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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18
NOTICE.
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aWMA#& %4N W#A#N W.T. n
"A. MsscAAsf agatasf highland Coal GofaPuay, and
n n. Jaasss, &c, against Gsorss PaFae, &c.
DR. VIRTUE or A pEoREE In THESE CON-
Id aolidmiel auita, viii sell at public sale at the
gos1fe- n oaAA deer Id M8rRanteld, Union county
Kananeigy, on RRdnday. che sch day Of Jane, 1863,
(baing CouRty Court day., ON credit OF sfx,
twelve and eikhfesK Ehantha, the Goat Minoa and
three town .iUts, cm which the shaft - situated Ia
unIontown, Unien county, NY, and he mining
privileges al the HiRhs4hd Goal Company under
all theiamd@ lease I ~ said ceaFromFany and on
Tuesday, tho 0th day of June, 1865, at the Mines
In Uniongown, viii sell at public sale. on q
credit af saAx naaakhay personality balonR-
ang TO said coal company. consisting o. Boilers,
Engines, Pieka Mules, DC, &C. Pnrrhascrs TO
give honda With approved security, hRvl The
foTcs and effect OF repievin bonds. lieu viii
.also be- retained 90 sacure. tbs puIchaHe moneYsa
- - THDSI ~ CHAPAAN com'r.
ma Louisville Journal and Cincinnati Com
meFssial cory aud send hill. my12 god
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DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of Co Partnership.yI
TVS P&RTeR Rsff4 Ps@H EREToFoRE We
L. fsting between J. al Street a. d Eauis,
nnder thAg sra harne o. street Al RElEfass hAa fhis
day bscn afszofvga IN mutual conssat, J. ID.
Brown aud John Davis having hough. the entire
in crest Of j. T. Bartis in the above Ramed firm
The wholesale and Fssan RaFb4evhaa aeaa xiA
hereafter DO conducts rhs @ld ss@Bt GfA SeFssa
4 eartis, ls4, Main Street, BY J. NJ Street, J. b.
Brown ARdx John Davls, Ender ths arm name OF
50 ssf-shac@n q Co.. wh0swili pay au ds3ss owed
~ Street . BHrtis aud esilses 81 claims du~a,
SS' Ryl8 9S@.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18

NEW SALOON

CAPTAIN KLAUS HAS OPENED A FIRST
class Saloon on the corner 81 MGfn aud
Eighth streets, where will be afenAa "a he best
lIQaoCs Of all kinds. liberal SHARE Is RAaEonege
90 solicited ~ss. s.rysT .~iuART -aSma.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18
Notice to Contractors.

YAROposAI.s WILL BE RECErvEn BY rag
E Common Council of the city Of Evansville
m II Iuns tS1h. 1883. fsr graaine aad paving tAe
aHav situated between Thlrd aud Fourth Sire%ts
a1d exts naing from Cherry "a OAK street,
SPECIFICATIONS may BE- ss@h u ths Clelk's gflIs.
+ Myis,des. !. NJ. acaRrFF, CLARK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18

70 Mag. Gen Diz az y ENL

70 01J. Ie7a--DE%-- = = = y
The following. communication froH
Gen. lCanby IN Relations lothe S;onewaii,
which may be- important TO The shippers
Of AsW York, has beea received Of this
Departhena We ars nov 10 "a hoars
telegraphic communication With New
Orleans:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18
PARTNERSHIP. !
Tn tha.RMblio..

rxVR HAVE AGAIN ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w In buainssa ouF formeF partner, Lieut.. Jas.
W. VleksFy Who. after fnree years fAfthfnl ser
vice I'M fhe mFias, now proposes 10 serve ahe 9ood
psopis w EygnsvfIie With nice FRESH FAMTLX
GROuERIEs. We return our paironiEipg friends
our aIaeera fhsnasss and hops. 'wdth the tncrsase
An the nFm, 60 receive an increase OF patronage
Tha isrn vii be che naDas a. naIsioi9Es, xtekeFs
ares 81 IN W. IL III ~ JOHN avTCK ERY, =
mS6 sAM'L FiChkh1.
NNANFea9, Rfsrss BLAsabRD "a BRANCH ON
III cur honss sap4 shS RairpMm, ave have iucfeass
eA supplies Tor getting sunpiaes % EgSs, eHtters
asapi& eaSA &c, &c Feass seaFecs faily. - aas
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NEW ORLEANS, May Is

