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FUTURE DAYS.
WALL & BARNARD, AucuonseTs-

By WALL BARNARD, Aucuonsers
TWO NEARLY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS
ON STREET AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY
Ar.IEhNOON, Sd May, az 5 O'Clock, we will sell
8S7, trohtns twenti -aIght feet ID, between fifh
aad sixth streets east, and improved by two neatly
new ald substantIsI frame dwellings, under good
rent. $1,000 eNN
Terms: One third cash; ba anoe in and u morths
bearing interest, and secured by deed of trust on
IN IN PTeialses All conveyanoIns at the expense Of
ap Is WALL 4 BARNARD Auotx
II THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until MONDAY AFTER NDON, NAV Tth
same hour. WALL BARNARD.
Hd AuctlOEePrR
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NJ, =. !. HQPKINs,s -
lNEW AND FINE SPRING STOCK JUST
opened, corner Of Saith street and Pc. avenue. Can
aho see' ap &-eo3v
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:, THE LADIEs, UsIos FE.rrrAl.. for the bsues, Of

. he LADIES UNION FESTIVAL, for the benefit Of
the Young Mems Christian Association. q a suh-
yec1 now attracting much attention. and great in
orest Is manifested In the appointment of the fair
ones 10 preside at the different tables From pre-
sent appearances, and the information we have
gathered, We judge that this Festival will be far
more magnificent and attractive than any ever
gwen. An entirely novel arrangement of the
hall will be made, and the Committee on the part
Of the Association will spare no efforts to 1--WE
pleasure and interest TO the occasion The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appointed general
committee, and these will appoint the Ladies
committees from each church, and assist them in
all their arrangements:
Trinity (Episcopal)-Jos. H. Bradley, Jr., and
II. r. Middleton. First PRESBYTERIAN, Four-and.
a-half street-Jerome p. Chase and Leo C Camp
bell. First Baptist-Dr Jno. w. Clarke and i
Clement Fill. McKeHdree, Methodist f piscopaD
-Jno. c. Hardness and VIM. 9. Fort Foundry
(Methodist Episcopal) -R. T Morsell and AT w
Beveridge Fourth Presbyterian. Ninth street
Jacob Gideon and Y. w. Denham Wesley
Chapel, Methodist Episcopal) FLETCHER MouIden
and Howard. f street Baptst-wm Stickney
and e. H Norton. Lutheran-U. II Ridenour
and Jno- Sifert. Methodist Episcopal South-H.
F. Zimmerman and 8. ii. Latimer New York
avenue Presbyterian-D. n. w God and ID. McClel-
land Western Presbyterian--E. X Wilson and
X Coltman. Sixth PFesbyterian-Dr H. b Noble
and J. X. Elvans. Seventh Presbyterian-w
Baiiantyne Methodist Protestant-G. H B w hite
and VIM. w. Tucker.
The special committee consists of VIM /
Rhees (chairman,) +. Brison Tucker, (secretary,)
and Messrs. J. Hall Moore, DIR. J. M. Grymes, q
+. Quick, DR.. NJ. Lumpkin. r. c. Ford II +
Magruder, o. Knight, ] ". Walton
The festival is to be given at Odd Fellows Hall
about the LIST of June.
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LIST OF LETTERS
AaEMAINING IN the Post Ofhoe. WASHINGTON
n

tordered to be inserted in the EvENINs STAR, il
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OIL any daily paper published In Washington.l
u All Persons applying for letters the follow
ing llst, VIII please say they are ADrERTIsEp.
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THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
Until r X IDA the 18th instant, same hour.
ma ) Conf A. GREEN
By &C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auotioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF YELLING HOUSE
AND Lor ON STREET NORTH, BErwEES arm
MD PIN sIREKTS wESr-Qn FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, hay IL b, at half past 5 O'Clock, on the
premises, by virtue of a deed of .ust dated July
i4ta, 1885, and duty recorded in Liber A. -, No.
