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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

RIVER NEws-The Washington wharyes
proper present nothing to note since the last
issue OF the STAR, neither arrivals or depart
ures, outside of fishing vessels and regular
steamers having occurred. From Guinand's
eastern Branch) Wharf we have the follow
ing report Arrived-Sloop Fanny, Captain
Ashton, with wood TO Guinapd schr ConstI-
tuition, Captain Saunders, with wood to GUN.
and; barge Blond, Captain Brown, with 2E5
tons Of Lykens' Valley coal for Guinand: barge
Baltimore Company, No. 1O1, Capt. Weckin,
with 80 tons of coal for Guinand; barge Bal.
tmore Company, No. o., Captain Eurro VS.
with 100 tons OF coal Tor Guinand; steamer Pr
oneer, Captain Olden, with wood for Plant
Ssiied-Sloop Fanny and schr. institution,
light.
The barges heretofore reported as having got
adrit in the bay have turned up all right. They
were washed ashore. from whence they were
taken off by The tug in charge, after thro wing
about thirty tons Of coal overheard to tighten
them, and lowed TO Annapolis, from whence
they We're brought here. They are consigned
to VIM. Guinand, and consist in all of 400 tons
of Wilksbarre white ash egg and stove, and
Lykens Valley red ash egg and stove, and are
un loading now in the Eastern Branch. They
are IN charge Of the tug Wasp. Of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

AT DEvLIN Co.'S, 221 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., opposite Wizards Hotel, gents can find
all the choice goods now in market, for Spring
French. English. German, and Austrian Coat
ings and Suitngs, and great variety Of fancy
cassimeres in samples, representing the largest
stock OF goods in any one house in New
York. q
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The First Congregational Church.

On Thursday called meeting of the congre-
CATION of this church was held at Columbia
college Law Duilding, which was largely at
tended, it being understood that a committee
appointed some tour or five weeks since to
harmonic conflicting views as to the standing
OF the church, would make a report. Tins
dlmculty had its origin in a sermon preached
BY the pastor. Rev. DIR. Q. b. Boynton, on the
18th of November, on 1.-The Future of the Col.
ored Race in which he spoke of the colored
people as race, end gave bis ideas of the
means to be taken by them by which they could
reach the highest point of civilization ad vising
them not to be amalgamated with the white
race, put 10 keep up distinct organizations. cd.
ding that he would not refuse to receive them
into church fellowship, but would cordially
welcome them into the church. Some of the
congregation, including General Howard,
Drew conclusion from this sermon that DR.
Boy ntoA was not favorable to the admission of
coiored people as members of his church
IDS understanding of his position was
circulated through the country, although DR..
b., for thirty years past, has been known as an
actFe advocate of the anti-slavery cause, and a
majority Of those who sustain him are known
nary, at congregational meeting, a resolution
was adopted indorsing certain views, which
the pastor desired to be placed on record, in
regard to the future of the colored race, to cor
rect the erroneous impression which had gone
abroad as to the sentiments of the sermon of
November 18th, the vote being 81 in the affirm
alive to IA in the negative. Soon after a circu-
lar was published by General Howard. pro-
testing against the sentiments Of the sermon. as
they understood them, and not against the
views ofthe pastor as recorded, or the resolution
adopted. About four weeks since, to harmonic
conflicting views and secure the peace ard har-
mony OF the church, a church meeting was
held, and the majority made proposition
10 appoint committee composed of deacons
and others for this purpose which was agreed
TO by vote OF 6S to 50. Last Thursday niyht
the Committee reported and stated that their
design was to remove the charge of incorsis.
tency In the church which, seemingly from
impressions which had gone forth, stood on
false ground and 70 do this effectually portion
of the preamble and one of the reso-
buttons edopted at the meeting of Ian
uary 2Sth was recommended to be 70
sclpdedi as a wittdriwal of an expression of
opinion without change of sentiment or COM
p1omiEe of principle. This proposition was
Kindly received and zealously advocated by
Gen. Howard and finally adopted, and il was
supposed 20 be final settlement of all Difficult
ties and TIE meeting adjourned, but before all
had lett the room 1t was apparent that this was
was NOT the case as some dissatis iacti was
express and 1t is likely further proceedings
will be had.
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DIsoEDERLY HeUsE.-AnnIe Coleman pro-
prietress, Annie johnson, and another dlsrep
uiable female, were arrested yesterday by .Ser-
geant johnson and officer Roth, on the charge
OF keeping and residing in a disorderIy and
disreputable house, located near the corner of
Thirteen -and-a-half and g streets At The
same time white man, calling himself DR.
ALERT Johnson, found In company with Them
was also taken into custody, and the WI Die
party held at the Third precin ct station house
for a hearing. The Doctor asserts that himself
and the graceless trio of snuf-taking females
spent the night together, and after falling to
sleep by some mysterious agency a new suit of
clothes, which he laid Off early in the evening.
was carried away. Each of the girls also CLAIM
that they Were robbed Of their clothing. They
were all drunk.
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Building Materials.
BUILDERS DEPOT, 562 Seventh Street
STANDARDIZATION


