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CONGREssIONAL.

In THE HOUSE on Saturday
The tax bill was considered in Committee of
the Whole on the state OF the Union. =
On motion CT Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont. the
tax on railroad iron, rerolled, was made two
dollars per ton. -af ~ =
Mr. Griswold, of New York, offered the
following amendment, which was agreed to-
Prorided, That the term rerolled hall apr,Iv
oniy TO rails which the man ufacturer re-
ceives pay for manufacturing, and not for new
On various manufactures of iron. ON which
duty OF hfty cents per ton was reported an
amendment was agreed totaxing them one dol
lar FER ton.
Calf skins were added to the articles sub,e,.
to five per cent. duties.
A spirited debate arose upon the use ana
abuse OF wines and liquors, in which the
SIDES. Fipally to end the de bate - .
Mr.. Morrill, moved that the Committee rise
which was agreed to. On going into Oomuit-
tee again, by order of the House, all debates on
wines were terminated. The tax ON wines was
not changed. e. -.o. .eg... - -
An amendment was agreed to exemptius
Wine made from currants, rhubarb, or berries
On all other man ufactured wines the tag was
bxed At fifty instead Of twenty 1--we cents per
gallon. -asl -.9se a.. rr.----|
The tax on furs was raised to tenper cent
On custom made articles Of wearing apparel.
tax was increased five per cent
On diamonds, emeralds, precious stones and
limitations Thereon, and all other iewelry, a
sax OF ten per cent. instead Of five WAS agreed
Mr.. Morrill, moved to crease duty on caven-
dish, plug, twist and manufactured tobacco,
not other wise provided for, thirty cts. pound,
which was agreed to-
On cigars valued at over ten and under
twenty dollars per thousand, tax increased to
eight dollars; and valued at over twenty and
under forty dollars per thousand increased to
fifteen dollars. s
In the ninety. fifth section lumber, felloes and
match wood were eincluded in the list Of articles
exempt from duty.
- No further action was taken
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RY GREEN 4. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,

N"1SAN IL VAAbAAMSs auctlOneerS,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY ELIGIBLY sITT1A
TED LOTS AND HOUSES ON THE ISLAND
BY authority of decree of the Supreme Court
OF this District, passed on the 5th April 1854 in
cause wherein Kane and Others are com plainants,
subscriber win expose to sale at auction, to the
highest bidder, on the 5th of May next between
the hours Of four and Ave CLOCK in the afternoon
the following lots in Simon q subdivision of origi-
nal lots IN Square No: S}i, in Washington city, as
Lots marked in such Subdivision A. B. G. D. X
L, ID, n, and o. Each of these lots has front OF
about 70 feet by depvh of l3; to rs feet; A. B. G.
ana D. front on AZ street, and the other lots on
south street, with suitable alleys to all On lots
on A streets and these lots and houses will he sold
subject to the dover right therein of the widow of
Soh5 simon; the other lots will be sold free from
Also part Of Lot No. l. in Square No. ssl, 'front.'
southeast corner CT the lot, and having front of
I49 ieet ", lGcths on said avenue, and which has
been divided into six lots about Is feet front by II
1eet deep, with suitable alley
Also, the eastern half Of Lot No 8, in reserya-
The latter, as Well As lots in square Ssl, will be
sold free from the widow s dover ri ght ''
4, the terms as prescribed by the decree are One
shito OF tne purchase money in cash; and the resi-
que at6, H. and is months. for which the purcha-
day of sale will be taken, With retained lien % nn
the premises: deposit of $40 on each lot win be-
v,T3rlhs. cost Of conveyancng certificates of sale
If the terms are not fuIIy complied with within
five days from the day of sale the property will be
resold at the risk and cost Of the aefaultins gur
% nin Star. 'sf 0ne week pWYR REDfN, i trustee.
apI3- eoSw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Latest News from Plymouth-The Rebel
Ram Commands ali its Approaches-
Other Points Threatened. Hr-

