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SPECTALITY.-Paper Collars, made by Lock
wood, Gray. Goldsmith and others. NOu can
save from 10 20 p per cent. by buying OF Geo G.
Henning, corner of Maryland avenue and eth
street. TT
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RVTHE ABOYE SALE Is UNAYeIDABL
Rrw. L. WALL & CO. Auctisneers.

LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 26th, at
5o'clock, we will sell, IN front OF the premises
Lot d, in Square ~, situated on New Hampshire
avenue, between ii and streets.
Also Lot l3 in Square 81, situated 2lth street,
between and II.
Also, Lot Z, in Square lO7 situated on ST., bet.
10Th and 10th.
Sale 10 commence at the above hour, ct Lot 6,
Square 90
Terms at sale.
sp2l W. l. WALL CO, Aucts.
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SECUFL TO Yesterdays RIOT.-Yesterday
afternoon, the colorrd man, Henry Smith, ar
rested by officer Fuss 1T the time of the riot,
noticed III the Star. had hearing before JUS
tICe Walter, when several soldiers appeared
against him, one OF whom, VIM. Ropp. testified
that he had been sent for some beer, and on
his return Smith demanded it and the change.
The latter OF course refused TO give IL up, and
Smith attempted 10 take itaway from him, and
in the melee he bit ROpp's thumb. Thomas
FOardy substantiated the statement of Ropp,
but the accused st-pnuOusly denied the charge.
FOardy was also charged by officer Fuss with
SEEING 4 brick and interfering with him in the
discharge of his duty, and melting his COM
rades 10 rescue q prisoner. The Justice or
deres Smith and Foardy TO be locked mp for
twenty-four hours, and the soldiers who had
gathered about the station left, threatening to
bring up the whole company and take Foardy
out.
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HIGHWAY ROBBEEY.-On Saturday nigh; as
Elias Adams, ColOred- was returning 10 the
CITY. after working i'll Maryland during the
wees. he was stopped by MaTchal lgelhdTt and
Lewis DC Pherson who knocked him down and
took ms coat and har. Adams informed Officer
OH street. near North Capitol. arrested the
parties above named. who had a hearing be-
fore =. Justice Walter and they were held TO bail
for court.
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MARRIED.,

HOGAN-DAVIS. On the 18th instant, at the
East arlington M i. Church. bv the Rev. @. V.
Leach, Mr. JOHN HOGAN, of Philadelphia Pa q,
To Miss ELLIE DAVIS. Of Washington. 70. G.
lBaltimore and Phila1elphia papers COPY
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G. b. BAYLEY Il Co., No. 27S Penna. avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, would inform
their friends and the public generally that they
are daily receiving from New York and Phil
adelphia fine assortment of ladies, gentle
mens. misses and children Boots, Shoes
Caters and Slippers, made up in the latest and
most fashionable style. We warrant our
goods and sell at 4 fair profit for cash. A call
does not Oblige YOU 10 purchase.
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LEFT HOME on the sd inst, at X o'clock, on
her way to school, and has not been seen since
IL O'Clock, Mary Courtney, between 9 and 10
years old. Any information will be thankfully
received by her sister, Mrs. Maggie Smooi
Nichols Place, between list street and DeIaware
avenue north Of the Capitol
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CITY ITEMS.

WE DIRECT the attention Of our readers to
the fact that s. u. Marrow, 3U2 Pennsyiyania
avenue between 9th and 10Th Streets makes to
order fine Dress Shirts, at the lowest prices
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DECAYS EFFACISG FISGBR-wiu never
mar the teeth that are brushed daily with
Odoriferous .SoxOdont. 1t lends a floral fra
grance to the breath as well as protects the
teeth from corrosion and decomposition
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DIED.

