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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-22
REMOVALS.

nEMDVA REMOVAL
II A GREAT DESIDERATUM
DOlbenr Commercial College
Is removed to Nos. l64 and l66 Canal street, opto-
site Christ Church and on the same square as the
Law and Medical Colleges the University OF i"uisl-
ana, and the Mechanics Institute---the Headle.l-
tiers of the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair AS
socatlon---t thus concentrating the Leading hnucf
tiona Institutions OF the State the same square
Ladies and gentlemen will find our new location lar
superior in every respect and entirely private
Hours for Ladies'. nine TO ten, and hve 10 SIX
Citizens and strangers invited to VISIT tht t0,
lege. The Faculty extend friendly greetings 10 an
especially TO Teachers and will be happy to see the
patrons and friends and the public Seneriiiy mon
day, eighteenth instant from ii A. NJ to 3 T. NJ
Special Departments and Professors for each study
Open Day and Evening. Success guaranteed 70 ali
who follow instructions
n BA DIPLOMA from this College is passport
in all business communities. For terms-wtich are
| lberal-appy at the College, or address
dec8 Iy RUPUS DOLBEAR, President.
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IATE TELEaxAMs DC.

Segris has been appointed to the vaca, in
{ French Cabinet caused b. Buffers resi- ,na-
IN on account of his opposition to the Napo-
leenic programme for controlling the DO ,ular
elections in the submission Of the pleb scitum
The striking workmen at the Fourehambault
works have 81 mt q deputaticn to Fortoren and
forced the operatives there to join I'm the strike
The New York Eastern Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Yesterday accepted
the majority report Of the Investigating Com
mittee on the alleged Book Concern frauds de-
nying that there had been any dsaones In its
management, and voted down the minority re-
port. F7l77.
Twelve thousand dollars worth OF diamonds
wliilams, on board the Bremen steamship
Maine, In New York. Williams Is represen ted
a. professional smuggier.
Chief Justice Chase has decided that the
richmond municipality contest shall be taken
TO the Virginia Court Of Appeals for adju-
dication. That court met at Richmond yester-
day. -.
At the anti-conscription riots at Barcelona
nineteen Of the insurgents and two of the Span
ish troops were killed, and a number OF others
wounded. ... a...
The remains of the late Hon. Ansan Bur-
lingame are expected at New York on the 18th.
Boston, where the funeral ceremonies will take
place. ..---
At meeting yesterday of ministers of the At
rican M. E:Church, IN Baltimore, it was resolved
CSitUT0IOH
ratification of the fifteenth amendment, in
Bethel Church, on the 14th inst.
A committee of the city government of Bos-
ton has been appointed TO arrange for a public
reception OF the remains Of the late Hon. Arson
BurlIngame.
The Quartermaster's train, encamped on
Aluf Creek, lost one hundred and thirty nine
animals during the attack of March 9th, BY a
party supposed to be whites, disguised as In
dians. '
The mysterious disappearance of NellieBurns
in Boston, three years old, on the 31st of March,
from the house of her parents, has caused the
city authorities to offer reward of $500 fer her
recovery. ..
The Cheyenne and Sioux Indians i'm Wyoming
have been attacking the whites i'm the vicinity
OF Sidney Station and Fort Fetterman.
prize fight, attempted to be held in Connec-
tieut, was broken up by the State authorities
supported by the militia, yesterday.
Negroes voted without interference In the
New Jersey elections yesterday.
In a billiard match in Chicago OH Monday
night, Frank Parker defeated John W. Comfy
by 200 points ..
The colored people held meeting in Green
lows Opera House, in Memphis, to celebrate
the ratification of the fifteenth amendment.
Flags on the public buildings were displayed
yesterday in New York, In honor Of Clay's birth
The Henry Clay Club gave q ball In the even
ing.
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MORTGA0EE'S SALE.

