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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer,


I ,VM CUSTOMERS SALE OF VALUABLE
CouRT. A. ESTATE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
Orphans Court of the District Of Columbia, for
rourt nn t OF Washlnston. approved BY the Circuit
ter nt the petition of Lewis H. Brown, guardian of
Hobn Minian AZ A. Mason and Others minor children of
snnon. y.n. ason. deceased, wherein the undersigned
esa % me said infants, consisting of ffthJ in
nlu so me premises, hereinafter mentioned snail
~ ~ NM Int OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 9TH day
o o. E th' SAID undivided interest of one fifth In
one ea valuable property named said de-
creI' VIZ part of lot mum bered nne t9) fronting
Oh b HI teenth stree west, between and streets
mere or less A'''' s4u"ie ieot'
@ telms OF ae: One third in cash; and the residue
In Two equal ms ailments at and Il months To hs
secured By deed OF trust - '' W "o
LEWIS n. BROWN,
,-, Trustee and Guardian.
~ = 20 at the same time and piace will be sold
erty, on the same terms 40 '''o '"'N p'oP
Up - '-a8ds A. GREEN, Auct
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By &c. Mcguire CO., Auot,oneers.

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., AuotIoneers
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
l. NEARLY NKw FURNITURE AND HOUs sEHOLD EF-
FEcTS, BEING THE ENTIRE EFFEcTs OF THE YER
date March I'd. 1867, executed bv Henry F. Johns to
the undersigned trustee, and duly recorded among
a.a sell on ]i M.3 & M or
mSnclng at 10 O'CLOCK a. m, all the Flu rni,ure AID
Effects of the Vernon House" situated at the cor
nsr of Mi Ss"uri avenue and Third street, embrac
which is nearly new and of superior quality. We
name in part
handsome Carved Walnut Paror Suit S, finished
in Fancy Covers and Hair Cloth.
Marble top Center, SOfa and Side Tables.
Walnut EtegeTes, X Rockers and Fancy Chairs,
Handsome Gilt frame Mirrors, of various STYLES.
Sup rlor English Brussels Carpets throughout the
Walnut Hat Tree, Hall Chairs, RUGS.
Ol!cloth Ihrcugh hout the passages nd stairs,
French China Vases and Msutel Ornaments,
Dining Tables,
Superior Oak French d ring Chairs,
Qua. titv of supericr Granite, Dinner, Tea and
Coffee Ware. Glass Ware,
Silver plated CaStors, Picke Stands, Cake Bas,
Table Cutlery, Waters, Table Cloths,
Handsomely OInamented Solid Oak Chamber
Suites. with Marble tops,
Solid Wa,nut Chamber Suites, carved and with
Walnut Single and Double Bedsteais,
Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands.
Toilet Sets, Lo0klns Glasses, SPlttoons,
Feas2 or Bastsas and and Husk
blankets. Comforts: Counterpanes, Sheeting,
Office Furniture, Writing Tables, Office Chairs,
Together with genera assortment of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, all of which is nearly
new and of excellent qualify.
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum a
credit of co and 80 days, for approved endorsed
'''' WIN. a. BROWNING. Trustee.
ap p dads j. &c. MCGUIRE & co ,Auots
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u The Vermont Patriot tells story Of an old
sufer who went one day, to visit former borrow
:, VINO mad ince fortunately, grown from poverty
o independence. They went into the garden
assng along a walk fanked on either side with
mowers of great beauty and variety, the visitor
III IL de no remarks until he came to potato paic
wen ne exclaimed "My friend, you,ll ha We a fine
GRO Of potatoes tlerei" "Fl 8 Jus, like you u
snd Tie proprietor, 'swhen gentlemen and ladies
pss through my garden, they lock at the flowers
atOes,"
SALE Mr.. r x. Hugh hlett has sold his resi-
and about IL \ acres Of land near Warren
s 70 Mrs vi. Combs for g 2oc-1early S30d
~so.. The situation Is a delightful tns A
tb,a. % ns since vacant lot containing about
ne Quarters Of an acre inside the cornorate
S OF wafsssfon, was sold for 81 zoo.
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ThE GREAT POPULARITY
DIR. MONTARDE'S
MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER
And Great
FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY
States. ''e' 'H0 hi'e'
ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES
Are being daily recognized and acknowledged
By the MEDICAL FACULTY.
Itls now
In daily and general useIn
THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY;
And Its success as a remedy for
FEVER and AG UE. NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY
SICK HEADACHE, SORE THROAT,
BURNS, SPRAINS, &C., &C.,
Has never had a parallel In any country
IN BALTIMORE
1t is regarded asa
GREAT DOMESTIC BLESSING,
While Its sale exceeds that of all other
PITENT MEDICINES
Weask all CITIZENS of WASHINGTON
Who have Eot yet tried
THIS GREAT REMEDY
To do SO at s 1noe. One trial will insure tia PER.
MANENT PLACE in
EVERY FAMILY.
II ls for sale in WASHINGTON by ID. n. CI,rte
Pa and 4la St; z. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa ay: John
Schwartz, 46e Pa. av.; :. G. Ford. $50 Pa av.; C.
7. Culver. 26s Pa, av J. w. Nairn, tlate Nairn
~ JAS. MoD0NNELL, General Agent.
up D T. s-r baltimore.
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MRS. WINSLOW.
1AN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
so D T II | N G SYRUP,
MRS. WINSLOw
For Children Teet!