SMITH. In Boston, Mass April %. Of dropsy
Of the brain, adobe PERRY SMITH. daughter
OF Geo. A. &. and Eliza Smith, recently Of Wash
lDGton city, aged years and month
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THE PAINTERS STEIKE.-Last night. the
JOUTneNmen Painters Association held a
meeting at German Hall, Dir. VIM. Harvey in
the chair.
The committee 10 wait on the master work
men 70 effect an understanding with them,
reported that they had waited on them, and the
resolution adopted al the previous meeting had
been returned to them.
A preamble setting forth that the committee
had been treated IN an uncourteous manner by
the master workmen. accompanied by a reso-
luton expressing their determination to hold
out until their demands are complied with
and asking the cooperation of their fellow
wOrkmsn; and also 4 resolution fOrbidding any
member of the society 10 take sub-contract
from a boss, was offered and adopted.
1t having been stated that MIR. J. b. Scott,
one of the master wOrkmen, having stood up
IN behalf OF the jOurneymen in the meeting of
the master workmen. resolution was adopted
than king him for the stand he took.
committee was appointed 10 rent shop
for the union, and also an executive committee
TO solicit work and manage the shop.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS In THE FIRST
NORTH b AND l. SITS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April %. at 5
O'Clock on the premises, all sell orr gna Lists
Nos % q and p in Square No. S. each fronting
feet inches on 10th street west, between north &
and streets, and running back: Lot %, lOI feet
Lot q, l2 feet inches Lot y, north line 81 feet
south - feet all to wide alley requi red. each
Ia inches each.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance I'm l, . and
years, with secured notes, bearing interest. A
deposit Of $50 will be required each lot at time
of sale. All convey anCing and stamps ct purchas-
er's cost.
an ledSds &c MCGUIRE A CO Aucts
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
I'D No. 500, csrner 9TH and ID streets

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on NBW YORK
AVENUE; BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst al 10 O'Clock Q.
m, we shall sell at house No. 800 the following
Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Hair cloth Sofa, Chairs. Rockers
Msrble-top Center Table, Whatnot
Mating. Dressing Bureaus
Cottage Bedste ads, Wardrobes. Washstands
Mattresses, Window Shades, OIL Cloths
Cooking Stoves, Crockery. &C
A lot of Kitchen Requisites.
apo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ID No. 500 corner 9TH and ID streets.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 7TH
STREET, OPPOSITE PARK HOTEL
On FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at O'Clock D. IN,
shall SELL the premises Lot No. 81. in jesse
b. Haw's subdivision of Mount Pleasant having
a nearly new two-s story Frame, twenty -e ght feet
front. Also, fine adjoining Lot, running through
TO 8th street.
Terms One third cash; balance In and - months
secured by deed of trust the premises. All
cOnveyancinR and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. $50 down when sold.
p20d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR SALE-A BRICK HOUSE containing 7
i rooms, hall, cellar and washhouse. Lot 40 by
g. ATbers, grapeviRes, fruit trees and shrubbery
Nj st near 4th. Apply TO hILBOURN& LATTA,
corner 7th and SITS. ap p. eo3t-
EOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
q OF Restaurant, with Ale vaults and oyster
will be sold on reasonable terms, by APPLYING to
corner 9Th and ID streets, opposite SeatOn Hall.
ap l9 ee3t+
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nRIrG STnRE Ar AIrCTInN

On FRIDAY, April 9th, at clock p. m, we
shall sell. at Public Auction tif RSt disposed of at
private sale before Thursday, 18th instantD, the
Drug Store situated al 500 Penn q ave-, between
LIST and 2d streets, including Lease, Stock, Fix
lures, Show Gases, Drugs, Glassware. &c. &C. The
store is now doing a good business, which could be
considerably increased during the approaching
siCkly season. The above is sold on account of
sickness. Apply, for terms, &c at the store or at
NAGLE CO, Auctioneers, 295 Penn a ay., bet.
9th and 10th SITS ap2l
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UYGREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS fronting on 9Th street west, between %
and p streets north; slsO, Lots fronting On o
street north, between New Jersey avenue s0d
5th street west
OnTUEsDAY. the 2uh instant, at 6 O'Clock y.
m, on the premises shall cell Lots 20, Al 81 ami
50, in subdi vision Of Square Sill Lots fronting
eth have feet front each by 100 feet deep
10 and 80 feet alleys. Lots fronting o street
have q feet inches by l3s feet deep, running back
20 a 80 feet alley, making very desirable Building
Lots.
Terms: One half cash; balance IN aud IL months,
secured by \ deed of trust on the premises. Ali
convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of
the pHrC haser. 6 - down on each lot when sold.
apl Llntl GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
(fp- otaer Aset,o. Sales see srst page. !
lY 9RKEN & WILLIAMS, Austio.eers.

