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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS !

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th Of April
1859;
An English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army and who styles himself tho English Bo
tanio Physician has Of late gained extensive repua
on hero by his skin In curing all manner Of complaints
Some OF his patients have oonyorsed with, and they
pronounce hs remedies and mode OF treatment as very
superior Some have boon restored n by magic. The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing curative properties.
"Nhile acting in the army he devoted his leisure
moments 70 thorough study Of the effects produced BY
certain medicinal roots aud herbs Al manner Of dis
It ho has found and speedy remedy
for all tho ills that flesh is heir to- His practice IL
already extensive, and s daily increasing In the
plants to which females subjected he has no equal
large number hore have testified that they not
only their present good heath but their lives, TO tho
skill Of this English BotanoPhysolan." His Office aNt
No. SO EAST FIFTH STREET.
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DEB,

On the nth Instant. at half past II o'clock MI
CHAEL AkMsTRONG, aged Fl years, q native of
County Down. Ireland.
On the 23d instant. at the residence Of her SON.
in. law, Eaward Darby, in Montgomery county.
Nd, Mrs R saiis PHILhiRs, in tn 7sd year
formerly OF Alexandria, Va.
fBalt. and Phil. papers please copyl
On the afternoon of the 2sth instant, after a
long and sainfyI ilIness. in the 44th year Of her
John Griit tn and daughter OF the late Charles
y. Ashton, OF King George county, Va. She was q
wife, and fond neither,
We loved her, yes, no tongue can tell.
How much We loved her and how we'll:
God loved her too and thought it best
To take her home to be at rest
Her friends AZ d those Of the family are respect-
fully invited to attend her funeral on Thursday
afternoon. the 18th, at O'Clock, from the resi-.
dence Of her husband, corner Of Virgins avenue
and Sd street east
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FORMATION OF CoRNs.-Corns are formed of
thickened layers of cuticle, and are generally of
conical shape, with the points descending into
corresponding cells, or depressions of Irregular
immediate parts where the external pressure is
most severe. The pain they cause Is not in the
operation Tor their removal is painless bioodless
and efisetuai if the predisposins and exciting
hnnions trou hissome nails. or other disorders OF
TIE fset we would recommeFded an early call on
between Four and a-haf and Sixth streets, INV "a
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LYONS MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
In Summer when the sun ia low

In Summer when the sun is low.
Come forth in swarms the insect foe,
And for eur blood, they bore you know,
And suck it in most rapidly.
But feas, reaches, 'skeeters-black or white
In deaths era brace are stiffened quite.
If Lyons Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity
Lvon's Powder is harmless to mankind but viii
Kill all house insects, garden worms plant. g.
&c. Lyons magnetic Pills are sure death to rata
and mice. Sold everywhere.
my A7w DENNIS BARNES & Co., New York.
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The CHEAPEST AEH BEST HAIR DIE II THE WORLD
Nsrsr Fades or Washes OHs.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
ceEts box. The best in USE Try it, Sold By g.
G. Ford, corner llth street and Ps avenue, Wash.
ington and Henry Cook, Alexandria. tasty
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsss- VIM
Mahoney, running hack on Sunday; Robert
Whitney. Michael Gsary. Daniel Lynch, 3.
Adams, do; fned s156. J. T. Nichols, drunk
ana disorderiy; ssh. Jno. Fox. do; sass.
Mary McKelliget, drunk and yagrancy; dis
missed. Jno. Simpson, larceny Of rest; Jail
for hearing. Murtagh Geary, having stolen
horses In his possession; bail for hearing Jno.
and disorderiy; do. Thos. Csrroii. drn ui: ssss.
Jas. Forst, profanity and refusing TO pay
Eachmon; - So VIM. Mason. sleeping In the
street: dismissed. Peter Dayie, do; do. Jas.
Jno Clark. drunk; dismissed. Thos Trainor.
drunk ard disorberiy; do. Samuel Johpson,
susiteion' character; workhouee. Uhas. Regain,
do; do
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MARRIEn.