Which greatly facilitates the proess OF tsshnf, sshsu.
ing the gum, reducing all inhammausa-w allay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
DsPsnd upon IT, mothers will give rs, 10 yoxr,svs and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAN NTS
have mp and sold article years.
CAN SAY IN coNFIDHHCH TRUTH Of it, what ha
nsvsr bssn able of eny orHIR
"sdicme-NkfHhi MRS. HAS 1T FAILED, IN
f,cr Curt, .yINsLOwos .nca vh.n tim,I, I0 v..s 3D.
satsiaeuoh by any one who used il. On
ne contrary, aHats SfhCP, delighted with its
OPERATIONS, and speak IN terms of
highest Of gica Effects and m.dicai
vIrtuss We speak th,s matter WHAT VIZ DO KNOW !"
rIoN FOR THE FULFILMENT WHAT WE HIRE d z.
CLARE In almost instance where
ing from and sIha uetion, relief will in
srLssnty minutes after the syrapis administered.
This vauabis the ripton the
most Hrf ERIkNCED and sziLFUL NURSES in New Ens.
land, and has been used with NRvHRFkILING suCCls In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net emily rssVes the child from pain,
stomach and bowels acdty giv.s tone and
energy TO the whole system. will almost relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and o'srcoms 'ussns which, if not speedily
AND suHkSTHIm- run EDY iu the W OR Id
IN all cases Of Dys- CHILDREN ENrERY and nIAR
sr.,. from t. .hns TEETHInG iIs whth:,
cause We would mother who has child
srng from Of the going compaints-po NOT LET
YOUR fREJUDICES, NOR THE rREJUDICES OTHERS,
sUak-ye, sURE-to follow til. use OF thi.
medicine timely used. Full for using will
company eaGh nns None genuine unless the c-sms
SoId By Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Ofhce. No. ID Cedar Street, Ny.
Frics only - Cents rsr Bottle. se II-dAvly
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a TRAGEDY IN EARNEsT.-In Wilmington. n
C., on Saturday evening, Joseph s. Canady, a
young mechanic. who had just purchased dirk
while jssting with companion, plavfully struck
his own breast with the knife, crying Lay on
Macduf!' His friend told him that he had
stabbed himself. He stated that he had not but
upon looking at his breast perceived the blood
when he uttered ''Good Lord.' and, falling back
wards in the doorway, died almost immediat
1t is supposed that when he struck himself with
tine dagger he intended to do so with the handle
as he had often done before, repeating dramatic
quotations, and ''suting the action to the word
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auct,oneers

