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Imi0u LEAGUE Convention.

tLEVELsNn, May 2D.-Hon. X. p. Spaulding
Presided IL lie Union League Convention to-
tai- lIe convention was addressed hv Hon
Ao..JeoIncry Eluir, David Paul BroR;i ]. NJ.
AsEi'y, .luhn HHschins. Jas. Lane art MANY
"..'eTS. R"sciu'lons - Sunrcrt the ;1llr mis-
if"iioA We're unanimously adopted. The a.
l"AGaaCe was large.
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The Reported Invasion es Kentucky DiS.
credited

LOUISVILLE, May ls--W in the exception Of
q force consisting OF eleven SINAI: regiments
under the rebel Morgan, the south side OF
The cum berland, all the reports OF the rebels
attempting the invasion of kentucky are dis
credited al headquarters. 1t is thought that
the dispatches from Mount Vernon, Somerset
and elsewhere come from rebel sources, and
are designed 10 pre- vent the Federal troops ircn
reinforcing Gen. Rosecrans or invading East
Tennessee.
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NaliHtIdini.a!t,

tl>s.tN NiTI, May 20-Ea!iandi-ham was
Iasf ftrlsliG placed OH hoard Il gEnn0at, Row
anchored OF the lcyce. lis transfer tsp the boat
WIS EtIT quiet, and attracted no crowd. Those
@slo saw h11l say he looked soccer, sad and
!1hcL broken down. He certainly goes to Fort
a:Een: by what -oute / cannot say.
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baptist Missionary I-uiou.

CLEVELAND, May 19.-Ihe American Baptist
ID <sionary Union commenced il annual meet
ing o-day.
Hon. Ira Harris. OF New York, The president,
on taking rhe chair, referred 10 tie condition
oi the country, taking strong grounds against
slavery. Alter organizing and appointing the
Standing committees, the rreasurer'S report,
showing :. small balance ia The tre:;.i,rv was
read, ard the mrcting adjourned.
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Indiana Democratic Convention.

tiNGi>NATl, MAY 1a.-The Democratic State
:ui F"ntiuu liec,s ~ Indianapolis day. Dan
foCrhees VIII preside. There are some fears
Of disturb oance. The liquor shops have been
closed, aud military precautions have been
ltken 20 prevent an eTneutF.
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pEcKERT 's GARDEN,

QEGKERT's e GARDEN,
The undersigned re spectfully announces TO clubs,
societies, private parties, &C.. that his 4
beautiful Summer Garden win be at the SE.EAY
entertainments during the season, on very res
konable terms. The Pavilion is one ct the largest
within o short distance of the garden. For par
sieulars appiy On the premises. on street south,
FRANK A. BEURERT,
NY Him Proprietor.
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LqUlaiANA Az. HsAk si1TH sTRsa=.
WH. E. Sisa Sole Manager and Proprietor
MlLE MI I; AsNETra ssNsrrs GAIIETTI,
MILE ANNETpA GALLETTI,
a,ILE akkE ANStrTA ASs ETA { sAtEFTTI,, AAttEEFFTTTI,
M'LLE ANNETTA GALLETTl,
The Greatest DarEeuse in the World.
The gTeat Csntcrbsry has been ied ts rspletian
wonderful ToRPgEsTs ot sy ,SPfassd
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
The celebrated Scottish Nightingale.
The beautiful hi itary Ballet, arranged by Mons
LA f59'iSSy. E1S.SiE fi,,iiis EsE,
win a.lEAHaS$H K aaSES
THE sgq1SSTy pa S5Rts AT1sgss nE
Mr.. J. H. ioauf5w oBauufp5woarH.
who will appear each evening in choice selection
Of Aso fsns fsHSk
The Juvenile Corkographer.
,, the Irresistible Son of Momus
THE STAR COMPANY 5i' OF THE + 4; CAN NTERBURY,
MILES AUGUSTA f1nSIsins and MARIE, &,
The Fairy Stars,
THE GREAT COZ kT oE BEAUTY.
gste HARRISON, Julia Richmond,
Lily Brandon, Lucy Clifton,
Annie Edwards, Beuia Woibert
G. r. EDES0N,
TIE great Comedian and PantomiGist, who will
sfpear AS PADDY Murphy
MONS. j. b. l.. SI0LLUSY,
The renowned Mature de Ballet and Pantomin st,
and his
GREAT BA LLET TROUPE.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG. the talented and versa
tile performer, whoEa varied acts. have stamped
hi "a one of the greatest performers o, rae age.
sILVA3 CHA Rh, the popular Irterlocutor,
&c &c.
TIE entertainments will conclude with the ia
NOUS exfrEyagpuZs entitled the
FRESHMAN IN INDIA. V
PADDY Murphy with songl... Geo. r; Edeson
ko ket, sbe nan cat her ..... Miss Lily Brapdon
Other characters by the Corps Dramatiqae.
Admission Is cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs. 90
cents: Pr!yate Boxes. lhoiding six.) Sc.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance ats.
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. ut O'Clock.
For LADIES AND CHILDREN.
When the great Canterbury Company viii appear.
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q: MI.
AT.CThN SALES.
EUTUHE DAYS.
ByJ.c. MCGUIRE * co.. .uci,aaeers.

