SUITS,
Mems Business Suits,
Youths Dress Suits,
Youths Business Suits,
ChiLdren's Dress Suits,
ChiLdren'S School Suits,
@ NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would res osotfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection. 1t
Is comprised OF en- assortment of Gent!emen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles Of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
Of Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
duoed prioes. apa-Iy
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of fipri
w faclas Issued from the Clerks Cflicc Of the
ClrCult Court ofthe District of ColumrIa, for the
county of Washington, and To me directed, 4 will
expose 10 public sale for cash. in front Of the court
hoEse door ot said county. on FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF May next, 1861 at IL o'clock M, all dc fend-
arts right title, aim. aid interest in aud tn cot
no. 81, IN square No. 5s, in the city of Washing
ton, ID u, gether with all and singular the I'M
prnvenents thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property of Mrs Charles rreuss, and will he sold
to satisfy Judlcas No. 259, to day term 1850. in
favor of Charles Walter. w SEI'DEN "
Marshal for the District of Columbia,
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Norrcl.-D:''-tef Of Co!xn,5ia Adrsr.isssuest,
81 b INSERTED II tAe BALTIMORE Sun are received
at ard fcr,rardsd from THE STAR Office.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
Il THE ISLAND, ON SIXTH ST. WEsT.-By virtue of
the last vii and testament of Hanson Barnes, de
caased, and an order Of the Orphans Court, the
subscriber wi sell on TUESDAY, the 2ith instant
In front OF the PREMISES at haf past ;lock
subdivision of Square No. So frontii q feet 8
f streets, by I20 feet dee p.
Terms: One third cash; the balanos in and II
months, secured BY the purchaser notes bearing
interest from day Of sale with deed Cftrust upon
the property; and not complied Nth in six day
after the sale, the prop ry vii be resold, noon one
weeks notice, at the risk and expense of ths rur-
claeer. Title Indls putabe.
JOSIAH SIMPSON, Administrator.
ap4 eO6ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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BEAR IN MIND the postponed lecture of the Hon
Chas Eames this evening before the WASHINGTON
Art Association at Willards' Hall 1t is expecte,
to be rich treat in its way
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BALTIMORE, April 23-Flour firm. Howar
street Is held atS6 -, bat only sc IL offered
VIII at clos frm; white 81 .65asI IS; red al %
AL .55. Corn closed dull; white 9Oa9ic, yellow
7Oa72c. Provisions closed quiet. Whisky quiet
ABB aDo C
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DAN R1CE'S "GREAT Show is coming as will
be seen by advertisement in another column an,
will open in this city on Wednesday with a.
entire new outfit and increased attractions
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The voTARIeS OF DISSIPATION. and victims of de-
llslop can be brought to conviction of the error
oil their ways. and saved from world of mental md
bodily suffering. by needing the avce contained in
that popular work :. Hu,nan Fra ny. or Physioesi
but inofensive in its dictates and ben g beantfiy
illustrated with eo!ored engravings it brings every
may read" Sold by DR.. Barrow I94 Bleecker
street, New York. Price IS cents. Sent free eve
rywhere.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
I'D. e., l0-lm
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"CRACKER HALL" containing abou. 2G5 acres
about three miles from Alexandria, on the Noun
Vernon Turnpike. was offered for sale at public
auction on Saturday, and bid in at sos Der ac re
by MIR. George Barton, of New Jersey
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ap l7-dtS

BY j. c; Mcguire & CO, Auc,Ipneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON North
ST., BETWEES 18TH AND 18TH sTs WRIST
GA, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 4 priI zlth. al 81
O'CLOCK, on the premses, we shall sell the eastern
part of subdivision Il, in square No sSl front
ing ~ ieet on north street, between 18th and Isl
street west, running back Ia reet u an alley
Terms One fourth cash; the residue i'm g. aand
10 months, with interest secured by decd of trust
on the premises. Title perfect
a2 I'D J.C. McGCIRE& Ancts
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DIED.,