rOM MJSSlONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL EsTATE(lMPROvED)IN THE FIRST WARD.
BY virtue OF an order ard decree of the Circuit
touGt OF the ID strict of Columbia, bearing data ON
the 18th day OF Decembar A. d. l8a, and passed IN
the case If Richard FIe:e for division Of the es
Late of James b. Frere, deceased me. 1861 the un
q rslgned Commissioners will offer for sa at pub
lie auction, on TUESDAY, the eth day of Nav A.
d. 1852 st half pait clock p. m, on the premises,
to the dover interests of the widow of said James
f.. Frere being third OF the rents and
profits of the said estate during her life. as pre-
sorlCei and deteimir ed by said order ard decree,
nam.ly Lot of round numbered ten 10. in square
numbered eighty SIX, f6) of the plan of the said
CITY of Wa ashington, with the improvements there
on, consisting Of one two story frame house with
basement and one wo-stOry brick Gouse.
property fronts on the east side of Twentieth
street. between and streets, and offers great In
ducements to purchasers.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in H.
l8 ard "a months. secured by the bonds of the pur
chas or purchasers payable to the SAID heirs and
hearing Interest from the day of sale. lite decd
be retained until the whole of the purchase money
is paid.
Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within
hve days from the day of sale, the Commissioners
res,Iv, the rig hit to resell the said property ct the
risk and expense of the defauitIng purchaser, by
advsrtlsIng the same for one week Uy two insertions
In the National lntellisencer.
All convey anclng at the cost of the purchaser,
GEORrE r. McGLUE,
JOHN HENDERSON,
WILLIAM r. SMITHSON,
THOMAS G. DOM.
CHARLES WALTER.
mmissionere.
ap q d&ds WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE CO, auc.ionear,

TB,
SMALL AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
= nN HTH STREET, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA
DAY AFTERNOON, MAY 2d at half mast e Te
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No %,
IN ,ec Sslnuei vi1son's subdivision of Square No
c6 iTontlDg ~ Ieet Inches Seventeenth street
west; between Pennsyl anla avenue and ncrth ii
street. running back "a feet inches on one line and
lag 635 square feet of ground 'N
This is d very desirable tot possessing . good
'front.' on pleasant street, within a few feet of
pennsylyanla avenue, and Immediately opposite
The handsome building now in course Of erection
an designed "a a gallery of art
Terms: One-thlId cash; the residue in and -
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises.
APPS J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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IARSHAL'S SSALE.-In virtue of writ of ieri
lH1 facias Issued from the Clerks Office of the Chr
county of Washington, and to me directed. viii
expose TO public sale for cash in front Of the court
day nf May next, 1897 at Y 90 ock m all defend
snfs rlght tue, oisim and iaterest in and to the
q fser inches on Mary land avenue, between St6
and ISL streets west, and running hack the whole
depth OF said lot together with all sing ular the
improvements thereon. seized and levi~d upon as
the property Of Thomas Hughes, and will BE- sold
10 satisfy yudcials No. 280, TO May term, 1850 in
favor of b. Cotton. w. SELDEN
sp % dts Marshal for tho District Of Columbia.
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SIPERlOR FURNITURE LINEN GOODS
We have Just receved and for sale one case real
FLEMISH TABLE DAMASKS i'm ali the most
desl able widths, yIz 81, 94. lO-4 and I24 These
goods are verv heavy serviceahe and beentifI"I
that the only objection to them is they wear too
long. ' ~ wv
lGpieceS extra heavy SCOTCH TABLE DAM
ASh, IN beautiful designs. some of which are in
snow drop figures and very reasonable i'm price "
Iodozen low priced TABLE NAPKINS some
aS low as l2o, ,sl5O, and Sl.75 per Dozen worth
q pieces real RUSSIA BASKET TowELING
.|IGieees heavy RUSSIA HUCKABACK TOW
"a dozen real SELICIA DANISH TOWELS. in
cOlored borders. These are very superb. entirely
10 dozen RUSSIA HONEY-CoMB TOWELS
These are novelty, and perfectly ightiu to use
especially in the bath room. '
"a drzen real BADEN-BADEN for bathine pur
poses, hne for producing glow and promotion of
"a dozen real TURKISH BADEN. for same pur.
pose. These are the medcated towels, the same as
sGa grSat Ds te e YsTy chap
anu noyel makes, some of which in the finest
Satin Damask. ~
Also, cases very superior LINEN SHEET
rIor makes known to the trade.
ID all linen aad very strong and heavy SHEET
IN at 65 cents, worth 81.
"a az lInen and very strong and heavy SHEET
ING at as cents. well worth 81 25
Also, superior lot of PILLOW-CASE LIN
ENS IN all the desirable widths.
AS we deX"te our time exclusively to dealing IN
Furniture Dry Goods, consumers may at all times
rely upon always obtaining such goods from us OF
the very best Of their kind and low the lowest
any where.
CLAGETT & DODSON,
ALL KINDS OF CARPETINGs, CURTAIN
AND OTHER FfRNiTtRE DRY GOODS,
apei-3o2w No. & Market Space.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ap q d&ds WALL & BARNARD, Aucts

