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uss, % TIT RspAY, he "a asy .ef ms. -, a
frons Of the P,snises. at - eeioek & a, ~ tsoss
g .G ssnssss S s's
foes. t15<s On the city of Washingsca, District 81
osi.0esa. eontaiusd within the fsllswins osess
ssa eessas; Bsginnins Cor the ssos 6 po = -
sss ss !. ss dt., 70. :ss sss
north With the vcst line q said S1usrs 60 eessB
issAes thence ea.t los feet ex iscSss % she psb,s
sssy tasnee ssssh : fset st.ehss: thsses rest $
tncSes; tkeoce sopth feet and thence vsss q fsss
siDeass 90 the lasce OF eeeinning, together vtsh
Buildings. sseS having rent q 3 ss.t is .ssss.
bach tSss eidsh los feet iS insSs. M 70 s. sssss
alley; and the Other lot extending bsrk the came
depth Of pneyea With, having front On eAe slisy
The trustees reeer>e the right 20 ssil bsth parss
tSseshsr OF Sr separately. - thsJ nay sees esst ss
The terms of sale, a. prescribed by the decree,
Are: One third Of the purchase money In cash. and
the residue in twe equal instaiseoss, st siI enA
twelve months for which notss OF the purchases,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and secured
and lien retained on tie premises ssid. All Coz
vey.neins and revenue stamps st the cost Of ne
Soas Tni n hAJT,sesr 1da aHses { rrsss...-
spio-tu tn sasv&ds Aucnssssrs.
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CITY ITEMS.

HEsnINa has sonething'neW In brown Cas-
simere Suits which he is selling at eikhteen
dollars He has limited supply only y
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TESTED Bv TrME.-For Throat Diseases,
Coles, and Coughs, "BrO,ra's Broschial Troctes''
have proved their efficacy by q test of many
years. The good effects resulting from the use
of the Troches have brought ont many worth
less limitations Obtain only "Brown's Bron-
chial TrpChes" eo
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4 'hkAr hOUsEHOLD GOODS SHILLING AT
~ hk FOLLOWING PRICES:
Sotton SStr.on Sheets - oents each
rhos Xsses y cents, Drawers snts
SSen window shades 90 cents
Stasie Bedsteads Al 81
ssnRie Hsir Mattresses Ss
1ouols Hair Mattresses 8 Is TO ,eIs
sn p AL rs Is aud 80 cents eash
- iron wash Stands 20 ann rs cents
wash Boilers, bathing Tubs -.e-r.
son1e fots Pester Pitchers, Walters
rnIeanks and Druggist Scales
neross 20 mention Wv wv
hB.-Goeds Of oil tescriptfsns bousas seld ana
eASosssa& ~ ADAM3OH'6
500 9th street, uext To
pSin Pennsylvania avenues.
L 7 FOX. STRAW HAT AMI RoISET
h. .BLEACHER AND PREsSER MIIIi.sr.
Can Z sop piled With Straw for slteriae Tth ~
9ss 1Ot sozth hsss. sTsRgs Al ii.ims'
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TIE WAsHINGToN PosT OFFIcE.-Durinp
the past month the letter-carriers of the Post
Once delivered l00,1SS letters received by mail
SIG local letters, and 1885, and collected
a, ,i6S letters from the boxes. The free delivery
registration and money order systems contin ne
TO grow IN favor, and are working we'll
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ORDERED TO LEAVE THE CITY, esterday,
- ames Harris, George Thompson, and Charles
Hdart. arrested by officer O'Callaghan, as sus-
rypIclous characters, were ordered to leave the
city by Superintendent Richards -.tt -
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The Fish HWHARvEs-There are but few fl n
arriving At the fish wharyes, and prices have
materially advanced. This morning there
were no herring Of consequence at the wharf
and were nominally quoted al 81 per thousand,
and shad were very scarce, the few up being
held at S2l per hundred
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TEE MEETING OF THE OLDEST INHABITANTs.
Theregular monthly meeting of this associa-
ton was held yesterday afternoon in the Alder.
mers Chamber, City: Col. b. Ogle TayIoe.
President, and DIR. A MeD. Davis secretary.
TIE following were elected mem bers Caleb
Birmingham, Evan Lyons. Col J. e. Pickett.
Lemlel Middleton, Peter o. O'Donnoghue, and
Sautel Bacon.
COl Pickett, Col. Seaton, and w. w. Corco.
ran. we're elected honorary members
Mr Randolph Coyle, from the committee on
the subject, reported form of certificate OF
membership; which was adopted, and POO
cOpPs were ordered to be printed on parch.
meRt
NJ j. +. Callan offered a resolution, which
wa,sdopted, for the appointment of com
mIttpe 70 inquire as TO the expediency of eele-
bratnE the Fourth OF July. The Chair an
pOIn;ed Messrs. ]. I. Callan. X. Coyle. and T.
G.. Brent.
Messrs. CIephane, b. o. TayIoe, and Col. ].
- Williams addressed the association, relating
many pleasant incidents OF the olden time
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BOARDING..

