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sPAIDINGs PREPARED GLUE An advertise
hehI, urging the purchase of Spalding's Glue. an
sfucIe designed for the surgery of household frac
lures ana dislocations, has appeared in the Ner-
curry Tor several days We are pleased 10 know
mat the article has advanced rapidly in our mar.
ket Into a ready sale
Every new invention to facilitate housebould
economy and comfort, is worthy Of attention. All
nousekeePers know how vexatfous are the break
ibes tnat occur among servants and how much
expense ana annoyance would be saved could
tnese be repaired This the glue in ouestjon
promises to do, and some of the results that we
nave seen appear to fully substantiate its claim
Ihere IS scarcely fractured article. from the
heaVlest piece of furniture to the most fragiIe or
ndment OF ru'H, that this balsam will not restore
In a measure, and we are told that IL has been
used In mending jewelry with success II is.
inoeed, an Indispensable article in every bouse.
hoid especially on plantations where IL is needed
every day 1t has been compounded by its in
Nentof, after much careful experiment and We
are very happy to say that he has ucceedrd In
producing the best article Of the kind in the mar
ket Us strongly adhesive properties make II ir-
VaIua Ole as glue; its liquid form renders 81 tho
roughly convenient, ana its cheapness IL being
Only twenty-five cents per bottle Including b,usb
places u within the reach Of every one tits an
a'ucle tnat no family can afford 10 be without. aS
IL m9s save many times its original cost-CAayiss
ton MsreErey. N'"' '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

DIssKAcEFUL CoNDUcr.-The attack upon the
Republican club on Saturday night last while the
Hon Mr.. Washburn was speaking was one OF
the most disg'acefnl exploits of rowdysm that
have marked the history Of American bIackgnard
ism As matter Of course, decent person. Of any
party identified with our city pretends to Justify
1t. Nevertheless, as a municipal election is an.
pro aching, the Federal Metropolis will probably
be the scene Of many such occurrences whepeye,
any party to whom the police are politically Cd.
posed essay to attempt TO avail themselves of theft
rights as citizens. We have yet to hear of the
hrst attempt on the part Of any police officer 70
arrest any one of the seoundrels engaged in the
disturbance Of the peace the occasion TO which
we refer; whose rallying cries were shouts for
Douglas by The by.
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" ALBERT Hicks, alias Johnson, indicted for
murder and robbery on board the sioon II 8
Johhson, was convicted In the United States cir.
cur court, at Jersey city, on Saturday morning Of
iio1oeiy on the high seas; the penalty Of wRic b
O'Clock, and were absent Just seven minutes TT.
verolct was heard amid the most profound silence.
tne prisoner sat down, shut his eyes and his had
t zen down on bis breast, but beyond a nervous
t"ltching OF the beard he BETRAYED no emotion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

platform.
A VERY INTERESTING VoLUME.-We owe an
apology TO the author as well the publisher for
having up to this time failed to notice a new
work-Our Living Representative Men, from Of
fetal and original sources. By John Savage
Philadelpbia: published by Childs & Peterson
6G2 Arch street, ls60-the proof sheets of which,
having been received more than a month ago.
were accidentally mislaid, and have Just come to
hand again. The work isa biographical sketch
OF the lives, characters and public services of
some twenty-nine leading American public men,
whose namss have been connected with the cam
vass for the Presidency now about opening. To
each the author devotes from fifteen to twenty
pages, and in that brief space he manages to en-
brace an astonishing amount of solid information,
told with capacity to entertain the reader which
we may almost fairly write, is wonderful indeed
As literateur know not the superior of Mr..
Savage among all his contemporaries, nor do we
know another scholarly writer possessing n
genius so brilliant, and acumen and wit so quick
az his. These qualities an author are evident
in almost every page of bis volume now laying
open before Us, making IL, at least in our judg
ment, the most readable collection Of American
biographical sketches extant.
We are also indebted TO Messrs Blanchard
Mohun, booksellers, corner Of Pennsylvania av-
enue and Eleventh street, for copy of 'Ivywal y
by t. Seaton Donoho, author Of Z" Moens - &c,
Washington, ID. c. Published by Thos. McGin.
1850. We need hardly say that this volume is a
collection of the Poetical writings of a we'll
known Washingtonian, whose songs, odes, essays
In verse, rhymes, &c, almost as familiar to
the Stars readers at home, as the columns Of the
Star itself; and are as popular among them. as
well known. Mr.. Donoho long since came to
rank as real poet, and as he has grown more ia
miliar with his profession as a writer of sweet
sentiment in verse, he has been constantly win
ming fresh and brighter laures We cannot Law
MS DOCK aside without doing justice also to its
mechanical execution. II is really printed in a
style that would docTedit to any publishing house
IN any northern city-far better than we ever be
fore saw book printed in the Federal Metrop-
oils, though for the last quarter of a century far
more printing has been done here Chiefly for the
OovernmenO than was ever done in any Other
city of the world of the population of ashington
IN tne same time. Unfortunately, we are not
poetic IN our tastes, (the only jingle capable OF
SURFING much emotion in us, being that of dimes
rather than rhymes;) we are incapable of
writing critically of Mr.. Donoho's book the pop-
ularity of which, however, we cen and do cheer
fully here attest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

