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llY q. w. BOTKLER, AuctioDeer.
ID $40 d street, bet aeen ioth and lIth.

ID 3s0D stsset, between 10th and iith.
TgkE, sILxKR PLxTEH WAHI. sIcHcuT
Gsssess siRR5ks. cds sssseH oo SathSi
UTENSILS, BAR FIXIUhEs, xc.
O'Clock. I shsii sell. st the veIitnosn es'sbii.h
meat Of Mr.. y Gautier. on Penney Ivania avenue,
lion q housekeeping ARTICLES, oonsistias IN part
E esssss a.S:
Slsree French plate Mirrors, with Marble Slabs
livery La isrss srasssls G sSsss. n..ri, new
sdosen Cane seat Oak Dining Chairs
silSer. Plated Turesns Coffee ard Te.po.
Sugar Bowls, Cream jugs Wsitsrs, Dishes
L.rRe aud Elegant silver ris,sd water Cooler
% Preach Chin. Fruit ana Cake stand.
White and Gfit french China 'i sosp fa as
Dishes, Bonbon stands
Fine Gut cl..s pesspts... Gsnles.. Wine. Punch.
serve. and Cake Dishe.
=. ads even Copper Jelly Moslds
seveT.l hundred small &stsr-ics Moulas. made of
large Quantity of Tin Ieecream Moulds and
patent Iee-cream Machine
very large AID valuable as.ertmsnt Of Copper
Ss TsIss .Issns for n s,s sTsy
IvOrg han0le Table Cutlery
Large and email Marble Counters
Costly Marble Case, with Plated Spigot aud Ale
Pump
2Green Enaneled Doors, with heavy plate glass
Coffee Heater and Copper Kettles
Walnut Cigar Case aud Bar Fixtures generally
One Spring Wagon
And many other articles of Furniture, SC, not
Necessary TO name,
The magnitude of this sale. as well as the char
acter OF the goods embr In il. renders IL 2ecu
isfly attractive TO hotel and sad kotsl
keepers, cOniectiOners, aud housekeepers gsner-
allJ.
Catalogues can he obtained at the auction rooms
on tie y prior 10 the sale, which time the
2 oacs car he insp ected.
Terms cash. G.. W. B0TELER,
my Is q AuctiOneer
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ri j. o. MCGUIRE CO., Aucuoneers.-
q, pk ssEhsE Lore Is yIRsr WARD.
RY W. L. WALL eco, Auctioneer.
Two SMALL FRAME HOUSES IN TIE FIRST
wARD AT AUCTION

On MOhDAf. the 18th instant, viii sell az
public sale at the request q tue heirs e the late
John Sis. at the hour Ct eclock In tins after noon
all that part Of Lot mbered sftusted fu sgu.rs
west of square numbered Il, in the city Of wssh-
ington, fronting - feet more less on 18th street
between PeD0. avenue and VI street. and ruu ning
back 10 the creek. with the two Frame Houses
upon the same. Each house will be solu &c para.e-
u. with the lot pom which 10 stands
Terms OF sale One-third cash the balance Of
the purchase money in and ~ months. A deed
given and deed OF trust taken ia secure the de-
TERED payments, with interest. All conveyAncine
and stamps at the cost of the purchasers
my - W. l. WALL A co Ascts
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FESTIVAL or THE GERMAN TARGET AssocI-
ALTON Il U-oay. the first grand festival of the
as eIng'on Shuizen Corps commenced AZ the
W a. bIDciOn Park, 1tn street. and will be con-
iiETSd Two days. The members of the asso-
-ciat1on have made great preparations for this
ftstINai, aud Goubtless the grounds during its
Continuance will be- visited by thousands. who
VIII take part in the festivities, and try their
skill for one of the eleven prizes. Among the
prizes are rifles valued at 500 and $50, silver
-eets, China set, silver forks, spoons. &c.
There are in the city quite large number of
prominent Germans. members of the ShutZen
Corps OF northern cities, ameng others the Of
Ulcers and large delegation of the Baltimore
Corps. who appear in their uniform Of grey,
trimmed with green, and black SLOUGH hat with
'grssn frontspiece. from which rises u black
plume, the whole presenting very neat ap-
pparaRCe.
The procession was formed at . o'clock this
morning in front OF the Hotel Gerhardt, on
Pennsylyania avenue, near X street, in the
following order:
Committee OF arrangements on horseba *,
wearing W hiie, red and blue sashes: band of
5th u. ,. Cavalry, mounted Col. Jos. Ger
Eardt marshal in chief. with his aids, Count
Stosch and Justice Walter; mounted men car
Tying large u. s. flag, the flags of the Balti-
more Shutzen Corps, and the German cOIors,
accompanied by guard OF the Baltimore
corps. mounted: carriages containing the pres
Ident Ind vice president OF the corps, (Messrs
Charles Kloman and Fred Hugle,) with other
officers OF the corps and their invited guests;
rbe baltimore corps and others, followed by
the members of the Washington corps The
carriages were all open, ana many of those
occupying them carried boquets OF flowers
while the horses of the marshals were dec
GRATED with evergreen wreaths The pro-
Cession attracted much attention as it passed
mp Pennsylvania avenue to 18th street and
thence down street to eth. and out 70 the
Park, where the festivities were ut once COM
ueECcd- The members of the Washington
corps are not yet uniformed, but each wore a
silver badge, on which is the represen tation of
= marSsman on bunch of green ribbon
Besides the prizes noticed above. there is pro-
vide massive gold medal to be shot for by
the members of the corps only.
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ll n. X. WALSH CO., Auctioneer,
- No. ass Pa sv., corner 10th street.

