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FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Africa

NEw YORK, April 25.-The steamship Afric.
from Liverpool on the nth, bringing kilograms Of
the 18th. arrived here last night The political
news is unimportant.
The Parliamentary recess continued.
IL was rumored that Count Persignv would
hove toe French Foreign Department. and that NJ
Thouvenal will have tue London mission. The
French Legislature had before them bill per
uniting raw mattel nj to be imported In foreign
vessels at tho same duty AS in the French.
The Bank Of France lost nine millions francs
In specie during the past month. Tue Bourse
closed hrm at 7Of. aOc.
1t was reported that a continued interchange Of
notes were tanspiring on tie Swiss question
Switzerland protests Ia advance against sny VIC
iat i ef her rights which may result tom the
The cabinet of the new Italian kingdom :, "a
De composed OF three from Piedmont, two from
homagna, and one each from Tuscany, Lombardy
and Modena.
tour, will visit the legations.
There were conflicting accounts relative to the
Instruction IN Sicily
The Government dispatch asserts that all wa,
tranquil; but other authorities rrport that the I'm.
surrecton was spreading, aud that there was great
agitation at Naples, where a temporary panic had
prevailed. Palermo wat reported to be in a state
OF siege Inc combat was very sanguinary. Ds-
tur5ances continued al MESSING at the latest
Spain was tranquil. The rumored capture OF
Count Montrusin and his brother lacks contrma-
ton.
There rumors at Vienna Of negotiation.
for an alliance between England, Austria, and
Prussia
The Duke Of Brabaut was at Constsntinople.
and IL was reported that he was negot. atiny for
tae Island Of Gambia for forty million francs
COMMERCIAL.
l.YERPooL'-Sales Of cotton in four DAYS IS 600
balls Inferior qualities had declined .asd
ana holders Were pressing their stock ON the
market but prices were irregular Middling
qualities Were slightly lower, but fair qualifits
Were generally unchang ed Stock in port 955, Ueo
Including 767 600 of American.
Richardson. Spence & Co. report Flour quie
but firm at 26a2S. Wheat buovant and la2d hi-h
err Corn buoyant and laIk higher since Tues
day.
The Provision Market had declining tenden-
CIV. and closed dull.
Sugar dull. Coffee quiet. Rice firm Rosn
dull and slightly lower. closing al Is ada4s Sd
TurPeEtine steady at BIS Cd.
MONETARY.
The Bank rates had advanced 10 per Ct Bul-
lion In the Bank had decreased t2l6,oVO. The
demand for money was quieter at the close. Con
soils for money 81 4a9ik; for account 9i.a9iS
American securities closed steady.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

SSGoAbLE PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
OF BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
81 H. s. At LtUCTIoN.-Gn FRIDAY, tn, 4th day
az n Tt SHAH sell. in front of the premist s.
r. p. m very valuable piece of proper
Ioth and 18th streets west. bring part of Lot
nv 40 f. square No: StS, having front OF Is feet
90 ieSt usep, with the improvements which are
bn;dine hedng in front, and 21l story brick back
n s,Ttlns; One-third cash; balance in 6, II, ard IS
i5ns Tor notes bear interest from day of sale
disputable. ~ "a VI "'' 'SAeh' Ai'ie III
l, We deem It unnecessary to offer any comment re-
~ the location of the above descri bsd proper
w. Sufce il to say it is a beautiful buiidipg site
au oIe sale will be veil worthy the attention of
ps an 81 wishing to make good Investment.
"p~fu A. GREEN, Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


