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TEE DISTRICT IN CONGREsS.-Int the Senate.
yesterday, Mr.. 1runbull introduced bill TO
enlarge the public grounds surrounding the
Capitol.
between First street east and First street west
HOTthwardly 20 Is street north, and south
wardly 10 Il street south, including the so mares
designated as Nos. 6S7 and 6SS.
The second section makes il the duty OF the
Secretary of the Interior 10 purchase such land
of the owners, at such sum as can be agreed
upon, not exceeding the actual cash value, and
Rot exceeding the appraisal of the commission
Of nine upon such extension on January 81,
l-6I, provided that such owners shall MAKE to
the United States good titles to the property.
Section third provides, in case of disagree
ment a. 10 price, that the Supreme Court of
the District shall make an equitable appraisal
OF the value.
Section fourth vests titles in the United
States, after payment of such court appraisal,
OF, If owners neglect after fifteen days from
the first appraisal, 10 demand the cash pro-
Ceeds of the Secretary OF the Interior.
Section fifth authorizes the court to direct
the time and manner in which possession of
the property condemned shall be taken or de-
liyeTed, and may, If necessary, enforce any
order or issue any process for giving possess
sion. The costs OF inquiry and assessment
shall BE- paid by the United States, and other
costs which may arise may be charged as the
court shall direct.
Section sixth provides that no DELAY in max
ing assessment shall be occasioned by any
doubt a. To ownership.
Section seventh requires the removal of the
Washing ton and Georgetown Railroad from A
70 street north, and from the Capitol grounds,
and authorizes n track on Il street to First
street. IL also requires the removal Of the
Metropolitan track from street.
j be eighth section appropriates $4,000 for
grading, Killing, and for removing buildings.
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CONVENT OF OUR LADY OF MERcY-The
laying of the corner stone of the Academy to
be attached TO the Convent of Mercy. on l ST.,
adjoining 81. Aloysius Church, adjourned last
Sunday on account of the rain. will take place
Tomorrow at O'Clock p. m. Rev. Il. +. WI
get, >. j., Will officiate. and the sermon will
be delivered by Rev. Charles /. White, ID. D.
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SANDPORD's MINISTRIES appear in a matt
nee at the National Fair this afternoon, for the
benefit 81 the soldiers and sailors orphans
and TO night will he their last performance in
the Washington Theater, when Sanford will
have a benefit, and distribute 25 beautiful
prizes. Give Sanford a bumper at parting. as
he lie an excellent performer and good fell
low
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je God Intel.
by ". L. WALL q CO., Aucucpeer-.
EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON

EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
New Jersey avenue. near the Railroad Depot.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June Is. az o.,
O'Clock, on the premises shall sell parts OF Lots
and 4, in subdivision of square No ESQ, fronting
- feet on New Jersey avenue. east side, between
ID and streets north. and running back an aver
sfe depth of la feet, and containing SIS square
feet
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and II
months, with interest. secured BY a deed ef trust
on the premises. Convey sncin0 and STAMPS sf
cost OF purchaser. W. l.. WALL A co,
leD Intel. Auctiouaers
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LAYING CORNER SToNE.-The Most Rev
Archbishop Spalding will lay the cornerstone
OF the new Catholic hall and school OF the
Christian Brothers, on q street. near ST Pat
rick's Church, tomorrow Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock. The Brass Band. (youths from
IL 10 II years of age,J under Prof. James M
Deems, OF Baltimore, will be present on the
occasion. A collection will be taken up TO aid
the good work.
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RY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aacuoseer..

Two ETOk1, EASEMENT, AND ATTIC
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on the sou IN so 3
OF south street, between New Jersey avenue
and LIST street east. Capitol Hill, at Auction
On MONDAY, the 18th inst we shall sell. In
front ofthe premises, at O'Clock D m part OF
Lot No. s, n subdivision Of Square No $50 with
the improvements, which are a two story base
ment and attic Brick House, containin s rooms .
&C. Ills property IL handsomely located, about
the center % the Square. at the corner OF an
alley on Half street east and street south Cap
itol Hill.
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in 6 and ~
and Is months. for notes bearing ~ terest A deed
given and deed If trust taken. All c.nveyancing
at the cosi ef the purchasers. 500 required
paid down when the property il cold
je 2O-d GREEN WILLIAMS Auets
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SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-Miller, I01 Bridge
street, Georgetown, says the way to do il is TO
buy your dry goods at his store. Judging
from his advertisement, we think he is right,
"a the prices be names are very low, and he
says he don't rise with the market.
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10y ID. l.. WELLS & CO. Auc.foHeers
- Northwest corner 10th and y streets

