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AUCTION SALES.
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By JAS G. MCGUIRE co., Aaetioneers.
DIANO FORTE AN9 AND HOUSEHOLD FUR.
i SIruRB At AUCTION On MONDAY MORN.
ING, May 18th, commencing at l0 o'clock we al al
sell ~ the residence Of OctAvious Knight No. 46i
Eles senth street, near the corner Of street, his
eousekolc Furniture, DC, nAnins-
Roe. wood octave Piano Forte By Gale & Co.,
Maaoaany M M q Hair Cloth Sofa, Rocker.
Mahossny al gar y'S Hair HIcik ciesk Reclining sofa,
Nal ogany Msrb Top Table and Whatnot
Mahogany Large Sideb card.
Walnut Extension Dining Table.
Cane seat Chairs, and Rockers,
Walnut Marble Top Washstand,
Painted Cottage Chamber Furniture,
Imitation Maple Chamber Suite.
carpets, Canton d Mattans,
Malt resses, Piii0vs, Rolsters, BEDDING;
Hall Oil Cloth Stair Carpet, OIL Cloth and Rods
China, Glass, Crockery Ware, Table Cutler
Oeoi Stove and Kitchen Requisites. &C..
Terms Cash.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE co., Auotioneers,
QAILIFP SALE OF BILLIARD TABLE,
TpRK On THURsDAY MORNING, May ilth. At
10 O'Clock, at the large house 18th street. adcin
ing the Baptist Church, 1 shall sell by virtue ofa
sst ain for house rent due and in arrears the fol-
lowing described properly
Or Phelan" Billiard Table.
Lot OF Silv er Plated Ware
Bedsteads, Toilet Sets, Mattresses
Rolsters and Pillows, BLANKETS, Spreads
stoves, Looking Glasses, Shades
WIN. A. BOSS, Bailif.
my lid J. O. McG UIRE CO., Aucts.
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Bv J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. .Auctioneers.
EXEEuTQR,S SALE OF YALuARLN In

BvJC. MCGUIRE Il CO.. .Auctioneers.
TXECU TORS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
lI PROVED PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE EsrAfH
OF THE LATE CHAs. b. KING.-On TUESDAY Az
TERNOON, May 18th, ut O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell the follt wing valuable Improved Prop
erty, belonging to the estate OF the late Ohas B.
King viz:
Lots 8, 10 and part ofs, in Square s2l and Lot
Lots 6, T. and part of 9. in Square 321, front on
18th street west, between and streets north.
house. with large poruco In front, and known aa
the residence of the late Charles King, brick
building known as Kings Gallery fitted up and
arranged ss exhibition room for painting, studio
and dwelling, and large and wsll srrap ged 70 ur
story brown front dwelling house.
Lot 10 frents 50 feet inch on street north the
western part of which is improved with q three
story brick dwelling house, with vacant lot on
the east side.
Lot 7. in Square 4ss, fronts 5s feet on II street
north, between 9th and 7th streets west, and run
ming back l32 feet l01a incaes to a 80 foot alley.
The above property las been carefully su bdiviaed
by the City Surveyor and will be sold in separate
parcels.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder In 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 gale are not complied with within
to resell, for cash week notice in the Ma
tionai lnteigencer at the risk and expense of ths
defaulting purchaser.
All costs sttending the conveyance to be paid By
apaOd JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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Me. W. u. WALLACE, EDITOR OF EVENING
STAR-Sir: As Capt. krause is not able him.
self to answer the question i'll your valuable
l will take the liberty to explain his position
He still confined in the Old Capitol prison,
on charge of having received $1,000 from
certain party tor the privilege of taking oil
the hides Of deceased horses and mules, for
which said contractor agreed to pay the Gov
ernment 81 for each hide. All the Captain asks
for is a trial, TO prove said charge an infamous
lie. and he will be able to attend to his duty
as heretofore. l have seen that another Wash
ington paper tried to magnify the charges
against the Captain, and therefore | thank you
for plain and true statement in his case.