40 AUFh =. IN. kJttBFsFy84-
The United States Consul nj Havana
reports that the rabel ram Stonewall left
that port on the llth inst, oatsnaihly for
Galveston. have warned all con-
manders on the coast
L. r. CANBY, Major Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-18

SrE'oY PAINTS IN aRRAT~ SAkIhTH AGD
i Prices. Lad Rensila, Pens, HoaasrE, EseaE
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DHTsIOIAasss PREs0RFPTT0sS- u ECRlTa
A. special aeesntaoa @t

: nRRFUMEAf sGOAPS, TOILET ARTULEA.
Il romades, C1a@stiquas. Tooth, EAn, flesh,
aair and Ulakh Brushes 0omhR1R great varsity.
May be found at e@ S.
Al aALLo ~ prnx Store
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DIKB.

In this city, May 9Th, 1856. Mrs ELEANOR A.
Lewis, Of Alexandria, Va, in the 72d year Of her
TIE friends Of the family are respectfully in
son, No; 313 north ST., Capitol Hill, ON 9th in
[Batin ore and Alexandria papers please copy.l
At the residence of his parents. corner lSh and
WEsiG sMfs IN It hs HS Ssar
of his age.
May ~; 1865, at the Navy Yard. wa,hington,
Lucy sa Jesfs c sssd
seven years and six months.
Taken to Philadelphia for inter ment. 1t
DEAR Mr.; EDITOR Among the many obitu aries
on my late beloved wife. sent to me by kind sym
publication have 81 Iected the following, and beg
through your columns to tender my heartfelt
To the Fenian brotherhood whose res 3lutions
wsns 10 sn me en sa st o bag
and their cause, there could not have been link
tSan this hs qadss
have the honor TO be, your obedient servant,
band robbed of bis brightest and most precious
WIS Of the sna .s
physician, as Miss Belle ACTON, who for long
She was well worthy Of !hs notice Of ii; hisRiy
shs was an and a
fu to the obi CATIONS posed by her she
Ss hand to M
dear ones ne that Clustered rauud her home never
RsF That had Beer en- 6 bs
home Of childho cd BY the hand of love was des,
while she wore her bird al robes Death had claimed
her for his own. During her long and painful
to cg
her brow they could not realize that she was no
more. As I stoes by the coffin and saw her hus-
and hearts Well nigh breaking, thought truly
departed one yoa are deserving Of such grief
cIuciiI. were 1T emblems Of the purity and hoIi.
ness within. Disconsolate husband and weeping
know a link in the golden chain has been broken
Brolenl ah no, not broken. but only raised to
s sns. side of the dark river waiting for r s iGssa
No more, no more, with greeting smile,
Kind voice and buoyant tread
They hsJs P.s, sth ,ss dad s is"
Ar gone like the flowers Of early spring
That ds xs6 sesi to the OF God
We mourn her in the tomb. Geo. A. b.
Wastirgtoa Circle, Fenian B,othsrhood.l
Sir ond Brother: The following, preamble and
washington Circle F. B., May 7, ISIS:
Whereas the hand Of death bath fallen Upon the
moving to her bright ster nal home the com Danion
| of his bappiest years, the partaker OF his every
w. ReSofred, That we hereby tender our friend and
| brother our coincidence and sympathy, deploring
and hoping he may be granted the siren 9Th, forti
tude and resignation to bear up Under this SAD De-
Resoived. That these resolutions be entered
upon the Minute Book of the Circle, ana that a
copy be sent to our afflicted brother, DR.. 2.
H?S5 s gS.sftH' Committee.
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PRnsosAL.-General Sheridan and stan are

