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MASONIC.
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Mail Arrangements.


EASTERN MAIL.
ARRIVES
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at e
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, at 9
o'clock, p. M.
WESTERN MAIL
ARRIVES
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 6
o'clock, p. NJ.
TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and Sundays, at 9
o'clock, p. M.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
ARRIVES
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A. NJ.
Mondays, and Fridays, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL.
.. ARRIVES
Mondays, and Fridays, at 3 o'clock,P. M.
CLOSES
Tuesdays, and Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Office open on SUNDAYS, only from 6 O'Clock
p. M. to 8 O'Clock p. NJ. This rule will be
strictly adhered to.
l.. B. KINNEY, P. NJ.
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a New
AND
Jewelry
Establishment in Omaha

NV NJ. hUDoHAM, having retired from
w the late firm Of Kemp 4 Frodsham,
has opened a new store at No 3, Capt. Downs
building, betweenth Methodist Church and
the Post Office, where he invites his old pat
rons to give him a call.
Time pieces and Jewelry, Of every descrip-
ton, neatly and expedtiously repaired. 6mi
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w, II. JonRsdorf.

GRADUATE of Penn. College Of Dental
" Surgery, respectfully announce to the cit
liens Of Bellevue, and vicinity, that he Is now
prepared to practice Dentistry, in all its va
rious branches.
Office hours from 2 till s, p. M. IS
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mo. 0O2.l
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BY the President of the
United States.
mo. coal

N pursuance of law, ], JAMES BUCHAN-
l. AN, President of the United States Of
America, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales will he held at the under
mentioned land Offices in the Territory of
Nebraska, at the periods hereinafter desig-
mated, to wit
AT the land Office at BROWNSVILLE,
commencing on Monday, the sixth day of
September next, for the disposal of the
public lands within the following-named
townships, viz;
North Of the base line and east of The
~Sirthprincipdl meridian.
That part of township one outside of the
Sac and Fox, and Half Breed, Nemaha reser-
walton, of range II.
The parts of townships |, ., 3, and 4 out
side of the Sac and Fox, aud Half Breed, Ne
maha reservation, and fractional townships
8 and 6, of range l6.
That part of township one outside of the
Sac and Fox reservation; township 2, the
parts Of townships 3, 4, and 8, outside of the
Half Breed, Nemaha reservation and frac-
tional township 6, of range 10.
That part Of township one outside Of the
Sac and Fox reservation townships ,, 3, and
4 that part of township 3 outside of the
Half Breed, Nemaha reservati, n and town.
ship 4, of range II.
Townships l, ,, 3, 4, s, and 6, Of range 10.
Townships |, ?, 3, 4, 5, and g, OF range u.
Townships |, 2, 3, !, B, and u, of range IL.
Townships |, ,, 3, i, 3, and u, of range 10.
an q 49, - N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16
CONGRESSIONAL.

The SENATE assembled in special session yes
terday, and on motion OF Mr.. Alien n committee
OF two was appointed to wait on the President
MIR. Green presented the memorial Of Benz w
perklns, OF Worcester, Mass who alleges that
In June, ls55 the Russian Government by its
Minister. contracted with him. and that the con i
dl"ns OF said contract Were faithfully performed
on his part While the Government Of Russia had
wholly failed to fulfil its conditions
Mr.. Il offered a resolution directing the Presi-
dent To inquire into the matter, and communicate
To the Senate; agreed to.
MIR. Mason introduced resolutions relative to
outIages on American vessels, virtually the same
as those reported by the Committee on Foreign
Relations during the regular session They Were
referred to that committee, and imnedi ately re-
ported back, and taken up for consideration
debate ensued, when the resolutions were
advocated by MeSsrs Mason, Benjamin, Mallory
and Bayard; and opposed by Mr. Wade.
In the course of the d. bate, Mr. Clinoman in
troduced an irrelevant discussion on the conduct
OF Com. Pauding. He opposed that oficer's
conduct, and Mr.. i, oli,te sanctioned it,
Mr.. Douglas made personal eY planation the
purport of which was hat the Democracy of Hi
nois sustained him in his course upon questions
OF public policy.
Without taking the vote on the resolutions the
Senate went into executive session, and after
wards adjourned.
In THE SENATE, to- day, there was no busine. .
transacted with open doors, the Senate having
gone into executive session as soon as a quorum
was present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union is confident that the pressure of
last year was the best thing that could happen
10 US under the circumstances. The Union,
also, notices the compliment of tho Senate to
the Vice President of the United States, moved
by Senator Seward. The Union further com.
mends TO the people of the country political
lesson drawn from Jim Lane in Jail at Lcaven-
worth.
The Infeiiigencsr expresses its general con-
eurrence' in the recently published opinions of
the Union on the subject of Congressional. in
vestigating committees
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By J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