EPIRSn
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BALLS BALLsi
RegnlatioH Base Balls
for sale at
II CLAY SrIER'S Bookstore,
AIS Seventh st, bet. 4 and F.

M LIB GALLRTTI.-A Card.-Edito- Star Dear
Sir Your amusement reporter, in yesterday eve
nirgs paper in v hat was no doubt kindly intended
for a co, plimentary notice speaks of Mile Gal
an authorized hy NJ lie Galletti to say that she
decs not apire to enter the lists the 7irdl Of
dGR.snss on this continent, inasmus sh she does
not herself sssnowedse any rival in the profession
respectfully yours, Wa. V. SlsN,
Proprietor Of Canterbury Hall, Washington,
May L. II
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DIEB,

On the 18th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH RAIN
BOW WILES In the 81 tn year of her age.
The friends and acauaintsnces are respectfully
nesdayI afternoon, at half past two O'Clock, from
the rssidenee Of her daughter, Mrs. Jane Bright,
q rect south. between 18th and 18th sts east.
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By THOs. DOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF

By THos. BOWLING, Auctioaser.
r WAGONS, LUMBER, IRON, TOOLS,
WAGON MATERIAL, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on
snS At o 81 snd Stand fes Of
Rapley and Murphey y, Prospect street. Georgetown,
Pc Con GonsHissing Hg.l in gars, as foilows,s viz:
Platform Spring Express Wagon,
100 E ises Hickory afda' Lumber,
: s,SSS SsS do do 9ss a.s DO, Do,
i.sS i.sss % % Poplar fop and Pine IN; do,
5SS SSS sn,;f T1fped spsokes' sa
Also an assortment of Felloes, Bent Rims Hubs,
Shafts, Bows, Wood Axles, &c,
Lot New Springs lot Old do, lot New Axles,
2 Tons Burden Shoes, kegs Horse Nails.
Bar Iron Of all si7ss esss q z inch Coil Chain,
Scrap Iron, Old Shoes Shoes, Short Chains &C. &C.
Sale Positive. without reserve.
Terms cash, in Bankable funds;
my li-dts fChronl r. BOWLING, Auct.
By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
A DMINIsTRAT0Rs' SALE OF BRIoKs, LUM-
p. 5sR II. h1 osdet a. 15S
Orphan Court the interest of the personal eff, cts
Of John ?. West, decea ed. at O'Clock p. m. at
the brick yard formerly occupied by the firm OF
West & Lusby. az the corner of South Ospitol and
streets south consisting. in part, of the follow
g sos feet tf Shedding and other Lumber,
g. he'd Posts. Gi riders, Long Posts, 15 Joists,
II W heelbarrows, Il Smith "a Brick Press,
q Cornell's Brick Press, 2 Tables and Tub,
Kiln Irons,
= OF Tempering Wheels, of Kiln Wall,
,e95 Unburned Common Brick, 1850 d o., pressed,
6,335 burned Brick, pressed,
,226 Burned Comm on BLick.
Spades. Picks. &c. Bay Mare, Cart and Harness,
] buggy and Harness.
Terms Of sale All sums under 800 cash over
8 lGU . cradit of and months, for notes bearing
interest and secured to the satisfaction of the ad
mini str rators.
VIM. II WEST, Administrators.
my7-St GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
RTHE ABOVEsALEI is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, May 18th, same hour and place.
By order Administrators.
my II GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ByMy BUCKHY, Auctioneer.
T1HE SALE OF LOTS AND DWELLING H0us1
i in Georgetown advertised for the 8th instant
WAS postponed ON account of the weather. The
sale will take place on WEDN ESDAY, 18th of May,
at O'Clock p. N beginning the lot on Congress
street. below the canal.
nv a-3ts M. v. BCOKEY, Auct,
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MARRIED,

On the goth April, by the Rev, Or, Morseli Ed
both of this city. [Bslt Clipper copy.
On the 7th instant, at st. Aloysius, by the Rey.
Father Ma guire, OLIVER a. DonN 70 soSH W
MAHONEY, both of this city.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Court yesterday was
engaged i'll hearing the arguments in the case
of the fugitive slave boy Huh, commenced on
Saturday.