TWO GEETLEMEE WILL FIND PLEAS
Il ant Room and Board at 3S @ street, between
2lst and 2zd SITS my s-3ts
ROARDING One or two Ladies can be accom-
y modated with BOARDING where there are but
three other boardsrs, SIS per menth Good refer
ences re9uired. At street, No. 534, between 9Th
ana YIN my S-2ts
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
~ modated with Board and Rooms by applying
aecorner Of G and 18th streets, northeast corner,
flrst ward. my 2-tr
EIkST CLASS BOARD, A PARLOR AND
Il CHAMBER, commu pfcs sting, and one or two
other BOOMS. in the heaithiest part of the city.
Al NO: Louisiana avenue, opposite Oity Hall.
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOMMO.
"A dated With BOARD in private family, by ap-
plying at No 216 street, in the rear Of st.
Charies Hotel. my lot
GUNNER BOARDING HOUSE-The Maryland
y Agricultural College Building will be opened
on the 9th OF MAY for the reception of
Rs to the 18th Of September. The situa
t1on 10 high and healthy, surrounded By forest
trees; the building 10 thoroughly ventilated. the
ro0ms large; Apply to M RS. A. n. GREENHOW.
kefers to Rev DIR. Pinskney, Washington. b. c.,
or to DR.. j. o. Wharton and Prof N. B. Worth
ingIon. ap 23-eolms
FABLE BOABD-At No. SO Penna. ay-, near
Il 2lst st. References exchanged. ap6-tf
TABLE BOARD at No 464 10th street, Q few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms S1 per
month. de 16-h
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Rf j. q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionssrs.
OHIoKIRIEG PIANO IoRTE AND HOUSE
% %H4Lp pFURNiTeRE AND EFFEoTs AT AUd-
On fRIpAy MORNING, Msy 4th. eoun..cs.~
at 10 O'Clock. shall sell, &C 391 lsth st betUeeS
and < streets, all the Furniture therein. nsninT
One M.hogany Case Piano Forte, 81 octave. Sg,
One Walnut Suite Of Psrlor Furniture, oonsisssus
Of seven pieces, upholstered in Maroon Vet
Walnut hair Cloth Tete- a -tete Sofa
Mahogany Hair Cloth Rockers and Side Chairs
Mahogany Centre and Gard Table. Whatuot
Brussels PsIler Carpet. Demask Curtains
Mahogany Wardrobe and Bureaus ..
Mahogany French Bedstesds, Washstsnd
Walnut Cottage Bedstead
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Fine hair Mattresses, Window Shades .-
b all sett and Oil Cloth
One old English all Clock ''.-
Mahogany Extension Dining Table ' I
Mahogany Sideboard, Refrigerator
White French China Dinner and Coffee estt sAout
Crosksry, Glass Ware and Cutlery, &C.,
Step Cooking Stove and Kitchsn rsyyisitss
ap0 Intel Austionsses
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 3 co., Aucsio.e.r,-

SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM, I'M urcu
STATE OF CULTIyATION, SITTATFTS III
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, IND a onis
six miles from the Center Market. on ptggs
read. about two miles nerth of the RoIdiers
Come. accessible by three nne roads
The Farm contains enc hundred and tventv ana
quarter tl20a acres OF land, in one Of the h.,
neighborhoods In the county; ad Joins the lsnSs ~
w. Riegs, Carroll Clarke, and others
This Farm offers rare iud ocemepts IN psrson.
deslrink 70 purchase, - tt has been heavily ma
Gen Farms. or Country Residences, as there are
me BUILDING sites commanding q view OF the
NatieDal Capitol for each place, provided the Dur
chaser desired 20 divide the farm. large porfior
OF the farm 10 set in Timothy and clover and sbou,
twenty nve acres wheat, and the Same in rye an
corn ten In oats. three potatoes, &c: vonns
orchard Of choice fruit trees; improyements oaad
The entire farm 10 inciesed with rood II
board and rail fencing. There are never-faiiins
springs; and well Of excellent water For heaith
OF location, IL is unsurpassed in the State
Tbe farm will be sold with or without the vours
crops. Possession given in five days afte, CO..
plying With the terms Of sale Title perfect w.
Inc above Farm will be offered for sale Al snct ou
Ss tne Auction Rooms, TUESDAY MORNING,
Term.: One half cash; residue In sig, tw.lv.
and eighteen months, secured on the farm Con
veyancipg ut purchasers expense
JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO. meta
AZ some subsequent day after the sale Of the farm
VIII be sold the Farming Implements and Growing
ana Seeded Crops, &C. mva
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DIED.

DIED.
BAkhHILL- On the ID inst ,GABRIEL BARN
hill "a the S2d year of his age, native of Ire
frict. y ~ 80
O'Clock, from bls ,ats rssidence streee kstWsa.
9Th and 18th "
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iHt ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-By the action of
tEe City Council, last night, IL will be seen that
,ne Proposition of Messrs- Quigiey, Wells aud
Dungsn 20 lease the Alexandria Canal for
ninety nine years at Sl,OVO per annum has
occ1 accepted. so far as the Corporation is con-
Serneo, and deed prepared, which will doubt
Ie.s ee satisfactory, for the transfer of the canal
properly TO the above named parties. By the
SeIuls OF the deed, the canal Is to be Thoroughly
Ieparred throughout its entire length, and kept
IN pToDer nayiCable condition, and to be used
Ios canal purposes only. Whenever the tolls,
wnsfisee and dockage. received in one year.
snsI I exceed fifteen per cent. of the sum of
SSOo,OV, IN that event, after deducting the cur
rent expenses of the year, the surplus shall be
pAo 10 the Alexandra Canal Company. 1t is
IuItner sgreed that the Canal Company NAV
At any time during the time of the lease re-
possess the canal, with all the improvements
&C. by paying to the lessees the sum of Sln-
~ and IN default of the payment OF rent for
twenty days, or for the breach on the mart
o. the lessees, of all or any of the Covenants
tneL the company reserve the right to re-
possess themselves of the work with all or
any improvements that may have been made
The whole subject will be brought before the
stockholders at the meeting OF the Oar al Com
pany, on the 7th inst, but IL IL generally under
stood that the parties named above will lease
the work on the conditions named in the deed
lifted .-AleJdndrid Gazette.
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RY JAMES G. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctiope.,

EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Man no. a o,c,k
at the Ascnon keoms, we will sell, the foIiovinc
virginia per cent Coupon Bend Of 8 4 900. with
July, 1851, Coupon attached. "'ss
n OrapRe and Alexandria 6 per cent Railroas a
Bonds OF u $50 each, July, 1851, Coupon atfachod
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Of SsOIeach
Coupons OF July, ISL, attached. 80 '0n'
manassas Gap Railroad per cent Bonss -
SlM0 each, Coupons attached, Of July l. Is.i vi
2Mana3sas Gap Railroad. 500 each do
Six per cent. Allegheny Mining Com pasy Ro,a.
OF SleOe each, Coupons Of uly i, lS.6 att.nhed
Ten per cent. Ramsay County iMinneso,i.
Bond Of $1,000 Coupon due April i, lSs;. aitscSsS
indiana Central z per cent Railroad Bond of
North Missouri 8 per cent Railroad Rond ~
81 @. With Coupon due July I, 1861, attached W
LII iSefnnSsase, No; CITY Of Hannbal, Ne Is per
go, Coupon OF June 1. IL 4, attacbes VI
Detached Coupons Of Allisonia Ma uf,cturins
Company. Of $50 each.
sshville and Chattanooga 6per cent RaiIro,d
BOND Tor S1.1O, Coupon due July l, 1881 att-cbed
1Chesapeake and Ohio Canal per cent nre
ferred Bonds OF SlIooeach, Coupon of july l. iS5s.
Chesapeske snd Ohio Canal Der cent ,,s.
attached. MY II io'i'
Terms cash
By order Of the Agent for the Owner.
my 80 &c. MCGUIRE Co., Auct.
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INTELLIGENCE OFPICE-The inteiligencs
ONCE for need people in Alexandria. report,
It's operations for the month Of April. showins
that PAL applications have been made for ser
wants: li6 freed people have applied for EN-
plOyment; 164 were furnished with employ
meEt. and Si36 were received as fees for ma
king contracts.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

FOR SALE AND RENT.
,s:;0P;sI; .s q; sTEoK
ligencer Restaurant, cor. 7th and d SITS. Apply
Immediately on the premises. my i-st.
EoR BENT-six of the most desirable ROOMS
IN n.sr h on
PENNEY Iv.ni. .vsDgs; we'll lighted and ventilated.
ssrtss5 o ... Se.
between Sth and 9th streets, st o'clsck, /: and
.p zsu '" PS Prspepts aGtTAS;t Agent.
FOB REET-several small and medium sized
i HOUSES and rooms furnished and unfurnish-
A:o so 1uSnns ans
A:.sy oo. isr1: .r.:s :s, ,aSrs t.
near stn: ap7 I'm
A DAMS ExPBEss COMPANY.
OFFICE s14 PENNA. AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFIOR, - y t ,-t
21s PEHHsYLyAEIA AyINUE, OPPOSITE
'T GREAT EAsTERN, rs.45.T
NORTHERN. WESTERN. AND sOurHERN
a. HXPRIss FORwARDERS. ala 30
Msrehandise, Money. and vaiuabIss OF a, k,nS.
iorvardsd with dispatch 70 ai accessible ssctiors
of the country.
COLLECTION OF MOTIFS, DRAFTS. AVN
s..--.... ...- BILLS. a-,.,
made In accessible parts OF the Uaitsd Sta.s. ~
:. ..'S Q. o. DUNN. Assns, Z
mn 3-a - ---.1L WesAinstes. D. q.
oil G e., of 80 TIT.
IL BAL.
/ Every one owning horse saouil use IN. 49,.
articles, sspeeishy st tsis sssson Of tbs year
6 sEED OAfs. lea,isP fgs7H
Aprins sraels for sale: the vsry best 4, ~.
FLOUR. MEAL. MILL Fed. BALsD nav.
For sale Low, in quantities to suit,by s,gg.
90 I5I lW.M. 0ALr q 90
@h l6-h Oofner lad. ave and Lat strset.
H. =. TnOs. rARsYg ga,ssoo g. sS.s M iIs..
Southeast corner 10th otroet vest a OanaI 3 3
fIR1 snd WAfER P4OOR IILT. OIHiNr
md oRAyEL ROOFS put 90 % t6c Very 80
ma1oer, of the very best Dosorfsf, Sal let ~"
shcstese ngtice st vOU mo1erate prices -. -,
Aise, Al ktnds Of BUILDING Hsl OOMpODYI
3TlOn .0OfIN0 4AfERfALo % hsHl, ot a.,
49, euoes. aaa.I :. i -aisslasl NH-S0
WATEs sooLEss - 90, ,oo,
We ealt ePscisi attsssios % ear WHrER doot.
Sns, e meg are made in the very best manner.
WsSB su 4 BKpESfbyGGisss' BpST yGiss''
inportors Of China and Oreckery
sPSes oaa bsiiows' Halt. 7sb street.
Evening star., 1866-05-03