49, BY virtue OF a mortgage from j. p. Bartho
low and wife TO Matthias Linthicum, dated July LIST
1871, and recorded among the Land Records OF
Prince Georges county, the subscriber will Offer at
public sale on the premises, on TUESDAY. MAY ;,
lSD at u clock m, that beautiful COUNTRY
which = 7 Bartholow now resides, sdl.inins the
binding on the railroad and turnpike leading to
Washington. 1t contains IO5 acres, more or less.
This property was formerly owned by DIR. Penn. and
has been highlyl improved by the present owner,
having thereon two new and beautiful DWELL
lNGS, besides the HOME DWELLING. with large
Barn, Stable, Corn House, Poultry House. Hay
Barrack OxS feet, and beautiful Lawn; eXcels any
other Country Seat around Washington Over sixty
Thousand dollars have been expended in the pnr-
chase improving, and eesutityin it, 1t is situated
about hye miles from Washington the District
line. and one mile from Bl.densburg, of which It
commands a full view. further description is not
deemed necessary, those desiring to purchase are
requested to call and examine the premises
Terms: One hall cash; balance in 8 and l. months
For full particulars apply TO
MATTHIAS LINTHICUM, Mortgage:
Or, NJ. BANNON, Attorney,
apBfd 32 St. Paul 81. Baltimore.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- AHetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. jf9, Southeast Corner 9TH and ID streets

a By virtue Of q Deed Of Trust to me, dated
MAY L lss- recorded in !.ib-r and X, No. 3,
- foito HsS, of the and Records for the county
ct washnston u. u, will sell at public sale, in
front o. ths premises; at CLOCK p N. on tn URS
DA1 April "a, 1870, the northern part ot Lot twenty
three, t45,) IN square numbered two hundred and
thirty eight, t2ss, beginning for the at the
corner Of said lot, thence running south
twenty tsct and ton inches thence west hundred
and twenty feet, thence north twenty feet and ten
inches, thence east hundred aud twenty feet TO
the line OF 18th street and place OF beginning.
one, hnif OF the purchase money cash, tof which
nifty dollars must be paid on the ground , the bal
ance IN six and twelve months with interest from
the day OF sale, secured by q deed OF trust the
be at the expense of the purchaser and If the terms
OF sale are not fully complied with in five days the
fauiting purchaser. JAY n. ARNOLD, Trustee
mh3l eoAds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.


Pr COOPER LATiMER, Auesioneers,,
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
LARGE SALE OF sUPERIoR WALNUT AND
MAHOGANY MARBLE TOP CHAMBEN
FURNITURE, PARLOR SUITE, FINE HAZE
eefA4ITTrEEssEs rEATHH bP sT9.LssIERs ASR
TABLES DAMASK AND LACE UUkTAINS
BRUSsELS AND THREE PLY CABPETS
DiHING ROOM FURNITURE, &c, &c, AT
a ON THURSDAY MORNING. April n,h,
w 1870, at ~ clock, at the residence OF q iaiy
~ I'd and street, we shall sell large assortment
ofyery superior Furniture, com prising-
Rosewood Parlor Suite, pieces
walnut Marble top Chamber Furniture
Mahogany Marble top Chamber Furniture
Rosewood and wslnut Marble top Tables
Danssk and Lace Curtains er v..r r.. 30
Eneravings aud Ornaments
2superior whatnots, Card Tables
Painted Chamber Furniture
Superior Hair Mattresses Feather Bossters aud Pill
lows ..
En- perior Brassel and Three ply CARPETS
Oak and Walnut Dining Chairs, Sileboard
China aad Glassware, Refrigerator
Heating stoves Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms Cash CoOfER LATIMER,
ap9dfs fChron.I Auctioneers.
RY J. 7. CoLDwELL & Co, AuctIoneers.
IN We will commence on WEDNESDAY
SUrMeRNfkG, April 18th, at % O'Clock, the sale
Dry Goods, at No. 9O2 9TH street, between and
\ streets, without reserve, and continue every
Morning until the whole Stock is disposed Of
ap li-S~ SAMUEL SAMSTAG, Salesman.
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RY COOPER 4 LATlMER, Auct,oneers,
- Successors to Jas G. Mctsuire q Co =
Southwest corner Penn q avenue aud 18th street
RY COOPER q LATlMER Auctioneers
y (Successors to J. y. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street