cToat The fDSiaGI dsy Of e GsG1ss
Ma7ylan passed In a cause wherein SeweIi and
others are complainsnts, and the widow. heirs at
der, on WEDNESDAY. the ii day II Msy next ext
the premses, tho. beautiful p.roeI Of aGd, part o.
. .he rtaet called TaIhJ." hear BlsdsnsL uTs. and
easily accessible BY the baltimore raj road. oon
tahnK az acres, rood. "a perches, or Whereabouts,
90 andy, and lylag north OF the main county road
VIII the dwelling house and other improvements
Terms: one-fcnrth Of the purchase money IN
cssa and the residue II g. u and 70 months, 20 he
Ing interest from the day Of s.e, and By retained
lien GA the premises scld. ConveyaneinE at the
II the terms are not COMPLIED with within three
e e5 1 fh re dsy 81 s ss .hs w b re-
g-ncer ard Evening Star at the cost and risk Of the
AnT ofefitoS. Of the said John Brereton who
may not haye h.ed their Claims are notified TO do
Co.. w. REDIS,. Tru,..-.
~ am requested by the parties interes.ed 20
saS n .ns nSose thst there arse,
an uni.ilng stream Of hns water running through
W.REDIN, Trustee
aps SaGt. A GREEN. suct.
By J. C. MCGUIRE a co. Auc,Ioneegs.
EXECUTOR sALp OF A Two--ToRY
h BRICK HoUsR AND LoT ON THIRTEENTH 1T.
sres1snS S1 ss+6 T A nsP Ekt6St
5th, At 81 O'Clock, on the p.smisss shal. sell .ot
lOh inches TIL ,teenth street vet. beta seu a.
street north and Mas achusetts avenue. rgnning
back an average depth of about 81 feet. together
with the improvements. consisting Of q two-s story
brick dwelling house containing rooms
Terms: One, thrd cash; the residu- In 8 and u
ron.hs. with interest secured by deed oftrust on
tn fromlset.
, All ooaveyzncing q the cost Of the purchaser
PALMER BkISC0, Executor
sp"-eod DC. MCGUIRE Co, Aacts.
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IHs VorARIEs OF pISsIPATIoN and victims of de-
fusion, can be brought to a conviction of the error
0f tiieir ways, and saved from world of mental and
bodily suffering, by needing the advice contained in
that popular work Human Fra E'y. or Physiolngi
but nohenslye in its dictates and being beautifully
illustrated with coered engravings it brings every
thing nome 10 the conception that he who runs
may real" Sold by DIR. Barrow, 1914 Bleecker
street, New York. Price Is cents. Sent free eve
~ where.
Sold also by S. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington,
~. u. ap l0-lm
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NeW YoYE N1arLets

NEW YORK, April - Flour has advanced s.
lOc-; State IS iOsS5 Is; Ohio So I5aS0 .; south
ern SO 35aS6 60. Wheat has advanced base; no
Southern reported Corn ruled dali. with an ad
vance OF &c, closing with an advancing tenden.
cy; mixed SIC; yellow S0aS3c. Pork is steady,
mess Si1 5GaSiS G.; prime SI2 s7sSli %. Lard
is quiet. Whisky is firm at 23hc.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

( ,VMMlSSlONEK'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- NEAL ESTATE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
COURT, AT hUCIIoN.-By virtue of a decree of the
Orphans Court Of the District of Columbia for
ne county OF Wash approved ny the Circuit
Court on the 25ih day November, 1859, on the mat
Ter mt the petition Of Lewis I'll. Brown, guardian of
Nilham A. Mason aid others. minor children of
was apl nted to make sale of the undivided inter
est OF TIE said infants tconsstng Of one fifth in
pr ceed to sell! at pubic auction, at clock p, o. ,
~ ont OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 9Th day
OF May tn sald undivided interest of one ff.h IN
the TO lowing valuable property named in said de-
cree, VIZ: Fart of LOT numbered nine, % fronting
on Thirteenth stree west, between F. and streets
north, In sqcare go containing l,7oo square feet
more or less. 10y
Ierns OF rae: One third in cash: aud the re.Idue
secured by deed of trust " 'e
LEWIS II. BROWN,
Trustee and Guardian.
u IND at the came time and place will he sold
tn zee hks OF the adults inter est in the said prop
erty on the same terms. fP
ap27-ddds A. GREEN Amor
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apps WALL Il BARNARD, Auctv.
By J. c. MCGUIRE K CO., Auctioueers.

