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EVENING STAR.
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS-.
Yesterdays Proceedings.


SENATE-Aftsr our report closed, the In
dian appropriarlOn was taken up, and after A
long speech of Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, on Indian
affairs. ihe Senate went into executive session.
and after q few minutes then took a recess until
I'D p. m.
Al the evening session. the Senate proceeded
with the consideration 81 the Indian appropria-
ton bill
Various amendments, making additional ap-
rroY TistiOns 20 carry out treaty stpulatiOrS. %
pay annuIties, and furnish provisions and cloth
ing. including - 60e 90 for the different tribes
of SiOuN. were cODcurred IN.
a further amendment providing at no tax
shall he assessed or collected upon annutties
and the interest OF trust funds provided by
tre aties was cOncurred in.
The committee reported a further amendment
70 the effect that no part OF the moneys sppro-
Priated for any tribe of Indians shall hereafter
be applied to the payment OF any claim for
cepreCations committed by said Indians; agreed
to-yGas -, nays L.
An amendment was agreed TO, that the Indian
Peace Commission be continued as long a. the
appropriation for its expenses lasts.
The Senate, at 10 p. m, adjourned.
HOCSE-After our report clOsed-the dis
erlssiOR on the income tax was continued at
some length, when Mr.. Schenck make q brle
statement in closing debate, and then demanded
the previous question on the bill and pending
amendments; which was seconded.
IL was then agreed that all the amendments
offered should be printed by tomorrow (this)
morning. Adjourned
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vail
ES-NermOnt is importing cOlored girls from
Virginia for house servants.
sTCincinnau is agitated about "putrid
milk"
E2-Train tells the Fenians that "Defeat is
Victory" Inspiring thought
ESThe English Ritualists purpose opening
confessional boxes in their churches
H5-There is q contest between wind and
ammonia in the propulsion Of New Orleans
street cars.
EFDubuque, Iowa, is very proud over the
new cave recently discovered in its suburbs.
This hole in the earth has stalactites and Staag-
mites and all the modern improvements in the
cave lire.
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The RECENT ROBBERY IN ALEXANDRIA,
Two men. giving their names as VIM COnnelt
and John kerns, were arrested by detectives
in Richmond, Virginia. Monday evening,
charged with having robbed the jewelry store
of Mr.. ". W. Adam. in Alexandra. of seve-
raj thousand dollars worth OF watches and
other valuables, on the night Of the 9th ult.
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DIED..

GROSS. On the morning of the 2i June. at I:3a a.
~ Macy JANE, beloved wife of William Gross,
In The 3ifh Year u her age.
Funeral viii take place AZ p. m. from the resi-
Gence Il STAFFORD Taylor. llth street east, between
and Z. 2. on Sunday, the 5th inst. The friends
q the family are requested to attend. Marlboro
Gazette please capy
MCCEERi- june "a. EVA, daughter OF Anna
and the late MOrye j McClery, OF this city.
Funeral Will take plsCe Saturday morning at
D. O'Clock, from the residence Of Mrs. DIR. Ii. c.
lauCk, No. sic llth 81, bet. III aud i.
WEIGHT. On the evening Of the "a instant
HIRAM WRIGHT. AGED 50 years
Funeral will take place from his late resideHce.
21O Bih street, Island. SATURDAY, June 4th. az 8
=. n
NALKEE. CHARLES EDwIN. sgai II years
ard months son q Charles l.. and Statira Francis
Walker.
EURrral will take place 20 morrow, Saturday at
=. from his late residence, No 40 Market Il =,
GeOTEetCvu.
SAEFELL On the evening of June LIST, AT 9 IS
OClosk. ANNA AAklA beloved vile Of Charles Il.
Ssis II. in the 3lth year Of her age.
kequiescat IN pace
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AUCTION SALES.
nY GREEN WILLIAMS, . ~.
- Auctioneers snd Zeal Estate Brokers.
D. Southeast corner 7th And ID streees