TRUSTEEe sALE OF vALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT, ON 1 STREET NORTH BETWEEN 2p
AND 81 STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION. :
- By virtue of a deed Of trust tn me, dated the
81. nrst day of August. 1865, recorded in Liber
Land 4, No. ,, folio 81, ct seq, ono Of the land
records Tor Washington county, in the District O
Columbia Nm shall prSesed to sell at public auction
on me premises, on MONDAY, the ID day of May.
a. .r ~ o, at So o'clock m, all that part of that
certalnlot OF ground situate and lying in Washing
ton city in the District o. Columbia and known as
Lot NO II in SQUARE No. 562; beginning for said part
oi ot at the northeast corner OF said lot running
thence south, l50 feet. to q private alley in said
square thence west feet inches thence north 100
,eet to street thench east - feet inches to the
beginning with the improy ements thereon, consist
ing OF nearly new three, story. Dwelling House.
VII pach Diuldine, with all modern conveniences,
the residence of General Sherman in one of tho most
ful and rapidly improving parts of the city.
Terms of sale: $500 cash; OF which Ss9 must
Dc pald down when the property 10 Knocked off, hal
snce In equal payments. at 6, II, Is and "a mouths
Tor which the purchaser notes mnst be given bear
ing interest from the day of sale ana secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All cnnveyancng and
stamps al purchaser cost. If the terms of sale arc
not complied with within fl, days after the day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right resell at tho
risk and cost of the defaulting pnrchaser.
X. T. MORSELL, Trustee
aP Sdtd COOPER Il LATIMER, Aucts
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ORPHANS COURT, March 9, 1870.

ORPHANS COURT, March 9, 1870.
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, -WAsHrycroS
CouNry. 10 with the case Of NARY FOLLER,
trix aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
Orphans Court Of Washington County Aforesaid,
appointed TUESDAY, April the 10th. A. d. 1870,
for the hnai settlement and distribution Of the
pcrsonsl estate said deceased and Of the assets In
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs of said deceased are notified to attend
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in said
deceased estate: Prsesded, copy OF this order be
pueiishsd once : week for three weeks in the Eyen
ing Star prev ious TO the said day.
Test. "A. WEBSTER.
mhS-lavSWs Register OF Wills
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ERED KO0NES,
l. NOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, kEA L ESTATE and GENERAL AGENT
Will attend to renting houses and collecting renfs
once northwest corner OF Eighth and streets
opposite the Post OAice Department. mills colin
ORPHAMS, GoDRT, March g, lS7o. -
SSo9rSry, 10 lin the case Of AARTHAA A. Glib
sON, executrix Of William H !. Gibson, decreased,
OF the Orphans Court Of Washington co1sty sfore-
s ss1ld appointed TUESDAY. April the 18th A. d.
estate OF said deceased and OF the assets
In nand as lar as the same have been collected and
and heirs OF said deceased are notified to attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
said dseeased estate provided copy Of tins ORDER
pe pupItned once week for three weeks In the
evening star previous TO the said DAY..
Test: A. WEB6fEH.
mh30-wsw' Register OF W Ills.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
THIRTY THREE AND A THIRD ACRES OF
THE FINEST Quality OF LAND IN WIZ

THE FINEsT 0TALIrY OF LAND IN Wiz
- On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at L m. we
3Oshaii sell on the premises, SS's Acres OF Land,
more or less, with the improvements; being one
and one quarter mile from Georgetown and Leesburg
turnpike, and within 9 mile of the Chain Bridge,
tknown rs Samuel A. Meginney's place, suitable 10
any one wishing to buy garden place; title clear
abstract OF title exhibited on the day Of SALE sale
positive. ..'I
Terms made known on the day Of sale. SO cash
PAM down on the Gay OF sale ConyeyancinS and
conveyance to start from store at 10 CLOCK
on he day o sale Tor The purpose of convey ing pas
seugers to attend the sale.
sp9d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auet'rs
IAlrx. GaZrife 4
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CoURr, N arch ., ls7o.