wsE9qlS esll the attention Of OARPENT ERs
very extensive and UNSURPASSED variety Of build
R:sd n q and have
pI IsA y SASH ,'; Si i; and sn su'ty
sfilis;P & is,' sSx .ss SOLID TO,
R30S g!FhHREs i9$ R ssS
SASH, MOOD ,sLATE and 4 ARRLE MANTELs,
sSS Il lfess f fy4FF
eTPsH e oFGsr the bs;t and IL
s comp and nss svsiytSins p.rtsinins to
the entire completion Of ouildines not geher.
short notice on the most able terms and guar
antee satisfaction.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
XII ofssHPJ': and
LAIN and MIEERALv P99R and s III III
Tfh sszsh Cosp scsEWs yrT sna
s6sHws il AZ hH and COAT HOOKS, &c &C. Kali
IAIENT GSNS RS2F s.Is ss cold
in winter and dust in summer.
Ix x ssSsiS SFS:fs 81 saNp
&c, &e.. All Of which We guarantees at the lowest
ordsrr iefs With u. for PAINTING
ING and BsiCKLxYING promptly attended to.
BUILDERS DEPOT,
a, s,esst Nv. HAMILTON 4 co.
THE IAfIONAL 0ATH D1POeIf OOn
.1.eis sss Il q Corr e.. &c esds
q s.S 81 s;se: sv:i eS
inc for the Renting % Bafes inside Of Ore and
: :Ss i::S :so'i p Ss Sssss cssess
Go. D, Bvsns. D. ? Snyder n ethAniel Wilson
.i aases:s s:i Ios sn nss:a
Ode nourv-s a.. 70 81. ~ -
LOB 'sAlf-S.0e00 fR1VBIRR7 PLANTS,
.si' 4. Su1IH, rs "a 1S'ss . 9 NV IS;
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THE PLAsTERERs' STRIKE.-The unfortunate
issue between the journeymen and master plas.
tereIs OF this city, commenced about six weeks
since, still continues, with no observable dis
position TO compromise on the part Of either.
Tangible aid is received by the Journeymen's
Association by every mail, and among the re-
ceipts this week have Deen $40 from the Bos-
ton Society. and 500 from the Typographical
Society Of Washington. The plasterers of Bos i.
ton, who had been on a strike since January
last, have gone to work at the old price, Isl so
per day) they having gained their point
against the employers, who attempted 70 reduce
the wages TO % per day.
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DIED.

BOWLING. In Philadelphia. on Tuesday morn
ing. the 2}d inst. Of consumption. WIN DAVID
DCWL1NG, Of Washington, D. C., in the 10Th year
Of his age.
HUYCK. In New York, on the 10th instant
EVA UONTE1TH, infant daughter Of Leonard
and Minnie Huyck, aged nye months and four
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet of
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled A
few drops will leave its peculiar aud delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

CORNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets; established
1851. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases
OF the feet relieved, and often entirely cured
without pain or incon venience to the patient
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents and visitors of the Dis
trict certify to the above. Hours from a. m
to 6 d m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

JEwRLRY-French Etruscan Sets, Carbun.
Gle Sets and Buttons. Jet Setts, Rubber Sets,
Buttons, and Studs, Silver-plated Spoons,
Forks, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells Ice Pitchers,
received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
near 4 x street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

