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ONE HUNDRED SUITS at twenty dollars jus
RECEIVED. Call and look at them at the Grea
Central Clothing House, 400 7th street, eppo
site the Post Once.
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Rf GREEH VILLA MS, Auctioneery
n No. $40 S. Il. cor. 18th and ID streets

EXCELLEHT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant. at 10 O'Clock
a. m We shall sell, 81 House No. 525, corner Of
ing articles, viz
Hsircloth Psrlor Suite, consisting Of Tets q Tar.
Sofas, Caster and side Chairs
Slab and Bracket ~
Red Plush Castor and Gothfs Chairs
Walnut Bedstesds, Wsshstseds, aud DRESSING
Mahogany Bedsteas and Marble tor Wsshst.ns
Good Feather Be-, Pillows, aud Bolsters
Hair, II usk, and other Msttresses
Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Bed Spreads, shsess,
Walnut Gard Tables and windov Shades
Cottage Bedstssas q nd Painted wsrdrobss
Stair, II ell, and other oficloths
Two hanasome Psfloe Chandeliers
fsrler, hanber, and Cooking Stoves
pihinc Vrockery, uiossvars, and Plated ware
Ss Ike sslop Isbie and Dining Ohsirs
Vrume Cloths, Toilet Sets and Clock
FERN; cash. ct cSrWH q WILLIAMS,
aps-o Auctionesrs
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CARD.-MI6e NJ. =. WILSON bsRs leave TO
~ inform her old customers aud the pub lie gen
orally that she he's re opened her Dress Maxim n
aetablishnent at go l2fh street, between 3 and
streeo. m k.lns
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JUST RECEIVED this merning one hundre,
more OF those fine twenty five dollar suits a
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 I'll
street, opposite the Post Once.
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THosH WHO PREFER having their garments
made to order, will find large assortment OF
cloths, cassimeres and vestings, in samples a,
low figures, at Henning's One Price Clothing
Store. on the corner of Seventh street aud
Maryland avenue.
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AFTEE WAR, pestilence and intemperance
Colds leads 20 the greatest destruction OF hu-
man life, mainly because q Cold is too often
CONSIDERED very ordinary, trifiing affair, just
as well left to goa 1t came, aud hence sys.
tematically until simple, durable affection
Is converted into serious and generally fatal
pulmonary disease. The more prudent,
aware that a violent Cough or Cold should
never be rif1ed with, but on the contrary
taken care of from its incipicney, promptly
make use of DIR. Jayne's EXpectorant, q cura-
i've which has sustained its reputation for
over thirty years as a remedy alUays effica.
clous, and sure TO exert most beneficial in =
huence on all the Bronchial and Pulmonary
organs. Sold by all Druggists. w,s,M,
For CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
Embroeation is specific Price 81 per bottle
For sale at i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ al 9th streets.
PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
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B. JUST RECEIVED Three hundred BOYS
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit at the Great Central Clothing
House. J. II. SMITH,
400 7th street, opposite Post Office.
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DRowNRD-This morning, officer Bowie of
the Tenth Precinct, found in the river near
the 'th street wharf, the body of a colored
man and word was sent to the Coroner to
mold an inquest. As yet none have identified
the body, but from the clothing deceased ap.
pears 10 have been q soldier
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EMB1oIDs1Y or ALL KIBDs WORKED
II on reasons able terms. livery kisd OF Tasoy
kpT0hskox. st !. ksiSs, D. Ssiwsse Cd ss .si
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SALE on BUILDINGS morning, the
buildings az the Government wood ward on
the Island. were sold. under the direction of
MAJOR James Gleason, the largest (two-story)
building, for $3.50; kitchen, $50: and several
small buildings in a lot SIG
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JUST RECEIVED at Bars, corner 9TH and Z
streets very large stock of Men and Boy q
Spring Clothing. Gauge Merno Understands,
Ties, Scarfs, &c, which they are selling at
exceedingly low prices The best paper
collars at rs and 30 cents box, at Bars, cor
ner eth and T. streets
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OROAKING ABOUT THE OLD TIMRs.-None
should fail to hear the lecture on the above
subject 70 be delivered by the Rev Dr. Full
Ter, OF Baltimore. to- morrow Tuesday, even
Ing, AZ the Calvary Baptist Church. The DIR.
is one OF the most distinguished orators OF the
aye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

CHRRRYsToNE OYsTKRs.-Harv d Co.