ORPHANS COURT, March ., 1870.
" DISTINCT or COLUMBIA. WASTING rox
County, 10 ,cit: In the case Of ANNA HODGE, ad-
ministratrfx c. Z. OF William n. Hodge, deceased,
spprebation Of the Orphans' Court Of Washington
18th, A D. 1879 for the final settlement and distr.
button Of the personal estate Of said deceased and
OF the sssets N hand as far - tine same have been
all the creditors and heirs Of said deceased mott
or they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from ali
beneiit in .aid decesseds estate provided copy Of
in the Evening Star previous to the said day
Test: A. WEBSTEk,
mhaO laW3Ws Register OF Wills
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Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
E. 100, at O'Clock, p m :, we shall sell on the
sApremises a valuable FARM, containing 100
acres of land, more less, with improv
consisting OF three story brick dwelling house,
stable for six horses. carriage house, two barns
corn and grain houses, two tenantable houses, a
grist mill two and half stories high said mill in
working condition and capable u grinding one hun
dred bushels OF corn day, a frame dwelling house
opposite the mill There several other
on the farm, suitable for stock purposes; also, a
Large orchard with variety OF fruit trees plenty
water on the farm and sulphur spring of the best
Of water The above farm 10 about three miles from
sane Asylum over the Navy Yard Bridge.
Terms: SlCUO cash, balance 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7
years, Tor notes bearing interest and ured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All conyeyencins and
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down ON
the day OF sale. GREEN WILLIAMS,
sp12d TRepJ Auctopeers
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ssRE BINGy GREAT REMEDY,yIA fUGA.r-
Wholesae and retail. at FORDy, No Hos
Pennsyiyania avenue, and by ell Druggists. apl- In
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Ia oooPEK LATt 4 Ahrs G,s;n
sou,sss, cr,ss o &c pam. sysags "a I'm 9,
TRUSTEES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PkoaEkfY Al THs CoRSER Oh IsT2
SHEET AM, AND NEW aoRk AvEN sIs s. a., :,
pss:n,Ss1 s s md SsssSssa = Issr {;
IS s
en The premise. al ,S.s peee q parcel q freusa
s.Ms 4, the southwest sS,nsT q ssa iSi ana ihsas.
ives. O. feet thence due east 70 feet thence hsfnnns
With ss q Ses Xorf .sSes 81
s sry z D,s h ss sra ss se,n
thence sS to e sna q
ing from the northeast corner o. ne pee o. ground
q he 81 ssssriSsd line to The public :y at the
The Improvement Pro Sa consist Of large two-.tery
brick Dwelling, with basement ana st t. COUSIN
nisnces: well suited Tor business property or pri
T..s rssidsnes: on :, o.. :. 49,, :. ;.
paid IN cash. and the residue in two equal payments
Say sas ,s ss1 pO,efy viii Be ssoS Il The r
and cost OF the defaufting purchaser. Revenue
a sps +, &c
:tTsts cod HS5EkT & INK TiSsiss
ki xOOrkn La hAn =, Arcuous
Southwest corner Penna. Avenue and iith street
FREMCH hLAIE Rlkk AND MAnfLn LIZ,
hohS, GILL fAxLok SU LE,DAAASn AHD
Law CUkTAlNS. SgfEkLOk ShtEk
rLAnEp NAH, tkE Nh chin A. gu Nh
EENSSkA'E ~ SLAS ~ AKrE,Ek IL l BRoSZk
TAbLE BET. MALNuI AMI mAhOGANI
SHAMBER fUkNlTUkk DINlNS knOM
LEES. PURE GJPPERC COOKING UTENSILS.
&C, &c, 1T AUCTION
VA AT 10 clock At the late residence OF the Italian
III sinister Old No. 10y Pennsylvania asenue
~ teexween Htn ana ~ we shaii sen the
foii0wIne superior furniture compfsing-
Git Prior suite uphoidstered in Green Rem
Damask and Lace Curtains
Zine Piafed Waters Meat Dfshes SCUM rureens
Fine Plated Water Pitchers, Csstors
Is dozen Plated Forks, Spoons and Knives
French China, Cnt an@ Engraved GLASSWARE
French Bronze Table Set pieces ..
l,in and Bronzed Chandeliers = -
sOO lhs inc (,ooking Cor ners
"a alnut and Mnhogsny chamber Furniture
Green Rem lounges Gard Tables
~ ~ IN -. ua.U
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Try WIN. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
UNITED STATES MARsHALy SALE

