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i IRsr NATIONAL BANK
OF wssuIEGTOp.

u IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
u, d OsOEE, tot y.y Oce.. "a \ v,..,,,.s
WI. q sUSTIH0T6E, Cashier,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
BISAhCIAL AGENT DV THR uyrTED
STATES.
fsfA nyssf, 1Ycsifs .As Tsss.s-y Ds,er~..s.
Government Securities with Treasurer Juf,s
States,
ZONE MILLION DOEEzks
We bug and sell all cl.sse. OF GOvEsHHEN
SECURf1IESste current market rates
SURNISH EICHa Nc a seI nGss fells<,x.~
- ALL THE PRINCIPAL cITTES o. w z
VNITED STATES
We purohsss GovOEumeIs Vouchers on tt,
MOST Hv0RABLE -sRMS. auo i've o.,.-
ful attention 70
ACC0 UNITS OF BsSinESS nBN e~s vTs
and 20 any other business eptrustsc 70 m
FULL INFoRhArlOs fn regard % eoytsb
MEET LoAhe q 81, times chssrfuily frrui.b.s.
Wh. Q. HuSrIsGTon. Os.h
Washington, March D., isD.
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fIsH AND OYsTERs.-The receipts of fab
have somewhat increased. with Il slight decline
in prices. Eight thousand shad were reported
this morning at Johnson's wharf, which sofa
at FROM sic TO S1s per bAndred, and ten ,hou
sand herring sold at from Si3 TO 80 pr thou
sand Dne sturgeon. of fine quality and weight
(the frs OF the season. was also ght 10 tb
wharf this morning. At the oyster wharf the
supply remains good, with prices stiff.
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Foe CouGHs and Throat Disorders, use
Browns Broncial Troches,' having proved
their efficiency by test Of many years.
81 have never changed my mind respecting
ter OF that which began thin king well Of"
eo3 Rev. HENRY WARD BRBCHRg
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JrwHLRy.-Prigg's Tine Dollar yewelry
Store, No. i36 Pa. ave-, near * street..
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FIRST CoNGRDsArIONALC HURcH-Ths an .
nuai meeting Of the mem oers OF the First Con
kreahonai Church, was held on Tuesday
evening, Gen. %. % Howard nnssiain~ 80
aiter an animated discussion in regard 10
matters relating 10 the church, the ANIMAL eies
non OF ofhcsrs was had with the following
L. Eaton and q. w. Bailoch; TREASURER, A. l..
SiuItevant - 10
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PROPOSALS Eos kEsovINa BLossox

PhOfcsALs ron NJ LOVING BLOsSOM
sssles fIopOssl. in 90 elIs ate, win &c received
street. san fsucisr. CsI urtii u O'CLOCK noon.
April Is, 1879; wttu they IN be opened aud hid
Rlo..om Book in san Frai. isco Hsrbor, Cal toe
ntih 81 twept, -fs"r "a i-et &C mean Low tide.
barhor. In case a. .f'h@ bids should exceed fol-
y hve Thousand as o'n dollar in ourreacy. 6ii-
rock for iorty five Thousand ta5ooDj dollars Gu
All bids are 10 be maze t. United State. chi re,ev
am NE pa ment Is 70 ms ie on the sstisfActory
c. mtti,i OF IN. wort after xam'nstioH by tis
~ oerseneo or Other 81 horized agent the Gov
Bach bidder viii be Teauirsd, before the time
ofbce b. nd With 81 m en-, surete. "a tGe sum 81
his lid is sooert.s he in xecute VII ttan ssrs..
neGt The faithful r. iormsrce Of his ccotrsct.
bis ss :. sa lo sy the be
ser~emept Is @ be made subject TO he approval
'r enc, edn ~ sas VII ;. -srs.. to tn.
sPnble bidder, but the right 70 reject any or all
a copy q thus advertisement must be attached
Bids that do not comply witn the above ,equir.
meuts will not be ept-rtslned-
Pen Char. and :s u esss sSS the Coast Sur
Persons who wish &. hid for the work, aud Who
Of sd plans and sections y .spSas :, I'll. Once Once
N, : len, ~ttLdL %, Ne
nkPBANs' COURT March Y, lsse-D srRItr
~ OF ColuMslA, wAsHINGToS COUNTY. % sr,f, Ia
ILLS Senn. razor. Of VIM III MI. sso....a
the Administrators aforesaid has with the sppreba-
phi p .Ss for the .nai srttiemess sne ssr}tS
collected and turned into money. when and where
p they may otisrsise y IL. Dc sseiuasd ron ali
Of this ord.r Be sus-s.d once week fSr t sS
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TIE ENANCIPATIoN CaLxBRArIos.-Ame meet
ing OF the citIzrns of the Third Ward wa held
last evening at WIsewell Barracks TO max,
arrangements for uniting in tn emancipa ion
demonstration on the rs b inst; ] W. Fresma !,
III the clair. and Aaron Russell secretary.
Mr.. ReBfro moved to proceed to el-ct Nars hal
chlef ana aides; agreed TO. George Brown was
elected mars bal, and Il. w. Harris and Lanes
Hays aids. The following wer- appointed "A
committee To raise money and make tn.
arTrDgrmeDts:-Geo. w. Renfro, Heury Worth
InRfou, Isaac Dorsey, David A. Hail. Peter
Hogan-, Isaac uncles and Henry Mason. Al.
lourDtd. ..T
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct Georgetown.