Last night, Of scarlet fever, ISA BELLA augl-
ter of Frederick and Elizabeth Knight OF the S.v-
enth Ward.
In this city. on the 2lst instant, Mrs. DEBORAH
Utility. aged ~ years. She has been for a Eout
years. consistent aud pIouS member ot thu Meth
odist Episcopal Church, and prepared for the
time of her d"pa rture."
Her funeral will take place on Monday April DBL,
al p. III from the residence of Mr. JOS Anthony
her Son-in-law, No. 26S st. north. r
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf (late Young & Ca,
ter's, foot Of Thirteen-and- a-half street scbr
l.: F. Murphey, from Philadelphia, with 05 ton
of coal, for u. F. KidweI
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CHILDE MURAT
WISH To call the attention of the lovers of IA I
Eorses and those who wish to improve their ~
stock to the celebrated Black Hawk Stal- 6SN
hon CHlI,DE MCRAT. For beauty style "a
and speed he Is not second to horse in this conn
try. He can be seen at Martins livery and sale sta
bles on Eighth st Washington, Monday, Tue sday,
and Saturday. and Wednesday. THURSDAY and Fri
day, at Colts Tavern, Alexandria, Va. Judges of
selves. -O- ''''"
ap l9-it&25.H' H. w. MARTIN,
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WATCH RETURSs.-Peter Douglass col. drunk
and disorderly; fine and costs, Sl15 Gilbert Cur
tbs, do do; do, "a Is. Two dodgers were ac
cOmmodated. Patrick Rian drunk and disor
DERBY; workhOuse 60 DAYS
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A. GREEN, Auct.


Fly THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
fuSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
COLLECTION OF SUPERIOR HoUS EHoI D FURNI-
~ Re, BkiNG THE ENTIRE EFFECIs or TIE UNIoN
hnTEl-. uEpRGErowN BY virtue of two eeds IN
January IT. 1870, executed by r.. r. Abbott n
Llber As NO l56. folios No.Irl TO No ito and The
other In l,lber No. 1870, fulIos No. = TO No 2Sone
OF the and records for Washington county Ois
trlct OF Columbia, shall procaf q 10 sell on rnfs
Gay morning, April oath at IO1a O'clock by yir.ne
OF th9 authority vested In by kaId deeds All al
Tue Household Effects contained IN the Union Ho
superior Piano FuTtA
Rosewood ard Walaut complete suites of psrIor
furniture, upho stored IN brocatel and pnrrle
viewer. Tapestry. Brussels. and Ingram Carnatins
Brocat~l a Lace Curtains and Cormces
Kos wood ard Walnut Marbe-top Centre TabIes
Wa.nut, Mahogany, and Painted Chamber FurnI
All of the China, Glass. ard Crockery. Plated
ware, Table Cutlery, and Table Furniture
generally, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
dee IL nnuec' sSary tn part Icuarlze this ex ten.
s!vc col ectlon,e embraces the entire Parlor Eur
nlture oontai cd IN fifteen pariors ana the eutlre
ChaInOer urnlture IN upwards of hfty chan hers
al o1 which is nearly new and 10 excellent order
haNlng been In use but about four months
Ierms 81 safe: 3 - and under cash: over S5o 3
or "a OF sixty and nlnaty days for approved en-
uorsed Eotss, bearing interest.
$40 yNO. \. LINTON, Trustee.
ap ~ THOMAS DOW LING, Auct.
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LOCusTs.-The Alexandria Gazette saws: sThes,
destructive Insects have made their appearance fl
small numbers in this neighborhood In som
cases hogs have been killed by eating them"
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NV A. GREEN Anntinnna,


