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NJ 6AAIlMVhh
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Tisr6geTe 80 ~ Graat STREET,
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"a tao moria tor W eaAHe$s = TO Bach Or Limbs
TTLIcIuLts q IScttoDs u 4ae ildheJS and Bladder
a. w. tlupI Ie1c@' General DeAli"
tEy, Ihsbeqsy, Laisu0T, ioE Spirits
GoH!Ss!oh q lcGaS fFi.as52n OF the de9rt, IimiG,
n.y. +fclnpilAg DlnMesS OF Ggat or G&diness, Dis"
esse5 o. the Head, Throat, Nose CT SKIN, affections
Of t3e Liver Lungs Stonaca 9" GGE2is-thOse terr-
Do dlsofGers arising from Solitary Habits 9f Youth
SscTe and solitary practices more fatal 20 their VIC
Tias Ihan re song o. eyTens - the Mariners OF
ulysses bhSn1nS t1eIr most brilliant hopes or an
tielpEIi0GS, rendering Marriage. &C., impOGsibls
DR.. JOHNSTON,
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BAElTIMOFRE Daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MAY / 18ee
NAH. REGULATIONS.

Time Of Arrival ond CLOSING of Mails al the Post
Office, Baltimore Md.
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tlaG Q 2 NA4i NEl4 AITI HID eEEot Y II. NUVFa
ING
u the best in use. and has besn well known !oy fl
toon yoara.
We guarantee all Few work ior Eve sos7s.
L ig better than Tn. and costs hairss snach,
oiG Eocfs repaired ct slor! notice.
" Q are tho only II manufacturer q ROOFING MA
tG3lAL5 IN maryland. eli Of which -aa kqep 3cu-
LlN ROOFS z6d iFCN EENCfag ,ayrts4 vii.
coz "a 81 81 "a IA aLl!I. |ARHTSE.
cs PAGE BROS & CO..
10 CT Ms frrisi ~ es,Ep+
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xa FOR Observation-Disclosures LINE.
A-The Regular Packet Schooner ANNA S.
ksEaS& BROWN, Baker, Master, is now loading for
the above port, and having the most Of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch. For balance Of
freight or passage apply to K. II. HESLEN, n. ". .
corner Pratt and Gay streets. mh2-tf
zst FOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. ves-
@E5R sci will be dispatched for the above port in
case sufficient freight offers. Apply at once to
M. HESLEN. N. W. corner of Pratt and Gay streets
till further. ja2O-tf
Exx FOE GALVESTON, TEXAS.-Tbe fine
&#A fast sailing Schooner MARGARET D.
SAGAE LUCY, Crosby, master, having the most Of
her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch for
the above port; for balance of freight or passage
ID. HESLEN, northwest corner Pratt and Gay streets
till further notice. deIq-tf
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
Marine Insurance COMPANY

OF BALTIMORE,
OFFICE I73 SOUTH BROADWAY.
I'm the Banking House formerly accounted
by the Second National Bank.
n ms Company lnsures 'oithout Harqe for Policu
Buildings Merchandise and other PROPERTY in or ant
OF the city against Loss or Damage by Fire for one
year or for shorter period, and assurances may he
made Tor seven or for less number of wears The
company also insures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk.
Applications for Insurance or for information in
relation to the Company may be made to JAMES r
hhNOOLfu, vice President, or to
HENRY G. JONES, Secretary
:, - PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
R. K. Hawley, John ! Sbrabams
Jas. L. Randolph, las q RAMSAY
VIM. II. Cathcart, George 4 ToIemsr
Charles I. Norris iTbos' Bnoz
John ). Gilman, Caleb Uvnas
mhl2-tf JOHN ". R8ND6iPiHf.n President.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
NO. AZ SECOND STREET, North Side.
=, This Company lnsures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions o. proDerfv eifber in
the city or county, for week, month or yeor
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
Gu JOHN COATES,
President.
Chauncey Brooks, William F. Pents.
Henry S. Shryock, John c. BRIDGES
Simon Parkhurst, James O. Smear
William Bridges, Joseph Matthews
John G. Hewes, William Chestnut
John Turnbull, Jr4 ! John q. Hurst.
OTIS SPEAR,
oc2-ly Secretary.
= r..
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The following statement shows the quantity of
tween the LIST Of January and the 18th of March,
1866 per custom house returns at the following points:
Suspension Bridge Detroit, 0gdensburg, Rochester
and For. Erie.
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pefroEen,n Market. APRIL IS.

