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OF THE HOLY COMMUNION ADOPTED,
The CHAIR announced the next business in or
der to be the majority report OF the committee
on new parishes and congregations, submitted
yesterday, against the application of the Church
OF the Holy Communion to organize.
table. VII WIG
DIR. K. Wyatt Blanchard said the report pre-
sents no points on which the convention need To
take action, In view OF tue vote on the mnority
report last evening.
The vote was taken by ayes aud noes, on roll
cal, resulting In 90 ayes and IS noes of the cler
Ry, and CA ayes and II noes OF the laity Tae
chair declared the report adopted.
Rev. DIR. Cstiett submitted resolution au-
thorizing the Rev. f. Allen to collate the boun-
a matter OF record, and appr0priating S35 to
cover the expenses OF the same; adopted.
DI. button, from the committee on new par
ishes and congregations, reported fsvorably on
under ST. Johns parish Of this District, into the
union.
DIR. Steele made objection, stating that his
reasons were the same as those he entertained
10 the organization of the church of the HOLY
Communion. He proceeded TO explain At
length bis objections; one being til at the person
who had heretofore held service in this church
had repeatedly officiated in the Church of the
Holy Communion, and of the same Oh ar Acter OF
service usually administered there.
port.
DR.. Lewis SAID that st. Johns parish had no
special favor to ask of this convention now. He
called upon the rector Of that church to explain
Tor himself IL present. The question had to be
met, as II is In fact q distinct church.
Hon. Mr.. Davis, of Maryland, opposed the
adoption Of the report Tor the same easons
that be had opposed the ORGANIC alton of the
Church OF the Holy Communion, which were
that the petition had omitted the words "Pro-
testant Episcopal Church" in the papers pre-
scented. f
Rev. Mr.. Harris. of st. Andrews parish,
asked where this church was located. II in Sc.
Johns parish he did not object, but IL In ST.
Andrews parish he would object.
Dr. Lewis explained the locality, which did
extend few feet within the bound ary of ST.
Andrews parish, but which WAS not known
when the site WAS purchased.
Rev. DIR. Leeds eaid when these applications
came before this convention there were no def
rite chaTges-nothing but fmpreesiou<-ayaiust
these churches; but 1t was better to place the
where they win be amenable to church disci-
pine and authority, by admitting them.
Hon. Montgomery Blair said Il was with the
greatest reluctance that he opposed the adop-
ton Of the report. He felt no unkindness to
any Of these organizations. The convention
and the bishop have duty TO perform In rsla-
ton to practices which are notorious. The SER
mons which are preached in this city are euou b
to make any churchman bow his head In sh auie.
sucn scandslous doctrines should be con-
Dr: Lewis called the member to order, ana
1io ne had no hight to criticise the clergymeu
IN tns way. No scandal had been preached,
ana tne clergy are not on trial.
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ALEX AND RIA.

SHIP YARD MRRTING.-A meeting of the
stock holders of the AlexandIi ia Marine Rail way
and Ship Building company, was held at Har-
monte hall last night. When the company went
teen gentlemen nominated, out Of which the
Following directors were selected: r. Portner.
w. A. SmO0t, Park Agnew, f.. Francis, I.
Eichberg, James Br0ders and Capt Mathew
kersey. The board Of directors then met and
organized by the election OF W. A. Smoot presi.
dent, after which they adjourned.
FIsH.-Since our last report OF yesterday there
have arrived at Fishtown 1000 shad, 3 OjO her
ring, and about 500 punches of rock, perch AMI
taylors. They sold as follows: Shad, S2Sas31
per hundred; herring, S25 per thousand; rock
perch and taylors, &c., per bunch.
SCHOONER INJURED.-The schr. Trusty was
run into by schooner while in the Georgetown
channel yesterday afternoon, and was consider
ably damaged. She was brought to this city for
repairs. All of her forward works are stove in,
and her bowsprit carried away.-Ssntinel, last
euening.
IRON FuRSAoR.-Mr. Coffin, chairman of the
committee appointed at the meeting lately held
In this city, for the purpose OF establishing iron
works here, will be here on Tuesday next, and
expects, with the other gentleman on that
committee, to go ont on the Midland road the
next morning to examine the iron deposits at
Madison Run.
BEGINNING OF THE FISHING SEASON
mac this season will be dipped Monday next,
provided the weather be favorable. Can't. Jas.
Guy, who has been ill for some time past, but
has now recovered, sent down his outfit to Mox-
ley's Point to day.
TIE NRw SHERIFr-At q meeting of the
radicals, held at Arlington last night, James
G. Roach was recommended as sheriff, vice r..
u. Rntfin, colored, resigned, and resolutions of
respect to the memory OF the late Senator Sum-
ner were adopted.-Gdzette, last eu esing.
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GEORGETOWN.