The Court appointed Thomas Scrivener, .Ir.,
q notary public.
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HEALTH FOR THE SoLDIERi-For one who dies
from the effects of the bullet, ten perish from
damp and exposure to night air. Small doses OF
HollOway's Pills, taken every other night, will
correct ali disorder, of the Liver and Stomach,
purify the blood and insure sound health to every
man. On y IS cents per box. 90
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MoRR NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS are being
daily added to the already splendid stock ofJewelry
and Silver Plated Ware, at the Dollar Store. ABS
PennsyFFania avenue. near AZ street. Drop in
there and be astonished at what dollar will
buy ay9-lwT
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chief clerk of the Indian Bureau, has gone to
Minnesota, in connection with Indian .busi-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND T0.sIOR1

I'LL AFIkANOON AND f0.MOR0Ok
ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auctioaser..
RUiL19IEMySs Lot At U0TIoN On TUESDAY
fronting respectively on New Jersey svsans I'D
north street, and running through - d street.
ny es.. &c. MCGUIRE 4 co., A.s.a-
oPzHhif ss55ItS9s S4s
io. s l. ': ssi1 "a
sSs.s I ncrsI sImPs
street east. and Delaware avenue. running SssS 3
Terms: so One I third cash balance on . er.d,s os,.s
s. and years; notes to bear interest and ssoaris1
mya-H BorELER WILSON. A.ss..
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account of the rain, until thu RSDAY I'VE
MING mys May ''h saIssss q s1Sst A,...
~.THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
ponsd until TUESDAY, May 18th, same hour ana
N.Y. BoTELER 4 WILSON. A.css.
ByJ.C. MCGUIRE 90, Auctionesrs.
VALUABLl LOT oohEKR OF PENHsn-
On TUESDAY. May sts. % 81 o'coos O. ~ ?. H.. =,
I Ses Sndns and sasss
on situated on the corner OF PennsylvaniA avenue
Official map Of the city Of wssbinssan IS origins Il
squres2l The entire lot has q front Of lss feet 10
inches on Pennsylyania avenue, and extends back
lS6 feet 10 inches on Madison Place and beir eit
uated within . few hundred yards Of the STATE,
Treasury, War and Navy DEPARTMENTS and next
to Lafayette Square. its position is the most
desirable in the city for Q 6rst-class hotel.
Terms: SIS 900 In cash renaider liberal terms
OF credit to be made known on the day of sale.
apZd JAS. G. NoGUIR co. .Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLT
postponed until TUESDAY, May 18th, same hour
and place.
my5 ]. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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PHoToGRAPHIc-From William F. Rich.
stein, 27s Pennsylvania avenue we have Il fine
Photographic copy of Raphaers Virgin and
child.
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SECRET DISEASES

SECRET DISEASES.
So,1dTitnn'S Gift is the most certain, safe and
efe ctual remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rem
coy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
al al no 5asan. a.' no mercnry Only ten pills to Be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope. and 9 friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
.SG snd 5% pfH;tiys
Sores. Spots, letters &c Price 81, or six bottles
for $6. Sold by 8. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
eorns and other disorders of the feet to which the
majority q the people are subject should haze ave
public, and scarcely to have been noticed proper
s sho.s
%hs :. "a
liens have submitted to his manipulstions. and
of treating corns, bunions. bad nails, &c ap2l
DE- DurosT's sussr-eosse Female Regulating
saa ses itI apen &: % most asissts stonseh triai Of
f: u" bOI g.
Cook Alexandria. js6-ly
WARRANTED TO CgHl II sI1 DAys.EDr Godfreys
Antidote, an English Specific OF si1ty-nye years
f Change 81 diet required Price per bottle. Sold
By 8. O. Ford, csrner llth street and p. avenue 3,
SPRRMkfoRlH0A oAN BE OURED.-D Kands
Specific cures Sprgtator7hoa. Seminal Weakness,
Iposeney, Loss Of Potcer, etc. speedfly and eGectk1
ly Its effects are truly magical. trial OF tho
Specifc will convince the most skeptical OF Its
merits Price 81 box. Sold by 3. O. Ford, cor.
