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Affairs In Gesrgetewu.

HE fRATERSAL MEETING OF METHODIST
PROTEsTANTs.-Iast night the members of the
Methodist Protestant Church OF the District
and Alexandria met In the Congress street
Church. The meeting was called TO order by
were conducted by Rev. John r. Nichols. The
meeting was then addressed by Rev. Dr. John
J. Murray, Of Md: Rev. j. G.. Whitfield and
Rev; VIM MCGEE, Of Va; Revs. J. L. Michaux,
Shaver, OF Ala. The firsf speaker gave a yery
pleasing account Of the origin and progress of
the Church, which he designated as the lights
OF the picture, but retired from the stand to al.
low his successors TO present the shadows. The
story Of desolation, especially In Virginia the
pain and battle grounds OF the contsnding ar
Of every Christian was melted into sympathy
for the suffering ones by the recital The meet
ing adjourned about 1890 o'clock.
SABBATH SCHOOL AyNIvERsARY-On Sun.
day afternoon, the sabbath School of Congress
street Chureh held its missionary anniversary
AT the church. The house was crowded
throughout, there being large attendance of
ministers OF the General Conference in session
there, and OF the clergy Of the District, as well
n OF citizens. The Sabbath school, with it's
embiems and banners, made q very handsome
DISPLAY, and their singing was admirable. IL
was not IA occasion for asking aid from the
congregation. though doubtless the willing
combination Of those who were ready TO con-
Tribute would have been very acceptable but
Tor the reporting Of the returns from the yarious
circles into which the school is divided The
secretary read the annual report, showing the
ssi iey society to be in very excellent
CONDITION, after circles reported their returns,
amounting IN the aggregate 70 $685. Appro.
pirate addresses were delivered by Rev. G.
Whitneid Of Virginia, and Rev. Daniel Bowers
sormery pastor OF Congress-street Church,
and the congregation was dismissed, hiahly
granhed with the Sabbath afternoon exercised
hEHPINS IT uF TOO LATE.-Saturday night,
me coiored folks near the Presbyterian Gene
fary. on Market street, had what they call q
shln-dig, and kept the dance up till the small
nours OF the morning, 70 the great ANNOYANCE
Of the neiehbors, who wanted 70 Sleep an d
also in violation of the law. Sergeant Esse Z.
with squad Of his offers, paid q visit to the
mouse. and their appearance alarmed the
dancers, who broke up the cotiilions instanter
snd made Tor the windows Of the upper rooms
Some tried 10 leap in the dark, but aiigh,sd in
the arms OF the officers, who were there ex pect.
ine them. Reuben Baker, John Dorsey, Ma.
man EDWARDS, John Buriey, Theo Garter,
before Justice Buckley. who fined each Is "A
Tor dIeorderly conduct
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AUCTION SALES.
RI JAHEs Q. feoUIRI 3 90. A.oaooe,.,.

m EHxbEGuToRg HALI OF STOCK. ,gs
~ me Auction Rooms, will sell ~ fo,,aS;n1,
hst 81 etoeks and Bonds 's-ss'ovans
SECnssS per cent Con- pom Bond Of n mo. with
s9iy, ~, coupon attached. VINE
xrs3ke snd alexandria per cent Railroad
Ds1S, - Sc sssA, Jsly. ls5l Con BON attseHed.
Scupose OF July 1854, attached.
g menassas Gap Railroad per cent, Bonds of
Ss%v each, Coupens attached. Of MY 1, lSSi ::
sManaeas Gap Railroad. $500 each do
S1 SeI cent Allegheny Mining Company Bonds
uItW each, Coupons Of July 4. 1876 sttached
zen Per cent. Ramsay County tMinnesota,
0SGG q ~. Co9pon due April !, 1855. asfac he'd
81 a csS,mS central per cent. Railroad Bond OF
sHo.,h n one coupon due May l.. 1886.
81 600 With Coupon due JSis IN ,Ssd Bend OF
Ce.,tasate, No. CITY Of hanniSsi, { Ne Is per
cen y. Certtnsate Of lndebtedness OF si,Soo.
a, y May on hanmbsl Der cent. Coupon Bond OF
VSoP3n OF June .. 1851, attached
Uetsened Vo1Ions Of Allisonia Ma nufacturing
plN .shvilie and Chattanooea per cent Railroad
5ChesaHsake and Ohio Canal 6 per cent. ORE.
ieired Bonds Of 81 cooesch, Coupon OF July i, ss,
4 Ohesape.ke and Ohio Canal no, cen, ,rs.
istsa bonds OF $500 each, Coupon OF July J. iS4,
Terms cash Il 3D.. s"... t-r. .. .4e ..r
BY order Of the Agent for the Owner. ~
mx5,d &c. MCGUIRE Co, Auets.
So shares Washington and Georgetown Railroad
: Bonds Of $500 each of the Orange and Alsxsn.
drfa Railroad, coupons since July, 1851 attached
my1 j. q. MCGUIRE co Aucs
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Risky RuSiness