By J. c. MCGUIRE * CO., suotoneers.
email AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
- I'm 18TH STREET. BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AXD NORTH Fl srREET.-On WEDNES
DAY AFfERNuUN, May I'd. at hafpast FIVE
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No 2S
IN Samne DavL9son's subdivision of Square No.
ieS fronting "a feet inches Seventeenth street
west between Pernsy ann avenue and n.rth RI
street, running back "a feet inches one line and
Ing ,6S5 square feet of ground.
This is verf desirable lot. possessing good
front on Pleasant street. within few feet of
the handsome bullcInS now In course of erection
and desis cred as a gallery of att
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 ard l.
months, with interest, secured by decd of trust
on the premises.
apps ]. G.. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO. AuotioneeI,

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EEFrcTs
l. AT PUBLIc AUCTION On TUESDAY MORN
M May LIST, a. 10 O'Clock, at house No las
Twelfth st ,ett, between q and ii streets north we
shall sell the entire Furniture aud Effects all of
which is nearly new and in perfect order, cOmpris-
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Gothic Chairs, Gilt frame Mirrors,
tteSere, Reception Chairs,
Jenny Lind Bedstsad, with Tucker Spring Bed,
,nIressiln: Bureau with Marble top,
Cane seat Chairs. R"cSeers' Ionn nn'
Imitation Oak Cottage Set,
imllation Walnut, Grained and Painted Cottage
Mattresses. Bolsters and Pillows,
Extension Dining Table, Sidehoard.
Dining Chairs, efrigerator W.ter Cooler
China, Glass and Crockery Ware,
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: S25 and under cash over that srm a
credit Of g. and M days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest
apz7 d J. C. McGUIRES CO. Aucts
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucnoneers

kCiLDlNG LOT ON NORTH H STREET,
- SaTWEEN NORTH CAPITOL ST. AND FIRST ST.
- 81 IL On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May lst
At al, haI past i've O'clock on the premises, we shall
fset Ho NO a. In square numbered 67,, fronting Is
Ioos 0L north street, between north Cap, oil
anu rEs: street east, and running back 81 feet 6
less. ~''|a s3"oio iee'' hore UT
Terms: One third cash the residue in 6 and p
o,tns, with interest, secured by deed of trust
Iltle perfect All oonveyanc,ng at the cost of the
apz-d J.C. MCGUIRE Il CO .Auots.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auc,Ioneers

Georgetorn, ID. c.
- A IL OF TWO BKlLK DWELLING
~ HoCsFs On the 4th Of Nav at s o'clook n nm
we will oh.r for sale, to the hghes. bidder or the
premises, the three-story Brick House on First
street adl0lning the residence of Mr.. John H.
Smoot This property is on the handsomest stree {
IN georgetown, and Is the most desirable politIOn
or that street
Immediately after tho sale of the above property.
we we shall, on the premises, he two story Brick
montgomery street, occupied by Capt Mitchell:
this house. ''No Vi
Term, OF sale One third cash; the balance in E
J, and y months. secured by notes bea il tersst
satisfactorily endorsed, nth deed of trust on the
property. FERN complied with within five GAYS
or re- sae Of the property at cost risk of the
All conveJapcPs at the expense of the purchaser
ap ga BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucts
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tIoNsDNPTlVES.
Tb, lneTn Cod L'r.r OIL jelly.
rms great specific for CONSUMPTION Is fast suner
osalns az others IN It's curative effects upon those
aa,lcted with tubercuiar diseases. Prepared upon
nlSny, scientific principles of the pure oil. and
onDeC oil inc nauseOus taste of the plain article il
,sceiVed Into the stomach in its Jel!ified form
ana passing into the small Intestines dr0n
Oy oiop, supplying the wastes of the body BY its
taltlng nature IN overcoming tho disease Hp
s s'9 by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
preparation is confidently offered as n remedy f,p
CSSn oId b!P zen and a. ser3(nous affections
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle 'i 10
PsNFOLD. PARKER Il MOWER
mar Is SIN WhoIesas gannt
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BY WALL q BAKNAKD, Aucuoneers.
A DMINISTRATRIX SALE OF HOUSEHOLD d
"A rURNIIURE, HORSE, w AGoNs, GARRYALL AND
Harness AT AUCTIoN-On MONDAs MORN
Pr ey Grove Tavern, 18th street road q general as
sentiment of Household Furniture, Wagon, CARY
all, Buggy, Horse. Harness, Store Fixtures Farm
Ing implements, &c
Terms cash. By order Of
ap sd WALL & BARNARD, Auots,
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, April27 Flour closed frm; How
ard street and Ohio SO -. Wheat closed active
white 81 65aSl 80; red 81 so: 81 SIS p owls on
closed steady; bacon sides qaaIOc; mess porl
Si7 5oasis; Prime SIS. WHISKY closed QUIET e
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Financial

