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by JAMES c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHAMBER AND OTHER FgRNITURE AT

On TUESDAY MORNING. April 10th. common
cling ~ 10 O'Clock, shall SELL az the norfbxest
corner Of l4th and streets, q small lot of Cham
Der and other Furniture, in
solid and Imitation Cottage Suites
Detached Bedsteads, Bureaus. and Washssands,
" ardI sbes
Chamber What not and cane seat Chairs
Hair Msttress Feather Beds, Pillows BolsteFs
anu Bedding
Chamber Carpets. Oil Cloth, Stair Carpet
Iron Bedstest, Chamber Stoves
Lounge, and Walnut Writing Desk.
an Cd J. @ McGuIRE Co Aucta
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FOUND DEAD.-Hesterday afternoon, infor-
nation was brought 10 this city that an aged
man, named Samuel Causin, was found dead
on the Virginia shore OF the Potomac, near the
fishing landing. The cause OF death was not
given by our informant, but he supposed it to
be exposure. Causin had lived many years
in that
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DECLISEs.-Mr. W. T.. Hutchinson, who was
nominated and confirmed on Monday last as
lntentant OF the Washington Asy lum in place
OF the late JOSIAH Adams, declines the appoint
ment because Of the prevalence of disease there,
he not being willing to risk the health of his
family there until the epidemic is thoroughly
abated.
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JFwELRY-Long JET Drops and Sets, Jet
l,aIifornix Stone Setts, Rings, Pins, Silver
Plated Castor Stands. Can Bells. Cups, Cob
lets, Table spoons, Forks and Tea spoons
1,00O styles to choose from for only one Dollar,
At Priggs Dollar Jeweiry Store, NO. Ss Pa
ave, third door from AZ street.
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RETJRNED.-Brig- Gen. VIM. A. Nichols, of
the Adjutant Generals Department. returned
from his visit in Pennsylvania on Saturday
evening
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AMUsEMENrs. &c. To-NIGHP.

WARRINGTON THEATKR.-C3rana onanirg
hlRbt 81 ths Italian Opera Belllni's Iuarnifi
cent opera of ''Norma:" Mesdames Chioni and
SsDlssa- and Signors Maeaterri and SusIni in
tne cast. with fnll chorus and orchestra
GKovERs-Benefit of the correct and faith
Lnl actor' H. Il. Phillips, when will BE- present
60, 10Y the last time, "Dot Ut the Cricket O a the
hefitb, and the fine mill ary dram 4 of the
ffeneh Spy" Both plays complete
FORREST HALL, GeOrgetown-BaIl of the
Liayette Club this evening. Cars leave there
q o CLOCK Tomorrow morning. for accommo
oatiOn OF visitors from this city
ISLAND HALL.-Those beautiful tableaux
gotten az by The ladies managing the fair for
Ine dement, OF Grace Up. f Church, al Island
nail are ADMIRED by all who have seen them
Hesk N- 'i'S
SEAToN HALL.-The interesting fair OF the
hacles OF the sixth Presbyterian Church as
SISTED by the ladies of the Fourth and Assem-
Oily churches, continues every evening, and is
even mere extensively patronIzed than the one
yesT.
OCD FELLOWS HALL.-Fair for the benefit
OF ~. Josephs Male Orphan ASYLUM which,
or account of that noble charity, should be
well attended.
$40 ED CONCERT, by the Choir of ST. Mar
uns chapel, ar their church edihce on 18th
street between J. and NJ.
CANT EI.BURY.-First night of the Sprlnp
Season, and of ale Petit Angelo" the child
eymnast- only eight years old: also, of William
Carleton, +. Doneldson, the Female ZouaNe
Troupe, &c.
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pY THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, April 10. at 10 clock
will sell at No 2s Sd street near NJ arket street
assortment Of Household Furniture, being part
of the effects Of q gentleman leaving the city.
sp7 THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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EASTER EEsTIyAL.-On Saturday afternoon,
the Sunday school attached 10 the venerable
CHRIST Church. held an Easter festival, under
the direction % Rev. DIR. Odds, the pastor, (who
also sUperlntends the school, and Mr.. Den
ham, the assistant superintendent. The
scholars, numb ering about 275, partook OF a
COLLATION., prepared by the officers and teach
.ers, and after some hours pleasantly spent,
they left well pleased with the treat.
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD,
" Orfoe o1 ASStsfoHt QNdrfeTmdsteT,
FdShinsIon, ID. C., March Ia 1886
AUCTION SALE OFUS MILITARY RAIL
ROAD MATERIAL