* u. n. WALSH Gu, Auctioneers,
- No. 2sS Pa sv., corner 10th street.
TIE PARK HOUSE RESTAURANT, No. asa
sTRBET, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. May q. ct o clock ,. n. viii bs
SOLD, without reserve. the fark House Rsstausaat,
NO. $50 u street. under deed Of trust 20 4. II !.
k.san. comprising all the Goods and Ohsttels Of
said house, O. Per schedule. t"
The Lease OF said House and Lot.
We ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Oval 4irroIs. Her
Msrbie-top Countsrs and Fixtures, Msrbl.-toD
Tables, Round and other rsbles. Cooling stove.
styve: Carpets, ohsirs, . Bsdstesds and Bsddiss.
washstands; Bureaus, ! Deck, &C. s.
my 2s-a NJ. X. WALSH q 90 Aucu.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, AustiOueer..

VALUABLE TW0S STORY FRAME HOUSE,
AND LOT on 9Th street west. between NJ ana
streets north. at Public Auction.
On mOhDAh. the sta fnstsDt at q clock n
m: We shall tell, In front Of the premises, part
Lot No 9, IN Square No. s24. having Il feet front
oy lcOfeet deep 20 a % feet paved alley, with the
la proyements, Consisting OF well bIilt two story
Frame house Location is very desirable, being
in q good neighborbood
Terms One bali cash balance in ana IL
mouths, Gesured by aeed of trust on the premises
All oonYeyaDc'ng and revenue stamps al the cost
otths purchaser. SO down when the property Is
my I'D GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANUsHMENrs, &C. ma. MIGHT

'AnTEEBURY.-Re- of John
MuiIiran. tIrst appearance of Miss Kathlse a
eON-l Miss JniIa Marsh, and other celebrate 4
NOrsliSts and danseuses
SEVENTH s7EKEr PAEK.-Fesnyal OF the
Nsshirc'on German Target Association, nov
IL pre- GTess. Al -
WAsBISGToN CRY GARpEx-Pic- mic of
the Young l nIted Club this evening
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nY VIM. L WALL & CO., Auctiopeer,
- south corr II Pa, avenue and 9th street
AUgTI0N sALE0E GROCERIES. LtouoRs,

AIrIIoh SALE OF GROCERIES, LIOUoRs
nJnBASGo, WHITE LEAD, IRON SAFE
On TUESDAY MORNING, 2eth fr.tant. con-,
mencins al 10 O'clock, we win teli a. the Auctis.
Rooms large stock, embracing
Barrels white and yellow Sugars
ALSO.
Cases Champagne, Claret, Old Bourbon
Old Kentucky Bourbon whisky
eelfca, muscatel, a. a Port
Boxes Pepper, Coffee NJ ustard Indi 20
Boxes Self raising Flour
70 barrels 81 rups
Boxe; and caddies Navy and other Chewing To-
Quintsls Savoy Fine Chewing Tobacco
CieaIs, various bands
brands " hisky
Quarters and Octave Brandy, Gin, &c
Ice kegs White Lead
20 dozen Brooms
] Iron Safe
Fine Chewing Tobacco
50 cases Rhine Wines
With many other articles in the Grocery line
my 70 w. l.. WALL a CO ,Aucts
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BOARDING.