Pr GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuetO.eers.
HOUSE. AND Lot, f q S on Sl soSsa street,
be ween I'd and ~ sts. west. Also, one BUILD
and ID .t ssss o On sSut ..ps street
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 6 O'Clock ..
Square No ss With The @ ssns % Also ons
Lot fronting on y street, in square No, ssS,
months, secured BY deed Of trust on the premises
AZ Souveysno,ns apd Tesenue stamps a the cost
s Ss the H1s s'''
spA-a Auctioneers.
pY JAS. U. MCGUIRE & 90, Auctioneers.
SMALL LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Will be sold at public sale, THURSDAY moRN-
81 Penn sTsaue, opposite wiilsTds Hotel, con:
Walnut Il sir seat Sofas. Rockers and Chairs
Looking Glasses, Cane seat Chairs
Msrbie-top and other Tables
Walnut WsrdrObes, Curtains, window Shades
Three ply and other Carpets and Bugs
Parlor Radiator and Chamber Stoves
Painted Chamber Suites
Husk Mattresses, Pillows, Bedding
Crockery and Glassware
ap 2-dts &c. MCGUIRE & co Aucts.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. 526, corner 9TH and streets.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, fronting on Nj street south, between Sd
and a. streets west also, Sd street west, between
On FRIDAY, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock p m,
on the premises, sh all sell Lot No. p in Square
No. So, having 50 feet front, by y good depth. run
ming back to . 30 feet alley also: Lot No. q, iR
running back to the alley.
Terms: One ralf cash balance in SIX and tvel We
months, secured by deed oftrust on the premises.
All Conveyancipg and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. S25 down on each LIT when
sold
sp24-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
10y q. W. BOTELEk. AuctIoneer,
ID 800 street, between 10th and llth SITS.
SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
SEAT NEAR BLADENSBURG AT AUCTION.
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 5Oth. at so
O'Clock, shall sell. on the premises. small tract
Of land, containing about ten acres located about
one hundred yards from the Blsdensburg depot,
aud about fifteen minutes ride By rail from W ssh
lDgtOn.
This charming little retreat sbounds with every
ptlOn of garden truck, two hundred aud nifty
choice fruit trees, embracing every variety, and is
altogether in the highest st.Ie of cultivation The
improvements consist of two neat SOttage built
houses, one containing ten AM the other eight
rooms, two servants houses, ice house, nlled, hen
house, stable, sc.
Trains leave ashingtOn daily at 6 and 6 - p m.
~ IS, and 750 p. Return at Sl3, II % a m
4 81, 6S9 D. Persons who desire TO attend the
sale will leave at rs p m.
After the sale OF the farm will be sold, one Horse
| two fine Cows, Spring Wagon, Cart, Harness
Farming Implements, &c.
| Terms: One-halt cash; balance on q credit OF
six and twelve months, notes to bear interest, and
| satisfactorily secured. Stamps and conveyancine
For further Information apply, to J, H. Nc
| sp23-d CIV BOTELER. Auctioneer
Intel and Chronicle q
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AIILLEB'S NEW STORE,
I'l 1Ol Bridge ST., Georgetown, ID. G.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
JUST received large additional supply of Spring
and Summer Goods, embracing a full assortment
0i Dress Goods, ShawlS, PsFssols. Housekeeping
Goods, Cloths and Cassimers. Ladies' Cloths,
Goods for boys wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts,
Calcoes at 10, l21z, Is 20, Is cents Beached Mus.
Inns 81 %, %. 81 81. cents. Our goods have been
purchased at greatly reduced prices, and will be
sold very cheap.
ap Is I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

nR. G. S. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI-
- CLAN AND SURGEON,
No 81 Congress street, opposite the Post Office,
Georgetown, ID. u. aP l3-lm'
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RY D. L. WELLS CO., Auctiossers.