By the Rev. sar aeI D. Fiaekel. on the 2lst of
May, Miss ELIZABETH GLASGOW to ALFRRD
b. CHAMBERLIN, both of this city.
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DISEASES OF The NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URINARY
AID sexual sYsTRMs-NeW and reliable treat
ment-in Reports OF the Holra,d Associatton-sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
pr: Ssiliin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-3u
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TEE FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsR.-Yesterday
afternoon, MIR. Dean, counsel for the fugitive
siaVe boy, Hall, served the following notice on
Mr. Waiter s. Coke, the commissioner ap
pointed by the Supreme Court, the service of
which, Mr.. Coke acknowledged in writing:
To Walter s. Core, Commissioner, de-
SIR: Please take notice that on the foregoing
aiiidayit, and the records ofthe Supreme Court
OF Inc District OF Columbia, and the papers ON
file with the clerk of said Court relative to
your appointment an application will be made
to said supreme Court, at the City Hall, in the
city OF Washington, at 10 O'Clock on the fore.
noon of May eth, 1863, or as soon Thereafter az
counsei can De heard, for rule OF order to
cancel and revoke your said appointment
Also to yacate the warrant OF arrest by you is
sued for the arrest Of Andrew Hall, and for
such other rule or order as may be proper in
the premises. JOHN DEAN,
OF counsel for Andrew Hall
One OF the counsel for the boy yesterday
waited ON Gen. Martindale and asked what the
future action of the military authorities will be
II the civil authorities attempt to get possession
Of the boy, either on the writ issued by Mr.,
Coke, or BY any other process. The act Of 18th
war, which reads
"Article -. All officers or persons in the mill
tary Or naval service Of the United States are
prohibited from employing any Of the forces in
their respective commands for the purpose of
returning fugitives from service or labor who
may have escaped from any person to whom
such service or labor is claimed to be due and
any OHCof VINO SQoII DC IOunQ guilty by q
court martial of violating this article shalt be
from the seryicen
1t is claimed has q bearing on the case, and
the question whether the above article of war
applies to slaves escaping from Maryland into
the District, as well as those escaping from dis
loyal States, has been referred to the Secretary
Of War.
Mr.. Duvali, the claimant OF Hall, represented
Prince Georges county in the last Legislature
Of Maryland and gave earnest support to every
measure which that body passed sustaining
the administration for encouraging enlistments
or the relief OF the families of volunteers.
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sPRRAAToRRHgA CAN BE OuRRD.-Dr. Rsnd's
specific cures SpsTHtatorrh0d. Seminal Weakness,
~, Its effects are truly magical. A trial Of the
Specific, will convince the most skeptical Of its
merits. Price 81 s box. Sold by q. o. Ford cor
nsr Nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. 1A6-ly
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CRIMINAL CorIsT judge Cor.ter-Yesterday,
Henry Bender. Indicted for larceny plead
guilty, but having been in Jail some time q
nominal sentence was passed upon him.
koesrt Miller. indicted Tor the larceny OF a
lot OF clothes, plead guilty, and was discharged
time.
GAEEoTHp.-On Monday night at about or
O'Clock, three garroters plyed their trade sue.
eessiuiiy on the Aseaye, east of the Capitol,
upon youth named A6oiph yoight a Yses-
senser in the War Department, robbirg him of
his "atch and $3.50 After coming TO he man.
aged TO get to his homa. .,s =, i.
SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR TIRE
CAriTGL.-We are requested to call attention
10 the auction sale this afternoon at s. O'Clock,
Gu tns premises, OF valuable mpro we'd aud un-
improved property, situated at and about the
corner OF Second and G streets, Capitol Hill.
ARRIVAL OF GoSTEABAJDs.-Six hundred
ana hity eontrabands from Aqua Greek are
expected TO arrive al the Sixth street wharf TO.
Gay al O'clock. They will pass through the
CITY 70 tina contraband camp In charge OF & cav
airy guard.
PRISONERS OF WAR.-Thc following prison.
ers or war were brought 20 this city on Mon
day: Lieut.. Col. John Butcher, 18th Virginia
cavalry, and iSt Lieut.. w. Il. Hardy, Fleets
Battery. They were sent to the Old Capitol.
IRRRAPrN SoUP.-Epicures will be delighted
win the Terrapin soup which may now be OBJ
tanned at Hammack's restaurant It Is deli
cious.
DEAD Observation-Disclosures Metropolitan
Police, NO. sic Ele1enth stTect-Aii dead horses
found IN the cities Of Washington and George
town, and the county beyond the limits Of these
cities, VIII be removed on notice in. writing
particularizing the locality of the carcass,
being lett at either OF the several police stations
mentioned below.
Patroimen are required to report daily to
their several Sergeants, all dead horses in their
respective beats; and Sergeants to transmit
Immediately, oh information to Mr. John III
German, Superintendent Wagon Park, corner
OF M street north and Nineteenth street west ar
these Headquarters.
POLICE STATIONS
Georgetown.-Station-h ouse on High street.
near the canal bridge.
First Ward.-On Twentieth street, between
/ and K streets.
Second Ward-Ohio avenue, next to corner
OF Thirteenth street.
Third Ward.-Temperance Hall
Fourth Ward-East wing CITY Hall
Fifth Ward.-South b street, between First
and Second streets east.
Sixth Ward.-Udd Fellows Hall, NAVY Yard.
Seventh Ward-Fouf- and-a half street west
side, between E and streets south.
County Station .house.-Corner of Seventh
street and boundary, for portion north of city;
and at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, for por-
ton beyond the Eastern Branch.
Notices left at the Department of the Metro.
politan Police, No. 5l6 Eleventh street, will re-
celTe prompt attention.
my 27-eoln w. b. WEBB, Supt.
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WARRANTED TO CURE IN sIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfreyh
standing. viii cure Go1orrhoa in sag days. No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria, ia6-Iy
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ARRIVAL or CoSTEABAJDs.-Sixh hundred
ana nifty eon:rabands from Aqua Greek are
expected to arrive al the Sixth street wharf 70.
Gay al O'Clock. They will pass through the
CITY to tina contraband camp In charge OF q cav
alsy guard
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SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY EEAR TIE
CAriTcL.-We are requested to call attention
10 the auction sale this afternoon at S O'Clock,
On the premises, OF valuable improved aud un-
improved property, situated at and about the
corner OF Second and g streets, Capitol Hill.
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HRClRT DISEASES

