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MAYORS OFFICE. arR1r q 1ass


The President, in compliance with a resolu
ton OF the Senate of the United States, having
set apart day for national prayer and humili-
ation, renders needless any thing of like char
acter from me. As requested In the following
joint resolution, my fellow citizens will doubt.
less manifest their appreciation of the occasion,
as well as their respect for the high authority
from whence it emanates, by abstaining from
secular employment, and an observance of the
day as enjoined on us, in common with the
whole country, by the Proclamation of the
President.
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor
JOINT REsoLUTIoN relative to the observance
ofThnrsday, Goth April, as day of fasting,
humiliation, and prayer.
WHEREAS the President of the United States
has, by public proclamation, recommended the
observance of the 35th instant as day of fast
ing, humiliation, and prayer throughout these
United States, and whereas it is meet and
proper that we should acknowledge our sins
before Almighty God and pray that the evils
of civil war be removed from us: Therefore,
Be IL resolved, That the Mayor be and is here
by requested to issue his proclamation enioin-
ing upon the citizens of Washington the obser-
vance of this day as a day of fasting, humiiia-
ton, and prayer, and requesting the suspen-
sion OF all secular business on that day
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
President of Board of Common Council.
JOSEPH F. BROWN,
President of the Board of Aldermen.
Approved, April 2S, 1863.
it RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
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IHE l6TEREoGAToRIRs OF THE SECOND
ARD RICHARDS MERTING.-The meeting of
tnh supporters Of Mr.. Richards for the CITY
Collectorshlp, held in the Second Ward on
monday evening last addressed to that gentle
man and Mr.. Dixon, the present Incumbent,
the following interrogatories.
First-Will you abide by the decision of the
convention of the Unconditional Union men
OF Washington!
''Second-W Will you give the no ninees of that
Convention your unqualified q ID hearty sup
port?"
To these interrogatories Mr. Dixon has trans
mIited the following reply:
WASHINGTON CITY, April 30, 1853.
L. ". DIT$ey, ESq.:-Sir: / have the honor to
acknow ledge the receipt of copy of a resolu-
uon, containing two>lnterTogatories to be ad-
dressed 10 MIR. Richards and myself with refer
ence to our acion in the event of 4 decision by
the nominating convention in favor of the one
or the other Tor the position of Collector. In
response, beg leave to inform you, and through
yon those propounding these questions, that
mad they been submitted to me as candidate
by convention composed of those who were
free 10 act in their choice, and untrammelled
by previous public pledges and resolutions, l
should most Enthusiastically have dnspered them
But since the same have been pTopounded to
me by ward meeting, called by those who
were opposed to my ELECTION, as is evident
from their action and the solemn pledge which
elected, must, in justice to myself and for the
reason first assigned, respectfully decline to
answer your interrogatories.
As my opponents are trying to make differ
ent impression, have only to add that the Ad-
ministration has had no more consistent or
suppression Of the rebellion than myself. All
my fellow. citizens know well that this has
been my position from the start.
Very respectfully, &c. WIN. DIXON.
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Byw.L.W WALL q CO., Auctionssrs.

13 W" IL. " ALI a w.. dpctioAcciss
CAANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ES-
" TATE IN THR City OF. F.WAsHISGToN.Thy virtue
Of decree of the Circuit Court of the District Of
Columbia, dated the 18th day Of October, 1885,, made
in a certain cause in said Court depending, in
which Richard W. Bryan, wife and Others we're
were asfendants the subscriber will offer for sale,
at public auction, to the highest bidder. on
TH GRsDAY, the llth day Of May next. at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon, lots numbered twenty and
tssnty one: Y reservation punbsred eleven lIota
. The above lreserty 10 situated on the vest side
porth. and e improysd By two thr:s- STORY brick
hhonses. Tith twostory back buildings. These
and within two squares Of. Pennsylvania Ayenues
are admirably fitted for large boarding house.
The attention Of parties desiring to make invest
usble pieces Of property at ii in the msfsss
Terms OF sale, as prescribed Dy decree: OnS.
fourth in cash on the day 9 sale; the I residue Ia
four months, for which the notes OF ths purchaser
trust on the property, will be taken. -,
If the terms OF sale are not com Piled VITA In hve
days after sale the property VIII be rssod at the
risk and cost OF the purchaser: Al conyeyAneing
at the cost Of the purchaser. The property wii 30
sold free from the Widows dover. SSt
- CARfER MARBURY, Trustee.
ap -stax&aa W, L.lWALL& CO., Aacss.
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BvJ O. MCGUIRE K CO.. Auctioneers.