By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR SMALL
L ,, BRISS Hoy on THE lsLAND.-On FRIDAY
premises, wa shall sell Lot No. Is. in Square No.
64S. tro 'tns "a feet inch on soIth street. be-
tween q street west and Ist street west and run
nlng back l22 feet inches to a 50 feet alley. to
sether with the improvements, sting Of four
two-s'Ory Brlck Dwelling Houses, obtaining fuu r
rooms each. The houses will be sold separately
Title perfect, and irnmed l.ts possession given.
Terms; ne-tourth Ssh; the residue IN 6, y. and
Is m >nths with interest secured by a deed o. trust
on the premises.
ap 26-d J. G.. MoG UIRE Il co Aucts,
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MARSHAL'S ga ALE.-tn virtue OF a writ of heri
lvl faclas issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of the Distr ct Of Columbia, for the
county OF Washington, and TO me direc: ed. will
house door Of said county, on FRIDAY, the iith
day of May next 1862, at l2 o'clock m al defend
following described Lots, together with ali and sim
guIar the improv ements thereon, wig: Lots Nos
IA and l5 n square No. e2s. lots Nos and Is, in
nth Of square No Loss. lot No. s, In square No.
,,oSo lots Nos 6, and Z, In squire No. I,lcs and
Washington, ID G seized and levied upon as the
property Of John F. Dyer, and will be sold salts
Go. Sc. Snowden 4 Corse. w. SELDEN.
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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ETTER FROM JACK M'DONALD, THE TRAINER OF
HEENAN.
ANCHOR INN, NEAR BEDFORD, }
OTIVt INV, -NEaH DEUtUKD,
(SlX miles from London March 3O IS6O


(Slx miles from London March 30, 1850 {
Sir: According to promise, I write you thes g
few lines to inform you that we were compelled
to leave our training quarters at Salisbury, and
we found frst-rate place at a farm house on
the top OF hill at place called Box, near
Bath, and after short stay there. we got the
office that the parson had given the magistrate
orders to arrest us, and as a start is a good
thing In race, we took the hint, and have now
settled down in very nice village near Bed
ford-a good high and dry country, with the
best roads in England. I am happy to inform
you that with all this shifting about we never
lost much time. We soon got in full swing
again. All these changes seemed to amuse
Heenan. As he travelled along he would re-
mark "We are getting plenty of fresh air, and
tomorrow plenty of work ,; The latter find
him very able and willing to do. He has, and
can do any quantity ef work. and eats and
drinks all regularly, and is as frisky as a cat.
and tit to fight tomorrow. In fact he is in
most splendid condition, and will look a perfect t
picture when stripped in the ring He saws he
never was like this before We intend to keen
him so, or improve him if possible | have
seen him spar, and cannot tell how Savers is
to get at him to beat him He may get at him.
but, take my word for it, he cannot beat Hee-
nan. Barring accidents the Benicia is lust the
man to wear the belt. Do not think he is going
to follow Sayers. You will hear, when the news
reaches you, that Heenan has beat him at his
own game. L have never seen a man IN more
perfect condition than the Benicia, and in this
our friend Cusick agrees with me- This train.
ing has put eleven years longer in him. If he
should lose this fight 1 am a bad Judge.
l remains yours, truly, JOHN MCDoSALD
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Of0 JOHN ALEXAN DER, o.
@fO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. II

