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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24
GEORGETOWN.


NOTICE OF FlRIs.-At the meeting OF the
Board Of Common Council on Thursday eve-
ming last resolution was passed requesting
the Fire Commissioners to have the bell on the
engine house rung for fire for ten minutes in
all cases Of IRE In the town. 1t is represented
By some of the citizens living In the imme-
although it Would Be we'll As 70 nI SsS. so@ .
means BY which the existence OF q IRE might b
made known TO the citizens of all parts OF the
town, YET q compliance with the request
Of the Council would Be- Q serious annoy.
ance TO parties in the neighborhood
while the desired object would not Be effec,sd,
az the bell could not be heard all over town.
Bee ides, the nremen say that they must neces.
sarily get OF to . IRE a. speedily as possible,
without taking time to ring the bell, and think
that such notice, even II general, would have
the effect Of drawing to the scene Of q IRE
thieves and pilferers, and q lot Of idlers, who
would be in their way in the performance Of
their duty. Il seems to be the general opinion
that the most enectuai method by which the
practicabie) to connect wire with the police
telegraph and extend the same to some central
point, say Christ Church bell, which. with the
addlfion OF two or three alarm boxes judiclous-
~ located in the town, would answer the pur-
pose.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-The following are tue
shipments OF coal northward during the pas;
week Borden Mining Company. Go tons;
Con:oldauon Company, 2S9 tons; Georges
Greek Coal and Iron Company, 30 tons; Giea-
son Glenn, l,777 tons; Rays DOCK, 3,6i2 tons
To.ai, 1,0l1 tons.
The FLOUR MARKEr.-The following prices
for flour have ruled during the pat week
GEORGETOWN Family, SIl 50a1250; Extra, sgaIn;
Superfne. S6a6.75; Canal Family, SlOalI: Ex-
ira. S7as Super fine, Sc.
DRovBR's REsr.-The following were the
sales yesterday AT Drover's Rests head OF
cattle, a. S5.50a9 per 100 lbs. gross $40 sheep ut
s4s6 per 100 lbs. grOs,; lambs, 81 50ai each;
calves, s5a9 per 100 lbs. gross; cows and calves,
S30a60.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Business on
Chan &c this morning was duh, the supply not
being equal to the demand. We quote: Offer
ings Csc bushels red wheat, sales i6 bushels at
S1.70, $50 bushels at Sl.75k, 40 bushels al
S1.e0, $50 bushels at S2.l0, and 200 bushels At
S2l6.
SALES ON CHANCE DURING THE WEEK
During the past week the sales on Change
amounted to 12,046 bushels red wheat at 81 20
and 81 %, and 1900 bushels corn At a and so
cents
RIVER ERoNT-Fntered-Steam E. G.
Knight, Denly, New York. with merchandise
for District merchants. Cleared-Schoouer
Federal Hill, Wheeler, with coal and barrels
for Norfolk.
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THE FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB MEET.
ING.-We have received a communication
signed by Alderman John q. Larman and
Councilman ID. NJ. Davis In reference 10 orr
report IN Thursdays STAR of the proceedings
atthe meeting on "wednesday evening last of the
First Ward Republican Club, in which they
denounce that part of the report giving an ac-
count OF the personal controversy between
Msssrs. Larman, Slower and Davis as .in
every particular Indignantly false or garbled."
Councilman Davis admits that the subject Of
that controversy-the entertainment OF the
New ork Councilmen-was not brought up
until the reporters LEFT, in order that there
might be no publication Of what took place;
ard admits further that the matter would not
have been brought mp At all If the reporters
had remained IT the room. Under these cir
cnmsiances, those interested might have ex-
pec'ed contradictory statements to what
really took place. 1t Is generally the case
when attempts are made TO keep the proceed.
Irgs of public meeting ssout OF the papers :"
The reporter Of the STAR obtained his informa.
ton Of what took place. not from one only, but
from several respectable gentlemen who Were
present at the meeting, all of whom assert IN At
the account IN the STAR of what took place
was substantially correct.
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Centre Market To-day.