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
In virtue OF writ OF fefi facias, issued from
the Clerk Office OF the ST. premcC"urt Of the District
of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell public
sale for cash. at the auction store of VIM l.. Wall
4 Co., on sATU RDAY, the 10th day of April, 1879,
commencing az 10 O'Clock m, the following goods
and ehattels, to wit, viz:
Lot Shelving, lot Desks
Lot COunteTt, one Bow Window
Lot old Brass, lot New Boxes
Lot Shelly ing, Tables. &c. &C.
] Letter Press, and Browns Patent Flame
Aerator.
Seized and levied upon the goods and chattels
OF Joseph s. Machir and will be sold to satisfy exc
cutOn No 5,262, in favor of the Hahueman Life In
surance Company. of Cleveland, Ohio.
ALEX. SHARP, U. s. Marshal ID. G.
ap9dts Per wM. l.. WALL CO, Aucts
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w. BOOkBiNDER ANDPAPER RUL EE
No. 1Ol3 PsAnsylvania avsnues hefwesa 10Th and
nth streets, south sfoe.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
end newsDa1ers carefully sssSadsd to. js3s-H
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A REPORTER in Hartford undertook to write
NJ description of the dresses of the ladies at a
certain ball Among other facts he mentioned
that "Miss BlOodgOod wore a double shi {.
neatly trimmed with narrow satin ribbon -
Nobody Knows exactly what he means; but IL
i, considered rather ominous that Miss Blood
goods brother has been inquiring around among
the newspaper offices trying TO "interview
that reporter. Mr.. BloodgOod is accountant d
upon his rambles by very discOuraging club.
1T IL strange; but the reporter don't seem n
single bit anxious to hold sweet converse wi b
BlOOdgOOd.
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nIA favorite s'strike- with mechanics
y clock r. NJ.
"The Baltimore fremen are trying to get
their salaries raised to 500 Der annum.
OThe pork disease (uichina spiralis) ap-
Iears to be spreading all over New England
Now they have il in Lowell.
sS-Louisville and Cincinnati are all the time
making faces at each other. The Louisville
journal Courier calls Cincinnati "the great
western humbug."
~Tke marshal of Dubuque, Iowa, must
possess a vivid conviction that the West is q
great and growing section of this country. his
wife has Presented him with twins three several
times within four years.
silt 10 now as easy to measure the daration
al dash OF lightning, As to define the exact
length of a piece of cloth. Science has ACCOM-
plshed the measurement by means OF a wheel.
The duration of a flash of lightning is less than
the milliOnth part Of a second.
e~Rev. l.. e.. Metluck writes from New Or
leans that the Southern Methodists are and will
remain a unit In their devotion to the "lost
cause, and hence there can be no union with
The Methodist Episcopal church which requires
an acknowledgment Of wrong or pledge Of 10y
atty.
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DIED..

MULLINS. On April 18th, 1870. MARY JANE
MULLINS. wife Of Michael J. Mullins, aged thirty
years, after long and painful illness, which she
bore with Christian fortitude
The funeral viii take place from her late resi-
denee. No 2l9 street, bstween 81 and LIST: N w.
AZ 10 Thursday prif lsth. The friends the
family are invited TO attend her funeral. Brook
iyn and New York papers please copy.I
LYON. At Wilmngto Ohio, the evening Of
The 9th. after a short illness. MARY RUTHER-
FORD. s4es = years. wife Of Charles D. Lyon, Es1 &,
and eldest daughter Of Mary and Alexander Ruther-
ford.
Her remains having reached this city, the funeral
will take place from the residencs Of her father
1912 street. Thursday afternoon, at 5 o clock
o. m. The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully IN vited TO attend.
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CEILING AT COST.