2s9 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, are receiving to day a fresh sup
ply OF the fam Gus Cherrystoue oysters. They
are superior to all other oysters in f1aver an 4
fatness, which they are serving in every style
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INTERRsTISG LEOTURE.-Rey. DIR. Fuller
81 baltimore. Will lecture at Calvary Baptis
church tomorrow evening. Subject: Croak
ing about the Good Old Times.
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MARRIED,

MAHONEY-GERMAN. On the eth of septsm
Der, 1866, by the Rev. Mr. Hamilton VIVA
HohE1 to Miss VIRGINIA GERNAN, both o
this city.
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Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re-
ceiyed this morning, at the Great Contra
Clothing House, 400 9Th street, opposite tn
Post ONCE. - ...
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and Buttons, Jet and Pearl Sets ana Buttons,
Coral Sets, Pink and Blue Sets. Silver Plated
Spoons, Forks, Cups. Gall Bells, received this
morning At Prigg's One Dollar Je wslry Store.
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No BETTRR ISvssTMEsr can be made than
IN Clofhiag at the present red uced prices ut
the Great Ceatrai Clothing House, $50 eventh
street, opposite the Post Once. Frd
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THR ARABIAN NIGHTs-This exhibition
commences tomorrow evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hall: It's spoken OF in high terms oil
pTalss by the press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

CONFIRMED RT TIE SRNATR-The Senate
Oh Saturday confirmed the nominations of :.
Brown, member Of the Levy Court, in this
peace.
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CITY ITEMS.

NE, EprToR: -Havink seen nv maine among
tne Oommtt,se Appontedb BY We Democratic
meeqng held on Friday night for the F,rst
NArest hereby request shat yal will SAY
tnAtH was done without my consent or ap-
piooation, and hope 1t Will be withdrawn.
-. az WILLIAM FLRrCHER
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POLICE REPORTS FOR SATURDAY. The lieu i.
tensnts OF police reported sixty one arrests
on Saturday, aud The fines amounted 10 Sa5
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PERFECTION IN COOKING Is nearly an
pEOacheo. n not attained. AT Hammack's res
iauTani; while his meats, game, fish and liquor
are the best the market affords.
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toSFIRAATIoNs.-Yest the Right Rev
Archbishop Spaulding, of Baltimore adminis-
.e-t1 tne Ilte OF confirmation 10 several hun
cred canciuates in the Catholic churches of
th's city each of which were crowded 10 over
howing, and hundreds were unable TO gain
s1mlsslon- he commenced al St. Matthew's
taurcn at a. m, where there were 40 can
dloates, 10 or 20 cOlOred.) and was assisted by
rev. Dr- e. L. White, the pastor. At O'Clock
i.O were confirmed al the Church of the Inn
9ac u!ate Conception the pastor, Rev. Father
J. McCaTty. assisting At ST Patrick's AT
10 a m 2iO were confirmed, few OF whom
vers cOlored, Rev j. A Walter. the pastor
assisting. At ! O'Clock, at 81. Aloysius SRI
were confirmed, Rev. Fathers wiget Stone
street. RoccOford and HitZelberger assisting
TINS morning the Archbishop confirmed over
10 ~ the Trinity Church in Georgetown. The
entire number confirmed, including those con.
nTned yesterday week At 81. Peters and st
bomlnic's, is about 500.
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GRA6D X. A. CRATER OF THE MAsoYs OF
THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.-On Saturday q
convention Of the Royal Arch Chapters of the
District was held. for the purpose of forming
Royal Arch Chapter OF the District-the
Grand Chapter Of Maryland and the District
having voted 10 separate. The constitution of
She Grand Chapter OF New YORK was adopted,
Win slight alterations necessary 70 make it
conform 70 this jurisdiction, and he following
Crlcers OF the Grand Chapter were elected
! r. r HOlmead, G.. II. r, OF Washington
No. IL. l.. @. Stephens, q. D. II. Il. CoIum bia
No u Z. W Hancock, G. h, Mount Vernon,
No. 2V; L. Il. Barrett, c. s, Potomac, No. s:
ChaunCey Smith, q. T., Columbia, No Is:
George G. Whiting, g. Sec, Columbia. No. IS:
William Middleton, u. &. H. Washington
No. Is.
