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To CoNsuMPrIvEs.

,, QneTn'S Cod Ltcer OIL Jeily,
THIS great specific for CONSUMPTION is fast super
ceai ng a others in its curative effects upon those
bRRV Wilt diseases Prepared upon
To5De. u the nauseous taste Of the plain article it
tsceived into the stomach in its jelIihed form,
and dlgested passing into the small intestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nntriclous properties, and thus assisting and sus
tal' Ing nature IN overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine.
ana recon- nended by the faculty everywhere, this
PREPARATION is confidently offered as remedy Tor
CSnsumptIon and al Scrnfuous affections
Sold by Charles StOtt. Washington and by All re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFOLD, PARKER 4 MOWER,
NO. Id B5eEman street, New York,
mar lo-om Wholesale Agents,
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AUCTION SALES.


BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
DOsITlVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS On
IL NAE MhRYLhNp hyEsUEa At PUBLIC SALE,-on
MONDAh AFTERNOON, 9Th IEst at O'Clock,
we will sell, To the hest bidder, Lots numbered
4. and 5, in square $50. fronting on Maryland
avenue, near the toll gate, and between 18th AID
18th streets east
Terms: One third cash the residue in and u
months, with interest and secured by deed of trust
Title perfect.
ap Cts WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
IFON ACCOUNT HEINCLEMENCY
OF the weather. the above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, tie 18th inst, same hour.
apl7 WALL a. BARNARD Aucfs
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By J. C. MCGUIRE L. CO., Aucuoneers.
TIGHTLY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THT

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
HIGHLY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
H CORNER THIRD STREET wEsr AND MAsss-
ChTshTrs AvEHgE AZ PSsLIc AucIioN. ON
O'Clock, on the prem ses, we shall sell THAI valu
able property situated at The corner Of Third street
l. Edward Dser's subdivision Of square No. S4.
fTon'rg 81 fest on Third street west and ina
tack llI et on Massachusetts avenue, TO 20 l.
ale with the improvements. consisting OF a one
story ITame store-hUuse. with a good csSr al
tachsd. and two story frame Dwelll house.
This is one of the most eligible aud well located
Lots in that section Of the city. and offers unsuT
passed 8dvanta es for a business staId.
FERNS: One ffth cash; the residue in 6. -, rs.
and - months, with interest, secured by coed m
trust on the pTemlses.
ap7d &c MCGUIRE a CO. Aucts.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
L e l. e G. APHIC.
Injunction Asains, the Horse Car RaiIrone

Ger, AK, April 16.-An injunction against
c. ~ P,ogress on the Newark and Orange Hor,e
c., a =, ,h has been granted by Cbance,Ior
c,t a. , the Instance Of Owen Mcfarland Of this
SnS n au tue Motk is now suspended The ground
Broad street and the rails laid for portion ~ thi.
distance. The grounds upon which the iniroc,i1,
was asked for have not transpired This "a ths
first horse railroad organized In this CITY ana its
sudden stoppage creates much excitement
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Imbs aant Suit pecid.d a

PRovIpENcE, April 1.-THE great Refrigerator
suit OF J. {. Scbooley, Of Cincinnati, a. ainst
Chsrls Winship' Of New Haven. and Bramshall
Hedge x Co, agents Of New York, WIS vesterd Nv
decided by Judge Pitman OF the United states
circuit Court, In favor OF the defendants who's,
and valid
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Baltimore Mnrkets.

BALTIMORE, April Il Flour continues firm
sales OF Howard street at So Wheat is steady
white 81 .1OaSl so; red 81 iSaI so. Corn closed
hrm; white 75a76c yellow 73a75c. Provisions
closed firm; bacon sides 1Oc hams as TO quality
l0Hal3c; mess pork Sl7 5OaSIs; prime SIS Lard
llal2c-the latter in kegs. Whisky closed steady
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Escape of two Prisoners

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, April 10 This morning
two prisoners in the county Jail escaped. They
dug through wall eighteen inches, and a
stone wall two feet thick, when they knocked
down tie jailor, stole his keys, and escaped
through the main entrance. One was a burglar.
under ten years Imprisonment. and the other
horse thief. heavy reward IL offered for their
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Steamboat suuk

MEMPHIS. April 10 The steamboat Defender
from New Orleans for Pittsbury. was snegVed
and sunk near Lacenia. on Saturday evening
The boat and cargo is a total loss Three de- =
passengers were drowned
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Reported Immense robbery

New YORK, April FL is reported that she
Adams Companys express from Boston last eve
mig, was robbed between New Haven and this
city Of about slOO OcO The safe Containing the
valuables and money was thrown out Of the car. .
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Kew York Markets.

