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TIE RACES EToRbEV--In the FIRST race, best
three in Eve, white stOckizs xOn the first two
heats, and Eeatucky the three following.
lathe second race. between Redbuck and Cad
mus, the latter won.
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RELIGIoUs NoTfoE.-Rey. A. J. Baird, pastor
Of the First cumberlsnd Presbyterian Church.
viii continue his sermon to-day-morning and
evening-on the suhiect Of the Resurrection"
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-The EsRal RELIGIOUS service
will be held IN the FiFst Presbyterian Church.
corner Church and Summer streets, to-day at II
A. X, and Ga ?. A.. By the Pastor, Rev. D. f.
BuntinR
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TIL E CITY

A ehivalfOus individual was arrested on Satur-
day night charged With beating his wife. He
viii have hearing on Monday before the Police
Court.
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a CHALLENGE DEcLESED BIZ Az EDIToR.-Gen.
Thomas Francis Meagher. who spent sseFeral
weeks in Nashville during the late war. and who
is now Secretary Of Montana Territory, feeling
aggrieyed at some comments upon his official con-
dact that appeared in the columns Of the Mon
tana Post, sent challenge to the editor. Captain
Henry A. Blake. formerly Of the 18th Massachu-
sets regiment. In reply to the challenge. Capt.
Blake, who refuses to right, stigmatizes dueling
as murder. and reiOices that during his long mill
itary life he never heard or witnessed duel in
our glorious army. While feeling no enmity to
Meagher, he considers it his right and duty, and
will continue to eriticise the actions of public
men. The Captain concludes thus: a
I y GU may publish me as aeoward, but my scars
Of which this inelement storm remind me, will
proclaim that the charge is false. Two warrants
and three commissions which were received by
me during the late rebellion for my services in
twentyOne battles and skirmishes, viii complete
ly refute the statement. In conclusion, will as
sert that your letter and conduct 40 not intiIni-
date me in any degree. While OCCUPY nv post
as editor, your official acts viii be examined. and
| shall have no hesitation in expressing my views
regarding them"
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THesE having claims against the Government.
etc, would do well 20 call on Capt. S. B. Brown &
reliable character. and attend to business
promptly. Read their advertisement elsewhere.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FNR RRNT

THE TWO FINE STORE HOUSES, NOS.
!, ard 42 Public Square, now occupied b.
Nortn a Ferris and ~ Marberg. Inquire Of
nev25-2w wv w. 80
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InsOIKenf NnficeL

WHEREAS, HAVE SUGGESTED TO THE
w Clerk Of the County Court of Hickman
eyunty, tennessee, that the estate Of Thomas II
Johnson deceased, is insolVent. notice is hereby
gsVen toaH persons having claims against said
DECEASED toiie their claims legally authenticated,
next, IN order that division pro rata may be
made. ETC., or they viii be forever barred. etc.
7. S. EASLEY, Admir-.
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For Rent for the Year 1867,


A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION
IA in Franklin county, Tenn, near the Alaba-
ma line, 81 miles from Nashville, on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad.t There are
about 400 acres cleared and very productive
with plenty Of hQuse room stablinS. etc, besides
extensive ranges for cattle and stock OF all Sorts
With abundance Of water. If not rented before
onthat day to the highest bidder at Anderson
Depot Mr.. John z. Anderson. at the depot
viii show the land to any one desiring to rent
the same. For terms, apply 70 - e
- - n. E. ALLoWAY, 5.
nov25-3H s., rE. Church street.
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Z SNGLErox, at the Postofice. has all the De.
eember magazines and the literary and illustrated
papers for the current week; also, the latest
dailies.
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FOR RENT.

-THB "HADLEYL PLACE" * MILES
4 from city, containing 164 acres Of land, fne
residence, good pasturage, etc. Apply immedi-
ately to J, L. ar W BROWN.
nov25-1w -SS% Union street
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II HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
Il York and Baltimore, where l purchased a
new stock of Groceries. and am now opening at
my old stand, No. SO South Market street. where
/ will be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. I shall endeavor to sell Groceries
at such prices that merchants viii ind It 70 their
farther. Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention. D r=arr
The following articles comprise a part Of my
stock in store and receiving: F-- --
Choice p. r. Sugar, extra Demerara Sugar,
Fair 20 Good Demerars Sugar, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cat Loaf Sugar, Ground and
Granulated Sugar, A, B and Q. Coffee Sugar.
StuaTt's Extra Syrup, Choice Rio Coffee. La
guyra Coffee. Old Government Java Coffee.
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive Syrup.
Clear Sides, Cheese, Pepper. Race Ginger, Spice,
Fire Crackers, Star Candles, Soap, Concentrated
Lye Indigo, Nader, Durkee's Yeast Powder,
Ground Mustard Pepper, Spice, etc. and a
general stock of Liquors Copper and Lead
all Of which will be sold low to the trade.
noy25-3m u.h ~ L. Il. LAN1ER.
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}. WALKER ). L. YARYAl
WALKER & YARYAN,

