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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05

| VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoHo1,oc1.
tAt oocIETY-Prcmiun, List for Nert Erht;-
otuon, 6c.-At regular meeting of the Ey-
ts Committee Of this society, held at
s., a.u rooms yesterday afternoon. the COM
iiiiI.tee 10 Whom had been referred at, a pre-
r,1us meeting the consideration of the pro-
MY m;L1sS " holding q. fair and Offering pre-
na ,a1,s LOT the exhibition with the Ameri-
oan Ioinologcal Society, to be held in this
th r Oh os. the otn OF September next. reported
;a Ater mature deliberation of the sub.
Ject Iney had deemed it advisable to hold An
eSniotIon, and presented the following pre-
ciety: "oop'eu pY tne So
| IN Garden Products.-Best and lareest
conecLion OF vegetables, $40, or a dinIoma :.
second best and largest collection Of yere,
eaples, certificate; best bushel of Irish no.
Pes a ~ best hushel of sweet potatoes.
% nssC uozen cabbage, s. best half dozen
LLau u. %; best peck of tomatoes, 50 /:
cry. 81; best peck Of cucumhers' - host
neck OF eggplant. -; best peck of parsnin min
g; best peck of satisfy, 50: best neck nf
| blood turnip beet. 50 best peck of lone
| blood beet, 3. Judges DR.. J. r. John.
son, chairman. s''f
! Orchard Products and F1uits.-Best AM
largest collection Of fruits. S15. or Diploma:
second 'DesG collectl0n OF fruits, $40, or
diploma; best collection of apples mot less
than six of Variety, s.; best collection OF
| pears mot less than six of Variety, 81
best collection of peaches mot less than sin
Of Variety. So; best collection of ounces
IS; best sample of watermelons. S. hest
sample of muskmelons, S.. Judges DR.
S. P. Moore, Chairman.
Grdpes.-Best' collection of grapes fol
table use, 50; best collection of grapes fol
wine. &c.
Native Wines.-Best native wine, $40
best Norton'S Seeding wine. 81; best still
Catawha wine, S.; best sparkling CatawH;
wine. 50 best Concord wine, s. best Del
aware wine So best sr,lppernone wine
s.. Judges MIR. VIM. II. HaXall, chair
man.
Floral Products Best designs for deco
rating the tables. SIS second best designs
for decorating the tables, $40; third bes
designs for decorating the tables, S5: bes
collection of fall-blooming flowers, exhibit
ed by amateurs, S.. Capt. Chas. H. Dim
mock, chairman.
| The chairnen of the different committee
are to appoint their associates.
All products entered for premiums mus
be exhibited by or for the grower, and al
wines by or for the manufacturer.
A committee. consisting of Messrs. Al
Ian, Tower, and johnson, were appointed
to prepare rules and regulations for con
Quoting the exhibition. They will report a
an adjourned meeting Of the society to b.
held on next Tuesday afternoon.
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TIE DoG-CATcHERs were out yesterday
and made havoc with the CANNES.
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Twelve thousand verbenas at MoRroN's Flower
Garden,
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A Grand Fancy Dress Carnival on Skates will
take place at Assembly Hall April 18th. ...-.s
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OLD PAPERS a: 4oc. per hundred at the DIS
patch counting-room
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The best and cheapest spring crate fuel Is our
sofs Coal, J.B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL s, 81. 1871 E.. s

