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XTAJJ'ARTE REAL ESTATE at AUCTION.
PHII.I.IPS

No q Liberty TUESDAY April II, 1855. a. ~ oc ocf ss
Merchant. FXchAnge the following valuable properly
OK sixrY FGksr The t~O three story basement ahd
brics the norfh a ie OF bs ~ re-
ssst Of the lstsv with Jars Ia h)n nt'hs AZ we
uoo.In proyemeI AID built in the most suo'tanu man
ho,.a.
OK srvrNTH-Av The desirable four,'o,y brcf houses
Noe go ord ~ 7,h az. Lots a n in by 10 II "a
4si Fact I2that L0t IS f. o. Is Il a. H.,
Os ONE HuSDsED AND TWENTY NINTH AD oNe ~.
nptD am THkrItTH sTsIhOse six beautifully l)c,ed loo
on i.9tb,t 3l5 feet vest Of och AZ benz 'et ION. 90
eseb end use in the Immediate neshoorhood oil val
usbi improve merts
on EIr.Y 1HRD sT-The desirable lot on SD st. ~ feet
easi ~ 7tb av Is r. by P2t
IEyAv sRooELYN-The three story basement sps undet
rel s brirk house Ct Ross .ni Lee sV
fnt.h.d wtb .ble ui.ptls, couices &c Lot q by -
Also lie urth srd fifth houses from the eoinet 10 TIE - ne
roe fb,Lei aus the sJovd sctibsi c0ntr none Lo1
,cb 20 rs IS tn. bOuse. situate within less t1sn eu
nil utes ~slb froGi the Pea clip Ferry - l.,
la,e portion Of the purchase money OF all OF tne sonvo
nYr,v fen.in on bOcd for term OF yesrs
Terms Of sole msps Of the property can he bad the ONCE
ofthe luo'ioteeis. No 81 ii'eityst. near N.sstu.
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nliillrlerp, Nr.

DIBBONS and MILLINERY GODDS at
IL wi OIFsALE-f have unp.cked to DAY greco dot.
isr, worth Of elrssnt RIsBONs MILLINERY GOODS snd
H. VOYAGE from Enropa and haYre arrived late o the
n.usl esty wholesale tTsde compelled TO dispose OF "a, N
a. great sacrifice ard would ihvite my friends s9d the
bic opportunity. . Al LII ilhNo ,n',
& 4 K A W b o N 4 L s.,
- OF rHE LATEST STYLES ALSO
b N N + r NJ Il ,,
CASH,
At j. IL HARLEYs.
NJ - Johpst
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3usrranre Companies.

OFFICE OF The CoLUMBI. FIRE Insurance Co..
NJ 81 Barclay At cor College pacs.
AT an ELECTION held on Monday, the ID
~ instant following gentlemen were e!scesd DlseS''
sud lnspectors for the epsi iuE yesr:
DIRECTORS.
BENJAMIN D. Brush james English, ~ " sf@nsoa'
h Rsnvick, Henry X Dunhsrn, BAG y oeyhIH'
Nonta,nie " ard GEORGE w. Welsh, 8. n Van AuAen,
Aifes'F L,araye James x. Place, p Gordon,
In. olgst Wm + LAID Robert T. Brown,
EDWARD Eswonh, james A. P4rt@son, eatban 4 his'is
Orison Blunt C. ClckepeS, John Dhonefzae,
JoseIh W neebs. N.Ws lecetonpoenD@n - H)do'
Samuel h. he, Robt Collins, L. IL b9gH-
Charles DeLison, Jr = n. L'entnal, saon Cias'
John ArrYs-r.ug f.. H. Howell, Albert A nArua,
James J.. srush, bNttOoLe1, yi& d i9,sand,
b o. Clsrks. Francis Hopkins Benz ". Bsn1ey.
Co umbJs
INSPECTORS.
Arerew Han, DAVID u Earle, samiet ,, beTL -
a, .nL.-su.r. t.e.ti,S Of tho sO-rd BE- sJsAIf D.
BRITISH Vas uusnirnusy reelected PRECEDENT for the
srss,r, xtnr JOAN & eERsH, Secretary.
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11aper Warehouses;.