Latest News from Plymouth-The Rebel
Ram Csmmands all its Appreaches-
Other Points threatened.
NEW YoRK, April ei.-The Times Newbern
letter Of the 2tth states that the enemy before
Plymouth numbered ten or twelve thousand,
and were repulsed in four distinct charges with
great slaughter. Firing ceased on Tuesday
morning, and 1t is supposed Gen. Vessel with
his brave garrison surrendered nothing
definite, however, is known. None Of our YES.
sells have been able to reach them since Sunday
Our force numbered about two thousand On
wednesday morning the transport John Far
rem carried up eight hundred men from New.
bern, but 1t was not 1nown If she succeeded in
reaching Plymouth. -1-
The women, children, and negroes from Plv
mouth are at Roanoke island.
lCorrespondence Of the Associated Pressl
NEWBERN, April 20.-The rebel ram now
commands the approach to Plymouth, which
have been fighting day and night since SUNDAY.
Gen. Vessel, who had sixty days prov Visions
expresses his discrimination to hold the enemy
at at pay until relieved. He and his troops are
In good spirits. The enemy has made assaults
OF the most desperate character, and has been
repulsed with severe loss each time. Our loss
ls very slight Every house in Plymouth is
riddled by the enemy's shells, the inha bitants
having been removed to Roanoke Island.
The ram now has all the inland waters Of
North Carolina opened to her, and we know
MOI Wnere sne may strike the next blow.
=, Firing was heard all this a. m. in the direc.
ton OF washington, and 1t is supposed that an
attack on that place had commenced.
Generai Peck ordered reinforcements to be
sent TO Plymouth the moment he received
news OF the attack, but they doubtless failed
10 Ieacn that place, owing to the presence OF
the ram az the mouth of the Roanoke river
Ihe death OF Captain Flusser leaves Captain
French, an officer Of tried courage, in com
mand OF the naval force. He is watching the
movements of the ram, and will give her ali
the annoyance in his power.
General Pickett is in command Of the rebels
engaged at Plymouth. $ =
1nere Is quite force at Kinston, which 1t is
believed intends to attack this place in connec-
tlon with their ram number 2, at Kinston,
Longstreet's cavalry have Joined Lee in
virginia, and the rest OF his force is on the
way to the same place; some are reported to be
At Weldon. w
Many women and children are leaving New.
bern for Beaufort. The fremen and citizens
are ordered to be in readiness at a moments
notice to meet the enemy.
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MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.

y. V.
sal sale 9E yAkYARhE BRICK
On @nd om Baiidines: tgrse nu,nbs1 of LOIS, some Of
im ,nng,orsd 9Th Frame y,e.l.ns % ho4sf, f,;,n t.
s"is6 F6EssAY f. !sf '.x1faTsEiHRsss g % 10th
sss IL
of tie best located N the District, having both
GEORGETOWN and Washington for q market, an
kIns and I ali OUTFIT for rs
class Brick Ya.d the yard will be worked until the
V"' IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
We will sell the stock Of
BsF.y msas MHsi ssinss ssss
The whole Square No. tIIG ii, Formerly tn. residences
et teUa north and
streets, and Nineteenth street west, improyea oy
Bh neuse aSa oaan ths
closed and beautifed with fruit and ornamental
trees and shrubbery.
division @ Of squars No i'd ,Tontins each on Twen-
fronting on Nineteenth street west, between k and
dweIins Sc. and viii be sold
arately. 80.
The whole of Square No "a. fronting respectively
on Massachusetts, avenue, Twentieth and T aenty.
hrst streets west and north strsstfs wta 51s
Terms Of sale: One third cash, the remainder in
S1 sRf q
All conyeyances. including revenue STAMPS ~
TIE oss az s.Sn en each piece of re.
" % sHSi s5Ss Z ( HSEkTEESs: hSEkESs::| Executors.
ap2O-d J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
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RYJ.i O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aue. .,...-.