25 fll0s IS 81, and %, of the land records for
washington county, ID. c., | shall sell part Of Lot
no; s. IN square numbered 5!6 fronting IS feet
Inches on north street tween 4ih end 9Th streets
west running pack AZ feet7 inches to 80 foot al ey
.0g etne[ vi ne improvements, consisting of a
Terms OF sale: S800 cash; the residus IN 6 ard p
on the premises.
If tbs terms of sale should not be complied with
within i've days thereafter the trust e reserves the
lntellgencer
THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee
may 5-eO6ds J &. MEG UIRE d CO, Aucts
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BY BARNARD BUCKLEY Georgetown
EXECUT0R'S SALE OF RARE AND
IA BEAUTIFUL GREEN HOUSE p. ANTS AT PUsIIC
AUCTIoS-Un TUESDAY AFTERNOON 8th
instant az o'clock Wa will soil, at Forrest HsIl
Georgetown, the entire Greer House Plants and
ShIut 'ry belonging to the estate of the lats Mrs
Co. Jno Carter, de easad. Wedeem il unnecessary
enumsrate, but would say that ths plants are Of
the rsr5st anJ tmost beautiful kinds, and in fle
healthy condition, I'D the sale worthy the atten-
ton OF al lovers of flowers.
Terms cash.
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WATCH RETURNS Wales Thompson and NJ .
l.. Thompson, assault and battery. The charge
made b. lad II or Il wears Of age who like
the prisoners, is engaged In the market. The
boys head gave evidence Of severe thrashing
having been administered him. The explanation
of Guardsman Davis relative to the general con-
duct of boys of this size I'm the market and other
circumstances as the want Of witnesses 70 the as
saut, induced a dismissal of the parties VIM
McCOlum was arrested by Officer Donaldson. and
turned over to Guardsman Kraft, for disorderly
conduct in the Fifth Ward. he had assumed the
name of HeenaAfor the time, and offered to resist
the guard. In default of % Is fine and costs he
was sent TO the wOrkhouse. In consequence of
death IN the family of Justice Dom, the trials
were conducted by the Chief OF Police. Six
dodgers were accommodated
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BY A.-GREEN, Aucloneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF T, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELRvESTH
STREETS, AT AUCTIoN.-Un FRIDAY, the 4th day
OF May next shall sell in front of the p-emist 3
st O'Clock, p. m, very valuable piece of proper
" Situated on the north Flde Of + street north be
Teen 10Th and 18th street west, being part of Lot
NO; 8 IN Square No. $40, having front of IS feet
hhi;ame building IN front, and pa story brick bick
FERNS. One-third cash; balance in 6, II, and ia
months, for notes bearing intareFt from day ofS,a
"A deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title in.
dlsput,ble. A'''o III
We deem it unnecessary 70 offer sny comment re-
aive &c the location Of the above descri bed proper
". aumce IL 10 say 1t rs beautiful building site
and the sale will be we'll worthy the sttention Of
persons wishing to make q good Investment.
ap ga A. GREEN, Auct.
NJ THE ABOVE SALE &c ppSrpONUD
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~ Virtue Of BEES bEGfEBE 81 SsGEsiss MRps
- the 2tth day of,APIll, is5a and aply reoors..
hos So &c one Il land records FOR Vail q
..n,.1Iy, the under:igned as trustee viii 81, n
WEnNEsDAY,M May sth, ct = O'Clock p. m ON the
pas Gel Of land know and designsted on the NAP o.
georsetoyn a. OF No. 8. IN DeaEp,s, Le~s and
Green street The improvements on the same con
sss Of . two-story frame honse.
ma i & BHARNzRHb s3h sGcEkiHgT,a ass;.