AUCTION SALE OF U. s MILITARY RAIL-
Road Maternal.
VIII be sold az public suction, at Alexandria
Va. on TUESDAY, April IL, lS56-
hrst- class Locomotive Engines, 4 feet az inca
Passenger 6ars
20 Box Freight Cars
2 Stock Cars
Platform Cars
30 Small Truck Cars
Il Trucks for Freight Oars
Is pairs Wheels on Axle~
2seeam Pumping Engines
Stationery Engine
u Henderson Pumps
80 tons second hs nd Railroad Iren (goodl
A large quantity of Frogs, Nails. Switch Fix
lures, Car Couplings. Bar Iron, Springs, Nut,
S of Msuis' Axes Picks Stoves, Files Sperm
20 Buildings, frsn lOxl2 to 2Oox49 feet
Lot Of Once Furniture
Contents Of Printing Office
A large quantity Of new Shelf Hardware
! Herring Safe
saloon Car, feet s1l-inoh eaugesI,SSss
finished and furnished with blackwalau: q rfef med
with green plush; double trucks, withsro trasd
wheels.
Sale TO commence at 10 a. m
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Ii. l.. ROBINSON,
NH ls-eollt Brevet Brig. Gen. A. Q. NJ
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DEAD BABY.-About noon to-day, the body
of an infant was found in the branch. between
X and l. streets, near North Capitol street. and
was taken In charge by the police.
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CoRSs, BUsIess, Club and Inverted Mails,
Enlarged joints, Callositie<. Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disordess Of the feet, sue
cessfuny trested without pain. by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropcdis;, Rooms No. t24 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. between ~ and 9Th streets. Of
fee hours frOm > y. - p. %, aud 70 p.
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PURCHASERS can save money by buying
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
AZ the One Price Store. corner in street and
Maryland Avenue, (IsIand). Ma
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ADAITTED-JOseph Daniels, Esq, Of the
Minnesota and United States Supreme Court
bar, has been admitted an attorney and coun-
sellor of the courts of this District upon mo-
ton OF NJ. Thompson, Esq.
William H. Barton, Esq, Of the Michigan
bar, has been admitted an attorney and coun-
seIloI of the courts of this District, on motion
of d. Thompson, Esq.
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CITY ITEMS.

VIC PHELPS GOT Devlin Co, New York;
will be at Wizards Hotel from 1lth to 18th
instant with a large assortment Of samples OF
new and choice styles OF seasonable goods for
centlensn's wear from which ne will be hap
DIV to take orders for garments 70 be made at
our house in New York. go
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ARRESTED AGAIN.-SOme days ago Mrs NJ
a. Lakewood was held 10 bail for court upon a
charge OF larcenies from Mrs. G. w. Riggs
Mrs. abby, and Mrs. keeffer. II seems that
upon her arrest her trunk was searched. and
articles belonging TO Mrs Sprague, wife of
Senator Sprague, were found, and this caused
her arrest again last Saturday by detectives
Claryoe and McDeyitt. She was taken before
Justice Walter, who sent her to Jail for further
hearing
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ap Cd &C. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts
10y WARDwELL l. HAYS, Aucts. Georgetown.
BAR FIXTURES AND EgRNJTURE OF A