TsnI. te csof s5sst saa as
DrssAsHs or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
Avn SFxuAL SYsTKNs.-New and reliable treat
mentin Reports Of the Ho,card AssSaf9ndMdssns
DR.. j. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Phiiadelphia, Pa. mar zo-~m
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For CoURT.-Yesterday afternoon Justice
Clayton took up the case of Hannah Hagan,
charged wit keeping disorderiy house, and
with selling lottery policies. and held her to
bail in the sum OF $500 to appear at court; Mr..
NJ. Tally, becoming her security
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A MISERABLE FFLLOw.-Yesterday, man
named Mcguire, living in Swampoodle, who
has family of small children, after filling
himself with whisky till he was senseless, ad-
the poison to his little daughter five
ears old, till she was so drunk that life was
barely perceptible.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Pnrcel.-On Satur-
day, the legal heirs of Elizabeth Stiilings, de-
ceased, renounced their right to administer on
the estate, and James A. Jones was appointed
administrator. John Little was qualified as
executor of Judson Walker. Theodore Sniffin
was appointed guardian to Susan Sniffin.
Miss Susan K. Ingle renounced the right to
administer on the estate of her late father, Jo-
seph Ingle, and Moses Kelly obtained letters
of administration
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G. = REWARD Stolen. on Saturday morning
srs( between ano 10 o clock, from the Center
Market. light brown MARE attached TO q no top
green wason, with several white spots on the left
very low in statue; stiff il altour legs The above
reward will be paid If retu rned to JOHN KILLIAN,
On streat, between lIth and 18th SITS
my list JOHN A NEWMAN.
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E JNO W LUMSBON.
II ORWARpING AND CENTRAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,

A GARD,
JOHN McGREG0R, Family Physician and Sur.
seon Iste OF Connecticut. may be found Of has Of
6ce. at No. ss STA street, betvssn and q.
mar E-im
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By J. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionssrs.
TWO DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
i HogsAs ATPgBLIo AgoTIos:-0n WEDNES-
premises we shall sell, front Lot No. 8. in Square
No; SIS. fro nting on North street between ID
proved by two neat and well built two story frame
dwelling houses, with back buildings.
Terms: o9e.tn cash; balance, six, and twelve
on the pr, misses.
my I'd J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts,
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auction eers

By GREEN WILLIAMS Auction eers
EOR sALE-yALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UEIMP2oyED ISLAND PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Eleventh streets west described in Dr. J. L.
ac9illisms'a subdivision of Square s52 as Lots =.
Lot F contains ,ss5, G 4,sls, H ssa sa5, and K
1856 square feet.
Il. Maehea % is on Lot G. 5he other lots IS present resent
peculiar inducements @ for t4Es bgiidi9s purposes
Terms: One half cash; residue at six, twelve,
sale. and secured by deed of trust the premises
my5-d ~ .ti4s : pstefFN GREEN s. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY W. L. WALL & co, Auctioneers.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE FURNIrURB
Of trust to the subs 5riber ns date the 4th day
aaeson 'es HR1
3. M. in house numbered seven, a. situated On
Indiana avenue opposite the City Hall. isrgs
One fine Rosew ood Iron Frame octave Piano
Parlor Suits of Crimson Damask Green Velvet
Sofas, Lounges, Arm, Side and Receptoa
Pair Gilt and Blue ottomsns
Marble top Center and Pier Tables,
Pair Oy al Gilt Mirrors,
Green Embrsdered and Lace Curtains, Csrnicss
Crimson embroidered Lace Curtains, 80.
Brussels Carpets, Bugs, &c.
Walnut Etegere. with Desk,
Walnut Bookcase, Table. Wash stand,
Mahogany Bookcase with Desk and Easy Chair
Chandeliers and Dropight. Fancy Tables,
Extension Dining 7 hle and Oak Dining Chairs,
Rosewood Sdeboart aud Mahogany Side Tables,
Walnut Refreshwen Table and Buffers Tray
Glass and Ts BILE Ware, &c.