MEMS YOUTHS AND Boys RRADY-MADE
CLOTHING, all kinds, styles, and sizes, and a
choice selection of samples to make up to or
der IN the best style. All prices guaranteed
lower than the lowest lsewhere, and full salts
faction guaranteed every purchaser.
NOAH WALKER 4 Co,
36S Pa ave. bet 9Th and Z ID sts
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PETIT LARCRNY.-Two soldiers. named Pat
rick McGinnis and Robert g illisman, were ar
rested yesterday by officer MeChesney, on the
charge of stealing a lot of oranges and eggs
from :. T. Crown, keeper of a grocery and va.
riety store, near the Boundary. 1t appears
that the parties were somewhat intox ca ed,
and committed the offence of which they are
charged out Of joke. The enormity of the Of
fence was referred to the military authorities
to whose custody they were surrendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

NOT SERIOUSLY 1NJURED.-Mr. Rice, Of the
firm of Gotthelf, Behrend &c Co.. who was
thrown from vehicle near the Capitol gate,
by the breaking of a wheel a few days since,
was not seriously injured, internally, as has
been stated. He is attending TO business as
usual, and only suffering from a broken
finger, which is painful but not at all danger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

M. WILLIAM, 1896 Pennsylvania avenue, has
put on his Cheap "Table' Trimmings, But
tons, Flowers Straw Bonnets, Satchels, Cord
and Tassels, ETC., ETC., which he sells at one >.
fourth of the cost price. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

COMMITTED TO THE WORKHoUsE.-The fol.
lowing parties were committed TO the work.
house, in default Of payments Of fne:-Nellie
Blight, Nellie Hill, Dora Turner, Georgianna
Lghtfoot, drunk, disorderly, and of lewd char.
acter; Charles Gray, John Lewis, Eliza Con.
nelly, and Mary Moriarty, vagrancy and
drum kennees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

THE MAroRALTY.-We learn that delega-
tus Perry, the WELL kno wn dry goods merchant,
yesterday, to ask him 70 consent TO be- candi-
date for the Mayoralty on behalf Of the business
men OF WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

ELSEWHERE will be found the card OF Mr..
H. 3. Litchfield, carpenter, announcing that be
will be found in future at the corner OF Ninth
street. and New York avenue. Mr.. Litchfeld
has done some of the best work in the building
line executed in the city Of late and has the
hig hest reputation for honorable dealing and
tie faithful performance Of his contracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

The srKREoPrIcox EXHIBITION At Wesley
Chapel, corner Of sth and + streets, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next, win be q very
pleasant entertainment. The proceeds are to
b devoted 70 The nenent " the sabbath School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

- AssArLr AND BATTEkY.-Julia Covington,
eolored, pleaded guilty yesterday morning be-
fore Justice Hazard, upon the charge Of cum
nitfing an assault and battery upon Hattie
walker, also soloTed, and was tped 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

kWAsHINGToN CORRESPONDENTS CLUB.-A
regular meeting Of the Washington Cores
pondents' Club will be held this evening al
73O O'Clock, at the Tribune rooms, on 18th street.
Business of importance will be transacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

KRLLoGGs ILLUSTRATED LEcTUgEs.-These
lectures int nded to investigate all that has
heretofore appeared in relation to the question
of the true locality OF Sinai. A question which
has been warmly discussed by bI blical sholars
for the past twenty Ave years. The lectures
spot by Mr. kellogg, whose published opinions
on the disputed question have formed an i'm
portant part Of it. He will endeavor 10 show
that there is no good reason to doubt the
locality which tradition has held for many
centuries wherein the commandments were
given 10 Moses. The subject is one of great in.
terest to all our churchmen, and we bespeak
for the lecturer full house.
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ERAT.

Having imported one Of the largest and best
collected Stock Of FRENCH CORSETS, would
invite ell Ladies to call ct my where
they will also find different styles Of own make
COksETs, Ladies' and Gents SHOULDER
manufactured of the very best mate rails and sold
not to be sur passed by any one. Skirts warranted
for six months.
CHS. BAUM, MANUFACTURER,
- LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 7th and 9Th
streets.
ap l3-tf Neary opposite Bank Of Washington.
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ONT THIS nANl

OUT THIS DAY!
For Young Gents,
The "Dexter" Coat. The "Dexter' Coat
Nobby and stylish. Just the thing for youug
men. A SAKs A 10
517 9TH street, between Penn. ave. and ID street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

INSPECTION OF TEooPs.-Yesterday Gene.
raj Hancock, commander of the Military De-
partment Of the Atlantic, accompanied by Mai
General Emory, commanding the Department.
OF Washington Colonel Wallace, commanding
the garrison of Washington, and General Oar
roll, Colonel Mitchell, and Colonel Cox, Of
GeneraI Haneock's staff made an inspection
of the troops comprising the garrison of w ash.
ington. These are the 12th infantry at Rus.
sells Barracks 18th infantry, Lincoln Depot,
and the 44th infantry, In barracks on the ground
south Of the Executive Mansion. The inspec
ten was very thorough, and was entirely salts.
factory to General Hancock.
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CITY ITEMS.

