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NATIoNAL CAMP AEErISo-rhe nth ma
tiOnal camp meeting Of the NJ T. Church vi
be held At Darlington, Nd, July f2th 70 2ad
$50. The grove in which this meeting will h.
held = located Immediately on the line of tn
Philadciphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rai,-
road, thirty -four miles north OF Baltimore. N
contains about eighty acres OF land Is elevated
rolling Anc healthy, and is abundantly SUPPLE
The ground Is beautifully laid out. The ave-
nues, % feet in width, running eat and west
and north ana south, form blocks or snuares
ioexee feet, for the accommodation Of tents IL
Is estimated that I 500 tents can be erected a.
now laid out, and by extendiny the ayenu. -
room can be made for that many more This
VII doubtless be the largest camp meeting ever
held in America
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THE WOMEN JUDGEs IN WYOMING Trpp,
ToRY-A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Ga
zette writes from Wyoming Territory: 1--WE
ming Territory Is governed by j. A. Campbell.
late Of Ohio. and IL is in this Territory that wo,
man suffrage reigns in all its glory. There wo-
men SIT on Juries and administer laws. The last
grand jury drawn at Laramie shows q clear ma.
IOrity OF female names. A short time since the
Governor appointed several ladies Justices OF
the peace, and they have entered upon the du-
tes OF their once One OF the new justices ID
lor ,he mining region at South Pass City. Tho
single miners seem to Ike their female Judges.
and pay great respect 10 the court, but il man
Is caught drunk, or an erring sister arresfed
botn are pretty sure 70 be locked up a. long AZ
the law viii allow The female courts, kave
no compassion for masculine tipping or femi-
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~ SyOrkh LAILAEk, Aoctionecfs,
southwest corner Penna. svenne and nth street..
rssTTSsT TEEE:ss. SALE OF pEge STORE, STICK,
AID fkNNSYLyANlA AyENUE.
e ny virtue OF decd Of trust % the undersigned,
bearing date ths 18Th ds, Of No,~pbsr, 4 b.
tss County Records q wsshinSten County. District
Ell !. S.Tss ,s Ssg q
Chemicals, Fancy Goods, Bottles. Jars, Glassss,
Counters, Fixtures, Goods, Wares, Merchandise,
AND personal property Of every name or nature nsw
the southwest corner Of Pesnsyivania sresne and
HIN street west, nov occupied by Brown q CO.,
druggists and phaxmaceutisfs. =.
posted with the aucfioneer when the property is
struck Oh, and the balance within three DAYS after
sale; the residue 1t six and twelve months with in
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the Trustee In the
terms OF sale not complied with within four days
the deposit to be forfeited, and the property resod
Upon the compliance with the terms Of sale, com
ps1e possession Of the vii he given 70 the
mh7-dts COOPER LATIMER, AuctTs.
- The Trustee would add that there is N full and
complete stock ffresh Drugs, Chemic ais and Fancy
whatever TO continue the business: that there are
five fine marble top Counters, three large and fne
Show Cases, Tufts complete improved soda Fount,
Of marble, with i've portable Fountains and Genera
Of Druggists Jars Handsomely lettered and finished
The stand is an old and one of the best in the
city, and at . moderate rent
NH II COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
ml5dts COOPER LATlMER, Auct's.
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After the adjournment Of the Rsnnsylvauts
Senate yesterday Q centrovxsery fvsh place in
the chamber between Senators Magic sud Lin
derman. II appears that during the morning
session Senator Linderman made use OF Lam
insulting. After the adjournment Sae3a de.
handed m explanation. This was not satisfac-
toriiy given whsrsuIsn Nagie took his redress
LiDderman was the sufferer.
Rumor speaks Of more forgeries upon New
York brskers, the particulars Of which have not
trsnptred, the victims pocketing their loss in
men, named Cunningham and Mitchell. who
are Understood to be conneced with the frauds
and who are supposed to be now In Baltimore.
The Animal Confereacs Of Methodists at
Pr Yesterday voted on the question OF
against lay delegation. The vote of the laymen
in several districts was repested, aggregating
LIS for, 5Sl against
property belonging to the Boston, Hartford aud
Er1e Railroad Company, on q warrant Issued by
George Gilbert to satisfy claim against the
company for sos 900.