TEE DIsMANTLED FoRTs.-The following
disposition was made of the public buildings
at the several forts in the Defences of Wash
Ingtcn, under the direction OF Col. M. l. Lud-
ington. Chief Quartermaster Department of
Washington:-The buildings at Fort Carroll
were sold for s1,i55: the buildings az Fort
Stanton were ssld for S254; Fort Slocum
and buildings were turned over to the
Owner Of the property in compensation for
damages sustained; the buildings at Fort Lin.
coin were sold tor S622; Fort Totten and ali
ehe buildings but four were turned over to the
bwDeT, the sale OF the four buildings brought
Sles; the buildings al Fort Reno sold for ST.
9l9.25; portion Of Fort Stevens and some of
the buildings were turned over to the land
owners, and all OF Fort Sumner and the blild-
1ngs were turned over 70 the owners of the
land in payment of damages to the property
The sales of the buildings at the forts were
made BY Breyet Ii. Col. T.. T. Camp, A. O. M
Evening star., 1866-05-03

CHARGE OF RoBBING HoUsE.-About tw
weeks since Mo.lie Jarboe was arrested, Iiyin
on Maryland ayenue. near Sd street on tn
charge OF keeping q bawdy house, and com
nltted TO Jail While she was in Jail, the agen
Tor renting the House, Hiram Atherton, opene,
the house and took out the furniture, some O
which he sold. Officer Wallingsford arreste.
Atherton yesterday on the charge OF grand lar
ceny, and Justice Boswell held him 70 bail 70
court.
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID No. s26, corner Of TN and streets.

u AOCtOuetrH.
II No. ego, corner Of 7th and D streets.
P4sk9R az SYHA.skR .9kEit AsS sosyH STH,s Eys
iaTH AMP IsTa sTRE ETs Wfsf, No. asS.
On FRIDAY, the Sh instant, ct 10 elock q. N.
We sheil cell st the residence Of lady declining
One Psrior Suite, consisting of sofss, Kssy s.d
sids 0hairs, covered viii Blue and oeid
One Set Blue and Geld Dsnsst o.rssaus Is
narbl. toI TsbIss, Whsinot, ssd Hstrssk .r.e-
hshes.sy nd Hspls Bsasts.ds, Drs:s.ss Ba-
Thres- ply. Ingram, and other CARPETS
Dining Tables, Chairs, and Orockery E
81 y kiseSsn feiss iDs ssaSissss Sssss'r s'0''
And many other articles which We deem unsscO-
sary .. snsDerste.
nyid GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auess.
BAILIFFy SALE.
n urtss Of g.. GSssf S Of e
Tant, from !, A. PstssrSop for two .snths hsnss
Sc :...s s g s.s: :ss sss:
oss pss'it SAsss % sos Ssss.r rssas. o ss,-l5-d. i
Whsfnots, Booking Chair. aE. t.
E.4.. ss q sssss:si. sss:: sss sssa,s
EsSSss Ss::: .i::s 49, p S.. r...
SeoEiss Stoves and cssEihs Qtsasils. a5, p
anc Ss!sa ssstls ~. oH xbsxspAr
the q day Of Lay, lss. Ct the hour O. y scisck q
o. z; 8. si e sas
.,s-a ,.assa s.raAA MI "A 4 6ds:..si.. 66a.ssi
I'll FRfpAS MoRNINo. 1sy 4, and q ese1s
co cal ss :ss. :sS 4 soas sss auction hiLEs
! nys Bsilif ana oonstsSis
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AhUsEMENrs. &c. TONIGHT

0aoyER's.-Last week e the season. Third
aPreaEance of Mr.. j. Newton Gotthold, who
VII personate - ulfan st. Pierre in Kuovles'
oea9tifal play of "The Wife, q Tale of Man .
Mise Susan Denim, AT the request Of her
numerous friends. has prolonged her stay IN
'nIs city. TO appear as mariana" =
Communicating Emerson and Multi
gan, at the Canterbury, are team hard to beat
"a tne comic line, while the Ballet Troupe
eneItS the admiration of all sentimental souis,
s no can appreciate female beauty. youth and
Evening star., 1866-05-03