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The POSTPONED Picnic Of the George Wash.
ington Qusdrills Association, 1t is said will posi-
lively come OF on Monday next, rain or shine
The Presidents Mounted Guard are expected to
accompany the Association, and very pleasant
time l. anticlpated
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Our CITIZENS will be glad to see that the Choir
Of the English Lutheran Church REV Mr. But
ler's)-the church at which the daily union PRAYER
meetings have heen held during the past winter
and where they are still cOntnued-will give
second concert on Monday night next, at w lizards
Hall. We bespeak for them full house, as the
last concert was poorly attended, the evening
being exceedingly unfavorable. The performance
on "Wednesday last was truly delightful; and
the same ladies and gentlemen, with an increased
force, have kind< consented to asst st on Monday
night we think there is no doubt of even better
concert than OH the previous occasion.
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CRIMINAL COURT Judge Dunlop The Court
met to-day at the usual hour and took up the case
OF the United States agt. John Mcdowell, in
which the defendant was charged with an as
sault and battery with intent TO kill VIM. Spen-
Ger. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty
The case of the United States agt A r Allen
for an assault and battery on VIM Foreman was
submitted by the defendants counsel to the Court
This case grew out of article in an evening pa-
per, rejecting on the o1ticial conduct of Officer
Allen in making an unjustifable arrest of a
stranger upon the authority Of telegraphic dis
pa'ch.
The evidence having been heard, Mr. Allen
came into court, and was fined $50
In giving judgment in the case the Judge CON-
mented with great severity upon the unwarrant-
able and monstrous action of the officer in arrest,
ing gentleman upon the mere authority of a tel
graphic dispatch which in no particular described
the party taken into custody, particularly when he
did not knew upon what authority ii was based
and persisting in holding him in custody after he
bad been vouched for BY respectable citizens of
Washington. He also expressed his unq ualired
disapprobation Of the act Of the defendant in as
saulting citizen who was innocent, for bringing
his official malpractices to public notice
In concluding, the Judge remarked to the Dis
rict Attorney that he thought the matter should
be brought before the Circuit Court as he had
understood the defendant was a constable of this
him to show cause before that Court why he
should not be dismissed from office.
Henry Reaver, magistrate of Georgetown, d
c., convicted Of malfeasance in Office was placed
at the bar and fined $50 and costs
The grand jurors came into Court and were dis
charged finally, with the thanks Of the Court and
the country.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF The ORPHANS
- CoURT On MON DAY, the 7ih instant, hsII
sell, at the late rel ence of Joseph Owens, de-
ceased, south II, hstween 81 and sth streets cas-
at v O'Clock m. all the personal effects of the de-
CEASED, consisting Of, in part
f Rther de, Bedding, Bedsteada, Chairs
Carpets, Cooking and other Stoves,
Table,, Sidebonrt,
CTOcSery and Glassware,
and a lot of Kitchen Requisites,
With many other aTticl's which We deem unnee-
essar1 to enume ate. Terms cush
JAMES OWEN, Administrator.
may Az GREEN. Aunt
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

A.
fOMM ISSIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
" NEAL EsTATE.-By virtue of the order and de-
cree OF the Circuit Court of the District of olum-
els IN the matter oftne heirs Of Frederick Mohler
deceaSs d, made on the 18th day of APRIL A. D. 1857
the undt rsIgn ed Commissioners will offer for as e.
a. pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder therefor on
the premises, st O'Clock p ~ on TUESDAY,
the 22d day of NAV instant all Of squ.re OF ground
numbered two hundred and seventy-one, GIL of
the hutheLto ground plan of the city of Wsshing-
ton Tor description OF which they refer the pro-
oeeilngs In SAID cause.
IeTms of sale: One third of the purchase money
70 he paid IN oash at the place of sale or within
days thereafter; the residue To be paid in l. and
Years, the purchaser giving his bonds. PAYABLE TO
the resp scve he rs and be lring interest from the
GAY at sale, IN eccoTdaIos Twin the SAID order of
Court
lite deed to he retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid
the terms of sale are not complied with within
days after the day of sale the said CommissigneTs
reserve tbs right to rese the said property at the
risk and oost of tGe deEaul.ng pUrohas n.
All coEVe, anc,pg AZ The cost Of purchssar
SAMUEL F.. Dol 6 LASS,
r.. q. DARLINGTON,
THOMAS r.. LLOYD,
CHARLES WALTER,
GEORGE THEO. McGLUE,
Commissioners
ma 3taw &dS A. GREEN, Auct.