a. ON FRIDAY MORNING. Aprn 9Th a, N
W O'Clock, 4 shall sell. without regard To
j" Nesfher, at No. - Frederick street. betwe-n
va end 81 streets, q general assortment 81
H9usf held Fur iture. consisting Of
Hair cls th Chairs and sofa
Cottage Set complete
walnut ExteIsi q and OTHER Tables
Cnne seat Book ne ar Dining Chairs
lie dsteacs, Hair and Feather Pillows and Boil
sters
Hair and Sbuck Matt eases
Carpets. Cooking Stove and Fixtures with I'M any
Cfher articles too numerous to meutioa
ap6Cts THOMAS DOWLING. Auct,r
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SUDDEN DEATH.-This morning, a5ou, :,
o'clock Ehzabe'h Russell, a young womai
wing At Eliza Tapp's, No. :,0l u street, h
tween 18th and 18Th streets. was foa nd IL al il
her bed and DIR. w. w. Potter, the Corpnar
held an inquest and pos, mortem bring mad,
by Drs. Johnston and MIiler revealed the IA
that she died from disease OF the heart A yer
diet was rendered accordingly.
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TIE Hour LAW The commi tees
from the various parts OF the country appont-
ed by the workingmen met last evening, at
Trades Union Hall, and organized for more
ehectuai service by the selection of Mr. q.
Whaley, ex -president of the National Labor
Union, as chairman, and Mr.. John w. Brown.
ing, secretary of the Workingmsns Union OF
New York, as secretary. Reports were mad
as 10 the probable action of the House and Sen.
ate, and although IL is late in the session, vet
is believed. from the assurances received by
the committee that the resolution declaring the
meaning and policy of Congress IN passing the
eigbt- hour law did not contemplate a CORES
ponding reduction of the wages will be passed
before the adjournment. After remarks bv thu
members of the committee. II al Iouruet to
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JOHN II. DRFRRYs

REAL EsrATE.-Ry their card elsewhere i,
wa be sen hat Messrs. Ben Fawcett an q
James r. NaIdsnar have entered unon ,ba
real estate agency business, Office Ne. p; !
street Thew are reliable, weII-informed CEN
utmrn. Sud t%ye great advantages I II the sue
eeesfUl prose- utiOn OF their business in th.i r
Int mate acquaIn'ance with he country IN the
vicIIIy OF Washington Mr.. Fswcett was for
psDy yssrs an active aud influential member
OF ne Maryland Legislature. and has a very
tboTougb knowledge of the resources OF thai
STATE and the value OF real IS tate IN diffareu,
sse'ions of ~ As many parsons are looking
aoout WIZ view 20 purchasing land 10 th.
n'ighhoTlng COunties Of MARYLAND, they will
IND Msssrs. EaWcrt and Naldeaar 20 h. ysrv
iudIcIous and reliable advisers
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BANKERS,