oRDERED.-Third Assistant Engineer Morgan
ID English, Of Washington, has been ordered in
charge Of the engine of the U. s. steamer anacos-
tla' In place of late Third Assistant w. Pierce
BurroW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

IHE HOMESTEAD BILL, as il passed the $
Senate, was so changed as to give the aetual
senier lands for a quarter Of Il dollar per acre.
after two year, settlement
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LOST AND FOUND.

GC REWARD.-Straye ed away, on SATURDAY. eve
w nlng, from the subscriber, No. los
-econd ST, GeorgetoHn, my y r. W. 10y
fpp NDLAND DOG, with a white spot~A
on the UP OF has tail, and one on the breast ANY
one returning him viii receive above reward
MA zI-ot JAMES L.. CARBERY.
S50 REWARD.-Ranaway from the subscri
cpSO her ON Thursday last. " EGRO 81
JOHN about p years old feet 3 inches G7Y
1hgh light mulatto: thick lips: slow in mo- IN
tloh very polite; slow To speak unless spoken n
TO- VIII give the above reward if he he se ~
cured IN jail so that get him again
JOHN BECkWITH.
ma q st Jacksonville, Anne Arundel co., Nd
oST OR STOLEN-From Wizards Hotel, a
~ Iady's GOLD WATCH aud n NINA -
IL TX E-aEd some other articles Ofminor i'm ~
poItance' The loss - peculiarly affecting. E1S
nor because OF the lntrinslc value fthe art kkxk
cles nut becansc the miniature being that of her
deceased Observation-Disclosures he replaced III the per
son TO whose hands they have fallen will refnrn
the immature, no questions will ba asked "a to the
other articles, or how they obtained.
GS REWARD.-I.Ost on or about the 18th inst
spc small black and tan TERRIER \
DOG, with white spot i'm his breast and-1 10y
III ears trimmed. He had a collar on wIth@~N
Harry Clay Towers engraved upon IL. 1 will give
lhe above reward Tor his ret1Tn to me, or for any
information so that get HIM again.
ma lS-St LEM. TOWERS.
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BOARDING.

MARS. HELEN M. WEST has taken the Iarxe
iNl three-story house, No. 525 H street, south
side, few steps east Of Seventh st and in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Patent Office and General
PcSt One, which viii be opened for the RECEIPT on
BILE AMI single on the LIST OF May Table Boarders
will also be received. ma l. 2awIms
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Personal.

