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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-02
By J. C. Mcguire, Auct,on..r-

BY % &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
SUpERI0R PARIS FURNITURE. RARE AND
~ beautiful Pictures, splendid Table SeryiceS al
bronze, Gilt and Plated Ware rich French China
Dinaer and Dessert Sets Crystal cut glass Glassware
ssvres China, gilt srd bronz, Mantel Clocka Orna-
ments 6c.-Un TUESDAY morning June 9th. at no
clock at the residence of bis Excelency the French
Minister, lwho is about to change his residepce in
town. shall sell all the Furniture and Effects
ms large and SeiaPpointed establishment COM
Complete suite of rose wood psror Furniture
Suites OF mahogany pa,lor and dining-rcon Furni-
Handsome sets OF carved mahoxa,v Cha no, Fur-
niture -.--.-- r.
Wilton. Brussels and three ply Carpets, Rugs
Suites Of Window Curtains, Oornices, Shades, &c.
Large shs,trame Mirrors. with marble slabs aud
Four original Marine Paintings, by Tronyire
81 Louis XIV. Pastels by mdme Golfer
rosewood, walnut, aGd mahogany Sofas and Chairs,
Tables ~
Large mahogany Writing Cabinet. rare and beau.
article, made to order
Patent Reading Chairs -..
Bo"Sshelves. ladies' superior Secretary
Mirror front Wsrdrobes .,-..r
Iiiferent and Complete sets of Mantel Ornaments,
consisting Of Sevres China
Gilt and bronze Mantel Clocks
Candeisprss, Vases, Brackets Chandeliers
Aagnlheent set of heavy gllt Table Ornaments
Snmpiete set or Flaqust StanIs for dinner table
beautifully dsoorated French China Dinner, Dessert
and Coffee Sets
hice engraved and plain lined Crystal Cut elias
ware, comprising Deesnters,, Water Bottles
Gobtets, Tumb.ers, Finger Bowls. Cham
pagnes, v ines, DC. 3 = -
Rosewood Liquor Case, rich inlaid .r, -- 8 :
Venetian diassSsre. richly gilt and engraved
" ire landscape painted indow Screens
s"perior hair Mattres ses, holsters and Pillows
'A' aha steel f1re sets, style Louis Qustor1e =,
Also, at o'clock
Handsome close Carriage 49,
LII OF Superior French Winef Ct various brands !
Together with a very large assor tmeut Of Copp-rs
and Kitchen Utensils
Terms $50 aud upder cash; OVER that sum
cret OF two and four months, for notes satisacto-
rly secured, bearing interest
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
may I'd Auetinneer.,
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By GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctionee
4 RUsTtE'S SALE of Desirable Residence BY
i virtue of deed OF trust recorded in liber j a
sshington county, in the District OF Columbia /
81 of.r at public sale the eastern half of Lot No
in Square or reservation A, with the improve
ments, a desirable brick dseIlipg house.
The sale to take place on the premises, on Missou.
II avenue, between 81 and u st.. On TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of june, at o'clock .. N.
Terms made known st the sale.
w. Ii. WARD, Trustee
GREEN SCOTT
may 31-eo'6's Auctioneers
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-02