LEWIS JOHNSON q co.
BANKtRS,
PENNSYLVANIA AyrNUK, OORNER lOry
STREET.
DOM1eTIC AND F0REIGN DXCHANGE
Government and Corporation Bonds bousht az
All other Marketable eecuritie. cola or nougp
on commission. "a fs-tf
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TEE PREsBYrkRY OF raR DIsrRIcr-Yes.
to-day this body, IN session 81 the Western
Pr'sovterian Church, elected the followi 4
Con mIssicDers 70 the General Assembly,
which meets I'D New York in May. Rev. DR..
.a'e: Elders, }. T. Moor, M. u, princ,psl.
" Reustrskr, alternate. Att o'clsck R-y
Jsssn Rogers preached hts trial sermon before
eIarge eobgregatIor, after which the body ad-
joprbed.
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TIE FIFTH WARD ILLseAL REGISTRATION

TIE FIFTH WARD ILLEGAL REGISTRATION
CAsEs-A Selie Pros Entered.-rhis morning.
there was quite large number of witnesses
and others present In the Criminal Court in
anticipation Of the trial Of the cases Of o nun.
Der OF soldiers of the l2th infantry, ON the
charge OF illegal registration in May last; but
the proceedings in these cases were very short,
the District Attorney entering a a0lie pros. as
to the parties charged. General Carrington
said that ne h ID concluded to ask the Court 10
allow notte pros. TO De- entered, for the parties
were soldiers, ana while they had done "A
wrongful act they did not perhaps Intent IT,,
but were DOUBTLESS influenced by others. The
records of the regiment. too, We're en- roue TO
Omaha, aud these records were important -
be used in The TRIAL. Under all the circnm
stances he had concluded to ask the Court TO
allow r0fte pros. to be entered.
Judge WyiIe said he would permit a nOile
pros. 20 be entered and remarked that soldiers.
ike citizens. are responsible tor Violations OF
law, but N these cases il was evident they were
the mere instruments Of bad men. and proba
bly, they had go criminal intent, bat had been
induced To commit the oteucs chuged AZ the
suggestion OF bad and Interested politicians,
who ough, to be before the Court. The prac-
tlce OF illegally registering ought 10 be puCish-
ed, and the Court would hereafter see thar all
parties, as far as posi- ble guilty of such VOLT
tons were punished. and the election laws
carried out
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RY THOs. pOwLING. AuctlOneer; &C. rss,O~u

bLAC AID WaksLwsfsa aTs
RRE. bt1tsfsa bon no AZ f stnTrSs NEW
n-2, On MONDAY MORNING Aprill2th
0 % 10 clock. will sell. at the carriage
49, establishment on High street, bet ween
Bridge street and the canal
New Top and no TOP Busgies and Carriages, made
to order
] large rev Frame Building
Large lot Of Blscksmiths and wheelwrig a. Tools
Large lot Lumber, Paints. Iron, &C sc.
ton. ~
Sale positive, without regard 20 weather.
ap6 TH0S BOWLING, Auct
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THE REPORTED ELOPEMENT.-We are much
erafffied TO learn that the daughter of Me.
Turner Torrey. Councilman from the Fifth
Ward, (whOse sudden disappearance from her
home, we noticed yesterday was found in
Boston by Major Richards, still rejoicing in
her I-aiden name. Major Richards returned
last night. In reply to the statement in a
morning paper that our article of yesterday is
incorrect, we have only to say that the state
meDts published by Us or ginated with the i'm
mediate relations and fTien IS of the Young
lady. That the same differences were drawn
by them from the facts of tpe case, as were
drawn by others, is shown conclusiveiy by the
calling in the aid of the police. That the cas-.
has turned out so fortunately for Mr. Torrey
and his family Is SUBJECT of Congratulations.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATB-Cross n Wtlsh
have sold 10 Jno. w. Starr seven lots IN so uara
No. l3I, for $1,000 cash.
COldwell & Co., auctioneers, have sold To- IN,
IN square 797. ,onting on Nirgihie avenue. D..
tween Sd ana 4th streets east. to Daniel ShI n
ahap. for SIPS. Ten lots adjoining were pat
up and Withdrawn on a bid of i, sente Per
square foot.
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RY rHOs BOWLING, Auctioneer. Georeetosn
oHASClRS SALT OF LMPR.yEn REAL rs

O. BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme court
az, OF the District OF Columbia, psssei in chan
Gerry. cause l76 equity docket D, illicit er al
H Frizzell 81 al, shall on MOApAY the 18th
day OF A1ril 1873. on the premises proceed 20 se
II Pubic auction. at m. Lot No zSs. III Beatty
And hay Aihs addition 70 Geo rsetowu fro utine Is
feet on the south side Of sson street. near fay-
ette rect. and contaibirg about Il. acres Of La
Dwelling House
Terms: One third of the purchase money 70 he
paid in cash. and the remainder in respectively six
an6 twelve months from the day of sale i'm in.
tereet, TO be secured by the purchaser ionds or
all In casb, at the purchaser option A dee
given WHEN all the purchase money IL psid d.
posIt az SO required ct time of sale All conye,
arcing and revenue stamps q TIE cost Of the pur
chsser. w. FENDALL Trns,ss
apo eod&cs THOS nOWLINa A.,
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GKnrs', BoYs', YoUrEs' AHp CHnpRRS's
Cloning and piece goods garments made to
measure, are 10 be seen in great variety, and
much comment, o. OAK Hall, 400 TN street. op.
poetic Post Once. L. ID. Barbour, proprietor;
N. L. Judd, managing saleeman.
II A MAN WANTS A BOTTLE OF WHISKY
let him buy IL, and take Il home like man.
and not sneak home with . bottle OF 'sBit,ersr
or Cordial" and pretend that IL is medicine.
II ne wants q tonic that Is something better
than . temporary stimsIaat. he should get q
bottle Of Peruvian Syrup, ian Iron Tonic.)
that will vnalize the blood and give durable
strength to the systern
BARKING Up rHs WRONG TRsR.-The wise.
acres Who have been guessing At the vegetable
the wrong tree The righ. tree. whIcn they
never dreamed Of is the Soap Tree OF Chill,
the bark Of which is used BY the Araucanian
Indians TO cleanse and preserve their gar.
menfs, and chewed to keep their teeth stair
less, and gives q nower-like fragrance to their
breath. This Is one Of the leading ingredients
OF Sozodont, the most wholesome and eff lea.
cious OF all dental purifiers and preservstives.
No MATTER HOW GREAT rHe RUSH fog the
beautiful Spring SuiIs tor Gentlemen now on
exhibition at i6s Pen nsyl vsnia avenue, the en-
terprsmg proprlstors have ms suca ar
raneements as will enable all TO be su tea " tn
out uDnt cessary delay. Remember-Hable 4
Co. under United States Hotel.
1 AN NOW DISPLAYING for sale large and
varied assortment of Half Hose for Gentlemen
and Boys. 1 offer a superior assortment OF
Brown and Bleached English and German
Half Hose for p and 50 per doZ low grade
Ensl sh and a fair domestic Half Hose for So
per dozen. Fine Bleached and Dark Brown
Halt Hose, aud a verv fine article OF English
Merino Half Hose for 80 per dozen. English
and Domestic Halt Hose for Boys, of various
sizes. GEO. e. HENNING
No Sill Seventh street.
PERSONS desiring to purchase the best OF
trunks and yalises. ladies and gents travelling
sacks ana satcheis, made of the best mater1al
and workmanship. under the immediate SUPER
vision of the enterprising firm Of J. S. Topham
Il Co. No. 500 9TH street, under the folds or that
mammoth flag. These gentlemen are practical
mechanics, and apply all the latest and b-st
improvements in the manufacture OF their
trunks; such as McMurray's patent trunk stay
ano Houses patent India rubber trunk shield.
These improvements can only be had at this
establishment In the city of Washington
Trunks of all kinds made to order, aud all
kinds OF repairing done at the lowest rates.
3,l,6c
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

AN ORDNANCE ameudatory of IAN ordinance
relating TO the footways Of the Town" APP.
proved August %, 1867.
Reso'red by the Board Of Aldermen Ind Board Of
Common council Of the Corporation If ;eorys o,c1
That the ordinance relating TO the footways Of
the Town, approved August %, 1867, be and is
hereby, amended by stirling out, wherever il
appears, the word Mayor and in lieu thereof
insert commissioner OF Streets
Approved April ,, 1869.
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TIE JAIL.-ienerai Orocker, the W arden o;
the JsiI, has appointed Mr.. Edward KNOWLES
OF GEORGETOWN one OF the guards At the Jail.
TIE FIFTH WAgD REPUBLICAN, CLUE will
have an interesting meeting At Carroll Hall, OF
Capitol Hui, this evening. Sac ad verttsamsut
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sUp rnnLPs. va obAsrpAp
eoe1s Secretary.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE rysuu
ANCE COMPANY
RARfPo8D CONN.
Asosts over
fRBNTYFTyE MILLION DoLLsRS
oBoBeB y. nAssLs, Agent,
FEDERAL Bieck. Boon v,
Opposite Poet Once Department
ee1t0 Corner m and se ssss
TINE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE c0aPiu.
% fHD
UlTrD STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
ehasssrst sy Special Aes Of csusrsss, An.
proved Jsly -, 1865.
sAsn hAL.......... ........ sI zee, zoe
OFFICERS,