Of0 JOHN ALEXAN DER, O1O
%fO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, A4O
Bettceen l2th dNd iSth streets.
would respectfully inform my customers and the
pubic in genera that ! have just received nv
SPRING STOCK or GOODS, TO which 4 ssk
their attention., feeling confident that for variety,
beauty. and cheapness my stock canLCt be equalled
by any the District.
nv stock Of PLAIN gifts, VELVET and
gifts and IMITATION of all the Woods and
Marbles Is fa- superior to any thing of the kIrd
ever offered in the city.
have also in store q large collection of fine lit
and relvet w dow SHA DE-, ana ali the plain
SHADE LINENS of al STYLES and crlors.
GILT CORNICES, CURTAIN BANDS, and
PINS, PICTURE NAILS, and ell @: her brass FIX :
lures for curtains and shades.
call Is solicited from those who design reftting,
all work will be done in the best manner by com,
petent orkmen, and in all cases guaranteed.
ap IL enSw
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ARE YOU SURED!-Ample indemnify
"A against Loss by FIRE is offered BY the WASH
NGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Once
corner of Penn avenue and 10th st. Stock holders,
directors and officers all citizens of nsn3
JAMES G. MCGUIRE. President.
= Ca
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ap3-d WALL & BARNARD. kuots

NARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of eri
I'VE faclas Issued from the Clerks office of the
Clrcult Court ofthe District Of ColumuIa, for the
county OF Washington, and to me directsi, | will
house door of said county, on FRIDAY, the nth
day OF May next. 1850, at IL o'clock IN, all defend
ants right title, claim. and interest In and tn ut
No. A., square No. 5ns. in the city of Washing
ton, o., together with all and singular the i'm
pF"veinents thereon, zed and leyis upon as the
property of Mrs. Charles Preuss, and will ne sold
I" satisfy Judicas No. 2s9, to N,ay term 1860. in
favor of Charles Walter w. SELDEN
>, Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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WOOD AND COAL.

F e FuELF 4 LIZ
have now one of the most extensive stocks OF
Eqel IN Washington, consisting Of
White Ash BrokenEoal, Red Hsh Egg Coal,
" ", ,hit hite Ash Egg CSal,, BED Ash stove Coal
FlreverStoH Ere S S, Free s Burning, Do. Runof Mine.
Hickory, Oak and Pine s9sO pounds to the ton
Wood. sawed and split. IN ell cases.
All of which will sell at tho lowest prices for the
Dash. for 50 or 60 days paper, well secured.
> All accoynts now standing will be presented
before the LIST of January 1890, and II is earnestly
hoped will be promptly settled.
X. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 18th and Q cts,
de20 near Canal.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. SATURDAY, APRIL 2s 1850
The Diplomacy of the Prize Ring