By &C. MCGUIRE Is CO.. srct,saeers.
'E'RUsTEES S4bE-a, DESIRABLE RstCK
4 DWELLING Huusg on STREET NORTH,
EETEEES aTE 4Sa iGTE sTEssT WEST 10
EATUhbAT AFTsRNOUJ, Mar &c, 1908, ar )
O'Clock. Oh this premises, ny yirtao OF . deed ot
trust 10 the subscriber. dated ths l!th Gay o.
ESstcssr 1s5s and duly rssorssi G IL L:es.! 4. s;
resor. for Wssh,aston County D. O.. I shsli sell
all that part CT Lot numbered nina ts in Sa1sre
numbered three hundred and seven. th-aa ;:..a, a.
a-signstsd upoH the map or plan Of the City OK
Warrington. in the District o: Columbia. fronting
on l street north, se*wssn s.a an. nth streets
west, IS feet Al incnes. AID running back the
soa,: feet a!lsy w:;s tss .;sst 9: .srsss s1d ia
Together with tine improvements, consisting Of
tire. story and sttic brick DWELLING
Terms: s ,2oG in csSh: the ainGsr in 6 and II
Iacn,hs with interest. secured by deed CT trust
IS al conTsyancins at the expense of purchsser.
ii the terms OF safe are not riied >ith within
I've 1ass thereafter, the trustee the right
to sell at the risk a1pepse of shs dsfsu,ting
purchaser, en- one Eeeks not,ce in the Eveninc
Star THO. EHECkiES TrnstAe,
y1.d J. @. Mcf, II1kE IL CO, &ucts.
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Affairs at Fortress Monroe and suffolk.

FORTRESS MONROE. May l9-Thc steamship
$. +. Spanisaing, Captain Howe, sailed for
NeWbern this afternoon. Among her passengers
are EI:gadier GENERA; i:riggs and LADY. -
The expedition sent from Sr hoik, under the
cCE.iaaiid OF Colonel Foster, has succeeded tif,s
is mission, and the damage done 10 the Sea.
board ard Roanoke ifilroai has been rerai-ed
Our casualties in tr slirTnisiles OF the last t,y
or three days are insignificant
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Eirp IN Cinciilr,afi

CINCINNATI, May 2G.-Tyler & Taulkner's
we're burned yesterday. The foreman of the
MIL was seriously injured, and two workmen
had tlleir legs broken. The total loss is about
S.t5tHG
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Murder ct Factory Point. VI

FACTORY PoTGT, VT, May 2U.-SamueDfNiI-
SGn. L ycnng man, son of Gilman Wilson, was
stabbed through the heart and III other places
to-day. His supposed murderer is nnder ar
rest His name is Davenport. They We're both
residents Of Factory Point.
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sisirmi~h with T ehel cavalry near Win.

