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DEPARTURE OF MARINES Might before Las,
4 company OF Z. ). Marines, numbering los
men, under the command Of Capt p n Fen
dali, jr.. LEFT the barracks for the Kittery n.~v
yard, Maine, and from thence, IL is said. tbsy
are to proceed 70 Passport to aid in maintain
ing neutrality between the Fenians and Blue
noses at that point
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LADIEs.-Every lady in want of Morning
JeweIry Sets, Buttons, Combs, Chains Silver
Plated Castor Stands, Gobletts Cups, Call
BELLS, for only one dollar at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43s Pa. ave, third door
from Z street.
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ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT NoLUNTEERs-
Last evening, meeting of the officers of the
District volunteers was held in the Council
Chamber, City Hall, for the purpose of form
Ing permanent association, to be composed of
the hOnorably discharged soldiers and sailors
VINO served In the late war. Lieut.. Colonel
LemueI Towers was called 20 the chair, and
Lieutenant William Young appointed secre-
tary. After a conversational debate, the secrp-
taTy was directed 10 request all the commits
stoned officers of the District regiments TO at
teEG the next meeting.
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DONATION OF BoOKs.-Rey. J. Kimball, su-
periptendent of freedmen's schools in this
district, has been notified that at a recent meet
ing the Young Mems Christian Association
donated TO the freedmen of this city enc hum
dred ard Fifty Bibles and school books
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CITY ITEMS.

THE FUNERAL of Mrs. j ]. Coombs win take
place AT IL o'clock a. m. on SATURDAY., and not
at 3p. m. as announced yesterday. : .4 t4E
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GRAND LARCESY.-Jno. Dacey was arrested
idst lgEt upon a charge of stealing one coat
ahc nNe shirts, the property of Mary Cava-
naEh. He was taken BY officer HILL of the
fourth Ward, and carried before Justice Wal
Ter VINO recognized him as a frequent patron
him 70 Jail for court
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DIED.

OCOkHOR. On Ia .x.,,r os o.. mr. =. o,<
III. f,isnts Ms oconSOR aged 81 years.
fuIiy inyttsi tn .hose the family are respect
denee on north Capitol ss hsesa ifom !. as rs -,
O'Clock y. N. sist instant, %
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THE SHAKEsPERE COLLAR, and other desir-
able styles of Collars, Cuffs, &c, are now at
Geo. e. Hennng 5 corner eth street and Mary
land avenue. He is selling fine Linen Collars,
Byron and Garrotte, at - per dozen. ia
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COTGIs.-The administration of Medicinal
preparations in the form OF a loZenge Is OF all
modes the most eligible and convenient, more
especially as regards a cough remedy. ssBroscn's
bronchial TrOcheS." or Cough LoZcDges, aIlay
irritation which induces coughing, giving in
slant relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseness, 1nfiuen-
"a, and Consumpuve and Asthmatic COM
plants.
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CHURCH EXTENsIoN.-Laste evening an adj
JOurned meeting of the ministers and elders of
the Presbytery of the Potomac (Old SchooD
was held IN the 7th street Church, Island.J on
the subject OF church exts nsIon, at which Rev
MI Campbell presided, and Mr.. r. A Tschlf-
fely acted as clerk. AFTER a full interchange of
views, the delegates on the part OF the churches
ance should be aided, and Reys. DIR. Gurley.
DR.. Taylor, and Mr.. Fox. and Messrs Lathrop
and Herring were appointed a committee to
consider and report the best scheme for aiding
the Churches 1t Is proposed that the 7th street
church, for the present, Will be extended. but
that AS soon as funds can be raised large and
conlmoclous brick church Will be erected IL
Is also proposed to enlarge the Capitol Hill
Church this season, and also to erect perma.
uent brick structure as soor as possible The
churches at Lewinsyille and Prince William
Va, are also TO be aided.
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GRAND LARCENY This morning officer
hobinson arrested Howard Ferguson and Geo
wagon, springs, &c, from the fnannfactorv OF
Jacob Snyder. on ID street, Second Ward. Por-
tons Of the property Were recovered and the
prisoners were sent TO Jail for court by Justice
MOrseu oo
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OFFICE OF THE CANAL BOARD,

" April IL, 1856
Proposals will he received at the MAYORS Office
City Hall. Washington, D. c., until II M, SAT-
CRDAY, the 18th instant. fer excavsting twenty
six thous and 70 eeaD CUBIC yards more or less Of
deposits from the Washington City Canal. between
Tiber Gree and the Eastern Branch the substance
so removed to be placed wherever the Board may
direct.
FOR further information apply at the Mayor g
Office.
RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor,
RANDOLPH OOYLE,
Water Registrar.
VIM. FORSYTH,
City Surveyor.
DAVID HEPBURN,
Canal Commissioner,
VIM. u. WISE,
late Canal Commissioner,
ap lS-eO5t Canal Hoard
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COvEREMlNT sALE OF THE MILITARY
" RAILROAD AT BRAZOS SANTI-
AGO TENkS


Qnorfermaster Gens-al's Ofos.
r.o ...ou., hashing,on, d. e., April ~, 1886.
investment is invited 70 this sale. p''"'NO'e
Sealed proposals viii be received at the Office Of
nutil the 1sT DAY or JUNE next. at IL o clock
terest cf the Bnited States in and TO the United
states Military Railroad from BrsZos Santiago to
The sale will include the entire track, and 81.
alngs. buildings, water stations. turn IA bles,
pertaining to the road, together with the roll.
ing stock, cars, machinery, and other equip
The sale will not include the title TO the land,
which does not belong 10 the United states.
tends from BraZos santiago to Whites Rancho
on the bio Grande. From this point connection
Is made by steamer With Brownsville and Mats-
This route is the shor test and best for tn. i'm
interior Of southern Texas and Northern Mexico,
and the communication by rail alone can readily
. The road already COM leted caves thirty miles of
oimeui. and toItuous navigation Boats on the
as per Barrel It an Ge for pa. 80
sengers SIS each.
The Tesd is five feet gauge, good ties, rail, and
Mere particular description Of the property can
Quartermaster Military division Of the Gulf, at
ton shall be furnished for ell Government troops
and supplies, wheDever require at the rates paid
trail railroad.
The term, Of payment accepted will be those
considered the most fs vorabe TO the Government
Ten per cent. cash, in Government funds, to be
paid on acceptance of proposal
TSe Government reserves the ight to reject any
or all reposals.
Proposals should be endorsed, !" Proposals fer
purchase of Brazos Santiago and Rio Grande Rail-
rtad and addressed 10 the Division of River and
Rail Transportation. Quartermastef General OF.
fee. Washington, ID q.
By order of the Quartermsster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. q. M, in charge Fourth
Division Q. NJ. G. o. an 80 ar
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ST. JoHN's PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.-At an adjourned meeting, held on
were duly elected vestrymen thereof-Hon.
William Dennison, Postmaster General; Major
General Angur, United States Army: Oommo-
Gore Harwood, United States Navy: Captain
Jenkins. United States Navy; William III
Philip, Esq; Samuel V. Niles. ESQ: Mr.
Scheaf.er, and Robert A. Lacey, Esq.
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RI JAMES O. MCGUIRE q Co, Auotiouser..
= E;XSIEsGTyToR's SALE OF srooK.

On TEIPSH.IV n SALE ~ ST0Ck.
.rc1ion . nSpAI AFTEkN0QH, April Is, ct the
viz: oohos VI o'oo~'' 49,
ri, nsiIginis per cent. State bond of sl.Ooo, oou-
n, sHsmsey county, Minnesota, 10 per cent. bonds
Pacific Railroad Missouri bonds OF loo each,
coupons since July 1851, attached. -. +.
q Olty OF Hannib al, Missouri. per cent; bonds,
u goo each. coupons since June, 1881 attaehed
2 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal preferred bonds OF
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate ofindebt-
-'ICissspssR: and bio Canal certificate ofiadebt-
j Onssspesks and Shio Canal certificate ofindsbt.
sInS r..s. and 6ie Canal esriac... Of i.a.s
edness. No. lss, for Sl2s. so. = 20 - =
ington city, ave dollars on each share paid In.
~ 10 Order Of the agent for the owner. ,
- H-b 20. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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MILLER's NEW STORE,

Nl 101 Bridge ST.. Georgetown ID. @.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
just received a large additional supply of Spring
and Summer Goods, embracing q full assortment
OF Dress Goods, Shawls, ParssOls, Housekeeping
Goods. Cloths and Cassimers. Ladies' Cloths,
Goods for toys'wear Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts,
Salieoes at To- l21s; Is. 20 20 CENTS Bleaehed Mus
Inns at -. 25 81, 57ls cents. Our goods have been
purchased at greatly reduced prices, and will be
sold very cheap.
ap l3 I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
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. INES AND UORS,

MCFARLAND, STEPHENSON & CO.'S
WI FAST FIR Ell 1T LINE
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
GE0RGETOWN. ~
And Points on and Connecting with the Orange A
Alex aHdris Railroad.
MEBGHHhNDISE OF EVERY PRESCRIPTION
THE LOWEST RATES.
y The above Line is strictly HOME LINE, the
Projectors being old residents of Baltimore and
Washington, and OF long experience in the for
warding business. They confidently solicit the
patronage Of the public.
Ofhees:-114 South Eutaw street. Baltimore, and
Baltimore and Washington Depot, Washington,
DC
JOHN MCFARLAND, Baltimore.
JOHN A. STEPHENSON, Washington, ID. O.
mi l5-lm
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RY d. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneer,.

We will sell, at public auction, on the premises
on SATURDAY, April 2Ist, at 81 O'Clock D mi
Lot Is in Square s2s, fronting q feet iaches on 81
street west, between II and L, aad running back "a
stable. ~
Terms cash. S5e required down when the prop-
erty lie Knocked off. Stamps and conyeyssctne Al
purchasers cost.
apls.4t D.. l.. WELLS & co, Aucts.
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IHR POLICE commonwealth Police
Commissioners met in their rooms ON 1Orh AZ
near ID, yesterday afternoon.
Jefferson Robinson was promoted 10 he
Roundsman of the Sd (Geoi getown) precinct
wee George IL. Lipscomb, deceased. $ L.
Salhoun was promoted TO be Roundsman in
the 4th precinct, vice Alexander Clements de :
ceased r Taylor was reappointed an addi-
uOnal patrolman for Peun'a avenue, between
Stb and 10th streets. and Mich1 French for Pa
ayenue. between OH and 7th streets.
/. II. Robinson, Patrick DOYLE. :. s. Shaffer
John Lynch, Edward BIuvitt. n. b. Raw W
+ Dunn, w II. Evans, Geo. Thompson, John
J Hill, W II. MaTderS. =. J.. Kearney. John
FAINTER and Patrick kearney having served
the 90 days probation required by the regula-
non, were ordered 10 be regularly commits
stoned as patrolmen.
The charge OF arrest without suffi Gent cause
brought against officer :. T. Crown, of the ID
precinct, was Investigated and the case dis
missed John Carey. OF the stu precinct, was
hned = toI conduct unbecOming an officer
After the transaction Of other business of no
interest 10 the public, the Board adjourned.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

nR. @. S. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI-
~ CLAN AND SURGEON,
No. 81 Congress street, opposite the Post Office,
Georgetown, ID. u. ap l2.lmf
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AUCTION SALES,


[Fr ether Asetsen ssiss see Jowta paee.J
Br w6 oi, 4 wH Aat.! GO Asc.,op,sr.
.EIEG ss La Az. bet ON and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. nc.
nsneins :. % e re s.. asr r Fl ). o .sa
siArse number Of Hs s6.sit Tork, and saddle ~
suited to harness and saddle. Atm description q,
lot of Mules, broke to harness. I'm good sruer.
AIsrs. collection q d.:if;;s!. New SUD second.
ss S:.. .. :l sq'ss Express
A large collection Of New and Second hand nsr.
nne F sm Horss. kscks"sy' and dai ness.
New Germantown Carriages.
Thus.dsy. and Saturday, without regard 70 the
Carriage, and Harness saway. at private sale.
RY GRkEN & WILLIAMS. AucriOneers.
ATToIIOE SALE egIWo VALUABLE BUILD
BETMEEN NOBrH AND SIS
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 6 o'clock
depth, making it |. handsome BniIding Lot.
months. secured By deed Of trust on the pr.%.es
Al CONVEX sncing and revenue stamps at the csst
AZ sOd GRIN 4 WILLIAMS. Auot..
SALs OF SPADES, sHOvKLs, &C.
Chez QUdrfermaSter'S O5oe. Depof Of WasLinEfon,I
MIN WASHINGTON, ID C., April 10, 1885. (
VIII be sold at auction. under the dir ection OF
S1sphtssn ~. u Thomas. military storekeeper ct
Gietnins depot, Amor Square. this city on MON
- - 90 Jay IL, 1850, at 10 o clock g. m,
els, new; and INV
Sibley Tents, worn
These spades and shovels are from the best man.
ages
Tents will Re sold singly; spades and shovel. in
lots OF twelve, with the privilege of twelve dozen
goods. '
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
ID. II. RUCKER
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Qusrterpsster,
ap bsOtd Depot OF Washington
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IHE COLOEED PEOPLES MASS MEETING
On me arrival OF the colored peoples process
sion At Franklin Square Yesterday, the mass
meeting was organized by George f. T. Cook
taking the chair and ID. G.. Nurse acting as sec
Rotary
After prayer by Rev Bishop Payne. Rev
III n. GaTnett addressed the meeting, and Of
fered series of resolutions expressive of their
gratitude TO God and thanks to friends, in
ciudlng Senators and Representatives, for re-
moving their yoke; declares that all dstin ctions
on account Of color should be removed; that il
Is wrong to withhold equal suffrage; recog-
hizes the services of the Freedmen's Bureau:
expresses sympathy with all persons seeking
equal rights, &c which were adopted by ac-
CLAN alton
Hon. Lyman Trumbull, Hon. Henry Will
son, Gen. Howard and VIM. Howard Day of
New York, delivered addresses
W bile Mr.. Wilson was speaking, the staging
fell. and the mass of humanity, white and
black, fell in heap together, but fortunately
none were hurt. The speakers adjourned To
an adjoining stand, where the speakers con-
unued. Among those on the stand were Mai
Gen y. u. Howard, Senators Wilson, Trum-
6ull, Lane, OF Ind, Howard, Chandler, Clark,
Brig. Gen. Ekin, Brig. Gen. Eaton, Bishop
Payne, Rev. ii. II. Garnett, VIM. Howard Day,
DC, &c.
The Chair announ ced that letters expressing
regret of inability 10 attend had been received
from Senator Sumner, Hon. J. f. Wilson. of
Iowa. Rear Admiral T.. Ii. Davis, Senator's
SpTaguP, Foster and Norton, Speaker Colfax
Dion. W ID. Kelley, and Rev. Byron Sunder-
land. Zach name as announced was greeted
with applause, Messrs. Sumner. Kelley and
Coliax coming in for the largest share
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uKLMBoLpp FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu =
rsosiH SssssPs,ss, ss1i.ssiisss nc Sssssa '
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Pr J. Q. McGUIRE CO., AuctiOaeers.

Rf J. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE LOT
On STREET, NEAR CORNER OF 22D,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Anr,, "a, =,
~ O'Clock on the premises, BY virtue OF deed 81
trust duly recorded in Liber y. A s., No S. folio
81 feet on south side Of north L street near The
corner o. 20 street west, running back 100 feet 20
50 loot alley, with sewer running through the LAT
Terms: ene-haf cash; residue in six months .
with interest, secured by deed of trust on IN.
property. Conyeyencing at purchaserps cost
ROBERT A. WATERS Trustae
ap I'D j. q. MCGUIRE A Co Aucts
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III JAS. o. MCGUIRE q CO., AuotiOneers.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF THREE VERY DE
SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 18th, at
O'Clock ,. m, on the premises. we shall sell Lot
No Is In reservation ii, fronting 81 feet on north
street, between I'd and Sd streets west aud run.
sing back l60 feet TO an alley. This property is
situated opposite Trinity Church, and adjoius
the residence fW. b Todd, ESQ.
OnWEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April IS, ct
. clock Oh the premises, Lot No. s, in Square
NO 199, fronting IS feet north street, between
18th and 10th streets west, and ruHnipg back lag
feet inches to sofeet alley, opposite the Corco
Immediately after the above sale, Let IA, i'm
squsre 2l8. fronting 81 feet north Il street
BET ween l4th and 18th streets west, and rBunins
back l42 feet inches to 50 feet alley, Frank
lin Square
Terms of sale: One fifth cash; the residue i'm 4,
Land years, with interest, ured by a dead OF
trust on the property. deposit Of 500 will he
required on each lot ct time Of sale III the terms
OF sale not complied with within enc week After
day of sale the property will be resold az the ri AZ
and cost OF the defaultiHg purchaser aftsr ena
week notice in the National Intelli eeuceT TitIe
perfect. Sale without reserve. Ali conyeyancins
and stamps at cost of purch aser
sp dads JAS. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auct,
~ THE ABOVE SALE, advertised =. ,...
place Tuesday, 7th. 10 postponed till TUESDIY
zith PILL al ga O'Clock. and the sale for Wadnss
GAY. 18TH; 10 also postponed till WEDNEsDAY
18Th ApIil n clock, both in consequence Of the
sp is.dt. JAss. MCGUIRE CO., Aue.,-
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers
- No. 926, corner Of III and ID streets.

AUCTION sAJEoF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOI FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET. WEST
BEpWEEN NhNp o STREETS NORTH, AT
On FRIDAY, the 2Dth instant at So o,clock "a
m, IN front Of the premises. Lot No u in Square
NO $50 having - feet front by % feet a. inches
deep, with the Improvement
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by q deed Of trust on the pre-
mises. All cOnveysncing and revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchaser. $40 down when sold.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR SALE AND RENT.
mt ssss ssSk aogs. ~,
cellar No. SIS 18th street, near Maryland avenue,
res BEES SE5 s9 Of
Penn ave and 18th St, at present occupied by
Is S and md
large all, with large dry cellar and about Que
pump Pstsmsc AID eistern water' hot and c Sn
Os1ss,G1 givsn 18th Sf May next Apply to VIM
No. SAB City Post once. ap IO-eotf
FOR sALE-The LEASE for eight years, with
Do the iHproysments snd Furnitures of the EU-
18th the Shove IS nos soa oa
or before the LIST of April there will be catalogue
Ths DUE I be
only reason for selling Is on account ofi health Of
m n1aglts on the premises. rup,ou
" Corner PennsyIvania av and 18th street.
Over Nagles Auction Rooms.
For rent By the a DAY. week, or month, fer Con-
These halls are very large and spacious.
i. Er s terms apply on the premises q CO.
ExCELLsIoR WEISS BEER, 70, nm,
viii be prepared in few days to furnish TO all
.ss S WEISS their
Riley A. sHINN,
"Union BottlinR Depot,n
Corner of Green and Olive streets.
apls-2w tChron&Intell Georgetown. DC.
OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE.
4sa SEVENTH STREET.
FS6EB HAssssss
TABLE OIL CLOrhs. RUSTIC BLINDS,
-r And magnificent stock Of
oeRbs AHR EsD szfs PIC
Also, superb assortment of
square IHpr AEP 9yAt PH9TeGRAPH. AND
PiCTskE FKAMEs. In Gold, Rosewood, Wal.
81 And an endless ariety Of
PE siIf
The above stock is now offered to the public
\. "a AT COST, FOB THIRTY DAYS,
In order to make room for extensive alterations
An o.. ZION o. the above complete stock is re.
q, 4eosx oppe.iss lie s1 Psssn s't Once.
THE ONLY EsTABLIsHMHNr now IN
d. u sna Il s.n
p1SsS sSsfs sasoiS ssSs
at the can BE-
few doors north Of Penn avenue. 'o''
4sog & n best ..;
Goa ALI ooA LII I------ = =
~ -.a - - sLtEa .aasgLzs 10 80
r - FRED. KOONES,
Agent Tor Tyler o., Of Philadelphis. Pa
Goal by the cargo % dealers ct the lowest Phila.
delphia Wholesale prices. Once southwest corner
Of Penn. avenue and 18th trset. NH 39-Sws
IlIRDs AND CAGES. 110-a- 90 - = 4
ID ia u -L- 11lh TEa sH HsF
a.. j. FOL BR xln5.a III
$40 Sth street.. between ana h. mhll- am.1 N
V1AKE NO MORE UNPLIAsANT AND ON.
Z II safe reme0les for unpleasant and dansarnss
disesses gse HELMBOLDB EXTRxO3 Hu
0nU AHD IMPROVED eo61 Wal -.'-ssIi
!. 49,. -. 49, - ~
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SATURDAY, April 2lst. at o. o'clock, at our
Sales Room, 2s5 Penn's avenue, bstN cen ON sRd
10th streets, large and attractive sale Of choice
Green, 0OlOng, and Imperial Teas, Family Gro
ceries, starch, Mustard, Spices, FlANorisg Rx-
tracts, &C, barrels Old Bye Whisky. IS dozen
bottles Wines and Liquors 20 dozen Olaret Wine,
IS cases Pickles, dozen Preserved Fruits, &C.
Alss. a large lot Of Fancy Soaps, Glassware Fancy
Goods, Ladies' Dress Trimmings &C, &c
arl9 NAGLE co Aucts
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I ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROF

VIII be s.ld At Newbsrn, north osrolins. . ,,r,.
commence on the 18th day Of MAY lsss ~ m oscIr2
q, m, and continue daily until ali he nrocsrt1
sold: y = - .'o s"en oeaoN, ~
Iron and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages. Harness,
Iron, Lead, Smiths, Armorers q nd s.dSiers' TeoIs
ZIG heatnsr, sung Carts Gins cotspIsts, Iafsntry
and other articles too numsrous 60 mention. y
Correct lists Of articles 20 be sold viii Be fur
by order Of Major General A. D. Dyer, Chief q
ordnaoos, wsshinston. ID. .,rp wyrps
sSis tmyl4 Brew. Ospt. On. Dept, .. 9. A.
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nG II II. CLARK, Auctioneer,
IL RID Pa aN "A inning Mafrannli

Sale THIS EVENING Of 100 dozen Table Cut-
lery, silyerplated Casters, Spoons, and Forks, 80
Gold and Silver Watches for Ladies and Gents, in
Is carat gold cases; Gold Chains, &c, to be cold
without reserve TO pay advances.
n. BAH goods warranted 70 re az represented.
ap 10 81 II. ii. CLARK. Auct.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Austfoneer,
II No. 500, corner 7th and ID streets

R OhEEN q W ILLIAmS. AuetioBeere.
II No. 500, corner 9TH and streets.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PhONEp LOTS, fronting on 18th street west,
between n and streets north.
On SATURDAY the list inst ats o'clock D. m
we 81 all SELL On the premises, Lot No 46 in sub
by Us ieet deep, to 80 foot alley.
Also st O'Clock p NJ, on the premises. Lot
Ne Z, Square No. 2l4, fronting D feet inches on
the east side OF 18th street. between L and M sta
alley.
Terms: One third cash balance in 8 and IL months,
secured by deed OF trust the premises. All
conNeyancing and revenue stamps the cost Of the
purchasers. S5Odown each lot when seld,
ap GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y NAGLE CO., Aucreneers.
- ssles-reOms No. 2o1 Pennsylvania avenue,
corner Of 18th street.

Eaele %. win give their personal attention 10
the sale OF Real tate and household Furniture at
the residence OF Gsmilies declining hoasek eepiug.
Also ts the sees Of stocks Of Groceries and mef-
ehandise Of every desert ton, Horses, Carriages,
Harness, &c. dec l.iy
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RY JAMES @. Mcguire & Co., AuotiOnssrs.

SALE OF QUARRY TOOLS. STONE WAGONS,
On MONDAY mhR,NsthkEGDs ' ETC "a, ,o
eng 81 III O'Clock. We shall sail, at the Quarry
hock creek, Iust above Lyons Mills.
full set Of Quarry Tools
Right Stone Wagons
Stone
One large Frame shanty and Stable
One Pontoon Bridge, built TO order, etc.
blacksmiths Shop, fully equipped
The Right and Privilege to wsrk the best Quarry
apis Jas. O. MCGUIRE 90 Auer
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Rf GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
SOUTH STREET, BETwEEN az AND 6TH
SIS, ISLAND. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Oh M0NbAf. the 18th instant, at O'Clock m
HeshsH sell, In front Of the premises two parts OF
Lot No. 9, in Square No. as, each having 20 feet
Iont on Z street, and running back good depth.
Terms: One third cash: the balance in and II
months, secured by deed of trust on the premi
All cenyeyancing and revenue stamps at the coet
sold.
sp 10 eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
EV THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
scc-unt OF the weather until SATURDAY, the 2lst
instant, same hour and place
apE GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.