BOY.n
The following contributions to the history of
the prize fight appear in Wilkes Spirit. That
paper regards them as Of "vast interest and
impOrtance:''
LETTER FROM TOM SAVERS
NEWMARKET, April Z.
GEORGE WILKES, Esq.-Dear Sir have
Just been told hat report is going about that
either L, or some of my friends, have had q
hand In having Heenan arrested at Derby yes
terday morning, and all have to say on the
subject is, sir, that no one but a very great
rascal would ever conceive such an infamous
idea Instead Of wanting to put anything in
the road OF Heenan TO prevent the fight
would render him any service in my power
either before or after it. 1 have not so bad an
opinion of myself as to want to keep the belt
by any dodge like that. I believe I have
always been in the habit of meeting my men
manfully, and L assure you and all the rest of
Heenan's friends that never looked forward
to any event inside of the ropes with more
tranquility and good will than do to my
coming meeting with him. I do not say this
bOastfully, but because do not mind getting a
good licking, and would rather have one, and
be defeated ten times over in the bargain, than
be guilty of so mean and base an act as some of
my enemies have in this business lust reported
on Inc. Hoping, however, that you will not
believe 1t, remain, sir, yours faithfully,
Tom SAVERS
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nQN'T FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH.
SMITHS is the best place in town to buy yoUr
CL0TH!NG and FUR kNISHING GnODS.
house in town. aps sm
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATION.-Prof BROWN will open the
H the Washington Institute, "a boarding ana Cay
school, with male and female department, 10 t4e
spacious rooms of the old Capitol. on MONDA1,
9thinst Parental care for the pupile, the ,great-
est experience and tact in teaohIng with the beauty
and na onality Of the location. invite to ap
ed patronage Terms and references at the lnsn-
tuition. ap i'm
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY.
Il MAR CARLISLE, Pa
Twenty session Is mOnt6s) cofhmencos
May LIST. Expenses $50. Every effort 10 made foo
the comfort and Improvement of Is boys. TO NJ
taw vacancies call at kirkvood Houee, April m,
18th, 18th, from to 4 p. m, or addrees n. "A.
BURNS, Plalnheld Cumberland county, Pa
mar So-lmeo
NJ MRS. McCoRMICK's SCHOOL.
WIRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
the dutie0 Of her School the LIST Monday In Sep
The course of study pursued will comprise ell the
branches requisite to thorough English eduos-
ton. :.
In addition TO her day scholars she 10 desrors OF
receiving into her family o few pupils as boarders,
aged from 10 TO IA years, who will be under her I'M
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due care of pupils hsve been considerably Increased
and otherwise improved. Those IN Washington
desiring particular information with reference 20
the Star.
For terms and further particulars apply 81 her
residence-No. 80 Cameron street, AlexAndria, Va.
iy T-6
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LETTER FROM JOHN NORRISsEY.
~ A

NEW MAKkET, April {.
DEAR SIR | dropped in at your room this
morning, just before leaving for Newmarket.
to say to you that if Hecnan required bail. or
any aid that lies in my power, in the way of
money or otherwise, to get him out of his
present fix, you can command me in it. know
he don't like me, and there is no reason why I
should like him. but want him to have fair
chance, and will go as far as you or any other
American VIII, to see that he gets it. do not
believe he will win, and have bet nv money
that he will not, but that fact or anything else
would not make me wish to see him disap-
pointed or have injustice done him. I am
betting the other way on Umpire, who is also
an American, so L suppose that will square the
yards so far as patriotism is concerned. Send
to me without hesitation if Heensn wants any
aid. Yours, JOHN MoRRIssEy.
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MISS NJ. A. LOCKE Confines the las..e .,v
M Of ofDkEssMAkIN6i in alf IL brSneSSs ~ III q.
0eEast CAPITOL street DreQses ma60 IN ~ ~ ~
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20 TO SMITHS, No. 46O Seventh ct :, to get
" your FURNISHING GOODS.
&c t. SMITHS to get all Jour READY-MADE
GARMENTS. ap6 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28
By WALL BARNARD. Auc.,oneer.

BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucnoneers.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Inc Lot, on ElGHrH STREET, AT AUc
of May, at half past o'c.ock. by Virtue of a deed
OF trust from Robert Adams, dated the 5th of May
the premises, south part of Lot l2, In square 4sl
morting 10 IA ieet on sth street TsIt and back
Terms: One thi cash; balance in six and
twelve months, bearing interest, aud secured by a
deed OF trust the premises; and If not compi I'd
with wthn FIVE de after sale, to be re sold al the
cost and risk Of the defauling purchaser.
c. ING, ,E, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-28

ERESH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, with a
y large and varied assortment of FANCY N m
ARTicLtS and PERRY merry, just re-
csived st the Drug Store of "
CHARLES ALLEN. IL
apa Cor. Maryland av. and Eleventh AZ vest