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PosTFoSED.-The celebration of the emanci-
patton OF slaves in the District of Columbia
which was 10. have taken place to-day, has
oeeo postponed TO Thursday next, on account
OF ule rain. Notwithstanding the condition of
the streets, and the drZZlIng rain, q lite large
number of persons gathered about Franklin
Square this forenoon, among them Union
League Council No. , Of the Seventh Ward
and many belonging TO various associations
which would have been in place had the line
been formed.
We understand that the committee of ar
engagements have decided that societies NAV
appear IN procession IN regalia. and with ban
ners. uuch TO the qualification of the members
OF the orders, and doubtless this part of the
procession will be a feature
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MORE WIVES THAN THE LAW ALLOWS
This morning, officer Clements arrested Susan
Thomas, colOred. charged with assaulting Ann
Thomas, and took her before Justice Walter.
1t appeared that Susan was formerly a slave,
and several pears ago she married a colored
man named Thomas, with whom she lived for
4 time, until her mistress took her home ana
sent her down South. During the absence OF
ms slave wife, Thomas lived with his cousin
Ann on marital footing, and recently Susan,
having become free made her way 10 This city,
where she found her husband domiciled with
Ann, in the alley in the rear OF Odd Fellows
Hall. She at once assaulted the latter, who
procured q warrant for her arrest. Susan says
she don't want her husband, but she left some
furniture with him, and objects TO Ann using
II. unless she will pay S27 to her. Thomas
wishes TO remain with Ann, and Ann will
agree TO remain with him, but says she can't
afford tO pay S37 for him. The Justice ordered
the parties 10 he locked up for a hearing, and
the husband, with his two wives and a son by
the first wife, are to-day talking matters over
at the station.
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IN EARNEST-The officers OF the Seventh
Ward seem TO be- earnestly engaged in roofing
out the dPns of Infamy which have so long dis
graced portions of that large ward, and have
been a cause OF annoyance to the order-Ioving
residents of the Island. Saturday the officers
reported a number of al rests for keeping bawdy
houses, and yesterday officers Vernon and
Evans reported seven more OF the same sort
MOllIs JarbOe, white, was sent to Jail for court
Anna Berry was dismissed. Virginia Magru-
der and Caroline Adams, colored, were held
TO tail for court. Elizabeth Howard, Emma
Proctor and Mary Tilgham We're dismissed
The officers of the Seventh Ward have sue
ceeded IN Kidding that locality of a great MANY
notorious characters within few months and
II the officers of the Second Ward continue
their efforts like result Will be witnessed
there.
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THUNDER SToEN.-About sH o'clock last
night cur city was visited by cOpious showers
OF rain accompanied with vivid lightning and
heavy thunder. One remarkably sharp flash
of lightning was followed by a thunder clap
resembling the report Of a gun. Simultaneous
with the lightning there was a single tap on
the bell of the German Catholic Church, 5th
street Thls morning we hear report of
damage, except, perhaps, a slight injury to the
nerves OF some who Were attending 10 the teIe-
graphic Instruments AT the various offices. They
account for the ringing of the bells al the sta
tons and the single tap on the 5th street alarm
bell, by supposIng that the lightning struck the
wires Of the telegraph and passed of at the
stations
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1SFANTIC1DE.-On Saturday night officer
dullOy, of the Second precinct, found lying
IN pool of water, on street NORTH between
10th and 18th streets, a newly born bright
mulatto child, which, Notwithstanding its head
being covered with clothes and partly SUBJ
merged IN the mud, was alive. The officer
placed 1t in charge OF a colored family tempo
rarity, and subsequently Sergt. johnson took
II 70 the station, where a lady nursed IL, but il
was TOO far gone, and Notwithstanding medi-
cal attention, its death took place yesterday
morning Coroner Woodward held an inquesf,
when r verdict was rendered that II died from
the effects OF neglect, exposure and cruelty, at
the hands OF some persons unknown.
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COMMUNICATIONS 81 o'clock SATURDAY.
night, stephen III. Force, while drunk, fell
IRON the bank of the Tiber near the corner of
Second street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
stuck In the mud, where he was found ana
&otteA out by officers Peaster and Thompson.
he officers took him 10 the station. where he
was dried and yesterday he was released.
he was not hurt by the fall, his drunkenness
PToOably saving him, and he complained bit
terry mat the officers neglected to rescue his
Dat al the time they took him out
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARsENEss-
All suffering from Imitation of the Throat and
Hoarspness will BE- agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded by the use of
s.BrOtrn's Bronchial TrOcheS" The demMicent
ingredients allay pulmonary irritation; and.
after public speaking or singing, when the
throat is wearied and weakened by too much
exercise, their use will give renewed strength
TO the vocal organs.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, 6c TONIGHT