NEW YORK. April 17.-Flour is firm; State s. 30
ass IS; Ohio S6aS6.1s; Southern &C 20aS6 80
Wheat is quiet; Southern white Al 65asi q.
Corn firm; mixed 73a7i y; yellow 76 white nomi-
nal at 75a79T Pork steady; mess Sl7 37sS17 IS.
prime Sl3asli IS. Lard Is heavy; at I04aIIc.
Whisky is dull al 2ic
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Fire at st. Johns, Michigan.

ST. JoHN's, April 16.-A fire this morning de
stroyed the following property: Munger a Bro
and Jas. Hicks, dry goods; vancise, grocery,
Wright, millinery goods; and the Repu olican
office, with its types and press The loss is est
mated az 500, 600. with but a small insurance.
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Great Rejsicincs.

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo, April IL "A spirited demon
suatlon was made here last night in honor Of tho
prompt arrival Of the first pony express from San
Francisco: The city was illuminated the Cit
zens paraded the streets with bands Of music IRE
works were set of, speeches Were mad. A.
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MEMS DRESS SUITS,
MEMS Business Suits,
Youths Dress Suits,
Youths Business Suits,
Childrsm's Dress Salts,
Children's School Suits,
NOAH WALKER l. CO., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would spectfIily
announce that their annual display of Spring and
Summer Clothing is now ready for inspection. II
ls comprised OF an assortment of Genslemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newe:t and richest Gesi IN.
In material, trimming, and workma nship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable artic es of Dress an opportunity is "
offered for selecting from tine most attractive stock
81 Keity Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
ouoeo 7rIccs. as2S-1y
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ByA. GREEN. Auctioneer.

I'WO STORf ANDATT1C FRAME HOUSE,
Il AND LOT. ON FOURTH, BETWEEN MtssACHU-
SETS ky.NCE AND NORTH ST., AT AUCTIoN.-On
MONDAY, the 18th inst, shall sell, IN front OF
the premises at half past FIVE O'Clock .. M, an er-
ceiient two-story and attic Frame House contalI-
Ing good and convenient rooms and the Lot on
which II stands, being PARTS of Lots No ~ and q
In square south o. square 5l6 having a front of 81
feet on Fourth street west, running bick IS feet be
tween Massachusetts avenue ard street north.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN 6. " and II
months TOR notes bearing interest from day of Gale
deed gwen and a deed of trust taken. Title an
disputable.
aP9-d A.GREEN, Auct.
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WATCH RETURNS Samuel Evans, disorder,
fire and costs. IS 80. Hannah Sims, cold. on
afle: hours do. 81 ID. Agnes White, disorderl'
do. S2.l5. Six dodgers were accommodated
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Financial