" Col De Russey and J c. TidbalI, L s. A
" Prince DE Joinville and company arrived
IN this city saturday, and took rooms at the Ma
'iG P h0tsi, ne IS registered as from England.
National - O - INT
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RATIFICATION of the Japan Treaty, we are
lliormed, Is to take place tomorrow at the STAT,
Department
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BALLS AND PARTIES.
MAY FESTIVAL

M MAY PES rIVAI
NIX. l.. CARUSi w ouid respectfully announce
to the citizens Of WASHINGTON aud Vicinity "a
mat he vii: "a compliance with the general a
wish. repeat his MAJ Festival on the sal in -
slant az lLLARDS' HALL. The ladies' o.
OF Washington, q GEORGETOWN and Alexandra are
respectfully invited TO attend WI bout further
uce Elektts OF admission TO he hal at Metzerott's
music store, NJ Wizards Hotel and at the door on
'iie evening OF the ball. ma 2l-S-
'HE ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL OF ST.
MATHEWS SUNDAY SCHOOL
on iI W Sake nRldes St,AXSAkMnsrsS ISLAND
tne PROCESSION will form ~ the school room at
VSttoek a. M, and proceed to the Western
raFi, loot OF q street. headed by rs puta's Rand
IIine steam packet HaEald and other boats v M
stre, ,h w eStern w harf, Washington, and High
$500 ~hari georgetown To convey persons TO the
iS 1e, SveTt htteen minutes during the day.
O1tnhnuSes Will run from the corner of Seventh
ana SIS at le, and O'clock TO convey persons
% we W eStern w harf. WASHINGTON: and the car
GEORGETOWN. W h'A" Seoe' =" Eata'
ciSAeels m'tehIlemen 50 cents; Ladies' IS cents
.hlnreh W cents. To be procured OF sny Of tho
1870 - ~ ello MnaINes ma ll-2s
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Tn, yISTlCE To ALL,
l. HE WESTERN BOYS IN THE FIEI. N

u re My members of the WESTERN HOSE COM
nonnee to their friends. and ths pub R&AkSa
u, ~ gae82en5apt I tat I1 their SECdND EzEsa
MAY 28th, at CRYSTAL SPRINGS. =
, Tickets Fifty Cents admitting a gentleman ard
Iahes' Stages wllI run rs follows: Leave the cor
ne. 2I wenilrth street and Pa avenue at half past
Socloek a M and half past O'Clock D. IA leave
S'Nehth ~ ana IA avenue At slS o'clock a. IN and
nlli-PaSt clock p. M; first stage will leave the
springs az O'Clock p. IA. fine cOtillon band will
ny order the Committee ma 9l-eotd
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TY0ENG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCI-
w .,ATION;II he meeting which is 10 tate
place THIS EVENING, at g O'clock AZ t inA i5
iSes to De Interesting. The Rev. Mr.. PRopr 1
their delegate to the New Orleans Conyrntion VII
SANTvooRD, will deliver an add1;,s ana q MI. VAN
SUNDAY Sc ools. VII '"iSSIph
nENoTICE.-The members of the Un;o, r.
lie s,tst OF No 2, would respectfully call
~. OF the cItze. and more artcI;Is",
MAJ portion Of the citizens residing IN the ~
naratns TO- a. ioSt useless condition of thsir ar
hose. ''o NECESSARY quantity OF
Ihe Inspector of Ere apparatuses has from the
nv without hose. The company lave aI"o e on Ia
Stio -, & pttItoned the Councils for an appropri
StIoh 70 purchase the m hose Sufficient 10 H. n r.
wee N time OF hTe, and the Councils have on boib
nm 10 tba Paotnpty passed bills for their relief Int
executed, and the consequent is thai TIE Deen
dered slrna, ,aIthongh IN excellent order il rem
Inc company therefore think IL useless d, .,,4
sniva5 - 'heif present condition, and have :" reI
. W. souId assure the citizens that wbepevor ~.
lie viii IN a means necessary to enable ns To tat
rsrnd .he names we will a. heretofore cheeyG,iI
n oa 20 the alarm of fire. and WiIlinsI1 5ndaS
e-ty from Destruction. i'''0" e'''@' ms pep pep
TMASSoNIC LECTURE, at Ma.onic nan
d d;cass Sc oM6RR0W' E HfisSs NNGtis %,
'o 9 eerdially invited. '''''"'HE' oi O'her
kkddbP iES, GRAND Union FESTIVU1
4SSOCI1nTIdnNh. loUNG MEMS CHRIs-a IAN
thls nteTPTise, especially the ladies and sy,i 10
NlhE 70 represent the different chm rbss Iii IN
fe Re- AZ me Rooms of the Association on 4 iIES
"a "a az ~ m. The Festival will open AZ tidd
Fellows, Hal on the 2sth inst Pm ma % 70 9dd
TTHE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
~ OF the Columbian Lyceum will tahs n - ~; :,
VIZ SInlthsonlan Inst tuition, on TITESDAE A.
-. ct, Al clock p. IN. Orations will he deIIv
~ y mree OF the members, and an address by
attend HAS H. HALL. The public are invited to
N ~ b. Will ers' Brass Band will re IN attend
ma 10
0TYoTNG MEMS CHRISTIAN 1ssOCI
his A ,OCN.-Fhe regular monthly meetioS of
tEvshEaSsi i opposite Browns Hotel. ON MoNDaiY1
re- ~ Ine 2ist iast, at O'clock. IA
Orleans con,sIr,ho cToR, our delegate nj the Nev
poTt OF ITS proceedings. and a. a. INTERESTING re-
vi deliver an address on Mi.sia1,. sAS SANIyooED
ne Posa,e Is cordially invted. sunday schools.
1TNEW BUILDING AsssocI.T,oN-
Association, " no have left tbeir VI New Building
Anen, Cnas b. Church, and Cbas W., With Ctas
snested 20 meel az the hall. corner of Ma, are re-
list, fos the nprna street. on mon DAY next
,s wishitg To take shares are SO 1aTts iatl3n
k--en.. M. y ie - - pc
HBNoIIcE.-We, the underslgned e..
~ merchants Of Washington 40 IT, ar. ,ntocery
comrsn "a PAGES OF business at O'Clock D. M =,
ne .day ofoctober 1850 nd IN
b.. Mr. JOIN II. sEMMEs & 10.
+. Z. v arr Eyes n' MgRhtr sHMmis,
ss hs'a s.Sass sSlL. 81 k kss.si
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spirf, of the Morning Press.