Wednesday I'm Maine, still continues. Two feet
Of snow have fallen, and IL drifting heavily in
terrupting travel and delaying railroad trains.
thor politician and phisnthropist dieS az i his
residence in New York, yesterday morning, in
the sith year of his age.
The railroad stations at Grand Island, Nebras-
ks, and Communipaw, New Jersey, were de-
stroyed by fire yesterday, and at each q railroad
employe was burned to death.
Theodore Nickles was hung yesterday at Great
Valley, New York, for the murder Of DIR. An
drew Mead, in Allegheny, New York, in De
cember last.
The consulates of France at Philadelphia and
Richmond have been abolished, and the vice
consulate at Chicago has been made full consu-
late.
Kit Burns, the NeN York rat and dog fighter,
who lately rented his house for prayer meetings,
yesterday resumed his old occupation of keep
ing rat-pit.
-Four men were badly injured yesterday, one
fatally, by the explosion of q blast at Engle-
wood, n. j. The engineer, Colonel Hopkins,
was among the injured.
The Pennsylvania Senate has passed another
Metropolitan Pslice bill, which will go through
the House. 1t is said to be acceptable to the
Governor.
The Society Of the Sixth Army Corps will
hold Its annual reunion in Philadelphia on
April Sth. The Grafton win be delivered by Gen.
Cochrane.
The New York Commercial Advertiser has a
statement that Collector of Internal Revenue
Bailey, OF New York, has disappeared.
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SYMPATHETIC INKS are such writing fluids as
may be made visible and invisible at will, par
those who possess the secret the power of read
ing that which to others remains hidden. Such
inks may be divided into four classes:-l Sym
visible by simply applying heat, or atmospheric
moisture, or dryneSs. 2. Such inks as are made
visible by the action Of peculiar vapors or gases.
8. Such as become visible by washing the
other compound. 4. Those which become
visible by the simple action Of daylight.
The following are good specimens Of the frst
1. Red sympathetic ink: A weak solution of
the nitrate of the deutoxide of copper gives an
invisible writing, which becomes red when
heated before the fre. 2. Yellow sympathetic
ink: Writing made with q very dilute solution
of chloride Of copper remains invisible till heat
ed The simplest method of preparing IL Is to
dissolve equal parts of chloride of ammonia
and green ink When nitrate of nickel and
chloride Of nickel are dissolved in much
water, an ink is obtained which becomes green
by heating, when the salt contains traces of
cobalt, as is usually the case. When pure it
becomes yellow, and in both cases the writing
becomes invisible when cold. 4. Green and
red ink. properly-diluted solution of chic
ride Of cobalt will produce a pink writing,
which will disappear when thoroughly dry. II
becomes green when heated, it disappears
when cold, and on becoming damp 1t turns
to pink; after being frequently and strongly
heated, 1t at last becomes brown red.
5. Blue ink: Acetate Of the protoxide
OF cobalt. If the solution of this salt con-
tains nickel or iron, the writing made by Ii
will become green when heated. If 1t is pure
and free from these metals, 1t win become blue
6. Light brown ink: Bromide of copper gives a
promptly by slight application Of heat, and
disappears perfectly when cold. In order to
prepare this ink, take one part of bromide OF
potassium, one part Of sulphate Of copper, and
eight parts Of water. 1t Is better to discolor the
blue sulphate of copper with one part Of alcohol
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TSS kH iSs SSETi M s. m -
WEST are now run q follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
and sa9H S s. 500 SO SO
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
.l ass $50 S: .ns :.ssPs sunday .. and $50
Leave .t 700 and $50 A. M: and $50 P. Il
t nave at A. NJ and $50 $40, and soc
Leave Q. A. H., and $50. and 500 P. II.
s az N. nus suSdss,
Sn sans.; { 80 and r. G s'P only
neestps :; Resy Station With trsins from Batimor'
Through tickets to the West can be had at thu
Warrington station Ticket once at an hours Of The
day; Also. At the Company. Once, 4oS PENNEY
gage called for and Checked Al their residence. take,
:aa 81 sSss: Boston. Sc. -
vsrtissment Of Through Line"
dE6 CqkE sf9sTs. Tss' s Assa'
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
! fA's NV Hokk.' AND 0R~1
Train. s$t5sTs Nd atS W iox.
are now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, siihsst change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday ut Q .. m, and 19:ls
and p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct Q. m, and 12:4s
and $40 p. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct 900 p. N. and Philsdel
DhiA ct $40 ,. m.