So,na,itan's Gift is the most certain, safe and
efectuai remedy-indeed, the oni. vegetable rem
eoy ever discovered. Cures in two TO four days,
ssd recent cases in twenty four hours. No miaer-
al, 10 bsiEam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. It is thu soldiers hope, and friend to
ages. S2 female SIS
Sdmo7itan's ROOF and Herb Jaiess-A positive
AND permans Mt cure for Syphilis, Scrcfula Users
Cores. Spots, letters, &c Price 81, six bottles
Tor s.. sold BY 3. G. Ford Gee Advertisement ms
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GAERorEp.-On Monday night, at about OK
O'Clock, three garroters plyed their trade sue.
eessiuiiy on the Aseaye, east of the Capitol,
upon youth named A6oiph Weight, a yses-
his wstch and $3.50 After coming to he man.
aged TO get to his homa. *. =
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By BOTELER & WILLeON, Aucti6nsers,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF OITY LOTS-f

By BOTELEK WILTON, Aucti6neers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CITY LOTS.-On
O'Clock, We win sell, ct our Auction Rooms Iron
Ball the following described CITY Lots, viz =
Lots No a and T.; IN square LOB fronting g feet
18th streets east,
Lots No. land Is. in Square Ne. ,ass frontiae aoA
east and an avenue,
The whole of Square northwest Of Square No. Ola.
on sp avenue, north street and 18TH st. east,
Lot No. 6, In Square No. ass, fronting as feat on
East Capitol street, between 18th and 18th Cd.
Lot No g, CORNER LOT, in sar are No. 1905 'front.'
Ing 100 feet on ncrth D sti tf. between AtA and
18th streets east sss..ss.F =
Sale gssit',eif Sss1gs. E. "a .tr Tss;p. s.s
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TBRRAPIT SoUP.-Epicures will be delighted
with the Terrapin soup which may now be OBJ
tanned at Hammack's restaurant It Is deli
cious.
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BY GREEN WILLIAMS, Austionssrs
A UCTION SALE CT THE CONTENTS OF a
PROVISION STORE AND FIXTURES On FRIDAY
the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock 9. m., on street
the store with Fixtures, &c.,&c
myH GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts
GHERIFF,s SALE OF LUMP PLAsTER.-on
- FRIDAY the 2sth in .tsnt at IL O'Clock m win
of Earle & Co., against G. +. suttle & Co., about
seventy tons of lump Plaster, lying near tie lvery
stable of ohm 7. Price, below King street mar
Union street, Alexandria Va.
my q 2t* g. N GARWOOD Sberif
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FOR SALE-HOUsE AND LOT-A two.stsry,
rooms, No. 219 North street, between Delaware
avenue and LIST st: This is most desirable prop
erty, being situated within the proposed extension
most reasonable terms. For particulars inquire Of
JOHN J. PEABODY, No. so Louisiana avenue.
NV IL
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PRISONERS OF Wharf.-The following prison.
ers or war were brought 20 this city on Mon.
day: Lieut.. Col. John Butcher, 18th Virginia
cavalry, and ist Lieut. W. II. Hardy, Fleets
battery. They were sent to the Old Capitol.
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CRIMINAL CorRT, JGsge Cor'ter.-Yesterday,
Henry Bender. indicted for larceny plcad
guilty, hut having been in Jail some time. q
nominal sentence was passed upon him
Robert Miller, indicted Tor the larceny OF a
lot OF clothes. plead guilty, and was discharged
by the court having already been in Jail some
time r. G4
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WANT1D = eIOONp. HAND YURNITURu
w Also, Mirrors. QsrIets. Beds. Bedding and
B. HUOHLF, &96Tth st
mar S0-n bet. 9 and 81, east side
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BIZ w. L. WALL l. co. Aactioneers.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON o3D STREET Ar
4 I PghLIc AuofIea.-0n WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NUN eth instant, at q clock, We win sell, in
s6. fronting Is feet inches on Esd street. and rnn
ming back between G. and II streets III feet ~
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, and ~
months, bearing interest and secured by dead or
pense Of the purchaser. s w.
my 29d w L. Wall r. On sr.+
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ByJ. g. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionssrs.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON

ByJ. U. McG q IRH d UU., Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
FoURTBEATH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS
VENUE, MAR FRANkLIy SouARR.-On w RDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, june Sd, at clock, on ths
premises, We shall sell the following valaable
Building Lots, VIE:
Lot Nc. II. square 20, fronting 81 feet ON Four
avenue running back LIB feet to so foot alley. to
be subdiyided into three building fronts
Fourteenth street, and isi feet on Vermont Avenue
running TO point at the Circle containing 7499H
square feet. This is one Of the most desirsble
Lots in that section ofthe city.
Lots 8, and 6, In square No. 2l3, fronting cash
about 80 feet on Massachusetts, avenue, bstveen
lth and 18th streets. running through to nor th II
street. These are beautiful sites fer . private
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured By .
deed of trust on the premises. An cost of convey.
ancine to be paid BY the purchaser
myHd 10. MEG UIRE & co.. Aucts.
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Geor gstown, D. G.,

7 ARGE SALE HARDY PERPETUAL ROSES
~ &c, AT AucrIoS.-I will sell on FRIDAY Az.
TTERNooS nsxt, at O'CLOCK, at my Auction Room,
lection Of Flowers, &C., from the gard. of A.
JaTdin, ESQ Florist. comprising the choicest kind
OF Roses known Also, Geranium, Verbenss Hello
tropss. Grange and Lemon Trees Cnrnations Dor bic
Dahliss, Climbing Plants Ornamental Shrubs, Ae
my q THOMAS LOWING Auct
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By W. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers
A SUPERIOR R0CKAWAY AT AUCTION
"A On THURSDAY MORNING 18th instant at
10 O'Clock We will sell very supsricr Rockaway
ordered off. ~
Terms cash.
my g. ct w. L. WALL AZ CO Apets
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WANflD-Hy respectable .wsnan,a BITUA-
w TlOM - cook, washer Or ircners GOOD refer.
en0ea given required oall % address 81 ~ 9th
street, corner os d. Tor Z daya. ape
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T OST-On the 18th instant, an ENVELOPE con-
IL tai ming a certificate in favor of P. Guison, of
no use to any one but the owner. The finder will
be Ii berally rewarded by leaving 1t at tits Office
nv .6.9tS
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ByJAS. G. MCGUIRE i CO., Aactioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON THR
SOUTH SIDE OF New FORK AVENUE, BRTwaK1
AfTERNOON, May 2fth, at 8 O'Clock, on the
Pre- nises, we shall sell subdivision No q in Joan
DAVIDSON 8 subG w on of square No III frontine
% FEET inch On New York avenue between Ninth
ana Ienth stree west running back about ia feet
Terms: One-third cash; the remainder In ons
anc Two years, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
Ey 2l.d 10 McGUIRHh IN A,c..
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LOST AND FOUND.