rHANCERT SALE.-By authority of decre,s
snd of the Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
May land, passed IN a cause wherein Sewell and
Others are compliments, and the widow, heirs AT
law, and administrators of John Brereion are de-
ishdants. Will sell az auction to the highest bid
der, on WEDN ESDtf, the % dav of May next
between the hours OF IL and O'Clock IN the day ON
TIE prem ses, that beautiful parcel Of land part of
the tract called Gr2nhy." near Badensturg, and
about SIX miles from the city az " ashn=to ton, aud
easily accessible hy the Baltimore railroad, cor
tanning a acres. rood, Il perches, thereahouts
beng the western portion of the Lorthern part OF
'GIan6y, and lying north of the maj n county read
with the dwelling house and other improvements
thereon.
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money IN
CASH; and the residue at g. IL and 20 months, to be
secured by the purchaser rOnds with tu -ety bear
Ing interest from tha day of SALE and by retained
lien on the premises sCld. Convey ancing a. the
purchasers cost. - 49,
Ii the terms are not complied with within three
DAYS from the DAY of sd e the property will be re-
sold, alter hive DAYS notice in the National Inte-
gencer and Evening star at the cost and risk of the
defaultng purchaser
Any cIefitors of the said John Brercton who
may not havo filed their claims are notified to do
80 on or before said day.
w. REDIN, Trustee.
mar 2l-Stawts A.GREEN. Auct
III am requested by the parties interested to
add 10 the above advertisement, that there arge,
excellent Dwelling house, two story ard basement,
on the land, large barn. pump of good water, and
an unfalllng stream of fine water running throug h
the property, which is well fenced, and distant
about S1a miles from the ctr.
W.REDIN, Trustee.
6p9 Sawts A GREEN Auct.
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THE ANNUAL CELEBRATION of the Christ Church
Sunday school at Alexandria, came OFT on Friday
The exercises We're very pleasant and entertaining
and Were witnessed by large number of parent.
and friends of the scholars. The address was d
livered by Rev. q. III. Norton
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LOCAL NEW S.

IL NoxgA TIE STAR IS printed CO fAs fastest
sfsan prs,s IN xss sorsk Of Baltimore its edition
4. 20 large rsqsrs i: TO BE- pat to press at an
cry kosy; AGrOtissmsn:s, therefore, should BE-
ssst II 5efo-s Trelrs O'Clock, m; o,Ierwiss the,
ss1, Not apysay rsfil tks sert DAY.
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THE HARMONIC AID BENEVOLENT SOCIETY," of
Oeorgetown, announce grand picnic at Arling-
ton Springs, on Tuesday, the LIST day of Nav
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FEVER AND AGUE.-This trying and provoking
disease, which likes its relentless grasp the body
oil man, reducing him to mere shadow IN a short
mentally useless, can be defeated and driven from
the body, by the use OF DT. j. Hosteters r.notrnsd
Rt.iefS. The great success il has met with, and
the beneficial results following Its use have estab-
lIShed Il as permanent institution" We would
atySe reader to procure this valuable specific
AID If al absent friend is afflicted with Fever and
Ague, any other nervous disc ase, to hasten and
procure this much favored and greatly desired art-
Gle. trial is all that Is needed to prove its many
excellent qualities.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. ap l7-eoT
PENM.;s;m 4, desirps Pen91es win alysys
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No IA. b. C.--Asthma, Bronchitis and Con-
Snmpfton are cured by the great indian Remedy
Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam of Iiverwort a NJ
Hoarh0nnd. sold by all the druggists in America.
lngton street, Boston. an 2O-1w r
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sTAHBING ARRAY took place yesterday even
my on Capltol Hill, which can very nearly
appears that about 20 O'Clock one of the w, ,k
men, named Rody Craven, engaged on the CAM
tol extension work, whilst passing through Fast
Capitol street, received a dangerous stab In tbe
breast from sharp pointed knife in the hands of
some person with whom it is supposed he get into
an alteration. DIR. Mccoy promptly attended the
snnerer' VINO Is not yet altogether out Of danger
The alteration it is stated was the result of Somo
heated discussion about the mayoralty.
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IAN EXCELLENT PHorOGRAPH-We have re-
ceived from Whitehurst Il Co a capitaI nhoto.
graph of the National Rifles Capt Shaffer as they
appeared in full dress uniform just previous to
anelr departure on their late trip to Richmond
The National Rifles look well everywhere and
w hitehurst has done them full justice in trans
fertins their good-looking figures and faces to
paper.
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New York Marketa