The Constitution replies to Mr. Douglass
charge OF Inconsistency against the President I'm
bis late speech In the Senate
The Consultation does not think much of the
Chicago nominations
The IHteH'ssHcer notes that the republicans are
already drought 90 grief" in endsavoring to
md out what Is meant by the tariff plank of their
platform
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w A 1 III IS II L A
w WILL OPENAT
PHILHARMONIC HALL
- "a GreHHs, Washington, ID, e.,
On "EDNESDAN, MAY lSp. 1867
For SHORT SEASON.
These Superb Paintings embrace everv obiect al
interest IA northern, Central and southern italy
,, a W.FENNO. Esq
Paintings. VIII 'i'uS'ia'e the
Doors open every evening at : O'Clock congenco
at quarter TO g.. Every "Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon ut o'clock commence AZ q
admission p cents children Is cents schools IN
cents Tina IN VnIS ~ hfnclOoLs ~
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1F YQENG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCI
place THIS EVENING, at q o'ciock AZ "a GaAe
ises IS opposite Browns Hotel Pa avenue prom
their ,t t ~, The Rev, Mr.. PRocruR
Hlake = report Of IT. proceedings, and Mr.. w
SUNDAY Sc OOls SH vi "iSsion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

NJ TO THE PUBLIC.
FlsHfaNs1; s sAsp 8kkSHx spf WILLIAMS
OkS, lthe former lately from Parisl take
great pleasure in announcing TO the citizens ~
themselves at No. ass Seventh street, be -.
tween r and q streets. opposite the Patent Office
may be kihdssOugh 70 6vorthsm with tlsif patron
eSe' NJ 5-Ims
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do ne w o2g ana Coal Business heretofore con
us1 Ds the undersigned at the yard corner of Yer
@ nv M anu Fifteenth street, Washington and
onE S od dT me PlaGGs sood ,ssotment Of
ond I'M am ntcknry wood, and also Of different sIzs
pTIc >. MOS 10 teaS on lhle
MAJ IL, 1850. 0h'''N F" m NM 10 u;
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ma q s. &c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuOts.
BY j. &. MCGUIRE A. CO.. Auotioneers.