THE sTEREosooPI.-Th;s beautiful Instrument
and wonderful a. beautiful-has been seized upon
BY the Daguerreotypists, simpifed, and put before
the public for general adoption On viewing ths
application of it to Daguerreoype pictures 1t is hard
ng is the result produced The object of vision seer
through the Stereoscope is no longer picture; II
has all the lneaments, aud peculiarities, and pres
ence of the living subject, only less in size. The
completeness with which this is done must be seer
% be believed. The only place that we know of in
the city where Stereoscopic Dsguerreotypes can bt
procured is WHITEHURsr's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHEaTsToNE fol
we only read Of in the fabulous miracles Of FriaI
Sacoa. --..f
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
are daily sold at WMrEHURsr's GALLEY, Pennsylva
ola avenue near & street.
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Uncle Ned had no hair on the top of his head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons Gel
o-ated kathairon, which not only preserves and
b'autihes, but restores the hair to any period OF
"e. Only those who will not try it, are troubled
with badness, dandruff, or harsh and unpleasant
hair
80 From the Home Journal ~ T.
mo article ever acquired 40 rapid celebrity and
Universal appreciation as LYoN's KArHA1R9r, To
nose who have used it land who has mott the rea.
is obvious, as its invigoratng and beautifying
'ects and agreeable Perfume, stamp it an indspen-
be article of the toilet"
Sold at the ed price of % cents in large bottles
by all dealers, everywhere.
D. s. BARNES, Proprietor. Iel Broadway. nv
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Il ~ NEURALeIA.-This formidable disease. which
seems 10 ba1e the skill OF physisisns Yields Xix.
magic to Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. r. Boydsn, formerly Of the Astor House, New
York, and late proprietor of the Exchs nge Hotel al
Richmond, Va, is one Of the hundreds who have
baen cured Of severe Neuralgia, By Carter's Span
ish Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers
Of others who were suffering with nearly every form
4 disease, with the most wonderful success.
He says it is the most extraordinary medicine hs
has ever seen used and the very best blood purifier
Known.
tskSee advertisement in another column
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MARRIED.

On the Both ultimo, by the Rev. G. w. Samson,
Mr.. THOMAS ANDERSON TO Miss ANNA MARIA
JOHNSON. .5-s t.ss ...
On the LIST instant, at Wesley Chapel, by the Rev.
Mr.. Brown, THOMAS DOUGLAS WALKER TO
Miss ELEANOR Virginia WARWICK, all OF
this city. rs.-.a
On the lst Instant, in the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
Church, by The Rev. J. C. Smith, ID, THOMAS
McGILL to Miss MARY OSBORN, only daugh-
ter of VIM. Douglas, Esq, all OF this city.
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SPLENDID PICTURES These of our readers who
asire to pass through splendid Gallery OF Pctures
aouid not fail to pay q visit to Plumo's Rooms on
'Ae Avenue He has oil exhibition there so1le choice
2ecimsns OF the new art Of Dagu ,reotypiag in Oh
men ior beauty and excellence are incompars ole.
there 10 portrait executed in this last style Of
resident Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
ctist, every lineamant thereof giving life like ex-
pcess.oE. Mr. plumbe is reckoned among the iir Il
'aSuerresn artist of our time mar 10
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- READER would you not like to send your De-
-aerreotyre to some absent friendi If so, call at
ADAxss Metropolitan Gallery, an there you can
precure q superb miniature for 1, trifiing sum- In.
rted in fine case, which can be sent to any part
,, the United States for II cents. by mail Splendid
5tcreoscopic portraits msde daily for and Sc Da-
uerreotypes in fine cases from 81 upwards No so
mt pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam.
ils specimens. q AHAM9
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a. zoe Shillington receives all the krw
looks and NEWSPAPERS as fast az published. He
- agentfsr Harper's and all the Other Magazines
I'd our readers will always find large and good as
sftment OF Blank Books and Stationery his Book
store, odeon Building, corner Of4h street and Penn
slvania avenue. aun 70
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-02

n EW MUSIC received this week Ida Polka: In
~ gomar Polka, Psttie Polka, Fantasia on Jor
Dan Hard Road to Travel; TIE Elves consisting of
variations on Thou art Gone from my Gaze, Grand
russian March variations; Golden Ring WaItzes:
rms Darkies Heart is Sad; Few Days, and in sddi
ton to variety Of standard and popular Mn ic
violin guitar, flute. ACCORDION, and other kind of
hiusic Books JOHN F. ELLIS
may 10 Penn av.. between 9th and 10th dis
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
War DEPARTMENT.