PRRsoNAL.-General Sheridan and stan are
at Wizards.
Mayor Wallach, Marshal Lamon, Mr.. L. A.
Gobright, of the Associated Press, and others,
have returned from Springfield, Illinois. to
which city they accompanied Dir. Lincolns
remains.
DR. Brown, embalmer, and MIR. George
Harvey, undertaken, who accompanied the re-
mains, have also returned.
DIsoRDBRLY PARTY.-Saturday night OFF,
GERS German and Vernon arrested Jno: Fhon
as Smiler, Major Bray and George Boteior,
colored, on the charge Of being drunk and dis
orderly. and they were taken to the 10th pre-
cinct station. Smiler alleged that they at
tackled but they allege that the fuss was COM
mencei by himself. Justice Handy fined each
$3.50
DEPOT FOR MOURNING DRESS GOODS
Those in need OF mourning goods will find
themselves supplied to the best advantage by
Jos. J. May & Co, who have made special
provision for furnishing every thing requisite
In that line. Their depot for mourning goods
similar establishments in the large Northern
cities.
MAY BALL.-Great is the excitement amongst
the little folks and their Older friends in view
of Marni's May Festival coming off TO- morrow
night, and which promises to assemble the elite
OF w washington by its attractions. Those who
wish to enjoy something very delightful should
by all means attend.
CHURCH DRDICATIoN.-The Methodist Epis-
copal Church on Sth street, between ID and T.
streets, Island, was dedicated yesterday morn
ing. Among those who occupied the pulpit on
the occasion were the Rev. Bishops Wayman
and Payne.
at THE FAIR now being held at Gonzaga
Hall, on street. we notice that Mr.. Pearson,
of Jay Cook & Co.'S Banking House, won the
beautiful opera cloak at table No. 4, rallied
Saturday evening
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by VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

CONNECTICUT AVENUE AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10th instant,
at o'clock, will sell in front of the premises,
part CT Lot l3, Square l63, on street and Connee
ticut nue., fronting 20 feet by 90, and improved
by good and bstsntially built Brick BUILDING g.
cOntanipg two rooms, lix2S feet, and good cell
lar.
Terms: One half cash. balance 5 aud months,
bearing interest, and secured by deed OF trust on
Conveyaneing at the expense of the purchaser.
mxh W l.. WALL Co. Aucts.
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CITY ITEMS.

JRwELRY.--Goldp plated jewelry, silver
plated tea spoons, cups, call bells, napkin
rings for only one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. l39 Pennsylvania avenue, near IL
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT
AUCTION EAST OF THE CAPITOL.
On FRIDAI, the l2th instant, at O'Clock D. m =,
Lot No. Il. in su bdivision of Square south OF
sauare No. 9l5 with the iru provements, hich are
2 good two-st9ry franz. house. This property
streets east Of the Capitol
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6 months, tn 9,
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment
bearing interest.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveysncing, including revenue stamps, ct
the cost of purchaser.
Title indisputahle
my6 GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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IL 1Hop' Do D11su, 70cV'' U00l sF10"H'
PEREMPToRYsALE OF LARGE LOT OF OLD
BRICKS AND LUMBER AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, May Is, at 10 O'Clock,
win sell at the Butchers Market, Georgetown
about e0e goo good Bricks; also, alarge lot of Lum
Der, dc, DC.
At the same time will lease, at pull auc lion
large lot of unoccu pied ground. in lots to salt
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
my cd Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON AND To-NoRROW.