TTORN s-AT-LAw
IA cherry - -ee,., up sAirs.J
s-sn ztg NASH VILE. TENs.
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CBGNGEloF TmE TABLE.-0n and after to-nor-
row, November 26th. the passenger trains on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad will RIM as
follows: H#r
Leave A. NJ and y noon
Arrve at LOusviile..........-.... P NJ, and P. N.
Leave n. and 745 P. n.
ATriveaU Nashvil A. " and A. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-25

AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. - SsBroU-p ;
Bronchial TrOcheS" haN e been before the public
many years. Each year finds them in new
localities III 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 proved reliable
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOneer..

RY }. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIER GLASS. SLAB AND BRACKET STEW,
ART COOK STOVE AND FURNITURE COM
On FRIDAY MORNING, April 9TH, commenc.
ing at 10 o cloak, ct No. ago New York avenue, we
shall sell
Stained Wall 1t Suite OF Parlsr Furniture con.
sisting Of
Sofa Arm and Side Chairs
Hair Cloth Sofa and Side Chairs
ROsewo Marble top T aLla
WalnHt, Refre shment and Oval Sofa Tables
Pier Glass. Slab and Bracket
BRUSSELS Psrlor Carpet, 20 yards, and Ditto Mat
Parlor Rugs, Library Carpet
Rattan Chairs, Window Shades
Oak Ii all Hat Tree, Chairs and Oil Cloth
Rosewood Wardrobe
Rosewood Bedstsai. Bureau, Washstand
Hair Mattress, Tucker Spring Underbed
Painted Cottage Suite, Hair Mattress
Husk Mattresses, Chamber Tables and Chairs
Chamber Carpets and Mating
Dining Table and Chairs, Side Table
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery
Toilet Ware. Window Shades
One Stewards Cook Stove, Boiler attachment and
Furniture mplete
Kitchen Table and Kitchen Furniture.
Ttrms cash. j. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
ap@ intel.i Auctioneers.
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JVW IIIhD5T, MS. Iengths and sldes,''
5OJ0 = inch Siding, rough
1000 " e inch Selects, dressed both sides
THIS ia new humber, and will be sold in lots of
60 feet, with the privilege Of the entire amo1pt
Of same size offered
10000 feet "a Boards
25.gn1 feet :, Scantltng
ID OoO feet Joist.
6,6Si feet 81 Ash Rack Strips
This is second. hand lumber, and will be sold in
lois of 800 feet, with the privilege Of Is 900.
Fire days are allowed for the removal of lumber
by purchasers.
Terms Cash in Government funds
ID. H. RUCKER
Brevet MAJOR Gen and Chief QHartermsster,
ap 25-T Depot Of Washington.
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DRUG STORE AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY. April 9th, at o clock D. m we
shall sell at Public Auction if Rst disposed Of at
private sale before Thursday, 18th instantly, the
nrug Store situated al $50 Penn q ave-. between
Isl and 20 streets. including Lease, Stock, Fix
lures, Show Cases, Drugs, Glassware &c. &c Tie
store Is now doing a good business. which could
conslderably increased during the approaching
sickly season. The above is sold on account OF
Ichness Apply Esterms. sc. at the store or al
NhGLE co, Auctioneers, 295 Peuu' q av bet
9th and 10th SITS ann
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CORNs, BUEIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosites, Vascular Excres
cences, and other disorders OF the feet, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. i2I Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between AZ ana 9th streets. Of
nee hours from a. m. TO p. m, and 6 TO p.
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CEDAR CAMRHoR is Cheapest, Pleasantest.
most Desirable as defence against Clothes
Moths. Druggists everywhere sell II. harris
Il Chapman, Factur ars, Boston.
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LARCENY IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Off
Ger Anderson, of the LIST precinct, county, ar
rested Charles Lee, colored, for entering the
store of John Levi in UniOntown, and steal
ing the money drawer and contents, about 81
IN change. The money was recovered and the
prisoner was sent TO Jail for court by Justice
Handy.
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ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD az OCTAVE Pr