By J. @. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
II PROVED PROPERTY BELONGING TO TIM ESTATE
as The LATE CBAs. b. KISG.-On TUESDAY AZ
TkRNO DON May 18th, at o'clock, on the premises
shall sell the folk wing valuable Improved Prop
srty, belonging to the esta te of the late Ohas B.
Kin e, viz
Lots g rs, 10 aud part OF g. in Square 32l and Lot
No. 7, in Square 45S.
Lots 6, d and part of g. in Square s2l, front on
18th street west between and streets north.
and are improved by a large Iuare frame dwelling
house with lsrge portico in front, snd known IS
the residence OF the ate Charles b King, q brick
building known IS Kings Gallery - fitted d and
arranged as sxh bition room for painting, studio
and dwelling, and Il large and we'll arranged four
story brown front dwelling house.
Lot ID frents 81 feet inch on street north, the
western part of which is improved with three
ltory brick dwelling house, with q vacant lot on
the east side
Lot Z, in Squsre 4s3 fronts u feet on H street
north, between 9th and 7th streets west, and run
ming back 137 feet l0h inc to q 81 foot alley.
The above property has been carefully subdivided
by the City Surveyor and will be sold in separate
parcels.
Terms: One-thrd cash; the remainder In 6 and II
months, with interest, secured by deed of TRUST
the premises the interest and deferred payments
to be paid semi annually.
The purchaser to have the right or option to pay
all in cash.
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
six days thereafter the executor the right
to resell, for cash. on one weeks notice in the Ma
tional Intesencer, at the risk and expense of the
Ali costs attending the conveyance to be paid By
ap9od JAS o. McGUIRE 4 Co. Aucts.
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500 BARRELS O, RxrRA
ROXBERY SETS,
prime order.
800 barrels of extra MAY RUsSETTs, prime order
l,nI0 boxes Messina ORANG Es, prime order.
For sale, on arrival. at wharf Of steamer salvsr,
fe OF of High street, Georgetown, Inquire of
+. O. WESTON CO.,
549 9th street, Washington,
or of ANDREW STEWART,
ann Sts at the wharf.
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ByJ. c MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
INRJISTEE,S SALE OF VAITARIE REAL K

TNRUsTEEB SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
! TATE JN TIE CITY OF W.sHINGreS;E0n
on the premises, BY virtue of deed OF trust bear.
ing date on the 1sh day of October 1889 and re-
county, District of Colum bis. in Liber ]. A. s No
1S5, oos $50 ct seq sha sell, at public auction,
parcels Of ground in the City of Warrington,
know and described the plan or plat of said city
square numbered three hundred ninety three (Ss5,)
having frent of two hundred and Ave feet els ht
eleven feet Boundary sire ct, and seventy four
feet six inches on ri ghth street west. 7.g
Terms cash: $50 of which must be paid in cash
1T the time of sale, the remainder within FIVE days
thereafter, in default of which the Trustees Win
resell the property ut the risk and expense of the
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chaser. -
ERASMUS ]. MIDDLETON,
II. G. sPAULDfNG, =
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
ap 15-scddde J. o. MCGUIREd CO., Aucts
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LOST AND FOUND,

IL DOG. Alibersi reward viii be paid for hia re-
turn to ass street, near 12th ap p29-2s'
I 0sT19n sdS On Tuesday evening, 18th, = GOLD
old fashioned; long links; worn; cor. .elian red A
liberal reward will be given to the finder by leav-
Church. " nos H'in'n street, opposite aD s%te sa.e
FsTRAY-Takenu up on the nights of G georgetown
T. q dark bay II OKsE; SIN all white spot in his
fo5shess about Is hands high and year. old
issss: sSs s9: se:s sh:s' Apply
S5 REMARD1strnysd o,aiB1 Or stolen On sunday
Th w. ts spot the nose also sea, on the shoudsr
ilt6 Street between and m % Fst. II ~ p ap27 st. .
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF TIE SUB
SI - .CTieer about three months SINCE two buffalo
COWS. one light red, the other a blueish white
prove property pay osarges and take them away.
Apply at the first brick house on the 1ith street
Il be delivered on satisfactory proof Of ownership
and payment for advertising. Inquire OF the Treas
urer OF the United States. ap22 lw
c1sO REWARD -Escaped from the Washing
One ne WIN On S1 .a.
and
strs hit back; his face is round and full; of quick
"ls Iso 6HN about As or 50 years
age; feet 3 or sinehes high; very sharp features
xo ;oe feet inches sh
e eS
plexion and p21 marked, All of them had leg irons
on Tps TasP s6dR they si the n 1 Ss 0vsn for
hsnsien il secured in the United States jan il the
prisoners. WARD II LAMON,
spl6 U. 8. Marshal.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