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THE POTOMAC FIsHREIEs-There is a de-
cIded Improvement in the arrivals of fish at
the hsh " haTf, foot OF 9Th street, indicating a
good season. Yesterday, 1900 shad arrived
and 10000 herring. Shad sold at from : 10 10 SIP
per hundred, and herrlngs at from SO to Sl4
per thousand. The prices, it will be seen are
quite low Tor this early period OF the season.
and cOuntTymen and others who wish TO law
IN supply will doubtless be on hand to i'm :
prove the opportunity. The arrivals this
morning are more numerous, and boats are
generally fully laden. This morning cuttipg
and cleaning WAS ommenced, and several
county teams were being loaded at the wharf
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PKosoNAL.-wm.M Everts Charles O,Con.
ner ThurlOw Weed, James Thompson. w.
W Webb, W DeViyo, OfN. Y r. s Wilson.
Snlcago. and j.. ID. NJ. Sweat, OF Maine, are at
Wizards
Hon W. A. Darling, n. T., is at the Ebbltt
House
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DEATHS OF WELL KNOWN CITIZRSs-On
Saturday morning, Mr.. Andrew Small, a
weil-known citizen Of this city, died at his
residence on l. street north. Mr. Small was a
Scot by birth, but had resided here for a long
serie. of years, and had amsssed quite q for.
tune. He leaves property estimated at about
qusrter of n million, and 10 is said that in
his VIII be leaves the bulk of il TO beneyo-
lent and religious associations. He was q
member OF Beacon Lodge and Grand Lodge
Of ODD Fellows, who will attend his funeral
THIS afternoon.
Dir. Samuel Stinemetz. who for several
years past has carried on the hat and shoe
business on 7th street, near the avenue died
a. his residence on T. street near 4th yester-
day morning. His funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon, and will be attended by
Columbia Lodge, l. o. q. r, of which he has
for many years been a member.
On Friday last. Col. VIM. K Bradford for
merly of Kentucky, died at his residence on
New Jersey avenue. The deceased was for
merly clerk in the Patent Office, and had
previously served as officer in the MexI-
can war, bat of late years had been acting as
cOnveyancer, and for short time as magis-
trate He VIII be recollected by our citizens
as the captain of the volunteer company
known as the Walker Sharpshooters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-08

THB -fIRIHsNN PARADs Phi, n o.rnoo,
the parade and inspection Of she w as hin rton
CITY Fire Department 10 taking place. ana t6e
aP ,earance Of the Departuae az Is Hipsiy com
p imeuted. The Board OF Fire Gem nissionefs
dered THIS parade ,ssverall weeke aeo,, and
extended An invitation to the <}overument De.
partment, but the in vitatiou vvas dec eu. be-
cause onheers OF the War Departfs eut, under
whose orders the departme at are subiecf, OBJ
Jsefo. Inc p1 ocession wal formed In trout OF
the City Hall. a. 2 o'clock this Afternoon, 40
usr me marshalship Of Mr.. John II. Sessford
Cn,el Engineer Of the CITY Department. In the
ioHowing order -Heaid's washington Brass
bahu, Ambulance of No I steamer, in which
were seated the Commissioners Messrs. c. l.
CSnheld, j a. Glarkand J.W. Thompson: No
company, ". ". Goddard, foreman, with ap-
paratlssconslsting Of steamer and hose carriage;
No. Company, John F. Maddox. foreman,
with apparatus; Nos Company, Jas Lowe,
foreman, with apparatus; Hook ana Ladder
company, No. I. John L Chauncey foreman,
with truck and hose carriage. The engine
companies each were composed of is men
zone OF whom carried a handsome f1ag,) and
the HOOK and Ladder 20 men, .-5T 80.
The men were all In fuil rniform-black
hats. red shirts, black overcoats and black
pants, with red belt, and the apparatus was in
the finest possible condition.