COOP TABLE BoARD. With FURNISHED
NJ ROOMS, can be obtained on moderate term. at
No 4 30 9Th street, three doors above the Patent
Office. - 49, my 2S-sw-
RoARDING.-Two gentlemen can be sccOmmo-
- dated with good kOOM and BOA RID at N I'd
Table Boarders taken. M 2i-3t+
NICELY FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED
!. kgoMs for rent with BOARD. Also. good
P plIs BoAhD At No. 800 10Th street: between
ok TABLE BOARDERs CAN BE ACCOM-
Beard. Also. two first class Rooms. with board
suit able for gentleman and lady two single gem
tlemen lmy 2o-5tf JOHN GASS.
40 PENNA AVENUE-BOARD very reason
me location; pleasant, large psrlors, plano; first
class Table. Call and see; SO and $50 per month.
EURNlsHED Rooms WITH BOARD, IN A
. private family. can be obtained at No. 221
street. near ?Uth ct. ny 2S-6t+
nEsIRABLE AIRY kOOMs and good BOARD
y can be had at 129 G street, between elst and
I'd cts north -a = my 2l-2w~
A GOOD CHANCE TO SECURE WE'LL VEN
"A tiiated front rooms for the warm season, with
or without board, furnished or uufuruished. Lo-
cation No. $50 corner Of Sd street and Indiana
avenue my l7-lSts
SOMMER BOARDING. HOUSE.-The Maryland
- AsriGuisr5al Celieg. Building will be opened
BOARsERs to the 18th OF septsmber. The situs
tion Is high and healthy, surrounded By forest
sss hspgg Is e.
ington. ap rs evlms
i 2lst St References exchanged spS-T
TABLE BOARD ct No. 464 10th street, few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms SIS per
nontn. de lou
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gSY HAgbI . CO.. Aucsisnesrs. ~ = d
ID ssIss-rsoms b. ssS PsnnsylvSnis svsnus.

Magic q %. vin give their psrsonAl astsntaoaso
The rs>sdssss Of aapiies Aeeitnkng shoaaAkA ping
Afso te the ss.es Of stocks ~ Groceries Ard Msf.
ehAndise Of ever description. Horses, Carriages,
Harness. 10. dec LIZ
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HOSP ARE THEY ,-Sergeant .Milstead has
so, us possession. at the sth precinct station
mouse, several hundred dollars xuorth NJ In :
SSs sno children's dresses taken by hin last
sslofoay on suspicion Of being stolen proper-
". Families who have been robbed Of such
a ar may md theif property Sv calling as
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown

II THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
CHANoERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
TTaEERT AND GARDEN FARM, AT TEN
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
tAe District OF Columbia, in equity, made aud
passed on the 9Th day of July, A. ID. 1885, in The
ehancery cause No. AL, docket. J. r Keene ct al
We. u. keene ct al, will sell, on TUESDAY
the 10Th day OF May 1856, at O'Clock D. m on the
premises, at TenDaIlytown, ID. c.. that very yalu.
able property known as Conrsd's Tavern, aud the
inclosuTe containing ten acres rood and thirty
perebes Of land, and described as follows: Bagin-
ming for the sane at tou ndary stone standing on
west OF boundary of the oriRinal tract Friend
ship" and running thence southwest forty-two
perches; southeast eighty perches; north 6Is de-
grees east thirty aud three fourths perches 20
the Georgetown aud Frederick pike; tn suce with
said road north 23h degrees, west thirty six
perches tand thence with q straight line 10 the
Dc ginning, with the improvements thereon The
Hotel 10 large and nearly new. and the place a.
been tavern stand for half q century, and fur
hishes q hne opportunity for investment Title
perfect. The purchaser at a former sale having
failed 70 comply; the property will positively be
sold TO the hig bidder, and q deposit of $40
Will be required IS sooR as the property 10 struck
Terms OF sale One. third cash; balance I'm tive
equal payments. at Elk and twelve months with
interest IRON the day of sale tbs title 10 he
retsiLed until the whole of the purchase money il
paio. and the purchaser may. his opsiou pay the
wbo'e or the purchase money in cash Convey
snciDg and stamps AZ the cost Of the purchaser
JOSEPH 3. KEENE, Trustee
my 4 5taw&ds TH0S. UOWLING- Auct
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctsonssrs.
FINE BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL HILL AZ