Between Yreka and jackson willie. Orevoc
there was wedding, last winter-about the
time OF the deep snow, when Dr. Pelham and
other OF our citizens were coralled in that cold
country. The families OF the respective mar
ties were in attendance, and the party VIVA
rather sfser the old fashioned style, made mn
Of neighbore, their wives and babies and any,
body that happened 10 BE- stopping anywhere
within accessible distance. II was q pleasant
affair; but, like all similar assembiases liz dis.
persed. and the bride retired 70 her chamber,
nrst having whispered to the fond Groom.
nrst request he obeyed, waited the time an :
iousiy. nor let the hand Of the ticking clock
pass BY second the limit, ere he was zone To
her with whom his life was Joined Rapping
gently n the bridal-chamber door, and re.
eeiving no reply, he entered unbidden.
and saw MS wife lying on the bed,
arrayed in night.Rear Of the purest white
presenting picture Of beauty, tas;e
and loveliness beyond comparison' one
step further, closer look, and the blood
rushed back 70 his heart-she was dead! Lend.
~ calling for help, father, mothers, sisters,
bridesmaids, ali-the household rushed 10 the
room. The motherdiscovered tha. her daugh-
Sr still brea;hed; but, horrors upon horrors,
mere lay the empty vial from which the fa'ai
draught had been taken. Messengers were
disPatehed for physicians; the patient rubbed
snd sprinkled, and hopes were entertained of
ner revival symptoms looking favorable At
ms luhcture, some one picked mp O piece Of
ioloeo paper from table, on which was writ
80, IN 'ne delicate hand Of the fair young
he not alarmed, dear husband. Fee,;,s
ma me occasion would be too much for nv
.,u,, aYOUs 1w. VIM"
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

we can conscientiousy recommend to those suf
iein{ rom q distressing cough, DR. STRIOK.
lands MELLIFLUOOS COUGH BALSHM.
IL gxes relief almost instantaneous, and is withai
put the Meiiinuous Coush Balsam 10 one Of the
Cesr in Iss and 10 ell that its propri
past week and found relief from most distressin
cough. re prepared by Pr. Strickland, No / 81
SrnSa;s, 'sT si Cincinnati 0ho and tSr sale by
WAIIES Drug Store, and OHAS OHRiSTI.
ANip, Sl7 Pa. avenue and soy Ninth street.
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ap 9-2aw6ds
QYC. w. B0TELER, Auctioneer,
II Ne. $50 D street between 10th and lltb

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE. STORY
BRICK DWELLING ON 18th STREET
tsmber sOth, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber E.
M h No 3 folos $50. Isl, and ls2, Of the land
on FRIDAY, May 18th: At s O'Clock ,. m, on the
premises part Of Lot No; 4. in Square No. 314 de-
sc ibed in said deed a. follows beginning for the
same at point twenty eight feet north OF the
southwest corner OF said square, Running thence
east nifty feet, thence north sixteen feet thence
west sixty feet to the line Of 18th street west and
thencsxith the line Of said 18th street, south six.
oil and singular the buildings, rights privileges
and appuitenances thereto belonging. The Inn
Ing. with three-story back building, located on
18th street, between B and SITS
Conyeyaneing and stamp. at purchasers cost.
Terms cash W A. BOSS Trustee
ap i7-iawkds CHAs. W BOTELER. H~,t
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6EOBET DI6EAREl

sAAARITANs GrrI is the most certain, safe and
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and
feSsn. essss IN twenty four hour No mineral, no
II the soldier hope, and friend to those who do
not went 70 be exposed. Male packages, o.; f.
sAnARIfANt RooT AND HERE JuIcKs-A positive
sna peFmanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofu1a, Ulcers
Sofes, SPo6s, letters, &c. Price 81 Is Der bottle
Sold By 3. c. Tsrd. See advertisement nyS
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VEGETABLE sIOILIAN d
NEWER
Renew thu Hair
HAIR BE