Crude-There was much better demand for crude
to-day than yesterday, and while the transactions
were unusually large and the market apparently
frmer, there is no change to make in quotatiors13
cludcd. some holders asking 49, The reported sales
were as follows: 5000 bbs. in bulk 40 to IS grayity)
at 49, 1000 bbs, in bulk 90 gravity,) at 49,; 500
bbs returned, at 13 49, $50, $50 and $50 all at IT,
The reports from Oil City are rather conflicting in
regard t. the price of oil there dispatches quo
ting at $t.25, and others at $3.50 hh The river is
walls vii! doubtless be large for some days TO come
Refned-There was considerable inquiry for May
advance, while in June. July and August deliveries
remain unchanged-sales of $40 bh's. for May, at
1913 500 for same delivery at 90 500 do do at 40 and
500, for first half of June, at Al. We continue to
quote ~ 43 for July; a for August. and 45 for Sep
tember Free Oil is quiet ard dull, and nominally
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nos,on Cotton Goods Market .nr,, os
Cincinna1i Provision MARKET, April -.

The market is active and bu0yant, and prices are
higher but an unw;llingness to sell checks opera
tons. Mess Pork is in active demand at 27.25G2
bbs do at S27 early in the day. but ut the close it
could not be bought under S27@2<. Five hundred
bbs sold at S23, buyers option 20 days. There is
Bacon is held higher. Shoulders sold early in the
day at l2I4 cts but were held at the close I213G
Sides at II Cts with sdme sales t at i66 cs e cT
in the day. Bulk Meat advanced 4 ct. Shoulders
sold at u cts packed, to the extent of60 hhds and
about 000O0 ibs loose II cts. Sides were held at
II CTS loose, with sales of 50COG DIS at IA cts loose
and about Is hhds. hacked, at l4GgliH cts. Clear
Sides are neld ct l512@l6 cts. Hams are nominal at
l6%dl7 cts. Bacon Hams are held at l9Qlgl% cts
and sugar cured do at 2l@22H cts. canvassed and
packed. Lard was in demand at 10 cts. and 300 cs
prime city kettle rendered SOC at that price, but was
held 10000 cts, at the close, with buyers at ~
cts. In kegs it is offered at III cts There is moth
ing doing in head and gut, and no accurate quota
lions can be given.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &C. TO-NIGBr.