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, . ..
II Auetioneers snd Zeal Estate Brokers. q
Southeast corner 7th and ID street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
RIAL ESTATE FRONTING on tsT STREET
MAST, BETWEEN AND SrREEfS
SOUTH, AT AUCTION. $500
~ Tn MONDAY, the sOth day Of May, A. ID.
.ises by virtue Of deed Of trust aatec the sist
day Of December. A. +. lsSs, and duly recorded in
Liber and No. s. folio y. eco, one Of the land
records for WAshingtOn county, in the District of
Columbia, all that piece parcel Of ground living
and being in laid city of hington aud known on
the ground plat thereof the north half of lot num-
bered sixteen (16l in square numbered six hundred
and ninety six 6Sl with the improvements Consist
ing Of two two story frame houses and ont
Terms One third cash; balance in 6arid II months
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the premises. All conyeyan cing and rev
enue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser or pt,r-
chasers. 3 100 down on the day OF sale. And If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within i've DAYS
after the day Of sale the trustee the right to
resell the property AZ the risk and cost II the default
ing purchaser purchasers, by Advertising thu sale
three times in some wspaper published in Wash
ington u. @. JOHN NJ. HANSON, Trustee
myl9-eod6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll FRIDAY. the Sd day Of June, A. ID. IS70, same
hour and place
By order of the Trustee. ... .-
pySl-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. -
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OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

4 MEMBERSHIPS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, May 3nth. 1870.
viii be sold AZ public auction, commencing Al 10
O'Clock a. m. OF FRIDAY, June 10th. $50. st Camp
Grant. Richmond, Va, the following buildings lately
occupied by the troops at that post, viz
Barracks, stories, 50 feet by "a feet each, with
fences and ont building.
Is Officers Quarters one story each, with out bald
ings ard fences.
6oficers Quarters. one story each, with out build
ings and fences
Chapel, one story, 80 feet by 40 feet.
Hospital, story, 2O5 feet BY Sc feet, with out
buildings,
GuSrd house, one story GO feet nv o. taa, fifth
outbui,dings. ' Wv
Stable; one story, 225 feet by 30 feet, with out
buildings. ~ '
shops, one story each, with ont buildings
4Laundress Quarters one story, each IS feet by %
feet, with out buildings and fences.
Bake House, ono story, CD feet by Is feet.
Also, about one hundred aud fifty 800 cords Wood
Terms: Cash in United States currency ON the day
81 sale ard deposit Of ten per cent the amount
bid viii be required from each purchaser Ten ll0l
dayswill be allowed 10 remove the property
BY order Of the Quartermsster General q s. Army.
j. G. CHANDLER,
jel6t Brevet Colonel, Quarter1naster u s. Army
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pROPOSALssFOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, May q, 1870.
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
year ending June 30, 1871 will be received at this
DepaIment until the 18th day of June, lo7O, at Il
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon ap-
The bills win be considered and accepted or re-
jected item BY item.
Contracts must be executed by the successful bid
ders within ten days after being called upon TO do
The articles contracted for must be furni shed
from time 70 time during the year in gu antilles pur-
susnt 70 orders from the Department. The entire
year. VS. ~ r ~ -
Each proposal must Be siened by the individual
OF nrIn making 1t, and be Accompanied by a bond
Win Gmcient sureties in sum equal to 80 per cent
81 the BIG or bios accepted, approved by United
reside or do business on form to be furnished by
me Department. conditioned upon the execution Of
the contract for furnishing such portions of the Ar
ucles as may be awarded under IT, and the perform.
ance Of the came. 80
All deliveries WIN be subject to inspection by an
st pert f9r the purpose by the Secretary of
deemed sufficient cause to annul the contract an the
Deliveries must be free q charge at the pspart.
ment OF state, w ashing 0..... =.
The failure to comply via spy one order under
ire ths ssnat VIZ az soseiturs Of the
may direct the purchase, in open market, Of such
quantities OF any articles shall b necessary 10
supply the defcfency caused by srfca faiureI and
charge 70 contractors 30 per cent Of the price which
Snal De found necessary to pay for such articles
proposals unaccompanied by Q satisfactory bond
Will not be considered. and contracts will fbe
dealers In the articles. HAMILTON FISH,
HyL'-eoim Secretary of State
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to J. O. McGuire Il Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ilth straai