ORDERS FOR THR STAR in Georgetown may
be lett at Ubhoff's cigar store, 50 Bridge street.
Coal TRADR.-There were few arrivals of
coal during the week. The trade Is expected to
be fully resumed during the next week. The
shipments from the port during the week past
were 2, 2sS tons from Rays docks and 1, 100 tons
from the Conso lid tion docks.
GRAIN TRADE.-The receipts Of wheat for the
week past have been light, the supply not being
equal 70 the demand, which has tended to high
prices. The receipts to-day we're 500 bushels Of
wheat and 500 bushels of corn to Hartley e.
Bro, and $3.50 bushels do. to III. Nj. Talbot
The sales to day were $50 bushels Of wheat at
80, GOO bushels do at SLs1X, 1000 bushels at
S1.Tx, and $50 bushels at 81 81.
SEE advertisement of Prot. Trips lectures
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
washington stock Exchange, March

vs0ssshn8 tVm btOCk EIXCn0mKe,M march -
Qxotdtioas Furnished by Middleton d Co., BANKERS.
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U. s. bonds-5-z0's, 1864, M. & N, lis
b bid; 1855, M; N, l3o bid; 1865. j. s. j., 1isX
bid, l1o \ asked; 1868, j. & j., 119x bid. Bank
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Bank of Republic, 1875 bid,
ioo asked. City Passenger Railroads Metropo-
Titan stock, % asked; Columbia stock 20 asked;
Metropolitan bonds, 81 bid. Sundry List -
National Theater bonds, j. & j., I per ct. =,
80 bid, So asked; Arlington Fire Insurance com,
psny stock, sok bid; Washington Market com
pany bonds, 10 per cent, 102 asked. District
securities-(District of Columbia)-Wn. Co. 8.
bonds, Ts, j. & j., 1874, IS bid; do, 1875, 95
asked; Permanent Improvement, rs, j. &
-, 1891, 7oH bid; 70k asked. twashington)-
Ten-year bonds, SIS, j. & j., 1878, IS asked;
r. r und Loan bonds lLeg.l, Sc e., M & N, 1902,
% asked; Certificates Of Stock 1888, 6's:, j. A
J. o., At pleasure, 50 asked. Georgetown
General stock, 6's, at pleasure, 75x asked.
Board OF Public works-Certi6catss general
improvement. sc: j. & j., 1874, ssx bid. 8lK
asked; do. 1875. 76x bid, 70 asked. do. 1871, 7S
bid, do. 1913, 10y bic, do. series, TX bid, Soy
asked; Certitcates, sewer, ga, j. Il j., 1874,
do. series, CT bid, 6SI asked -
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CIRcurr CouRr-ysdse Cartier.
To-day, ODonnell agt. Rust and Marshall;
Williamson sst Harris and Merriman; jud@-
for new triai oysrruled. Dunwoody ACT. Glea-
kob agt Ruppert; do. U. 8. use OF Moran AIT.
King ct al; motion for new trial filed. Rapley
agt. Brown; motto. TO- quash fled. Wilson aet-
Rust agt. Kimmen and O'Donnell; judgment
below reversed.
POLICE CoURr-yudoe SHELL
To-day, Mary Knott, enticing prostitution in
the county; nned 800, or ninety days in the
vorkhouse. Thomas Green, profanity and dis
orderly conduct on 10Th street at funeral: as
Sarah Smith, enticing prostitution; IS. Michael
rant, was sent to the workhouse. Sarah SeaT
ers, throwing stones in the street; IS. Russell
Robinson, charged with vagrsncy; workhouse.
Randolph, charged with stealing q package Of
snuf, worth $50, from the wagon OF Messrs.
Hall q Hume; $40 or sixty days In jail. Thos.
So and costs. Henry white, assault and battery
on Augustus Washington; IS and costs. Red
mond Smith. assault and battery on Susan Clay,
easel knife; go. George Williams, assault and
battery on Anna Lee 50 and costs. Mary Ste
vensOn, larceny Of chemise and apron; $40 and
Margaret Dosn, WhS sasssd that Pste1 rs 70
after her with revolver in hand, and mads
threats to shoot her; $500 bonds to keep the
peace.
A COUNTY CoNsTABLB's COMPLAINT.
Anna Schram. charged with assault and bat
terry on W. W. Kirby, q county constable, who
testified that he had q warrant of execution
against Peter Schram, keeper of the Central
Hotel, and was about TO levy on some pictures
when Mrs. 5. attacked him iercely, saying the
property was her own. She knocked his hat off
and caught hold Of a picture, and a struggle
followed for the possession of it. Mr.. Noble
Thomas testified 20 being present with Kirby
and related the circumstances of the seizure
aai mn ma oh "a Ia t,.,
out Of her house. Mr.. Kirby had got two pic.
lures down when she caught hold Of them and
resisted. On the part of the defendant it was
claimed that the title Of all the property in the
house was in the name of Mrs. Schram except
that portion belonging to the bar-room and
that during the alteration Mrs. 8. SO notified
the officers. The prosecuting attorney here
stated that he held another case of assault and
battery by Mr.. Kirby on Mrs. Schram but
thought he would enter Holle prosequi in both
cases, which was done.
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Wall Street TO.Aav