DAPEE WAREHOUSE.-J. 4. DERRICK
4 sos Co., No. 20 ssetmaOs.' 'hsf ''' "' -
lowest terms ..a
News PAPER eli sizes, serhts ADD qualities
aook p.psx al rlss ~~Uhs and qnAliues
sism. pssez f.ucy eolos and ~tts, Of the b.. atsv
psnsins psoer wlite sDl coosed. siferent Ea-Si
Tysfts-s Paper. thin, and Of the besr Quality.
cIotb Paper Sxa and Jsf9. -.
spsllsh HARDWARE Paper large 1ssof,ntoi fssSr'~L
spes.hins Pager Of the best qushy.
s.rs.ping Paper, strsF, Rss, and Manila
r.s P.pef, Of di6eTent skes
"a Roohnz PAPER sot.hle for roof. 10 nob
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Tia, thew or. REQUIRED TO the 81 the once OF
the uno.sgn,d LANSING or before tue 1.u osJ u Au
.p.,rg fr .6n.toent agreeable to The provscnso ~
said Act fbe tate OF suoh soJosto.nt win Os ~
,s1 tne ne al sppex.d To bond. be saed IN
the sdjustue Of those above described WI cootsu 80
,uttog the holder and s claims the ss'o may bt
.ssin. ebs Upted Sta Bark and the a,fs Cana sad
Banking coDPsDy Or aeE ss f5. 49, and aeh
new boud. when issued will be msde payable 10 Ne" ioa
al the tune fixed FOR the mAturits OF the orsbs psp'
bond, The interest sAid b. nds vail be Pid 80 h a.
bs .,uIitX OF ,ad bonds or )ton Of proep-
Alter ,be expiration Of sad i2tb OF usst 'be %
essss s. 81. HOLMES. State TfessaIer
OF BOXDs. ArPRovtD fIB. H. 100. a.,
sreros All holders Of that elas Of state So d. i,r ~h1h
Numbered l73 OF the session laws fer tue Ser s aued "a
act to pove for TIE fanssa tie ss Sn
on also for qGo sns AID undios the a QUIT o. orincea
and interest actusl pppn the papsd rIe n'H b01o
Bopds are BY viii 10 months oD aod after
b. psssase OF this Act preset ssy bonds OF h' s,te neg
hsyios the amount beeon accurately ascsrsined aud
bonds issued therefor according 70 TIE provisions OF ge
tine herein pescrbed interest shall be loFed 90 said
bonds the holder holders thereof after ioe 50 Ias
not be in any psnoer ncoi porstd mo ss
bond 90 he issued part Of The proe2t sam heeo arc
the stae Treasurer !. hereby snthoz'd TO CIV. 81 .n
proper notice If the Provisions this Act No as oe'' 70 80
cure the object hereby contemplated
Cory or s,c OF the ACT RELATING TO THE RATES OF
ApJus1s.sI or HE PARr-fAIo Bonds APPROVED
fcrlos g. Tns upon the surrender at the Treasury Of ibis
state OF any paid Five lion Loan noa1s si
Outstanding ths holder the same shall be emitted u receive
Governor OF this state cef OF stocks or oOai
g the Iis u hunoe6 std thee dollars and eish,' ego
cen on essb one dollars Of bonds for principal
snd Interest thereon the fret Day Of Ja.nsy esheen
hun end ortysx and adding for snoseqaen, nrtest 81
the rate PER per thoe hundred ana wv
dollars AND three for cash ionssna doar 81
ss5 BONDS to b. computed the first day January n7x
after the surrender hereof PT2tdtd The Coupons Hnes
July eighteen hundred and forty one, shall remain at'shso
thereto: III
Prov,ed Juv, Thst 10 case any on the Coupons 70 ns
due The ssd bonds between the hr day n jay
entsen bundled oity and the maturity Of the bond
or bonos shall be delivered to this state Treurer with
the bonds TO which they belonged, there snail ~ dedaed
from uthorzed TO be ssued In new oopd' uuoef
the precedr scton hs moe dollars sud eighty cents
for ed from bond OF ona thousand 'a
hnd collars ana twebtyJ cents Tor esch Nou
pon removed from q bond Of three thousand d)llats
NOTICE.--An assessment OF FOUR Dull
IN LARS on each share Of the PORTAGE ALBION
MINING COMPANY has teen levied sud made PAYABLE on
the 10Th Of ApT ths office OF the Compsny, NO %
Merchants EIctabss.-HewS oIk, Msish . la!1
an Tres4ufeT, =. 4 81 Go.
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Cory OF sEc. OF THE ACT RELATING TO rHr RArEs =
ApJusTMrsT or HE PARTPAio BoSDs. APPROVE