Rev. Charles Mfnnigerode, D. D., thir,
vice-president. .aE M
=, tight Rev. David s. Doggett, D. D.
fourth vlce.president. -
MI INF: Eford B. Bentley, correspondent,
eccIctaCy. = 81 - .s.setr- t,-fE s..
MIR. Richard b. Meade, recording secre
Mr.. William Willis, Jr., treasurer. r
,, =. oIher MdndgeTs.-Rev. William Brown
r. ~ =; Rev. Thomas L. Preston. Rev. Jno
X .Sranbery, Rev. John f. Edwards, D
NJ M Messrs. Thomas Branch, George D
pp!ssner, Philip F. Howard, Samuel NJ
rec III samuel Putnev, Nicholas C. Read
fan 2nyoer. a. 7. Stokes, William F. Tay.
"oo'urioge. :..s. rr-. a:e..s.. ....s
:. Alter singing the .doxologv and the bepe.
;o ,u,ron Deing pronounced the meeting adj.
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street cars pass MoRToS's Flower Garden,
corner CT Main and Reservoir streets, every fve
minutes. '.-"i 7ItEe "a
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|cutters and blacksmith shop are basDg
erected at the south-side terminus OF: the
free bridge. ..,.s. s,
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ACCIDENTS AT SAw-MILL.-At a steam
saw-mill near Trevilian's depot, Louisa
county, occurred two accidents last week,
both resulting in broken leg. A white
man named Spicer, in attempting to stop Il
saw-lor as it rolled down the bill, was
thrown down and bis leg broken near the
hip Joint. 4 white youth named Reardon
was driving wagon engaged IN haullns
timbers TO the same mill, when one of the
hind-wheels caught q sapling and bent 1t
down upon bis leg Just above the Knee
with such force as to break it. Both suffer-
ers were doing we'll at last accounts. The
saw-mills seem not only to be dangerous OF
themselves, but to be surrounded by Dan"
gers in all the labors connected with them.
F1RE.-The alarm of fire yesterday morn
Ing at TX O'Clock. turned in from box No.
), engine-house, Sd street, was caused by
the burning of lot of millinery goods in
the store occupied by the Misses Blakey,
on the south side of Broad street, between
Sd and 4th. The origin Of the fire they at
tribute to the stove-pipe. Late IN the even
ing lot of charcoal was put in the stove,
and the damper being open, the anthracite
coal soon kindled to a hot fire, and set fire
to the light goods around 1t, which, owing
to their inflammable nature, spread over
the back room of the store, and before it
was possible for the fremen to reach, the
spot. Their loss was quite heavy (amount-
ing to 5000, upon which they had no lnsur-
ance.
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THE DISPAToH.

J. Mrs, Pollock aersniums as ,MosroTs Fiowe,
Garden. 1900
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&c. our kiadfing and cooking wood.erf ~
y 49,. b WATKINS, liil Main stseet.
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No extra charge to the Carnival on Skates.
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HUsT1NGs COURT TUEsD AY-.udge A. B.
G,tigon presiding.-In this court the fol.
lowing cases were heard and disposed of:
Gilbert Price (colored. stealing watch
from VIM. Pemberton. Six months In the
chain-gang. ., ...., .........--....
John Wright (colored), breaking open a
OF fowls. # i've years in the peniteutiary.
Willis Stanard and John Coles (colored)
charged with breaking into the storehouse
of A. S. Lee & Co. and stealing pig iron
therefrom, were acquitted. 80.
Jim White (colored), charged with being
the father Of bastard child, was dismissed.
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TOR BoSTON-CURRIE & CO.'S It.
Il LINE.-The regular packet schooner OK
ARVO, PICKERING, master, haytnGss1I
the larger portion OF her cargo engaged, VIII
have quick dispatch. For balance OF freight ap'
ply TO ',.f -'&La.%f5f CURRIE co.,
NH 81 .E Corner OF 18th and Cary streets.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA.Si@>j
Il TWICE A WEEK. - Steamer Y
j.. w. BVERMAN, Captain HoLHES VIII re-
ce.ye freight for the above port I'LL THUhS-
DAY, the 9th Instant, al II o clock.
Freight taken for New Orleans at low faiss,
also for Norfolk. Passage TO Philadelphia, IN
Guiding meals aud state.room. %. ~ s. -
W. r. PORTER. Agent.
an sgt No. 2A25 DOCK street.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK. - Virginia 1sTfh
T. Steamship and Pacaet Compsny's -
PARKER, Will leave her wharf at Rockets on
FRIDAY, April 18th, at p. N. Freight re-
ceived up to the hour Of sailing.
Close connections and through bills lading given
to all southern and eastern ports.
Fare, $40; steeraSe, eS; round-trtp tickets good
until used, only $l5. ID. j. BURR, Pres't
an6-st, - $780,. .- lila Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYc.y HAYKsHHR CO. Aeetioneers,