Hall Oil Cloth, Oak uat-rack,
Hall Chairs and haldelier. Clock,
Oil Cloth on yRrt us landings,
Step Car peting, Rods and Fixtures,
Mahos any Bedstead, Bureau. Wardrobe and Wash
stand,
Mahog any Marble top Bureaus and Washstanda,
Walnut French and Cottage and Iron BedsteAds,
Single and Double Irundle Bedsteads,
Walnut and Imitation Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c.
Feather Bed, Pillows and BOlsters,
Curled Hair and Spring Mattresses,
Toilet Sets Fenitian Blinds, Curtains.
Shades, Carpets, Rugs and Bedding,
Easy Chair, Crib Bedstead,
Hair Mattress and Pillow,
Large Clothing Press. Stoves. Chairs,
Kitchen Furn ture and Cooking utensils.
Terms cash. A. LLOYD, trustee.
my 6-eo& ds W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
ByJ O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers.
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'6 OPFIC1x
"A Corner and Ilcsnty second stysesS, Mashsss-
18th ct 10 O'Clock at the Granary on G street,
between Twestietb and Twenty first streets. wiz
0e SGla aeIANTITY q NIFTY OF OLD GRAIN sAoHs.
ondemned as unfit for public use.
Terms cash in Government funds:
Capt. A. Q. n. q. 8. A.
l. AnAf
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GS REWAR p Strsysd on Saturday evening,
sNO the 9th instant, two IORS Es, one Lar rge iron
grey, the lett hind leg fired, it is swelied and
lame; the al her white horse: he is sore the
neck and shoulder caused from the collar will
pay the abov. reward If brought to my houss on
New Jersey avenue. between d and U streets, or
let me know where can find them.
my ii 3t< DAVID KEpPEL
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By GRERN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
SoUTH D, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIaD
STREETS E4sT.-0n DNESDAY, the 18th inst
we shall sell in front of the premises, at clock
p. n, Lot No. 3, in Square 764, having front Of
65 feet inches by depth of LA feet inches. con
tanning 9 ,472 square feet.
This property is beau tifully situated and per-
fectly graded.
Terms One hal cash; balance In and II months.
for notes hearing inter rest from day of sale.
A deed given and q deed of trust taken.
nyil.st n,i1 .se'ss GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auc.s.
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE 90, Auctionesrs.
EOURTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTB
II MAR THE CAPITOL AT PuBLIo AUcTI0H.-09
WEI EEsDAY AFTERNOON. May 9Th, ats o,cfks
on the premises, shall sell IA desirable building
Lots, fronting respectively about 20 feet each on
north street, betw eed ID and streets east anA
Cd street east, between Maryland avenue and nortA
street, each lot running back 20 Kooo saley.
These lots are beautifully located sor dveinaG1s
are about with the ade of the street, and the Yo
tisn fronting on @ street have pavements laid -
Terms: One-third resb the remainder in six ana
twelve menths, with Interest, secured by deed -
trust on the premises.
s5DssRsas 6 IYSEE's.Sess &C., Aus
sostranad nntii wEDNHsDAY AFTssNoOw.
myf ~. mcot1n6 we Ass~'
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Down IN DIXIE.-Persons returning from
Richmond report that the Baltimore Roughs,
who were terror to Washington some years
ago, are the pest OF the metropolis Of rebe ldom.
Among the reports is one that John F. Carter,
formerly q policeman here, opened groggery
with man named Roach, near Richmond, at
which place a murder was committed, and
Garter and Roach refused to testify against the
parties arrested. He Garter afterwards
moved to Lynchburg, and opened a saloon.
A jewelry shop was robbed of several hundred
dollars worth OF watches, number of which
were found in Carriers saloon. Geo. E. Kirk,
formerly painter in this city, is a clerk in q
Laboratory at Richmond.
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THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on
account of the rain until WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON next, ut o'clock.