Halls VKeErABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwKR
Restores gray hair TO the original coIsr.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAN RENRwKa
Prevents the hair from falling or
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILrAN HAIR RENEWED
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwRR
Does not stain the skin
HALLS sfcIIIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRNRwER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. 10 80 Tuly
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Ssssenss 6AassipdE. c.is.i Soiio1 1
1 3 T. o. a.H sHfGs S5 r'Hii .s.::sS BE-
leaving her new pier. ITO Light street vhsrf. h..
ssn ia fnS a. g M Stssfs Bsitimere
P:iss, poebs sis, o1ferd Cidra b sS5 ~
lsshs Lsnding,, Csnbridee, HashlettS Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Med.
forti Wharf every THURSDAY and MON.
DAY q p. m, stopping at all the shove men.
toned landfnes for psssengen and freight, and
rsnaeahins Baltimore sss .. m. Of FRIDAYS and
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED nv nm
eTRfCKL LANDS PILE REMEDY.

NJ. GlsM Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
the penent OF all who suffer with the Piles, that he
mas been troubled for eight years with an Agra
vateo case OF Piles, and his brother was discharged
rom the army q incurabe, he being quite pare
yled with the Piles Both these distressing GASES
HeTe cqrsd WITH one bottle Of DR.. STRIOKLANDS
FILE 6EMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
oy Dr Strickland, ought to convince those suffer.
ing fhst the most chronic cases of Piles
are cured BY DR.. Strickland . Pile Remedy It 10
s9ic 81 PrT&gfs1 everywhere. Sold By J. W.
NAIkN Co; CHAS. OHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and soy Ninth street. 90 16.iy
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uILnROLDI EXTRACT DUOHu AID m
II HRO!lD nOe1 WASH cures cscFss an1:i1ii.
&c deerdeIs IN al their stAses q Ittis sx1SSSe'
uSslo % - ehonGe In diet, no inoon vonlenoe ~
% exloc.re. it's pleasant in toits md odor' n.
nsoloee y oeoooD, and ffoe hon a injah00o
~ -.D0
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctisneera
I'D No. 526, corner Seventh and D streets
TRUSTEESSALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPEkTH. on q Attract north hafuaea 9Th al

TkUSTEESSALE0 OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rHOPEkTY, on street north, between Sth and
9th strs etp west ROB
On WEDNESDAY. the 9th day of May next, at
90 clock p. m: shall sell. on the premises, by
virtue ola deed Of trust to me. dated lst day Of
April 1852, from the subscriber, all that piece or
ground lying and being in the said city of
washington, d, O.. and known and described as
lot No. II in Edward Thomas subdivisio of part
OF square No. 500, and recorded in Liber B, folio
l48 In the Surveyors Office of the city of Washing
ton, D; O.. beginning at poiat 4S feet Smokes
from the southeast corner Of said square and run
thence north 90 feet, thence east II feet thence
sonth 90 feet to the place Of beginning.
Terms: Cash All conveyancing and revenue
when the property 10 SOLD In the hands Of the auc
tioneer. HENRY GREER, trustee
GREEN WILLIAMS,
an 92aw6ds Anctjoneers
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@. W. BoTELER, Auctionee,

On FRIDAY BVENING .lIth inst. , at clock, on
-, the premises,
We WIN sell, at auction, that very desirable FAM
" residence, two story brick house. containing 8
pleasant rooms, No. 1926 street, corner Vermont
avenue. The lot 10 a feet front on N street, and
~ teet on Vermont avenue, independent Of the
back buildings. The house sets back from the
street. with pleasant trout and side lot and 10 with
In one square OF 18th street railroad This property
10 In one oil the pleasantest and most RAPIDLY i'm
proving portions of the city
Title iBdisputable. Terms cash.
KILBOURN LATTA,
Real Estate Brokers,
my 7-6 Corner 9TH and r streets
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AUCTION SALES.
RT JAS. O. MCGUIRE co.. AsesseDosrs.
oBANoERY SALE or VALUABLE CrrY