SALOON AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, April leth, at 10
O'Clock, will SELL at No. A, East Market Space,
Georgetown, the Bar Fixtures and Furniture Of a
Beer Saloon, consisting Of two Counters, and
Shelves, large Screen, fine gilt frame Mirror, Oil
Cloth, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobe. Clock, Ocean
ters, Beer Glasses, Tumblers, Demijohns, Jugs,
Fancy Liquor Bottles, Stove, Sign and Post. Also,
several rye fine Pictures.
sp7-2tf wARDWELL Il HAYS, Aucts.
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STR&seK, BUT TRUK-That eorns, bunions,
bad raiis, ETC., can be removed without pain.
To be convinced call at Dr.. Whites Rooms,
al Penn. ay. between TX and Gth Streets
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BURGLARY.-Last night, the store Of :. w
Owen, merchant tailor. on Pennsylvania av-
enue, near Wizards Hotel, was entered by a
burglar, who bored an augur hole under The
latch of the back door. and the door was thus
easily opened. The burglar carried away over
$50 worth Of fine clothing. This morning,
ofhcer Doyle, of the Third Ward, arrested
Chas- Lee, a ne gro, who had on several suits
OF the clothing He was taken before Justice
Thompson, when he confessed the robbery, and
was sent 10 lail for court.
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
- No. $40 corner 18th and d streets.

F0UB VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT.
ING ON AND o STREETS NORTH BE
TWIN NV JERSEY AyEN6E AND 4TH
STREET WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 10th instant, ct O'Clock D.
m, we shall sell on the premises, Lots l9 and %
fronting on street, and ii and IL fronting on o
street, in subdivision OF Square Ne 5lI, having %
feet front each by l35 feet deep running back 80
foot alley. Persons wishing to purchase fine Build
ing Lots viii find 1T TO their advantage 10 attend
this sale this square is improving very fast with
building.
Terms One third cash; balance six twelve, and
eighteen menths. secured by deed of trust on the
premises. All convey ancing and revenue stamps
at the cost OF the purchasers. SIS down On each
Lot when sold.
ap6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RELEASE OF SEMIKs.-Raphael Semmes
formerly OF the Alabama, who was arrested in
December last near Mobile, Ala, by a file of
marines, by order of the Government, and held
since at the Center House, Marine Barracks
by order OF. the Secretary of the Navy, on d :
reCtiOn OF President johnson, and uncondi-
uoEGlly restored 10 the terms OF his parole,
gwen a. the Sherman j ohnstOn amnesty. The
orCrT was taken 70 the barracks by Mrs
SeEmes, (the wife OF the prisoner.) who was
accompanied by Mr.. PendIctOn COlstone. SON
II law of Semmes, formerly Judge Advocate
o. the Confederate States Navy, and now q
pTacucing lawyer OF Baltimore.
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, auctioneers
- No. 526, corner 7th and ID street.

- No. 500, corner TIN and streets
COOKING AND DINING ROOM FERNI'
TURE of p. Degroet's Eating House, fronting
lie Auction
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at IL O'Clock
a m. we shall sell, on the premises. the Cook
House, Cooking Stoves, Dining Tables Chairs
Creckery, Corporation and Government Licenses
&c, &C.
Terms cash.
ap6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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GALE OF DAMAGED CORN.
Dye. w. BOTEJER, Auctioueer
- No. $40 ID street. betMeen 10th and lIth


TEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 10, at s
o'clock, shall sell. on the premises, ten valuable
Building Lots, being Lots No 6, s, 9. IL. IS 10,
~, Y, and p, In Square No. 5o2. fronting pee
lively on north II street and street, between ID
and Sd streets west.
These lots front the residence Of General Grant,
ana are regarded as most eligibly located for
building purposes.
Terms One third cash; and the residue in
three equal lnstalments, of three, six, and nine
months, secured by lien the property; notes to
bear interest.
Conveysucing and stamps at the cost of purchs-
ser.
NH % d c. W. BOTELER. Auct.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II No. 5b, cerner 9TH and ID streets