NEW YORK, April H. Stocks are higher; CHI
cago and Rock Island 60 *; Illinois Genital shares
81 4; Michigan Southern 23s; New York Central
797s; Reading 4IIk; Mo. 6's 50.
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THE THEATRE-This establishment It will he
remembered, opens again tomorrow, (Nednes
day) with the old Washington favorite, Joe JEFF
ferson, as the principal attraction.
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CENTRE MARKET.-The market opened with a
very fair supply of provisions this morning
though there was no very general attendance of
country dealers. The sales Of the morning were
hardly up to the average, and prices were about
the same as for week past
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FEVER AND AGUE:-This trying and prove king
disease, which fixes it's relentless grasp on the ody
OF man. reducing him to mere shadow IN a shot
space OF tlnlr, and rendering him physically a, d
mentally useless. can be defeated AID driven from
the body, by the use OF Dr. j. Hosfettsrs r. noun ii
Buffers. Tho gre at success 1T has met with, and
the beneficial results following It's use have e. tab
lIShed II as permanent "InsttutiOa.' We woud
tTIse our rea lie to .ocu,x h valuable specific
and If al absent friend is Afflicted with Fever ana
Ague. or any other nervous dis aSe. to hasten and
procure this much favored and greatly desired att
clio. A ial Is all that is needed to prove its many
excellent qualities.
For sale by Druggist: and dealers generally every
where. 81 ap i7-eo3t
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BEAR IN MIND the lecture of the Hon Mr. Val
landig ham, at the Smithsonian, this evening on
the subject OF The Bible and its Iiterature" 1t
will at least be interesting to hear what a Con
gresham has to say about the Bible
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LECTURE POSTPONED. The lecture of Hon
Charles Eames which was advertised for last eve
ming, was, on account Of the weather, postpone,
till next Monday evening"
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NARSHAL'SS ALE,-In virtue Of writ of fieri
w faclas issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Clrcult Court 81 the Dlstr OF of Columbia, for the
county Of Washington, and TO me directed will
expose TO public sae for cash. In front Of the court
house nooT OF said county, on FRIDAY, the 18th
day of May next, 1869, at " O'Clock "a ali defend
an!s right, ute; claim and interest Ia ans TO the
following described Lots, together with al and Sin
eular the impros ements thereon. viz: Lots Nos
Il and IS, n square No ,c2s, lots Nos and Is. in
square 1888, lots Nos 2, D. {, s. and 6, fqUare
rth Of square No. l,oSS lot No. 6, Ia square No.
,SS. lots Nos. 6, and :, IN squsre No. ICE and
rs Nos and T. In square No. ,l20 IN the CITY Of
Washington. ID g seized ard levied upon az the
property Of John r. Dyer, and Will be sold 10 tats
Nv JudIcias No 90, 70 May term, 1860. in favor Of
Co sc. Snowden Il Corse. w. SELDEN
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Noiicf'-- District Of Coixn5ta Advertisement,
:. Is TED ." hs BALrIMoRE Sun are ,sosired
vi Az for,cardsd from THE STAR Office.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-A lot on the north side of
ii street north, between Ninth and Tenth streets
west, 80 feet front by 1873 feet deptb was YESTERDAY
purchased by Mr.. Richard Davis for So 500 cash
Eleven feet front of the same was imm ediatelv
resold to DR.. Palmer, who designs an addition TO
his residence We understand Mr. Davis intends
this summer to erect fine dwelling on this lot
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IHE For BOILING "A meeting Of Douglas del
eSatco from the northwest pIiuU pally, is said 10
have been held last night at Room No TO- Ma
tiOnal Hotel, ct which Ex-Gov German of Mimi.
and Messrs. Nallandi gEam of Ohio. Clin oman of
NC, Hamilton of Texas, and others were present
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DIED.,

On Sunday, the 18th instant. the infant daughter
Of John and H. Jane Eagleston, aged q days.
At the So diers' Home, ID. c., on the 4th instan,
of consumption ADD hemUrrhage of lungs, JOHN
and late of Company b. LIST Regiment U, s. ArtiHa-
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New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE Union Christian
Association Convention elected w. =. Munford
OF Richmond, Va, President, and John Tanwan-
jourled sine die.
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NARSHAL'SS ALE.-In virtue Of a writ Of heri
lNl fscias issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of CoumoIa, for the
county of Warrington, ana To me directed, ! will
expose to sale. for cash, 10 front Of the
house door of raid county. on FRIDAY, the 18th
day OF Mey next, 1862 at II O'Clock m, al defend
ants right title claim. ard interest in and tn lot
No. ~, in square No. sos, In the city OF Washing
ton, ID G. & gether with all and singular tn.
provemerts there -, seized and levied upon the
property of Mrs. Charles rreuss, and will he So
to satisfy Judicais No. 25e, to kiay term 1859,
favor Of Charles Water. w SEE0EN,
Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS CONCERT.-Do not forget the
concert to be given by children Of the public
schools at the Smithsonian Institute on Thursday
light, under the leadership of Prof j. H Daniel
Inc singing will be fine, and all the pas and
mas in w ashington will be there to see and hear
the young 'uns
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Mrs. WINsLow, an expsrlenced nurse and re,n,l

MRS: WINsLoW, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for Chiiden Iesth-
1ng, which greatly facilitates the process of teehng
by softening the gums, reducing al Inflammation
Will eiay all PAIN, and Is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your infants
announcer COLUMN lily
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BARRY's TRIcoPHEGors