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The Posts financial
article says all sales of gold have been at I13X
70 il21, the opening price having been 1I3
ana the present price being lib. Cash gold Is
heavy, the rates on gold loans being to fer
carrying. Foreign exchange, as usual on Sat-
urdsy. Is dull. Money for call loans Is easy
Al os3' ana Tor prime mercantile paper at
5Ha!: Government bonds were to < low
en- than yesterday. Southern state bonds
a. the board, were steady and fairly active
yesterday, closing, except for Union Pacific.
PACING Mail, Northwest and Wabash, which
were steady. During the first half hour there
the market halted, and has since declined Z To
IL, the latter having been Western Union Tel
egraph. About noon the market became strong
and and has also advanced x to X Of 1, and is no v
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The MaPkRfs-

BALTIMORE, March 2s.-yirgiuia sizes. old a.
90: consolidated; So; West yireiniss. 10. North
o1,ona mxss, 9d -; do special tax, % bid to-day
ddiiSss. ra@,5x Flour dull and steady. Wheat
s saHss ana unchaneed Corn duil-white southern
90; Ssstern, sc@ss: Bye duh; s5(sss. Hay IN.
Bulk meats frm-little Offering; prices unch.need
Bscon nr~.active jsbbing demand prices IN.
Western butter uncb eed. Coffee nomisai. WSysrry
ws S.g ;seSgsSH. eussr arms. and higher, gs@o
Money. s. Gold. l27S. Ixehanes, Ion 4ssx. sho1t
tss,s. 0overnme.is active; little weak
money, ~ va srs ssco Isl ia 80 p Gsnsol. fer
ioga Ere, g. .@se; preferred, s.:
Lpos' "a srcn =, I9 m.-Erie, S5Z.
money y, 9l,xG92; for account % ior
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THE wEATHER