L.
HkoFER Positively the last representa-
uOI OF Tue great spectacular drama, The Sea
OF ice, or n Thirst for Gold" thus evening,
with all the startling effects, fine scenery, ard
brated. FN - WV
,MiEIAERoTT 1IALL.-The grand concert for
- O+hent OF the choir OF ST. AIoysius Church
GnGtI the direction OF Mad. Cecilia Y krc,sch-
. n tHls evening. The best musical talent in
L 10 ny mas been engaged, among others, Theo-
80. n no mann and the programme embraces
sOnle OF The finest OpeTatIc gems.
CIkCCS AND HHNAGERIE, foot of 9Th street
near the ayenue.-Dan Rice's great consol-
lda!eu CiTcCs and Menagerie every afternoon
ano evening this week. Dan Rice as lecturer
gu clown ne monster elephant Romeo the
attractions '1e
MAEiNIs ASSEMBLY Rooms, late Temper
ne 1Ie nan, street-First grand ball OF the
mouse Carpenters Society. Fine music has
been engaged. and great pains taken in the
sttung up OF the supper, &c, so as TO make
THIS pail one of the successes of the season
IsLASD HALL, Virginia avenue, between 9th
anu Snu 1th streetS-The fair for the benefit Of
Trace ~ Il Church commences this eyen-
ing. and a pleasant time is anticipated Fine
Iaoleaux every evening. The ladies having u
IN charge are determined TO make tins f5s fair
OF the season. The articles on exhibition ara
OF me nnest character, arranged with taste aud
stNyIaI novelties have been introduced to add
" the a'TacuTeness of the entertainment
CASTERBURY.-Last week of the season An
entIe Ghange OF programme. THE GuerriIlas
dul0us," &c " A
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NATIONAL JOHNSON CLUB-A club under
the above title, has been started in this city,
ofhcered as follows:
President-Hon. Montgomery Blair of Md
Vice Presidents-Maine, Hon. Bion Bradbury;
New Hampshire, Lewis w. Clarke, Esq; Yer
NOR A. ]. Willard, Esq; Massachusetts, ].
;. Whitney, ESQ; Rhode Island, w. b. Law
renee, Esq; Connecticut, Hon. w. ID. Bishop;
New York, Dean Richmond, Esq; New Jer-
sey, Hon. J. +. Stockton; Pennsylvania, Hon.
Asa Packer; Delaware, Hon. w. Salisbury;
Hon. A. II. H Stuart West Virginia, Hon p
@. Van Wrinkle; North Carolina, Hon. w. A
Graham; South Carolina, Hon. ]. l.. Orr; Geor-
gia. Hon. Jas. johnson; Tennessee, Hon. w.
r. Campbell; Alabama, Hon. Ct. =. Houston:
mississippi, Hon. J. l.. Alcorn; Louisiana,
Hon. Randall Hunt; Indiana, J. +. Mcdonald,
Esq, Illinois, Hon. ). :. Marshall; Ohio, Ex-
Gov. Tod; kentucky, Hon. Jas. Guthrie; Wis
Consln, - Shores, Esq; Iowa, Hon. III. G..
Dodge: Minnesota, Hon. ID. S Norton; Nilsson
ri, q. nj. Elliard, Esq; Kansas, NJ. J. PARROT,
Esq; Nevada, - Puett, Esq; California,
Hon. J. w. Denver; Oregon, Hon. ]. w. Ne
smith; Michigan, Hon. X. McClelland; Florida,
Judge Marvin; District of Columbia, z. r.
tehdall. Esq. Recording SecIetaries-Col. J.
K. o Belrne, X. +. Page, Esq, +. McNerna-
Mason, Iowa. TreaSurer-FitZhugh CoyIe,
Esq, President National Bank of the Repub-
lie Executive COMMUNICATION. J. Hughes,
Ind, Chas. KNAPP, Esq, J. CT. Berret, Esq. g.
w. Boteler, Esq, W. II. Lamon, Esq, Ct II.
Plant, Esq, w. Il. Magruder, Esq, G. Wen
dell, Esq, j. ID. Hoover, Esq. ]. F Coyle,
Esq John Ferguson, Esq, l.. Huych, Esq,
J +. Ennis, Esq, W. E. Spalding, Esq, A 4.
Perry, Esq.
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ny GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
CHANcERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL

In pursuance Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
II. District Of Columbia. rendered on the 9Th day
James W Gibson is com plsinant and Elizabeth Glib
son, John Gibson, and others are defendants, we,
said Court in that behalf will sell at public auction,
upon the premises, commencing on Che nrst named
ssy Of April 1855, the Following n real s.tsts, tSs. I.
% ss ssy;.Lo. NUMBERED I've 90 In subdiyi.ion Of
!i6l,l with the improvements, which are q good
rTS nnd attic Bsr H0ss & TIL:
And immediately stter the sale Of the sber. We
street north, between ~ and 9th streets vest,
numbeEed four and I've q and s. IN sSusf U num- n
bered four hundred and ninety, tss6;t the said
inches 1 nO g. e
eornN Of said Lot No. Z, and thence running north
feet ns6es thence iness. G shsnos
Sa Sns P.y to
north street, thence east about is feet inches to
large Brief House, with sseH 5SiPdiss. staSis
And On %EDNEsbHY the ,th DAY of Apr,l 1855
We shall proceed 10 sell in front of the premises az
o clock .. m, commencing on the drst- mentioned
Is and a. in square numbered two hundred and
ninety six, (2ss the said parts Of said Lots and
sd sss On line Tsh
street south g feet thence north to public alley,
ginning, with the Improvement, which are a good
two story Frame House, &C &C. This property
Is on south q, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west.
Also, part of Lot numbered six, TO- in Square
numbered two hundred and sixty four, (7f4, , be-
ginning for the same at the northwest corner OF
said Lot, and running thence east So feet sinehes
thence south % feet inches, thence west 81 feet
inches thence north - feet inches to the place Of
beginning, with the improvements, which are q
good Frame Dwelling House. &e., &c.
Also, the west Il feet front Of Lot numbered sew
enteen, (7,l in Square numbered four hundred
and ninety six, (495, running back the same width
IL feet inches to wide slley, with the improve
ments, which are . good two-story Frame Dwell
ling House, &C.. &C.
Terms One-third of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash at the time Of sale aud the purchaser
purchasers 10 give nstes for the balance OF the
purchase money, payable six, twelve, and eighteen
months after the day Of sale, with interest from
The purchaser TO pay for stamps and ali cover
ancing. A. GREEN,
JOS. i. HODGs0H,
E.F. QUEEN,
wv. BARNACLO,
JOSEPH PECK,
- Commissioners.
NH u eokds GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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MISSIONARY hNNIvERsARY.-The annual
MISSIONARY Anniversary of the Assembly's
Church took place 1t their church, corner 5th
and streets, last evening. The meeting was
opened with singing by the choir; after which
the school sang hymn. The pastor then made
few remarks, after which he introduced Mr.
Grinnell, of Iowa, who delivered an interest
ing address on the missionary cause. The next
speaker introduced was Hon. Mr.. Price, who
spoke OF the increase of the society in the past
I'VE years. The President, Lieut.. General
Grant, Hon Mr.. Price, Hon. Mr.. Grinnell, and
others, were made life members. The amount
received during the evening amounted TO up
wards OF $500.
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDB.-Last evening, about
81 O'Clock, young woman named Emma
Clark, attempted 10 commit suicide by taking
landanu-n- The attempt was discovered in
time 10 apply the proper remedies. DIR. Phil
lips was called TO attend her, and about 1890
O'Clock she was pronounced out of danger
Roundsman Franklin and Officer Holbrook, of
the Second Ward, rendered the physician all
the aid in their power during his attendance
upon the patient. The affair occurred at the
house Of Annie Baldwin, No. 22s G street, near
Thirteenth.
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BRows's BRONCI HAL TROCHES.-From the
Medical Director of the General Hospital, Ben
ton Barracks, near 81. Louis, March 2, 1864.
Mass.:-Use of your far-famed ana most SER
yiceable STroches' is being made in the hospi-
tai of which / have charge, and witt very
beneficial and decided results in allaying Or N
chIaI irritation" For Coughs and Colds the
Troches give prompt relief GO.
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FUsERAL.-The funeral of the late Josias
Adams, lntendauL OF the Asylum, took place
yesterday afternoon, and was largely attend
ed. Among others present we noticed Mayor
Wallach, Aldermen Gulick, McCathran, and
other members of the City Councils, the Com
missioners OF the Asylum, and several corpor-
alton officers. The funeral services Were con-
Quoted by Rev. George w. Leech, Of the East
Wash ington Methodist Church, and the re-
mains were Inferred in the Congressional Ce-
metary.
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The RESULT OF JEALoUsY-On Friday, 4
coiored girl named Jennie Pearson, residing
IN Tin Cup Alley, becoming enraged because
her lover had changed his affections to girl
named Sarah Williams, walked into the room
OF the latter, and drawing a razor, drew il
down Sarah's back, but fortunately it did not
make deep cash. Jennie was arrested by
Officer ". H. H. Evans, and Justice Boswell
held her for court. She was subsequently, ar
rested by the same officer for dIsorderly con-
duct, for which che was fined $500.
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AssAULTiAND BATTERY. Yesterday Charles
Nugent, hackman, well known to the police,
was arrested by officer Fuss, on the charge OF
having committed, on Saturday night, assaults
on Chas. l.. Valley and VIM. II. Swaggart, and
on the first case he was by Justice Walter
committed TO Jail for court, and on the second
held for q hearing
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CoRSs, BUsIess, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue
cessfully treated without pain. by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 42i Penusyl-
wanna avenue. between * and 9Th streets OF
fee hours from a. N. TO p. m, and 10 Sp.
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DRY GoODs.-I have now ready for sale one
of the best assorted stocks OF Dry Goods to be
found in this city. Having recently purchased
them at the lowest market prices l am enabled
10 sell them very low.
NICHOLAS PHELAS,
cprCar lSta flan;t,I C.,-:-., ma,
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1T is REMARKABLE FACT, that for sixteen
dollars you can purchase an AI-wool Scotch
Cashmere Gentlemen's SUIT (complete) of
George g. Henning, corner Of Seventh street
and Maryland Avenue, lIsIand) J
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,Y JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., AueaOnesrs.