Ia WAR DEPARTMENT.
T. I.L lL.-.L Washington. May Is, 1854
ORDPOSALS will be received this department
4 until 3 o'clock on Monday, the 2eh Of jane
shedule below.
The static merry must be Of the best quality. Sam
pes must accompany the bids.
Inc sue ess'ul bidder will be required TO give
bono, with approved suretes for the faithful fuln
rent OF ms contract, and the department will
RE the right to order the article such time and
ia fuch quantities as may deem proper, and In
crease OF dimih ish The quantities below stated
Itpsrs made Of liner stock
rssns folio post, ruled, machine made weigh.
ing IL pounds per ream
10 Do en- gle cap, ruled. machine made, weigh
ing II pounds per rean
ny do guaIto.post. ruled, machine made, and
weighing 81 pounds per ream
20 do 'quarto post ruled hand made, weigh
=, ing So pounds per ream
20 do note paper Der reau
60 copying paper do
l do bIottiug paper do
10 do era ae's machine made buff en-
velope paper DO
p oso eavsiOpas GO weighing one pound per 1000
~ dozen CARDS Perry's PENS per dozen cards
2.cOe quilts. No so per 90
60 dozen Contee's or Fabsr's lead pen -
ellis per doeru
- do ivory folders, plain do
do srasers, ivory handIe~ do
! do ivory wafer stamps T., do
do cocoa sand boxes DO
do four tladed knives r. desrs
do inkstsnds, 2 inch cut glass do
10 do Cooper PHILIPPE, Princes or
4 -. .-.'-- other black ink, in quarts do
L. co French Carmine ink, in ounce
vials do
% l do copying ink do
2U0 waters, large for department seal Der Loo
20 pounds wsf RS, common size Der mound
20 do sealing wsx, scarlet do
10 do India rubber. prepared In
.-it..- pieces do
ounces pumice Der ounce
pecks black sand per mack
~ dozen taste, assorted per dozen
100 do red tape. assorted SKIS do
may 4-1aw4w&26June
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

DEM MIN +. DENNIS, late of Boston, respect
- fuliy informs the public that he has estsb-
liShed himself in this city as a TUNER and RE-
PIIRER of PIANOS, and all kinds OF Musical In.
strunents. His thorough knowledge of the Piano,
being practical Piano maker and his extensive ex.
So isfaction.
He has the highest testimonials from Messrs.
Chickorin9 Sons, and othsr manufacturers. Ref
erence can also be made to Mr. Richard Davis: and
all orders left at his Music Store will receive
attention. lime f-9t
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ga REWAhD.-stolen from the gu bscriher living
.pC on I'd street, between aud G, Island, on
sunday morning. the 18th utimo, black MARE.
she was marked on the left hind foot with a cnt-
aud small white spot on the lef. shoulder The
above reward will be given for the mare, or so for
The conviction CT the thief
lie 1-Sts JNO KENNRpv
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~ Now IS THl TME.-The display of daguerreo.
iypes at PLUMB's GALLERY, Pennsylvania ave
iue, fs truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business, and hundreds are delighted with
ne splendid pictures they obtain there Let it be
'uy remembered a nd patronized. Enterprise with
ssnius deserves support and what is gratifying, al
Ways attains 1t. This accounts for the success of
'lumb's Gallery. Cameo Daguerreotypes taken in
AL weathers. dacY-
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United states Patent 8mce,
--ETf Washington, Nav is, 1854.