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IL al Rsyel, Bacon 4 .. Pi2if-sa a. Music
O. Z, OF w. g. ME1zERVrT. Pianos fsr TVat.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTRRs.-The Wing and Amer
lean party of Alexandria county met in Conven-
ton last night at Liberty Hail. for the purpose of
nominating counts officers. The Hall was about
one-third filled by a prOmiscuous crowd, COM
posed of Wings, Know Nothings Democrats
and renegades of all parties. The meeting was
called to order by calling Mr.. J. B. Smoot to the
chair, and appointing Mr. s. X. Adams Secre-
tary. Six tellers were then appointed by the
Chair to receive and count the votes, and the
voting was proceeded with. The following is
the result:
For Commonwealth Attorney. s F. Beach:
for Sheriff, w. ID. Massey; for Commissioner of
Revenue, II. l.. Simpson; for Constables Jos
Padgett, II. l.. Monroe, J. A. KEYS
In response to repeated calls, the three first
named candidates made few appropriate re-
marks, thanking their friends for the honor con-
ferred upon them, and promises for the future
were freely expressed. The Convention then adj
Journed. The election takes place on the oath
instant
This is the day upon which every able-bodied
citizen Of Alexandria county between the ages of
Is and IS years, is expected Of not exempt) to
"shoulder broomsticks" and turn out en- 1,laSss
and attend general muster, or fork over a fine,
according to law.
There are no less than five divorce cases to be
tried by the next term Of the County Court for
Alexandria county
The stockholders of the Alexandria Canal Com
Pany meet on Monday next
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LYoN'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1T
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The REV. Dr.. TusrIN--The Hartford md }
Times saws: 1.-The Rev. DIR Tustin, Of Washington
city who has been supplying the Presbyterian
zhurches Of Havre-de Grace and Halls Cross
roads, as pastor, for more than five years past,
gave notice to his cong regation on Sunday last,
that in consequence Of the pTecarious state Of his
health he fell IL 70 be bis duty to retire for sea
from the active labors Of the pastoral office,
We believe we write the sentiments OF not a few,
bat Of the entire people to whom the Doctor has
mInistered in holy things for the last I'VE or six
years when we say IL 10 source Of deep regret to
them that they are obliged 70 part with him as
their pastor But the condition Of bis health re-
quires a cessation Of his pulpit labors in order to
recruit his physical strength, which we hope may
vet be effected II is but justice TO say that the
Doctor viii leave US In the highest esteem, not
only Of his own church, but also of ali religion
denominations in this community"
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LEVY COURT.-The members Of this Court re-
csived their commissions from the President Of
tae United States on Friday. The Court consists
Of Henry Naylor and George McCeny, Esquires,
from eat Of Rock Greek; Joshua PIERCE and Ham
ton LoughbOrough, EsQuires, from west of Rock
Creek; George w. Riggs, James A. Kennedy,
Samuel Drury, and w 6 Palmer, Esquires, from
tue city Of Washington; and Robert w hite, X
K. Crawford, and Lewis Carbery, ESquires, from
Georgetown. Thus but one change was made in
the constitution Of the Court The Court meet
Monday morning TO organize.
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DROWNED IN TUB On Thursday morning
an aged female, named Margaret Masterton was
found dead, with her head In tub Of water IL
Was supposed she was washing at the time, and by
reason OF sudden sickness fell with her head in
tue tub, and so died. The verdict OF the jury was
accidental death.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucuoneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND HOUSE
IL KEEPING EFFEcTs AT PUBLIC AUCTION On
TUESDAY MORNING. May 8, al 10 O'clock at
tie residence of Mrs Be oh 81, sire north, be-
tween 18TH and l4,h street,, Ehall sell all tne
Furniture and Household fleets comprising-
Mahogany case PIsno forte, Stool and Cover
Hair sPrlng-seat So as
Arm. Rocking. and ParoI Chairs.