j. L. r..
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
FECTs. IRON StPR. ENCELLENr MILcH Cow. &c
On THURSDAY MORNING, June l7lh, al ten
O'Clock, At the TesIderca OF p NJ pyfer. Esq. No.
So street, Caroline Terrace, between 18th add 10th
streets, shall sell all his Furniture AID Effects,
comprising
superior Rosewood seven. octave IRON frame Piano
Forte. by Haliet, Davis S Co..
Suite of eleganily carved q: lad Rosewood Parlor
Furniture, IN handsome brocatslie. comprising
large Sofa, Arm Chars and SIDE ChaIfs.
Large sOlI1 Rosewood elegantly carved Centre Ia
bic. with naId sienna. msrlls top,
Walnut W hatI OTIS. Fancy Tabos,
lt-frame Pier Glass, with Sab AID bracket,
Handsome Velvet and Brussels Carpets. for parlor,
chamber, hail aud stairs,
superior Mating and OdcIOth.
Gilt Shades. ace Curtains and Cornioe.
Superior solid OAK SldebOard, handsomely carved,
with marble top and shelves,
Hsndsome Polished WALNUT kxtens,oa Dinlgg Ia
bic,
Solid Oak Dining Chairs. x, rngeraior,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware. WaIlers,
Silver ated Castors; Table Cutlery. &c.,
Handsome Oak Hat free, new pattora,
MSntel Ornaments, EnEraviugs.
set of handsome Cottsge Furniture.
Mah"gaay Mari top bureaus and Wash tAnds
u Do Bedsteads, Mattresses,
Toilet Sets. Looking GLASSES.
holsters and Pillows Bedding,
Very superior Cooking stove, with c5mplcte hx-
tuIss, cost S7s.
Very excellent iron SAFE,
Also AT O'Clock,
A very superior Mitch Cow.
Terhs: so and under cash over thar cum =
credit oI ~ ana ~ dats Tor satisfactorily endorsed
q. s.-The House is for rent. Inquire of the auc-
tloueer.
leI2d JAS. &. McGUIRE. Auc'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16

THE FLOWER QUEEN.

Or, TIE Coronation OF TUE kosF
TINS beautiful Cnntata, music by tje0rse r. Root
aud words 10y Miss Frances Jane Crosby, a graduate
OF the New ork Institution for the Hind, will lie
given. for the first time IN Washington, bv the
Pupils of fhe First and Second District Pub Ic
Schools on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
iNGS, the 18th and 18th instant, at The Assembly
Rooms, Louisiana avenue, near the corner # 9th
street, III der the direction of Mr.. J. Fl Dance.
No pains have been spared to make this the most
interesting innsIcal entertainment ever given IN
w ashIngtOn. About one hundred girls III sing IN
chorus. all of which will represent flowers. Tie
lta,i VIII be decorated to suit the occasion.
Tickets 25 cents; can he had Of Val. Harhaugh.
Jos. H. Daniels. the Pupils of the First and So Ond
District Schools. and at he door Of the hall an the
evenings of the Concerts IL l2-dti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16