On FRIDAY, April 9th, at lels clock, we shall
sell at 2e5 PennsN lvania avenue, corner Of 18th
street, mp stairs. large assortment of Household
Furniture, consisting of elegant Rosewood ~ oc-
tsNe Pianoforte Rosewood Parlor Suite, in Grim
son brocatelle; X; W Etasere. glass front: Rose
wood Marble tep Centre and Side Tables Mshog.
any Secretary and Bookcase, Brussels Carpets
Mahogany Bedsteads, pure Curled Hair Mattres
ses, Feather Beds, Bolsters, Moss aud Husk Mat
tresses, Marble TOP Washstands and Dressing Blu
reaus EroCkery, Glass and Silver plated Ware
Also, Kitchen Furniture, &c, sc. Sale positive
apps EAGLE & co Aucts
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CITY ITEMS.

JEWELRY. - Every lady and gentleman
should call at Prigg's Dollar JeweIry Store
this week.-Mrs. styles Buttons. Studs, Rings,
Chains come on this morning, No. A. near 4
street.
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RECOMMENDS morning, Sergeant Hur-
ley delivered to the property clerk at police
headquarters three sextants and several other
fine instruments, identified as the property of
the Typographical Bureau of the War De-
partment, which were recovered from yarious
pawn offices, where they were deposited by
Arthur Hays, whose arrest by officer Stinch-
comb and committal for court by Justice Nor
sell Oh charges Of grand larceny and forgery
was mentioned in yesterdays Star. The IN
struments are valued at several hundred dol
lars, and were not recovered till after the
prisoner was committed.
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the fact that =. ID. NARROW. 3i2 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. between 9th and 10th streets, makes to
order fine Dress Shirts. at the lowest prices.
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Now can the winter of your discomfort be
made glorious summer by the application of 3
few dollars in the purchase of a new suit a
George &. Henning's, corner eth street and
Maryland avenue. One price only. WI
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bad nails, ETC., can be removed without pain.
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms.
424 Penn. av., between ~ and 9th streets
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs--John Nor
ton, drunk: ST. VIM. Whitmore, drunk and
dIsOrderly: 50. Ellen Ale, disorderly; -.
Emma Young do: -. Delaware Williams,
DO; 81 John Ballinger. do; dismissed. @.
n. Evans do; do. James Adwell, do; 81
Vim. A Allen, do: dismissed. ]. q. Nichols,
keeping open Sunday; dismissed. Herman
herman, drunk: 50 cents. Thomas Sinan, do;
sl-5O- Richard Delacy, selling liquor on Sun
day sou. Richard NARROW, dIsorderly; %.
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WALL, STEPHENS & Co, }22 Pennsylvania
avenue, make TO order Gentlemen's fnp Shirts
for S3.5p, $40. Si50. and Sj.hi, and sell them
pitV
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FALSE PEETESCEs. " yesterday, Susan
Lewis, an old coloTed woman, was arrested by
detectives Kelly and Bigley for feloniously
ana snder false preteuces receiving eight dol
laIs from Mrs. II. WaIdron and appropriating
II fTauduleHtly. The money was in an enyel-
Ope, and placed in the hands Of the woman to
be delivered to Mrs. Huntress, at No. 400 11th
street, the woman being at the house appa-
rently a servant. Superintendent Richards
sent her TO jail for court this morning.
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READY FOR woRK.-By an advertisement
in another column, IL will be seen that the
JournSymen Painters, who have been on 8
strike for a few weeks past, have determined
10 Get up for themselves, and are ready at their
shop, corner OF Louisiana avenue and 7th
street, to take orders for work, which they
promise 70 I'LL al moderate rates.
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THE WALLACE SCHOOL HoUSE.-The Wash
ington correspondent OF the New York Com =
merciGi says: "The Mayor of Boston. with q
large suite is here to inspect the public schools.
One of our school houses. named after Mayor
Wallach. is pronounced the first edifice OF the
kind in the country
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SECRETARY TO THE CANAL BOAPD.-On
Monday evening. the Beard TO supervise the
Improvement on the Washington city canal.
elected Mr.. VIM. J. Donohoe their clerk.
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"A fax; vol, wives and Daughters, ty Mrs.
Gssken. Guy peyersll; novel Kaf Asllon
Liz 10 China; vols. The Bolton Estate. By An
sHssssys 1r'a''s' FlASex rAYLsRl
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucnoucers.
~ No. 500, corner Of 7th and streets.

CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
In pursuance Of q decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, rendered on the 9Th day
Of March, 1856, in 3 cause No 6ls Equity in which
James ". Gibson 10 complainant, and Eli.sbeth
Sibson, John d Gibson, and others, defend
ants, We, the undersigned, Commis appoi Bted
by the said Court in that behalf, will sell st
public auction, upon the premises, at 81 O'Clock D
m, on tn RSDhY, the 18th day OF April instant,
that valuable piece Of property, fronting q
street north, between a. and 9Th streets west,
known Is the Exchange Hotel, being parts OF Lets
numeertd four and nye, and 81 in Square num-
oered four hundred and ninety, 900 the said
parts Of said Lots beginning on north street q
leet 5-Ie Inches westward from the southeast cor
ner of said Lot No. A. and thence rsnning north -
feet inches, thence east feet inches, thence
north ~ feet inches, west feet thence north -
feet inches. thence east 2 feet inches, thence
north Is feet 20 the public alley thence southwest
wardly along said alley IS feet, thence south to
north street, thence east about 40 feet inches 70
the beginning. with the improvements, Which are
q large Brick House, with back buildings, Stable
Carriage House, &C, &c
Terms: One third OF the purchase money 20 be
paid in cash at the time of sale and the
or purchasers 20 give notes for the Of the
purchase money, payable six, to elve, aud eightees
months after the day of sale, with inferred FROM
date, secured BY deed Of trust upon the property
The purchaser or purchasers to pay for stamps and
oil cOuveYancing.
A. GREEN,
JOS. +. H0DQsOE
EF. QUEEN,
wv BARSACLO,
JOS PECK,
M THOMPSON ComnIt,s solie5ter
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DY JAMES Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aactioneers.
= Z EXECUTORS SALE or STOCK.

On THURSDAY AFTEKNoON, April rs. At IN.
spSuon rooms OF ames c. Mcclure, at o'clock
viz.
Virginia per cent. State bond of 81 900. eou-
Ramsey county, Minnesota, 10 per cent bonds
sPscifc Railroad Missouri bonds Of 81 900 each,
coupons since July 1851. attached.
City Of Hannibal Missouri, 6 per cent. bonds,
81 90 each, coupons since June, 1881, attsc he'd.
2Chesspeske and Ohio Canal preferred bonds sf
81 600 each, coupons since July, l555, attached.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate Of indebt-
chesapeake and ohio Canal oertihcsts ofindebt-
ednees. Ne. g, for III ,zss;
edness, No. l67. for S<S4.~-
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate Of indsbf-
ednees, No. lss, for Sis 90.
aec shares Franklin Insurance Company. Wask-
ington city, Eve ooilars on each share paid il,
By order Of the agent for the owner
sp lists j. O. MCGUIRE CO., Auets.
Will be sddsl-
5000 dollars Merchants National Bank Wash
ington city stock.
800 dollars Corporation Washington Quarterly
per cent Stock.
100 dollars Corporation Washi nRtop Deui A uuuA
per cent. Stock.
hpax L. q MeCUIRu a 90 Aur<.
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEP.-Officer Westerfield,
Of the Second Precinct, reported TO his sergeant
yesterday, that last Sunday, while standing at
the corner of eth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., escaping gas caused him TO inspect the
burners in the Center Market, and he found
ter or twelve burners with the gas turned on
he turned the gas off, but did not discover who
turned IL on. IL Is possible thai the dealers
neglected to secure the gas when they closed
Saturday night, but much more probable that
the young vagabonds who infest. that market
did IL for mischief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-25

SUPPOSED CASE or ABDCC TIoN.-Iester-
day morning, the police We're notified by tele-
graph, that a school girl, named Mary Court
ney, had mysteriously disappeared from her
school, on Capitol Hill, last Monday about
noon, and had not been heard from since. She
Is about ten years old. large for her age, and
quite intelligent. The police have not been
able, so far, to obtain information respecting
her, and her guardians, she being an orphan,
are greatly distressed about her
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nv oREEE q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
IL No. $40 corner eth and ID streets.
S deeSSIa,r RosKETy ON 1rH

On MoEDAY: the sots inst q 8 o,:!ock 2. m.
b. Hsws subdivision Of Mount PleR SAINT, having
. nearly new two-story Frame, with rooms, &c;
also, q slaughter house, pump OF excellent water
in the yard; twenty-e.snt feet front. Also, o fne
adjoining Lot, re inning through to 9Th street.. .
Terms One half cash: balance In and y months,
secured by deed Of trust on. the premises. AL
and revenue stamps st the cost OF the
purchaser. $50 down when sold.
ap ed GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RI J. Q. hcGUIRE & CO., AuctiOneers.