Meats, dc-Beef, cho,ce, 2Oa3Oc. per h.; or
binary; 15c. per lh.; hind quarters 1ic., fore
Mutton, 1saS5e per To-; Pork. i.aaoc. Der fS SAIL
Beef, 16alsc. per h.; Smoked Beef. 3Oc.; Sliced
3Oc.; Clipped, 3Oc.; Bacon meat, I7c.; Breast,
zoe: Middling, 1ea20c:; Sausage, 15a25c.; Pigs
Lard, lSa20c.: Eggs, 25a30c. per doz; Head Cheese
PC. per h.; Philadelphia Butter, 7Oc per Id:
Roll Butter ,4Oa6Oc- per 10. HomIny, iOc. per
quart. Kraut l0c per quart.
pair; Ducks, si.a5 per pair; Turkeys, 25a3Jc. per
To-; Robins, 81 per dog.
Vegetables, dc.-Asparsgus, Is ct. per bunch
Green Peas. 15a25 cents per quart; Potatoes,
old Onions, sOc. per peck: Cabbage, 3aiOe. PER
head; Lima Beans, per quart; Spinnage, 25c.
per peck: Radishes, &c. per burcn; Parsnips,
toc per peck; Turnips, Acc. per bushel; Sweet
bunch; Green Peppers, Is cents per dozen;
25c. per pound; Dried Currants, 2Oc. per
s ssns 61sd eachps o
per qt.; Preserved C.tron, Soc. per H.: Dried
Blackberries, 1Oc.; Dried Whortieberries. 25c;
Currants, ~ cents per quartz; Egg Plants.
salOc. each; Vermicell. CSC. per pound;
Honey, Soc. per pound; Apples, 3Oc.asi per
peck, si50aS6 per barrel; Ounces, 81 per
peck; Canned Peaches, 30a50c. per can; Pine
Apples. a5a3Oc each: Bananas. 1Oc. each: Gar
den Grapes, csc. per lb.i Fox Grapes, 4oc. per
peck; Chesnuts, 2oc- per quart; Mint, g.. per
bunch; Mustard, 25c. per jar; Sage, Sc. per
bunch; Lavender, loo; Tansy. lOc-; Bslsam,
5ai0c. each: Lemons. 3Oai0c. per dozen;
Oranges, 2ta5Oc. per dozen: Cocoanuts. IOa1lc
each: Shipstuff, 4Oa9Oc.; Brownstuf, i0i6Jc
Middling, S0a9oc.; Shorts, 40c.; Corn, shelled;
S1l5aSl.35; Corn. by ear, Si.5OaS5. Sc per Dbl !:
Corn Meal, 81 -20aS125 per bushel; Oats, 9Oc a
81 per oushel; Hay, Is per cwt.; Straw,
81 25 per cwt
Fish, dc.-Halibut, 2oc. per ID; Rock, 4Oa5Oc
Per bunch; Perch, 40a50c. per bunch, Cat
Fish, 25c. per bunch; Bunch Fish, SOC; Trout
Soc' per bunch Lo6sters, l2c per Id; Macke
25c- each; Cod Fish, I2c. per Id. Salmon,
55c. per h.; Sea Bass, 15c. per Id. Shad, soc.
asl.U per pair; Fresh Herrings. l.5O per hum
dred; Turtles, 1OaiOc. each Founders, I2c.
per ID.
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,PRING AND sUNMIR GOODS.
JOHN n sMOOr,

119 Bridge Street, Geo,setoics, d. C..
RI GOODS III Ss y eSasos
styles Of La IEg DRisS GOODS, super Black
ns;;s s arsy nsS Bomb nohs air rSs
sieSsdines,; 0rseedies, and other desirable dress
dre's and OevrvoiauFs end other Kid Gloves Ho-
.isry, Se: Also;s spnIless assortment q House
fovelinss, u aftines and OIL OIotks with 8 full
stock OF Geutlemens and Boy = wear. and Domes
nc Cottons OF the best makes, 70 which he invites
mers will frd it to their interest to call aad see
goods and prices. lap IL lml J. M g.