RYJAs Q. MeaU1Rs.a co.. AuctiOnser..
x1sF sGSf 4 hGE 6 SS
e aosb Al r EFftRs sobs May ssh. a. 81.
ssn.ss Nv sa ss 81 Ley
inches ,fa.. on 7th street vest near the corner Of
Sss1 s lsss mutual sass
Terms: One half ss snc ne ne aSSi9pinins lot,
WE'VE twe,ve months with secured notes bearing in
All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur-
sp 2s:dads &c. MCGUIRE 4 co.. Arota.
RY J. g. STAFFORD CO., Auctioneers.
TAIgAARgkkEE lot o NTAR TIE
On MONDAY IFTERS6oE, May 5. Al O'clock.
on the premises we shall sell BOT No 25 in square
back q feet to IS foot alley. Wv ~ -
This property fronts street north, nesr NORTH
the Printing Office and near Catholic Church, in q
one 1s fer Rs TssdSs and
u months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
COMMANDMENTS and revenue stamps at the cost OF
mys iohron J J. G. STAFFORD & co .Aucts.
by VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
ID South corner Penn. ave- and Ninth street.
a. 20 TOBACCO, sEGARs; sc.
en 10 m i sss Auction
Roe ma 2 let Of Groceries, embracing
ChestB Tea
Boxes Toilet, CASTLE and Family Soap
Boxes Pepper, Mustard. Candles, &c
Boxes Indigo. boxes various brands Tobacco
segsrs aud smok Ing Tobasco, bales and boxes
Gases Old Bourbon Whisky. Claret and Brandy
consignment of California Wines
10 cases California Sherry
10 do do Port
do do Angelica
do do Brandy
Octaves Brandy and Gin
so barrels Gibson, Bourbon, Old Rye, and other
brands Whisky
ALSO,
Soda Fountain and Appsratu complete.
my6 WI. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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RY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUsTIEY SALE OF yALyABLI REAL Es-

Dry W. L. WALL CO., Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is-
TATE IN TIN SEVENTH WARD.
=, By virtue Of = decree of the Supreme Court Of
tins aas as sHu and sssss ia
cause in which william B. Riley ct. al in behalf Of
the nS R1sp ssSs
sse ae PaSo AUCTION
So'eIock, ?. NJ, the Following Real Estate. viz
All that part Of Lot numbered nine tsl
"a Of paD Of G Of
square, at the Intersection of d street south and
With said 10th street ninety 900 eet thence west
ffty-four (t4] feet ten and one half uO1l) inches.
ss lime
half (iOh) inches to the place Of beginning, with
the improvements II sreon
street south and 10th street west. and offers great
inducements to purchasers:
twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments enthusiastically endorsed and
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
TUE aeso % DO retained until all OF the purchase
AN conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
ave days from the day OF the Trustee fsserySe
the RIGHT TO resell the said property At me dss
three days notice in some newspaper printeo IN
the city of Warrington. r,ovp- Trustse.
uhn.e.xwhds WI. WALL CO.. Aucts.
IRepublican.I sH
TUESDAY AFTERNooN, ssn, Yn HsSr q Nay.
.pb VIM L. WALL & co.. Arsta.
14u AgSxFF sA1s II rS
uya UM' ~ VAIL /" W. Auc~'
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A FINE CONCERT IN PRosPECT.-We hear
that musical entertainment of the highest
order is soon TO be given here in the shape OF
concert by Prof. Strini, the distinguished bias so.
Many of our citizens have already en- joyed the
opportunity OF hearing Prof Strini Turing the
winter, as he has most generously given the
benefit Of his distinguished abilities to various
musical entertainments held for charitable and
meritorious purposes. The concert, we learn,
Will come off at Seaton Hail. Prof. Strini will
be assisted on the occasion by many leading
professional musicians and amateurs In this
city and elsewhere, and it is certain that the
entertainment will be one which all lovers OF
music " i'll be able TO thoroughly enjoy. The
affair is already creating much interest in mu-
steal circles.
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MUNICIPAL NISIT-On Wednesday next
the Mayor and City Council OF Washington
will be the guests of the municipal authorities
dance with previous arrangements, would
have been some time ago, but in consequence
OF the assassination of the President, was de-
ferred until the present week The Joint
Special Committee of the Council OF this city,
consisting OF three members from each branch,
are making preparations TO receive the guests,
about sixty in number, in becoming manner,
and II is certain that the time they remain here
will be fully occupied a visit TO Swami Lake
and other objects OF interest connected with
the Water Department OF this city, will be fol-
low ed by an excursion around the har Dor and
down the river the next day: in the meantime
other places OF interest in and about the city
will not be oyerlooked.-BaU Clipper
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pYJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE ON
ST. NORTH. BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS WEST, NORTH
SIDE.
A three story Brick House No 372, with three
story back building, being Lot No 5, in Square
go, fronting 26 feet inches on street, and run
ming back la feet to 80 foot alley, and on its west
side has Is foot alley. runni north through the
SQUARE The front building is % feet inches front
and 81 deep, with the back building Is feet deep
aud Il feet wide, with lobby 10 feet deep between
front and back buildings and private stairway.
The front and back buildings contain II rooms,
besides store room and large Kitchen. two of the
rooms in front building being fine large drawing
rooms. -
The sale will take place on SAT URDAY, the 18th
of May, at o'clock D. M, If not previously dis
Terms at sale, and possession given the LIST of
Deed and stamps. &c at expense of purchaser.
CHRIS. AN DIRE WIS, Trustee.
may5-d j. G, MCGUIRE & GO, Aucts.
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FATAL ACcIDfn nj ~ Friday morning, as
crossing 18TH street, cart, driven bv a bow
named Charles Wesley RundelI, was stncf
causing 1t 10 tilt, and he fell out, the wheel of
the cart passing over him. He walked 10 his
residence, corner 13K and ID streets. and DIR.
Croggon called, Iwho pronounced him 70 be
seriously injured internally, and notwith-
standing the attention gwen him he died in
about two hours.
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GRAND LARCENY On Sunday morning Of
fcer Vernon arrested VIM Williams, q hack
man, on the charge OF having taken from Gus
tayus ' anhorn' OF an Ohio regiment, about
$3.50 in money, a check fer the same amount,
ard discharge. Fanhorn and a friend en-
gagged Williams TO drive him around on Satur-
Gay night, and In the morning he found him
sell In stable, minus his money. He COM
plalned 10 the 10th precinct station, when off,
Ger vernon went to Williams house and sue
ceeosu In hnoing $500 hid in the bed. The
street Justice Handy committed him TO Jail
for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-08