MARbi On 18th sT TRTS IN TIE TIksT
NORTH X AND SITS
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 2s at
O'Clock on the premises, shall sell original Lets
Nos 20, q and 2 in Square No. IS, each fronting Is
feet inches on 10th street west, between north X
and streets, and running back: Let 20, l0a feet;
Lot "a ll2 feet inches; Lot q, north line "a feet
south q feet; ali 10 wide alley nreouired, esck
IL inches each.
Terms One fourth cash; the balance In 1, ? and
years, with secured notes, bearing interest. A
deposit of $50 will be required each lot st time
of ,ale. All csnveysncins and stamps ct purchss-
ap IS-d6ds 10. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
hOIs k AND LOT, fronting on south street,
between Sd and AZ SITS. west. Also, one Bio LID
ING LOT, fronting on south ID street, between
lst and I'd SITS west, on the Island.
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst, ct s o'clock D.
m, IN front Of the premises, part Lot No. 6, in
Square No. $50, with the improvements. Also, one
Lot fronting on II street, in square No. 58s.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
AL conveyaDcing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. $50 down on each piece whe
sold. GREEN WILIIAMS
ap24d Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALES.
Tor otser Asefion Saies see fourth p1ee.I
RY JAS. o. McGUIRK 4 CO.. Auotiosesrs.
oHAHcERY SALE OF vALUABLk CITY

..
By authority of the supreme Court of thi. Dis
uict, passed In equity, No. .4l, Matilda Gram
mer vs. Todd and Prohssco. We shall expose 20
sale, on MONDAY AFTERNOON May isth 1885,
At o,cioe5; on the premises TO the highest bid
der, the following valuable lots, to wit
Lots lettereo and marked Il, IL, M, and n, in
the subdivision Of part of square No I6I fronting
respectively on Connecticut avenue and the cor
uer Of l. aid Nth streets.
And on the same afternoon. st 6 O'Clock, on the
premises. we shall sell Lot No. 5. in square No
20, fronting IS feet inch Canal streei by 10
feet deep, ar the l4th street bridge.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6, II. and
Is months. with interest for which the purchaser
bonds, with surety. will be taken, and lien re-
served on the property sold.
IL the terms be not complied with within five
days from the day CT sale the trustees the
night TO resell, on seven days public Notice, at
the risk and cost Of the purchaser failing to com.
ply.
W B.TODD, Ia
ap - dts HENRY PR8BASCO,i hros'ees'
And Immediately after the sale of the above lots
IN square I64, we shall also sell. the premises
At the request OF some of the ether heirs Lots G.
L., Il, aud Q, in the same subdivision of said
square. $50. original Lot 8. square l64. fronting
respect vely on Connecticut avenue, north street
and Eth street west
Terms: One third cash; residue in g. IL and Is
months with interest, secured By deed Of trust on
the property.
=, Plats Of the above property may lie obtained at
25-dts J.. q. MCGUIRE & co Aucts.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS Auctiopeers
- Ne. $40 corner 9TH and ID streets north

HogsEnOLD FURNITURE ON EIGHTH ST
Lie AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the s6th instant, az 10 o clock
: m. we shall sell, at No. 392, thefellovins srti
cles, VIZ.
Walnut Ssfss, Chairs, Tables.
Locking 0lasses, Sideboards WhatnOt,
alnut and Mahogsny Dressing Bureaus,
Washstsnds, Wardrobes,
Bedstesds and Mattresses,
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Crockery and Glass Ware
Cook stove. Psrlor and other stoves,
A lot of Kitchen Requisites.
And many other articles which we deem unnec-
essary to enUmerate.
Terms cash.
sp 4-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts
RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE & 90, Auctioneer..

SMALL LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Will be sold at public sale, THURSDAY MORN
ING. April 18th, commencing Of 10 O'Clock, st No
2l3 Penn. avenue, opposite Willaras Hotel, oo1
Walnut Hair seat Sofas. Rockers and Chairs
Locking Glasses, Cane-seat Chairs
Msrbie-top and other Tables
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstsnds
Walnut Wsrdrobes, Curtains, window Shades
Three ply and other Carpets snd Bugs
Psrlor Radiator and Chamber Stoves
Painted Chamber Suites
Husk Mattresses, Pillows. Bedding
Crockery and Glassware
Stair Csrpeting aud Oil Cloth.
ap "a dts C. MCGUIRE 4 co Aucts