OFFICERS,
EV rS1LLh n, Phil sdelphfa. President
ecmmss,s' onAarmsn rfnAnoe end Exec uty.
h AM d. COOKE, ws.hinstOn. Vice Pre.i-
ss ma SOW. ". rrrr. pAn.aslpA,.. s.cr.,.r,
ss TTTRSIs w..n,ns,Oa. A..,.,.n, s.sr...r,
rkANCls @. SMITH, n D Medical piyessor
MEDICAL ADv,soRY Bo.an.
Sik. bAkkss Surgeon General pEi,ss s,.,..
P HoRwIfz. Uhlei Medical p.,.,,
o. ". BLISS. n. D.. w.shiastsn.
TIE advantages onefed oy INF. oomp.u,
un kanonA Uompany. chartered by speet.l
paid ~ capital Of sl.oo.@.
II onere low rates OF premium
IL furnishes larger assurances than other can
penies Tor the same money
dennfte and certain in fts terms.
home company in every locality.
policies are exempt from attachment.
mere are no Unnecessary restrictions IN the pol.
Every policy 10 non -rorfeitsble.
=. Policies Lay be taken which pay % the insured
that the insurance oosts only the decrease on the
Poiis :. Win b i.-ssa nss vim pay to tA.-,u-
:Ss me I'm in s nan "
nc extra rate is Charged for risks upon therives
Il insnrss nos 70 secure DIVIDENDS, but st 90 lou
a LOCAL XGEHr Is WANTED In syERr
COUNTY, and applications from comyetent par
des for such aee ncies. win suitable orsements
:heuld be sfdrsseea 90 the Ccmpanys Genera
Circulars, PamDhlets snd fuu particulars given
en application 81 ths omcs Of The oonpsny fn thiD
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I. o. g. TAT q regular meeting of Lincoln
Lodge No Il, I. o. of q. T., at Hysen Hall on
r street, between u and 9TH stresfs, Island,
last evening, Col. Il. F. Hawkes.. iaie g. w
Marshal and Representative to X. w. Grand
Lodge from Ohio, addressed the lodge in open
mse'lpg, ard after hearing from 81 veral other
spesk-rs, eleven new members were added aud
minated. About forty members Were present
and the ledge shows signs Of prosperity.
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r. BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
L HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .fh
day of March. A. ID. 1859, q warrant IN bank.
rnpicy was issued agai.sst the estate of JOHN
a E.nObONEY. of the city of Washington ot said
District who hes been adjudged bankrupt "a Don
tire PETITION Of hi. creditors that the yInents Of
any debts and delivery OF any property belonging e
such bankrupt. to him or for his use. snI tht
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden by
law; that a meeting Of the creditors Of the said
more assIgnees of mis- estste: will be held at .
Hall, in the city of Waship gton, before j. Sayies
Brown, Register, on the 18th day Of priI, A. D.
1869, AT ~ o'clock q. m. - -
alas ct US. Mar.hal OF D G.. as Messenger.
WV wALTKB, OABlaET. MANuEAOrUR-
Chspber, Library, and Hall Furaitere. =
IN the latest and most approved styles LIZ
Northeast corner lOth and = streets, '-1
N Ss;.spsci.i attention paid to Repairing ana
+ oRCENrRArED ExrRAcr
OF JAMAICA GINGER.
se rhi: i: to certify that hay. .osIy.sd
pIocsss ct mapufacture, and can pronouncs Il .
1uro article which contains AL the valuable pro-
pefttes q the Ginger, the exhaustion being thor
o., ugn ana complete. No foreign matter enters into
A. SNOwDBN PIGGQTr,
Analytical and Coneulting Chemist,
EaooIatory, SO 3. 0ey street, Baltimore.
Corner Pratt. and Hieh .f4ssts SSsH%ia:;
RiTcafE Ga uSfih ses Gsorastcun; ana Tor Sof
vale ~ Drug Stores generally. ma Is SIN
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J. A. RUFF, rrs., y.B. BRYAN. Pres

WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
CUhsrted o, UongresJ
PAYS INTEBfsT ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and Stocks. Gold and Silver bousat a,
sold.
Highest market price, paid for Land Warrant,
fill supply Of Rsven De Sssmps keps oonstsr q >
% sepa. seN-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABIE ZEAL Is
Tale In GLlRGEInNN- ID q


"a By virtue of decree Of tie supreme Court
~. a the district of Coiumois. he Houor. A
olin. Chssosllcr, sittiss a. Cyurt Of eanity.
case therein depebding. in Viii n j .ms Yste.
wss CON plafnant. and Zschari-h sake AM Others
we're d. frCcants. the same being No. StO. Equity
Docket No the unds rsiguee tli s-ll, a. trn.t e,
TO the highest bidder. on sArURp 4, the tenth
cay 81 April y. lS69, at O'Clock IN on the
premises oil that paIc-l Of land ~ ing and situate
In Se' reetown. District OF Colu d-scrised a.
tollo~s Befinning At coist south side Of
Stoddard street distant vet twn hundred AMI
forty 24oD feet from the southwest corner ~ saii
etode Ord street and washinst, street. aud run
u ence vest said sioe ct steddard street thirty
i've ts5) feet. aud extending south ia para lei lnee
Of that width two handred aud fsrty 7seI feet NJ
right angles with stoddsrd street. e. "a alley
This property ts improved by Q new two-story
Brick House. with back building, and ali he mod
ern iDpr' vemeDts, and il imnedia tely opposite 10
the elegant dwelling houses erected By henry D.
Terms ofsslAH - prescribed BY decree: One half
cash; the balance in equal pay menfs at three and
0ix months from day OF sale, With int Get Deed
to be ven by the Trustee on r.iifcatiou by the
Court and payment Of the purchase money. All
nyey sncibe including revenue stamps, at the
the property IL struck sd
WILLIAM d CAseIN Trustee
aps 80 fh0S. Do SLISG, Auct
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JAY COOKE . co..
BAL nRJ
VrySIIRSu sfnuuf, orpos'yI TrrAsvpy
Buy and cell q csrreni market rates. and ss.
constantly on hand . full supply Of au
GovEREmrNT BONDS,
sEvKH TBInTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST serRs.
orders Tor STOCKS. BONDS, &c, sxscut
and collections made on all socsssipss psinss.
set-u
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DROwNEp.-Elizabeth jackson, a colorpd
woman in Alexandria. left home night for.
last TO visit a sick child, in doing which she
had TO pass Mr.. Burley's open ice elIsr, VIII D
is filed with about IS feet Of water, when sh.
fell in and was drowned.
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THE HANLos BRsrHxRs aud theft pupil,
attract line audiences NJ the National Theatre
Pau il 4 wonder in himself. They couciu
their engagement on Saturday night. anu viii
be succeeded on Monday by the Riching,
Opera Troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-08

lNvIsTIGATIoH.-Ab board of officers, com
posed OF Captains Davenport aud Others are 4
session M the Washington Navy Yard, exam
lining charges against one Of the master work
men OF employing disioyal men TO the exclusion
OF those " no served In the army or navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-08

Am...wr.,c, re-, Re. Nisht.

AherebWs 6C.' He.S""
NArroN Al THnArlR--The Hanlon Troupe
aad the greai Eymnast, Pfau.
WALLS OPERA Housk-Tne Imperial Jap
aaese Troupe.
OAxfsxBuRY HArL.-A new programme this
week, vith lots of novelties.
PRop. SNrrR's Art Gallery, 30a Psnnsyl-
vAAia avenue.
MrrRopoLIrAS HALL AND VARIETY The.
ArBR, Pennsylvania avenue, between 1lth and
l2th streets. Open every nIsht-wIth q first
sSaas en- tertainmsnt
GoKsuCH CHAPBL.-Exhibition and Concert.
Foun-ANp-A HALP STRsnr PRBsBYrKRIAH
CBukCH, Lecture by Rev. Dr. Sunderland
MB1ZsRo1T HALL.-Lecture by Gen. j. b.
MagIuder, on Ma3imillian asd Carlota-
wAUeB CHAPEL.-Lecfure by Hon. Israel
8. Dishl on The Holy Land