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THE INDIANA ASSOCIATION The Indians
Association held q meeting last night al No. IS
Louisiana avenue, the vice president, Mr.. Jas
n. Robinson, in the chair. Mr.. Murray offered
q resolution, which was agreed to, discontin.
ning the semi-monthly sociables, and return.
ing thanks to the resident and visiting Iadic-
rom Indiana and this city for their presence
and encouragement. resolution was offered
ana adopted that the association give pic.ni
on or about the first OF June next
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DRICE so CENTS BY MAIL.
MANHOOD.

one Hundred and Fifty-fourh edition OF this
medical essay, revised and published by the Au.
me cause and cure of premature decline in man;
II g1res clear synopsis Of The inpediments to
marriage, and exempiifes resn!ts Of many pears
Rrdcrtce an the treatment Of Nervous Debility,
SeTihfy, and Secret Diseases Of youth and man
rood. Address the Author, DR.. Curtis, Bait.
more, Nd.
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THE FILeRiM"-rhe citizens Of Washing.
ton are 10 be favored, on Tuesday eventns nsx,
with the exhibition. At Metzerot. Han. OF a
series of really artistic paintings by the best
masters, illustrating "Buuyans Pilgrims
Progress" These painting have been On Az nj.
bition In Baltimore for nearly two months and
are spoken of in high terms OF praise bv the
press Of that city.
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GOOD SPokI-MI. Inomas + CLARK, OF
cunning excursion on the Patuxent near Hill,.
Landing, where ne had some capital sport.
bringing back fifty snipe and six piover as the
result Of few hours' shooting.
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PRfsBNr PROM FIRENEN-Fire Commits.
sioner Goroutt has received four handsome
pic'nres. elegantly framed, from the Brooklyn
IN ~ Fire Department In testimony OF the
lyn hremen while on q visit here durinv the
Transportation. The subject Of the picture n
Tine Lie OF Firemanr-the start, the con-
fagration, the rescue and return.
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MAGIC AND MYsTERY.-Robert Nicala will
perform wonders of necromancy at Walls
Opera House next week. His tricks are said 10
be so good and cleverly executed as to make il
q real pleasure to see him. His most marvel
ious performance Is the Indian Basket fe 4.
something that entirely puzzles all beholders
and seems almost too impossible to be attrbu.
ted TO mere natural causes and effects. As a
pres tidi gltateur he has been pronounced by the
press throughout the country as equal, If not
superior, 10 many of the first.class performers
IL this line OF am usement.
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HTHK PAVING OoNrRAoTs.-Mayor Bowen
has awarded the contract for laying pavements
flag footways, &C., In the Seventh Ward TO Mr..
Peter Hyde to whom the bid Of Mr.. H U. Sher.
rill had been assigned. The contracts for the
First and Sixth Ward, have not been executed
declined TO give bond.
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Address all communicasious
DB. = DE =. 6UkTl0,
no. So Nerth Oharlss strees,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

noC, SPECIAL NOIIO:
ns,ify bis Washington Psisnts thes. owing
20 his extensive practice In BALTIMORE; be viii IN
their interests, and win attend on eATgRDAYe
lion lion to snd and 70 8p. m. ead Sn .U1DAte
rear Of Willard's Hotel.
sPEO1ALIfY-rrSasmsu and cure Of Nervous
the system. mar S-ly
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THOSE WISHING a most desirable Country
Home, hve miles from city, price si2,C0l
should call on Kilbourn i Latta, corner TN
and + streets.