AUCTION SALE OF Two STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, GA Green Alley, between
18th and l4th streets, and l. and Massachusetts,
avenue north.
Al Public Auction, on MONDAY. the 2sth day Of
June instant. at o'clock . m. on the premises
we shall Fell part of Lot No "a in square s47 ,
having front Of is feet Green elley by oS feet
In depth 10 10 loot wide alley Improved by a two
story Frame house. five rooms and " oOdshed All
in perfect order. Insured TO july. ls63
Terms cash CenveyancinR and stamps Of OK
pen-e of purchaser. go down when the pro perty
Is sold. ID. l.. WELLS co
Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
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THE ORAL EXAMINATION of Male Gram
mar School, No. 4, (Island,) MIR. John T.
Thompson, teacher, will take place at the
school room 18th street south) next Monday
afternoon. The exercises are public.
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SELF BKTRAYED.-The little clique of Den
fists who would fain dIsparage the So.odont,
betray. by their own foolish fretfulness, the
fact that the preservative properties of this
pure Vegetable Antiseptic are its real offence.
II interferes with business interests: that's all
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CoRNs, BuNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue
cessfuiiy treated without pain. BY DIR. White,
yania avenue. between * and 9Th streets. Of
nee noun nom 8 q N. 70 D. m, and 20 p. %.
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For ALL KINDS Of Linen Goods, 90 to Her
,niDg's One Price Clothing Store, corner IL
street and Maryland avenue.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioseers.
EXCELLENT TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,

EACELLENT TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT On STREET NORTH. between
9th and 9Th streets east, at Public Auction
On TIL URSDAY. the 25th instant, at ~ O'Clock
p M we shall sell, on the premises, west part
Lot No. 10, in Square No. $50. with the prove
ments, consisting of a fine Frame House, cont All
Ing good rooms, passage and ackbuilding,
Also, fronting on 30 foot alley, we shall sell
one Frame Building, containing ( NO good rooms
borhood ard excellent water.
Terms One third cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the pre-
perty. All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser. $50 down on each
piece OF property when cold.
le ed GREEN a WILLIAMS. Aucta
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DoLLAE JEwELRY SToRE-l,GOO styles o
Jewelry and Silver-Plated Ware to choos
from-only One Dollar-at Prigg's Dolla
Jewelry Store, No, ABS Pennsylvania avenue
third coor from Ak street.
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by K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL
BILL AT AUCTION

BILL AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY. June 10Th, at 5 o clock D. m I
shall sell, at public auction on the premises the
following described property:
Lot Ne. IL, in Square sl9, on 5th street east be-
tween and & streets south.
Also Immediately thereafter, two Lots In Square
945 each lot fronting % feet 10th street east be-
tween south sire ct and South Carolina avenue,
said lots being parts of Lot z. in said Square.
Also, Lots ard IL. in Square go, near the cor
Rer Of east capitol street and 9Th street east
Terms: One third cash; the balance in and IL
months.
je IF ,S6Tu3t KF PAGE Auct
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CITY ITEMS.

BLUE FLANNEL SUITS are al Henning's One
Price Clothing Store, corner 9TH street and
Maryland avenue.
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CASHMERE SUITS from S12 to S25, at Hen
rings One Price Clothing Store, corner I'll
street and Maryland avenue.
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). ID. MARROW, 3G2 Pennsylvania avenue,
continues to manufacture to order fine Shirts
at the lowest prices.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUK.-That Warts, Moles
COrns, Bunions, Bad Nails, ETC., can be re-
moved without pain. To be convinced cal
at DIR. Whites Rooms, ga Penn. ay., between
Ak and 9th streets.
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A SPECIFIC FOR THROAT DIsKAsRs.-"My
communication with the world is very much
enlarged by the Lozenge which i now carry
always in my pocket: that trouble in my throat
(for which the Troches are a specific) having
made me often a mere whisperer.
N. p. WILLIS.
For n Cough, Cold, an Irritation or Sore
ness of the throat, "Bro,rn's Bronchial Troches''
will often give sure relief. go
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The EXCURSION To-MoRROw.-The second
grand Sunday excursion OF the steamer Wa
wasset down the Potomac, TO Matthias Point,
IS miles-passing all the objects OF interest
on the river, comes off Tomorrow, and from
the arrangements being made, we infer it will
be one OF the most delightful trips of the sea-
son. The boat will leave eth street wharf at
9k a. IN. and return AT (. m. No inproper
persons will be admitted on board.
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RY VIM. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.