~ i" AZ. u u W Ac@C Wy, huctlonsers.
FSTEN6lyE SALE OF GROCERIES, NAVY
~ Virginia Light Pressed, Lynchburs Su,okipo'
ana FINE Cut Tobacco, Coffee, Green and Black
Teas Nuts, Fruits, Bottled Lisuors Canned Frujt,
tsncs soaps. &c,, at Aucties.-we will sell at tha
stors Oh Mr hdamson, No. 500 Ninth street
DAY MORNING next, May ID, at 10 O'Clock tbs
entire stock of Groceries tsined in said store
viz: - 'A'1 's"fot
70 barrels Extra Ground CoSee
so dozen and 5 b Car Tomesoes
10 chests Green and Black Tess
IS boxes CASTLE, Fancy, and ether Soaps
10 soNef best Navy Tobacco
kef 3oshen Butter
80 D ID boxes Pure Virginia Leaf Tobacco
~ boxes Adamantineand Sperm Candles
Bowlegs," "Elephsnt," and ''Pocahontas'-
Is boxes Layer Rsisins
72do.en Black Writing Inks
10 boxes English DsirS Cheese
bArrel Tometo Catsup
800 lbs. Walnuts, Filberts, Almonds and other
e5 Ersss Nos, q 5 and 4Blackins
10 dozen and String Brooms
SSresms Of Wrapping Paper
5doEen Buckets
80 NJ. Paper Bags, assorted sizes
- nests Willow Baskets
Misp Brooms, Dus. and Shoe Brushes
Lbs. Wrapping Cord
50 small sacks fne Liverpool Dairy Salt
10 barrels of Potatoes
Assorted sizes Demijshns
Wooden Measures, Selves, assorted Spices
Count ter Scsles and Weights
And other goods to Numerous too mention.
Also:l nearly new Platform Scales weighs 800 lbs
All the above goods are freeh and in excellent
cendlton, having been selected by MIR. A him
self with great care, hey were intended for .
Sale prrem ptory. fsims ca.b.
sp 28-d& DIS W. b LEWIS & Co. Aucts
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A sSISTANT QUARTERMAsTERp OFFICE.)
"A Corner Of g and I'D Streets, }
WARRINGTON. p. o., April nth, 1885.
Employees of the QuArtermaster's Department
vices rendered which PAYABLE at this ONCE are
warned against disposiDg OF them to persons acnns
Bile discount, som etimes exhorbitsnt and unneces-
ssry. and they are hereby Informed that regIies .s
cloEe of each month as the pay rolls can be pre-
pared; providing funds are on hand f9S mat pur-
pose. CHAS III. TOMPkINS.
'sN Captain and A O. NJ. y. 8. A.
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FOR sALE1fhs ane estate known as the "COL