ID
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Oh THE
ISLAND AT PUBLIC SALE.
We will sell AZ public auction, on tbs premises,
on WEDNESDAY,, April IS, at 81 O'Clock y. IN !,
Lot Is in Square SOL fronting . feet 9th street
west, between l. and NJ streets south, and running
back IS feet. Improved by Brick House OF seven
rooms; also two story frame back building con-
tanning three rooms.
Terms at sale go down when knocked Of
ap 20-5t d. l.. WELLS a CO, AuCts.
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RY JAMES c. MCGUIRE & CO, AuctiOn5ers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK.

EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCK.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April Is, at the
anCtiOn rooms of James e. Mcclure, At 5 o CLOCK
will be seld the following Bonds OF Stocks, sc .,
viz:
Virginia per cent, State bond of 1000, cou-
pons since 1851 attached.
/ Ramsey county, Minnesota, 10 per cent. bonds
OF Il ,Odh.
Pacific Railroad Missouri bonds of 81 900 each
COUPONS since July 1851. attached.
City OF Hannib al, Missouri, 8 per cent. bonds
81 CO.. each, coupons since June, 1861, attaches
2Chesapeake and Ohio Canal preferred bonds Of
8 ] -UG0 each, coupons since July, 1855. attached
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate of indebt-
edness, No 81, for S2l0l.
chesapeake aud Ohio Canal certificate of ind ebt-
edness. Ne. IS, for 81 ,2S6.
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate of indebt-
edness, No. JOY, for S494 ~.
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal certificate of indebt
edness. No. les, for Sl23 90.
221 shares Franklin Insurance Company. Wash
iDgton city, five collars on each share paid in,
s Jos.
BY order of the agent for the owner
ap lots J. q. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
will be added
600 dollars Merchants National Bank WASH
ipgrOn city Stock.
90 dollars Corporation Washington Quarterly
6 per cent. Stock.
$50 collars Corporation Washington Quarterly
per cent. Stock.
30 dollars Copper alton W ashington Semi Annual
6 per cent. Stock.
ap24 j. q. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
r8Ls AFTERNOON AND TO KoRRoW.
RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE q co.. Aucaooe.r.--