II Successors to J. q. McGuire Il Col
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ilth street.
TRUsTEEssALEO FAyALUABLE TRACT OF
pIsTRIUT OF COLUMBIA. At UNI0NToWN.
SsTNKELLILISG,HotsEGs AND orHEB imPRoSEe
a BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court of
IL: the District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause
No. 9SS. docket s, George W. Miller ct al vs.
John W Van Hook ct al, the undersigned. trustees
the 24TH DAY OF JUNK, 1870, at S o'clock D. m, on
the premises all the right. title, interest claim and
estate OF the parties 20 this cause in and To all that
being in said county, at UniOntown, beginning for
the said piece, parcel of land at the south
east corner formed by the intersection Of Pierce
yised plat Of said UnOntown: running thence along
the south side Of Jefferson street south 75 degrees.
right angles south l41s degrees west ss7 feet more or
less. to the division line between said Uniontowa
property and the property Of George ". Tslsert;
thence, running with said line north 47Is degrees
west allowing y of degree for variation Of com
pass $50 feet thence south 1874 degree east 2o3feet
to the center of said Pierce street. thence north s
degrees, east $50 feet, TO point in line with the
southern lire OF lot III on said Uniontown plat:
thence south 15h degrees esst - feet, the east
side OF said Pierce street, and thence north lEz de-
grees, east l6 feet the point of beginning con.
tanning ga acres OF land more or less together with
Terms 81 sale: One-tlIird purchase money cash.
balance OF the purchase money TO be- paid in equal
payments, at respectively three six, nine and twelve
months from day of sale with interest the deferred
payments 10 be secured by bond or bonds, note or
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers to the satfac
ton Of the trustees or the purchase money can all
be paid cash the day Of sale on ratification of
sale by the Court No deed given until the whele of
the purchase money shall have been paid A deposit
All conveyance and stamps at cost Of the purchaser
or purchasers
NJ EEEN,2nhHLL,} Trustees,
Ie l-eC3wGds CUOPFR x LATIMER, AuctE
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscribey.
4 have obtained from the Orphans Court of W ash
fnRton county, In the District OF Columbia letter.
testamentary on the personal estate OF SAN FOfliS
ENGLAND, late Of Washington county afore.
said deceased All persons having claims aeas an tha
said deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit The ssns
with the vouchers thereof to the subscribers on or
before the 2lst day ~ Msy next; they may other.
wise by law be excluded from ali benefit of the ala
estate. Given under hands this 2lst day of MAY
le1O. II SHIELDS. -
WIN. d. SETON, sea-
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
FoRT Foo1E, Md, NAV 2stb. 1870
Sealed Proposals, in trplicate, with copy of this
sdyertsement attached, viii be received by The nm
dersisned until Il m. June 2OrH Is71 for sunnv;ng
the following named Subsistence Supplies su6iect IN
ment OF the East viz: ' N0P"i''
barrels Pork
Is barrels Flour, (stsndard extra)
ft0 pounds Corn Meal
90 pounds Beans f
100 pounds Rice, tCarolina)
30 pounds Coffee, Rio green)
~ pounds Coffee, Java green)
l,24 pounds Sugar brown
s. gallons Vinegar 80
Us pounds Candles, (adamantine,
63 pounds Soap 49,.
~ pounds Salt % .. 30 ....
IS bottles Rnmford Yeast Powders
100 pounds Tobacco, navy plugl
Sanples Of Flour, Corn Meal Beans, Rice, CoFees
sTgsr < Mnesnr Candles, Soap Salt and Tobacco
The Governments reserves the right to reject any
Conditions win be furnished upon application. :
Proposals 20 be Endorsed Proposals for Subsis-
tence Supplies" and addressed to
-ng Lieut.. ROBERT CRAIG
Fourth Infantry, and A. e. s., 7r
myH-ot Ai Fort Foote Ma -.
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J-Seth Boyden, q famous strawberry raiser,
said If he could live twenty years he would pro-
duce strawberry as large as pine apple and
a. delicious as the best field strawberry.
~The county of Roanoke Va, has voted, by
q majority OF over 200 more than the three-fiths
reqvired to make the subscription Of 500 900 TO
the Valley Railroad Company.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf COOPER LAT1MER, Auetioneers,
1Successors TO James &. Mc6uire a Co..
southwest corner Peuna avenue and 18th street