NvOTICE-An assessment OF FOUR DOL
IN LARS on each share Of the PORTAGE ALBION
MINING COMPANY has teen levied snd msde PAYABLE on
the 10th of April next at tbs office OF the Compsny, NO %
bierchants EIchanss.-Hew.yoTk hsreb . 1870
Ey order Of the Directors w. bUrTEk"OaIh
gacre NJ III ". A
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DKOOKLYN CITY LOAN-$i5O, OOO.-Pur-

OFFICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH FtgE lNsCRAScE}
COMPANY. No ",lst
UNHE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
II declared a ssMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SIX PER
CFNT. the Capital scs Of the Com,aby payable % aud
after the let dsy Nay ensuing The Transfer Books will be
eloed from 9Th day April TO tire IL day Of day ncu-
,iye-ApiN II, 1855. THOS u. ChFSrER. secretary.
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bfNSH u. Lids, u 20 ~ ~ ncefr.
HCUSt HOLD FURNITURE SALES
IL AENaY H. LEEDS a. 90 will sigs tteir personal At.
ion Ia hey have ocue for year. past to tn sal ss
II use old Furniture the reside Of families brsakins
CT b,us, ket .rg irg They will also have r-sg.r
fGtf the Auction Rooms No 10 N-ss.IsL between Pioe
D. ne Of ale
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ITAITABLE RIAL ESTATE in the CITY Of