BY authority OF the Supreme Court Of THE Dis.
hiet. pessed In saSity. No. sAi, natiids cram
ss % noSbSY HfTESsocs, Ia, is as'i S. 8
ats c,c,ees, on the premi.es, 70 the highest BID
Lots lettered spd marked b, II, II, and N, In
the Of part OF square Ne lSl, ffonting
respect vely On Oonnectisut avenss end the cor
Ard on the same afternoon, at 6 O'Clock, on the
premises. We shah sell Lot No. 3, In square No.
feet deep, near the 18th street bridge. = :
Terms; One third cash; the residue In 8, 70. I'D
bonds, Win surety: viii bs taken, and iiea re-
II the terms be not complisd WITH within ave
days from the day Ct SALE the trustees reserve tbs
night % resell, On seven days. Dabhe notice. at
ply.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay OF
warning and instruction for Young Mon. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrats the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free of
SSKklnLLiE H0UGHT0N. Howard Association,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
THE NORTH AMERIOAN LLOYD.

New line OF frst.elass side. wheel A. a
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA COWCs.
with comfortable accommodations for psssen GERS
81 All Grades, carving Ihe United 6tstes NAL
BALTIC. S,0co tens, 500 horse Dever
A. u. Jones. Comma nde ........ 18th a nrfl
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 600 tons,
LUZ morse Power 10th MAY
ATLANTIC, coo tons, ] 600 horse bow.
er, @. Hoyer, Commander ...... 3lst Nav
BALTIC, A. q. Jones. ........... l4th June
experienced surgeon on board
Inc Company will not be responsible for specie
or yaiuables, snless bills Of ladinR having the
value expressed, are signed therefor
Rates Of passage, payable I'm gold. or its equiva.
ient First Cabin, los: Second. 462 50; Stserage
81 SO Return tickets.I Sos; II, $ls2 80; Steer.
For freight and passage apply
JOHN X. ELVANS co,
5OS Penna. ave-. 81 Louisiana ave-,
~ For subscription to the stock OF this Com.
pany, Offering . safe and dividend paving inyest
ment, apply to JOHN Il. 1LyANs q Co,
my Aim Agents TOR d. c.
STIAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
:, - IHgRspAY and s. fUKbAY,E sAl
Fare fer Round Trip, s so One third of this
amount Tor use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andria Boats leave each
pisre every honr from q m to p m.
~ he fne Steamer Ws~aset can be chartered
for Ixcursions. J. VAN RISWICK,
ap H6W General eupt p. r. Co.
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
ID No. S26, csrner 7th and % streets

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Orphans Court of
Warrington County, the folio wing described Lot
or piece OF ground will be disposed of Of pubic
May next, 1866, ct O'clock p m part OF Lot H. in
Square Sc on the public plan q Washington city,
ner Of "a and sts south, extending east is feet
inches south feet inches. west 10 feet inches,
the place of beginning "
VIRGINIA MILsTEAD, Guardian
ap 3laW4ds GkEEN Williams. Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE FAMI
"A ..-..-..-- LIZ RESIDENCE.
By KILBOURN q LATTA, Real Estate Brokers.
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Adelna Patti was so much Affected nv
adverse criticism In the Paris louru At thst A.
went into mysteries, and had 70 be put 70 bed.
SIhe latest thing out-tAe policeman.
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., /. a.. Vi Ets ri H9 FPSHsssAsoo,} Trustees.

And Immediately after the sale Of the shove lots
I'm square l64, shall also sell on the premises,
at the request Of come Of the ether heirs, Lott e.
square. Also. original Lot s. sQuare ISl fronting
reepectively on Connecticut avenue, north street
and nth street west ..' .... -
Terms: One third cash; rssidus in 6, II and 10
months with interest, secured By dsed Of trust on
the property.
:. Plss q the above property may bs obtained At
sSda '' '''J J. o. MCGUIRE 90 Aucss.
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WAsHINGI ION ARSENAL,