WAX DuFARfAkHT, O66cs Of Chaef SieanI 0A,., .
wAsgINsiok, D. O., March 3, va. io:sS z. M
and theme. TO Missouri, fsnnsssse and West Viz,
gina, high and rising 0aronHter falling tenn cara
and partly cloudy weather. For the southern
states, rting bsyemeters low tenn perafure, north
and occasion al rain on the gulf coast Tor the
micde states, Dorthwesterly wiRcs. risioa barome-
weaiher. with possfbly occasional rain near ths
cost. For New ENGLAND. rising bsronsster, freez.
ing temper ature, NORTH westerly Winds. eiouiy
weather. end occasional snow aud rain. The rivers
will probably rise az Cairo and Yapkton, and fill
play Of cautionary sianals win be resumed ct the
lake ports on April 1st.
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ga Jersey City bill OF fare Included "toass

VA Jersey City bfl OF fare Included "toast
tslIowed."
0California has been added to the states in
which local option laws prevail.
1.-THE song OF the ladies' temperance bands:
"Going thro' the rye"
0Raspberryade II an inspiring decoctioa
growing out OF the crusade In Philadeiphia.
a.. couple IN Tennessee we're married by
their feelings.
ISL boys under twelve years of AGE vers
the other day. SSAn'
~The Charleston News bids good bye 70 fine
South Carolina Legislature with ga B.sss
Radiance"
~A young man in New Haven threw ar.v
81 900 In one DAY; and yet they aned him fof
being "tight-"
~Two colored men we're hung in Sumpter,
8. c., yesterday, and white man In AbbeviIle.
for murder. Several other murderers are 10 nav
the penalty In few days.
~At Fort wrangell, Alaska, the average
temperature during the winter has been thirty
degrees below zero. The coolest snap was In
January, when the mercury CONCEALED.
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sEvENrY-ONE YEARS OF AGE
EAsr sAKsHrrElD. Ans. q, ls7o.

M EAsr sAKsHFrEID. Aus. q, Is7o. .
btM slt-l am seyenty-one years q age: have
tuntrtd many ytare With kidney Complaint weak-
s sSss 10 my oaok and stomach. was Induced by
. hlc.os 70 us your NkGEriNK, and think ID the
soet medielne Tor weakness q the kidneys \ ever
u,seo. 1 hsNe tined many remedies for this com.
Eana, snn meyer found so much relief - from the
nhSkrINk. lt Strengthens and invigorafes the
Mnote system. hsny Of my acquaiuf ances have
tshSn ", eho belleye n 60 be good for ali the corn
plants Tor which IL IL rec mmended
iOofs truly, JOSIAH II. SHERMAN
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EUREITyRB, 0ARPyTs, OILGLorHs, &C..
HAYWOOD q CREAM,
tween seh end 7th strss1s northwest, Ssils eus-
..,.-. a1OoHp.HANp uLorHIya !.
" ~ kns1 bali the coet o. readT. nsdc ,ev oneg
eatA O&kp9 espsc1slty. ssblS-E
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LIFE A BURDEN.

BosToS, Nov. 2,
Dear Sir From y poor, emaciated sufferer the
NEGKTINE has Restored me 90 perfect health.
have for years been terrible sufferer from Can
ker and Dyspepsia, IT times rendering life almost
burden to me / am nov fifteen fl5) pounds heavier
than when commenced the use OF VKe ErTNE.
will make mention that was also great suffer
er from Kidney Complaint, causing exorucisting
pain through the small cf the back nearly eli Of the
time. This, too. VfeETINE has cured. and am
nov perfect picture 81 health, and Will sdd, hap
NE6RTINE.
Respectfully, ri. q. HrGHEs,
I Union Place, BOstOa, Mass.
VEsETINg is composed Of Roots, Barts aud Herbs
II is very pleasant TO take, every child likes il.
yEGETIsE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
mar26-w6s
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BALLS, &c.
THIRD ANNUAL BALL,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
I II & G HI L d. z MS HOSPITAL
MASONIC TEMPLE,
TUESDAY ENENING, April Z, lE4

In soliciting the patronage OF the public to the
above entertainment, the Directors Of the a
HOSPITAL think II only necessary TO ref to ~
the char acter and pur poses of the institution -
TO be benefited the need for such a charity in W.
washington, and the amount of Dod IL has already
accomplished in relieving the sa-rings of the sick
and disabled poor, without distinction as to sex /,
Sect nationality coer, and free Of III cost or e-
penSs
Tickets may be obtained from the members OF any
OF the committees, aud at the places where tickets
for such establishments are usually sold
Admitting gentleman and lady ...-.......S5 90
additional LADY .-......-. .. 2 so
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BosroS, November Is, lSI.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLoop

~ NksETlNE Will relieve pain, cleanse, purify ans
diseases re.toEibs the patient fs p-rf.ct
az sunefing tlt .esrs, h. u not conclusive pr,f
=, az Soa sre Sc Ter, you can be cnrtds WhV is
a. tItCine pertoruiU such great cnres n Srgrls
tns bLesS m The clrculaling fluid. It can truly
&c csleo the GREAT BLOOD PUhttIER TIE
source OF disease ortCtnafcs Ia the blood ana
10 meoleine thar docs act directfy ar IN ia -
sui ana teno'ate, has any just claim upon public
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CITY ITEMS,
PRIaasa
PRICES
Fine Plated Jewelry, ~ to SO;
Fine Plated Chains, 81 70 t2s;
Eina Plafad Rnffnns, 20 70 ~.

PRIee's
Fine Plated Jewelry, a to so;
Fine Plated Chains, - 70 t2s;
Fine Plated Buttons, - TO IS;
Fine Oxydized Jet and French Gilt Jewelry,
In elegant styles, received 1t Prigg's jewsiry
Gaoes INrosIrIoN-No Imposition 10 more
70 be condemned than that Of i.short weight"
so common ie this, that hardly an article of
commerce Is offered 70 the public which has the
fuii weight represented. Such 10 not the case
used in this country. Each package contains
with scrupulous exsctness the full quantity ct
weight labelled upon IL. and viii produce better
der in mar et- Try it and eatisfy yourselves Of
the truth Of our assertion. For sale by Grocers.
Coop WHITE sHIRrs, 50; best, $3.50; Linen
Collars, e2, $50, and IS per dozen, English
Hall Hall Hoe, pair for 81; good quality Under
Another large invoice OF the latest novelties
In gentlemen's, boys and children's Dress Hats,
received this week at Lewis, 800 It'll street, bet.
spo H.
TURco-RussIAH BATHS; also, MedIcated Va
p POT Batns, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedds,
Soo sueet. 3,2,i:
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fuiness OF Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
HILMsoLD's BgcHU Is the only reliable rem
edy Tor diseases of the urinary organs. Take it
and impostors.
We are glad to learn that the absence of the
celebrated DIR. Helmbold has not prevented the
continued manufacture Of the Buchu, SO well
known az the only efficient remedy for diseases
OF tne kidneys and urinary organs. There are
counterfelts of this most excellent medicine.
Genuine has proprietors private stamp. John
+. Henry, New York, Sole Agent. Sold by all
druggists. eo3
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism. burns,
Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
nr1IA I'D
noarseness, diarrhPa, and all hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. m, tn tt
THAT CoRHs, BUSIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments Of the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
ues and pleasures, is probably as much OF q
uueism az that the establishment Of DR.. White,
NO. go 10th street, opposite the q. 8. Treasury
(wnose treatment is based upon strictly scien-
tine prfnciples) Is literally patronised By the
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
manently cured Of those most troublesome an
poyances.
To PREVENT Fever and Agus there Is no
preparation like Dooley's Oalisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
THE srNesR SEWING MAoHIHs sales of1s72
were S219, $50. A,12-e,wN
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's h00pskirt and corset factory, 18th street.
lntelligencer building. 1928
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GRACE GREENWOOD AND MRS. AMEs-To
those who were present at the delightful enter
tainment given by Grace Greenwood and Mrs.
Sarah Z. Ames, at Lincoln Hall on Monday ev-
ening, IL will be only necessary to state that IL
viii be repeated at the same place on Monday
evening hexf. To those who were not present
on that occasion we will only say that no greater
literary treat has been offered here this winter
than the Rotations and impersonations of these
two talented and charming ladies, and those
who fail to attend on next Monday with lose an
evening of genuine enjoyment.
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SAL. OF BooKs-Latimsr q. cla.~v- iii ..,,
IN tneir collection OF books on Nonfsy evening
next splendid copy OF Harper's Noathfs. com.
ylete, and elegantly bound. 's' eo"'
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WOULD GIVE A DOLLAR FOR a
DOSE.