NEW YORK April % Flour is Sc. higher, State
s. e5aS5 30 Ohio S6aS6. 10; Southern SO a3U&6 &C.
Wheat is very firm at an advance Of lace; South
ern red 81 81. Corn ruled firm; mixed 70 ka75c
Pork quiet Lard steady. Whisky dull.
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FUTURE DAYS
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
LNRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON TxvrN


k'RAME HOUSE AND LOT ON TWENTY
Il FlRSf BETWEEN NORTH L. AND Nj SIS AT Arc
II0H.-On tfiDA the 27lh instant, shat nell,
Ia 'front.' oil the premises, st O'Clock p. m part iot
NC To- In 50 "a No. ~ having front of az feet
on twenty hrst street west, 10y IS2 feet 5luches
deep, with IN, improvements, which are two good
two story frame houses, &c, &c
Terms: One ha cash; bai.nce In and IL mr. nths
Tor notes bearing interest from day OF GALE a deed
given and a deed of trust taken.
ap 81 dts aGREEN Auot
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To CONsUMPTIyEs.

QuernS Cod Eirer OIL Jelly.
This great specific for CONSUMPTION is fast supcr
cedlng all Others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tut ercuar diseases. Prepared upon
highly scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed of the n.us eOus taste of the plain article it
Is received into the stomach in its eliified form,
and digested. passing into the small lntcstines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by it's
failing nature IN Overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy of Medicine.
and recommended by the faculty every where, this
preparation is confidently offered As a remedy for
Consumption and al ScrOfulous affections
Sold by Charles StOtt. Washing ton, and by all re-
spectacle druggi ats. Price 8 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER Il MOWER,
No. % Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-3m Wholesale Agents.
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and fema le
physician, has Soofhtas Syrup for CAildea TeStA-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethns
by sOftening the gums reducing all inflammation
will allay all pain. and il sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health TO your Infants
Perfectly safe in oil GASES. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
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,1Iss A. A, LOCKE Confines Tic $780,,
M,r.,,.-.A.hI u - -. 10 erAnoker % No
a.rntt Ceritol stISct- DI~sect made &c the neat
a., m,eper .s 80 >, or- rc.S' SsS
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CoUNrERFEITs.- Counterfeit fves on the Cen
trail Bank of Virginia, at Stanton, are said to be
in circul: tion ~
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DARkY's IRICOPHEROUs
is the best and cheapes. article for Dressing, Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
xIsts and Perfumers. mar l2-6m
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FROM c. c. TRowBRIDGE, ESQ, PRESIDENT Mich
IGAN STATE BANK.
, DETROIT, August 80 1859.
DR.. GEO. b. GREEN.-Dedr Sr.-Haying been a
great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and having been
chred as Deleve ~ your oJBgendted Bites most
cheerfllly attest their efficacy. My case was bad
one In the space of four months lost INV strenct
and forty seven pound of flesh, was compelled to
abandon business and remained an invalid for fl
teen months. Travelling. absence from office duty
hal done something for me, but the seemed little
probability of cHrs, until began to take the Bit
terS. In one week | was greatly relieved, and in
three weeks | was perfectly well. and have since
regaIned thirty pounds of flesh; You at liberty
To use this, II 1t Will at all further your lauIabls
purpose OF d!ttlsng this valuable remedy.
Respectfully yours. c. c.. TRowBRIpGF
such certificates as tho above, are not to 10 oh
tanned Ill favor of Il medicine destitute of merit but
are only given upon the most satisfactory proofs of
their efficacy and success
Prepared by =. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by II u. gilman. :. c; Ford. jrL, :. Waite,
lhston' anu by dealers everywhere. ap 17-lw,r
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The HICKORY CLUB announce their first grand
May party on Monday, May :, at Thorn:s Hall,
Sevensh street
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ORPHANS COURT, ArRu. 18th, 1860.
" DISTRIcT InI Il q NJ