1@1fIR1Hf
is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tlfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies', try 1t. Sold by ell Drug
gls:s and Perfumers. mar I2-em
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For CouRT.-Yesterday, Officer Norwood ar
rested Cernelius Leonard for an assault and bat
terV on Kate Carol He was taken to the office of
Justlce Dom, where the prosecutrix also broug bit
against him the charge of bastardy; demanding
OF him security for the mantenarc Of her child
as required by law The accused, in default of
security Tor court in the assault case and also fail
ing to give security in the other case. was com
mitted to Jail by Justice Donn
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By J. c. Mcguire & co, Aucuoneers.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucuonesrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE
4 Build Nc LoTs, AT THE CORNER OF IsT STREET
WEST AND NORTH G STREETS On SATURDAY
AFTEkNOUN, NAV 5th, at 5 O'Clock. on the
premises by virtue of deed of trust dated Septem-
her LIST, 1853, and duly recorded in Lber J. A. = No.
49, folos 49, etc. one of the land records for Wash
lngton county, In the District of Columbia, shall
sell lots numbered q, %, ~ and So in James G.
McGuIra's subdivision of square 624.
Lot fro"ts q feet on Let street west, the cor
ner of street north, and running hack lSH feet :
Inches to 2h feet alley. Lots "a % and 81 front
each - leet az Inches on LIST street west between q
and n streets north, and run hack 30 feet inches
to ~ feet alley together with tho improvcm ents
Q insisting of SINAI two story brick houses erected
on the rear OF said lots and fronting on the alley
Terms: One fourth casa the residue in g. u and
lS inonths. with interest, occurred by deed of trust
on the premises.
If The terms of sale should not he complied with
In hive days thAreafter, he trustee reserves the
fiu.tlng purchaser.
All convey apcng st the expense of the purchaser.
an 2-cawSds a. MniS Il, Y = a co 49,
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FROM c. c. TRowBaIDGE, ESQ PRESIDENT Mich
IGAN STATE B-Nx.

II
IGAN STATE B-Nx.
Dr. GEO B. GRrr1p DEIno, g,r august 50, ls5o
great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and having been
cured as believe BY yons ',ayssna,td B,te,s, nost
one In the space offour months / lost my strans tin
and forty seven pound of flesh, was. compelled to
teen months Travelling absence from Office duty.
had done something for me, but there seemed little
ters. In one week was greatly relieved and PIN in
three weeks was perfectly well. and have since
o W at al further # a R
purpose OF ds!tn1slng this valuable remedy.
as the aove nS pc
talned In favor of medicine destitute of merit but
are ONLY given upon the most satisfactory proofs of
Prepared BY $, w. FowIe & Co.. Boston. and for
G. Stott, John Schwarze, Marin & Palmer. WASH,
lngton; and by dealers everywhere. l7-lw,r
Mrs. Gardner's Indian Balsam OF Liyerwort and
Hoarhound, II you are suffering from Coughs Colds
can be found at all druggists. APP IS-lwr
The vorARIFS OF pIssIrAr1os, and victims of de-
fusion, can be brought to a conviction of the error
Of their ways, and saved from world OF ncnta and
SH popmsT X h Hsa. r.
ca! RssSayehes." It is sound in its doctrines plain
bnt noionsiye in its dictates. and being beautifully
illustrated with coored engravngs. il brings every
1 a1 ens tS o the he r. that he Who
New YORK es q sens sent fas sHs
rywhere.
= Sgd also by s. Calvert Ford, j., Washington,
~. VI ap lO-lm
PKNNIKs.-Persons desiring Pennies will always
6nd them for exchange at the Star Once oou nter
rx..,m hY9s,s M MAe S ISsze1 PONDER
Garden Insects, &c.
1T contains no Poison.
LYON's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere. an 9-3u
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R1 A. GREEN. Aucnonee,

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE, BY ORDER OF TEE ORPHANS
COURT, AT AUCTION BY virtue of d cree OF tue
Orphans Court nf the District of Columbia. for
the county of shIugton, approved by the Circuit
Court on the 18th day Nov Mber, 1889, on tne mat
ter of the petition of Lewis III. Brown, guardian of
William A. Mason and others, minor children OF
John Nilsson. dect ased, wherein the und med
WAS appointed commissioner to make sale of the
undivid interest of the said infants ICONS sting
of one-htthl In and to the premises hereinafter
mentioned, shall proceed 10 sell at pubic auction,
a. o'clock ?. m on the premises, on MONDAY,
the PSI day of pril inst 1861, the said Undivided
nts est OF one-fth in the following valuable prop
eTty named IN raid decree, VIZ: Part of Let mum
red line, 49, fronting on ThIrtsenth street. west,
between r. and streets north, In square go, con
tanning ~ sau,re feet. more or less.
Terms of cal One third In each; sn3 the residu
In two equal Insta ments at ard y moths, 10 he
secured by deed of trust.
LEWIS II. BROWN, Commi, sionNr.
A. GREEN, Auct.
IL At the same time and plaoe the eRalnlug
fouthfths the Interests OF the adults In said prop
erty, will lie sold on tie same terms
ap I2-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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POLITICAL-Last evening an unpleasant col
lision OF words occurred at Browns Hotel be-
tween hon MI Logan of ILL.,. and Postmaster
Cook Of Chicago. The misunderstanding crew
out of the dscu ssion of the claims of MIR Donglas
for the nomination Of the Presidency 1t caused
some excitement about the Hotel, but no further
results
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. DIR. Chss. White.
EUGENE CARUSI, Esq, to Miss FANNIE
STAMFORD, second daug liter of the late Dr.
Arthur Nj. stamford
ON The 18th instant at st. Peters Church. by the
Rev. Father Knight, MIR. CHAS. F. FUGj rr 10
Miss LAURA f. BARRON, all of this city
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AUCTION SALES.