A FLOODED RIDING MARE AND FOAI,
"A For SALOON SATURDAY Nav 26tb We
shall 5" u, IN front of our auction rooms A super,or
blo9dad Riding Mare and Foal. This mare wa B
sired by "lmaum." one of the calculated Arabia m
stations sent over Ia President Van Buren ,y the
lpaum !! Muscat, and the foal was sired by the
ca"brated trottInC stallion morse GREY /" She A..
avery superior riding mare gentle \. "a fnl and
WELL aited and, a blood mare. would be- invai-
uaILN 20 gentlemen gIshng 20 raise blOOded stock.
ma 2.-5t J. G. MEG UIRE A 90. Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-21

1EhM NJ SC LECTURE, at Masonic Hall
Lodge, Nc. u, TOMORROW EVE ISSs "a Natis,a
iodSes> cordiai Masons, IN good standing of othe,
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JOSHUA A RITcHIF. Administrator.
ma aid &c. MCGUIRE co AuotS.

BY J. G. MCGUIRE CO. Auctloneers-
CORNER LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AtC-
- rIoS..on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
mn' sSl az o. ock. on the PremI &c, we stall
bored Jour hundred aid ninety nios, EontioE =,
feet sixth street, al the corner Of south street
and running back IS feet on south street
Title perfect.
Terms: sl0o and under cash over that sym .
q deed Of trust -
ma q So ]. c. Mcguire a CO Annts
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IL THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED.
IN conssgnsnce Of the inolemenoy Of the westheT
aad p ace. w SEIDEN m u MsTsh,i
ma II u Tor District of COumhaa
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PERSONAL.

Il LEONARD, of Parish of SkiberreeD co1,tr -
HoIk ireland, by bis wife, Ann Leonard Has
nge. gone nearly four Years. ANY one knowing
any thing about him VIII confer n tavnr nv sen,Iins
the same to TANE a EpS N nuihs
ma 1871 81 St., Island, Washins ton
MAtDAME FELIX, FoRTU.E TELLER,
- - Hom Fars, ba<s leave to inform the ladies
ono uehLeInen OF Washlns ton that she can he onr-
s 81 yea on All Affairs of Love BUSH es. At 4FA
rIeVentn street, between and g. an Ia lm-
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NOTICE..
II; partnership of DICKsoN GoRD,NA IN nv
Rilrtn,ny limitation, on 5Oth Al rIl ult, and jo6n
dickson is authorized TO settle all III JaS, Anu
to and 10y the business. JOgN utC I9Sts que
ID. ) GORDON
WILLIAM KING
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n III The ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER
Po.tPoned until TUESDAY, the nd inst, sane
mah IT,. s. Marshal for Dist OF Columbia.
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| Lna 81 NJ A. GREEN Auct
b, ); 9; Nee UIRE a CO.. AuOhOneer,.

By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctloneers.
A DhINl>TRATOR'SSA LEOF VAIUARIE
- Loohs-Oh WEDNESDAY, MORNING..
MAY Stl commencing at 10 O'Clock, in the larSe
room IN Nthlsy Guys LuIiding two doors W eat
ol the tion ooms. we shsll sell a larre oolles-
uon ol books belonging to the estate on the Ista
yNsnns Deeth, comprising works on Law, Med
HHI,ne History, sci-Lce, Government, phlsIoloEs.
Iheolo.F &c; mary Of them heiag out Of int are
n-r, rar' $50. !arge number Of Government
Docunenfs fun vOiaTnes OF NeWspaper A a All
OF whlohw WI tie sold without ese-ve
Tefms: rs and under cash over that sum a
notes, bearing Interest.
JOSHUA A. RITcHEE, hdmInistrstOr.
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A PIC NC FOR THE RENEFIT on TRr