ID No. 336, cerner 9TH and d streets.
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOTS, Fronting on
New jersey avenue, between north and sts .
At Public Auction.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock n
m, We shall SELL the premises, Lots os Is and
l9 in subdivision OF Square 62S; having % feet 6
public alley Persons will find it to their adyan.
tage to attend the above sale.
Terms One-third cash. balance in 6 and 10
mohths, secured by o deed of trust on the prem
Uses. All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the
cost of the pure S SO down on esch lot when
sold. GREEN d WILLIAMS
APP -td Int Auctioneers
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GEN. GRANT HAULED UP FOR FAST DRIy-
1NG-On Friday afternoon, officer Crown and
Bailey, OF the second precinct. stationed them
selves on lith street to prevent fast driving,
and arrested quite n number for driving faster
than the aw allows. They stopped General
Grant among others, when he offered to pay
the fipe on the spot, but was informed that the
policemen could not take the fine, and they in
formed him that he should consider himself I'M
Ger arrest and report himself at the station
The General questioned the right of the po-
Hceman 70 arrest him, and Immediately drove
of at full speed The officers have reported
the facts to Superintendent Richards.
We may here state that in 1853 President Lin
coin was placed under arrest by Sergeant
johnson and officer Mulloy for driving on a
pavement, and he went with them TO the sta
ton where he paid fine, and at different times
several high officers, including on one or two
occasions members Of the Cabinet, have been
brought up for riding faster than the law al
lows within the city limits.
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RY n. X. WALSH CO., Auetioneers.
- No. ESQ Penns. ave, corner I0th street.
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE az THE EURO
nth STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA Ay-
ENUE, THE ENTRY STOCK OF FURNI-
TUBE, PIANO, MUSICAL CLOCK. BAR,
RESTAURANT LIQUORS. SEGAR STORE,
On MONDAY MORNING April 9th 1856 81 10
o'clock, will sell by catalogue, with reserve
for cas- b. the entire stock o. the Europsan Hotel,
ste in part
One elegant Rosewood Piano, carved logs, Louis
XIV
One fne Musical Clock, a great novelty
Brussels. Three ply, aud Ingram Carpets
MardTObes, Sofas Marble top Tables, Mirrors
Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shades, Bureaus
becsteads, Cottage Sets. Parior ard BedreOt
Chairs
Dining Tables, Oak Dining Chairs
u air Mattresses. Feather pillows, holsters
Sheets, Pillow Gases, BlsnSets, Quilts, Counter
Husk and Straw Mattresses
Parlor. Bedroom, and Kitchen Stoves
RefTiRerators, OIL Cloth, &C
Glass and Crockery Ware, such as lie usually
found in irst class hotel.
BAR.
The Bar contains fine assortment OF Liquors,
Cut Glass Decsnters, Tumblers, Mirrors, Paint
inss one elegant Hondescr 90 Table, all complete,
nearly new, oak Tables and Chairs.
The Good Will and Lease, also Bar FiKtur'
Kitchen Ranges, and Cooking Apparatus, wi I be
sold together
The sale will be continued from day 20 day. ~
the hour, until the whole stock is disposed o.
The whole Is offered at private sale Until the
m Slot NJ X. WALSH & CO., Aucts
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pY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
- No. 526, corner eth and ID streets

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE At the cor
ton.
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 81 O'Clock %
m, we shall sell. the premises, all of Lot No l.
in Square No. sos. This lot il in beautiful loca-
above sale.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in S, IL and ls
months. A deed given and deed OF trust taken All
conveyancinR and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. $50 down when sold
ap6-a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II No. SEQ corner 7th and ID streets.