THIS, AFTERNOON d TOMORROW
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
ROOFS At ApCTInN:-The last sale Of the
NNSS SfSikSXSs q 4. i3s-s az %EPSFspSy
0'i BES !n F ri NJ T. salesman
By J., C. Meg UIRE e. CO.. Auctiopeers.
RCS. EES SALE OF TWO BUILDING
LOIS Tst AT TIVE CORNER OF
s y dssa at 81 tiS Saos dated co BE
foios l5, 5s, $50 and ISL, one of the land records
t S6s Washington shg e county c. th. s'l Lots
Of north and 18Th 81 srsei aes at the
ds e5ms Rbe third cash the residue in and u
complied with in FIVE days after the sale, the aus-
pense ?f the defaaitlng purchaser. Ali conveyano-
kjPW Y: MaSS St FREEF aJ Jsn Iss;..
until sfT6R s 6AY hffERf.
apn-d MoGtl 4 Ep : e., E EaSsfs:
AR2yB FAE Il SESETH HEB
ap1.-d &c. MEG UfRE & Co. Sncts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctloneer..
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS
= AT PUBLlC SALE-On MONDAY MORN
ING, April 18th, atten O'Clock, at the residence of
EDWARD ,LeiPzIger, Esq, on "a street bstween
has furnltGre and effects: 49,
Handsome walnut carved Sofa and Parlor Chairs
Cane seat Ct airs, Rockers
Brussels parlor, chamher, and stsir Carpets
Jenny Lind and Iottage BedSt esds
M Ma5Lns Dressing sl Bureau, Washstand
blankets, Comforts, Toilet Sets
Cooking and ether Stoves
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms: $50 and under css h; over that sum a
credit of thirty and sixty DAYS for satIslactoriIy
endorse notes, bearing interest
aP I'D J. c. McG UIRk 4 CO., Auote
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, MORNING Ann ietb
same hour aid pace. '
apis J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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The CAsALt-The work of dredging the eastern
section Of the Canal 10 progressing under the SUI
peirntendence Of C. c. Edelin,. de is of opinion
that suncient depth OF water can be obtained
to convey the largest vessels trading with produce
In this citys as far up the basin aS the N street
bridge, soy ten feet st low tide. -
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A. GREEN. Auct.

IL THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
IN consequence OF the rain until THURSDAY,
the 10 h instant, same hour and place.
api7 a A'GREEN Auct
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THOS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
ap 2-2aw&ds J g. MEG UJRE Il CO, Aucts
4yJ c. McGUIRE & co. Aucnoneerk.

y y. y. NiOOtINF "a az CU', EUcIIOneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED AND
u UNIMPRoyED FRoPERTy.-On MONDAY Az
TERNOON, May 18th, at o'clock. on the p ennis
the subscribers, Executors OF tho late Edward Ill,
Pendleton, deceased, wi offer at public auction
commencing with The first named, the following
property:
Lot No u, in Square So, froi ting fest inches
on south &, and S. fee: inches on Canal street,
between First and Second street west, improved
nv two neat twO-story frame dwelling -hou sea
which viii he snld separately.
AtHs ociUcs. on The PREMISES Lot No. I, In
Squar- 535, fronting 100 fef Third street west
aud 100 feet south street, being l. feet So
at the corner of Third street west and south ID
street This will be subG ii into Suitable Luild-
ing lots.
Ats O'Clock, on the premises. parts oe Lot, Nos.
and 4, In Square No. 630, fronting on New Jersey
avenue, between north ID aud F. streets.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue In 6, ~, and
on The premises.
All convey ancing 8. the cost Of the purchaser.
p. p PENDLETON,
Ii ID. TYLER, Executors,
ap 10 ecd&ds &c. MEG UIRE d Co, Aucts.
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