Sealed Proposals will be received n the Wssb-
ington Arsenal until the 10th Of May ct /. clock
"A, Tor building Magazine on the reservation
near the Congregational Burying Ground Pians
and specifications can be seen application 20 the
Commanding oficer Of the Arsenal, on and after
lay ID. Each proposal to be endorsed IBID for
Magazine. and to be accom- panied BY guarantor
known TO the Department that the bidder will IL
form the work. ~ ~
The Department reserves to itself the right TO re-
Ject any or all OF the bids not deemed id
to the interests Of the Government.
J G. BENTON
MAJOR Ordnance and Breyet
ap -dtnyW Colonel COMMANDING
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VALuABLE BUILDING LOTS en- 1 STREET
AND vKkMOET ANENUH AT AUCTION.
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall offer for sale
Lon II and Is, in vision OF Square no fr, MT
18th streets west running back l4s feet to % feet
Alley with . 10 foot alley on west side and Lot IS
inches on Vermont avenue, between and NJ sts. ;.
running hack lS4 feet, with Is feet alley on the
north side w. WV
Terms: One-foufth cash; balance in 6, IL and IL
months: Conveyancing at purshaser,s ex psnse.
my sd JAS. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Aucta
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PROPOSALS.
YALE OF eovERNMENr LvHBER.


0iJ Qsan~~sr~.ose., p,s. a. Ha,...s,...l
Sealed H.opo.aIs viii Ss rcssived AZ this ono.
~; Snti ,ss n sH,lhI Nay a. ,sss, .. ociOsS
Lumber, Of the Relieving si1ss and ssscrspaons,
- = g: e e! !::s Il IL. .Gss s OAK
ic@o isst ~ inch OAK
sS ,eet f-ipc6 Oak
5S g 81 issS "a
500 feet sineh Hickory
g 90 feet ~ inch Ash
: :.ss i e. zinc, .:isss A. x:s
0,ooo feet k-inch Ash
.ss Is LEI ss:s Inch Pine Pine
1900 feet finch Pine
800 feet linen Poplar a
n m5s ,e:vs i vs,y .opsrior lot q we'll sss:onsd
Go to in
s 90 g lincoln Depot, about one mile east Of
Bids win be received for the purchase Of 10 900
fest and uYwsrds.
eli tie BIDS should they Be eonsids4ed too SS
PAYMENT Gin ooysrnment funds, will be requircd
to dsiiv.ry o. the Lumber. which must BE- re
moved within fifteen days after the proposal 10 &C.
Proposals should be signed With the bidders
dos':a "RIogofals for ths Rursh,ss e LH.ber."
B,t. Maj Cen and Chief Quartermastsr,
my 3la Depot Of Washington.
(NHIEF QUAR1ERMAsTERS OFFICE.
~ .-a DErARrsEHT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond Va, Mar 2, 1866
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recei we'd At this
ONCE until the 10th instant. at II NJ, for fur nis
ing the United States Government with the fol-
class II, do cords of herchautable HARD
CLASS $40 600 bushsl. OATS, in sacks,
200 tons prime TIMOTHY HAY. baied.
sT Class SO tons clean BYE or WHEAT
CLASS 1.-SrATIONERY, in such quantities
AZ may be required; including LETTER. FOOLS
ENVELOPE PAPER, ENVELOPES, fvarieus
sizes. MEMORANDUM. 4, and qure BLANK
BOOKS INK. IArnold's Fluid, j and INK row
DEB. WATERS, SEALING WAX, QUILLS,
STEEL PENS LEAD PENCILS. OFFICE
TAPE: ERAsERS, and PAPER FOLDERS, all
Proposals will be made for each class $. parately,
and must desiRnate the articles in each class pro-
The wood, hay and straw will be subject to in
spectton on delivery. Samples of the oats and the
articles in class must accom- pany the proposals
Al! supplies to be delivered t. the q. g. Quar-
termastere At Richmond and Fort Monroe as they
may be required, free Of expense to the Govern
ment. TO be paid fer on delivery, soon there
sitter AZ funds may be received.
The United States reserve the right to reject any
ible with the interests Of the Government
WILLIAM l.. JAMES,
Breyet Brig. General and Chief Quartermaster,
my Std Department of Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SU1ELY, STRADILY
SUCCESSFULLY go.
sAoLANDI1S EXTRACT BUCKu
10 CURING
evsfS csss o. KIDNEY DIslAsl, RHRvAASIsA,
GRAvrL' URINARY DlsoRDEls, wIAKHEss and
PAINS In the BACK, FxnALI COMPLAINTS and
fRouBLEs arising from I1csssss OF ANY, KIND.
OoAI, IE AFPLIorDDI
TIT sM0LANDIR9.
TAKE No OTHER BUCEU.
Bold By al kpotheeariss. Price 81. D. BAANEs
CO.. New York, and BARNIe, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H d
ROGERS, Wholesale Drussists, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. feb lotly
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GALE OF ARMY WAGONS.