s BosroN, May 81, lS7l.
Dear sir-I have been badly afflicted with Kidney
Oon plant for ten years. have suffered great psin in
my beck, hps and sde, with great al n nty in pass
lns urine, which Vas often and Ia very small guau-
titlee frequently accom- panied with blood and eN-
crucisifns pain. have faithfully tried most 81 the
popular remedies recommended for my complaint.
rave been under the treatment sf some 81 the
most tkiiful rhJsctane IN Boston, ali OF whom pre-
nornoed my case incurable Thswss my conafIiou
when was ADVISED by friend 20 try the VEGE-
INE: and could tee the coed effects from the nrst
dose took, and from that moment kept On i'm
protpe untlll Vas entirely cured, taking In all,
should think about six bottles
II u Indeed valuable medicine, and ~ should
be Afflicted again in the same way " ould give
dollar for Q sose, II cOGld not set @ Without
Respectfully, v GLE,
gel 81 street, South Boston.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
- o4l Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of = N AZ
rb Bslpai sf sstE on EsAL ESTATE

rh BR snSHs sT ssLE or v RxAL ESTATE ON
- virtue OF seoree Of the su creme Court Of
cag.i Dss1riet OF Oouabis, passed IN Equity
Is 30; is; Wherein Margaret HOFFMAN
ienoshts the undersigntd, as Trustee, will expose
70 sale, P1bic auction, in front OF the promises
on IHUksDAi the 9Th day Of April, A b ls7I, II
me nooI OF O'Clock p. m, part Of Lot No To- in
Hoimesd,s addition TO Georgetown, ID. o., besi =
ping Tor the same at the end Of the nrst line OF "a
feet q ground on the north side Of Bridge ,trest
leased by John Holmead 20 Robert Butler Septe ma,
Der gid, 1875, and running by and with the forth
line OF Bridge street easterly 60 the corner lof
fSrmerly belonging to Captain l.. MschalI on a. d
Bridge street, being ~ feet more; then northerIy
parallel with Mont omery street IS feet then
ery Parallel TO Bridge street 30 feet more until n
intersecfs the second lue OF the before-meptioned
lot leased 70 Butler; thence sortherly parallel 10
Montgomery street IS feet 20 dge street and place
OF beginning.
Terms 81 sale, as prescribed by the decree: enc.
tnlrd Cash; balance in two equal payments, at elk
and twelve months from day Of sale, with Interest
With liberty to the purchaser TO pay all cash d~wn
be paid down at the time Of sale All cOnveyanciug
at cost of purchaser. The Trustee reserves the
right, terms Of sale are not complied with in I'VE
Gays after day OF sale to resell said property on I'VE
Gays, NORGE through some newspaper published in
the District OF Columbus, at the cost and risk of
The defaultfng puIchsser
WM. d. CAssIN Trustee,
merzo-eo6ds TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-pAY-Sold
Dy X. A. Golden & Bro, agents, 5000 punches
toek and perch at 20 30 30 cents per bunch; 5000
herftngs at so per thousand: 5000 shad A. en-
10 50 per 100. ~ - -"
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ELECTION OF OgFICERs.-Liberty Council.
No. 2, Sons of .Jonadab, on ThursdGy nj ght
elected W r Place, worthy chief; q. s. Hatch,
deputy chief; VIM. Phipps, worthy patriarch:
samuel j. Price. recording scribe; George
Francis. ST.. financial scribe; Martin Arenz
treasurer; Jacob McCxddin, guide; - vonaII,
assistant guide; i. Bullock, inside watch mau;
Dr. George Sylvester. outside watchEan; Fred
eTick Goercke, past chief.
The 21st district republican club last night
elected the following of1cers +. b. Hughes
president; George II. McReyneids, vice presi-
dent, q. G. Langley. secretary; A. M. 6seen L
Bursley, Walter Middleton, delegates to the
central committee; y. I. Davis, Tkomas Perry,