ID el3 Louisiana av snue, Sd door east Of ith "a.
TRUSTEES SALE Az AUCTION OF VERY
FsTREET, BETWEE NINTH AND fRNT3
STREETS NORTHWEST. -
By virtue of a deed % trust to ne. recorded I'm,
Liber SIS, folio 80 one of he land records Of Wash
instop county, District Of Columbia, sed By direc
ton # the party secured thereby, shs3, on WE'D
NESpAY, September go ISL. at s O'Clock D m ,
offer for sale At auction, ale the property mentioned
in said deed Of trust described as folov All Of lot
numbered fifteen tl5), in 20 rare number three hun
dred and enty en- GID. except tie northeast
ern part thereof, fronting twenty feet IN north II
street with depth of sixty feet the portion of said
tanned within the following description. Beginning
at he northwest corner Of said lot number ffteen.
(lsl, and running east street forty-ose feet one
inch, thence south parallel Nth the east and west
TO the line Of said lot, shence south with said
cast line ninety nine feet to no southeast corner f
said lot, thence west with TIE south line forty-siN
feet one inch TO the southwest corner OF said lot,
the angle Of the thirty feet liley thenoe west with
said alley fifteen feet 10 the soHthwesf corner OF the
front part of said lot and thence north by and with
TIE west line Of said front paTs Of said lot one hun
dred and sixteen feet to the place of beginning
The improvements consist Of two fine f6ur-story
press brick front houses, being NO. S2caFi $50 p
Terms Of sale One half cash, balance in note. a.
per annum, secured by deed az trust the prem
ses. post of $3.50 at the sale, and the terms of
sale to be piled with IN ten days after thesaie
All conyeyancing and reyenls stamps at the cost
s es wv" 6. W. hAvENNER Go, Aaotio,eers.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POST
PoNED UNTIL MONDAY. October 2, ISL, at
Trustee,
sells CIV. HAvENN8R & co. Aucss
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RY WIN. L. WALL CO.. Auctioneers,
II Now Marble Building,)
Nos. 900 and Goa Pennsylvania avenue
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY AT AUG


~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
La Lber 5ei, folio As viii sell public auction
= ~on the. premises. on FRIDAY, October 9th
lsl, st ~ o'clock, the fol wing real estate In the
county Of Washington, District Of Columbia, being
part Of that tract Of Land conveyed by James Mahen
and wife to Richard Coke by deed dated 9TH IA Of
august, is4s. and BY sail Coke devised TO his two
dan Rhters. Mary g. Mahen and susan B. Wright
and BY mutual partition Of their respective in
t>Tesfs the said Mary G. Mahen has had her share
SCI apart and conveyed 90 her, beginning for the
sHIne 81 the eLd Of L. perches measured on a line
drawn south one and a quarter degrees west from
The third boundary stone Of the city Of Washington
eting the point On said Boundary street on the
ait lding line between the said Mary c. Mahen and
, m "a ClsRett; thonce south along and 18th said
S9nndsry street 100 feet thence east and parallel
thehee north and parallel with Boundary street 100
iset 70 he south line OF said Clagetts land, ana
tnence west along the said Ciagett's land 20 the
place OF beginning, containing OloO square feet of
gIOnnd, together with the buildings and appur-
te, shees. The SANE being part Of Long Meadows
IsIh. 81 sale One third cash: balance in notes of
W ar Is months hearing interest. and secured BY
detd OF trust on property. All at cost
~ pursnasfr deposit Of Sl(0 req iirei a. soon az
so,a. ne purchaser pot complying with terms OF
sale thin nye Jays, the property will be rssojd AT
the risk ard cost q the defaultine prrchaser
SAMUEL L. PHILtIPs Trnstea
sez'dis W. l.. WALL q CO., Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