at THE FAIR now being held at Gonzaga
Hall, on T. street, we notice that Mr.. Pearson,
of Jay Cook & Co.'S Banking House, won the
beautiful opera cloak at table No. 4, rallied
Saturday evening
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= DEMNEp GRAIN. GRAN SACKS.
HORSES. AND MULES.
Chief Qt.arternrasters Office, DEPOT Of Washinstont
Washington, D. C., May (. 1855
Va, on MONDAY, May Is, 1865, at IL clock ..
M. about coo bushels of Grain and 200 Grain
Sacks condemned as being unfit for public use.
at the same place, on TUESDAY, May Is, 1855,
at II O'Clock a. M, alot of condemned Horses and
Mules.
Terms cash in Government funds.
o. b. FUCKER.
Brig Gen. and Chief Gu after master,
my4-d Depot of Washin gton.
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pYJ. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.

DBs5RABLE, NEAT AT,o 1W9sToB BY BEioK
ON 10TH SHEET. BETWEEN MAssACHU.
On WEDNESDAY AfYERNOON, May IL, at 81
O'Clock, the prem ises, We shat sell Lot Is, in
Merricks subdivision of square No. l8l, fronting
% feet 10th street west, between Massachusetts,
avenue ard north p street, and running back -. -
feet to a 2l-fsot alley, improved by neat two
story brick dwelling house with brick back build.
ing, containing in all six rooms and passage.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in and IL
months. with secured notes bearing interest.
All conveysncing and stamps st cost of the pur.
chaser.
rny5 j. q. mC6 U1RH d co. Aucts.
IT e. MARsHAL'S SALEOF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, ID. Gin virtue of . writ of feri facas is-
sued from the Clerks Office of the Supreme Ceurt
of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, .
l will sell at public sale. for cash in front of the
premises on FRIDAY, the 5th day of May next,
1865, At o'clock p. all defendants right title.
claim and interest in and to the west Part of Lot
No. lin square No. $50, bein the House an Lot
PennsylSania avenue, south side, between 9th and
10th street west, and now occupied by ]. B. FL.
vans as hardware store, together With all and
singular the Improvements thereon, sieZed AID
Levied upon as the property Of Waiter Lenox, and
will be sold to satisfy udicials No. 26l, supreme
Court, in favor of Alexander Provost; IIecutor
of W. d. Winter. WARD II. LAMON,
ap ls-dts Us. Marshal .. O.
HPHEAB0VE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. the 18th instant same hour and place.
WARD H LAM0N,
my5 Q. B. Marshal BIC,
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RI ". I. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
" South corner Penn aEenna and 9th g.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers

STToSSAAh Sale I've tEk1 DESIRABLE FEED
oo RSHsE OF AT Ssr s aHb sF on
We s2u .s al ThU ksS Jeff
NEXT: May II. 1865. at O'Clock p. m, the above
dsph 6 feet
ements consist of the Feed Store, 25 by IS
capacity and stabng for Ave horses eaS fb Ss
g E. BaH ssra pspa
ENGAGING eng in the feed business The entire prem
expiring the LIST of January 1859 A. the e esaSe
ration of the tenancy the lessee has the privilege
OF Aer she sse Su It'd the
S Sne,I hay Press, one bay Cutter, two Platform
sSe HoIses io9 OF Cotton and Bursp
Wagon. 90, &c.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
P. sZThe above property is offered at private
sale until the day and hour above named Terms
can be ascertaned by calling at the Store mys.4t
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT 1. FEggRkIFgRs AND HOUSEHOLD
On At m6 6ksshsS ss Msg At
O'Clock At the residence, No. 204 / street, be-
cellent assortment of Household Furniture and
Effects. eomprising- "NN
Pine Steel Plate Engravings,
Oil Paintings,
plush covered Reception and Side Chairs,
Mahogany Bookstands, Gilt CLOCK.
Eli at TsaSs ads
Mahogany Hatrack,
Mahogany and Walnut and Cottage Bedsteads.
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Waehstands
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Toilet Tables,
Mahogany Bookcases, Lounges.
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows
lair and Husk Mattresses
Walnut Extension Tables,
Mahogany Side Chairs,
Mahogany Tables and Sidebeard,
Plated, Crockery, and Glass Ware,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Mating, dc.
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms cahh.
my8.d JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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Dye. Ri. CROWN & CO., Aucts.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD.
+ ING LOT AT AUCTION.
By order of the Honorable Orphsns' Court Of
the District of Columbis, we will sell Ct public
auction, ON THURSDAY, May Is, at p: m. on
lot fronts % feet eth street island west. be-
tween and Z, running back "a feet to o 10 foot
Terms One half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, duly secured.
"a WILLIAM e. TUCK
B. K. MCR2ELL,
Executors of Samuel Hamilton, dece assd.
my4 3wr G. r. l.. CROWN g. CO., Aucts.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
FIRST GLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOE SALE


AT AUCTION.
Or WEDNESDAY, May y, at u m, I will SELL at
sWeedley, eontsinfng, by recent survey, 81 acres
3roods and IS perches; an adjoining tract, mostly
be added if desired req The improvemsnts are a
large, well built DWELLING, beautifully sitaa.
fine view of Washington city. the Potomac river.
ana tae surroundisg country; large Barn and
sary ontbuildings. There is large number of
Irult Trees 81 andsrd and dwarf, embracing near
ly every variety.
-, The above PLACE is situated in the county of
Washingten d. g, "a miles north of Georgetown
directly east of St. Adams church on tie road to
Tennsllytown. 1t is bounded On the north and
Road !" part of which was completed last wear,
by which road the place will be within Is minutes
drive Of Washington city.
further description of this operty is deemed
unnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing are
invited to examine the place. ~
Terms ene third cash; balance upon terms f.
be agreed upon the day of sale.
P. A. BOWEN
my6 THGS. BOWLING. Aucts.
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g ECOND ANNUA PICNIC
osAGE TRIBE, No. 6,I.oR.M.,
For the benefit Of the widows and orphans IA
OF the Tribe, at 7th street Park, on k841&
MONDAY, May 18th.
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting gentleman and
ladies. my6 IT.