u
IN the petition of RICHARD MoSrGonERr LEW,
" Is W. HARKIs. Of sangerfed, New York, pray.
ing for the extension of . patent granted to them
Tor an Improvement in the Mill or breaking and
grinding bark for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place on the 18th day
Of uly, 1854
It's ordered tina. the said petition be heard at tie
Potent Office on Monday, the 24th day Of July 1854
at IL o'clock m and all persons notified 70 an.
pear aud show cause, II any they have, why said De-
tition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
hie In the Patent Once their objections specially SEA
forth in writing, At least twenty days before the sy
hearing; all testimony fh by either party 10 be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted In accordance with the rules of the ofsos
which will be furnished application.
The testimony in the case win be closed on The
18th OF JAY; deposations and other papers relied on
as testimony, must be hld In the Office on or before
the morning Of the 18th day Of July, 1854 the AZ
guments, If any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered Also that this notice he published In tbs
Union, Intelhgencer, and Evening Star, Washing,
ton, d. c.; Pennsylvsnian Phiiadelphis, Pa; scisr,
tif1c american, New York; Post, Boston, Mass, and
Inquirer, Cincinnst, Ohio once a week for three
next, the day Of hearing. -
mo-. Commissioner Of Patents.
Pe.-Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent 0fhce, with pa
per containing this notice may lo-f3w
ENRENCH SHIRT B0SOMs.-Ihe rapid increase
L IN the sale Of the new SHIRT BOSoMs war
rants in presenting to the trade and our en- stor,
ers very large sssoTtment Of the nsvesf ely ana
RniiSs ana shirt msfsrs win End it chesp~r 70
| buy these ,bosoms than to make them: Ine ishs
| supplied at wholesale prices at STESENSs
sp Rect. Sales Room, Brown hotsk
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
n Auction On TUESDAY 4ernipg. june 9th
a. ten O'Clock shall SELL at the residence of Samu
e! Reeve, on 18th, between q street and New York
steDue, all his Furniture and effects, viz
Mahogany Sofa, Rocker, Rout Table
Marble top Centre Table, gill frame Mirrors
Maple ana painted and cane-seat Chairs
Venetian Blinds Window Shades
Carpets, 0ilc,oth. Bugs
Bsdsteads, Bureaus. Mardrobes
Washstands, Toi ct Sats =
Superior Feather Beds, .Bolsters, and Pillows
Blankets Comforts, Quilts, Sheets
orockery and Glassware
Cooking Stove and Fig lures &c
Terms: $50 and under onsht over 40 a credit of
thirty and sixty days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June Id Aucfionser
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JNO. KENNEDY.

n OTiCE.-The JOurneymen 1ailors of Wash
~ ington and elsewhere are hereby notified tina,
the Society Hands, employed by George Hinton, are
on a strike because he persists in employing mer
Vino do not belong to the Society.
JAMES LACKEY, Rec Sec,
Je l-StF of the TailOrs Socisty. Washington.
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SIOKE FOR RENT The spacious warehouse on
~ Penpsylvanis ave-, 30 long occupied by Messrs
u u. l. semmes Bro, as wholesale grocery and
liquor store Is DOW For rent. Possession given i'm
medistely: Apply to B. l. semmes or NJ. G. Emery,
ap 13-dtf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-02

~ UNRIvALED SUCCESS oP EAsFMAN's HRAD-AoBE
SENEDY-see certificates Of the magical cures by
ms wonderful remedy of mi listers, lawyers, ladies
tnd Doctors, at GILMAN's Drug Store, near Browns
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-02
Collectors Omee.
SHAW BoNNErs, RIBBONS, cAfs. a.

Va ioiiiNu 10 red ice the present stock on hand
w iSlii FELL the above Goods less than ctst
StraN and Fimp Bonnets, 25c 70 al So
rnsilsh Straw and Rutland, cheap
tlorerea 6raids ana Ginps at cost
bonnet Ribbons all prices
Fash, Cap, ard reck Ribbons
Dre Cas- 75c. to 81 p, such q. soli a so
Flowers, Fans, Braids
Gimps, Buttons &c &c
Msc, hoe assortment Of EMBRoIDERHs, whic,,
! VII rel HOW, A. TATE. Pa. avenue
may 2o-tCzT Unit and upionl
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| No. SIS
y ALE of Improved Lands I'm Michi.
y gan coded by the wyandotts in

Is4Z.
Notice is hereby given that, under the authority
vested in this once by the acts OF I'd March, lS4s
and 18th July, ls62, the unsod portion Of the I'm.
PROVED lands coded by the Wyandotts on the 18th
Of harch is4 in the State Of Michigan, hereinste,
indicated, will again be of red pu blic fale at De
aoit, Michigan, on Monday, the 4th day Of Septsn,
Der next.
Big the provisions of the at Of the 18th July 1852
tn, sad lands will be offered subject 10 the mini
mum price Of not less than two collars and fifty
acre, without regard to the valuation OF improve
nnn.-f
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TOLL e II ARTICLES for Gentieme m
i Lnbin's Extracts for the handkerchief. fha.
Ions Hair Invigorator, larry's Trioopherous v.
tque Oil for the Hair. .-s--..-, - -. a.
Brown, Windsor, Clsaver's Honey and other Soar
Head Brushes, Tooth and Nail do. Combs, &c
large assortment at LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
may G-diw Pa avenue. near al AZ
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They are AS follows:

Given under my hand, 1t the city Of Washington
this 10Th day Of May, Ammo Domini, 1854.
---tt JOHN wILeON
-, Commissioner of General Land Once
may 3l-1awI3w
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By e. 8. WRIGHT, Auctton...

BY f. s. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
NARPENTEHs TOOLS, BENCHES. OLD IRON.
~ &c, at Auction.-On SATURDAY next the ri
OF June. ut II o'clock m, L shall sell without re-
serve, at the late residence of Mr. Duey, in BRYAN
tnwp, a large and valuable assortms MT Of
Carpenter $ Tools, Benches 81
Lumber, Crnw Pars, Wheelbsrrovs
Drills, Trucks, Sash, &C.
Terms cash. G upJcur
may 3o--3t Anrt;onoo,
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L. J. MIDDLETON
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICp,

k'eGAL to any in the city, at 81 20 per gal N
IL lon.
Also, fne assortmento Of CiKEs, large and Y
Manufacturing the above articles al the es,s ..
hsnment The pubic can rely on getting them pure
Parties Dinners. and Weddings furui, he'd as usu-
a. at The old stand, corner Il and 9th SITS. near
the Patent Office THos P6RaEnT
msy 25-ThFS6t
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AUCTION sALHs.
By GREEN q sCOTT

- sCOTT, Auetionaere,
eli 81 t.. june, at o'clock p. m ~esb all
40. =; N squa1e ga, frontin % feet ,n,bss 70,
north street between LIST aud d .tra.,. c.es gu
ming bsck I02 feet TO an alley t'' east Tun
Terms at taie. GREEN a sco,- ..
may 30-i
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',-HREE.PLY eHIRT COLLARS, warranted
/ to FL We'll. For sale at i-f% $50
may SQ-3t LAMMOND's, 18th 1t.
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WINE STORE.

WINE STORE.
John II. BUTHMANN Pennsylvania av., south
y side, between AZ and h streets has received
an invoice of Rhine and Moselle Wine
Also, French Wine In cases. viz:
Sparkling Hook
Sparkling Moselle
Hocheimer, Niersteiner
Chateau Lafitte, Margaux
Baut Sauterne and st. julien.
June l-3t
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fcoMMUKIcArHp.t