Marbe-toP ceutre, sofa, and PIER Tables,
Gllt frame Mirrors, Walnut Whatnot,
Fre,oh China Vases, gilt Cande abrss, and other
Mante ornaments,
Damsak and Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cane-seat q hair, Lounges. 4
Brussels, Three ply and ingra Carpets
Eali tllcioth. STAIR carpets. Hat Tree,
Gss Fixture Rugs, FIre-irUns.
Extension ID ming Fable, Dining Chsirs,
China, GlasF, and CrockeTy ware, Table Cutlery.
river plated Casters. " alters,
Dr. sslng and SIN Bureaus Wardrobes
Cottage Sets, Toilet Ware,
bedSteacs, Washgtsnds, Looking Glasses, .
Exec lent Feather Beds, hair and Husk Mattresses
Blankets, Comforts, Countsrpanes
holsters and Pillows, Shooting,
Cooking and other stoves,
Together with a general Assortment of Kitchen
requisites.
Terms: sS1 and under. cash; over that sum
credit Of 60 and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
msy2 d /. MCGUIRE a. cn.. auets.
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BASE BALL-The Potomac Base Bali Club (of
Capitol Hill having challenged the National Base
Bal Club (of the First WardD to trial Of skill
al the game, a contest between them has been ar
ranged TO come Of to-day, at p IN, upon the
mall surrounding the Washington Monument
We have not learned that the neither integument,
OF the athletes are to encased in fesh-colored
tights and their backs bespangled with showers
OF tnsel that their feet 10 be duly put intD
red morocco slippers for the occasion Neverths-
less, the attending crowd win be large doubtless,
as Il should be, for the game 10 as manly and
heallhful as ancient. .aI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-05

III hplIoRs E1CuRsIoS, an account of the
progress Of which will be found in our teeoranhic
Column, is expected to arrive I'm this city on Mon
oay, getting here atSoout 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing ana on Tuesday will visit Mount Vernon In
BODY The company is said to consist of over
t~O hundred Of the fraternity, accompanied by
about a hundred ladies, and to constitute a fine
looking lot Of men and women that for intelli-
gence and moral worth will do no discredit to the
I'm Poftant and powerful class they represent
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ARREST FOR Mail RoBBKRYIN GEORGETowN.
Oeicer A. R. Allen. upon the oath and Informs
ton Of the Government agent, w ID. Gilmore,
this morning arrested John II Darnes, clerk Ia
thr post oface at Georgetown, who ia charged
with nbstraciing money nom letters coming 70
that once He was taken before Instice +. ].
Murphy and committed 70 jail for further hearing
~ nj O'Clock to-day The trial was delayed by
unexpectedy circumstances, and was not 70 come
on tn after the star went to press.
PfpE LAYING .-we learn from gentleman con
n,ct-d with the service, that during the month Of
kpr.l Last, ~ 00u feet OF Cooperation 6-inch pipe
were laid; which IL more than was laid during
tie year 1859.
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GET YOUR BLANKETS CLEANED before packing
them away for the summer. Mr.. w. II. w heat
ley, dyer and scourer, 3S3 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, and 80 Jefferson street, Georgetown
proposes TO do this In the best manner and on the
most reasonable terms. The importance of having
II done, We imagine, need not be urged upon any
tidy and economical housekeeper. Mr.. Wheatley
will send to your house for the blankets, and viii
send them home again when done. See his ad-
vertisement in another column
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Il B. F FEEEfERkRhEI xscui.Or.,
ap F-eoddds J.G. MoG CURE Co. Auc
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OFTRUST To
- the undersigned, executed by John Shaw aud
M&t!lda shaw dsted 9Th day Of June, A. D., 1859.