SEVEN FRAME BUILDINGS AND LOTS ON l.
sTkEET SOUTH. BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH
EAST. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the Ilth inst at 81 O'Clock
z m. we shall sell, on the premises, Lot No l. ia
Square North OF Square No. S53, with the mproye-
ments; consisting OF Seven Frame Buildings; will
be sold separate or together.
Terms: One third cash; balance six, twelve and
eighteen months secured by deed of trust ON the
premises. All conyeyancing and revenae stamps
~ the cost OF the purchaser. so down Oh each
piece Of property when sold
ap cd GREEN s. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuetioReers.
ID No. $50 corner 9TH aud streets

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AND SOUTH O STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS EAST, AT PUb.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at 81 O'Clock
p. m, we shall sell Oh the premises, Lots No 2, A.
9, sahd lo, In Square SS, having good fronts and
purchasers, as the location is very desirable,
making IL a good investment for any one wishing
be sold and suhdiyides TO suit purchasers.
sTsrms: One third cash balance in and IL msnths
secured BY D deed Of trust the premises. All
ancng and revenue stamps at the cost of the
purchasers. SIS down when each lot il sold,
ap6d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts =
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A FOUNDING DIES FROM EXPosURE.-Sun-
day morning, about one O'Clock, 4 basket was
found on the steps OF st. VTncent's Orphan
Asylum, corner of 10th and q streets north, in
which was the body of q white female infant,
apparently several days old. The infant was
doubtless alive when placed on the steps, as a
note in the basket indicated that the parent
desired II to be taken care OF at the ASYLUM
The note read as follows 40 the mercifuI:
A little stranger, born April Z, 1856 Its mother
plaC II At he mercy of this benevolent insti-
tuition. Take little Mary in, and as you care
for her may God reward you.'' Coroner
Woodward held an inquest yesterday, and the
jury decided that the child's death resulted
from neglect and exposure at the hands of
some person or persons unknown.
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R1 WAhDWEL HAYS, Aucts. Georgetown.
SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
T6RE AT AUCTION IN GEORGETOWN.
On THURSDAY MORNING, April 18th, at 10
o'clock shsll sell, at the residence Of the late
High add Potem &C streets, Georgetown, a large
collection of superior Furniture, embracing, in
One, Rosewood Case 81 octave Piano, made by
Handsome Walnut ParIor Suite, ten pieces
Large Walnut Eta9ere. With mirror back
Suites of Bfocatelle and Lace eurtains
English and American, Brussels and other Carpets
Large Gilt Frame Pier Mirror, with brackets and
Fine Walnut Writing Cabinet aE
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Tables
Handsome n antel Ornamental 11
Arm Chairs, Massive Gas Chandeliers and Gas
Arm Al d Reception Chairs
MahegAry Dining Tables, Sideboard
Elegant decorated French China Dinner Set, 80
French alma Tea Set. Fine silvsr.plassd Tee Set,
Plated Caster and Urn. zine Glassware 80
Table cutlery and Table Cutlery esneraly
Oak HALL Set, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Superior ourled Hair Mattresses and Festhsr
E.esllsns Bedding, Walnut wardfosss =
Cottage Chamber Ssts -
Hall Oilcloth Straw Mating; Clocks
Cook and other Stoves, Cooking Requisites, &c.
WARpwELL HAYS. Aucts.
aps-A O. w. B0TKLkR, sslssuan.
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N.s.1ssSSPP. Az iHSasEYE AAsNSs. AZ y.
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AUCTION SALES.