Sleeping carr for New York on ,. n train only
Through tickets to Phf}adelphia, New York, OF
Boston can be had ct the Station Once ct all hour
tn the day. Also, ut the Company Once, No. 4O(
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the Avenue once can there arrange TO hav,
their baggage called for and checked at their resi
dsnce, taken TO the depot, and put into the baggag
car.
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo
| liz and the West.
il: WILSON, Master Of Transportation
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no0 GEO. 8. KOoNTz. Agent, Warrington.
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,HThe Rev. A. Meerds, formerly eurate of
kirkpatrick, Isle OF Man, who vas one Of the
TTSSrrington monks, has been received into the
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EDUCATIONAL.

1 IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
BALTIMORE, ND
Select Boarding and Day School. Every facility
Tor the requirement of q thorough and finished
English and French education.
tails.
Cost for boarding pupils in English department
$50 per annum.
For circulars containing full information address
he Principal.
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~wyoming is good country for impecun-
ious youth to seek wives The ladies share the ex
penses as well as the duties of counting.
ga writer in Old and New thinks that fash
ionable weddings are bad enough. but fashion
able funerals are great deal worse.
s0Anonymous proclamations, threatening
the Emperor and Empress with the guillotine
we're posted the other night on the Tuileries.
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OFFICE OF THE GENERAL sUPERINTEN
" DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS,

Proposals viii be received FOR supply And deIiverv
from the 18th Of March next. -
The ice to be Of the best quality, Kennebec or foe
equal 70 it, clear, and free from and dirt 20
pounds to the tom and to be delivered in such qusn-
Quired. y =. " AZ
Bids VIII be received until u O'Clock noon on the
dent Of the Treasury Building, marked "ProposaIs
for undsr 10 the Secretary Of the Treasu-
that day, the Department reserving the 1t to re-
ject all or any portion Of the bids received.
tory evidence can be given Of the ability of the
partsos y fulfll the contract. : -
fe zl-8t Gent Supt Treasury BuiIdin
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DI GREEN q WILLIAMS,
n Aucfioneery and Real Estate Brukeg1,
Mo- as, southeast corner 7th md streets.

n
Is Aucfioneery and Heal Estate Broksu.
No. 5Is, southeast corner 7th md streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF yALuABLE REAL Is:
s4AaIEEsS4Eo5PPsosffE rAsk hSTs
"a. Of he District Of CoIsnSia, holding an equity
George T. c N Is and
Loehbouler ct al are defendants, the undersigned.
T s7GS S day Ct apr IS
p m, ali that piecs parcel Of Ground situate in
s n S.nsy Il s ssd fsosn I. Noun.
Pleasants, and described in certain yias Of subdi
j. ad OF oS 81 the snS
ords Of said county Of washington as Lot 80. g in
the nssss snS SonSds ad down on sid dat o
said subdivision Of said part OF Mount PEASANTS;
eses and 70 the same S.onsnS II.
Improvements consisting Of large Frame Dwelling
Terms Of sale, prescribed BY said decree: One
the payment OF said balance TO be secured BY ap-
bond or bonds note or notes OF the
paid cash on day Of sale or ratification Of the sale by
BY sas
the sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell.
stamps at cost Of the purchaser. 500 will be re-
'''asa 70 ,. s.''''iS isii
Rf WIN. L WALL CO: AnstiOnssrs.