~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON CoUNTY-fo tIf:
In tho case oil Robert Mahuney, administrator
W IN the Will annexed. of George Mahonev de-
ceased, the adminIstrator aforesaid, has, with
the appreciation of the Orphans Court of Washing
ton county aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, the
e daS OF May next, for the final settlement and
distribution of the persona estate OF raid deceased
OF the assets IN hand, far as the have been
COLLECTED and turned into money when and where
Al the creditors and heirs of said deceased are no
tlhed 10 attend the Orphans Court Of Washing
ton county a1oresadD with their claims, properly
youched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceaseds estate, provided
copy of this order he published once a week for
three weeks IN the Evening Star, previous TO the
said 9Th day of Nav next.
True copy-Test: ED. ~. ROACH,
ap 10 -lawSw' Register Wills.
Ia RIA l.. MANNING, and other brands of CAN
TON MATTINGS. snd PLAIN and FANCY
COCOA MATTlNGS, sale. At the CARPET
Rooms Of l.. +. PERRY CO,
Upper Rooms Perry Building"
al 12-eo2w Corner Pa. ". and Ninth 81.
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Eng l;ISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE
II PLY and INGRAM CARPETS, in al the
b,st patterns, at the New Carpet r ooms Of
l.. r. FERRY a co,
Upper Rooms Perry BuIlding."
ao II cow Corner Pa. av and r,in n at,
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Rv J G. MCGUIRE r. CO. AuctIorers.
NRCSTbn. SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
Il BUILD NJ LOIS. AT THECORNER OF ST STREET
WEST AND NORTH q STREETS On SAT- RDAY
premises by vlrne Of deed p ;rust dated Ser tenn
hr LIST, 1853. and daily recorded in Liner j. A. No
49, folioo 49, etc. of the and re cords for Wash
Ington county, IN The District of Columbia, shall
sell lots numbt red p, ., ~ ard 81, in James T..
McGnir. = subdivision of square GA.
ner of & street north; and running back $50 feet
inches to p feet alley. Lots %. . and 81 font
each Is feet AZ Inches on st ST eet west bew en-
and II streets north, ard run back - feet inches
to 81 feat a. ley, together with the improvements
mai ting of small two story brick ho1ses .rected
on tho rear of said lots and frOnti3g on the alley
Terms: Ore fourth cash the residue g. II and
Is months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
IftEe terms of sale should not he complied with
in FIVE days th.Ieafte-, The trustee reserves the
right to ress at the risk and expense of the de-
fauitng purchaser.
AL cOnveya.cIng At the expense of the purchaser
ap2 :awSds J.C. MEG U RE L co .Aucts.
NARSHAL'SSA LE.-In virtue of a writ of fl ri
Nl fac'as issued from the Clerks cfce of the CIR
emit Court of the District of Columbia, for The
county OF Washington, and to me directed. will
expose 10 public sale To- cash In front of the court
hnuEe door Of said county, on FRIDAY, the nth
day OF May Eext, $780, a. y o'c ock IN all defeLd-
east pat of Lot No: 8, In square No. s6S, fronting
II i5et inches on Mary land avenue, between Sth
ara iS1s streets west, aud running hack the whole
dePta oi said lot, to- ether with all singular the
lnrIov"menis thereon. seized and levied upon as
the Propsrty Of Thomas Hughes and will be s"d
20 satisfy Judiciais No $50, to Msy term, 1861, in
ap % dts Marsha r the District Of Colnmbia.