NEW MAGAZfNEs.-We are indebted to Col
Shiilington for the July numbers of Dickin.'
Household Words, Peterson's Ladies National
and Graham'S Magazine, all replete with choice
literature, and the last two adorned with new
ana beautiful fashion plates, rendering them
thus dOnbly attractive to the fair sex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16

l3 10. q. F.oUFFick q. =. GRAND Ionir,
r. u OF e.; w ashIngton, June ), 1853.
the z. w. 6, and Lodge of the District OF Coum n
WAS UNANIMOUSLY passed for the bountIfuI reps At s,
handsome collation. furnished to the Order on tho
all present and was Wort ny Of the OCCASION.
IsK,f YOURS ~ + p p, p IT, r uc,,o
j. 4. BANGs. G. sec'y. "'' W. u h' d. C.
To DR.. j. X: PIPER, q MIG. l.. ID. C.NDsar ,r
sn1 Brotnst In edsIng the receipt of your
me OF the vote OF thanks unanimously passed. in
OF Columbia, for what they are pleased 10 describe
as Che b1unfiful repast and handsome colston fur
low me To express my warmest and slncere, hanks
20 yourself, the Grand Lodge and the Worthy
BrethIen who have. with Kindness and generosity.
noticed the result O my humble efforts to satisfy and
Please; TITS alwaysa delight to have the power to
be De N the way OF service TO my brethren but the
my cndeavors enhances the qualification mani old
with fraternsl regards to yourself asd X. w.
1t. CHARLEs COLUMBUS.
=HALI. OF THEKEYSTONEC LUB.-At
~ amoetins OF the Club held at their Hall on
Monday evening. June I4th 1885, Clement Rev nnId,
tsq IN The char, Il Was unanimously resolved tina
the following proceedings be publ shed:
=, 70 me OHc.rs and Memb.rs Of the Keystone
tInb -bentIemen: most respectfully tender 10
you tins, my resignation of the presidency of your
ny undivided attention to- my private business I
cannot permit this opportunity to pass without bear
Tag INV humble Testimony Ia tho love of order md
respect Tor the laws and pubic authorities That bay.
always marked your conduct since mJ asssociatiou
with you.
am truy grateful Tor tae honors you have CON
ieI fed hF"h me, and shall ever feel lively interest
~ U" W"iiarS al every member of iha ke, stone
Club Respectfully oI.etien, No
JOHN REESE.
WhcreupCn n was-
H.NUtr.f. That the resignation Of our worthy
president. Capt. JOha Reese, bo received, hoping
ih;1L he hl4y meet with The IA has pri vate
business t"at has a-duous and strenuous xsrtions
- the ht huhlcIp"i campaign euiItie him to- from
The hands al all good Democrats and Anti Know
NuthIngB.
Rssolr,d, That a vote of thanks he To- dered 70
oGr secretary and treasurer. and To tEe many zen
'ieinen, as well as The Evening Bulletin for III.
p!I2t ahd active interest taken by them In the
fare Of this Club. WV "
RsS0ir,6. That We hereby pledge ourselves TINT
We " III Use every eXsrfIDn power promote
the peace aHd welfare "l this, the Metropui. of our
GLORIOUS mon, and aid and support our worthy
ThhiDr, Coi. J. u. HERMIT. IN every manner thai
lay IN our power Ia preserve law and %. der
APr tslioting for Off sers the fo flowing sentleuen
were Declared unanimously elected:
EDW ARD SEh MES, f.su pr. ideut
CtlEMENT REYNOLDS Esq, Vice President
Join REESE, Esq Treasurer
N. Is. SCHIEBlEk Esq, Secretary
IT. tunon cGPy) ~. X. SCHiEBLEk, Sec.
TNATHANIEL WILSON will deliver r.
.kCS lecture IN the Hail of the Northern IIbettes'
Engine House, on WEDNESDAY EVENING
June 18TH, at O'clock. SubjIct--s.fiOId Lost the
turs free.
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by J. G. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer.