A PIC MIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF Trim
"a ITN CHURCH., Georretn1 n.
MI tSke place At ANALOSTANI EsS4AS
IL II, L,AND. oIMoRROW. tTU ES- n9zzsrzze.
BoatS Viii leave High street wharf re GUAR dur
~" 1E;o unF nay, commencing at O'clock a. m.
llckfts. Tor gentlemen s. CENTS: ladies q cents
chiidrey, u cents they can be had in Grorgetown
Ilrug Store of Kidwell a anrencp and nj Tho n ne
trance of the Island q" ' H.
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n = IHE ANNIVE CEI,ERR ATION
~ o. the Columbian Lyceum will take ace a.
~, ,,e SSdndthsonlan Inst tuition, TUESDAY, NAV
cred nv sbts oe d9 pm Orations will be- deiv
* NV; CHAs ii. HALL. The public are InVitcd ~ ~
.1 ~: b. Will ers' Bass Band will IN attend
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AUCTION SALES.
u~Por Other Amcfi-v S,z11- - S-,1 ~

By J. G. MCGUIRE a CO, Auotloneers
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FURNITURE
housy.-.on MUNDA Y MoRNfSG. NAV Pal. a.
! O'CLOCK :. the mon House, corner Of Musnu
esenne aao Third street west, We shal sell quar-
Wy OF va nshle urnItuFe, Carpets and Beddins, at
namc IN pat
Ha,asorhs Oval and Ornamental top CIT Frame
Fo1S sets solid Oak Chamber Furniture. with Mar
Solid w.inut Redsicads, Bureaus and Wa. hstsnds
SsrperiO5 sPEing aud CURED Hair Mattresses,
eoistefs ane tlllovs, Blankets, Comforts,
Sane-seat Chairs, Lounges, Toilet sets,
Supelior Enslish Brussels Carpets and Oilcloths
~ Shana lei = iers and Gas Brackets throughout.
MANNER Ishes, rowcl Racks, &C Ac
TsrmE s25 snf urdsr cash: over that sum .
, =, ~ aLa GAYS Tor satisfactorily endorsed
w; A. BROWNING Trustee.
mf7 &c. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDARIY
postponed until TO-MoRRow MORNING., the
d INST, same hour
NV VII = q. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts.
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UHTb5sw. ub BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
Association, " no have left thei, New y, New Building
anssfs % p; Church and Chas Wson. ~, ~ as
snae eGd Eleventh street on ~ maryland av
IT, Ior the purpose Of erganzInt the next 2,s
e,sss wshitg to take shares are SO 1pv,,.t y.
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ENEURSInNS AND PIC MICS
Eb Citizens of Washington and Geo1-e.o,-,
VII W, Il Pc ase take notice that NV ON @. -
lhhUShS can be hal at all time. Akif -
osins engaged " any Pa-tIcu ar busine-s t6.V a.
a. tlH service ol he PUBLIC the most rea so1ahI
enth street opposite tho Avenue UonSa 81 az B.,
ns, Ninth street, leland near the SmitbsonIan /,
ina 10 3td& eotf UI-Cu ,ruN,
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a GRAND PIC MIC AT ARLINGTON OF
> The NEST GEORGETOWN
SrnAbbBRAIH SCHOOL ASSOCIA- EASt@k
DAY, MAY %
I'm, ne steamer FLYING Cloud will leave the George
dav. WY houf curing &c
The friends of the School, and the pubIic ro,.r
are resp cttully invited to attend; and mo- Mains
VIII he spared tn make the OCCASION A. 100 20 tI
o 'e to All who may take part with MS Tfs SSnds
are 10 buy library for the School i
tickets y cents. Boats Fare rouud tri, TX Of
ina Xiv THE COM NTTrE A.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For other - For Sale aad RsHt,, adpsyti,,,1,,t
Sss
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MoRRoW


BY ]. z. McGBIkB a Co, Auctioneers
NAIUABLEL0TS FOR SALE SQUARES
, Io9 AND las, PART OF THE PROPERTY OF me
LATE ftRskR fI1Z ERALD.-On MONDAY. the
l4th OF May, at "a O'Clock. shall offer at public
suction, lot oi IS feet, fronting on I street north
and three lots Of p feet inches fronting on Eleht
and streets
ana on the next day, Nav 18th, at half past
O'Clock p m, | snail offer, at public auction the
xhoe OF 81 2 IN square 6ss, fronting 50 feet on
street north and 81 feet on North Cartel street
TINS IS one Of the most beautifu and valuable
| is perfect. ~ ''''' 'o''''O