SPLENDID TRACT OF GARDEN AND Or.
CHARD LAND AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th at
O'Clock, We will sell, the pr emises that val
uable Gard en- and Orchard Land. near the Wash
lngton and Blaesnsburg Turnpike Gate and
fronting on Boundary str eet an6 formerly the pro-
rerty OF the late James Maker, and known by the
name of Long Meadows "
The land will be sold in lots to suit pu rch asers
and offers an excellent opportunity to procure an
excellent garden spot.
Terms at sale.
ie % INTEL WIN. L. WALL CO Ancts
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PERSONS will find il greatly 10 their adyan-
tage TO examine our stock OF Dry Goods. Ho-
siery Notions, &c, before purchasing else
where. YATES Il SELBY,
6 No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue
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GRAND PIC-NIC.-One of those delightful
affalrs-an Odd Fellows pic -nic-will come off
AT Beckert's Garden, Navy Yard, on Monday
afternoon and evening, under the auspices of
Metropolis Lodge, No 16. and doubtless il will
be well patroniZed. tor the lodge has cutie a
reputation in getting up such affairs in a man.
nFr 70 please all. 1t will be seen by the adyer-
tisement that by omnibuses from the WaIlach
School House, the grounds will be quite Access
siblp
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PKSSIEs can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter
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DROPOsALB FOB COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrp

DEPARTMKNI OF THE INTIRIoR,
VIII s. rso.i,sS q Il: ono.
pitaI wharf seven hundred tSooi to.s no Lbs to
luminous Goal and three Hundred 500 tons S Of
best White Ash Anthraoits Coal, egg size. "
hrn for the delivery Of both the bisun nous and S
the anthrscie coal, or for one kind only but they
which the coal proposed to be f1rnsSsS Z sSovg
In the market. nor unless they made By cal
sors s1d.ncs th:r sSs fS ;s
BID vim 3 hsia . 5. binding for on. week ..r
The coal should Be delivered in barge" s Or fat
essdins % .st:r which HS.a a0'
,s rse deiyeTy should commence on o before the
1c Cos Ton: :::s 1.s aii q:
wsSSsd Sy the Hcsptai ssS z Ia espsns.. and
s. .s. "a a 6:
:SI s: 4 8: 3 e; .:.i:s.
WAsHINGT0H ASYLUM. jane AHsss.
PsoresALs ron ru1I
untii Ss ss Jsns I'm. = o'sioei ;. n.
q sssss: q Anthracite wnIrs Ash GOAL. b...
.sr!. .fe e,H. T WS6b
!. All % b delivered BY The IL q 0stcSsr
~ WI eLAfEB.
A. n -sotd oemmissioesrs WashisgSoa Asyisn
s IS s $50 i
"a .S = IL 1 81 :yss,! co. r'"sss;ss!
A s ,!s5 4s y 2 SSEE2hSSsSs FFi IE1ES
III III Ea5b.Sae 5s ss; ~ :: ="
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EXAMINATION OF CoLORED Scholastic
examination OF colcred schools, which is TAX
ing place ia this city and vicinity, under the
direction OF Brig. Gen. Howard and Rev Jno
kimball, was continued yesterday at the
Campbell Hospital School, which consists of
tour departments, under that number OF
teachers Mrs. Potter, Miss A. F. Garter. Mlss
Hilies. and Miss Disbrow, and comprisin1
some TWO hundred scholars. Both the tsAchers
and scholars appeared admirably. This school
l. supported by the American Missionary As
sOcIafIon, and has been in operation since last
September. In the afternoon the examination
was continued at the "New England Friends
School" on 18th street between X and 3, es-
tablished last October. 1t Is ia two depart.
Aments. The highest with Miss Rebecca Ma
son, OF Boston, principal, and MISS Sarah T..
Cary, of FoXboro, Massachusetts,, assistant.
average daily attendance Of 72-ages ranging
from eight TO sixteen. The children were very
clean, respectfully dressed. and very prompt
II all their exercises. They were examined In
, reading. spelling, geography. and arithmetic.
The highest class in reading, some Is scholars,
use the National Reader. The proficiency in
geography was manifest, and such was the in
dieatiOn in all the branches.
The primary department. under the charge
OF Miss Mary l. Halves, Holiistoa, Mass. had
on il rolls last month So pupils, with an aver
tge daily attendance Of 80. Their ages are
Rom Z or years up to IL. The very long class
N the Second Reader was excellent, and the
spelling IN all the school wonderfully accu-
Il la'e- There Is q emission" connected with
Il This school, comprising n store and an indus
nal school, numbering some forty women,
VINO are succeeding excellently in making gar
II mems The store has in IL a large stock OF
miseellaneous goods, which are furnished to
Iooi people without any profits upon the
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Rf h. +. PAGE, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LaTS ON Sd STREET WEST, BETWEEN ii
AND STREETS NORTH