TSOR RENT-Two large ROOMS, 90 by A feet,
Il with side entrance, over the stor Of 8. =; "a.
streets suitable for mazufscturer Or Wholesale
store. Apply 70 3, =. BACON. ssS-W
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To BE MUSTERED OFT OF SERvICE.-The
18th and 18th N. Y. regiments arrived here
yesterday. and leave to-day for Elmira the
place OF their enlistment when they W i'll be
mustered out of the service.
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Run OvER.-On Monday afternoon, q small
child OF a Mr.. Pool, was run over by one of
the cars, and severely bruised about the body
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BOOK8t
ALL the new Military Books on hand and for
Also. NAVAL TEXT BOOK.
1PPLETTtoNT's NEW AMKRIcAN zNcYcLo.
PEDIA.
Blank Books and Fine szMt nsry; Photograph
HUDSON TAYLOR.
ApUiW 334 ReAnSyiYaais AYeaUs.
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SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day's Star for interest.
ing local articles.
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ODD FELLOW SHALL
National FoSt Day National Fda Roy,I
RUSSIAN WAR! RUSSIAN WAR!
THIS EVEsING THIS EVENING !
8 o'clock-8 oclock-S o'clock.
To-Mqro1c Afternoon , To Mor,o,r Afernooa!l
3 CLOCKS o'clock-S O'Clock
Admission 25 cts. Reserved seats 50 cts. Children
Is cts. It"
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p,s ,noESLAkT:-on nsoa Monday night, the porta.
80 sIocsI1 store, corner of Eighth and II
SMres, sa,s. WA burglariously entered, and hams.
s"'"'"es' esss saa soap, Nas taken therefron.
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CHARGE OF LARCESY.-Cornelius Leonard
was arrested on Monday for stealing six knives
from the grocery store of Daniel q uinn, corner
Thirteenth and 6 streets Leonard was taken
to the Second Ward station, had his mug taken,
and was committed to jail for further hearing,
by Justice Clay ton.
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CHRAP PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, .-..
~ By THE
"OLD BLACK STAR LINE PACKETS,
sAILIae Oh THE erH AND 24fH OF EAoH MONTH.
PASSAGE THROUGH FROM LIVERPOOL TO
WARRINGTON at low rates. A4Ak
Draln Ior Fl and upwards on koyalGE3&8R
Bank Of Ireland London and Liverpool. .0s7n
Apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN & co New York;
or O. B. R0OTH,
ap S-2w Herndon's Expre9a, WAshin RtOn.
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By GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctieneers.

ByGRERN Il WILLIAMB, Auctieneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST
Y WARD AT AuoTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY,, the
9Th day of May, shall sell in front of the premi
kes, at &c och p. NJ, east part of lot No. H. in
Square l7o This property fronts on 2 street north
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and
twelve months, for notes b airing interest.
And imne ed steIy after the sale of the above We
shall sell lot No: 49, in square No: 81 in the imme
date vicinity of the Western Circle. fronting A
feet 10 inches Twenty third street west between
and M streets north running back l2e feet 2's
inches, with q side alley to a 80 feet alley.
Terms; One third cash, balance in 81 and twelve
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
ed GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
By ]. @, MCGUIRE & co., Auctionssrs.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMASFAR's OFFIoE.
"a GSrn and Tssn Sssend s,ffs NMHa'hsss
18th, at 10 O'Clock, at the Granary on stseet,
between Tweatietk and Twenty-a first streets. Will
Xo3ANTffTSf OF OLD GRAIN SACKS.
Con demned as init for public use.
CHI 81. TOMPKINS,
Capt. A. @. M. d 8. A.
sp1sd J.C. MCGUIRE Co. Auots.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJAs. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Auc. one.rs