by j. G. McG UIRF., AuctIOneer.
HOUSE AND LOT ON 18TH STREET
L WEST. BETwFEN DANDE STREETS NoRrH,
Ar AUCTIoN -OnFR!DAE AFTERNUO June
H. al o'clock, on the premises. shall sell part IF
LIT No. p. IN Square No. I72, fronting 18th St.
between ID and r. streets north, with the improve
neuta, consIstmg of two story and attic Fame
Dwelling House, containing rooms and q kitchen,
with an excellent cellar.
This property Is Immediately opposite the Presi-
dents grounds and very desIrabl- ~ residence.
Terms: One-hslGcssh the residue i'm Q u and 10
months. with interest, secured by deed O. trust on
the premises.
Je lad J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

by n III FEN. hucIIOne6T.
HANDSOME SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND
Lot On PA. AVENUE AT AUCT oS.-Un FRI
DAY, the 18th instant, shall soil. m front of the
premises, at O'Clock. p small two story brick
House. 81 usted on the sOnth side OF Pennsy vanIa
svcnne, between 81 aud "a streets, adjoining Lot
No. 25 In Square A and the Lot on which II stands,
which contains g+5 feet inchss.
The sale of this property as well worthy the atten
ton OF persons wishing to make good Iuves Inent
rs the house is nearly new and Away comm tnds the
highest rent
Terms: One half cash. Ali conveys nce at the cost
Of the purchaser.
je IL A.. GREEN Auc.
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By A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

GIVEN SMALL BRICK HOUSES AN ID
- LoTs on X. BhrwEEN BIH sNp sTn SIEEEIs
NORTH, AT ACTION On WEDNESDAY, the
18th instant shall sell front of the premises. NJ
SO clock, p, M. handsome and nearly new BrICk
Houses, and the Lots winch they stand, heinz
Lots No. and ?, m square No. So, fronting on X
steeet north, between 9Th and 9Th streets west.
Each house will Ice Sold separate: hne Glance for
person wish uig 10 purchase n small Tee tdcnea.
Tarms Due foaTth cash taiance six months
pay nebts, running 10 tour y-Rrs, FIR rot-s beaInt
interest from day al sale. ~ Ia be paid down he
the property kno ked Of the property vil then
and there be put up and sold to the nelt his hest bad
der.
Title indisputabe.
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BY WALL & BARNARD. auot,opes,s

by WALL & BARNARD, Auctioueers.
DEREMPTORE SALE OF MAHOGANY
i kESEER> AT ACTION On FRIDAY MORN
ING. June Is, will sell. bs catalogup. at
our auctIcn rooms. on account Of whom ~ may con-
Shaded Nenesrs.
Cabinet makers and others will do well to attic nd ,
rs every lot must bs sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
Je l2-dts WALL. Il BARNARD, Aucts
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CONG
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and spatch, at the Star Office Price,
for go copies of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for 600 moe, one cent each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16
By A. GREEN. Auctio- eer

THIRTY PINE BUILD Nc LOIS ERoNrrNc
oN SIN STREET WEST ANDk AND I. >TAFSTs
NORTH. COHPRlsINs WEST HALF nF SpTAEF No.
5l5, AT rUC rIoN.-un TT ESDAY, the ~ instant
sh;l! sell, by order of the Trustee. pui.tc 8uc
ton, in front of The premises. commencing NJ tive
o'clock ~, IS valuable Rutldiu. l"is %. Ing sub
division al west hall "f quar- No. :. aud rluFn
hered "ccoTding Ia said subdivision from - Ia A..
lnciusI.e. THIS property ~ aId~oai, s,gIsted an
Tue most rapidly improving aud h-al' hy part II IN
citD, and well known as the 'iIeen lluHso ara
Pei~,ns wishing To- make good investment a., a..
sPectiul!y invited To- tEs SAFE.
Terms of sale One third cash and lala,ce an tu,,,
ecu lnsidluaeEts Of one aud ,wo ,cAEs hsfury n,
trrest from day al sale. deed gwen aud a Dr. %.
iust taksn. All convey abOes al the of lac, mn
CHASER TIE trTus al sale Ia Ice c,,inpltei win ,l
uaks, Otherwise Tue property Will hs rrS.hd II H.
risk and cost ot the purchaser, after anr Hs,k n,
lice IA the National lnisl I,eIce-.
WILLIAM n. PnIilP
HARVEY LiNDSl.EG.
80 Trnst.es.
Jel A. GREEN, Aan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16