p lsuccss.ors to jane. Z. Mc es1sss' Co.
southwest corner Peuna. avenue and nth street
SUPERIOR j. IS s sgssITgEs At .vcC,oS
Rooms S '. nail in i5 5Onr #
Election Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One excellent Piano Forte
One elegant Marble-t9rr Sideboard, With French
S s1lid 1ak Tnorocco- covered Dining Chars
one Epei.h Felt CaTpst woven in solid piece. very
Co king and Heating Stoves, &C., &c.
1t COOPER 4 LATIMER. Aucts.
Ri WIN. l.. MALL & CO., Auctioneers,
- Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. 90 Louisiana ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
SEs &stoSs f haEsEss NILES e.. AZ TA kEd
3? saTSERsT !. M Is eDss We So Win %:
NO atthe Bazsar VIM ''
A LARGE 60IIES STEss OF .HoRsEs AND
Among the number will be found several fine
Driving and Dran9ht Horses. with large assort-
mentoi Vehicles. harness. &C.
Regular auction sales tuesdays; Thursdays and
saturdays, without regard 10 weather
Buggies, Harness. Carriages, Wagons, &C.. always
on d =, nd at private sale
from the hnr sbore. 10 be sns ptSnn
as !, the owners have NO fuTthsE use for them.
W. IL. WALL * CO.. Aucts.
10y VIM. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.
- New Marble Building,
Stores 900 and 902. south Pa av and 9th st.
F. RNITURE, CARPETS. &c, AT AUCTION
a SATURDAY MORNING, June 9Th, ISTO,
VA eomrencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell. within
~ our salesrooms. a lot Of Furniture, removed to
~ Tour Store for cow enienco of sale The Furn-
ture Is nearly new, and In good condition. We
name in part
One Marble top Chamber Suit, 10 pieces
One Hair Oloth Parlor Suit
Ingram and Three ply Carpets
Cooking Stove, nearly new.
ALSO. WILL ADDED
Hair Cloth and Rep Psrlor Suits
Cottage Sets, Extension Tables
Bureaus, Betisteads, Mattresses
Looking Glasses, &c, &C
90. 5-4 and "a White and Check Mating
With other articles unnecessary TO mention.
Storage for Furniture, Ca riages, &c.
Je3 VIM l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
DUBLIC sALE.-Notice Is hereby given that
Il will sell at public sale, to the highest N -
bidder, At B o clock p. m, on SATURDAY. I~N
the 4th day Of June, A. d. $50, on High st., GA
in the CITY Of Georgetown d o., In front Of Lind
hotel, one large Roam HORSE, to satisfy a demand
for livery. JOHN 3. PAXTON,
II Constable.
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST THE B. q O.,Rs X
Coin the United States District Court in Bal
more We n ,sday, Hon. Archibald Stirling. Dis
trict Attorney, IN accordance with insTuctions
from Commissioner Delano, entered suit against
the Bait more and Ohio Rsildroad Com pany for
the recovery of the five per cent inter nal reye-
nue taN due the United States on the interest
COLLECTED bv the Company its s5oo, go loan
from the city Of Baltimore. The arresrages Of
tax sought TO be recovered amount to about
80, OOf. II Is said that the Company defucts the
tax fro m its DIVIDENDS, but fails TO return II 10
the United States on the 9 )und that IL Is due
the city, but the civ does lot receive rit fro N
the Company, notwithstaT ling 1t u deduetai
from its dividends. This arrangement II some
what similar to that regarding the tar of one
Washington Branch. The tax Is collected for
the State, but the State does not receive any
DOrtiou OF 10.
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I NlTED STATES PATENT OFFIoE,