sIRABLE BCILDING LOTS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL lJth sfS
o'cIoek D m, on tbs premises. We shall ssu Let
No IS In reservation II, fronting 81 FEET 90 nsrth
@ street, between I'd and 81 streets west sne run.
sins back le0 feet % an alley. This ptsperty 10
situated opposite Trinity Church, aud sdJoius
the residence Of w. b Todd, Esg.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April Is. ct
so'clook, on the premises, hot No. B. 10 square
Ne lsq fronting 8 feet on north street, bet seea
18th aud 18th streets wet, and running back l0
feet inches to Slfeet alley, opposite the Ooroe-
ImmedisteIy after the shove SALE. LIST N,i
Square 2ls, Iroktisg 80 feet on north street.
between 18th and 18th streetS vest, ana rnassng
back la fest inches TO 30 feet alley, near FRANK
lin square
Terms OF sale: One -nfth cash. the residue in J. 4,
3, and years, With interest, secured by deed et
trust on the property. A de posit 81 2 loo VIII os
required each lot at time OF sale IL the tertns
OF sale are not comHied with withia week sfter
day OF sale, the property will be resod &C the rtsG
snc cost OF the defsultiHg purchaser, after enc
weeks notice in the National Inteiligencer. Title
perfect. Sale without reserve. All conVeYancinG
and stamps AZ cost of purch Aser
sBl4d6ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aaces.
nS- THE ABOVE SALE, advertised Q. take
place Tuesday, ITIh. IL Postponed till TUESDAY.
cath April at So O'Clock. and the sale FOR Mednes-
dsy, 18th. Is also postponed tilt WEDNESDAY,
18th April. ct clock, beth ia consequence OF the
D' dts JRs.s MCGUIRE 3 co., Auct'rs.
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M iSIAOisS hOM I)OSTON.-Ine Boston
NlsItors-GayOr Lincoln and party-afier their
visit 70 the Washington schools Yesterday were
entertained IL handsome style by Mayor WAL
IdCh, at his residence, and were lOinsd ut his
hoSpitable table by distinguished company
Ol members OF Congress and others. Amongst
Ihoee present were MAJOR Gen Howard. Prof
henry, Gen. Garfield, Hon. MIR. Patterson, of
HumDer OF members of the BALTIMORE city
councils, Rev. John kimball, General Super
ILteHcent OF COlOred Schools, Rev. A T.. New
tOh' Superintendent of n. Y. +. A. Schools,
members of our city Board of School Trus-
ices members OF the city councils, sc. During
t"e eOCIabIlItles of the OCCASION plans and
drawings of the new school house IN process OF
construction We're exhibited by the Mayor, and
SItafIy explained by Dir. ClusS, who, with his
associate, MIR. kammerhueber, is the architect.
1'.- PhllbrIck, superintendent of the Boston
SCHOOLS, expressed great satisfaction with tue
PiSn Of the structure, and stated the fact. that
Wnen completed according to the designs thus
exhibited, II would be the largest and most ele-
CANT public school structure in America. He
stated, moreover, that the plan on which it
was GeSiEneo-Of having each teacher in a sep
- ate room, with an assembly room in the up
per s'OTy OF 4 capacity TO accommodate all the
scholars OF the struCture-was the best received
plan OF the present time: that the two best
school houses recently finished-the one in
san Francisco and the other in BOston-were
u ali material particulars constructed after
thu plan, but som ewhat smaller and less ele-
giant IL their architectural OTnamentatlons
NJ PhilbrlCk expressed great satisfaction in
what he had seen Of schools and school houses
IN our Ctty, as did all the party. and ted
copies OF the plans of the new house, and also
OF the Wailach school house. The visiting
party took the evening train for Baltimore es-
COTied by Mayor Chapman and a delegation
Of the Baltimore Councils
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nv OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
HI Greatest Variety south OF Now York, at
MARKRITERb
No, ass Seventh street,
IL A<ws edoors aboys Odd Fellows He'll.
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IrPaOI sTEIING.-Persons who desire 10
have furniture packed. repaired or vanished,
will do well TO read the advertisement OF VIM.
i Lee in another column.
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CCAL AND WOOD.-Attentlon rs caileG 10 cne
adye-t,sements of Mr. T. W Mcconnell, 18th
street wharf and No. 4-2 Pa. avenue, between
I'd AID ~ streets, who keeps a STOCK OF ~ooo
ard coal of the best quality, winch ne PROM
- ~ deliver ON the most reasonable terms.