Stores No. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL IS
IATE NEAR CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
H MEsT mp MI STREET NORTH, IN WASH
- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
- the District OF Columbia, In chaneery, made on
- the Sth dav Of March, 1870 in the cause of Rs
sex vs.. Essex, No. lSN, Docket No. 10, he under
signed will expose for sale auction to the highest
bidder, on the premises. on MONDAY, the eth day
Of April, $50, At clock p. certain Real Estate,
being sarts Of Lots I and 2 in square 4ls, and de-
ginning on north i street. iii feet from the north
west corner Of said street and 9Th street west and
running thence west said l. street Is feet. and
back Of that width north 80 feet the other piece be-
ing parts Of Lots and 2, beginning on 9Th street
west - IL IL feet from the northwest Of 9th
street west and l. street nort1 and running thence
north 81 liz feet, and back OF that width and west
Ill feet.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash: balance in 6, IL,
est the title to be reserved tint full payment Of pur
chase men.y On the irst Lot poo down ct the time
SALE If terms Of sale be net complied with within
days after day Of sale resale viii be made at the
cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser:
mhN-stawsw lRep.l VIM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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QY GREEN 4 WILLlAMs, Auctloneers,
u No. $40, southeast corner Of It'll and D streets

ALL The HANDSQME N6M FURNITCkE
SUITE OF ROOMS NO. 493 PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE EAST. NATIONAL HOTEL.
a Will be sold, ut auction, TUESDAY MORN
Va ING, March I'D, commencing at 10: 30 o'clock,
IN Consisting. in part OF q pair large Mantef
some twelve light Chandeliers, eisht-day
Mantel Clock, French; pair French Epgrsvings-
My First Drink and First smoke; Marble top side
board; Extensoa Dining Table, on pedestal with
back Chairs Secretary; Marble top Weshstand; Side
Tables; Plated Ware; Cut glass; Goblet:; Cham
water Dishes, Table-cloths; Napkins; Towels; Car
pets; Ourtans; Rugs: Crumb cloths; Tenders: Oil
cloths; Stair Rods; Cottage Bedroom Set, with Mat
tress Pillows, Bolster, Blankets Flower Vases com
Plete Kitchen Outht and Fixtures, from No; Cab
met Stove to the smallest notion Scuttles; Buckets
Painted Water Sets; Wash. basins, &c. &c.
with sterling silver Punch Ladle
Terms: Over 8 100 credit of sixty days for ap-
proved endorsed notes bearing interest from day of
sale.
NH lS-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Auct's.
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II WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 900 Penn ay :, cor 9th St


TRUSTEES sALEOF GALT's WHARF AND
APPURTENANCES
Unaer and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
equity cause therein pending. numbered tssS in
which Audenreid ct al were comp ansnts, and Calf
by ssS win o ,hs h %
slant, at O'Clock ,. m Oh the premises. proceed to
on S the river front; at the f9ot ef seyeHth street. in
PxTESf sTEHM % " ES sRM VIM ASb SILT
TING TING MMA Gah Est STEAM u ENGINE, FEED
SfshsI Ts Rf EAsE Gs THE WaAGE
The engine and machinery are on the newest and
%ss s Ss and IL running n order
rents now received from the landing Of but two
are sas to the E; 'Gtfs
GY, and nd CAkTS belonging to the establishment
The lease of the wharf and wharf privileges, with
the mill, machinery and appurtenances, will be sold
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by said decree,
in equal payments Of six and twelve months with
interest," secured by deed OF trust the premises,
and sstisfactorily Endorsed notes. deposit OF
sAM NT5I leu J. kRfHYILLIPs' Trustees.
mhl6.td WIN. L. WALL 4 co, Aucts.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and streets.
By virtue of an assignment and transfer to us by
Z. b. Baker, dated the tenth day of April, 1862 Of
nve shares OF the Evening Star Newspaper Com
pany of Washington, the same being represented by
stock certificate number thirty three issIed BY said
company and at the written request OF the parties
with whom said shares and certificate ny pothe-
Gated we will SELL on TUESDAY, the I'D inst at
o'clock p m. In the afternoon, at the auction rooms
OF Green Williams, corner Of Seventh and ID SITS
offer the said shares of the Evening Star Newspaper
Company fer sae at public auction TO the highest
bidder. Each Of said shares has par value Of one
thousand dollars.
The above sale offers an opportunity rarely pre-
scented Of procuring an interest in one of the best
paying Institutions In the District
Terms of sale, Cash. Two hundred and fifty dol
lars must be deposited with the auctioneers
az the hammer falls.