A RAID ON THE POLICY SHoPs.-Yesterday,
the police of the Fourth Ward made descent
on number of lottery Offices in that ward
and arrested twenty-three persons found in
them. They Were taken before Justice Wal
ter, and Uriah Hilton, Walter Howes A. p
Cross, VIM. Hurley, Daniel Hurley and Frank
Hurley were held TO bail for further hearing
James Brown, Dennis Dixon, J. Belfield, VIM.
Jones, Frank Thompson and George Pollard
were held TO bail as witnesses. Sergeant TAFT
also made a raid on the dealers and arrested
fourteen parties. three OF whom were dealers
Justice Morsell held James France and Geo
fridley 70 bail for hearing; fined Martin Van
slyk $50, and held him TO security that ne
would not use the room for the same purposes
again, and dismissed the others.
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RY GBEBN wILLiAMS, Auctioneers:
II No. ego, corner 7th and ID streets

ELEyEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
NEAk PENNSYLVANIA AEENUE AND
k3oK 1oK GEEK AQUEDUCT BRIDGE AT
On W EDN KsDAY the 9th instant, we shall .eu
In front OF the premises, at 8 clock m efrbt
handsome Building Lott, fronting each 30 feet on
Y street north, between 18th apo f7th west near
wide alley. - :, ''' ''e' "
Aiso, Tree handsome Building Lots froutinel7
feet on 2Oth street. in the same square runnfne
back to Q wide alley they being subdi visions al
Square No. These lots are handsomely loc ated .
thereon ..-. = : : - :. - - - ~ y"
Terms; One half cash. lance in si x and twelve
moRths Tor notes bearing interest A deed "a ven
and deed of trust taken. All couyeysncs and
reVesue stsmrs at the cost of the purchaser Sss
required paid down when the property is kaocke Cd
my Sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS ..,.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetio.cer,-
- No. S26. corner 7th and u sfreet

TX AuetlOHeer0.
- No. $50. corner 7th and streets.
By virtue efa decree of the Orphans Court, duly
ratified and confirmed BY the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, on the premises. on sArUR.
NAY, May S, at4oclock p. m, I will sell. to the
highest bidder, Lot Ne. l. in subdivision of S1uar.
No. 7io, fronting 80 feet on New Jersey avenue, st
the corner of south street, and running back ITO
feet inches to public alley, improved by a two.
story Frame DWELLING containing rooms.
Terms, az prescribed by the decree One-haIf
cash, and the balance in and Q months, thu A.
terIe cd payments being secured by deed of trust
Convey sncing and STAN ps at the purchaser n co.t
MARGARET FITZGERALD, Guardi.n
my S-N' ,GREGN WILLIAMS A.ct.
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NY n. K. WALSH 4 90, ,Auctienssrs,
II No. asa Pa. av., corner 10th street

RULLMAHS HOTEL AT AUCTION.
AND fIXTlRES, TIE IETIRE CONTENTS
OF aS ROOMS, Ar No. ls6 PEENsYLvANiH
On MONDAY MORNING, May y, st 10 o'clock,
we Will sell, at No 4s6 Peunsylvsnis avenue,
between 80 and "a streets, the Bar Counters and
Fixtures and the Furniture Of Is rooms. cen-
Rrisng in part Sofas, Tables, Chairs; Mirrors,
Wardrobes HAIR and Shuck Mattresses, PiiIows'
Pillsw Cases Sheets; Blankets, Quilts, wir low
Snedes, Sfi Cloths, Stoves, Chandeliers, Desks,
China, Orockery and Glass We're, Dining Room
Furnitsre, &c.
The whole to be sold without reserve for cash.
n, 3-3t tChron N X WALSH CO. Aucts
Evening star., 1866-05-03

FALSE EPEETESCEs.-Warren White, a CLERK
to the Commissary General of fSubsistence, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Kelly and
Blgley upon a warrant issued by Justice Clay
tor, upon the oath Of A. s. Cox, charging him
with obtaining from him in December, 1s65, the
sum Of $75 1t appeared that White gave Cox
An order on Mr.. Potts for the amount charged,
and obtained the money, less a per centage
When the order was presented to Mr.. Potts for
payment Cox was informed that White had
obtained the money. Upon this evidence Jus
tice Clayton held the accused to bail in the
sum Of $50 for his appearance at court There
are several such cases 10 be tried.
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AUCFIaN SALES