The procession, after forming, passed down
~ street TO the avenue, aud thence to 20th
street passing in front OF the Presidential
Mansion) to street, to 18th, to F, TO 9TH, and
TO Louisiana avenue, where there is In pro-
gress trial OF the apparatus, with an exhibi.
ton OF working the ladders.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-About 1 o'clock Satur-
Jay afternoon an old man named W alter w
orresteT- residing III UnIontown, ID. g., was
shOt and killed by ThOs :. Webster The
coroner inquest developed the following facts
! ne % lessed was sitting in the shopoecupied by
VIM. y Brien, shoemaker. Thos = Webster
came IN to get his sons boots, and while sis
Ter OF Mr.. O'Brien was looking for them her
SOR, q child OF about thre- years of age, went
webster holding up an old broken pistol
WAlch the children had been handling for a
considerable time. Not knowing that 1t was
iCsoed Webster took percussion cap from his
pocket and fitted II upon the tn be of the pistol,
winch he placed on his knee, and struck the
cap with shOemaker's hammer. The pistol
Was exploded and oall entered the breast OF
deceased between the first and second ribs and
iaking horizontal direction severed the reno
"a or '@Tt1. and most likely lodged behind
ne RigDt scapular, causing death in a Re W min
ates. The Jury returned verdict OF acci-
dental shooting. Deceased was very poor He
As a. Irishman by birth, about IS years of
sge sno had been living IN this country about
: yeas
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PosTPoSED.-The case Of SorrelI Deans and
Hill, the colored ball rioters, who were ar
rested by detectives Kelly and Bigley for par
ncipating in the beating and wounding of Of
nicer Steele, which was set for a hearing at
police headquarters this morning, at O'clock
was postponed until tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
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AUCTION SALES.

Il. 81 gGs. 3. asst.s::. :,.,,.
eLoTHisa AHD yuss1sarsa GOODS Ar
rnus xvsNyraA AUCTION -
Hall ss - PAL r. ~. ~:
Men ana Bo1s std5tis s',ss., :...rt.s.t Of
ap B. LEwIs 4 co.. Auots.
~ s~lsrson. Iass PeeasyI,aai, a-enae.
%. On TTsspAI, A.rtI on ..,.sslaes. y, .A.u
Is bos Is Ursues:. 10 6oss. o. Is. .Ss,r''"-
% boxes prise y.aily sssD
Dozes. gOnSsassd Hi. a.d o.an,a MEATS and
10 box0 Pepper Sauce
.opackages Grsea and Black Tsas
ia;sS :srS :sssf,Ss disars. s.ssa.
3.sros smo hing and chcviusts
q dozen Hearth Rroons
sorubbtns Brushes. riosr Pals. &c
Is dsni,oAa. 9ta 2, /. and B B.urso, -A,.si..
10 DO OLE Brandy
% cases Hook and other wfsss
quarter casks very superior Sherry Wtss, &C.
20 dozen G.s..is1s
Platform Scale
Work BoIes, Baskets.
Terms cash
1t NAGLU a 90 Austs
10y COOPER d LAFIMKR Aucuouesrs
ID Late clerks with Jas o. Mcclure a Oo.,T
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvsnis ave. and 18th
street, Star Once Building.
FIVE FkAME HOUSES at AUCTION.
On fbIDAf AFTERB00F next, April IL, ct
"a clock p m on the DR. snises, G. street north,
bstween 23d and 24th streets west, opposite Mr.
Fletcher s, We Will sell 6v" small Frame Houses,
containing roo ms each. Also. Il the rear OF the
same, one large Frame Building Title perfect
Terms 0pe.haif cess, balance ir six q nd tweIvs
months. secured by @ deed OF trust q ron the prop
erty. Conycysncins and revenue stamps ct pur-
chaser = cost. CO0PEH LATIbiIR,
ap5 dads Auctioneers.
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THE CASE OF SIR KNIGHT JAMES WELSH
HI-sGs CCrpVs.-Nicholas and John Gorsesch
arrested on suspicion OF being concerned in
me disappearance Of Sir knight James WEIGH
81 W ashlngton city, on the night OF the 2Oth Of
November last, and who were a week since
committed TO Jail 70 await the action of the
grand jury OF the Criminal Court. were on
saturday brought out under a writ of habeas
corpus, issued by Judge Peter ". Grain, Of
the Court of Appeals, for a hearing al the
once Of Wills IL Smith, of counsel for detsns.