= D.
TaE LATE FUNERAL At THE Navy Arr N,
sunday last, ct the funeral of Mr.. Levi,
mein5eshammer. late Sergeant Of Marines
ana member of Union Lodge of Odd Fellows
scene was enacted not at all creditable to this
person causing it, who went much out of his
way, and far overstepped the bounds OF
modesty, to interfere with his neighbors.
Ihe funeral procession started from the
Barracks In the received order--i. @ j, the
Marines first, the Did fellows next, after whom
| came the body. following which wera fbo
| mourners, &c. Tue procession had nroceeded
some ways on the road to the grave ward when
an order was given to put the Odd Fellows be.
nina the hearse, as mourners As the order
came from the commandant of the U. S. M. G..
ana was expected to be complied with by the
funeral escort. the Odd Fellows broke from the
line, and returned to their lodge room A
committee Of three were appointed to wait on
Nenerai henderson, and seek an EXPLANATION
OF TINS strange and unprecedented preceding.
Inc General stated that the deceased was a
soldier, and as such he claimed him, and
claimed the right to bury him with the
honors Of war, and the right to command:
and II his rights in that respect were inter
tered with, he should give an order that his
men should not join the beneficial societies. or
be refused a military funeral.
Now, l contend, the deceased was not q
soldler 70 be claimed by Brigadier General
by Brevet, or any one else. even a lieutenant
Of Marines acting Abide Camp Death gave
him discharge, and then his remains be.
longed TO his family and his friends. They
wished the Order to bury him, nor would they
have felt any chagrin had the Marines not es-
corted the remains to the grave
From the earliest recollections of our oldest
citizens, funeral professions have always been
formed as this was on Sunday and all was
right The Grand Lodge Of the United States
says the Order shall precede the body to the
grave, and throughout the world this is the
hrst time the rule has ever been set. or at.
tempted to be set aside. The last funeral of
his kind was, I think, that of the late CAPTAIN
Dove. at which the procession was formed by
the Marines, and four different associations
preceded the body, and no one was sufficiently
wise () to find the matter wrong, because thew
knew It was right. I think General Hender-
son made here q great error, one which he
would never have made. had he been left to
himself; but he was drawn into it bv the off,
clousne3s of his Aid, whose sin in this respect
has passed from him to his father The greatest
wrong committed was by the Order in leaving
the line, thus indirectly admitting the right Of
General Henderson to interfere in the arran ye-
ments. Nor AN ODD FEIIow
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DIE ID. -sE
On the lst instant, JOHN WARNER, infant son
OF George N. and Lucy A. Dexter, uged year,
hlohth and day. 2 sins - La .bIt - =.
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5th NJ JUNE, 1884.

osA ~ ONEs 1904.
&i.A-LLlNG at COST PRICES uutil the above dste
WATCHES,
... JEWELRY, and
FANCY dR7YCZES
PLATED WARE
r. WARRINER 4 SEMKEN,
Jewellers, Pa. ave betw. 9th and 10th sfA
may 2-2gs
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FINE GOLD WATCHES.

/ AM importing and casting In every style, come
L Of tue most superior and fashionable GOLD
PATCHES and wish to call the attention Of pGr-
chasers to the fact that am selling them at about
one fourth less price than they can be bought for a.
any other establishment in the District, and 10 ser
than the same quality can be purchased fer At any
other city in TINS country. Between ~ and 9th II
Sign Of the Large Spresd Eagle. II. o. HOOD.
NAV 25-tf rg.l 20 t...
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer

DESIRABLE DWELLING BnrTsr ~ r. YIN,
~ street, at Public safe ON FRyn, y 49, :, =. -
June ~, at o'clock, on the premises shall sai
part OF lot No. In square 4O5 froutins sbo, X =
on YIN street. west betSe cen aud II sireets ,.or,b
r1haing nack w ieet, containing 1,s.1l1 SQUARE 81
more or less, with the improvements consis,ing a.
substantial and vel built two-story, basement
and attic brick dwelling house, aiming two IA,
lors four chambers, dining room, and kitchen.
1h's property is handsomely situated, IL &C utssl
part Of the city, within few minutes w.lk O; The
POST ONCE Patent Cffce, Centre Msrk.t, and tlle
Avenue, and should command the attention OF bus
iness men. VI "oAo
a.us; one.haii cash; the residue in and Is
months, for notes satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest. \ q W.cIIIpG ~
may 25-eod hn..;nr..,
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I osT-On Tuesday. May 22d, between X. II. Lam
IL bells Biick Yard and 10th street west MEN
ORANDUA BOOK, bound in common leather
The hnder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at Mattingly's Hat Store, 7rh below Il street, Mr.
Zspheniah Jones, Master Brcklsyer at the Capitol,
or Capt. JAS. Taite, Inspector Of Materials at the
Capitol, or Mr.. h. Il. Lsmbsl, New Jersey ave.
may 3O-6ts . Ta0S. LEWIS.
IfOR SALE-At my Wood Yard on Marylan
II avenue, at the Canal Bridge near the Capitol,
(where the best bargains in this city are 20 d.
quantity Of PAINTS Of superior quality, where
spe linens may be seen or samples taken. Orders
taken fos White Oak Lumber All sold low for lash
may TN y. - D. w. HEATH.
4 LOT of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AZ
n THIS OFFICE may A-tf