Ai0QtarteMastsS's OHes, Depot Of Washiagtonl
WashSsgton, ID. c., April le, 1856. (
Sealed Proposals are invited for the purchase Of
FIVE.
These wagons are worn. but still serviceable for
road aud farming purposes.
Proposals will be recei we'd until IL NJ wEDNEs-
DAY. May 9. Payment Tin Government funds will
be required upon notification OF ptanee of bid
and prior TO the delivery of the Wagons The rial
TO reject all bids considered too low 10 reserved.
These wagons are at Lincoln Depot, about one
mile east Of the Capitol and can be by apply
charge.
Proposals should be signed with the bidders full
name. and give his pest office address, endorsed
rected to d. II. RUCK IR
epl9Ht Depot Of Wsshinatou
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RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT oN4rgs STREET
'MnST: BETWEEN NORTH N AND N


On THU RoDAY, the 10th instant &C O'Clock p.
Nh We shall sell: on the premises, part Lot No 5,
inches deep. making II . desirable Building Lot.
It's enc Of very best locations for private resi-
Terms: One third cash; balance six and twelve
month";, secured BY deed Of trust on the premises
sold.
n
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p edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
H TOMAC RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSunday .. m. excepted.)

The 0uickset snd most direct route to Richmond,
fo Soq si., Ss s, The PSSP%a
Mashipgton: to Aspia Greek md
kchmood, Fredefckshurg and Potomac Railroad
nov entirely completed from Aqlis Greek to Rich.
mona We connecting there With trains on the Rich.
ponA and PttsrsbsrE and Richmond and Dsayiils
nnSInii0cos; Tor feter.surg, Weldon. Wilmington,
HHsieigh, 9reensboro', Salisbury. Charl otts, and
Steamers Report and c Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily tSunday morning exec ptedJ at
Q ~ .. m AND Pm, and arrive in Richmond ct
2 0 p. m. and a. N.
faR09GHmO .RIOHAONDI I'm SEVEN HOURS,
4ny Niles shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
a. any ether koute:
cbe eure end set Through Tickets via AQuia
C Crssn and 6.sdsricksburs, 70 Richmond, st the
company once, corner OF Penna. avenue and 6th
street. or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Onnibuaes And Baggage wagons WIN be in
tS .1nsss 70 convey pasesngers and baggage be.
rassenseIs BY this line pass BY daylight Mount
vernon, and may have an Opportunity Of Visiting
SIns :, .neids near Trsdertcksburg By stop:
SGrsSsh6fesf s2d s.D On board Of Steamers.
ynV;AAIIlM0LY. eupt., Wellington, D. O.
ATTh1W CLARK, Agent Ws.hington.
@. II. HAUEY,
80 - oe0efaI PASSENGER AGENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-08
10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioneerv,
ID No. S26, corner 7th and Sts north

DESIRABLE SALE OF REAL Estate IN THE
FIkST AND SEOOND WARDS AT PUBLIC
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, 1t 81 o'clock D.
m, we shall sell. in front Of the premises Lots
and 9. fronting on Twenty second street west, be-
tween and streets north; Lots = and IS, front
ing New Hampshire avenue, between n and sits.
street. between Twentieth and Twenty .nrst SITS.
south quarter Of Lot II, on New Hampshire ave-
Lots ., and 4, 1t the corner OF Masssch asetts
avenue and Seventeenth street, in Square No. Isl.
p M, ia front Of the premises, Lots Is, IA Is, and
is. a. the corner of Fifteenth street and street
corr er OF Thirteenth street and street north. If
oesred, they will be 10 suit purchasers.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, u, and Is
months, to BE- secured by deed Of trust on the
property. All Convey sncing and revenue stamps
at the cost Of the purchasers. &25 to be paid on
each piece at the fall of the hammer.
my sd GREEN VILLA Ms, Aucts.