IL consequences OF tbs absence of the States
attorney, who was detained by his duties in
she Criminal Court, the hearing was nost
poned until Wednesday next. few days
ago he grand Jury had several witnesses
before A. but has not yet made any present
meut-BGl'imOTc Sun
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CRIMINAL COURT, Jotdge FTshsr-In the ease
OF the United States sgt. VIM T. CIeayer
charged with the murder OF the girl Mary F.
Reeves. Mr.. Norris presented the affidavit of
Clsaver, setting forth The necessity for him 10
mad used due diligence, and whose testimony
Will be relevant TO the case; and upon that
afhdayt Mr.. Norris moved for a postponement
After q lengthy discussion by General Oar
rIngten, District Attorney, for the prosecution,
and Mr.. Norris for ithe defense, the court
granted pos;ponement for one week. and
adlourned.
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MITCHELL SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERs,
Have constantly on hand q large number OF
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS
In the most desirable localities Prices from
81 600 to $4,000. Building Lots from two cents
to S5 per square foot A number of entire Souars.
OF ground at ssch figures that any enter prism e
man commanding the means might pure base, sub
divide and sell them in small lots during the ap-
SosaSen,ng spring at profit Of 90 to 20 per cent.
above business, 1beins the 6rst fr% sstsbiissed
here We confidently assert that eur facilities for
AZ an ill..tIati9n of the rapid Increase in Srop:
eIy. W sold few years bsck square Of ground
@snd 70 co. feet On IN street sG fSr
90 ec-wili bring to day s0,0O; sold in 1854
$1,000. With pleasure viii We refer TO the pur
chsserca The same opportunities now exist as
pay sSusIly . we'll Especially DO We call the At
Of pst .n0ss deasns to invest In OF dispose
w dI6 II Invested ia good Rsal Estate Notes,
iss i Sir cent On
LstAfs 2! h,.t i.ss Real nstate Eotss, will cOn-
.# t1 Sab MITOHELL q SON.
,--.-. .-f -.. -- Rsal Estate Brokeu,~
Southeast corner Penn'a ave. and 18th Ct
We place no property on our books at ex =
orSissnt prices, but 70 persons really desire as 20
nh :, . sas. every facility H. 49,,
HOB R1NT-A three story BkICK HOUSE.
censaintng eight rooms and Attic. ON 4th e .
neM Ayeue. Alec, nearly new 90 perior Pr.
town, d. o. lll-- JAY = = 3Uc snh aifw
nEE OF THE MOST vALUABLu AND On
" SIkABtn BUlLDJN0 LOTS in the city for
Rssr h and ,hs
aileS and I'm proved by . two story brfcS stSSis
10 2d D. p. BLOWN, ass 9th street vest.
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A QUIET SABBATH Yesterday the police
exported an even dozen OF arrests. In two
precincts there were no arrests, in four one
each, n another two, and another six. The
offences were all OF trIftisg character, and the
tines amounted 10 S32 10.
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctisueer,
- no. 52s, southeast corner 7th aud ID st,

QY GkEIN q WILLIAMS, Aucsisueers
- no. 52s, southeast corner 7th and D SIS.
vALUBLE IMPR0yID PRopERrY, FRONT.
9TH AND 10TH SHEETS WEST, AT AUG,
On MONDAY, the 18th instant. at e,e,ocI n
2. In Square No. SIS. with the IMPROVEMENT, con
NO ss4, to which We cali the attention Of bny.rs
Terms One half cash; bsisnce in i sin and ,w.Iv.
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
q the ec. q the
ss9dosn on the Z s ss q SaI kw,,,,,xs
III GREEH q WILLIAMS, Auetfoneers,
II No. a26, southeast cor. 9TH and SITS
TRkME H6usE And G0r AT ATUcfiI oSsks
On THURSDAY: the isth instant. at O'CLOCK
half Of Lot No g. in square No ss Ss,p me sS9,s
front on All street east. between and streets
we'll built two story frame House, sson sn 81 t.
the sstate Of the late Thcs. Donohoe. decesseda
ing interest, and secured by deed of trust on the
$ The cost Of the pufchaseT $50 down on the day
And Immediately after the sale of the HOuss.
ehes. Of 6arpentsrs Tools for CASH, Ssioss ias
al dt nssE I Wti ET:Ss:.r.
epoIl.I3,l9,H Auotfsneers.