N.
: By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed on the 10th say of
june, 1860 In cause wherein Joseph Walsh ct al,
defendants. Ne. 7o6, Equity Docket No Z, the Sub
scrfper az Trustee will offer for SALE the premi
60 clock p m. Lots No. Is and 26, in Square No.
Terms OF sale: One half Of the purchase money
In cash, the balance in six months, with interest
from day OF SALE for which the bond of the purcha
ser with approved security will be taken.
III the terms OF sale not complied wi tn within
nve days from the day of SALE the property will be
chaser.
Stamps and cenyeyanciRg at purchasers cost
W. W. DEMAINE, Trustee
je 22-d&ds PiGE Anct
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VISIT TO THE fAIH.-Lsst evening. Metro
Lodge. No. 10. /. o. o. r, headed by
Beaid Wellington Brass Band. and mar
nAieo y ny u H. fayman. after their regu-
az meeting, paid a visit to the Soldiers az d
s orphans FAIR, where they agreeably
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GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN THE
~ DIFFERENT MARKETS
VIII be sold TO the highest bidder. for cash, on
CENfRE MABKET-sATURDAY,J June 50, at
10 O'Clock o. m.
.NORTHERN. LIBERTY MARKET-FRIDAY,
June 2g; It ~ ,cl?ck A. NJ r,,
at 10 clock a. M ~
wEsTERS MARKKT-MoNDAY, July ., at
10 O'Clock O.. m.
N. B-Persons now holding stands in the differ.
emit markets can retain them BY paying the ap-
day of sale. RIOHARD WALLACH, Mayor
le 1890 Intel
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SCHOOL EXAAINATIOSS.-Second No. /.
Fourth District, in charge of Miss Anna Ad-
ans, was examined on Thursday by Dr. r. c.
CroggOn ard Mr.. j. b. Ellis, in place Of Mr.
Murtagh, the examining trustee, absent on ac-
count of illness in his FAMILY. There were 50
on the roll. all of whom were present, and the
examination fully sustained the reputation of
the school, the scholars being excellent in their
studies, especially in arithmetic. At the close
the school was addressed by Rev. Dr. Hamil-
ton, OF Ryland Chapel, and MT Ellis, who ex-
pressed their qualification thar the exercises
had passed OF so successfully
Secondary No. 2, Fourth District, was ex.
alnined by Mr.. Cassell On the roll 81, pres
ent 81. The teacher, Miss NJ A. Lee has a
Thursday more than confirmed its well earned
reputation. The parents and friends OF the
pupils attended in more than usual numbers
The greatest proficiency was in mental arith-
metic, which was really above the grade Of
the schools. The solutions were given with
precision and clearness OF statement, Rev
Mr. Campbell, who was present and assisted
IN the examination, addressed the pupils very
appropriately and instructively. Altogether
the exercises could not but add TO Miss Lees
well-earDed reputation as a teacher.
Primary No 8, Fourth District, in charge Of
Miss Isabella PeytoH, was examined Thurs
day by Mr. Holmead. Miss Peyton has been
teaching but few months, and in her school
of 81 pupils, a. entered while deficient in the
alphabet All can now read, spell, CIPHER
and write. The best classes did well in mental
aIlthmetie and definitions OF common words.
IheTe Were IS pupils present. The examir-
alton, as reported by the examining trustee
was equal 70 the best OF the primaries, and
gave promise Of a successful future for the
young lady, whose ability as a preceptress
las been mus thoroughly tested.
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tsrnOon i meeting of the Butchers and others
aolding stands in the Centre Market was held
81 Temperance Hall TO take the initiatory
measures towards the erection of a new Mar
kst House, and TO protest against the passage
Of an act giving a charter for this purpose to a
private company.
The meeting was quite large and enthusiast
tic and was organized by Mr. @. A. Lane call
ing George W. Emerson to the Chair. Henry
Barnes was appointed Secretary.
Mr.. Emerson, in taking the Chair, stated that
il was known that efforts are being made by a
private company 10 obtain a charter for Mar
ket House Company, and il is apparent to all
that new Market House is needed. He
thought that If any one should have the Mar
ket House II should he the dealers.
DIR. G. "A. Lane offered n resolution provid-
ing for the appointments of a committee to draw
up protest against the granting OF 1 charter
TO a private company.
After some further debate, in which it was
urged that II would b. we'll first TO ascertain
what amount can be obtained for the purpose,
the resolution was Withdrawn and another
was adopted, for the appointment OF Il commit
tee TO wait on the market people and ascertain
what amount each will subscribe Messrs.
David Rawlings, q. A Lane, Geo. NJ. Oyster,
r. Eichorn and s. T.. Gilbert We're appointed
the committee.
Mr.. 7 T. W. Feinour offered a resolution
for the appointment of a committee to draft a
memorial 70 Congress. protesting against the
granting of a charter 10 n private company:
which was adopted and Messrs. T. T. W
FeinOur. II. =. Elliott, and ". III. Walker were
appOInied-
MI Walker urged that the meeting go right
10 work, and expressed his opinion that any
amount, from SioO,OtO TO S300,OO0, could be OBJ
tanned from the market people themselves If
a company Is formed on the Joint stock prir-
cipIe, they would not have so niue to paw for
stalls, and consequently the people would be
better seTved-the less the expense, the less
profits Will the dealers demand
Several others spoke of the advantages which
would b. derived by the stall holders and the
community, If a market house should be erect
ed by the Stockholders.
resolution was adopted for the appoint
ment OF a committee TO report plan of organ
IZatlOB and name for the association. and
Messrs. Feinour, John Lane, and Jos. Norton
were appointed
The following permanent officers were
elected, and the meeting adjourned 10 Tuesday
afternoon next. g. ". Emerson, President:
Henry Barnes. Vice President: Il. =. Elliot.
Secretary; X. EichOrn, Treasurer: and "
n. HOmiiler, g. NJ. Oyster. W. Anderson.
W. II. Walker, and ) T. Gilbert. Executive
Committee.
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DIED
JARBoI. June I'D, THOMAS JARBOE, aged
Is yssrs.
His funeral win take place from the residsnce OF
his mother, 336 9Th street, above Msss ayenue
and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
E LHTOUREAU On the - instant, after short
W w. and Anna LeTourpan, aGsd months, u
days. baltimore papers plsass eory.l
EDM0NsToH In 0eereetoSn. on the I'D In.
n A. Edmsnston. assd one month and sixteen
days.
from the residence Of her father, on Lingsn OF.
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EXECUT0R'S SALE (BY POWER IN TBR
IL WILL OF REAL ESTATE
BOWMAN d GREEN, REAL ESTATE BRO
kEBS.
THOMAS DowLING, AUCTIoNEER.