NEw YORK, April 2s.-Stocks are better. CHI
cage and Rock Island 65X; Cumb. Coal Co IA
Michigan Southern 2ik; New York Central "a J,
Reading AS; Va. 6's 93s; Mo 6's S3x.
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49, "RAND CONCERT at the Smi thsonian. last
tho Eng, oy tne pupils OF the Primary Schools of
1e ltst and Fourth Districts under the direction
"a IoI. II Daniel, was very largely attended
anu passed on, as usual with these concerts to the
delight Of all present. - 'Ae
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BY ]. G. MCGUIRE Il Co., AuctIonaers
DER EMPCORY SALE OF NESIRARI 4

DER EMPTUKY SALE OF DESIRABIE
i Two-SToR, Al D BASEMENT Brick DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT ON 9TH STREET WEST. BETWEEN
AFTERNOON, May I'd. at 5 O'Clock, on the
premises, we shall sell, to the highest bidder, sub
on Seventeenth street west, between n and /
streets north, runrIng hack feet to public al
well built two-st1ry and basement Brick Dwell
ing house. CONTAINING two parors. wido hall,
tic rooms.
Ter,s: One third cash; the residue in 6, II, le.
and "a months. with interest secured BIZ q deed of
trust on the premises. Title perfect. All convey
ancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
ap 25d J. e. MCGUIRE & CO Auc.s
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Mrs; WINsLoW, an experienced nurse and female
s, which greatly facilitates the process of teethinr
oa oitenlns the gums, reducing ali inflammation
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
70 and relief and health to your infants
another column. wi 'io on ~ III
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uhssYNskTs ANNUAL MAY BALL will take nlace
on thursday, May 3. at the Assembly Rooms
Loulsiana avenue. very interesting and pleasant
anair is in anticipation See particulars in
column 4" dhotner
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W ~ DKESS SUITS
Mems Business Suits,

DKESS SCITS,
MEMS Business Stats,
r,y Youths Bnsiness Suits,
Chi!drsn'S School Suits,
NOAH WAIKAH Co., ,Marbls He'll Clothing
snnounce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for Inspection il
ls comprised OF an assortment Of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing ofthe newest and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
10 those who study excellence with ECONOMY, in
fashlOpabie artioles Of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stool
duosd prices. n. SAL
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VALUABLE HORSE, CARR1.ar u.p L.
a BARGAIN Attention is called TO the AID YER
senehi elsewhere Of an excellent hors.. carriage
49, 20 De sold on the most favorable terms. We
ment, and advise those In want of ANYTHING in
this way to examine them - an 'n'"s 'h
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NO. IA: b; CiIASthnua, Bronchitis md Con
ssHHMpnon are cured by the great Indian Remedy
MIS- Gardncr's Indian Balsam of LiyerwOrt and
Hoarround, sold by all the druggists i'm America
' ueHeiaI ase1t, Weeks & Potter, No. I2a Wash
Ih,loH NtIttt DOSlOn. al Ill
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A., NE HICKORY CLUB announce their first gran d
May party to take place on Monday evening Nav
7fh, at Thorn's Hall on seventh steel 1"'y
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BAREY's TsICopuspors

Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing eau
hfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies' try 1t. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mario en-
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THE LADIES' FAIR to commence nav.
GG,gnI, al philharmonic Hall, for the benefit ~
. 1race church, Island, is expected to he one Of
'ne oS' Pheasant affairs Of the kind of the season
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THE CONTINENTAL SAUCE-Chsaper and in
l. many respects superior tn the e5ratsd Wnr
oastershre Saucs TO Salad Curl s,,iraves.S SOUP
Fish. Chops, utlets, Roast Meats, It ak Gam. .
bs,a IL imDatts dsdcae ay&T AS stomacllo
whole system By it's ntle stimulus to the dgt sve
organs. For sale nv KING Il BURCHETl
apps cor. Fifteenth street and Vermont av,
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The ANAcosrIA ACTIVE Assocr.r,or
tnelr hrst grand cotillon party to come of. At
costa Hall on Tuesday evening MAYS Kean !.
LOOKOUT Tor particulars In future advertisements
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nIBERNlA CLUB announce their eleventh
Th assembly on Monday evening, MAY 1ith, at
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WASH SGIoNIANs GOING ABROAD Two of cur
fsllow-Citlzens, Messrs u. w and C.. w Utter
Inehls LEFT Washington in the ) p IN. train yes
terday IN route for Europe. They sail on the LIST
pToHimo by the steamer Hammonia for Hamburg
few hours previous to their departure the
aau2 inter- of Mr. q. w. Ittermehle, Miss Rose
~ tttermehle, was united i'm matrimouy tn Sir
i-sroy M Taylor, clerk in the employ of the u
- government, and late Of Michigan. Rev j.
bn,ler. OF the English Lutheran Church, Of
hciated- Fine bridal party departed in the 2 n
train for New York
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The PUBLIC GRoUNDs.-The workmen en-
ployed ny the public gardener are busily en-.
sdsed with their spring work, moving the grass
aud preparing the walks, under the supervision
CT Tue ass slant gardener, Mr.. James stone The
grounds at the Capitol and Executive mansion
te:ln to assume their usually beautiful appear
dncs. and as the evenings grow warmer the
music 81 the Marine band under Prof Scala
Will attract crowds of visiters One improve
ment might be made in the Capitol grounds by
The removal Of the bank of mud and marble
'rawls. which is regarded by visiters as an eve
sore IN its present condition.
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AUCTION SALES.
70 For other auction Safes, see FIRST pace
By A GREEN. Auct,onr o !.

BY A GREEN. Auctionfe.
sES, BUGGY, HARNESS AND DEAY
I sbnIi si HICIloN.-On. SATURDAY, the 23th Inst +,
NO aoR IN I9nt OF my ttore, at IL O'Clock q. m,
', nas young Work Horse, DIRK sorrei. between
SscH ana eight years cid. one Of the hest work
iss ses In the city; sold for no fault and var
Alho, Horse. Buggy and Harness
An excel snt Dray -
a" IL large lot of Furniture of very superior quail
a2 a y cpUrN A..
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MARRIED.