In order to work of large surplus stock, and
Keep pace win me un Yer demand Tor rednc-
stock
AT COST, FOR CASH,
And now offer at the public, tor thirty days splen
HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR,
want Of first class goods at low prices.
In addition to goods already enumerated we have
NOTIONS, STAPLE TRIMMINGS AND TOILET
ARTICLES,
goods sold strictly from invoice prices, based
upon the present rates OF gold, deviation be
allowed.
We respectfully solicit an inspection of stock and
J. WALTER PILLING,
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
apst Opposite Treasury Department.
SoMK OF THE ARTICLES KEPT AT
sILvERBERa's,
312 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Pa AVE
AND STREET:
MACHINE COTTONs: Coats. Clark's, william.
sntic.
MACHINE SILK, in 70, 80, 100, and 4 o. Spools.
PINS: English, American, Nursery, and Hair Pins
NEEDLEs: Smiths best, Darning, Embroidery,
and Tape.
sHOE AND CORSET LACIs, all lengths.
ELASTIC CORDS AND RIBBONS, from 3 to 20
cents per yard.
BCTTONS:-Chins, Glass, Pearl, Rubber. Lasting,
Rep, Mourning, Crochet, silk, Gilt, Velvet, Lin
en-, Lace, and Aarssilles.
RUFFLINGS: Plain, Lace Edse C ash o. Sandrins.
ham, and with Embroidered 1dge.
MARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS, in large variety.
IMITATION LACFs. in valenciennss, Cluny, &c.
BRAIDS: Gold, Silk, Mohair. Linen and Cotton in
all widths.
EMBROIDERY SILKS: Chenille, Linen and Cot
ton.
LINEN AND COTTON TAPE AND BoBBIN.
VELVET RIBBONS, all widths and oolors.
KNITTING COTTON, all pumbers. in balls and
skeins.
A full line Of Handkerchief, Hosiery, and Gloves
ZEPHYR wORsTRDs AND EMBRoIDERIEs.
NEEDLEwORK AND aAMBURG EMBRoI.
derry.
GILT, SILK, AND LINEN FANS, &C., &c.
Together with fall assortment Of PARIS and
VIENNA FANCY GOODS.
Op priees Aavs bees reduced, aad are no,c searly
teAat tAsy see,s before As sear. $3.50
PSI have Just received large assortment OF
REGULATION BASE BALLS, which win be sold
low. api
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MAR RED.

at the Foundry -. Z. Church, by the Rev Mr. Glib,
son; John X. ERGOoD to ADDIE B., daughter Of
> woodruff Esq, both Of this City. No cards.
baltimore papers please copy.I
WEBB-HOLMEAD. At the residence of the
cfheiating clergyman. in philadelphia, on Thurs
day, 9Th inst, by the Rev DR. Suddards, NJ DOUG
LASS T. WEBB and Miss KATE HOLMEAD,
BOth Of W ashington. DC.
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS,
II AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319 Southeast corner Of Seventh and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL DEsIRABLY
LOCATED TRAGIC OF LAND LYING NORTH.
WEST OF PEIRCEiS MILL, NEAR ROCK
CREEK, in WASHINGTON COUNTY, D. C.
18th, A. d 1855, and duly recorded 10 Liber r n
No.2 folios 4l3, &c, one Of the land record sin
and Tor Washington county, ID. c.. aud by direction
OF the party secured thereby, will sell at public
auction, on THURSDAY, the 2lst day of April, A.
lo.0, az me honr OF p m, on the premises, part
Of tract OF land known Resurvey on New Seat
fronting on the Broad Branch road, about one and
hall miles northwest of PIERCE N in. between said
mill and the country residence Of Joseph Il Brad
ley, Esq In Washington county, D. c., Containing
six and one half acres more or less.
This property is desirably located for q market
garden; having q small stream Of water running
Terms: One third cash; balaI &c in one aud two
years, secured by deed Of trust ON the premises
al conveyanelng and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
A.C. p. SHOEMAKER Trustee
apl2d GREEN WILLIAMS, hucts
10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
Southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets.
FOR SALE.
~ A NEW F0UNDLAND DOG less than
SAk two years old. No better guard dog in
-.-I, the city. Price $40. IL not sold at priva
sale viii be sold at auction on SATURDAY, the
10Th inst, at II O'Clock .. m In front Of auction
rooms.
aps, Il, Is GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.