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the CITY OF
eRooKLl. acjoioins FUTON tEnSi pson sub
he suction Pab police hereby svep that b. virtue OF She
90 N.yot nv an otJospce % the Common Coun
psned Feb o. 1874 sud an Act o. the Les !, @
Stale rsss M.y % s45 the ommi..i1ners Of ne s,5tlSs
Pu' v n offer for ,s,e At public auction on ThUaSo ~
Arrii 70. 1855 at neon he Mercs.ns Exehaos. in ths
C,tv a s,y Yors ownz Lots together WITH tue oua-
ms tLefeob situ.ed Ia the Try of Brooklyn. viz
L.: srd baens thereon, a story brick 'toreJ No Il Fa
10, sed Eaidins thereon story brick ''or' and dwell.
l., sod hui dins thereon story brick store and dwell
lus } No. ST FultoL.t M,pNo s. ,,,-.,
vtry ssbe ana 6welnsJ fronting en- Water " near corner
'' Io ssd baoins HERON (b,cs bulldog ussd
vsp 'bs f9 TIA. on Water s.; and adjoining me '''''
La md bGidins. thereon rics liveJ stable sud old
frame dseiog out9s on "serst and sd'inas the ABOVE
ar o~ins ois sl.o er2osl'n 'roq:lnI on ws:sr,
Fnon t,1 oes, ,u ~a for for Eve wears lo@ May
1885 A. the san. Tine srd piece, viz ,uu,,,, ~,
7. Lot Map Eo' y ara IL with S'toy frame eOh'hs %
iot lisp No IS AIh s.iOy frame building occupied A.
Lot Map No. ls sth S,.Os 'raus bulldog, and black
L. LoI Nap No o. old fame building, used a black
smiths shop. .,so
Um b egs.d for ,s Il tie sane time sud Place light
Lot. OF G und teolsnf to the Corporation Of shs w 81
the s.ue tripg the bi cs bounded b tae Hudson Mes h
ro,d 18th sv,. ls'tb snc IS st-,ts ,.,,
At tas c .. i ofes 70 Hall Of Records
Trims SALE
or the purct money and expenses o, se
for the Isd the time and place Of sslei Iny
Der cent On ID dsy May pex when the oeeos WIN %
ready for vtry and Sxey per cent II desired mS e'H
on bud ard for i've years from tho 10 GAY o. way
annun psJ sDIe neil Je7iiJ'
/ Full EArrzp,ee deeds viii be owen - 49,, E
Ten Der cent on yealy bid snd the expenses Of
sae lease the p.rty ea5sc to be pale az Ihe s
sro psce Be applied the hst quar- eis rent an1
TIE rent 10 BE- PAID quarter yearly the u.us quarter osy
AL repair. be dove By the le'..e. WHO viii asp ee rqoIJ
! tbiiri.s.. FrRsANDO WOOD Mayor
JAS NJ SMITH, Jr Recorder.
A C. FLAGG Comptroller
EDIOSOS. Chs nbersn.
ANSON HERRICK Ch,fmsn Finanoe
Coz, Bo.d OF Alderman.
J. c. WANOELL, Chairman Finlace
Com. ard OF Couneiimsn
Commisliopers Of sinking Fund.
p,f,-trnen mt cf finance, Com ptfoiiers ofce,(
! Ns~.Yors March 10 1888
IIITARtS TURNsTEIN 81 PHILLIPS,
Rel Estate and Gedei4l Auetioneers No u LbertJ-t
On. oo ron will give their Personal attention 70
81, Of Vesses and MORTGAGES AZ yoons
or pri-se sale % tie sale II sucon OF Csoss hose
halo Furniture, Psrtilss statnNy WoTn OF Al 's"eHJ
/ sc rod 20 out door sales generally. . ,.,
ho,sy literally sSvanced Real Estate, stoekS Vessel
/ Z IN Iarn ne
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MlLLtk, Aucton'fL
ON TT l. ) ID 4 Y, April E.-GENTEEL
~ HOUsEBOLD tUaSiTU2t a. loi O'Clock a. No 1876
est .sthst between h sIG sth b-la..g ~ family
bes koaseseep ne ale committing Of ParleE asd chaa
Ter elessut Nelset TApestrJ Cape us loot rn
H. usse sfslr GsrIstrs Th'es ply q; hsr cloth ieiea
tete. mshog1oy Said Table. Gn Fixtures &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01

UIhere has just died in the village
Of Reindo- f, in France, in his 75:h year,
a veteran Of the French army, Y. Peter
Klein, who, at the battle OF Austerlitz,
on the 81 of December, 1905, was struck
by russian muSket ball, which lodged
in his lef: temple, just above the ear,
and rem aimed there to The dag OF MS
death, 4 period Of nearly fifty years,
without having caused him any pain, or
at all affected bis intellectual faculties.
After the death of Mr.. Klein, his family,
to whom be had bequeathed this ball, to
be preserved as souvenir of his cam
paigns, hadit extracted by DR.. Backe. Q
surgeon of Bonn, who performed the op-
Grafton by trepanning, so that the ball
remains surrounded by ring formed by
part of the skull. The ball on the side
which touched the brain is covered with
a hard skin similar to that on the out
side of the head. The brain had not
been at all injured, nor was there any ap-
pearance of any fracture in the skull
near the spot where the ball had lodged.
The medical men express their astonish-
ment that foreign substance could have
remained so near the brain without the
intellect of the person being somewhat
affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01