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DEAD BODIES RECoyERED.-Uns night last
week two colored men, named William Ar
iington and John Jones, were drowned ne lr
Alexandria by the up citing of a skIf in which
tney attempted 20 make their way 10 the Mary
laad shore Las evening Captain EItw,sle,
OF the Potomac Ferry steamer City of Alexan-
dIis, olscoverr1 an ooJt CT ffoiting in the river
ns9r NE ferry slip, opposite Alexandra,
winch proved 10 be a de5d body. Information
Oh ne lac was given, and a couple of parties
ootalned q small boat and went to the point
desisnaied. Here the body Of the colored man
va aken on bClrd, and after rowing little
Iurtner the body of another colored man wss
o1hu aholt sud taken into the boat. The
oodles Were carried aud placed in 1.-THE brown
mousse" 20 await an inquest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24

JHwlIRY.-Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, near *
street
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"a FEW MORE Left OF those beautiful fine
Black Dress Suits at 463 Pennsylvania avenue
which liable & Co. have on hand. Also ali
kinds and varieties of Spring Clothing. Don't
fail to stop in the store under the United States
Hotel D
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NALUABLK FARM FoR SALE IN PRINCE
GEORGE COUNTY, MD-Messrs Fitch and Fox
Auetoneers, VIII offer al public sale, on Mon
day, the Sd day of May, al AIS p. m, on the
premises, the farm on which Mr.. =. G. Craw-
iorc resides, containing one hundred and six
acres, on the old Bladens burg ro2d. four miles
from the city OF Washington, adjoining the
Clemson and Taylor estates, and within i've
minutes Walk OF Penn s Crossing, where the
way train OF the Washington branch of tne
baltimore and Ohio Railroad stop for passeu.
gers The improvements consists of new two
story frame house, OF eight rooms, with portI-
Goes above and below; new barn, stable ear
rage house aud sheds. There Is an orchard
on the place Of about I've hundred fruit tres
most OF which are in bearing order. See ad.
yertisement.
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Ihk 1EkMAS LANGUAGE IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOoLs.-Last evening an sdiournsd rnsafins
OF the Germans IN favor OF t-aching the DIR
man isnguase IN the Public Schools, was held
NJ wills Hail; Gfeperai Joseph Gerhard I.
president with Mr.. EichhoItz as secr.tsrv
Some time was spent discussing me bsst
means Of securing the oblcct, and a coumittss
OF one from each ward WIS appointed TO draw
mp and obtain signatures TO q petition To ths
City Councils. as follows :-Messrs Jossnh
0erhardt II. Eichholtz, Z. l. schmidt, III.
walter, ID. Pfeill, DIR. Riesler, w. Hine, and
a Tanner
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BIDS FOR LAYING WATER NAINs.-A few
days since Mayor Bowen and the Water Regis
ter, Mr.. Bond, opened bids for laying the water
mains during the present year as follows
Barry Il Wright (for I'd and Sd district) "a cents
per foot for 6 inch pipe IN IL feet lengths, ~
cents for do 0 feet lengths, 16 do. 1 inch ~
feet lengths, l6 do. feet lengths, same 10 9-lO
for inch and Is for inch. ID. Hannoa I6 for
6 inch and ~ for inch. J. Thompson 81. 22H 4,
TX, 10. Cruit a Campbell %, 30, IL. TO- X. A
HUI, e 10, st District) 10, 10. cd District) -,
~. (3d District) Davis i Donohue, 10, II x,
li%, l52, ed and 3d) 164. I7X, Is, l54, Qst.)
-, lld) l., Is, Is, I6 3D. VIM. RuthwelI, 23B
i6 %, II - 30. The contract has b; IN
awarded TO Mr.. ID. Harmon, whom Mr.. Bond
reports 10 be competent and response BILE per.
son, and the lowest bidder. 1t is thought that
about 10000 feet of water main will be laid this
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THE WATER RRNTs.-The Water Registrar
is rapidly collecting the water rents vet re.
naming unpaid Tor the present year. Those
that are still delinquent in this respect will be
deprived Of the use Of water and incur the pen.
atty Of 81 unless they settle within very short
time. ALI have been notified, and the Inspec.
tor is shutting on the water wherever takers
do not respond To the notice.
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PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the .Original Franc" 49i 18th street. between
and E:-Good White Shirts, 81 to 81 p
Fine White Shirts, S1.75 10 $3.50 Good Merino
Shirts and Drawers, IS cents each; Good White
Pocket HandkerchIefs, 20 cents each; Good Cot.
ton Seeks, 10, Is, 20, Is cents per pair; Paper
Collars, 10, Is, IS. IS cents per box; Paper
Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents per dozen.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows,
and every other article in the gents furnish
ing line, cheaper than the cheapest. Remem,
Der he name and place, The Original Franc"
1874 7th street, between ID and E. Also notice
the large plate glass window. 327I:
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WE ARE GRAD to see that our old fellow.
citizen, DIR. Gardner, has renewed his prs .tice
OF private consultations, for which he has been
so famous for the last twenty seven years, See
advertisement
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SALE OF REAL EsTArE-Green & Williams
have sold the leaseLold Of o brick house and
lot. fronting on TIN street west, between 0 and
p streets north, to G. w. Mitchell, for $50.