On TUESDAY, The ss,S day Of M.y. lsss, at sE
o'clock ,. m. on the premises shall sell, nader
Columbia psssed I'm cause Ne. o<l. M. Doc. z,
Ss,e 2, Z. al vs. Clarke st a e public ss:.iss.
6.sii, { street; ssd .unnisc s.eS .ishu %. go,
inehes vide the and wet sfdss of the prsmi-
SIS. which are situated between - and eth streets
Terms: One third Of the purchase monsy in
cs.h and the balance n fSe saa.i gsynents e six
the honds Of the purchaser 20 the satisfAction q
the Trustee, or al cash at the option Of the par
cost w fEHpAEL Trust~s
ny2ld J. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aucta.
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SSss ALL sirf AID Soar sf. Il ru S8xd
ON WIDNisDAy. the srh fsst., q y s,o,eek.
e the rss,dencs Of . gsntlsnsp SsosSkssD(ls.
S1rser o. s9d lesn ssrsst lys,d. uosss 10.
eseviDtion one the Mich Coz. nors Gu Nsff.
and bost, Go be esid without reserve. y
NJ n-d GRxxk n WILLIAMS, Ascss.
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IlYJ. o. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneers.

by J. q. MCGUIRE d CO., AuctiCneers.
ENECTTORs SALE OF TWO BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSES AND LOTS on NEW JER-
FEY AVENUE, NEAR STREET NORTH.
On TUESDAY hFTERNO0N, May 22d at six
O'Clock, on the premises. shall sell, Lots and
3, in Il. y. sweeny's subdivision of Squsre $50,
+ ontDg about IS feet on New Jersey avenue, near
street north. and running through TO 81 street
west, improved bf Two three story brick dwelling
houses. well bult with = side lot to each, and vail
be sold separately.
Terms One half cash; residue in six aud twelve
months, securea upon the property. Convey ancin g
at tho &C at of the purchaser.
Sale pere NJ ptory.
1.-THE terms OF sale not complied with within
ore week from day of SALE the property will Be re
sold at the risk and expense OF the defsulting pay
chaser or purchasers.
JAMES FITZPATRICK
Executor Dominic Conroy
my il dts J. G. McGU 90, Aucts.
g-1HE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ".
TIL TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May -, same hour
ana place.
JAMES FITZPATRICK. Executor.
my 23-dts j. q. MCGUIRE Co. Aucts
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ORGAN CONcERT.-We ad wise all our friends
Who can appreciate a f1rst-class concert 70 Sc
cure tickets for the grand instrumen tai and vo-
cal entertainment at the new calvary Church,
tomorrow night, as but q limited number re-
main on hapd. and IL these are disposed of, no
money Will be received at the door Morgan
the American lion Of organists, and other dis
unguished performers will exhibit the won
0erful powers Of this first-class instrument.
Mrs. Kretschmar and other Washington favor
lies will add TO the great attractions OF the oc-
casion. Tickets for sale al MetzeTotts, Ellis's
and Ballantyne's.
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Coon SJGN-From Ia4O o'clock Saturday
hl2ht until O'Clock this morning there was no
necessity for the Transmission OF any messages
oS thr police telegraph operators, and before
,ne reports were received from the varions
precincts the operators predicted all auiet in
1ne ehtlTe District. TIE reports subsequently
OF importance - = Il
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THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BASK-No.
tee has been given by the Comptroller OF the
Currency TO all persons having claims araips,
the Merchants National Bank OF this civ
that such claims must be presented and legal
proof thereof made 10 James q. Kennedy, Re.
eeiver OF said bank, at Washington. ID. c., on
or before the goth day of August next
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THE Sanitary PoLICK--Tbe reports OF the
ofhcers of the Sanitary detail exhibit the fact
that they have served us notices during the
past week upon persons who have failed to
comply with the regulations The citizens
promptly comply with Official requirements.
aud the total amount Of fines imposed during
the same time was 5000.
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The FIVE CENT PIECK-The new five cent
com, which will soon be issued from the u. -
treasury, will prove Of great convenience, it
n said, IN its size and weight. 1t is to BE- of
the same size as the three-doliar gold pieces.
and will be eight-tenths of an inch IN diam.
eter, or SO near IL that the difference will be
scarcely appreciable. Fifty pieces laid in a
straight l.ne. and touching each other, wall
make the French metre, and will furnish an
easy methed Of converting French into Eng
iIsh measurement. Three OF the coins will
weigh half ounce. and will be useful in de-
termining the postage on letters
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RY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuetiOneer,-

SALE OF BILLIARD SALOON FURNITURE.
On TUESDAY MORNING, May % commenc.
ipg at 10 O'Clock, we snail sell. 1t simpsons Bill
llaro saloon, over Growers Theater, the Saloon
and Bar Furniture therein, naming
with copper
Two fine French. plate extra thick Gilt Frame
Mirrors
] Rosewood Calendar Clock
Refrigerator
90 Oak Cane seat Chairs
] Bronze II qht as Chandelier
s two and four lisht G - BurHers
Basins
Gut glass Tumblers, Fancy and Plan Wine
Glasses
sspittoOps; Pictures, Window Shades, Mats, &C.
Terms cash.
INV d A
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LdRkRAL CoLLEcTIoN-Yesterday morning
the children of the Protestant Orphan Asylum
atten oed services At McKendree Chapel, an,
during the morning. after they had SUM
seNerai nyfnhs In creditabie style, q collection
hundred dollars, which included over sixt,
dollars collected and presented them by Mr.
Thomas Foster. -
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n~OrFICE or OAK HILL CEMErEKY co.
US GEoIGErOwS. b. O., May 70, 1856.
A general meeting Of proprietors Of lots 'sof
siZe not LEES each thsn three hundred square
feet fer the election of four ayers for the en-
suing YEAR. viii be held ~ the Cemetery. on MON
DAY, the ifh Of June next, at o'clock 2: M.
my 2.as&ie2 Secretary.
EURNJsHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
i bOARD, can be obtained at No. l1l Bridge
street, between High and Congress sts., George
town. E.4 my 25-3tS
uAECALC0MAEIA.-MI DELLA L. CLARK,
- OF New York, 10 stopping ct LeDg's Hotel, in
Seorsefcwn. where she will give distraction In
ibis beautiful art free to those bringing mater AIS
Call end see specimens. my IS ST.
GEEnAST, BARGAINs IN DRY GOODS AT MIL
LIS NEW STORE, 101 Bridge street.
GOODS .sss iasss suHp Srss
Goods csss. AND aad cr csessi%sass
Linen Drills. Goods for Boys wear. par asois
Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop skirts, Calicos. at 10 Isx
Is, 49,. 20. =, Is csnts, Blea;hed Muslin I2is it,
70. 3, 81, Sk cents, Brown MasliBs IS N n q
cents, Colored Alpacas IS TO s21S cents Black and
White Plaids Is cents. A ful stock OF Black Dress
Gosds and Black shAwls. We are sailing our
Gooos very cheap Those in ~snt Of good eooas
ut low prices would do veil 10 give MS cali
my IS Ims BENJAMIN MILLER
Ro0Ms AND TABLE BOAKD CAN BE OBJ
H tanned IN 6o1rRetosn. ct no 13s Dunbarfon
street Reserescss reQuired- ap D. Inn
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BIsaaDss. -. 2, eAs.s: g 81
rOLLEnA
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ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE-Saturday afternoon,
a man named Chas. @. Saxton, went into a
water closet at the National Hotel, and with a
sharp razor inflicted a deep and ugly wound
across his left arm. He was fortunately dis
covered in time to prevent fatal result. DIR.
PancoaSt was called 10 his assistance and
dressed the wound Oficer Coomes removed
the sufferer 70 the Fourth Ward station in a
iaIniing condition, where he was retained un J.
ul Sunday morning, when his friends took
charge OF him. Temporary insanity is sup
posed TO have been the cause. -rf .tr3
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l3Y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctieseers.
OY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
AUCTION SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT on lsIB sTREEd VEST, BETWEEN

On the 3ist instant, ct 6 O'Clock D. m. in front Of
shs premises, Lot No. %, I'm Keyssr' subdi vision
OF square No. Is3 having good building front
and depth. running back 20 fine alleV
Terms Orc half cash; bsisuee in four month";,
secured by N deed OF trust on the premises. All
the purchaser, 20 down uhsa the property u
my ad eREKN WILLIAMS. Aues,.
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RY c. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer,

W. AuCuOneer,
AUCTION SALE.
,hn ON W., WEDNESDAY, MAJ 0th: e 8 clock ,. m,
corner Il and 9th streets soatn, known Is orig
i ina Lot No.s In squsTe No. tsi. The lot is on
street cars and square from the splendid Oath.
coral now building.
aresidsnce will Ind q rare chance in this Gale.
The title 10 perfect Lot has g. feet inches 'front.'
Ss tns psas
msssG c e.;a and nd, b.ls.es in and L
t anu n' 3 ef 4: s N e eRTGsNb.
my s.dad. ". WI dr :iIifsi Agent Ssss:
ID tate Brokers, N. W. Cor 18th and + "a s.' ="
ELIoANT FURNITURE, MIRRoRs. CAR.
WEDNESDAY. May soth, ct 10 O'clock a. m.
and lam. north side nsar DR. Garieys Chur rotn
We shall sell all the Fur Hiture, &c as
Piano. Stool and Cover. 7'octsve, IGilberts
lime Insr.in and v.nitisn Carpets
Mirrors; PICTURES. &c |I.H al
Par Tor suite in Hal cloth
s.lt.: Of Mahogany and Cottage Chamber Fur.
Mattresses, Bolstsrs, and Pillows
Extension and other Tables
p piiIning; room Chair:
Hat rack and Hall Chairs
Ice ChsG. Psriot, Chamber, and Cooking stoves
Croekery. Cutlery, and Glass Ware
sga s.ri''' of S B !. %E Rtfs:'; Co. aue
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctsesssr,
AUCTION SALE OF a hgILRINS Lot ON Z
On &EDSfsDAi. IL. sesh in.s.at. $ 8 o'clock
% III :a q a :s q .s ssS.rs No
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Auction SALES.
RY GREEH q WILLIAMS, A.esio.esrs.

HI Skkkh WILLIAMS, Asetiosesrs.
THE LEAsE rrxruRFs. AND COOP Will
OL ktSfACRANf, on the Corner Of 7tn
SIs n MMrssn north. opposite tue Eerthsrn
On RlDAr. the ist DAY Of June next 1t six
O'Clock , m on the premises, the lease hat.ny
~ the veil Known Restaurant kent by warren a
kslin, which wftbs sold 70 the nj gbest bidder for
cssh.
ny . GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auet..
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RY W. B. LEWIS CO., AuetfoDeer,
- No. 301 Pennsylvanis avenue

EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On W WEDNESDAY next, May %. at IL O'Clock on
the premises. We shall offer the splendid restaur-
ant known as the Congress Hall, No 347 Penn
sylvanis avenue. directly opposite the Metro poll
tan Hotel. The above is fitted in the best STYLE
wlthept regard TO cost, and offers rare opportu-
nifty TO any person to make fortune Ii will be
SOLD IN one lot: three years lease, license. &c.
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DINNIEs can b. hadsn ssy esasatsss q the
Il e<S Once eoaatee, su-0
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GALE or GoyERNMENT LUMBER, a.

GALE OF WOOD ASHES.
Qfce Of CAtef QsorfernuaSfer,S
,,,,, Wdshisst0s, ID. C., May Is, 1886. y
Will be sold at public auction ct the Wood Yard
one mile north or Alexandria Q, the Washfnetoa
And Alexandria railroad, on TUESDAY. May 3sth,
quality, the remains Of Government wood de-
stroyed by IRE he flss inst :.
property.
Terms: Cash. in Governnent funds;
M l. LUDIEGrON,
Colonel and Chief Quartern astsr,
my - u Department Of Washing ton.
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RI W. L. WALL q co. Auctisneer..
FEED STAND IN GEHTER MARKET AT
On TUESDAY, May 8, at n o'clock, We will
sell me Feed stand on 9th street. on the corner of
my rs W. l. WALL CO .,Aue,..