EISeHEsTEE, May i9-To Major General
Schenck:-Ny cavalry had q skirmisn with
ne reeei cavalry oday six miles from here, liz
which they killed SIX and captured seven, IN :
ciuding a captaiI. anG q lien-enant There
Were no casualties on our side. Nv cavalry
s.re sill ii pursuit
X. Il. NILEoY, Major General.
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A HIN SToRY.-The following story is told
by = paper in STOCKTON, California:
zone of our prominent republican citizens is
now engaged in a singular controversy with
one OF his coiored sbrethren.' The dark-haired
sbrother.' it appears, owned a hen, this hen
visited the premises of her masters white
brother and thereby hangs tale. The said
negro's hen then laid a nest full of eggs upon
the republicans lot, and commenced setting.
The said Republican, having some choice
Spanish hens eggs, took advantage of the hens
situation, and removes her own laid eggs and
IN their stead placed the Spanish hens eggs.
In due course OF time the eggs Were hatched.
But now comes the irrepressible nigger, ana
demands both hen and chickens, claiming that
the former is the mother of the latter. The re-
publican demurs to this, and puts in plea that
the real mother is the hen that laid the eggs.
The niger don't see it, and points to prece-
dent where his old master, Judge MCGEE,
'When a woman sued Tor divorce, gin the
children to the woman, cause she brooded senl.'
The real question between the brethren is,
which hen is the mother of the chickens! The
negro threatens TO sue. either for the chickens
or fer damages from use of his hen. Whether
this question will he carried to the Supreme
Court remains To be seen.
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RFTwo small boys, named Francis Blake
and John Deyine, aged respectively eight and
nine years, have been arrested in Philadelphia
ON 8 charge of shooting and killing child
named John Mooney, four years OF age. Blake
held the pistol and Devine pulled the trigger.
" The rebel General Pemberton is in bad
odor in Vicksburg, and correspondent of the
Richmond Examiner thinks that as he advised
and urged the abandonment Of the fortifica-
tions at Charleston which SO successfully re-
sisted the FedeIa al feet, he is hardly the man
to be entrusted with Vicksburg.
EFThe grand jury of Dauphin county, Pa
have decided that telegraphic Communications
are sacred from intrusion, by refusing TO hnd
q true bill against party presented for assault
and battery upon an individual who was in :
the habit of surreptitiously reading dispatches
to newspapers.
E-The imports of foreign produce and nler-
chandise at New York during the month of
April were upw ards of four MILLIONS Of dollars
in excess OF the corresponding figures for last
year. &,
sTThe ozaukee twis.) county grand inry
have indicted Gov. SalOmon and Hon. VI. s.
McIndoe, late provost marshal for the arrest Of
the anti.dyaft rioters last fau.
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EeEal praneriy Sc: eti u. nuiSriIIa

Rebel Property Seized in louisville
LOUISVILLE. May 20.-CoIlector Gallagher
this evening seized six blooded horses on their
way Ncrthward from Dixie, and large quanti-
ties OF meats. fish. wines, etc, in transit South
through this city.
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Ry GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Auctioaeers.
u SALE OF
LUAELE Bull DING LOTS AT