=" W mouoAh1 e oo, Auc. cr.aoneers
TRUs EEs, SALE OF BRIO < uon.p ,n,,or
oo north esh Bsick acUs Tfss
VaoaNNT ssi MI i6T STf'.se snd streets north and
~ On ,sF FRIDt b AFT ERNooN, May 49, At o'e'oA,
Of the - smises we shall ssll p. virtue Ct deer
.eo4, In certain cause wherein George W. Miller
con- plainant and Ellen Miller ct al are defend.
Par: Of Lot No. ]. in Square No. 2ss. fronting 2,
and D streets, and back that width the depth Of
said lot. With the naprovemsr ts consist
ing of q tH story Brick Dwelling HOuse
lmmedfatei utter. part of Lot No. 8, In Square
No. A5, fronting 20 feet on 1lth street west, be.
tween and H streets north. and running bsek
with that width to the rear of said lot, together
Tlth the improvements, COL ssting of q two-story
Immediately after, Lot No 8, in SQUARE 27o
fronting feet 18th street west at the corner OF
porth street, and running back IS to l5 foot al
ley and contsini9s i2s square feet Of ground
three equal instaments at six, twelve. and eight
cen months, with interest, for viii, the purcha-
ser shall give notes secured to the satisfaction of
the Trustee. TIE purchaser to have the option Of
Conveyanees and revenue stamps at the cost of
II the terms Of sale not complied with in five
days from the day sale the trustees reserve the
right to SELL at the risk and cost Of the default
inx purchaser, on one week notice in the National
lnteugencer. ..
,rr -aa.-E Z. tS MoRGAN, n RS1Ssh' Trustees,
A: THOs. BRA 1LEY,{
ap 2O-eoddds J. G. MCGUIRE Il co Aucts
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE. GEORG ETOWN, d. O.,
APRIL o. 1864 .E

To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertised letters" give the date of this
list. and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Off ce. - =.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner. and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing
A request for the return of letter to the writer
if unclaimed within thirty days or less written or
printed with the writer's name, post Office, and
State, across the lefthand end of envelope, the
face side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable when the letter is
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Preparations Tor the CamPaiSn-A Fight
at Warrenton, Vlrginia-The Antici-
pated Campaign in Virginia.
WASHINGTON, April 24-IAssociated Press
dispatch. There is q general impression in
this city that active movements in Virginia
will not be much longer delayed by the armies
on both sides. Rumors prevailed to day in re-
lat!on to a conflict at WarrentoR, Virginia, but
the one entitled TO most credit is that troops
merely fell back few miles from that place
for proper purposes.
Gen. Burnside is in Washington.
Preparations for the Campaign.
ARMY OF THR POTOMAC, April 22.-Tne Army
Of the Potomac is actively engaged In perfect
ing the preparations necessary to insure its
success in the campaign in which it is expected
to play such an important part during the pre-
sent spring and the ensuing summer. Ali the
comman ders take advantage Of every fine day
to drill their new recruits. The new troops
are fast becoming accustomed to the evolutions
OF the line and the different duties Of the
soldier.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
Simon estate we shall sell. (on the 5th of May. at
o'clock ?: m on the pTemises Lot No in sauassse ss
and AZ streets running back 227 feet, containing
u s46 square feet. This lot has 30 feet alleys, on
the side and rear, and s xell adapted TO the eree
Terms One. third cash remainder in 6 and II
months. with interest
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of q writ Of Herie facias Judgment Of
condemnation issued from the Clerk g Ofics of the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia, and to
me directed, will sell At public sale for cash, at
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April, 1864, at Il
o'clock m. the following described property to
wit:
Lot No. ], In Square No. s4a east half of Lots No
Is, l6, and Z, in Square No IA the city OF Wash
improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as
the propert, of Michael Maloney, and will be sold
WARD II. LAMON,
Ia Marahal
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HENRY ADDISON. Pm.