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SUDDEN DRArH-.s~Ppossa Poisoning Cdss.-
Yesterday, a coicred r.ri aged l., named Lucy
Ellen Mcdaniel, residing in Madison street,
(oetween 9th and 7th and NJ and n streets J died
quite suddenly, having been taken i'll on the
previous day whale attending school. DR. f.
W. Latluer was called 10 attend her and
found her 81 first sufferin from what app lrad
10 De severe ch II, and subsequently, with
excessive vomiting, continuing untiI her de nth
yesterday afternoon. The body afterwards
sve'led greatly, and DR.. I. pronouncss the
symptoms TO Be those common 10 arsenical
poison
a. midday DR.. W. w. Potter, coroner. ac
conpanied by policeman, viewed the remains
of the deceased. but no Inquest nad been held
mp TO the hour our paper went 10 press
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP, "a protected solution of the protoxide
OF iron.) Beware of being deceived bv auy of
the preparations of Peruvian Bark, o. Bark and
Iron, which may be offered to You. Every
bottle Of genuine has Peruvian Syrup mot
Peruvian Bark) blown in the glass. Examine
the bottle before purchasing.
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CARPITs, CURTAINS. %.
THK MoSTs F Rkk4sU0NSa VILE fkicE MSFes''
WI. q. 0IfCH1LL co.,
Over PsFyy Bros
eU-ly DRY Goods e0tobishDent,
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FIRST eRHUIR. Green Turtle Soup Of the
season 70 be had of Harvey & Holden's Ladies'
and Gentlemen Dining Saloon, POI corner Pa
avenue and 1lth street, with all deiicacies Of
the season, served skillfully with promptness
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Extracts from Reviews Of this Work.

CURTiS ON MANHOOD 1t develops the fear
happiness Is wrecked, and furnishes . chart BY
which they may be avoided and escaped. Eortu.
into practice the philsnthropic and scientific max
ms mere laid down-ope cause OF matrimonial mis-
race q the enervats be succeeded By 9 renewal OF
tne hardy, vigorous spirits Of the olden time
London CAyoHicls.
There 10 no member Of society by whom the
s cn hold the relation Of Parent, PreceStor, o.
Clergy ."-Ssa.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD.-This e really val.
naoie work; for pointing out the diseases result:
IN every insane asylum, no les than IN the shat
tered constitution Of those indulgtng. IL viii do
much TO prevent the vice, which, By IL prevalence
among the young, has 90 much tnnuepce on the
Herald.
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FIVE DOLLARS will get you a fashionable
Silk Hat. at NJ. ID. Frank & Co Hatters, 3gl
fennsylvania avenue, adjoining National
Hotel. N. B.-Constantly receiving all the
latest styles.
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Are trees Of knowledge bearing bitter fruit:
But In the courts of the ar-famed Oak Hall
Full satisfaction comes with every suiL
Our Clothing always gives satisfaction, the
goods being stylish and durable, and the prices
remarkably lew. Piece Goods and Furnishing
Goods in great variety. AGO TIN street, opposite
Post Once
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RE- NOTICE TO TIE LOT goLDERs OF
Ia OAK HILL. GEM lT my


n The Committee investigating the affairs Of Oak
ss s S to
tanning. to the Affairs Of said Company, ana r sn
thorized by the following resolution Of instruc-
Kssoi red fs,fh,,. That all charges Of derelic-
tion Of duty against any ofthe officers Of this com
be ri.
G
s h me p9oie police prescribed By the charter
Address the Committee, care Of JANIS oOsZ.
hhaGshs, Secretary through the GeoreetoHn Post
Pr THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; 0eoreetovp.