AUCTION.
On MONDAY next, the 9TH instant, shall
sell, in front of the premises, commencing st q
oclock in the afternoon. Sixteen Building I OTIS
in su bdi7ison Of square No. AL, fronting 9th and
9TH streets west and y snd streets. north. Pists
can be sean at our auction rocn,s. Title direct
frc1n the government ara clear.
These lots are locate on the proper grade, we'll
drained by ale, s,i'. IN approving part of the
city, being the square to the terminus Of the
71h street rsilro
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6. y and 10
mcrths. for noses Bearing intarcst. deed given
anG deed OF trust take ;res of cost 20 tie purchaser
my Igott EEEE: {. NIETf4SS A1st-
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g U = r e Il y X 9

g. y Il r.
FROM
BILIOUS FEVERS,
MiiSMi TIC INFECTIONS,
AND SisiLkE DISEASES:
10 you wssS 20 restore your heslta by Bitter Dis
srstins AID Poisoncrs Drugs, Liquids CT Pow,ersr
Werld il not be better TO try that Sure Remedy
that Delicious Eeseorac;ve,
T0hAY,
rather the
NECTAR or TOEAY tHuve.av,p
used With moderation, that unparalleled Wine
gadd, IN tbs heart os man, RESTORES his ssrvs es
pe,s The lin ser;rg shades OF cid diseases and works
suras IN admirable az agreeable,
Ecu can get 1t genuine, rr-s ard un.au..erste4
At s. G. fUHD's Drug Store,
NY aim $50 PeInsy,y avenue,
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Dy j. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Anc.loneers
lEsTRARLE RESIDENCE COkNERnE EnIIR-

ktsI.ah ~ aESl DEnCE, C1hNEh u FUR
E| TEESTKLyD s,TREET5, AT PUHL;c htcIio% =
CnFkIpAY AFTERSUC&, aIsy y. at 8 o r!"cl o..
he pr4gaisf5 We shal! Offer a. tn0tic Aaetiou tnat
Four'eeG;:' str"e- west end u stree. np.rh,
IN urorcd BY lerge three story sni base
ara stab.s. TIE hcuse Is buils in IN. gnost su b
stantiat manner. Contains all # the modern IN
proFemerts, and IL in every respect 3. desirable
property d private residence.
Terms: So ,tsn III cash; remainder in six nd
Twelve months. vi tn interest, secG red py Il eed Of
trn ST the premises.
~ ImnaPc sate possession given.
Al conyeyances ct tho cost Of 10 purchaser.
my j3-d &c MCGUIRE X GO, A pctH.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GROWERS TEEATEE.
:SENsy1yAEIa AYEN Ck neas Willard Hofs,
THIS Thursday EVsNING. Msyef
Last time rosiiveiv.f
EAST LYNNE.
Fourth appearance nt thr Charming Yo:ng Bean
tifCl Actress.
LUCILLE EsTERN.
Who. sssisxad ls
SUSAN ENIN ;
Mr.. BARTON HILL
MIR. CHARLES BARRON,
and the entire company. will appear in
EAST LYNNE; EAST LYNNE:
On, THE GLoPsMENT.
SE0TE Mr.. Grover has the pleasure te an.
ncnnce that improvements in CcHtilatien have
be. D made in this establishment which now render
IL tae
COOLEST TEEATFR IN AMERIca.
TG. .morrow-BensSt O.
LUCILLH WESTERN.
In rehearsa,,
-, -ss-eais CIFER;
OR, THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER
~ Admission 81. e, and IS cents. No extra
charge icr secuI - seats.
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Eyw.L. WALL 1. CO.. suct;oneers.

- - -. !" am q. W. foSt4oEseEs
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THIRD ST
IT AUCFIos.-0s TUESDAY Al rERNOOa,
2th inst at CLOCK. we Will sell. in front =. the
premises Lot 10. Reservation H. from n = feet al
Third street west, Hnd running back ! yJ test. hhe
lot sdioins the re! dence Of W ". Birth ESQ one
square north of Ps. syenne.
Terms Ore third cash balance in /. an 8
wears, bearing interest it.t secured by deed OF
trust On the premises.
my io-eo& ds W T. WALL & CO. Aucts
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BYI.C MoGuIRE CO.. Anctioreers.