1ON
fHis AFTERNOON AND ro-k0RRoH
RY GREEs a WILLIAMS, Aue,icoss- ,.,.
ID No. 526, corner Of TN ana D str~e~-
VALUABLE BUILDING o. TWO s sr,sk
RhCK BUILDING AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the sth instant, 1t 81 eo'e ss,.st
m. .h.ll sell, On the premises; on . I'D fr.ms
Ruildins with . Brick Back Building. and, also .
eeoi LOT ef Stone in the cellar. -. II
hne chance 70! any one wishing se0oa '''
BUILDING material.
sos down when sold. ,.,s,.
DAYS s,s sdisr the 0aS S r WILLIAMS, Aoes..
DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacrionsers.
HkspsoMI BUILpISa Lot on sEyEsTH
sTREET. BETaEks AND SITS. NORTH.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
.hs .s n tran, ss y Srsnsss Lot wtes
gers subdivision Of square No cal, having - teet
front. By rs feet aeep, 90 nns alley =, r,ont,..
secured by deed OF trust on the premises.
All conyeysncing and revenue stamps ss the oos'
OF the purchaser.
sp ssc9d. GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auc...
10y JAS. O. McGUIRk q CO., AuotiOseer,.
SALE OF BOOKS AT TsE AUCTION Rooms.
at ~ O'Clock, and contiu uing next eveninS same
hour.
Books compon 20 be found IN the library OF law
yer, compiler, and ecolet isstic, together with
variety Of light reading matter.
ek Il rs 'Gii' sklToss STATE FIAT fHPERS' II
Also, enc OF FORCES Archives, as FAR -
published. vols.
4 Terms cash.
| sp2 Until Jas. @. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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10y W. b. LEWIS & CO., Auetieneers,
ID No. 307 Pennsylyania ayenu,

A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
For sale. the Lease. Building and Effe.ts of part
OF the celebrated New York Excelsior Bakery
embracing the Store aud Building % feet front on
Louisiana avenue by I'D feet to street, including
two splendid Ovens, with steam power for any
mechanical purpose. We would call special atten-
ten to this place affording Q good chance for
large business. Inquire of
ap6-6t w. b. LEWIS CO., Aucts
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WANTED We want TO buy several small
w HOUSES and LOTS in good locations, for
cash to suit customers. We also want a small
FARM near Washington; will give s 4OG0 or 5000
cash. D. l.. WELLS Co,
Corner of 18th and r streets, over
NH ~ III Whifa
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WANTED Two first class MILLINERS car
w hnd employment at 236 Pennsylvania ave.
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WANTED FOR RENT-Lsrge and small fur
w Bished and unfurnishei HOUSES in Wash
ipgton and Geor getown. Also, wanted for sale
Houses and Lots in all parts of the city. Real es-
tate owners will do we'll to give US a cali.
Southern Real Estate Company,
sp2-tf 492 9Th street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-04

36 head owen Smith, Western l6k0l7h.
I IS - A. Christie AZ Brother Western, l6H@lTK
so Z" Jones McUlese, Pennsylvania 9@10A
60 " 2. Nc Eillen., Lancaster co, l660l1
1875 p. Hathaway, Lancaster county and Western
l59l7H N
y j. S. Kirk. do. do. lNDl7h.
"a McFien d N ontague Lancaster co. l6@l7H.
100 j. McFien, Ohio, I60l7A.
1856 Ulman a BOchman, Ohio, l7GDl1H
1903 I" Martin Fuller a. Co., Western, l66Dl7.
1863 Mooney q Smith, Western, l6@Dl7A.
25 Thomas Mooney Brother, Western, IL.
rs " ii, Chain, Western, 1hd8
60 " L. Frank, Western l560l7,
l02 " bhomburg Frank, Western l6@l7.
as " Hope q Co.. Lancaster county, l5AgH
45 :" 3. Dryoos, Pennsylvania, Hob
as " j. Clemson Lancaster CO., l66Dl6.
1888 " Is. Hood, Chester county, l6@1l7k.
81 " j. SedOnrdge, Western, l5@l7
Hogs-Prices are without change. About 5000 head
sol at the different yards at from Sl34 so the lOJ lbs
net aud a few choice at Sl5
Sheep are in better demand. 5000 head arrived and
sold at from 6@16Kc F} h. gross, as condition.
Cows are firmly held at tu pricos $50 head sold at
the Avenue Drove Yard s5O6Ds0 for Springers and
S6O(DlO0 per head TOR Mich Cows,