EOR SALE.-A Pair of BAY MARES, 7 years
z old next spring, well bred sound. stylish, a.
gentle, spnted and capital gOers. They are <s25S
wehsrOken and perfectly free from tricks, and viii
particularly suit any gentleman who is fond Of
driving. The owner parts with them only because
his purpose is to rc:rench his expenses. They can
be seen AT S0uihron's date Birch's) Stable on 18th
street, south OF Pa. avenue. For terms, or an 0p-
pOrtunIty to try them, enquire al the counter of the
Star office. They VIII be sold ba. gain.
an If
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A CARD.

Economy IS tire road to i1salth." ~
Great Reduction in the price o. Hats & Cap9
INH Undersigned. having made arrangements
i with New YORK Hat Company to be con
SANITY snppliei with the very best Moleskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them al the unprecedented low price of $3.50
worth from four 10 five dollars; secOnl quality, So
worth from 50 so To 81; and very gNOt fashion
able Hat at 81 50, worth from 50 To 81 50
Also, Be"be Co.'S Hats, IT a mush less advance
than they have been here TOT re sold in this city,
First rate beaver Hats 535I.
All kinds Of ssn HATS and CAPS ysry low
In order 10 sell It the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase viii not be charged from fifteen 70 twenty
nve per cent as an Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(fOr many years in the employ of Todd
Coz No. 3, Columbia place, 7th ST.
ep l3-u ID door north Of Penn. avenue.
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LOOK ER Ell!

MORE BOUNTY LAND To AL who served
WI in ANY WAR since 1870, whether as Officers
Soldiers. Sailors. Marines, Clerks, Indians Chap
iains, Wagon Masters, Te3mstSrs, Landsmen. (Or
their widows minor children) who have not VET
received full loo acres and have been in service IA
days, will do well t. write 10 postpcid, and their
Land Warrants VIII be FORWARDED TO them for the
above quantity, and no charge If they DO not get it,
LLOYD K CO.,
Claim Agents Offce, opposite U. 8. Treasury
W ashiagtOn City, ID. G. mar 6-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01

L'ANs, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES,
Il &c, &c.-We have now in store large vari-
ETY. of fine and common Fans, Hariion's and Lu-
bins celebrated Perfumery, Brushes, Cogibs, roOih
&c q c., all Of which we are :; Hing out at low
prices TO suit the times at The Piano, Music, Sta
uonery, Perfumery, and Fancy Goods Store Of
JOHN L. ELLIS,
800 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and lOth sts.
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
CHARLES WERNER

PeTnsylrGnid GrenHc, opposite BrolDns' Hotel
HAS fitted up the cOmmOdiOus hail over his Res
III tauranr a first class LAG GR BEER SA-
LOON, having prOsured a supply of every luxury
and comforts found in first class establishments OF
Lne kind IN the Northern cities.
His RHINE WINES aud French White Wines
as well as bis Clarets, Se-ars. Lager Beer German
Italian, and SueitZer CHEESES, and indeed Il ey-
cry other appropriate luxury IN such an establish
ment, IL unsurpassed in this country.
He solicits call from his fnends and the public
may l2-u
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL,