- TOWN, D. .C.-Persons who would wish to pur
chase stock of the Corporation of Georgetown D.
can obtain some on application to WILLIAM
LAIRD, Esq, Clerk Of the Corporation.
an lS-d3W
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limited STATES MARSHAL SALE.

In virtue of . writ Of Fieri Faeias issued from
the Clerks Office. of the Supreme Court, of the
District Of Columb bia and to me directed, 1 will
SELL at public sale, for cash At the front Of the
a9th day of April 1854 at 12 o'clock m , the follow
ing described property. to wit:
The north part of Lot No. 10, in Square No, 68,
Commencing for the said part At . point on 2lst
street west, at the distance of 90 feet from the
thence south % feet with the line of said 2lst street.
thence vest thence north 20 feet and thence
beginning, estimated to contain 100 square feet,
together with all and singular the improvements
Thomas McNamy, and win be sod to satisfy ju-
dicials No. 2lS, in favor of Isaac Herzberg
WARD II LAM0N,
ap7-d6ds u. g. Marshal, d o.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionesrs. :

VAUAM LOTS AT THE CORNER NORTH I
sIKEET AND SEVENTH STREET EAST. :
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th, at
accoup ut Of the Conven Mt of the Visitation Lots No
!o i6, IL, B and fs, f'ontng together az feet 10Y
inches on North street, between Sixth and Sew
enth str eets east, Tin the rear of Mr. Folsnbee g
reside noe and l5s feet Seventh street esst to
ming to alleys. S'.' 49,
Terms: One half cash, the remainder in six
on the premises .ll-'' = =. =
Convey yances at the cost Of the purchaser
apis J.C MCGUIRE q Co Auots
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DYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

Rf J. g. MCG UIhE q CU Auctl0neers. :
FORTY BUILDING LOTS AT TUE CORNER OF
L L st, STREET NORTH AND FIRST STREET
On THURSDAY FTERNOON, April q, at half
past4 clock on the pr .mises fhall sell Forty
Vacant Lots at the corner of L street north and
FIRST street west fronting respectively street,
First street and dIsixty feet in the of street
Terms cash, and sale peremptory.
Conveysnc at the cost of the purchasers.
A cash payment of $40 will be required at the
time of sale.
O. McGGIRE Il CO. AuCtH.
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NyHOs. II. DONOHUE & CO.,
i PL UMBERS AND GAS FILTERS,
No, 10 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN.

ALI orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations and Ex
tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten
ton. Plumbing in all its branches executed in
the best manner.
Water introduced and Hydrants put mp at short
notice. .-. NH q lmS
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
SEVEN EVEN yALTABLE 1T BUILDING LOTS IN THE
NORTHERN PART OF TEE CITY AT AUC-

TNyUH HnN fAnT -UF THE CITY AT AUU-
On WEDNESDAY the 9th instant ats so,c,o..
? NJ, We thall sell in front of the pre- nises in
csusfe NO 5ls Lots No; 8, Z, 80, "a. and IS. on NJ
Lots No 21 and 81 in Square No. M2 fronting on o
street north between 4th and 5th street west :
Terms e-third cash; balance in g. E and IA
months, for notes bearing interest secured By .
deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps 1t the cost
of the purchaser -
I l. 7 7 3
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Growers THEATER.