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
2sth day ef October, 1855, and record Cd in L5ber
&sshiDsson ioS eoun:s B. the sn
,se to to 1 the Of
singular, those certain lots Of ground lying and
being situate in the city of Washington ia the
District of Columsia, and which are kno IN and
distin guished on the Official slot and grouni plan
in Square 4si, hsur hundrea and ,hirfg one,
tsSseetaer Tltn the improvements, &c, as in said
The Of sss Sns th5a of the
liz six and twelve months. for which residue tas
purchaser will give two notes of equal amounts,
the Sm R day a s;s pssse
by sdeed of trust on the premises sold. and tie
Sn q aSe he Of the
se 81 paying the whole or the purchase money
Should the terms of sale rot to be complied with
within Gays from the day,of Fsle. the Trustee re-
ten pu5c notice risk and COST of b
purchaser or purchasers in default
All oonTe'ancns at the parGh;se hv9T cost S.,..
NorE.-rhe above sale viii embrses those those val
aaois iots ana b9lidlngs occupied IS the ofics of
ap4,eotd G. MCGUIRE b CO., Auets.
By ". L. WALL & Co, Auotioneers
io4s or
oas o At ID ss ~ 1s il
north anr M streets
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, H. and ls
months, bearing interest and secured By deeds ef
SARAH O'DONNOGHUEh
JAMES O'DONNOG HUE Exscutors
PETER O'DONNOGHUEi
ap1o W. L. WALL & 90, Aucts
1THs Aaoys b ,s SALE 1s PesRgesEn
NOON, 74th instant, at o. clock.
ap2 W. l.. WALL & 90, Aucts
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the rain until WEDNESDAY,, the
9th instant.
ap24 W. WALL & CO, Aucts.
ByJ. O McaUIRE& co ,Auctioneers.
I ARGE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF ROSES
IL AND PLAETs.-On MONDAY ARTERN0ON
April 9Th, al O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, We
ABo6T lcso GHoitE EVER BLOOMING ROSES.
Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Plants; Doubls
Dehlias, Gladiolus, Ever Greens, &C. Dssrf Pear
Trees, Plums, Green Cages Cherry Trees &c
The collection embraces the CHOICEST kinds
kcown In Europe and America, and are fro N the
celebrated gardens of Jsrdin Florist corner 18th
and h street, VI ashinstop, ID. O.
J.C. McGUIRE& CO.,
ap S d hep. and Chronl Auctionesrs.
NJ SALE CP THE ABOVE FLOWERS AND
PLANTS will be continued WEDNESDAY EVE
NINii, at 0 clock.
ap 28'd JAS c. McGUIRE6 CO., Aucts.
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DIED,
On the 9th instant, MARY LIZZIE, youngest
tighter of Rev. b. and Sarah Applchy.
Funeral tomorrow Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock Relatives and friends of the family invited
TO attend at their residence, No. AS st.
In GEORGETOWN, D. c., on the 2eth April. Mrs
FITZGERALD, daughter OF the Widow Lee, of that
city.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday, between
and clock, from her residence, No. 81 Market
st. The friends respectfully invitedtO attend.
In Philadephi 2lst, of consuInp ption, WM s.
DRAPER, third son of the late Dr.. Alexander c.
Draper,
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rHERE WAS SOLD AT Auction In Jannsry last
box of carpenters tools; In said box were
Ter great favor by leaving them at the Star Of
Gee. Rep - Ct
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ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRIsoNERs-Yesterday
Richard Shipman. Sth Va, regiment w. L.
Elliott, i9th Va; Thomas Thornton. ifh Va.
cav; and b. Robinson, l.. Hixon, Cyrus Wrine,
We're sent here by the Provost Marshal Of
Fairfax CouI+ House on Monday last. They all
refused Ia take the oath, and Were sent to the
Central GuaTdhouse.
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By GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
VALUABLE-B UILDINd LOTS IN THE FIRST
v WAKpAT AUCTION On TUESDAY, the 2lst
inst we shall sell in front of the premises at
BIZ ilding lots viz:
Lots2, and 7, in Square No. 81 This property
fronts on North L and oath streets west
Lott in Square No 81. This lot is at the corner
Of Ne. Hampshire avenue and L street. All the
Lot q, in Square No rs. This prope, ty fronts on
goth, between and streets north
Lot 23, in Square N o. 100. This property fronts
M between 8th and 2lst streets
The above mentioned property is handsomely
located, and any person wishing to purchase good
building lots will do well to attend the sale The
sale viii commence on the first named lot
Terms Of Sale: One third cash; balance six and
twelve months, thaspurchasers to give notes for
The deferred pa yments, bearing interest from day
of sale. deed given and q deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable.
spl5d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
1.-THE ABOV Sa lie IS POSITION ED UNTIL
TUESDAY the 2Sth instant same hour
sp22d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
@THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER
postponed ! n consequence of the rain, until SAT-
URDAf, the I'd Of May, at the same hour and
place
apps GREEN d WILLIAMS Aucts
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THB BARNEY CASE AGAIN-This intermir-
able case Is again in litigation. Yesterday,
Judge Bond, OF the Grimm al court of Baltimore
upon application Of Rob't j. Brent, ESQ, coun-
sci for DIR. Harvey Lindsey, of Washington,
issued writ OF habeas corpus directing SamI
Chase Barney to produce his four children,
who, it will be remembered, he took from their
school here, notwithstanding the fact that the
court here had decided that the guardianship
given the court at Baltimore that the children
should be forthcoming whenever required.
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A BARGAIN FOR BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
"A The greatest chance to buy out of shoe store
3 splendid lot Of almost new Fixtures-2 fine large
Glass Boot Showcases q long Side Shelves. with
2 drawers short Shelves with drawers ; also, a
fns lot of assorted Lasts and good many other
moved from the premises within one week In
quire opposite the Post Once, ON Seventh street,
corner Of F. sh oe store.
8p 2S 3ts SIMON FREY
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BxGRKEN.x WILLIAMS .n,.,onoo-,