&c AUCFInN Sti.ES..
tFsr osAe, Asessea ssa~s .-e fssssA pass.l /.
Brw,s. LkT.s WIS 4 sss g.; Ass.,e..... !. +.
FINE Lof WIIa InrEovsnsurs Az Auo-
rloh. 80 q p =
prfnis.. .. san. % 4 s.: .set L, N ss 'ss
ten and q, v''h psVs-rsehts. House. stss-
aSs W. 2 LEWIS co., Asc...
RYw. B.. LEwIs a co.. Aucsssnsscs. =
NALyABLE HOUSE, Anp LOT AT AUCTION
premises. ne shah sclt Lot No a. " square No.
i beng q feet niche. tro~t % s,e street, ...f
= saSsisnsi.i,, Ssiis House. =. rooms. S..ssss,
ss:: good ss.S's in she rear, WITH ossss oosssai'
mrs WB.LEwIs q 90. Aue,s.
Rr d. L. WILLS q CO., Auetioseers. y
PUBLIC sos4 sAIE OF yA!gAsLr ,sLI i WInrssSoyKp
on sS S1 Inc
Sf Lot IN square l,s fron,ns Isf feet sn north
TsIns at sale SO required down when k.ocksd
nysa PL. WELLS q CO.. Aac...
RI JAhEs o.. MeGUIRE Co., Auctioasers.
premises, on Mosday, , Nay the Ith. At s, O'Clock
Pm, Lot No. in SQUARE No ~. frontias o feet
streets and running back ieo teet TO :, fost alley
And improved By tvo-story frame dwelling, con-
Terms ns.third cash; and the residue at three
ana 81 months, secured By = deed Of trsst on the
S;.mps and eonvsyancips at purchasers cost.
my st J.O. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-05-03

FIRE.-This morning, about 9 O'Clock, an
alarm OF fire was sounded from box No. 81 by
Ofhcer Riley for a fire discovered IN the house
and store OF Peter Carlin, corner of 18th and
y streets. in the First Ward. which quickly
1brought out the apparatus. The flames spread
10 two adjoining houses. which were entirely
desNoyed. Carlin lost his entire stock of goods
and about $50 in money. The buildings be-
longed TO the estate of the late Patsy Nagle,
and the whole loss will not fall short of IS OO0
The firemen worked manfully, and the police
OF the First w ard rendered valuable Assistance
Evening star., 1866-05-03
GkEEh WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

HVnEkN "ILLIAMS, AucuoneerS. =
DEsIRABLI REAL ESTATE. SALE ON an
on THURsDIY the 10th instsnt. i 81 reSs sissi
?; M in front OF the premises, ws shall ssiI Lot
= . ana y, IN SQUARE No 81. hayiss two two stofy
each having 20 fset front, BY Ii0 deep. -,'''
Terms cash So down when property sold
hSonreysneias snd revenue stamps at cot Of
ny I'd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RI ). Q. hoGUIRi : co., Asessose.ss.

RI. y. MCGUIRE 4 co., AsessOssss. ~ =
5H SEs q n 1HhIa SeR4a
IsT. And I'd sfREEre WEST. -.
On A06DAY AFffRN00H, III My: q 81
and ., in subdividon Of Square 81, fr.nting east
Isst on north street ~ lst s5s streets
Terms: 0ns. half Gosh; rssidue In stx and twelve
months. secured b. dsed Of trust on the Irenisss
; my I'd TintI 10. McGUlHE = CO.. Arcss.
! RI HAoLI 90" aAHessnss..;
/, 5ssse8i73 "a = csrnef q nth Vtrsst.
Nasls 4 %. EilI giys Their pss.onal ssssutioa o
the residenee of 0milies dscliping housekoS11iS
Also, - the sses d stoehg q 0roceFio0 ~ -.
ehsndise q sssry dssertptioa, HorSss, OsrfisGD y