Dy Z EUCL!UEFtTk.
EXECUToR:s SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
IL ERTI ON T, BETwEEN I!TH AMI 18TH STREETS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 26tn, at d
n:cloc, The premises. shsli sell part of Lot It.
in square No. 49l, fronting - feet on street
Forth, bstw 18th and 18th streets west, an3
ming hack g. feet d inches with ao outlet into u
wide allev. together with the Improvements CON
sisting Of three story Brick Dwelling House
much out q. repair, but with substantial and well
built walls.
Terms cash.
G. W. PAIRO, Executor
ny21-d J. C. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts
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80 COMPR0aISE WITH TREASON OR
y TRAITORS
NO i'iCE
am authorized by the Secretary of War to raise
g BATTALION OF CAVALRY fer spstial ser
ere.
Each com pany viii be organized as prescribed 10
General Orders No. 1876, series OF 1862.
Ail offcers win be selected and appointed by tho
Colonel Commanding, subject to the approval of
the Secretary of War.
From the peculiar nature Of the service required
of this Battalion, none but sober, honest and in
tellisent men will be enlisted.
The best, feetest and most servicesble Horses.
only will be used.
This Battalion will be armed with the new eel
ebrated Repeating Rife, dscharging fifteen shots
per minute.
For further particulars apply at No. cit Penn.
avenue. i. G. BAKER,
ny Him Colonel Commanding Battalion.
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ByJ.O. MCGUIRE L CO. Auct cnee.a.

ByJ. U. MCGUIRE l. CO., Auct cnee1s.
EHRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
Z TATE NORTH or 3HE pRES iDESP's EoUSK-Sy
virtue Of deed Of trust from Lawriston B Hardin
hearing date on the s,th daT o. MAJ a. D. 1854, and
enc of the lard records for Hasaipgto county, in
the District. and by the reagest Of the holder Of
tees will sell at bile sale. in trent of the prcmi-
see, on TIL 2 RS DAY AFTERNOON, the s3th day
q %, 8 5. 26. q, e. in Square No. lss, in the
city of Washington.
This property is well loested in psrt of the city
ia very desirable either permanent investment
o. for speculation.
Terms of sale: Ore-th;d in cash; the residue in
thcee equal payments il 4, i and is months. with
interest from Cay OF sale, secured hy deed or trust
If the terms sf sale not coLd9'ied with in Ave
days after the 6sy Of sale then tha serve
tie right to resell st the risk and cost Of FIRST pur.
chaser. after FIVE days notice.
Convey sncins and stamps st purch ssers expense,
VIM. p. WARD T,rs.aas
IAs. 7, DAVIS,{ ifGSlees'
my6 j. c. ic0UIRE S co Aucts
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BY EEEE.3 a. WILl.IAM5, AuctioneErg
EsERtNpT0RY SALE OF SIXTEEN FINE
L BUILDING LoTs,-Twe!ye Of tnase lots are
situated nesc the terminus nf Seventh street rail
road On Sth aud 9Th streets, near Boundary Inn,
Square Eo 1888.
TWO lois Oh tn street west ne5r nea- streat,
and TWO on 9Th street near street in Square 4!a
will also he sold Immediately after the tss nanea
i3ts. They will Ali be sold without r. .arys on the
premises, On UESDAY the Goth daY Of May, st
O'Clock Z. Nj.
Terms made known upon the Gay of sGle Con-
veya0cing 81 the cost OF the purchasers If rot
settled for in three days from day Of sale the lot
viii ne Fesold after I've days notice ir The EYenics
StGr. 81 the risk and cost of the defsuiting pur-
chasa-s.
my il IIt~ GREEN S5 WILLIAMS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FssIs AkTERyvesN : sND T%--eVSn..
ByGkKkN & WILLEAMs. ACTION asrs.