Growers THEATER. sE
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL
LEoNAhD 0hOfEA Director
Mr.. Grover is pleased to announce that he has ef
fected a brief enga cement with the
Great Tragic Alliance
MR.. E. L. DAVENPORT, MR., w. WALLACK
AND MRS. FARREN, ~r.E
whose great success upon two previous occasions
ut this theater this season in attracting crowded
and Intelligent audiences, including many of the
chief dignataries of the land. will be remembered
as almost unparalleled. The press and abIest
the really essential combination of eminent ar.
tistes for the proper rendition of the immortal
Shakspeare's profound creations is found in this
GREAT TRIO,
MONDAY EVENING, April o. 1854,
the performance will consist of the admirable
Shak spearean Tragedy,
Mr.. E. L. Davenport Observation-Disclosures. as. Othello
Mr.. ]. Wallack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Iago
IN
Supported by a cast of great strength.
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RYE. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTElS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
6LEVkNTH, BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS.
By virtue Of q deed of trust from B. b. Bridee
dated October 2, 1857 and recorded in Liber g.
No: ~ fol.os tio &C.. Of the Land Records of the
MONDAY, the 18th day Of May next, on the premi al
ssss, a, s & o'clock: M, part of Lot seven 20 in
inton: bounded as follows. vis: Besinnire forty
nine feet seyen inches from the southeast corner
north twenty Eve feet on Eieventn Sire =, Themes
due east one hundred feet the whole depth of said
due west to the begir ming with the impro yemepts
consisting of . Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase m oney
be paid in cash aud the residue in two equal in
stalents at six and twelve months, with interest,
to be secured,
The terms Of sale must be complied with wita in
one week after SALE or the property may De rsseld
purch aser CHAS 8. ENGLISH. Trustee.
ap 70 I'm J. G MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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.HER MAJESTY PAGNE
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.

.HER MAJESTY' CHI AM AGNE e
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
limited quantity Of this superior Wine mas
hean secured for the undersigned, and the first
shipment of 500 cases has arrived. BY the steam
ship Olympus. direct from the cellars Of the we'll
known house Of
Messrs. DE vENOGE & CO.,
at Epernay, France. The present inVoice Will DC
introduced into this market at the very low price
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS,
payable in currency, which Is much below It's hrst
cost.
The superior quality of this Wine is guaranteed,
and it is offered with confidence Of its approval by
connoisseurs.
Orders for one or more cases may be addressed,
by letter or otherwise, to the undersigned.
VIM. HENRY WARD,
Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. = Broad street, near Wall, New York
ap l-S0t
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METROPOLITAN HALL,
PlNNsYLvAhIA AVENUE AND ELEvEHTH SfRRRf.
INCREASED COMPANY!
SUPERIOR ATTRA
In addition to the old favorites. many new ones
will add to the general popularity of this ghly
p''Ni"- TONIGHT,
JENNY LIND
MY PLEASANT NEIGHBOR
With Songs, Dances, Ethiopian Acts, &c.
Look ont for those coming,
MISS EMMA GARDINER.
MISS NELLIL TAYLOR,
And the Ethiopian Comedians
HARRY ENOCHs,
And the celebrated Comic Singer,
TOM VANCE.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT O'CLOCK. -.
Admission Is and - cents. Private Boxes $s
and S.. ap2l-3t
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8 OOO HORSES ANTED.

War Depanreat, Cdralry Bureau.
..,n DGce Of Chisf QEaysrnsash,, !
.. .tf Wnskfmston, b. o, April Ia, lSSl.S .
One hundred and fifty FIVE t$l55) dollars per head
will be paid for All INV uopepe ...sl
delivered within the next fifteen (l5l days at the
Government stables at Giesboro, D. G.. ,.af
Bald horses to be sound in all particulars, not
less than ve {5I more than nine 80 years old
from l4}a to l6 hands high full feshed, cOmpactly
built bride wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry
purposes. -, ,
yieidfy e., forced IN ersry particular. -
PAYMENT made on delivery of ten (l0) and over.
Hours of inspection, 8 A. N. 6P. n.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief efQnartsrmsster,
an l2-l5t CaValry Bureau
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ADJUSTMENTS. -'s
fORD'S NEW THEAfER,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AyRxus.