ruv RIIND PREACHER RETURNS To TIE
.s.-uoofsT CHURCH.-The Rev. VIM. III. Mil
[.-1 Of jacksonville, ILL.,, the eloquent blind
o.ecarber and lecturer, formerly a minister OF
r. Methodist Church, but for several years past
oonected with the Episcopal denomination As
S.Ss-nher and preacher. has addressed a letter to
~ Risbop of his diocese, formally Withdrawing
s-o,n said denomination, and has returned TO hIs
frst love, and reunited with the Methodist
Sh1reh. becoming a member OF the Centenary
charge OF Jacksonville. He will at once enter
he ministry of the Methodist Church
sxPrussian Blood and Burnt Paris are the
rsres announced for two new colors.
sTThey are talking Of taking new census
a, St Louis, and with a natural desire TO make
fair show by the side Of Chic lgo, have begun 70
-afber up their resources Recently the Mayor
Sssnt out 70 the vOrkhouse and released 122
reurobates, who will be brought In to count.
ga newly-inyented hy-paper in Titusville Is
covered with trO-glycerine glue, and mOlaSses.
The flies attracted by the molasses, alight, and
are stuck fast by the glue. Should any get away,
they proceed 70 rub their legs together in ecstasy
uhen the friction Of their own shins causes the
nitrO-glyceTine adhering to their feet and limbs
10 explode. blowing them to atoms.
ryA Danbury paper SAYS: An out-of-town
eouple applied 20 one Of the Danbury drug
stores on Wednesday, for soda water. "What
syrup ?" prOpOunded the clerk. "Syrup-
Syrup. repeated the bucolic fop with an in
creduIous stare, and then leaning forward, he
irpressively added: " Stranger, money is no
OF iect TO me to-day; YOU kin utsugar in them
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
Pr W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
600 and 9o2,S W. cor. Penna. ave. aud 9th If

W ~
- New Marble Building,
goo and S0S, b W.. cor. Penna. ave. aud 9th st
TRUsTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTnRY AND
BASEMENT HOUSE. No 50 STREET, NEAR
+ SS Ipi1 kAE s9 CHURCH, TWosToRY
a BY rirtne OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
IL the District Of Columbia passed in the case of
- Bowen ct al; VS. Gallant ct a.. being No. xs3e
Equity Doc. IL, SHAH per for sale. n public auc
ton, On ne premise ON wEpSESDAY, the aIth
IN s2nare ezz impToy Ell BY handsome three story
brfek cling with I'm Ished Basenlent. The House
Is nearly new, contains IL rooms, besides basement
with gss, water, bells bathroom. &C.. and built in
the very bes manner also, substantial two
story Brick stable, &C.
This house was formerly occupied by Hon Mr.
Mashburne, present United States Minister to
France, and by Hon. c. Deano, Secretary Of the In
terrier, and is very desirable property.
Terms: One-thrd cash. the remainder In equal in
stalmsnts in one and two years from day OF sale: de-
ferred paym nts to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest, and secured By lien
upon the property.
The premises can be examined and all information
furnished on application to the trustee.
deposit of goo will be required. and the mr.
chaser must comply with he terms within Ave days
or the property will be resold at his her risk and
cost. JAS. q. PAYNE, Trustee,
Law Office, 4e6 Louis lana av enue
seHeo&ds wB. l.. Wall & CO.. Aucts
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
CHzAPi CHEAP
BRAY a RRO.,
GR0CERs.