TRrE PUBLIC SPIgIT.-Tbe dista,, r-o.. 3
all parties bail with prompt endorsement the
announcement made by few days since. Of
The tenor Of he Instructions sent from the State
department by the steamer Of the 9TH inst. 90
Minister Lamar, with reference to the inpu
dent interference, in Nicaragua, Of the vagrant
fIenehman, Belly, TO defeat the contamination
81 the cass-lrisarri treaty. The heartiness
win which the entire press of the country
seem to come up TO the work Of sustaining tho
Government in the inauguration Of its truly
American policy with reference to our affairs
IN Central America. embraces an earnest that
II IL true to our country's interests in its for
eign relations, without thought Of differences
concerning domestic politics, for the first cceu-
zion IN the course Of our experience at least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-16
FUTCRE DAYS.

by WALL. d BARNARD kucl n-ars
'ERCS;rfES' SALE BY virtue Ci n deed Of
y iIuet from iChilId CRUZ. dated Re uaT, :
i6Ji, We All cncr ~ auction uu SATTRDAb.tlT
l7ih daN ot July next eta oc ock 2. IA uU the mr.
ilIIsrs part oi Lot Z, square l3i NaALsus
hegin for ats buGnds NJ the end of IS feet, I-:l
nred south un 9Th street from the nrthw-st CIR, a.
ul sA square. aud running thence doe ea.. A, ne
re-r line of sad lot. thsnce mouth un said Inc IS f
inches, thonce west tu 9th STREET and theros sutt
frame dwelling.
Terns al sale; One-thTd Of the purchase u.onf,
to Ice paid IN cash and the balance ia tao equal ga
al safe 10 Ice com Piled with ma week after sarpr
tie property vii Ice resod NJ the and cost uf the
purchaser, alter ole week notice.
WALTER =. con.
L. W. RlS'tGE.
Trustees Georgetown Eu;!dI.g Assassination
ies-2Swlm WALL. BARNAHD ku,r.
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IL i Iotd In'''Pu'"O'' GREEN. Auc,

NIARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue Of writ
Nl of ferI facIas, issued from the CLERKS
Office Of the Circuit Court Of the Dstrist of Co
lumhIa for the County of Washington, and 20 wa
dIrec ed, shall expose Ia public sale, for CASH, M
front Of the Court House door Of said county.
THURSDAY, the nth day Of June lsSR. at ~ 0c'k,
IN, the following described property, Ia wit: All
defendants right, title, claim, and nterss aud
Lots SCs IA and 2, n Square SIS, al the city of
Washington, ID. C.. together Ith ell and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
the property Of David A Hall. and will be sod
satisfy judicial No. 40e, 10 May term, 1885, an favor
Sweeny, Rittenhouse n Co. w. SEIDEN,
ma 2s-dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetowp.

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
TRESrEES SAl.E.-Sy virtue Of a d.eL os
j trGs rom John II Waters. da ei June Ia Isf.;,
We Will oHe al auction. on III ~ DAY the 18th iay
OF July next at hta % clock .. w., the premises
parts al Lots ~ aud ~ of Odd GEORGETOWN lr,unded
rs follows, VIZ BegInIng at the end of Is feet ~.
lnches,neaSn ed Westerly on the nth line OF Wat
street. from ats intersection with Ilikh street and
running thence, SAID n"FIh line, est y feet TO-
inch az thence north AID PARALLEL with High street
AZ ieet alley; thence wIth said aes east to inter
from tn, beginning, and tlence with said line re-
yersed, to the beg ming.
Terms OF sale: On, third OF the purchase money
To he paid IN cash. and the residue Iu two equal in
sfam-nts. at and l. months, with interest, To ne
secured Terms Oi sale to be complied with In one
week after sIe the property may lie resold al the
risk AID cost of the first purchaser.
WALTER =. cox,
FER DlNAND W. RISQIE
Trustees G5"igrtOwn EdIiiIng Association.
je3-2-wlm BARNARB& BICkEN, Auc,s.
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DRESS MAKiMG,. EMBR0iDERY. AN