BOYS fine Cashmere Suits, jacket and
Pants, for So, 80. and $40. Youths Metropoli.
tan Suits. One price only, at Henning's, No. 51l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol H ill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave theIr orders at No. 122 East
Capitol street. between ith and 5th.
JOHN COoGINa. Agent
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FUNERAL.-The funeral Of Mr.. E. w. Farley,
who for number Of years has Conducted III,
Everett Institute on Massachusetts avenue,
took place yesterday afternoon at McKendree
Chapel, of which he has long been q memb r.
and was very largely attended, his puI : be-
ing present in body. The corpse was in a
handsome walnut coffin, silver mounted with
plate containing the name and dates OF birth
and death. Rev. VIM. Krebs and Rev. DR.
Hamilton ofnciated, each speaking feelingly of
the deceased, after which the cortege was
formed under the direction Of Mr.. X. W Bar.
ker and proceeded TO Glen wood Cemetery
where the remains were placed temporarily ia
the yault-Messrs. ]. e. Harkness,E. Spedden
J. I. Garner and ]. w. Simms being among
the pail bearers.
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ITO THE LADIES.

ITO THE LADIES.
We have received and ope ned for your fpspec.
ton. a beautiful assortment OF FRENCH AND
GERMAN CORSErS, to which We invite your
own make SKIRTS AND C6RsETs, WARRANTED
superior In style, III fish and material, to any in
the market; also, the BOSTON SHOULDER
BRACE for Ladies and Misses, the me- st perfect in
use and the ODESSA COLLAPSING SKIRT, OF
which we ere the sole agents.
DOUGLASS RRO., Manufacturers,
ap2 sos eth street, bet. d and Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

A PLEASANT Particularly evening the
Glee Club and q number Of members OF George
Washington Division, Sons Of Temperance,
were handsomely entertained at the rssideu &c
Of John N. Oliver. Esq, corner of and First
streets. The evening was spent in the ENJOY
ment Of beautiful music BY the Club. and After
pan ty adjourned, and passing the residence OF
Mayor WaIlach serenaded that gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

PROF. KRIS fifth annual May festival will
take place on Thursday next at their Academy,
and the indications are that it will Be even
more delightful affair than their previous en-.
ter tainments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

BROTHERHOOD OF THE UNIoN.-Last eve-
ming Washington and Capital Circles, accom-.
panied by supreme Washington Mcfarland
visit to Jefferson Circle, No. 5, organized few
months since, and located near the Northern
Market, marching from the Navy Yard 10 JEFF
fersoa Hall with martial music. After several
limitations had taken place very eloquent ora
ton on the aims, purposes and progress of the
order was delivered by s. w. Mcfarland, after
which short addresses were made by G. e. W.
Emmons, Brothers McCathran, j. w. Thomp-
son, Burns, and Hartley on the part of the WIS.,
TORS, Hall. Berry, and others on the part of
Jefferson Circle. and a very pleasant evening
hour.
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The FISH SEAsON.-The receipts offish this
morning AT Johnson's wharf were heavy, reach
ing between 10000 and 12.U00 shad and ll5,OJ0
herring besides several tt ousand rock perch,
and other smaller fish. Among the latter was
mammoth rocl-, weighing one hundred and
eighteen pounds with a mouth large enough
to tsFe in a mans head. The price of shad
was, by wholesale, 80 and so per hundred,
and &c per thousand for herring. Mr.. Gwynn
Harris, superintendent Of the fish wharf. is
kept constantly busy noting down the arrivals
Of fish, enforcing the rules governing their
cleaning and packing. and compelling a. sd
the removal of ofal, &c. The fishing season is
fully open, and parties wishing to lay in their
supplies would do well to observe no further
delay in providing themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-25