NOTICE.
In order 10 keep down excitsment and all tente1sy
PANIC IN WASHINGTON,
on account of cur prices being 80 much lower thsn
ALI er4tERs-fn fact IS per cent less than any nd
vernsed tist-We have come o. the conclusion not 90
advertise orr prices, as we have done heretofore.
SIMPLY for the fact, however that ares, being
SO very low, ever one thinks We are
Sell LING Ourl
But we have eoae 90 stay. We really must however,
mention Just . few prices. For fDsianeec sacar-
cured Hams. mr. l7c per %. English breakfast
bseon. lltse. serl Shoulder Bacon, from George
Jenkins only sc. per h.: about - tubs G1ssies
Batter. only SO per H.; best family Flour In the
market, only q "a per quarter barrel: ENtTS nice
Fam ~, only - 10 and 81 -. Leaf lard cuiy tsc
per H. Brown sugar. lie. per H. Coffee Sugar. lSc
per ID. Imperial Tea. she. per III. japan Tea
per 10. But, for the reasoR above mentioned.
won mention any other prices. Come and see for
Yourselves.
ISL North side) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
seeo-tr Between 81 and a. streets
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Ky LAIIMER CLEAKY, Auctioneers,
- successors 20 Cooper Latimer1
SJuthwest corner Pennsyl ania avenue and 18th st

1hlsIEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PKOPERfY ON TaE NORTH SIDE OF G.
STREET. BETWEEN 3D AND AZ STREETS
SOUTHWEST, ISLAND
E signed, dated December 5th, $50, and duly re-
.corded in Lber 6S3, folio l69, one of land
T.Sords Tor Washington county, in the District of
Columbia, and by direction OF the party secured
thereby, i shall eel at public auction, on MONDAY
October Sh at IA O'Clock. in front of the premises
All that piece or PARCEL of land lying and being IN
Washington city. ID, C., ard known upon the public
plan or plat thereof part of lot numbered nine 9J
In square numbered five hundred and thirty nine
tASl, bee inning Tor the at a point on G. street
south one hundred and twelve feet six inches from
the southwest corner Of said square and running
m nee east along the line Of said srest twelve i2l
rect SIX % inches; thence north seventy nine 9) e
SIX t6l inches; thence west twelve (2j feet six (sl
hes thence south seventy nine l79) feet six (6l
inches 70 place Of beginning Improved by a two
story Frame Dwelling
Terms: 0oe- half cash; balance in six and twelve
m, nths secured BY notes Of purchaser, bearing 10
rer cent interest and lien upon the property sold
$50 down ghen property Is struck on Terms of
sale To be c~npiie with withinsix days after date of
sae Otherwise Trustee the right TO resell
at the risk and cost Of the first after one
weeks notice thereof. All convey and stamps
at purchaser g cost.
seN dads LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
ESTATE

IL By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th
Es.H day OF July, A. d. 1854, and duly recorded in
lard record. for washSSton d boo Se 4 mi
sell at 2, bic emotions in front Of the premises,
WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day # September, A. ID.
lSl. at o'clock .. m, the western part of Lot mum
bered twenty t2D) in souare numbered one hundred
feet and eight ls} inches north street, aud run
ming back with the same width to the southern or
menfs thereon.
Terms of sale: One cash, tof which S2s must
be paid at sale; and the remainder within six DAYS
thereafter; the deferred payments TO be made In
equal payments, with interest, in six and twelve
months after the date of sale, secured by deed of
trust to the satisfaction of the Trustees Terms to
be complied with within six days after date of sale,
otherw se the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after one
week notice thereof All convey ancing and stamps
at the purchasers cost.
:. WIN. II. WARD, Trustee.
se 1f-eo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Try WIN. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers,
y New Marble Building,
NO. SUI and S02, 3. w. cor. Penn. ave. and 9th St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
F0pR, STORY BRICK HOUSES, CONNER o
AND 10TH STREETS, AT AUCTION.
IA BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, and by writ
H. ten request cf parties secured, I will sell
DAY AFTERNOON. October 10th, 1871. at 4
O'Clock, parts Of Lots IS and 49, Drurys subdivision
ming parallel with 18th street west
r, The above lots are improved by two four story
for buyers to obtain fine residences and mako good
Investment of their money. e
Terms of sale: One third cash balance in and 70
months notes secured by deed Of trust and beariug
interest Conveyancing and stamps at the purcha-
each house as soon as sold.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
hye days from sale, the property will be resod AT
the risk and cost of the purchaser or purchasers
j. CAREER MARBURY, Trustee.
selS-e0&ds w. l.. WALL 4 CO., Aucts
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T0-MORROW.