% tLaie clerks with jas. q. Mss1 4 Co.,
Star Once Building.
rF FESFEb ps sokE I'M
Street West, between and T streets North. at
BY virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date the nth
DAY Of June, 1855. sad recorded in Lfber n Q. T..
III I'll s
Of and M os:
square No: Ia, inproved BY comfortable Fran ."
Cottage containing about hVe rooms. The above
board fence seven feet high. and under cultiys
Terms of sale Sne half cash. fsIeo a. FIN. of
saleD balance In and Il months secured by deed
of trust upon the premises. Conveyancing and
S Gh E r&s4 bESDksPP..
trustees h'' Sco PPIhdipf E AA:ifsiisisn,
sp 6-eoads Auctioueecs
Pr GooPER . LATIMER, AgctiOneers,
street. Star Office Buildins." ana Inn
r99 TgrsE Iso SALE ! .xyor LEAsn. Bah FIX.
And EoRrH WET. BETWEEN h
By xir!gs Fl sh...sI mortgage, dull, executed.
and $50 Of Gh.ttei Records Of WssSiostc
EonnT, p S will expose for sale On the prem
10th day Of APRIL 1871, at 10 o'clock a. n. ali ana
e1nguiariy the Fixtures aud Appu rtenances con
sin nee "a house No 4os 9Th street west, between
Two Walnut-top Der Counters, with Fixture.
IVA 81 Fame Looking Glasses
i've walnut Settles, covered In Green R4p
walnut Extension Dining and other Table
Ssosteads. bure aus, Bedding
Nashstands Cane and Wood Seat Ohsirs
Decanters and Tumblers. engravines
Ooekfng and Bar Room Stove
Lot Champagne and German Wines
win an assortnent Of Ltauors and Cigars
Also,
One medium-sizs Iyap q Watsou Iron esfe.
Terms cash. 0AeeEEHBIM98,T Trustee.
ap46t COOPER 4 LATIMRk. Auots.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneeu.
FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOT. rkoNrINa
On VERMONT AVENUE. Between and l.
streets north, at Public Auction -
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, at o clock
M, We shaIi seii on the pr emises, Lot No; IS,
deep, 70 tne slley' improved by g two-stery
We cali the attention Of buyers to this sale, N
the location IL good, and being first class lot,
which makes IL very desirable.
FERNS: One TIN I'd cash; balance IN eix, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest,
All conyeysncins and revenue stamps st the cost
OF tie purchaser l0e down on the day Of sale.
ap4 GREEN WILLIAMS. Alots.
llY COOPER q LATIMER Auctioneers
- Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure Co.,
southwest corner OF Penna ave. and lleh street.
Star once Building.
SALE OF TIE LADDERS. BARS, SWINGS.
AND OTHEk APPARATUS OF BRADTH
GfMkAsIeh, 30. 50 LOUISIANA AVE
BY virtue Of chattel mortgage duly ereout.S
AID recorded in Libsr b. NJ. , No 2. foIios az
and az, one Of the Ghsttel Records fer Washiuston
County pb o.; viii s1Soss for ssls, on The grsi
OF April, lss7, At 10 oclock q n ali and s:aenisr
the ladders, bars, swings, dumb bells oiuhs Az
all .se other spParssus used for gymn sstio pur-
Iouisians avenue, in washington civ est..ss
PIN ana lOth streets Mest And also all gas nj 10
bath tubs, wash bowls, tables chairs and etse,
tSrnilure and fixtures belonging 70 and ia sid
Gymssstum. ~
Terms cash
LAWREHCL @. BoGGs. Tr.sts.
COOPER LATIMER. Aucts
The Gym nssi nm will be open till THURSDAY the
rsBgeinents for the sale
.p s.dts COOPER a LArIMKR, Aues.