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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF On saturday Officer
King arrested George X. Walker, 4 gardener.
residing III the county. on the charge OF mali
Cious mise EieL and Justice Walter held him
TO bail fOr court in two cases. Walker has L
place out III stree. around which there is 10
fence, ard he l. ID The habit of using shot gun
on cattle y hich he may catch on the place. A
few DAYS since h. killed Kitty Sayoy's cow
and also shot a cow belong ing 10 Mrs. Aston
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY e~terday after
moon. Officer Bailey arrested VIM. Langdon
and Emua Carrie, who have been residing as
man and wife on q street. near 9th the first
charged by Adele Carrie, sister of the latter,
with a~sauIting her, and the latter for disor-
dprIv conduct. Justice Walter heard the case,
and fined each $40. and held them 10 security
10 keep che peace.
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WaShingfOr
BY order of the Quar-
will be sold on the premi
der the direction of Cap
A. Q. n, on TUESDAY
centi1s from day 20 day,
lowing described lots OF
viz:
l45 sets Cart Harness.
s. sets Four horse Har.
ness,
40 sets Ambulance Rar.
ness,
Isl Saddles,
SO Carts,
3 Watering Carts.
Il Army Wagons, -four
horse,
5 Army Wagons, 1.-TWO
horse,
] Ambulance flour horse
5 Dead horse Wagons,
80 Portable FORCES,
~ Anvils,
u Csuldrens,
20 Cooking Stoves anC
Fixtures,
co Heating Stoves,
800 benches,
80 Mess Tables, ST.
. 100 Table SpOoBs,
loo Knives and Forks,
- Ladies'.
I .06n TIN Cups,
loo Tin Plates
8 Coffee POS.
S5 Bread Paus.
25a Manure Forks,
les Axes,
20 Spades,
$50 Shovels.
: Coal Buckets. large,
$50 Water Buckets,
3ls Head Halters and
Ropes, (Lew,D
$50 Head HalteTs and
Ropes, (goOd.D
] OOUHesd II alters I good
= 90 Head Hslters,
so Head Hslters and
Chains.
50U Neck Straps and
Chains.
roo Halter Chains,
20 Canvas Horse Cover:
s Grindstones,
- Axle Boxes,
G 600 lbs. Ssrap Iron,
500 lbs. Borse Shoes,
800 lbs. Chain,
6 Log Chains,
4 600 lbs Assorted Iron,
LIZ lbs. Strap Iron,
q eco lbs. Rope,
l70 Wall Brushes,
81 sets Shooting Tools,
~ N 81 ulcrs
lJ0Prttchels and Punches
Dbl pail r. Tongs,
100 pairs Pinchers,
IS Cold Cbisels,
90 ClfBch Irons,
90 Hammers { assorted, J
I set Hobbies,
SO Rssps,
20 Files,
2 Bellows,
ii Vices,
200 Brooms,
80 Ice Hooks.
.sets Shoeing Stocks,
Ie0 Wbeeibarrows,
50 Iron Pots,
4 Dutch Ovens.
go stove Pipe Joints and
Elbows,
20 Camp Kettles,
rs Picks,
2 Flows,
s Road scrapers.
800 PIastering bsths,
90 Wagon Hounds newt
Feed Troughs, ,
IS Bouble-trees and Lead
One "Peltens Eight
ings and bolts, shafnn,
and g..
One worthington Stea
forcing twelve thousand
per day. And many 9TH
in the above hat.
Terms Cash, in Govel
Stores will be delivers
boro' Depot. free Of exp
The purchaser will be
date Of sale, in which
boat for Giesboro' will
every hour during the d
Rrevat BriRs
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To HoVSRREEPEEs.--See - r. savage : siu-
,-s-r,-,.,-sr,t Of cbIIdrep-s carriages, perambu-
IatOrs. vpIocipedes. fishing tackle. reirlgera-
tor. water coolers, fancy baskets builder
hardware. and other things 10 be sold at cost
10 reduce stock.
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ARGE SALE OF QUABTERMAsTERS
L. STOKES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT,
GIEGRnR0 N q

QKorternldSsr Generals O&os, Ffra Birjsio1l
WaShingf0n, ID. C., April %, 1856
By order of the Ouartermaster General, there
Will be sold on the premises IT public auction I'M
der the direction of Captain George I. Browning,
A. q. n on TUESDAY, the sIh of May, 1856 and
eentiHs from day 20 day, until all Is sold the fol-
lowing described lots of Quartermssters stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-24

Tr.,Y - HEEIEs.-EIsh;Ownl looked mLre like
old times this morning than IT yet has done.
ssh were ARCHAEOLOGICAL TO the demand. All
me shores we understand are doing well. AT
one Ia "A At Budd-s Landing Yesterday, seven
" Thousand herring were caught. We may
nov pyUect 10 notice the arrival OF country
wagons in Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-24

Frcc observation-disclosures residing IN the
ueighborhood of : street north and eth street,
seen 10 be favored more than those residing
down town. for every evening Heo con T Ger
Is given an A puddle OF water ia - street, be-
tween TN and sth, by fine company OF frogs
IybCse vocal powers are of 4 superior order.