GRoN LE's.-First appearance oil the great
AmerIcsn actor Jams r Murdoch, who ap-
pears il his unrivalled perSOnatiOn of "Ro-
YER in keefe's comedy OF "Wild Oats sup
ported by a powerful cast. We welcome the
brief season of the legitimate drama offered TO
US during this engagement.
EICHT-HOUE FLAG 10 be raised NJ the corner
of 9Th street east and Virginia avenue this eve
ming by East Washington workingmen-
ISLAND HALL.-The ladies of Grace p. e.
church have determined 10 continue their de-
lightfui fair until the 10Th inst, with elegant
tablrauN. capital music and other attractions
every evening.
CANTERBTEY.-The new company with ad-
dItIOns this week, among others the beautiful
vocalist, Miss Jenny Engel.
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AsSAULTING HER HUSBAND.-On SATURDAY.
morning. Mrs. Mary Woods was arrested by
Officer O'Callaghan on the charge of assault
Ing and cutting her husband, Bernard Woods,
with a carving knife, he having caused a war
rant 10 be issued for her arrest. IL appears
that Woods came home intoxicated, and she
accused him of infidelity 10 his marriage vows
"A row ensued, in which she seized a knife and
gave him slight cut. Justice Walter held her
10 bail tor court.
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W. T.. PHELPs cot DevIin & Co, New York,
will be- at Wizards Hotel from 18th to 10th
instant, with a large assortment of samples OF
new and choice styles of seasonable goods for
gentlemen's wear, from which he will be hap
Ply TO take orders for garments to De made a;
our house in New York. $40
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STEALING CHICKENs-Yesterda officers
Crump and Stincheomb, OF the First Ward
arrested John W. Morris and Sarah ]. Gray
son, negroes, for the larceny OF five chickens
the property OF Eliza Hines. They had killed
;he chickens and prepared them tor cooking
when the officers arrived at their house. They
threw the heads of the chickens into a stove:
but the officers got them out before they Were
burnt Looking around the officers saw
chest, and the negroes refused TO open il, say
ing there were no chickens IN there. The
officers opened the chest, and there they found
the chickens, ready for baking. Justice Mer-
sell sent the prisoners TO Jail for court.
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CORNe, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosites, Vascular Excres-
cen ces, and other disorders of the feet, sue
cessfully treated without pain. by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. i24 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9Th streets. Of
flee hours from a. m. TO p. m, and TO Sp.
m
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KNIGHTS TENPLAR.-At stated assembly
OF Washington Commandery, No. /, Knights
Tenplar, held AT the Asylum on Wednesday
evening, April 18th, the following officers re-
Gently elected, were duly installed:-Edward
BALDWIN, Eminent Commander; J. Il. WILL
GeneralissimO; DIR. j. X. Riley, Captain Gene
raj; q. w. Bennett, Prelate r. s. Campbell.
Senior Warden; Il. A. Champion, Junior
Warden; L. ID. Gilman, Treasurer; w Morris
Smith. Recorder; John A. Stewart, Standard
Bc1reT: DR.. ID. Mcfarland, Sword Bearer; H.
81 Laukin, War YER Thomas Creaser, Sentinel
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CoMBs.-Every lady in want OF Combs,
Coral ana Pearl and Jet-Jet ana JET Setts
come On this morning. at Prlggs Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. ~ Pa. ave, third door
from X street.
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ROBBERY.-Last night the store of Losana
a Co, merchant tailors. corner OF Ninth and
- sttets' was entered by burglars, who fore
ing the wire halt shutters from the windoyv.
broke the large panes OF glass and obtained
easy ingress. They stole of ready-made cloth
ing eight coats and two vests, valued at over
$40.
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TRANsFEEEED.-Rev. IL. G.. Westwood NJ
the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episco-
pal church, well-known in this District and
lately serving Al EllicOtts Mills, has been
transferred by Bishop Scott 10 the New Jersey
conference, and stationed at Princeton.
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CITY ITEMS.