~ WAsHIs6roN, ID. O., May Ii. 1870
on the petition Of ALBERT w. GRAY. Of Mia.
dletown. vermont, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted 20 him the 9th day of September
lSso and rcissuea the lst day of July Is62 dor A.
Improvement IN Horse Powers.
It's ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
on the 9Th day Of August next, that the fine for
ming arguments and the Examiners report he linn
ited 20 the 18th day Of August nexf and that aid nett
nor De heard on the cath day Of August next
Any person may oppose this extension 49,.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER
m}io-la WSW Commissioner Of PatenyaJr
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THE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR GENTS
- Caston Clothing, Boots, shoes, tlarge sizes,
SSitg kssolyers, Guns, Pistols, at Y. s. HART1
0EHsis', 1924 9TH street, between III and NJ 49,
order through mail promptly attended 70, des.Iy
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CHuDREND CARRIAGES.
NEW AND sEooND-HAND FURNITURE.
TO MY FORMER CUSTOMERS avn IN,

TO MT FORMER CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC IN GESERAL.
naxlng taken the spacious WAREHOUSE aOs
bEhTH sTRkEf, one door north of -.
fennsyly ANA ayenne. and obtained the.N
iornerly with Messrs. J. e. Mcclure S-ctAn-
Co, where viii be found large assert 60
ment Of New and Second hand FURNITURE ana
HVUsEkEEPlNG ARTICLES Of all descriptions.
which will be sold at prices guaranteed to give satis
Packing attended to at the shortest notice
my sm ..E Il. BUCHLY.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.

THE VICAR OF BULLHAMPTON By Anthony
Trolope, complete. Prce.....-...............S1 2S
OkkLlSO. BY the author OF DIR. Antonio.
a a, S3c
MISS VAN HORTLAND. Novel. By the au-
thor Of Ny Daughter Elinor. Price,. ........ 9
Nascol. Price........-.........-.-.. soc
Tx TRIAL OF DANIEL MCFARLAND. Con-
tanning the full testimony of all the Witnesses and
Mrs. McFarlsnds Statement. Price-.-......- SOC
BAEFLED; OR MICHAEL BRANDS WRONG.
NEW EDITION OF OUNsUELO. BY Geo. sand
u %
APPLET0N'S RAILWAY GUIDE FOR JUNE.
All the new Books published received Immediately
afterwards and for sale at
sHILLlNGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
ms Corner ~ street and Penna avspue.
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RACES AT NEW YoRK--The great trot at the
Union Course on Tuesday between American
Girl. George Palmer and George Wilkes. best
three In five, 50 500 to the first horse 81 200 to
the second, and $500 to the third, was won by
American Girl, who took the Brst, third and
fifth heats. Palmer winning the second and
fourth. Time. 2:2s, 2-24x, Dos, PAX and 2;;25.
The trot at Prospect Park Course, for 81 100,
was won BY Dutchman in three straight heats;
best time, 2:32X. The double-team match was
won by Idol and mate, beating Jessie Wales
and mate and Honest Allen and mate In 2:29,
233, and 2:Ss.
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10y GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estste Brokers,
No. 319, southeast corner of 9TH and D SIS