For sale, at Public Auction, on MONDAY. Nay
VAIUAE EHieuffss 6 a. oI sssAES On TIL.
tIdEI io ssss
pO.its the nsnsion q Sd.srd tiasSi uns Es %
an, ANA is bounded on the east By Congress, and on
feet Of ground, And has . number Of splendid oak
and other trees upon i, and IL altogether a most
modern dwellings, being accessible 70 water and
This property will be offered first a. whole, and
if no sale Is effected It win be put ue in lots q isd
out BY Mr.: rster's Subdivision, which can be seen
Terms Of sale: One. third cash, and tie balance
in one and two years. With interest, secured By {.
sold "Sos. or IL: :o a down
2: A. DARNEILLE.
For Bent IN GEORGETOWN, D. c.
Il FRAME HOUSE, containing eight rooms 49,
and bath room, with q portion Of the Hurniture
BROWNS Dry Goods Store, No. 12l Bridge
stfeet. ap2 ST.
FOB RENT-HOUsE No. los Green street
gas and w:ter throushout; fine stable on IN.
premises For PARTICULAR inquire at HAM.
MAOk'S kestaurant. THOS. GREEN. ap22-i AZ
10y J. b. WHEELER CO., AucsIoneers.
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10y J. b. WHEyLER CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 81 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th sta
opposite Seaton House.
EXEOUTORS SALE OF THE VALUABLE
Improved Pk0PERTY IN 0EORG ETC WE

- BY virtue Of the last will OF Alfred Lee de
s:s.s TO oa
the IIovisions of the WILL and of an order OF on
Tor county, dated he 18Th Of MACE
1879, prescribing the terms Of sale, viii sell Oh
public auction, in front Of the premi zee, At the
hour designated for each sale, the following walls
s Or her sssh
aSi .ss ss &c a.sIs.
on sou1s s see Of and
the side q Mn street eighty t FEET oS ,Ge
north side Of Poplar street, and ninety (S0J feet
eS es fSgr
Q, 9 a twoSstGry Frame House Thi: lot viii be
which win conform as near as nsy BE- 70 frc ~ xc
On TUESDAY; April q. 1859, a. 50 O'Clock ?
the no2sh e I'D. 81 SIS a s
BY IN tTfHtS1y Frame asIs , ,o,o
p. m, sub Of Lot one hundred and twenty. six la5
II Hs ., addition to fronting thirty
s
depth; improved by = two story Brick House -.
Of the Ana
spGsssa sSS eighty Of Bsa: addition;
ON tas lime Of Brides
With said aley east twenty four (a4l feet 10 Gree
street and thence with the west line Of Green
ming. Improved BY a large new Vwo-s story and
basement Frame House.
Terms Of sale One third cash, balance in equal
inst ailments at six, t6D twelve (l2J and eigh,een
llS) months; said balance TO bear interest from
CAV OF SALE and to be secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
One hundred dollars down on each piece Of prop-
erty when the same 10 bid of.
Convey ansing and stamps s At gprehsser or pur
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FISH AND OYsfnRs-Eull supplies Of fresh
nsh continue 70 arrive at Johnson's wharf, and
prices are maintained. One hundred and
thlrty-ene thousand herring are reported, and
about twelve thousand shad. The FIRST named
SOLD for SO and 81 per thousand, and the latter
NJ SIS 20 $i7 per hundred. A few sturgeon
were received, and sold - apiece. One YES eel
arrived a. Riley's wharf this morning, with
q Iot OF Tangier's Sound oysters for Turner
Il Son.
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Rf ThOS DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
ixCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AMI
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~ Seemneton street, betWeen West and oto1-
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Sosiage Bet c9mplete, Marble Top Stands
H air and Husk Aattresoes
Oil Cloth, Stoves
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Two (2l fine Mich Cow.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-24
LOCAL N E w s,


NATIONAL THlATIR- Last night Of the
Rsehings Opera Troupe. "The Bohemian
4iri.'
CANTERBURY HALL--Pantomime ballet and
ether attractions.
PHo1. Sxrra's Art Gallery, 3O4 Psnnsyl.
wanna avenue.
AERoPoLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY Tsxa
fRK, Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and
f2th streets. Open every night-with q frst.
class entertainment.