For Paper Collars, Neckties, &c, you 60 10
Henning'~. corner eth strpet and Maryland
avenue, (Island.) He has them. See his ad-
yertsement.
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limited STATES MILITARY RAILno1ps
Office Of hssistan, 1,x,,,.-u..>,,

s..,ad n. Nashtrrto.; ID. C., March 2, isss Z
ooaieu rroposAs viii be received until II O'Clock
noon eo on TUESDAY the 18th day of prff next,
ia ss Tolls good forty five pound Baiirosd Iron,
tAio on TACK connecting the Norfolk and Peters,
road At Suffolk, Va -
cluded
7ol 4sOa .ao tons of good IS pound rail. I'm track
leading frem Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Po-
tomac railroad, at Aqua Greek 70 Yuba-Dam
Bidders win state the price per ton in cash for
the Iron-the Ties, Timber, spikes, and Chairs %
Proposals should be endorsed g Bids for Railroad
Iron, and addressed 10 the undersiened
h. L. ROBINSON
nh a. Tu,sst Brew. Brig. Cen. and A. Oh
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SUSPICIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o'clock
yesterday morning officers Straub and O'Cal-
lsghan arrested John Bulwinkle and Sebas-
tan Baumgarten in the neighborhood Of the
depot as suspicious characters, and took them
TO the Fourth Ward station, from whence they
were sent TO the Superintendent yesterday
morning. From papers in their possession il
appears that they both had been in the army
and were convicted in Alabama of burglary,
and sentenced 10 ten years Imprisonment
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MARRIED.,

ROBERT-CoNN0R. On Tuesday, April 10th,
A. -. uoninics Church, by Rev. Father Bokel,
Vt. JOSEPH ROBERT, Of Bonneville, France, To
Miss MARY COMMON, Of this city.
hcb ENNA-BOSS On the 18th inst BY the
Rev. A. Walter. FRANK l.. MCkENNA to
Inlss NARY x. BOSS. beth Of Baltimore, Md.
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PURCHASERS can save money by buying
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
at the One Price Store, corner 9TH street and
MARYLAND Avenue, (lsland). MA
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DIED.

nEkNOE. On the 18th instant, after long and
VwpNrcNo sickness, If consumption, MARY L.
'EhnON, IN the 35th year of her age
ne friends AID relatives Of the FAMILY are re.
eSsiSLeiy invited TO attend her funeral, from the
ssb EN- o. her husband, street south, between
Snstsa, I'm West' 81 o'clock tomorrow. Nth
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OUR FRIEND HENNING, corner eth street and
Maryland avenue, has a fine assortment OF
Gents half hose, comprising the best English
super stouts, Lisle thread. &c; at prices rang
ing from % cents to IS cents per pair. s,i
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STRGNGE, BUT TRUK-That corns bunions,
bad nails, etc, can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
424 Penn. ay., between ~ and 9th streets.
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KEEP THE BABES QUIET.-See ]. H. Cald-
wells advertisement Of patent baby Jumper
warranted to soOth the most cantankerous in.
FAINT and ensure domestic quiet.
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RY JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO.. AuctiODeer.,
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF THREE VERY NJ.
SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.

AI1hASTltE sALE OF THREE VERY DE
SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April I7th Mt s
oelook p. m, on the premises, shall sell Lot
NO Is, In reservation IL, fronting 81 feet on NORTH
street, between I'd and Sd streets west. and run
Hlng back leo feet 10 an alley This pronerty ia
situsted opposite Trinity Church, land al ioins
the residence Of w. Todd, ESQ
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ApriI "a at
80 clock Oh the promises, Lot No. 8, in SQUARE
NO I99, fronting 81 feet on north street between
18TH and 18th streets west, and running bach Is2
ieet inches TO SO-feet alley, opposite the Coro0-
Immedlately after the above sale, Let IL, in
square 2lS, fronting 50 feet on north X street
petSeen l4th and 18th streets west, and raining
lin Square.
Terms Of sale: One. fifth cash; the residue in l. g
5, ana years, with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the property. deposit Of Sioo will be
required on each lot at tims Of sale. If the terms
OF sale are not complied with within week sitter
Gay OF sale the property will be resOld 81 the risk
anc cost OF the defaultiHg purchaser, after enc
week notice In the National Inteligencer. Titls
perfect. Sale without reserve. All conVeysncing
and stamps at cost OF purchas
ap l4-d&ds JAS c. MCGUIRE A CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
rHIs AFTERNOON AND TO- koRRoW.


By virtue OF a decree OF the supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia. sitting ss q Court OF Eavity
passed IN cause OF Huntington and others w. John
May and Others, No. So upon the docket Of sid
Court, the subscriber, Trustee, will offer at
public sale, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF April At
the hour OF o'clock in the afternoon all that part
OF Lot No Il situated in Square Ne in the city
OF laid Lot, thence runnits south 81 feet and
inches, more less, then east 3 feet, then north
81 ieet and inches more or less, 90 1 street thes
win the line OF street - feet 90 the beginning
win the frame building upon the same.
=, Terms Of sale. One third cash: the balance OF
he purchase money 20 be paid in six ans twelve
months from the day OF sale. with interest, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay
menu with security 60 be approved by the Trustee;
a, we whole purchase money may he paid on the
gay OF sale, or on the ratification thereof by the
Sourt On the payment Of the whole purchase
money, the Trustee will convey 90 the purchaser,
AZ his cost the property TO him sold, free, clear
sho discharged OF all claim of the parties 90 tie
spS WI WaHI "a 49,
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LECTURE.-The celebrated Rev. George b
Cheever lectures at MetZerott Hall to- morrow
evening. See Advertisement.
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RY JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOueer,

BUILDING LOT ON NORTH T STREET
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON ApriI 10th n.
O'Clock, on the premises, we sh all sell mart 81 80
Is feet alley. A -" iee' "
secured on the property. Conyeysncipg az mus
cbaser's cost. al Pui-
ap 4dts j, c. McGUIRE IN 49,.
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Rf GkkEk WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers
~ NO. ago, corner OF eth and ID streets
CHANcERT SALE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD

INC LOTS ON THK ISLAND
In pursuance OF decree OF the supreme Court
OF TIE District OF Columbia rendered en- the third
day OF April, A. ID. 1866 In a cause in which Cor
nellus Desmond Is complainant and Margarst
Rstclir and others defendants, No 6OS in
equity, the undersigned trustee. appointed by said
court, viii sell If public sucton TO the highest
bidder, on the premises, at O'Clock p. m, on
MONDAY, April the 10th. 1856, Lots No and s.
in Square Ne SSs the said lots fronting Is feet each
on South y street, between 9th and leth streets
with a depth of l25 feet alley.
Terms One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve moaths, with interest, secured by bonds
spd notes, approved by the trustee. 0onveYanctng
each lot when sold
III the above terms are not complied with within
nVe DAYS from the day OF sale the trustee
the right 20 sell the said property at the risk and
expense Of the defaulting purchaser on giving two
days notice in the Evening star.
SAmE pRURY, Trustee.
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sAM'E T. DRURY, Trustee.
ape eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
EN- & WILLIAMS, Auctioueer..

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
SOUTH G STREET, BETWEEN 81, AND6TH
SIS, ISLAND. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MON bAG, the 10th instant. at O'Clock m
we shall sell in front Of the premises parts OF
Lot No. 9, in Square No. AS, each having - feet
front on G street, and running back q good depth.
Title perfect.
Terms: One third cash. the balance in and II
months, secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All cenyeyancing and revenue stamps az the cost
Of the purchaser. SIS down each lot when
sold
sp 10 eo&ds GREEN a. WILLIAMS. Auets
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('ABBlAGES CARRIAGES!
Just received from the Northern Manufactures
q large and varied assortment of
CHlLBRENfS CARRIAGES, PEBAMBULA-
TORS, YELOCIPEDES, &C., &c,
to which would invite the attention of my custo.
mers and the public generally, rs am prepared
and determined to sell at reasona BILE prices as
they can be sold in this District
Also, a large assortment of
FISHING TACKLE,
REFRIGERATOR WATER COOLERS,
FANCY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &c,
with an endless variety Of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
ell Of which i will sell at the most reasonable
prices.
Also, one Of the finest assortm ents OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE
In this city, which will be sold at cost to reduce
stock. IF. SAVAGE,
Successor to J l.. Savage,
Pennsylvania avenue,
apl4-lm First door west OF 10th street.
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E0R sALE-A beautiful SADDLE HORSE. BE-.
II longing 10 Q private gentleman Tobe 80
seen at Mr.. A. HAIL0RS STABLE opE
street. between 18th and 18th SITS. sp le-iW N
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.

'AhoAGS t6actraTPpKwHNSE ED PRoPERTY IN
On TUESDAY AFTERNo0S. Anil N O, e
o'clock, Will SELL in front Of the premises part OF
Let No; 81, fronting 46 feet on ID street between
Frederick and Fay cite streets The improyements
ings. ~
Terms one.t third cash; balance in one and ,wo
years, with interest. secured by a deed Of trust ON
the property. COnveyancing and stamps AT tha
cost OF the purchaser. deposit OF : 30 will he
required as soon Is the property is struck Of
ap Hot THOS. DOWNING Aurt
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NJAMIN MILLER
ID TO gONTRACTORs

PpOpOs VUVNIhhUTUhS
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant to improve
Congress street, between Road street and West
Inc proposals must state separately, first.
per yard for gathering. and that for reguttering;
tnId the price per foot for curbing, ard that for
recurblhgi fourth the price per yard for grayeIinp
the surface OF that part of said street the gravel
10 De ten Inches high at the center with a gradual
slope to the height of four inches at the gutter
line. The grade must he strictly according to the
one directed by the Surveyor, and must not be
eraNelled until II Is approved of by that officer
All the materials and workmanship must be of
the best quality, or they Will net be accepted or
paid for. VI
Proposals will be received at the same time e. r
precisely similar improvement of that part of
Lingan street. which lies between Prospect and LIST
street.
ap 7-6t HENRY ADDISON Mayor
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pROPELLEB STEAMER 49,
Il FAIRFAy elk

pROPELLEB STEAMER
AT AUCTION ES1r1zTssxAzs
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOMITMAY CONCERN
On III TUESDAY, the 10Th day of April, at IL
O'Clock m. at Fardys Shipyard, south side of the
oasih, baltimore, we will sell, for account of
THE STEAMER FAIRFAX
Tonnage S3 So 100 TONS
Length lH O-lO feet,
Breadth q s. 10 feet
Depth Of Hold 9 6-lO feet
Boilers and Engines in sound condition: Engines
twenty eight inches stroke; Coal bunkers for
eighty tOnsCosl; capacity 2 200 barrels, with all
her FURNITURE, Anchors, Chains, Ropes, Rigging
and Boats, ss she may lie on the day of sale
The Steamer has been sli Chilly damaged between
decks by hre. We invite parties desiring to pur-
chase TO ex anime before the day of sale
Terms: 500 cash on day of sale; balance within
twenty four hours from time of sale
ap l4-eotd ADREON CO., Auctioneers
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucuoneers.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD

By virtue Of decree Of the Orphans Court, duly
ratified By the Supreme Court, the undersigned as
highest bidder, en- the premises. on FRIDAY, the
18th day of April 1866, at "a D. m: Lots 10, III, II
IS Il, l9 %, 81, 80, 81, S. and So, in Todd Subdi
vision of Square No. COS, and lot 81, with the east
ern foot inches of lot IS, in Uhlmann q Subdi-
vision of part of Square Ne clio. The first are 10.
Gated on p, North Capitol, and Boundary streets.
and the latter on street, between North Capital
and LIST street west.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; resiaue i'm tvo
equal pay me nts, at 6 and u months. Deed given.
and deed of trust taken. eA'
purchaser. fA'e vi sne
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RY THos. BOWLING, Asct.; Geergetewn.
NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO STORY FRAME
nOOSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN AT

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. AnriI 18th.
81 clock, will sell, in front Of the premises,
SS III LOT Ne. ia, fronting 20 feet inches on
GEORGETOWN, and running back 10 feet. The i'm
pnovements consist ofs neat and comfortable two
s.ofy frame house mo. 1881 containing six rooms
ss9 Kitchen, water in the yard, &C., &c:
-. Ierms One third cash; balance six, twelve and
e,gnteen months. with interest, secared by deed
OF trust on the premises. Conveyanoing and stamps
az the cost of the purchaser.
Title perfect. ImmediAte pesseesion given.
an I1-d THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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Pr JAMES G. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers

n ENECUT0R'S SALE OF STOCK.
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April Is, AZ the
a 81 rooms OF James @. Mcclure, at O'Clock,
viz: No Va S'ONA'' W.
virginia per cent. State bond of $1,000, ceu-
Sl,nW. f ' oO"us Vi
Pscihc RAILROAD Missouri bonds of 81 900 each,
coupons since j Uly 1851. attached
zClty OF Hannib al, Missouri, per csut bon as
81 COZ each. coupons since June, 1861, attached.
2Chesapeake and Ohio Canal preferred honda os
81 700 each, coupons since July, 1855, attached
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate of indebt-
edDess, No 81, for S2l0l.
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate offndeht-
edness, No. s., for 81 28.
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate ofindebt-
edness, No. l67, for S494 ~.
chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate of fndebt-
edness, No. l6S, for Sl23.60.
go shares Franklin Insurance Company. Wash
lngton city, five dollars on each share paid in,
: 100.
By order of the agent for the owner
ap l6-ts J. q. MCGUIRE & co, Aucts