By GREEN& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VALUBLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH l.
STREET, BETWEEN 10TH AND Ira STREETS AT
AUCTIoS.-On FRIDAY. the 24th instant at 5 O elk
?. NJ. we shall sell in front of the premises all OF
Lot b, in square 1885, fronting north l. street, 50
feet inches, running back to 81 feet alley
Terms: One-tnird cash; balance, sff twelve aud
eighteen months. The purchaser to give notes for
deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale. A deed given and dee 1 of trust taken
apl GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
az THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account Of the rain, until FRIDAY, the LIST cay of
May next, at clock q. m.
ap29 GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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By =. Q. MCGUIRE / CO.. Auctioneers.
SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE SQUARE
- EAST OF THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFPICE-
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May kth, at 81.
O'Clock ON the premises shall sell Lots 9, TO- H.
12 rs, 7o 79, 81, 3l s. IS, So, Ill, liz and lis in
Cabott's subdivision of Square No. 677 fronting
respect vely on north 81 and streets, between
North Cap to and lst streets west and the 80 foot
alley running east and west through said squa-e
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve mont hs with interest secured by deed
ap29 TRep &c McGUIRES CO. Aucts.
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A ssIsFANT QUARfERMAsfERS OFFIo1.)
"A OrHer a.d s2d Ssrsas,
WASHINGTON, D. o., March 2! 1885,
NOTICE.-The sale Of Manure saxerSsed tse % TO take
Sonsa - natl, the seth Of April, (Toursday,j 1t 10
o'clock q. m on which day other lots. near the
RsiirnaS narot will be sold also. :
~s'A1o~u ~'sS O. 81. TOMPKINe.
CaPssi9 s1a 4; n u.s.
1THE AsovE SALE WILL NOT TAKE
rlece until TfsIDAY, May-lst, same hour
apN Jfc. Msa q tRE 4 co ,Aasts.
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case Of j. G. Gibbs, charged with forgery of
discharge papers, was, after argument given
10 the jury at seYen o'clock, who, after an
hours absence, returned a verdict Of guilty,
with j accommodation of mercy.
George X. Foulke, charged with an assault
and battery on L. K. Sengstack, submitted his
case and was fined 80.
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By BOTHER & WILSON Aucts

- ABLE BUILDING LoTS.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, May 5th, commencing at o'clock, We
shall sell on the premises, the whole OF original
Lots Ne. !, IS, II, Is, lo being the east
half of square No.l59.
. Taese will be subdivided with about twenty feet
fronts, making altogether thirty nine lots with an
average depth of abou l20 feet each running back
to an alley. They are desirably located ON Seven
teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue, and
North N street
Term.: One fourth cash. the palance in six and
twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing
interest
ap lS-dtd BOTELER& & WILSON Aucta
Evening star., 1863-04-29

ARREsTED.-Edwar Hannon was arrested
yesterday by the Provost Marshalls guard,
charged with stealing Government blankets,
oyercCats, &c. Harmon is represented to be Il
perfect yasabond. On his person was found a
large number of bawdy songs, which he was
engaged AT retailing At fifty cents each He
was sent to the guard house.
Evening star., 1863-04-29

&c MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers
GALE AT AUCTION OF TEN DESIRABLE
- BUILDING LOTS on CAPITOL HILL.-On TU ES-
DAY AFTERNOON, April 2Sth, at "a o'clock we
sha sell the premises, ten Building Lots hav-
ing each front OF 20 feet, and runniu back gs feet
to an alley; These lots are subdi division of part
eff Square No sic, and we'll located on 5th street
east, between North and East Capitol ste.
Terms Onethird cash the balance in and Il
months Dee 4 and deed Of trust
Title indisputable.
ap2o-d J.C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE IS POsTPONED IN
consequence Of the rain until MONDAY AFTER
NOON May 4th, same hour and place.
ap29 j. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts