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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-19

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CoRNs, BUEIeNs, Club and In verted Mails
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres
cences, and other disorders of the feet sue.
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No 424 Pennsyl.
yania avenue. between 4 and 9Th streets. Of
nee hours from a. m. 10 p. m, and TO 8 D.
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ALBERT SCOTT.
RY M. X. WALSH & CO., Auctioneer,-
- No. asa Penna. ave- corner IOth street
vA sESAsIIv. IHMPRoyEp PROPERTY ON

fAEESSASSIIE iMPROvED PROPERTY ON
Vn WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, May ID, ats
Q eioeK p m, We will sell, on the premises, Let
avenue, between Sd and ~ streets, No ass, having
alley.
~ The improvements copsist of three story Brick
mouse, Known IS the Empire Hotel, with three
story bsck Building and brick stable. The House
mas = rsoms with bar room. two ranges in kitchen
lar under front.
Terms 5000 cash. balance In six, twelve and
eighteen months. secured by deed oftrust on the
premises. All cepveyancing and revenue stamps
at the cost Of the purchaser 800 will be required
at the time OF sale from the purchaser.
Title good and possession given immediately.
ap Is lw NJ X. WALSH a CO., A cts.
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80 SHORT IN HIS CASH ACCoUNT-Hattie
Bailey. boarder at Madame VOLTS, was ar.
rested this morning by Officer Franklin. TOR
me larceny OF So from Peter Davis, soldier
ON the 18th OF February last. The Complainant
went 10 The house with Si65. He gave the ac-
cused sir spent 50 for bottle OF wine: loaned
- 10 friend and next morning had Sis. He
was satisfied that the accused got his money,
nut had no evidence until yesterday, when
one OF the girls in the house told him that the
accused boasted that she got the money This
girl when sworn, denied telling the complain
ant. Justice MOrsell held the accused To hail
for court
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EXHIBITION or LEFT-HAND PERMANENT
This interesting exhibition will be opened TO
the public tonight At Seaton Hall-writiug
executed with left hands by soldiers who lost
their right arms in the war. General Banks
VIII make the opening address, and AZ is ex-
pected that the President, Major General How
ard, Hon. Schuyler ColfaX, and others will
denver addresses Among the invited guests
are the members Of the Cabinet. foreign min
listers. Lleut- Gen. Gram, and others The
band OF the 5th U. :. cavalry will be present
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE-That corns, bunions,
bad nails, &c, can be removed without pain
TO be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
424 Penn. av., between \ and 9th streets
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"A SERIES OF CHAEGEs.--RichardC ovington,
Il cOlOrtd resident OF Slate Alley. was arrested
Yesterday by officer Barklev, of the Seventh
ward, Tor representing himself As "A policeman
and sr1esIIng boy. who h. carried to police
headquarters. II appeared that he mistook
ms position. and was only an assistant police
man without appointment. In making the
arrest ne thought he was doing the public a
service His guilt was m representing him.
SsH poliCtmdn HIS case was dismissed :.
He was also charged with disorderIy conduct
and for this he was fined =. ~. He was also
charged with assault and battery, aud with
keeping os'Wdy house. ard for these offences
ne was arrested by officer Grant. The assault
ana battery case was dismissed, and for keen
ing bawdy house he was sent to Jail for
court. Slate Alley is between 18th and 18th
some 10 the police.
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SPECIALITY.-Paper Collars, made by Lock.
wood. Gray, Goldsmith and others. You can
save from IN 10 p per cent. by buying ofGpo G.
Hennlng, corner of Maryland avenue and eth
street. IA
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PHARMACEUTICAL ssoCIATION-The Phar-
maceutical Association, of the city OF Wash
IngtOn, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: V. Harbaugh- President:
James II. O'Donnell, Isl Vice President; j. l.,
hIdWell- I'd Vice President; j. e. Fin, Record
ing SECRETARY: r. :. Walsh, CORRESPONDING
Secretary; j. A Milburn, Treasurer: Execu-
tive Committee. Jos. Il. Moore. W. H. EntwIs-
tie. j Stanley Jones, w. n. Gray, James NJ
Callan.
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ROBBING A MARBLE IARD-On Sunday
morning, Mr.. Lopez. who keeps a stone ward
at the corner of Sd street east and l. street
hearing a noise IN his shed went down, when
about eight or nine cOntrabands made of He
immediately gave an alarm, and some of tine
police OF the Fifth Ward were promptly on the
ground On an examination Mr.. Lopez dis
covered that some of his tools had been carried
on, and some OF his light finished work had
ben we'd but not damaged.
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CITY ITEMS.

IHosy BBhUTIYUL BrTToa, Congress and
Balmoral Caters for the Ladiee,vssall very
hlgn cut" are coming in every day. In large
quantities at MI. T.. r. Cummins GA 9Th street,
doors below Northern Market Having at
tsined the reputation of keeping the best as
-sortment of Boots and SHOES in the city we
recommend the shove establishment TO our
readers
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MARRIED,

RAU-CRESS On 24th April, at St AIeysius
Church. by the Rev Father Rockford, Mr. HAIR
MING A. BAU, Of Baltimore. to Miss CAROLINE
CRESS, of Wsshinrton City, D. O
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"A HEADS ENTER - CsreHS 4fdir.-Ysstar-
DAY, SaDIe Young and Jennie Brooks were
arrested oy officer Clements, ON the charge of
an a. SAINT and battery preferred by John Holly,
SOIOred Nsoap fat man, and the case was
heard BY Justice Walker. IL appeared that
Holly was standing IN front of a house and
one OF the accused LEI fall 4 bottle Of night
blooming cereus. or some other perfume, which
oreaklhg ON Holly head changed his scent
He natn-aIly looked mp, when one OF the youpg
ladies' gracefully offered an apology, but al the
same time INDUCED in a laugh. Holly testified
mat he didn't care about what struck him, but
didn't like ''the larf," which .sprowoked him
The Justice dismissed the case
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TESTED BY TIME.-For Throat Diseases,
Colds, and Coughs, .Br01rn's Bronchial TrocAes' y
have proved their efficacy by a test of man '
years. The good effects resulting from the use
of the Troches have broBgh out MANY worth
less limitations. Obtain only Browns Bron-
chial Troches." 90
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BY W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioueers.

by W. l.. WALL q CO., Auctionsers
TRUSTEES SALE or HoUsEHOLp ruRNI.
TURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAJ af con.
pencing at 10 o'cleck. will sell, by virtue OF
deeo OF trust duly recor ded, &c &C., N C. r the
household Furniture and Effects Of Housa No
street. between sth and 9Th streets, adjoin-
Brussels Three ply and Ingram CARPETS
walnut W rdrobes and Bed steads
Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus
sofas Tete a.tetes and Marble top Tables
Perlor and Easy Chairs
Marble top and Plain W ashstands
Sideboard Extension Table
Whainot Lace Curtains
Cottage and other Bedsteads
China and Silver Ware
Hair and ShHck Mattresses
Blankets and Bedding
Round, Centre and ether Tables
Oil Cloth, Stoves. Lounges
Hat rack and tair Carpets
Crockery. Glassware aud Kitchen Utensils
With wa iety Of other articles unne cessary 70
enumefate
Terms cash.
apt W. l.. WALL & 90 Aucts.
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PEA HERS MEETING.-A meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal ministers OF the District
convened by the Presiding Elder, Rev N
H. Morgan, was held At the Foundry Church
Yesterday. Rev. W. II. Hamilton, Of RyIand
Chapel, was called 10 the chair, and Rev ].
r. Wheeler appointed secretary
After the object of the meeting had been
stated, 10 BE- the filling of vacancies on the
Branch and DisirictCentenary Committees a
resolution Settlng forth that Reys. John Ian.
ahan and Il. II. Nadal having removed. that
me central committee be requested 10 appoint
Rev W. Il. Edwards and Il. Peyton Brown to
the vacancies
The District Committee consists of Rev N
= H. Morgan. Rev. VIM krebs, Rev r.
Nhee4eT. hr Thomas Dewey, of Alexandra.
MI IL. SielnmetZ. of Washington. Mr.. Thorn as
Brown. OF Georgetown, and VIM. r. Wood
ward. ESD, of Washington
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FIRE - PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Md
The residence OF Mr.. West, at the woodward.
IN Prince Georges county, Nd, was DESTROYED
by are on Saturday night last The family
barely escaped with their lives and a N q, arti
cles of wearing apparel. The house and fur
niture was consumed. Fire supposed 70 have
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RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auoaoaesrs.
- NO. s26, corner Of TN and streets.
81 sat liz

sAS SHsSas ss 81 HsA sath e.
q BERG SON.
IN and b streets, on Nv WETSEsDHY and THU rs.
DAY, May ID and Sd, 1855, Of 10 o'clock q m, the
most extensive collection Of med pledges
silver Hunting Case. American, and English
HK s Matches; pia@ondssii ns cold Mech ,n and
Jewelry in sstts, AID silver Ware.
Also,ope Gold Huntink Gee chrononete. Wstch
In arssser variety than ever offered at sny Of our
previous sales; furs ssd Pistols. together with
Sais viii commence with the watches. :. -,
Terms e''A' 1sAAo HERzBEka SON.
spNd GREEN 4 WILLIANs, xuctS
tUhron. 18th, lstkA; Sunday'Hsrald 18TH
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ID B L c A LII.
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE MARKET
FAkm NEAR WASHINGTON AT PUBLIC
On WEDNESDAY, May I'd, at O'Clock D. m, L
will sell on the premises, that very Desirable
Market Farm, situated about half a mile above
Tenasllytown on the river road, and contai ming
acres, rood and "a peIc CHI.
The improvements consist of a comfortable
Dwelling house, good Barn good StabIine Gar
risge and Wagon houses. MIX house An excsl-
lent pump of water in the yard
The land Is under a good state of cultivation
Terms: One half cash; balance in l. 2 3 and q
the property. "
ap26d ALBERT SCOTT
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuOtioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMsRoyED PROPER.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on the
10Th of October, A d. 1864, and recorded In Liber
n G T., No: ~, foliOs al. &c of the land records
for Washington county in the District Of Oolun-
will sell, ct public auction, In front OF the prem
Uses. on WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of May, A. 10
1866, at o clock D. m, all Of Lots numbered one
I'D two., CD three, 80 and four. a. in Sausrs
numbered hye hundred. GOO y In the CITY OF Wsss
which are valuable. 1S~ss
Terms Of sale: On. half in cash, of which s.n
within i've days thereafter, the deferred naym.n,
TO be In equal amounts in and Il month"; sftnr a.
to the sstisfaction Of the trustee Tam hs1ss
fully complied with within Ave days After ths AZ %
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser. ess.s sne
~, Ss :. noss All Including siam b.
r. CLARK rr,.,..
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DIED.

vOSS. May lst, after a lingering illness, LUCY,
% e late Julius A. Peters
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
No ~ ST, bet. 2lst and I'D, Wednesday, May
I'd. at o'clock p. m.
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STEALISG A BALE OF HAY.-Last night, Of
fcer Ray OF the Fifth Ward, arrested John
kImball. Of the I2th regular infantry, In the
act OF rolling of a bale OF hay from the bar
racks, which be had removed two or three
squares when discovered. The officer took
hlm TO the Filth Ward station, where he is
held for a hearing.
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"''NUTHER UNION EICTRY."-On SUNDAY
evening about two hnr dred boys, white and
black. from this city and Alexandria met at
Four Mile Run. between the two Cities and
engaged IN a crock battle" The Alexandria
CARTE Acknowledges a defeat for their side
hut accounts for II in the old way. by saving
the WashIngtonians outnum bered the Alexan
dTIans. and by a flank movement forced them
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He is TRULY A STUMP SPEAKRR-Who,
when talking, exhibits a mouthfui of stumps
1you Keep your dentallf xtures IN perfect talk
ing order, use the fragrant Sosodont daily; the
recipe is simple but sure
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BEING SET UP-The organ. built in New
York for the Calvary Baptist Church, has ar
uyed, and the manufacturers are engaged in
preparing 10 FIX il permanently in the Church.
II viii be- the largest organ in the Distinct of
Columbia.
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JEwELIY.-white Lava Buttons Jet and
Pearl Buttons. Coral Barr Buttons, Jet Sets,
Buckles. California Stone Sets, Rings, Pins
Silvsr-Plated Casters. Table Spoons and
Forks. Tea Spoons, Call Bells, Cups, Cob
let's, Bracelets, for Only One Dollar at
Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No 43a Penn.
sylyania avenue, third door from * street
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EARLY IN TROUELE.-Last evening, or GER
MCColgan arrested Henry Belleny, an Eng
lIshman. who states that he has been here bu 4
three days. for the larceny Of a coat from A.
kaufman'S store, on the avenue, near Z street.
and Justice Walter committed him TO Jail for
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~ BAILIFFS SALE.
By virtue of an order Of distress for five hundre
dollars rent cue and in arrears TO Hamilton G.
FAINT, from y. A. Patterson, for two months house
reEt due and in arrears, / have distrained upon
the following goods and chattels, to-wit:
Parlor Carpets, Sofas,
One Marble top Center Table,
WhsInots, Rocking Ihairs.
Wardrobes, Lownse Curtains.
Large let Of Bedsteads and Feeding,
Stoves, Shades, Inerain Carpets,
Looking Glasses, Stands, Wash Basins, Pitchers,
Oil Cloths. Stair Carpeting,
Cooking Stoves and Cooking Utensils,
Knives and Forks. CrOckery Ware, &c. 80. go
And hereby give notice that on WEDNESDAY,
the I'd day Of May 1856, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
m, on the premises, near the corner Of 9th and D
streets. shall expose the within goods and chat
tells TO the highest bidder for cash.
A. r. ALLEN,
ap&-tt Railfff and Copstabie
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VERY IMPROPER Recommendation the
head OF phenomenon" the Alexandria LeEr-
as0l notices the appearance there the other
night OF a very singular cloud "with lightning
playing upon ITS bosom" hatcouple should
b. talked to-
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COKE Is N0wsILLING AT THE WORKS.,
u the Washington 0sslight Con pany for T w ~
DOLLARS AND A HALF PER LOAD ~
twenty i've bushels. 80 Va
sp is.tM GEO. A. McILHENNY, E.sipssr
u 7. FOX. STRAW HAT AND BOYNe1
II. 1BLBACHERA AND PBEssER, Miliiners
can be supplied With STRAW for altering, 9TH st :.
ons door soath Moss. avenue. ap u-Ims
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An OLD OFFENDEK ACKNOWLEDGMENT al.
teTnOOE, officer COOmes arrested John vii
liams, a boy Of about fifteen, for fightipg on
the street but at the station Messrs Yarss =
Selby recognizing him as the boy who stois !.
bolt OF linen from the front OF their store So o
eral weeks since, Justice Walter Committed
him 10 Jail on the charge of grand larceny
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RY q. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
II 800 ID street, between 10Th and llth sts
SALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK Dwell.
LING AND ADJOINING LOTS AT AUE.

81 gSMoispAyArrrRNoox m.vz go
shall sel, on the premises, the whole or rieinsi
Lots d, II, and part of Is, in Square No. 8.
These Lots have been subdivided into SIX Iofs
IS follows, viz Let fronts q feet inches on
the csrner OF and 9th streets; Lot fronts ?,
IStt on street; Lot Q fronts 20 feet on X street
inches wide Lot fronts 20 feet on K street, win
depth OF - feet inches Lot fronts 80 feet
improved by large and substantially built foo,,
story bilck dwelling, with large Back BuIidine.
containing altogether about fourteen roams Tof
fronts q teet 2inches on 9th street. ADJOINING
sn , stisy dePah 81 feet inches improved by we'll
s.ie sb.a, Soie ana Carriage House.
Terms One half cash balance in nj and twelve
secured. Conveysncing and stamps at cost OF par
ap sod n w porrrrR Auct
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:sE sssd. GRIN With LiaaIss.' a::;..

BIZ GREEN 8 wILLIANs. Asssioo.s..
AggSTInH SALE OF TWO yALuAsLx BUILD
WEST, BsrWnSHrnnTiH on 1fH sI6EIETT,
ISLAND. AND AIs. SOUTH
On IRiDAHs the Ath day Of Nay next. ct eeIt
10 In suoaiyigon 81 square south of square No.
~ we ean the stteption Of buyers to this sale.
Terms: One-hah cast; balance d six and twelve
nf1,ntns. secured sy stes1 erus on the Prsmisss
Isss Il. e oil Eat ;sas
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by w. B. LEWIS & Co, Anctioneers.
II No. 307 Pennsylyania ave nue..

LADIES SILK AND SUMNER GLoAKs,
upnkShESS S GSpps; &c. AT AUCTION.
our Store, No. BOT Pa avenue we shall sell line
ofsplendid Silk and ether Cloaks suitable for tbs
season.
- Also fine selection Of Dress Goods, Hosisriss,
sps02t WBLEwI 4 co., Auc.s.
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MARRIAGE IICENsEs-During the month
ending yesterday the Clerk of the Court fMr
X. }. Meigs) issued I53 marriage licenses, OF
winch % were 10 eolored couples. Last April
lzi were issued, Of which % were to colored
people.
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WE DO NOT OFTEN PU FF gratuitously but we
must say that Farmer & Walker have one of
the finest assortment of Cloths, Cashmere and
Festmgs. Linen Ducks, Marseilles. Cash .
meres, Silks. and Gents Furnishing Goods in
every variety, Perfumery, &c, that we have
seen in a long time. We also discover that
they get up beautiful Shirt for three dollars,
such as Is usually sold in this market for 81
the same that is usually sold for S.; they have
very nice shirts for 81 81. We also saw some
elegant goods that they are making up as low
as $50 suit. We advise all those In want OF
Clothing to give them a call. Their number is
Asa 7th street, near f. 2
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RY }. G. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioneers.

by }. q. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUBE.
We will sell. on WEDNESDAY MORNING
next, May 2, at Dwelling No. "a Missouri avenue,
between ga AID 9th streets, all the Furniture in
said house. We name in part
Rosewood cssed seven octave Pianoforte, By Reich
Fine Mahogany Marble top Chamber Suite. with
carved Wardrobe
Gilt frame French plate Mirror, Slab and Bracket
Walnut Hair cloth Sofa, Chairs, and Rockers
Mahogany do do do do
Walnut Marble top Bureaus and washstauds
Mahogany Dining Tables and SidesOard
Walnut and Painted wardrobes
Cottage Suite, Gilt window Shades
Three ply ana IDers ain Carpets, Rugs
hall and Step Carpet and Oilcloth
Tin Safes, two Refrfserstors
Husk and Cotton top Mattresses
Cane and We cd seat Rocker, and Chairs
Walnut Hair cloth Lounge, Venetian Blinds
Crockery and Glassware
Together with q quantity Of Household and
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash, j, q. MCGUIRE A CO,
ap.S Auctioneers
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. - ssBro,cn'y
bronchial TrocheS" have been before the public
many years. Each year finds them in new
localities in various parts of the world. The
Troches are pronounced universally superior
to all other articles used for similar purposes
For relieving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Dis
eases, the Troches have been pro we'd reliable
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THE CRY is still they come;-those suits Hen
ming is selling at SIG He has but one price
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CHIOKERING PIANO FORTE AND HoUss
MULD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS ar ACO
On FRIDAY MORNING, May 4th. commanding
at 10 O'Clock, shall sell at 391 18th at between
! ana streets, all the Furniture therein, naming
One Mahc2any Case Piano Forte, 81 octave, by
One Walnut Suite of Parlor Furniture. consisting
OF seven pieces, upholstered IL Maroon Vel.
walnut lair Cloth Tete a. tete Sofa
Mahogany Hair Cloth Rockers and Side Chairs
MshoRany Centre and Gard Table. whatnot
brussels PaIlor Carpet, Damask Curtains
Mahogany Wardrobe aud Bureaus
Mahogany French Bedsteais Washstand
walnut Cottage Bedstead
FEATHER Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Zine Hair Mattresses, Window Sh AIDES
Hall Ser and Oil Cloth
One old English II all Clock
Mahogany Extension Dining Table
Mahogany Sideboard, Refrigerator
white French China Dinner and Coffee Sett about
Croskery, Glass Ware and Cutlery, &c.
Step Cooking Stove and Kitchen requisites
Terms cash. g. MCGUIRE a CO.,
Nd 80 Intel. Auetioneera.
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AUCTION SALES.
[fo~ othe, Auction Sall, ,-- 1901 -.

fo~ otaer Auction Sales see frrA pas,
RI 0hEEN WILLIAMS, Aucsiooc.r,.
IL No. $50. corner sth and y sts' north
AUCTION SALE OF HoUsrgo1n ruRsI
sTH AM sra STREETS S WnsI BETWEEN
shall sell. a., q A.. .s. ssss :, :.
,soy aseIininf housekeeping, q Tot Of Househsld
sofas. Cbsirs Rockers. Tables. Dressing p.r..p,
Gardrobss, Ws.bstands. Mattresses, Carpets
And many other articles too numerous to emu.
Tern. cash. ,,rr ,,
e AsSxF sAhas r q. gs
'h .s sin' ho'r ' GR P!fSs WILLIAMS. Auc,
RY JAMES O. McGUIRE & Co, Auetloneers
SALE ylL. ATTHE AUCTION ROOMS.
., TaSkSSIA,n J, MaS0kSIkG May ;. commenoing
Variety OF Millinery. Trimmings,
Straw Hate, BOnnets, Flowers .-.
Ruches Lsces. Dolls, Fancy Goods,
Toys, Bosnrt Boxes, &C., &C.
myI &c. McGuIRE 4 co. Auct..-
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucrioueers.
- No. 326, corner of eth and b streets.
PARLoR, GHAMEER. AND OTHER ruaNI.
TEE. ON STREET NORTH, 1ETwEEN
gTP D. A RIps isTH a sLREETs WEST, No. 2si /,
On FRIDAY. the 9Th instant, at 10 clock =. m u,
we snail sell at the residence OF lady aeciiniug
One Parior Suite, consisting of Sofas, Easy and
noe Chairs, covered with Blue and Gold
G HTs sst . Blns and GELD Bam..k Curtains
very hne Velvet Carpet and Ornaments
msnceany and Maple Beesteads. Dressing pu-
~ tenus' W droDes, WashstsHds. nad Chairs
Iin;ns Ply Ingram: and other Carpets
oooking P.ror. and Chamber stoves
"A 1ot OF hltChen hAQnisItes
And many other articles which we desm unpe.e,
sary te snuDerate.
myld GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc.,.
RYJ. C. Mcguire a CO., Auctionser..
TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue OF deed Of trust dated April %, lssi
ana recorded In Liber j. A. g., No. 2Is foIios 81
ton. ID. G., will sffer at auctioa at the auction
roems Of J. G. Mcclure & Co ON MONDAY the
Oth day OF pr:l instant, at clock D m the fol-
low Lots OF Ground In Washington, Viz,-Lets IS
Square 626 Lots 4. 5 aud l9 in Square So; Lot 8.
IN square 6H; Lot IL, in Square 30; Lot Is
ln square east OF square 642: Lots - and 3 in
Sqsare south OF Sausre Ga Lot 4, in Square Sol :
Lou Z, aud 9; In Square 1873; LOts4 5 and 8. In
square l.l32; Lot 8, in Square S3; south half Lot
Z, in Square 654.
Terms OF sale cash. Stamps and conyeyaucine At
the purchasers cost.
The terms Of sale must be complied with in one
week after sale or the prepertI may lie resod after
one weeks notice at the risk aad cost Of the rst
purchaser. WALTER 4. CON, Trustee.
aplS-eolOt J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aacts.
THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, NAV
y '""' H0u' ""u WAITER sr cox r,rs,a.