Capc Ney, re" Jersey.
FfNHE aboyt House has been completely finished
l. and furnished, and will comfortably accomm.-
date s. 20 guests The house is situated within he
city, standing by itself probably the best beach
for bathing in the world The house ia upward of
800 feet in length, the dining is $50 feet. Al
together, the MOUNT VERNON HOTEL affords
the coolest and most delightful retreat in the world
Families OF six pe rsons and upwards can be ac-
commodated with private tables, having their meals
furnished al airy hour agreeable tO thea. An Ordi-
nary will also be set at regular hours for hose who
are are, not In parties, and who may prefer Table
A large number Cf private Dining Rooms have this
season been added for parties desiring 10 be strictly
private.
An hrteFian Well has been bored nearl7 100 feet
IN depth, and furnishes pure soft water throughout
the house.
Large and cnmn0dious stabling have been added
The Hotel has every modern iHiprOv' nient, in-
deed every thin= has been ordered " give comfort
and pleasure 10 the guests.
A fnll Band of Music will be in attendance during
the whole seGsOn.
Letters addressed 10 the proprietnrs, directed to
Cape Island, Cape May, N. j., will bs promptly
answered.
SAMUEL B. WOOLMAN & CO.,
may 2o-2w~ PToprietGrs
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DENTISTRY.

ID B. DONALDSON, Dentist, late of IN c finn of
H. Hunt Donaldson, cOn;Iagcs 10 xr-Bs<A
manufacture and insert those beautiful 80 A1S
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, SISI;Sr
for specimens of which (nade aud de-
posted by the late fTm) was awarded the first
premium al the Mechanics Institute Fair, recently
held in this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded 10 snit each
particular case, and their resemblance to the naiu
raj organs is 30 perfect to deceive the most prac
used eye.
Particular attention also paid to filing and PIE
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate aud all operations warranted.
Office southwest corner Seventh and ID Ss.-en-
trance on ID. mar 2I-6n
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TAKE notice.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor under
Il the United States Hotel, has jusl received p
large supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, and il
now preDlr % Offer great bargains 10 all in want
Of gOod and fashionable clothing His 4" Ready
prices:
Whole suits, Coat, PanralOOns, and Vest, OF thin
cloth or Cashmere, Er S15.
Fine Black Frock and Dress Goats, fIoEI $40 TO
Si5.
Good Business Coats for e.
Black and Fancy Pants, ITom 81 TO 81.
hSrseIes aud six Vests. from 81 10 S.
He keeps always On hand a large assortment of
fancy articles, sUch IS Shirts, Gloves, Cragats, I'm
brellas, sc.
''sole Agent for the sale Of seou's Fashions,
mar I9-ti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-01

UThe Crystal Palace, at Sydenham,
Is constructed almost entirely Of iron and
glass, the pares of which, if laid end to
end, would extend 242 miles. The build.
ing covers an area of nearly 100000 su-
pelficial feet, and rises in the central
tranSept to height of20S feet; consist
ing Of grand central nave of l6OS feet
in length, two side aisles, two main GAL
leries, three transepts, two wings of 574
feet each, and colonade of 100 feet. IL
is structure which, for grandeur and
magical effect, for union of strength and
lightness, of ease of erection and cap.-
bility of endurance, throws the famous
ruins Of Thebes, Baalbec, Palmyra, MIN
evah' Susa, and Persepolis, the Parthe-
non of Athens, the Vatican and the Lou
vre, into the shade.
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Auction Sales.
BY JAS. O. acGUIRE. Auct,on.er.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT at Auc-
uon.-On TUESDAY afternoon, June l2,h ut
O'Clock on the premises, the subscriber will SELL
by virlue of deed Of trust from Basil Lancaster,
dated september 1. l84e, and duly recorded in Lii
bsr J. A. s., No I, foios $50, SC. one of the land
records for Washngt' county, sll that piece or
parcel of ground and premises designated upon the
ground plan of said city as Lot No. %, in Square
lS, having front of 10 feet nine inches on I5ih 81
west, Between north l. and VI streets, running back
l9I feet to 80 feet alley with Is feet alley run
ming the full depth of the lot on the side.
This lot is situated in q rapidly improving par; of
the First Ward and is very desirably located
Terms: $3.50 in casa, the residue in and II
months with interest, secured by deed of trust Oh
the premises.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
JAS. III. COLLINS, Trustee.
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
may ll-9awad5 Auctioneer,
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'TREBLE PATENT IMPROVED EYELET MA