NOMINATION SENr TO THE SENArE.-Yester.
day the President sent to the Senate The name
Of w. ]. Mcdonald, jr, Of this District, to be
I'd lieutenant IN the Marine corps.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate have been reported
nj the heal Estate Exchange of X. NJ Hall,
corner TN and streets lot IA in 50 uare lO96
At 500; lot IN square I,03o at s27O; lot in So
ia at s1.215; part Of lot in square sis, A.
$3.50: part Of lot 4 in square 41e, north Is feet
on sth street west, al S225; lots 3, 4, and west
one-haif Of g. in square go at $3.50; sub. A IN
square 7O1 at t525.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at the
STAR Once.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

EoR MOUNT VERNON.
The swim, commodieus ana staunch Passenger
Steamer ARROW, Thomas Stack IT,
pole, Commander, viii leave her
Wharf, foot Of Seventh street, ct lCzk-
g. m, daily, Sundays xcepted,D for MOUNT
sEkkSoN; The Tenb q Wsshinston; ssopHlnE sc
NGT0N. Returning, the Steamer viii arrive az
Mssninston about I p m, giving ample time for
South.
Fare TO Mount Vernon aud return, fncluding
adm ssion TO the Mansion and Grou ods, 81 81.
Tickets for sale n all the principal Hotels Az It
the Steamers Wharf.
JAMES SYKES. General Superintendent,
PA I'm Once, Willards' Hotel.
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GEoRGEfOWN ADyERrIsInEyrs.

n~GI0RGHfOwN,A pRrL 18Th, 1sos.
U2 NOTICE
Ptior TO the hrst day Of Nay next. citizens win
be allowed 10 remove from their premises ashes, or
other matter, liable to become nuisance, into the
public streets. and the same will be removed by
the street scsvengerf free Of cost
Otherwise they will be subject TO such require
mekte may be i'm posed by the sanitary police.
a. h-eotmyl ChAs. ID. WEIGH, Mayor.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN II. sMOoT, 1I9 Bridge st Georgetown,
LARGE assortment Of Spring and Summer staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods, embracing general variety OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. in light Chene, M ohsir
SILK Mixtures and Alpacas, for walking and tray.
cling suits; 6renadnes, Mohair Checks Org andes
P'auee, yscc nets, Lawns. Ohintz Prints, Percales
French and other Muslins. best Cambrios Main,
sooss Jseon. +, pimities, Linen Cambria sndker-
chiefs and Irsh Linens Parasole. Alexander's and
other Md and Silk Gloves, Hosiery of all kinds
Eoop skirts best make and styles: with full sup
Ply OF Table Linens, Spreads, Napkins. sheetinss.
GassimeIes, Twseds, Jeans, Drillings, Checked
Linens, Cottopades Drills and Duck, for Gents
and Boys wear Having but few old goods, Gus
temere VIII De SHOWN an almost entire stock.
at the Low est possible cash price.
Spring AND SUMNER GOODs-we have
- yru opened large assortment of FANCY ana
STAPLE DRY GOODS, embracing 100 pieces
from Is cents to 81 per yard 5000 yards Calicoes
new styles, very cheap Black Silks from 81 50 e.
Us ~. Tor dresses and wrappipgs 1000 yards of
bleachef and unbleached Cottons. good yard wide
bleaehed cotton IAN. Feather proof Ticking
Table Linens Large stock Of Cassimers and other
BENJAMIN MILLER,
ap1 e-1m 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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RY Tbos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
SALE OF PROPERTY IN VALLEY STREET.

~ II. q.
BY virtue OF . deed OF trust duly recorded in Lii
Der b: &, No. Is. folios SSs, Ac., Of the land
will cell at public auction, on SATURDAY Az
TBRNOON, April rs. 1SS, 1t O'Clock. the i'm
provements, on and all Rrantors interest in and 10
the following real estate in Georgetown. D. e
being on Valley Street and described follows =
Of Valley street, distant soctk II feet inches from
Its point of intersection with what IL ON
Brown street, and running thence IN Q south
ery direction on said Valley street Is feet thence
back westerly and ct right angles to Valley street
and OF the width Of Is feet ITO feet.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust.
$50 will be required When the RroReIty Is struck
ap l5-eo&ds THOS. BOWLING. Aucts