BY GEEkN & WILaIhMs. Asesiaraers
l CT NEAR THE HaiLEUAD hrPGr FOR
- sAtE-Wnl Be syil at AEe.ioa On ,hs
premises. sArUEgAY AFTERNOON nsx. the
10Th May at haif.p four clock all the original
lot IN square IL ashicgton c;,y. exec pt sae
Part on the north Appropriated tar atiey
It fronts IAo feet irches or Indiana avenue aaa
about l5g f.eson First street ~est. and conta,ns
S.5H:1c square feet.
L is good situation for large kose. or ware
hcuse, and is near the Railroad Depot
Terms OF sale: Sn--ha;f cash, and tse residue in
Ectcs. with interest, CT S,x aEI twelve months
ccec CT ice VII. ss Eivsn aud deed OF trust
required 10 secure the deferred payments.
Ii tie taTT-s OF sale 81 cot ri led with wit hin
three days alter the day e SALE the owner reserves
to himself the right TO SCI, ths said property st
amy time within thirty iays fru,., said Gay of sale
1t the lax and cost of the first pnrchassr upon
giving Eve days' notice OF i-,and ed re sale
by insertion fye t;ines IN The Nstioral IE,slli.
genccr. Pu ubiisned in Washington city, or at his
tthe proprietor e; option and ~,.aau, any n.,tice
Whatsoever to any one to consider such sale re-
sciBdsa.
ADeonveyance ut the east OF purchaser
By order of the Proprietor
my lS-d GREEN IL WILLIAMS. Auets.
syTHE ABoyEsALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TB I 8SBaY. tae Sist inst al O'Clock 2. m. Par
tienisr attention is respectfully invited to this
sale. a. i IS very important =: :fcn OF PRO partv
my Js-tl GREEN & WILLIAMS, 4ucts.
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BUTELERA 4 WILLsON. Auctionaa-s

BY BoTELER 4 WILLsoN. Auctionears.
NITED STATES MaRSHAL'S SALE oV
Z pRI@s SCHOONER A. C.RsoS.-In virtue Of writ
No D. Issued rem the clerk s ofice of the Supreme
me direct d, will sell public sale for cs n. at
the ioct 9Th street wharf, on the Poromac ri.ar
Instant, 1868, al o'clocs p m the &C hooner "A.
Carson - her tackle, ap oarel AID furniture.
WARD FL. La mon. y. s. Marshal o. q.
B0TELER /, WILSON,
my l9.dts [Chro nicisl Aucfioneers
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~ GREKS 4 EILLIANa. An..,nr.r-s