W; q; WOODWARD rrn,,..,
CHAS. BRADLEY, Irus'ees'
GREEN WILLIAMS,
mhHd fRepub.I Auctioneers.
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(NAH. XANDEB,
" DlS11ls q r. AS .2. ss.EsS1rlFzER'@9
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
roREinG as sNb poiH In
4 Ill sIsst3
n %s:hi ns e 5. 9. 'I %Ss' i'm
h2FT s ssrsSa DsS9 ssSS Ea
::IssS b sssS s 4 is::
BsI'sm Gssesya e.d 4s'ssy Ds.se,ssS,
fe. =, S 81 se I q: and Es9s!
III XII
. is:'ss h
% 'saa sSn s shs
Re. ss.Iy :, much :; men ~. i: iii:
70 nss
.ans ssS g. 70 SE sas trouble
Cd Hi e. Sd
ScIt: sddIs.: T. 9. allen CO. p &9sss.
0fha TO MAKE ROOM FOB ~eAa
AN I..ras. SPRING STOCK
sTRAsBURGER BROS.
WILL SELL
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS
Of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest.
Give them call, at
500 SEyENTH STREET.
fe1n Gid number s13, between and K.
pRoPosALs FOR LIGHT ARTILLERY
s..,.a p,s x.:assses. 3 O.. M.ssS ., 80
:ns e. isS, the
srs to Be sound In al DaEt;cG.r, Of
bay color yell broken 70 harness. in fun esh and
frse from IN Ssfeess e'r' old, e'"pacsl' built and
~ Colonel nSr'f puPo Ds r c.p
s;snaS a IA ,y IN come elton with the under
descrnton Vii m 40 not conform to the above
Horses must be delivered ON or before the LIST of
bidders invited to be present At the opening Of
By order Of the Quartermastsr General
10. McFERRAN,
DeSR snsyr General Brevet BIissdier
ID sTABLisHED ls4s. - -
oA HkERIhHx i q kS9E9S 4 ES;h eH
Al and lJS Tourtsenfh street. 6e
3 :. y, =; s,::ss' s,... o,..
.s:sis': f. f:: Ooo' s.se-.
FOB sALE-IIMBER, in the rough, saita6is Tor
Il the ccnseruetion q building. frames, 'bridsss,
Ssr .s.sd % order a a.
Georgetoyn and Alexandria. All orders promptly
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Il UMBERi LU4BEB II LUMBER IN
A large stock md complete assortment Of Buildins
Lumber, Hmlock Fencing, Cyprus Shinele0. Thifs
Pine md spruce Pickets, Cedar Posts. xloo'
DRIe01D LUABEB
Of all kinds On hand Dnd for sale ct loves MAIZE
rates By WlLtBf D REDQKAVI,
Corner New York avenue and eth street,
enc square from Northe9n
eD@ .- Liberty Market
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SINGERS CELBBRATED FAMILY SEWING
~ roR SIR MAGAZINES ,u,.,
Sold on lnstalments Of 3 10 month
AT
LEWIS BAARS,
81 Market Space, Washington, ID. @.
mhll-eclm y. A. NORTON, Agent
THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

4 HI lHfOkTANCB OF HEALTH.
. None but those deprived q this blessing Know Of
III loss The pimpled, blotched and tsttsf -oovere6
person lookS upon clear, snooth skn Vith jssic1I
and inwardly desires the same. Those whose NJ
tens are filled with the virus Of 6CROFU LA ~
other euteneous aiseasss cannot have good ho.ifS
When the blood impure. dissess = sure 70 foIIsv
All have timely warning In those Blotshes Pin.
fee letters, Ssres, Boils, Copper oolored PStcsea
caies, &C; Avert the calamity By DarifyinG IL
sAMARITANs ROOT AND HIRE JUICES,
before scroflla takes fAm hold.
How many have the virus Of Syphilis IN the systsm,
and In that condition contemplate marriaee know
ing little Of tts baneful influence on the oonsfituoa
10 such We (ay STOP: First cleanse yoarssn q
iness On thst screfulous infection, lvhses
lore yog bring misery on yourself end ofbDfins.