FIrs' patent-combined on one stock
second patent-sef feeding with eyeIet
Ihird patent-patent improved fastener, riyetny
beth sides '
All parties IN want Of good Eyelet Machine, are
enongiy recommended 20 none bur LIPNAN'S
fATEHT IMPROVED, which is decidedly the hest
ever brought before the public, possessing numerous
It's strong, durable and not liable 10 get out Of or
DER: t punches the hole well, and 10 Il; he Eyelei,
ana IN one operation clinches tine Eyelct beth
sades IL saves time, the papers &c, need no,
kpe reversed or turned over IN cnch the Eylet
/cond 1me, as is the with all other Machines.
IL ~ useful 20 the Merchant in fling away papers
a. well "a TO the attorney Conveyancer tue shoe
maker, Tailor, Mner, and numerous others, anu
u very labor saving Machine.
Sod by all the principal Sta,oners and Fancy
Goods Dealers throughout the United States.
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
msy 2l-un, Bookstore, near 9th st.
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ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.

ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.
GREAMS of ell favOrs. such rs Vanilla, Choco-
~ late, Lemon, strawberry, Pine App'-, and, Or
angc. Also, German Creams, Water fees, Riancc
Mango, CharOtts, Jellies, Nc. Tha Soda is OF the
best IN the city, the old principle of manufacture
with Pure FrGit syrups without the usual drug nlX
turcs.
CAKES and dCONFECTIONERYo Of all kinds sent
20 any paIt Of the city.
Creams s2 per saon-6sx cents per at.
N. B.-Ladies Saloon up s1airs
Parties supplied j. g. WEAVER,
Pa. av, No. 347 opp. Browns HotcI.
NAV 04-9y-
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EY J.C. r7cGUIRE, ,Auetionecr.

EY j. G.. FzcG UIRE. Auctionecr.
TRUSTRE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ing Lot near Railroad Depot go By virtue of a
deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day CT April,
1874 and recorded in Lib-r J. Il. s., No. 80, fOOs
iel, &C. the subscriber will sell public sale on
FRIDAY, The i5h day of Iune, les, si 81 O'Clock
p. m, on the premises, all that piece or parcel Of
ground lying and being situate in the CITY of Wash
Ington, and ing part OF square No. go, beginning
II a point on New Jersey avenue 270 feet from the
northwest corner Of sIid square and running thence
castwardiy at right angles 10 New Iersey avenue
l2i feet inches, thence due south 23 feet, more
or less, 10 parallel lins - eeI from the first de
.crbed line Of this piece of ground, ard running par
aIlel with said line westwaIdiy TO New Jersey
Hue ll5 feet 3 inches, thence nOrthgardiy New
Jersey avenue % feet To the DHiUt of beginning.
The above properly j. eligibly situated near the
RailroGd Depot and adjoining FOy's Hotel, rapidly
enhancing in value, and offers most favorable op-
pOrtunity for investment
Terms OF sale Half cash, and balance in 6, ID,
and S months, for notes bearing int IRON the
day OF sale, secured by deed 10 trust upon the
property.
IL the terms Of saie not compiled " 18th in six
days after The sale, the property will be resOd the
risk and expense of the purchaser.
CHAS. 3. WALLACE, Trustee
JAS. L. MCGUIRE,
may l5-eOSds AucIiOneer.
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PLEASURE TRIPS

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
r. The Steamers GEO. WASH
rSK&INGTON or THOS. COLLYER
can be chartered for public select parties TO visit
the Whne House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Fort
Washington, nr other places On the river.
The White House Pavilion j. now open for visi
tors. IL Il beautiful place for pleasure trips; it
has hne Ball and Dining room also, new Ten
Pin Alley.
D-.FOr particulars apply to the President OF the
Company, or the Captains of the Boats.
Mr.. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshments
on the boats, and is prepared furnish parties on
the best terms. I'D 26-an