Z! TRTks q WILLIANS. Aa..lcnacre
IT 1HNLE HANDSOME BUILDING LypS On
L I&ELf4 ! STREET, EcN MAINLAND AVE-
EisASn S.i.I.EE soITH, lSIA.0 ~ hyc2GGE.-
Gli Fiji The 22d instant. shall sell, II, on :
CT tie premises, 81 6 O'Clock p. n. L1ta 4,
and ,. IL rCIarr No 32s. elch lot having a from :
o. q feet inches on Twelfth street, Tnaain3: back
TO wide ale, 35 feet.
Terms: One hali cash, haIaocc in SIX and .,yalre
months, for no eS bearing ntert al frOil ay 6 sale
fti convey anciI.s II eoaI Of par sh;s.nrs.
IGylS-tf GREEN & VILLA 1TS. tgcts.
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BY B0TELER 4 WILLsON, Auctioneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF OITY LOTS.-On
Z THuRspAY AFTERNOON. May ssth, at
Hall. the following described City Lots, viz :
Lots No. IA and lt in Square e28, fronting SO feet
eipches on MARYLAND avenue, between 13En and
Iith streets east,
Lots No. and ls in Square Nc Oss, fronting each
100 feet en- north g street, between 18th street
east and an avenue,
The whole of Square northwest of Square No. ,H27,
on an avepue, north 6 Street and 18TH st. east
Lot No. 6. in square No. 035, fronting G5 feet on
East Capitol street, between l3t n and l4th SITS.
east,
Lot No 6, Corner lot, in Square 40. 1853, front-
ing 100 feet on north ID street, between lzth and
18th streets east.
Sale positively without reserye. Terms cash.
my I6-d&ds BOTEtNRit WILSON. Aucts.
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Nv J. z. M.GCiKE co. Auctionee-s.
OF NEXT 30 THEGENERAL POST OFFICE
II Tos SaLE-CoRNEk oF EiGi.TE 4aD E.-Wiii oe
sold a. Auctien, oE the pre- eniises. on TIL TRS1AY
AFTERNOON next. Nay q, So half past S O'Clock
the east ha;f OF lot in square SIS
This valuable corner lot hss south front of Is
feet on street. and an east front of 81 feet s
inches On MPh'h street. directly oppuaite the west
trent OF the General Post CA;ce.
1wc frame oticos are row or :he lot, tho corner
one Eel3g that occupied byJ 3. Ho';IFshesd Esa.
TIE title 70 tie property ia perfect and Old, i
IS Part Of san6 decided hy tas atei states 70 tn.
father OF the ssht owner II the year 1879. aoi
government v:'i very likely socn want il again
fo' the eEiargGsEt or the General Post VE;ce De
esrn.ent.
Terms One.third cash and he residue in ~ les
cf .cuai amounts, ~ sx and twelve months with
interest. All ysncing al the cost of the p=r
chssar. deed vii: he given, and Il deed Of trust
required TO secure the deferred payments
my i6-t: &c MCGUIRE 6 co Auc'a,
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j.C McG GUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
pEREMpT0RY SALE OF IMPROVED AND
Il CNInPgOyKD PROPERTY on CaPIToI. Hill
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. May q, at s
o'clock, on tho premises, shall sell TO the igh-
aSt bidder, Lot No. 2 &C. parts = and g, in square
Nc. 775 fronting respectfully north Cstreet and
"a street east, to be snbdivided into convenient
building lots.
Also Lots q and 2s. in souase No. 724. fronting
each 81 feet I'd street east, between north and
street, and running back ll5 feet to wide pull
alley. Lot q is improv sd by large Dwelling House
quit purchasers. Also Lot 2. square 7s& fronting
about G6 feet on MasFachusetts avenne between lst
and I'd streets east, running throu gn to street.
Terms: One third cash; RENAL inder, i'll and II
months, with interest secured by q deed. of trust
on the premises
nv 20 d ]. c. Mcguire & CO., Arcts
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By B0TELER & WILSON Auctiores-s.
GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY On EIGHTH
y SsHEET. NEAR PsSNsYLLAXLA AyEIUE, A.
Auc-irN.-On III USSR5Y AfTEkNOON. May 18th
at 6 o,cioci We will sell, the premises tn.
north half Of Lot No; in So No. iad, fronting
% feet inches on Eigath street wes-, between
north aad d streets. depth III feet Inches:
togstteE With The improvements. cons istins Of a
&c.
This property is elisibly locIted, being but ora
block from Fennsylysnis avenue and Seventh
street sLd is egarded IS valuable lot for 5Gs-
ness purposes.
Terms: One-third cssn; halsnce on credit ef
one and two years; notes to bear Interest AID TO
Re secured ny deed toe properly
my lt-e&ds B0rELGA < WILSON, ,bucts
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TEI AIR TIGHT COFFfYS
i 0 FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OF TIE
DEAD.
Parents ard friends living at distance can have
the bodies of their killed in battle, orss.zE--r,
Who m.y die Al the hosritals forwarded we .HH1-S
10 them IN IMPROVED AIR-TIaHT COFFINS,
81 mod crate charge-Ein baiin ng Cotin saa Box
from $50 TO ts33 and no extra. charge.
All orders promptly ATTENDED To.
NJ NJ WHITE.
Undertaken and Embalmer,
my saw 29T ST., corner "a Washington.