No. 319, southeast corner of 9TH and D SIS
IA By virtue of deed of trust from Ar1nist cad
SfoRead and wife. dated the 9Th November, 1864,
recorded in Liber r. M H No "a, folio IS5 in
the land office Of Washington county, ID, c., and by
the direction Of the party secured thereby we viii
sell az public auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY the Sd June, 1870, at O'Clock D On Lots Nos
z and s, IN W. W. CorcoraR's subdivision of Lots
Nos. 2 and 8. in Square No. 2N. ~. --'-.'- -
Terms of sale One half cash, 3 80 of which mnst
De paid at the time and place of sale and the
due in six aud twelve months, for which the pur-
chaser's NOTES, bearing interest and secured by a
deed OF trust on the premises sold, will be TAKEN
the trustees reserving the right, the purchaser
failing 10 comply with the terms Of sale within i've
days from said sale, to resell the property his
cost and risk, after five DAYS notice All STAN rs
and conyey anCing at purchasers cost
CHARLES BRADLEY
WM r. wOODWARD.f AFustess.
myl2 eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LIMITED STATES MAKsHALS SALE,

In virtue OF three writs OF er faoies ard one writ
OF yendtion eHponas, issued from the Clerks Once
OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
and to me directed will sell at public sale, fer
casa IN front OF the Court House door of said Dis
tIict, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1879, at
10 clock m all defendant's right, title, claim end
interest in and 20 part Of Lot Ne. 4 in Square No
2z3 IN the City OF Washington, D. o., beginhisg st
the northeast corner of said square and run-iDs
thence south "A feet, thence west to the end of
the lot, thence in uortherly direction witl the
west line thereof to the north line OF said lot ce
with said north line TO the place Of beginning,
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and led ppon the opArty OF
Brook mankall, IT.. AMI VIII be sold TO satisfy exc
csffons Nos. SAT, SS, AIN, and SOS, ia fav n OF
Matthew O.. Emery, Geo. H PlAEt, 4. & T. y
Richard, and Owen Wilson. -
ALEX. SHAEP,
nh Std u 5. Marshal, ID. q.
TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
I'll MONDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1870 az tne sane
hour and place, by consent OF all parties
ap IL ALEX. SHARP, u. g Marshal, ID. O.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Poned until NOM Y, the 9Th Of June, 1870 at sane
hour and place. by consent ct all parties
myl6 ALEX. SHARP, u. :. Msrzhal, u. q.
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f. ". JONES, (T,,.to,,
T: EDW ID CLARK, trustees
m tHG a,

EAlRNIEW SPRINGS FOR SALE.-The above
u valuable site TOT w Altering Place estimated in
Washington County. Md will be offered at trus-
tee 5 sale IN Hagerstown. Maryland, on TUESDAY.
IAN June, hO. \ rare chance to enterprising capi-
talists. ie 1 irr
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Rf VIM. l.. WALL a. CO., Auctioneers.
- New Marble Building,
Stores Nc 100 and 9O2 south cor pa aY and 9th 4

DUBLIC SALE.-Notice Is hereby given that
y will sell at public sale, to the highest a.
bidder, At o clock p. m, on SATURDAf.I~N
the 4th day Of June, A. d. $50, on High st., "a
In the CITY Of Georgetown, d o., in front Of Lind
hotel, one large Roam HORSE, to satisfy "A demand
for livery. JOHN s. PAXTON
IT. Nonstahia
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctloneels,
- No. 31S, southeast corner of 7th aud d streets

ID No. 31s, southeast corner of 7th aud D streets
TRBSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
ON EIGHTH ST. EAST, AND - FEET IN
THE PIBLIC SPACE BETWEEN SAID sra
STREET AND PENNA. AVENUE -"
- BY virtue of a deed Of trust. bearing date Iuly
- 18th, lSs, and recorded in Liber I aud X. No
IL. folio ls2, &C, of the land records of the Dis
tTict OF Columbia, and by request, in writing. of
George h. GpGk, Treasurer of the Eastern Build
ing Association, shall pose sale in front of
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June. A
II. lsTe, at O'Clock p. m, the northern "a feet 6
inches front on Sh street east, by the depth Of y
feet, OF Lot No. s. in Square No. 925
Terms of sale: One half cash: balance in six and
twelve months, satisfactorily secured. Ii terms of
sale are not complied with in five days. Trustees re-
serve the right to resell at OF defauling pur
chaser. on five day ~ notice in the Evening star
: lu down when the property is knocked of.
+ "; Jones, (Tcustae.