IL JAZZ o HNUO fHH O OVst AGCHOnooTss
STOCK SALE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April Sd, ct 6
O'Clock. at the auction rooms, we shall SELL
$500 Corporation of Washington Six per cent,
Quarterly Stock
800 Corpora alter of Washington Six per can't
Semi annual Stock
go Corporation of Washington Five per cent
Quarterly Stock
800 Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Coupon Bonds
1000 Virginia State stock
1000 Tennessee State Stock
LOCO North Carolina State Stock
600 Missouri State 81 pck
100 shares National Express and Transports.
tion Company
] 900 First Mortgage Manassas Gap Railroad
Bonds. five years interest
700 United States Five twenty Bonds.
WILL BE ADDED
5000 Merchants National Bank of washingtou
City Stock.
Terms cash.
nh g dts &C McGUIRE.& CO JAuot
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SILVER Plated TEA SPCJoys.-Eyery lady
IN mo Want OF lea ~ CON- should call at Priggs
pIa.a1 20 N,Gore, and get Sett OF Spoons
70 la'e9 OF AIbata, for only one Dollar, No 43S
=" ave, third door from Z street
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DIED.,

SPENCE On the LIST instant, at e'cleck O. m 4,
ANNIE POWELL, wife Of Thsmas W. Spence.
Der iupeTsl will take place at p m, on Tues
Services st ST. Alsysius.
ALLEN. ON April LIST, JOSEPH SAVAGE In
FAINT son OF Breyet Lieut.. Col. Il. 3 and Martha
Allen aged year months and Is days.
DOOLING WILLIAM D0OLlhG, at the resi-
dence Of his nephew. David HYDE on Monday
fiis funeral will take plAss on Tuesday, the Il,
at CLOCK.
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THR PAssoyER.-The Jewish feast of Pass
over, commemorative of the destruction Of the
first born of the Egyptians, commenced on
Friday evening last. This festival is observed
Tor ten days by the strictest sect Of the Jews.
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CITY ITEMS.

PURCHASERS can save money by buying
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
at the One Price Store, corner 9TH street and
Maryland Avenue, UsIand). Nt
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corner list and East Capitol sts., Capitol H

G. +. CUMMINs, 3i7 9TH street, 1.-TWO doors be-
low Northern Market) whose reputation in the
Boot and Shoe line is well known, has received
and is receiving every day an immense and
beautiful assortment of new Spring Boots and
Shoes from his faVorite manufac .orie5, all Of
which have been well tested and found faith
ful
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REV. ID. EVANS REEsE.-This popu lar min
lister Of the Methodist Protestant Church, for
merry pastor Of 9th street station, where be
was highly esteemed, has again been appointed
70 that charge by the Maryland Conference, the
term Of service OF the late pastor, Rev. j. L.
Ward, having expired, Yesterday Rev. Mr..
Reese entered upon the discharge OF MS duties
in the pulpit and AZ the altar of his church. Ii
being the first Sabbath OF his term, the congre-
CATION naturally expected an Introductory dis
course upon the hopes and prospects for The
ensuing term; it being the regular communion
Cay Of the church many anticipated an able
discourse upon the crucifixion; and ii being
Easter others would expect sermon upon the
resurrection. The pastor chose for his text the
wards, sBut we preach Christ crucified, p" LIST
Corinthians. 1st chapter, sd verse, and upon it
based q sermon that included all the subjects
expected, and that Will not soon be forgotten
nv the members Of the congregation. AT the
con Inclusion of the discourse the communion
VAS administered by the pastor assisted by
Rev, Dr. Ball.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE-That corns, bun ions,
had nails etc. can be removed withou. pain
To be convinced call at DR.. Whites Rooms,
s24 Penn. ay., between ~ and 6tA streets.
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PUBLIC SALE.
RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY II GEORGETOWN

On TUESDAY, ApriI3 ISi6, at s o'clock D m 7
will sell, in front of the premises, part Of Lot No
LIS, fronting Do feet on Besl street. between MOnt-
gonery and Rock streets, and running bsek IH
feet. The improvements cons list Of a good Frame
Dwelling House, containing i've rooms
Terms: One half cash: balance in sir and twelve
on the property.
Conveys nciRg and stamps Of the cost Of the pur.
chaser.
m 29-d THOs BOWLING, Auot
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BUILDINGS ERECTED IN " AsHISoron CfrY
NURISG TIE 4 FAR loo5.-The Assessors, who
L.. ve bAeD in session at their rooms in the CITY
hai! {, board OF appeals, closed their labors
on Saturday, and made a very Interesting
report to the Mayor, showing that during the
year ending December 81, 1856, the improve
meutz were as follows:
Brsos Frame TotS Tstl
House, Hoases Stare. Ng,b-x Vain.
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
PUBLIC SALE or LOT on BkIDGE STREET,

By virtue Of deed of trust for WIN. Hardy, dated
February 18th, 1850 and recorded In liber J. A.
no. ~. IoLo 100 el sci, OF the Isno records OF
will sell, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the ID
day Of April next, at o clock In the afternoon,
"the east half of lot No Il. in Holmeads addition
to said Georgetown. Said lot being on the north
east corner Of the intersection OF Bridge and ont
gonery streets, said east half fronting thirty feet
on Bridge street, by one huL dred aud twenty feet
deep, OF equal width, together with all and snRu-
lar the buildings, improvements. privileges and
sppurtenances TO the same belonging, or in any
manner sppeTtaining. -"
The terms of sale are: One-third cash; TO BE- paid
at the time Of sale, ana the residue in three aud
six months, with interest from the dsy Of sale
to be secured to the Subtraction of the trustees
Ia H 4 gsEErER Trustees.
TH9s; BOWLING. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
(rsr eaer Ases.er SaIes see fo~A poss

ri ID. L. WELLS h 90. Aactieassrs.
We Will sell at Public Auction, on the promises,
en- wsDkksbAf. April 9TH. at 10 O'Clock .. m 4.
=. We residence Of . gentleman declining house
AeePihg all that lot ef furniture nd IN the
nouse 4 s2l an 9Th street, near X, CON prising-
AA,rs nice Brussels, Ingram and, Three PLY Gar.
Iste Tete Sofas, ottsmans, wha.-nos -
Siack walnut Spring bottom Chairs
mantsi ornaments, Piotu res. Marble-top Tables
Beosteads, Bedding, Reds, NJ attresses
Mahogany tables.
Also, lot Of Crockery, Chinswars, and a gene.
TAI variety OIL Household and Kitchen Furniture
aps u. l.. WELLS d CO., Aucts
RT JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auotioneer,.
SALE OF BOOKS AT THE AUCTION Rooms,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING April 9TH
hour
The collection 10 miscellapeous, embracing
BOOKS common to be found in the library OF q law
yer. compiler, and eccles iastic, together with a
variety OF light reading m after.
In the oollec ucn will be found q complete set Of
volumes.
Also, enc of FORCES AROuIvEs, as far As
published, 9 vols.
Terms cash.
sp LInt.l JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.