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
Gsnraefnanl ID n

1uCtf0u06Is
5000 sgsH5Is sgs5s rk}5xE Fo1s 1HrrinsDggSs At AgS
8th inst, at 2 O'Clock, shall sell, the cargo OF
Schr. "Hortensia" consisting Of 5000 Bush els
viii be sold frsm vessel without reserve, for cash
70 the highest bidders. in lots not less than loo
Bushels, at the wharfof Jne. VI Lumsdon, in the
rear of warehouse, l03 Water street, Georyetown.
my6 THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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LEVY CoURT.-Yesterday, the Levy Court
elected the following school commissioner 10
serve until May next: First District, II. LOugh-
borough; Second District, J. p. klengle; Fourth
District, G. H. Wiltberger; Fifth District, u. J.
Middleton; Sixth District, A. Underhlll; Sev-
enth District, B. U. Keyser. TIE election Of
commissioner in the Third District was in
formally laid over.
The bill for the protection OF game, intro
duced by Mr.. Burr a few weeks since, was
reported upon and passed. This bill is very
similar to the existing game laws OF the neigh
boring counties of Maryland.l
Mr.. Bowen introduced a bill to levy a tax of
one dollar on all dogs in the county; which was
passed.
Mr. Thomas offered resolution directing the
committee on finance to inquire into the expe-
diency of increasing the pay of the Metropolitan
police employed in the county, and Mr.. Burr,
from the committee, Immediately reported a bill
providing that ten dollars per month shall be
placed in the hands of the Treasurer of the
Board of Police, to be disbursed to the police
men on duty in the county; which was passed.
The Court adjourned to the 18th inst.
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xx,ANTED-A HORSE SHOERas WARD& cos
w Horse. shoeing Shop, 49, street, between D
and streets. 1t
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HKTANTED TO HIRE-A small UEFURNISHED
w HOUSEiuah any part of Washing gton or George
town. Address. with location and terms, r. c.
MALLOY, 244 street. my l2-2t~
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WANTED-BOARD for four or Eve respectable
w soys, WHO viii pay 81 3 week n advance.
Apply Box l6. Star Office. my 12-3t%
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E'URNtsRED HoUsk WAHfkD.--Wanted 70
u rent, for frcEr ore TO three Fesrs a Furnish I'd
First or Second Ward prsfssres, Address Look Boz
66, Wssbi2gt2l, q. ss&-d
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A VEGETABLE COOK WANTED AT THi
n Clarendon Hotel. Apply a. the Office.
M
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MANTED-A DREssMAKER, at No $50 18th
" street, between Fl and I, Meme but good
hands need amply TaY PSI
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486 "iADom SHADES. 1856
beautiful and varied styies OF Gilt Band Windov
shades just received. But Holland Window Shades
10 ade TO r0er. j. MARkhIfES.
No 4s6 Ssyentk st.. 8 doors aAova
Odd Fellows II sn.
I Tarutp cash mT 4-ec5ws
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$1,000 each to build engine houses for the West
ern Hose and American Hook and Ladder
companies; which was adopted. [The houses
are to be built as near as possible on the plans
adopted for the metropolitan Truck House.
Mr.. Lewis reported bill appropriaang
$4,000 for cleaning the streets aye66os, alleys,
&C., and for casual repairs.
Mr.. Wilson moyed to substitute therefore
the bill from the Board of Aldermen, which
acpropriates &50, ,OOC-S1, 900 for each ward ex-
cepting the Fourth, for which Ss, 900 is appro-
priated; carried and the bill passed.
At quarter to eleven, the Board adjourned
to Thursday evening, at ~ o'clock.
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WAHTED-A NURSE compel tent 10 take care
w of young children and 10 ckamber work
must be well recommended. Apply az i0- 18th
street, between and l. X
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IN Onn LADIES WANTED TO GALL Ar
lU,UUU 3si u street, between sth aud 9ta.
Bands, Sleevas and Skirts DC, stamped. Also,
splendid Braidipg and Embroidery spsttefns for
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