8ANlARIfAN'S GIFT!
IN only real cure for Gonsrrhns, 0lset and Dis
sases ceased ngP indiscretion. Only ten yils psrs
sury ~ Sein. ~ clr - pSf hnrtfui Gi,
eures In from two 70 fosr thus avoad12s trouble
exposure, and the extortiop q Quackc LAG Pack.
sses o; Females. Ss. SOLD y 2; y n13kRi a.d
nais-eoiy els Race sire Philadelphia.
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pf WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building. No. 900,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsy " ania avenue

~ o.
Corner 9th street and Pennsy ania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE ssos Ss VALUABLE CITY
FL sf sss q is ct fS; ' S.s
in Libsr d e. No n, folio. IS, &C.. one q the
1 s public .a as IL ss
highest bidder in front q the premises, on TUES
much a. nedssssry the same Being
q ss
81 inches south from the northwest corner Of said
With the line Of Virginia avenue 81 feet inches;
westerly to the place Of beginning, improved by
two-story Frame House. occupied as q store, and is
Terms !: One half cash; the residue of the par
and deed Of trustftaken to the deferred pay
COST II the terms Of sale srs nSt conn
piled with N days from day Of sale the Trustees re-
81 sa a the
arifsd Of the Shen the is sold
tween seven and eight h1ndred dollars.
5Sd J. y. HssEEHEMEs, Trustees.
jaN-eo&ds W. l.. WALL CO.. Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIDABLY
' fss By order 4 th E. WALL %aEE Ano,.
rnnsd a. .c ABOyE \, "a SaLE Is fHRTHER POST,
in ;sia same hour and place By order Of Trustees
49, gTa ,E; A a SAFE Is FgRTHER POST
fezsi.S am.rI .si,zs. W. Z. WALL CO., Aucts
RY GREEN z wILtIAns; 49,
No. $40, southwest corner It'll and streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON NORTH + STREET, BETWEEN
15 HNp Of ETH The NhvY ksP N F
- By 1irtu. Of : DECD q trust, dated March
Sh p 8 sss ss; snd duly recorded i Ii6.r =.
dST Wsh IN tor county D. and b n. .IIsss
March, A. d, 1870 at clock p m, in front Of the
IssTs:s Lot, n"%ss.:d ninesss. twenty
two, ti7sJ in the city of Washington, With ali tie
Tsrns Of sale: onshsn cash. tof which 300 INNS.
be paid At the sale and the deferred payments in SIX
By 81 S re G9 ass
Trustee Terms s1 K be complied with within 4.
al the risk and cost Of the arst purchaser All eoD
We GREEN ii NV %iL LEI!sisss
GOvERNMENT SALE.
OFFICE SUIT OF Ep Sc sTIox, y!se HA."}
A. H., \
., Will be sold at public auction, on FRIDAY, April
SIN; leu, af 10 a. m the following public buildings
One Frame Building, 90 by 20, ] story
0De frame Building, s. by Is, story
One Frame Building, ~ By 20, story
One Frame Building lSo by 70, in parts, two stories
Terms: Cash In United States currency, on the day
OF sale with deposit Of ten per cent from each pur
chaser for each building when struck of.
Further conditions made known at time of sale
r, By order Of Brevet Major General o. o. Howard
Commissioner. r. II. MANLY.
Supt OF Education, Bureau r. +. and A. Lands
mhl0-6t State of Virginia.
HEADQ'RS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
H OFFICE CHIEF QUARTKRMAsrER, :,
RICHMOND, Va, February Is, iHU
Will be sold at public auction, at 10 clock g. m
Of MONDAY, the 18th day of March, 1870 the
. PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
recently vacated by United States troops, at
LYNCHBuRG, Va,
PETERSBURG, Va, and
NORFOLK, Va.
Terms; Cash, IN legal currency, the day Of SALE
States Army. j. G. CHANDLER
Breset Colonel, Quartermaster o. s. Army,
IN Il -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19
HAIRED,

O'BRIEN-RAINEY. On the 18th ult, by the
Row Fafker Bokel, Mr.. DANIEL O'BRIEN 10
Miss MARGARET kAINEY, all OF this city.