OUND-This N orning, On Fourth street west,
small SUM OF MONEY which the owner
can have by describing and paying for this adver-
tisenent Inquire Of the sa escriber corner of 5th
streat west and G north.
IT FRAS B. LORD
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WANTED-An intelligent BOY. about fifteen
W years old; one who can write a good hand
and make himself useful in q business Office. Ad-
dress Box 1919, P. o., Washington, D. G.
26.2tt - =
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WANTED-A smart aud active BOY one Who
~ is willing to make himself useful Good re-
ference required, NO othar need apply
myT-H~ 150 psnn ..n
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & co., Auctiansers
VIELE's CAMP COOKING STOVES ar AUG
TIoS..On RDAY MORNING. May a0th,
at 10 O'Clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, We
shall SELL -
80 Viele's Camp Cooking Stoves, conplste and
packed separately in oak casks
ALSO,
4cone-shaped Tent Stoves will be sold without
reserve.
myNd J.CMcGUIRE & co, Aucts.
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0-StcO0Q Female
Grammar School, Miss Boggs teacher, by whole
Tuesday, July Third district, Male Gram.
mar School, Mr.. McCathran teacher, by whole
Wednesday, July s-Third district, Female
Grammar School, Miss Ramsay teacher, by
whole Board of Trustees.
Thursday, July Fourth district, Male
whole Board of Trustees.
Friday, July 10-Eourth district, Female
Grammar School, Mrs. Amidon teacher, by
whole Board OF Trustees.
The distribution Of medals and premiums
will take place at the Smithsonian Institute in
the following order: Fer the First District
Monday, July 18th; Second District, Tuesday,
July 14th; Third District Wednesday, July
18th; Fourth District, Thursday, July 18th.
More labor than heretofore Will be entaiied
upon the Trustees, on account OF the increased
that some alterations are made In the pro.
grammesfrom that OF last year. As, for in
stance, the feature of written examinations
has been introduced, and a premium for pen.
manship has also been added The report was
Mr.. Wilson stated that the written questions
which were TO be propcunded had not yet been
iuIiy prepared, but would be by the next meet.
ing.
Mr.. Knight hoped the questions would not
be made known; as IL they were the pupils
would assiduously study them SPt:
On motion of DIR. Walsh, q re6oiution was
adopted, requesting the Mayor TO ask rhs City
Councils to furnish room in the City Hall for
the use, OF the School Board
Mr.. Ellis presented bills Of McGin IL With.
crow for printing, amounting TO s177 25, which
were approved. !
Mr. ID orseii introduced resolution instruct.
ing the committee on accounts and expenses to
prepare an estimate Of the amount that will be
required for the support OF tho schools for the
ensuing scholastic year, which was adopted
The saras gentleman introduced aresolution.
which vss also adopted, setting forth that therc
is \ great demand for eight additional primary
schools, TWO in each district1 and therefore
urg,n2 upon Councils ths necessity OF author.
iSiEg the trustees 10 establish and put In opera.
ton ihs s:ic schools at tbs beginning Of the next
school wear.
M-s-rs. Morseii and wilsoH urged the clai.ns
OF the FIRST Dis.rct TO the next school. house to
Councils 70 appoint committee TO act in cos.
junction with = com mittee of this board, and
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WANTED-A WOMAN to cook, wash, iron, and
~ DO general homework for a small family.
wages to mpetent and willing persons,-none
other need apply 1t 504 18th street, between and
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&c MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
kSEKEMPTeRY SALE OF IMPROVED AND
CSIMPRoyED PROPERTY on GAP,ToT HfII
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May n. ut s
ociocs on the premises, we shall sell to the high
BIDDER, Lot No. g. Is, parts q and 49, in SQUARE
NO. I3, fronting respectfully on north street and
20 street east, to be snbdiyided into convenient
Also Lots q and %. in squase No. 724. frontine
each 81 feet on I'd street east between north and
alley Lot is improved by a large Dwelling House
WIN outoulNiRs, these Lots viii be subdivided ia
sun purchasers. Also Lot 2, square u.s. frontina
about 66 feet on Massachusetts, avenue between Lat
ana "a streets east, running tn rough to street
ferms: One third cash; remainder, in and IL
months, with interest secured by deed Of trust
10 d MrlnTPR
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A GERMAN GIRL; UNI ERSTANDING GEN
- ersI housework, is wanted at 39l between
~ ana osn streets, Penn. avenue. Wages lib eral
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RAKER WANTED.-A No. BREAD BAKER.
- one capable of taking charge Good Wages
NOERR & BRO,
my 26-3t" Corner of and nth SITS
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REPRIGBRATORS. 49,
JUST Rscsiyed ,la1ss sasortmsnt from lAilsAeI.
UPRIGHT With and wikheut Water Coolers. oGalI
Chest Refrigerators With Coolers and Stosepj@&2
We vii seiI tho above low.
"a u g-s44 IL. II. 4 Fl. I. G RE0ORY, asia
my .ss.@ - s4.,.ss J, - 3a1 Pc. avenue. q
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byJ. c. MEG UI1E & CO., Auctionsers.
HANDSOME DWELLING. HOUSE ON NEw
ELEyssTR STREETS wRsf.-On WEDNHspAY
AFTEkNOON, May 9TH, at 6 O'clock on tha
premises we shall sell part Of Lot :, s .uareS1s.
fonupE 25 feet inches New Yori ny1uue
DstWeen Tenth and Eleventh streets y est nm.
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