RY VIM. L. I. WALL, CO..
Nos 500 and soa Pennsyfrania avenue.
SPECIAL sAkg PEREMP roRg SAIL. OF A
SSG5H SSP MHN
6iLSSL;9THs, Fro, ETC. By GATAfoGUE, AT
On TH6RspAY MORNING, asth September,
spacious saiesrooms, the first and second doors,
Ct Se Ts::syy Son.: Y SsSy Brussels.
se pieces Of Cfossley's, Brishts, Dixon and other
~ pieces Of Three ply, best makes, Lowell. Hart
90 pi. sss Of super and ether Inrrain Carpets.
.opieces Of Cocoa and Manila Mating. ~ '''''
200 pieces of 4s and g.! oilcloths.
A large invoice % veIvets. Felt and Manila Rugs
and Table Covers, Hassach's Stair Carpeting.
Other Carpets, which it is unnecessary to enume-
The above will be sold in quantities to suit pur-
We call the special attention of buyers to the
above sale as the goods Of this i'm porta
on snd Of the latest styles, true to name, and in
w. L. WALL CO., Auc,'rs.
SEES lsunday Chron. Sunday Herald.l
Ply GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioneers
- Southeast corner OF 7th and ID streets
HoUsEH40Lp TGRNITuRE AT AUCTION.
IN next, tue zctl instant, AT
VA 10 o'clock a.. m, We shall sell at the resi6ence
~ q family declining housekeeping, at No.
~ 1884 18th street, corner of street northwest,
ageneral assortment Of Furniture, &c, CON
sisting in part Of -
Walnut Hair cloth Parlor Furniture,
Card and Center Tables, Whatnot,
Marble top Table, Pictures and Orn aments
Cottage Suits, W ardrobes. Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Washstands, Tables,
Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Mattresses,
Walnut Extension Table, Dining Chairs,
Refrigerator, Carpets and 0ilcloths,
Cooking Stove and Fixtures,
Crockery, Glassware, &c, &c.
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS.
se25-3t Rep.I Auctioneers.
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Did.

BAKER In GEORGETOWN. on 18th instant, Mrs
EI,IZABETH, " lie Of John L. Baker.
Funeral Thursday afternoon. at O'Clock, corner
Of Bank ard Prospect streets Friends Of the family
arr invited without further notice.
COOK On Wednesday, September 9Th at
o'clock A m, LEONARD u. COOK, AGED 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
70 attend the fupera his late residence corner
9TH and ID streets, Island, Friday morning at 10
o'clock.
MATTFELpT, At O'Clock p. N. on the 18th Of
September EMMA HELENA, daughter Of g. Matt
fe1dt aged N months and days.
FUNERAL from his residence, No. - Virginia
avenue southwest, at o'clock D. m, on THURSDAY
Frferds invited.
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Bi WIN. L. WALL q co.. Auctioneer,,
New Marble Ruilding
700 and 909 Pennsyiyanis syeuus.
FOR PRIVATE SALE

We are now resolving from ths .,x
SrZ = Ina nalfis0ne Assortment Of CkRTA
FURNITURE Of al descriptions I'M
are oS sIsn mite the sttention Of tQsgs a. al
70 order, and 20 " hich We re..Sr ffns -
tne attention Of buyers before purehs.in1 H.
Gu, lWa. Il. WALL 4 90
Apctionesr n
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MARRIED..

pALF-HUNTER. On the 2lst ins tant. by tn
Rev Father Stonestreet. at Trinity Church. George
town Mr. c. DALE to Miss JENNIE HUN TER.
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RY WM. L. WALL & CO., kuctionrers,
- New Marble Building,
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As viii be seen BY the above list our s.,cn corn.
pr1seesiIteen different varieties, of which we have
sia.ee supply nsw on hand, and are Constantly re-
ceiv:ne fresh invoices and our facilities er obtain
Ing and recevina the are such as TIA We have
no asstAncy In asserting thai are ablsse compete
Tug with any house this side Of New Yea