TRSTH STREET, ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Twenty arst night Of the engagement of the en,
" EDWIN FORREST, 50
who will HRJgsbsa HsRgsf5 1a EVENING, April Is, ~.
in his great original character of = = '. '
JACK CADE, .s..=
-1 .,- u ;4sk ;4Sk S4RE;; s4RE; ~.
5ASk 5ASk GABEE,, eABE,
in Judge Conrad's powerful and romantic tragedy
0' the same MAG m%GSPRFPfcESPyCs.sr SsaRPnsfsS PsyCs.
Mr.. John Mccullough as......-.... Lord Clifford
The scene is iaid in Kent and London x a50
rDW: DTWEfsRAE, i'R E,6 tRRris r Rs'sr +
Will appear in his ori iginal chaaacter of 3
METAMORA.
BENEFiTN BENEEFkiHNbSpHfb 81 3. i. HHHiI KH1ft1ps, z;
on which occasion the Grand Spectacular Play of
:, On, THE GdtNo1E q j ! I or " Z FoooSss;rAscE. os;
will be produced with new scenery, gorgeous COS
tunes, professions and incidents, Commemorative
Eieazer. the Jew. Mr.. H B. Phillips
Rachel Mendiaabe the jewess Miss Alice Hsras Sras
The performances will conclude with the charm
m,. ,as H fss LITTLE TREASURE a.,,,,,.
as played by her in New York with great Success
BOX Sheet now open. n
Persons holding Reserved places are respectfully
requested to attend early. The immense throng Of
places somewhat difficult after rise of the curtain
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Uress CllclS 80 cents
rramliy Gircle. .---- Is cents
Reserved seats on Mr. FORESTS nj ghts2 25 cts extrS
Doors open at IA; performance to commence at 8.
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Twenty THREE VEIL SITUATED BrJLD-
tNG LOTS ON TIE ISLAND AT TPUBLIC AUC-

On TIC ESDAY AFTERNOON, April q, At half
past o'clock on the premises we shall sell TWEEN
selonsing to the Convent Of the Visitation -
ae9rgstown, as follows: Eighteen lots-ffonting
Ninth and Tsoth streets vest. and running back
sbout IA feet. 70 . IS foot public Alley; four lots
between Ninth and Tenth streets west. and run,
ming back about l2s feet to 25foot alley; .nd one
lot fronting q feet 10 lnches-en Ninth street. be-
tween south G and H streets and RAINING back 90
feet These lots we'll situated Tor buildine pur-
grounds. - ~ -
Terms: One half cash, the remainder in six
monttns, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
Conveyance At the cost of the purchaser
"A payment OF $40 on each lot will be required at
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct Georgstovn.-

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN Hrraurs
OF FaKORGETOWN, AT AUCrION
rIISTMillsea III sea at public auction, on TUESDAY AZ
PEkNOON, April 26th at Eve o'clock Lot No 81
on the corner Of Prospect and Frederick streets
frs ntins Is feet Prospect street. and on
re lfederlck street. Persons wanting beautiful
mac. will DC well TO attend this sale
ap ls-dtd iint.li THos. BOWLING .u..
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STEREOSCOPES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBQkS
CARTES D1 VISITE, &c.
in q great ysrissy, and at the lowest Driess
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

In active preparation, and will shortly be pro.
duced, with New Scenery, the $500 lPRIZE
DRAMA, by John L. Poole, Esq, entitled the
aae-sE MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, 2u..
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, f11.a-E- E.
81 -a |.i MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, t--
-. MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
, .-e On, THE WRECK OF A LIFE!
As performed in New York for four successful
weeks. .#s r.. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-25

The Farces of
THE ROUGH DIAMOND
THE ROUGH DIAMONDl
THE ROUGH DIAMONDl
SKETCHES IN INDIA
SKETCHES IN INDIAl
SKETCHES IN INDIA
AND DAY IN PARIS!
AND DAY IN PARIS
AND DAY IN PARIS
With Mrs. Frank Drew, Mr.. J. De Forrest and W.
D. Cavanaugh in the cast. .#.