AT l1 o'clock p. M. YESTERDAY at the residence of
the brides father by the X V. J. q. Butler, LEROY
N; TAYLOR, t" Miss ROSE NJ. UTTER
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h nsIRiSoNs AFFLICTED WITH THE RIVER AND AeuR.
should not spare either time trouble or expense to
procure Or. Hostetter's ceLbratfd Buffers whose
Dsnehcent effects upon the human system has been
clearly proved to those who have been stricken
down In SPORT space of lime by this dreadful curse
whose cheeksare wan and inca ger and whose mis- hts
are sIeePless and fretfu, and whose eyes are dim
ald sunken, with dea staring them I'm the face
TINS compound must prove a blessing; snatching
tone can know Its true value till they have tested
IL hen all others have failed these Bitters ha ye
restored the sufferers to pristine health Their
pofuiiarltv In all the Western and Southern parts
SHOULD Introduce them To all families r''
for sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. an =. 90,
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DIED.,

At a quarter before o'clock yesterday (Thurs
day evening, JOANNA daughter of the late Rer
nard ((uin. in the fifteenth year of her age
Her funeral will take place at 5 o'clock to NOR
row evening. from the corner of Third and SIS
north
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CO. ri lie BEST THING in the world for Coughs
SS o!,is anu PoIInonlc Complaints, is Mrs NJ X
inaIIuuers Baisam of lverwort and Hoarhonnd an
lH'Iah nemedy, tor sale everywhere. up Z7-lw n
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VI L. TAR The new volunteer company lat ,lv
formed In the Northern Liberties held meetnr
on w ednesday night last, at the hall over HodG,
sons store, Seventh street. the object being to
complete the organization of the same. captain
"a. Goddard) having been elected at the previous
meeting, the company went into the election of
"iher omcers, and the following were elected ::
ffst Lieutenant, vi Chaplin; Second Lieuten-
ant, X {. Stevens; Third Lieutenant J. f. Ncr-
us The attendance of members was large ON
mitlcn. the election of Orderly Sergeant was post
r"ned until the next meeting, which will be held
tj-ri hit, at the same place
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Ey J c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
I OF IN SQUARE No 449 AT AUCTION
IL On SATURDAY AFTERNOON 8th prll,
g. O'Clock, on the premises, we shall se pat al
Let Nc. Is, In Squar' No. 4i9, fronting 500 feet on
tnS SO feet IN said square running back IS feet on
tn % feet 3 lev, between 9Th and It'll streets west
en- and [. It Gets no tn.
Terms: One tn cash /; the residue in c. u ard
IL months. with interest cd by dee d Of trust
on the premises.
sp24 J. G.. MCGUIRE CO Aucts
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws.
A RESOLUTION in favor NJ r 7 sbosu,.

RESOLUTION in favor Of f.. J. Shoemaker
. hesofred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board IF
1oHn,on Council Of the Corporation Of Geor-eto,rn
nat the sum Of eighty dollars be and the SINE is
hereby appropriated, and the Clerk is hereby
suthorlled to pay the same TO the order of F.. i
shoemaker, in full for his bill Of 800 runniny feet
OF fencing joining Bridge street bridge
Approved March 10, 1s60.
RESOLUTION in relation to the Fish Wharf
Resoired By the Board of Aldermen and Board of
common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetown
That the Mayor be, and he Is hereby Instructed to
nave the Fish Wharf repaired, and that the Clerk
pay to the order of the Mayor twenty dollars, or
repairs. Improved March no. Is6O
RESOLUTION In relation to the Gas Company
Rssolred by the Board Of Aldermen ard Board of
Common Council Of the Cooperation of Georgeto,cn
That joint committee Of the two Boards con-
slsting of DIR. Joshua Riley. Of the Board Of AL
dermen and VIM. King and l. NJ Stake of the
Board OF Common Council. be appointed to con-
fer with the president and directors of the George
town Gas Company on the subject of their memo
rial Of the 9th Of March inst.
Approved March Il, 1860.
A RESOLUTION in relation to the Sinking Fund
Resolred by the Board of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgeto,cn
That joint committee of the two Boards to con-
and VIM. l.. Dunlop and II. w. McCobb of the
Board of Common Council he appointed to ex-
anime the condition and operations Of the Sink
Ing Fund. and inquire into the expediency of
further legislation in regard thereto
Approved March "a, 1850
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