On TUESDAY, June 10th. at o. clock D. m We
viii oner for sale, on the premises, that valuable
tract OF land known Grassland, ~ one mile from
the limits OF Georgetown. on the Rockville road .
the residence Of the late hamilton Loughboroueh
confirming 0i acree roods, and eubdiyid ed into
ots suitable Tor market gardens and building sites
Their description. "
autographed plats can be hss at osr Office or of
Mr.. Thomas Bowling, la Bridge street Georee-
town. ~
Terms One-fourth cash; balance in three AMIN.
al instruments, with interest, secured oy sed of
Stamps and conveyancing at purchaser cost
$50 paid down at fall Of hammer
BY order Of
A. f. LOuGHBOROUGH, Executor
BOWMAN GREEN, Agents.,
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by THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN

AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, June 18th, ct 6 O'Clock D. M :,
Will SELL in front Of the premises, Lot No 50,
fronting g feet on street, between the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Water street
and running back l20 feet.
Also,
Immediately After the ab-ve, will sell Lot 10,
fronting about l9 feet Green street and 10 feet
on the Canal.
Terms: One third cash: balance in s and u
months, with interest," secured by q deed Of trust
on the property.
2l-d TYiOSy nnWLINQ
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MARRIED.,

the residsnes Of P. Meaaher. by Rev p L.
Hay les, THOS. d. OROWLEY to MARY n.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Gsoressevu.
VALUABLE PROPERLY IN GEoRGErowA

Ar AUcTIoN.
On WEDNEeDAY AFTERNOON, June Eth.
at clock, will sell. in front OF the premises
part Of Lot No. lis. in Bsal addition to oeoree,
town, fronting. IS feet Beall street, between
Waship gton and Green stree to, and rusuius hsck
l1e feet, and improved By two old Frame rsne-
menfs.
Also,
Lots No Jos and 1e9, each fronting 60 feet On Bea
street, between Montgomery and Monroe. sD1
running back l2a feet 20 Poplar street
Terms: One third cash balance In 6 and u
months with interest, se<ured BIZ deed Of trust
ON the property. Convey anctns and stamps st the
cost OF the purchaser. A deposit Of $50 will be
Title perfect.
jeI rHOs BOWLING, Auct