and by ord-r of the cestue que trust, | Ehall, on
Tub SDAT, the 1t dGr of May, at O'Clock D. m ,
on the prem ses offer at public sac, the ground and
trust deed, as follows:
Lotforr, In Square numbered four hundreI AMI
tFehty-tree, as the same Is arked and laid do En
IN the ground p an of The city of WashinrIUp, ana
descLlbed a. follows: Besiuning 100 feet from the
cor2er OF y street north and running north on the
ne OF Eighth street west IS 4l2 feet. thence east
nn ,eet; thence south g 4-l2 feet, thence T. o
leet 10 Eighth st. the place Of beginning
IN all SSS2 square feet of ground. together with
Jhe lmpToF"m ents, Consisting Of two comfortable
dwelling houses, win hack buildings,
Terms Of sale: Une third of the purchase money
70 De PAID IN cash on the day of sale and the bal
ance IN three equal payments az y and Is months
with interest, secured By deed of trust on the
III the terms of sale S-e not complied with in FIVE
daNs alter Gay of sale the trustee reserves the ri hi
q resell on ve days notice, at the cost and risk Of
the deianltlJg purchaser.
SIS. WILLIAMS, Trustees
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Are You fNspREDi-Apple lpesmtlty
AsFSd'S IN1A / i6s 6Sp z NJ wd Sss,
dfSsfofs "a o1kesrs slleitissns Wsshins toranl
..s'.'ssiAnEs O. mssurRK. Preaasu,..
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REAoSsTRAscE. lin the Senate, yesterday, Mr..
Brown presented the remonstrance OF the Corpo-
ration OF Georgetown, D. C. against the passage
OF the bill to authorize the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to extend the Washington
bEanch Of their road across the Potomac river at
the site OF the Long Bridge; which was laid on
the table.
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- By =. GR ZEN, suctIaneer
fNOMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- HKAL ESTATE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
COURT, At AUCTIoY.-By virtue of decree of the
Orphans c. urt Of the District of Columbia, for
me county Of Washington, approved by the Circuit
Court on the 25th day November, 1885, on the mat
Ter 81 ths petition of Lewis n. Brown, guardian OF
WlllIam A. Mason and others. minor children of
John Mason. deceased, wherein the undersigned
was appo nted 10 make sale of the undivided inter
est OF the SAID Infants, consisting of one-th) in
and 10 tbs premises, hereinafter mentioned shall
pr Deed TO sell. az pubic auction, at clock D, a.
N ont @; the premises, on MONDAY, the eth dsy
OF May, IN sand undivided interest of one fifth IN
tho following valuable property named IN said de-
cree, vi Part of Lot numbered nine, 70 fronting
on thIr zenith sire west, between F. ard streets
north, IN sqcare go, containing 100 square feet,
more or less
Terms Of sac: One-thrd in cash; and the resIdne
in two equal ms ailments az and Il months 10 be
secured by deed OF trust.
LEWIS H.'BROwN,
Trustee and Guardian.
III nd at the same time and place will be sold
Tn ee fts OF the adults interest in the said prop
eTty, on the same terms.
ap N-d&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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By j. g. MCGUIRE CO. Aucnoneers
EURNITUREAND HOUSEHOLD ECTS
u AT PUBLIC SALE On DNESDAY MORN
Ing, May 9Th; at 10 O'Clock, 81 the reeidence OF
gentleman declioIng housekeAp ng, on T. street. be-
tween 10Th and 18th sts., we shall sell
MAHOGANY Hair-sest. Sofa. Divans, and Parlor
Marble-top Table Mirror, Mantel Ornaments,
Mahoga1. Card Tables, Whatnot,
carpets, OIlolotb, Ruge,
Csmask Curtains, CorDloe, Window Shades,
Mahoa any Secretary and Bookcase. Lounge,
Cane and Wood seat CT airs, Tables,
CANA, Glass, aud Crooksry Ware, Clock,
Tshyer Plated Castor Coffee Urn, Table Cutlery,
Bedsteeds. Bureaus, Washstands,
+ ather Beds, Boosters ard Pillows Mattresses,
Wardrobss, Chambs! Tables, Toilet Sets. 60.
Terms: SO ard under cash over that sum q
CT DIT ct 81 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest. =
mas J. INQUIRE q CO. Aucts.
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