DRESS MAKING, EMBROIDERY, A N ID
- CIiILDkEN'S CLOTHING
, MRS. +. G. SMEAD, (ifOm Baltimore, } corns~
Penn avenue ard 9th street, having Just rrceived
new ana e1 tenslve supply Of the LATEST FASH
IONS, would respectfully inform the ladies of
ton that she ~ prepared tn execute orders
with aispaich. Perfect hts warranted, and sty le If
work unequaled in the city. Particular attention
pau 10 CHI dren' Clothing. Patterns for sale.
H. Ladies about vi ltIng watering PLACES may
Obtain any article of their and Chdren'g W car
Gg pParel at the shortest notice and upon reason
able terms.
H. RS. Smead's Silk Embr0iie,y has Invariably
r7ceIvcd q premium wherever CXhihIted and ssn
pronounced 10y competent Judges fully equal la tie
huest Eastern work. ie II cost
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MORE NEW DRESS GOODS

4" JUST OPENED.
Uyl yards piaIn and rich Figured Bareges ranging
price from ~ tn ~ cents
OTgauIe Muslin and Iiarege X obes. very cheap
500 wards French Cling hams and Earepe ei.aInes,
va cents
SEQ neat checked SCnmer Silks ri 3i1a. So G2II and
- cents. Tho.c at much less than 10 fn,..g
prices
go pieces Figured aud Dotted Nuslims. Plaid Cam
brloa. Nainsook and pam SWISS NuslIns
Itn large lot sansonate u Gods which will he sold
cheap for cash. J. w. Colby,
- i+lw 52S nh at, doors Pr ave-
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b, BARNARD X BUCKLEY; Georgelown,

bs BARNARD N BUCKLEY; Georgetown
VNRUSrEES' SALE.-By virtue Of "A dec, of
trn.t from John Lane, dated March %. las we
VIII oher ~ auction on TUESDAY, the 18th tlay OF
9uiy mex, az 5o'coat, p M. on the PREMISES the
10 lowing lots OF ground "a Georgetown. VIZ: The
western hill part of lot No. l23 IN S.atiIeS IIsw
hIs addition To Ge"rrefown, Iron ting ~ feet ON
Secnd street ard running lack. of the Same width
10 ni. hatiI@s part of sad lot, improve ed hy =
Urch nweillng. Also. part Of lets l.a atrI lqg az
sau addition described as follows, va: Begipn,ng
"h second 81 eel at the southwest corner az Ihe
hrtt descTiDod ot End running thence wesl win ~
north line OF Secnnd strect 81 fe,t 4 cbas Ia IT,
saSt line of The lot conveyed nv RIchard smith t ~
Ii. Osborn, ! y deed of March s, ISIl snco na,,h
10y ,iid with SAID west line Ia the N OF Lou nJsr, II
ssd lots i28 and lS, thence with IN. nor,h In
oi LOT ~ '2 ieet 10 inches to the pnrthesst cr'.1
OF s1d tot. thence south with the eas; ne IF I,ua
70 The southwest Col ner OF Hugh I,hperto,'s 81,
thence east with the souih line of and Csoa.io"'.
!pi, - Ieet inches and thence IN a .frag,: .ne 70
buildings. Two Irvine
Terms or sale: One third of the purchas. nors,
10 ne pdia ia cash and the balance IN two canal ,n
siail'ehts AT six and twelve months wit Tered
70 pe secured Terms at sale Ia La coInni,e, With
y, oo iter sale, ar the property ma, he resald
c, uie SeeA noiice, AT IN risk aud c,,st oi lie
WALTER &. cox,
rr. . FERDINAND W,RISOUE
4; IIustees Gsorget .wn Building ssocs,ian
'a~im BARNARD & BUCkEY, Aucts.
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GEORGE HII.BES.
~ Successor tn JACOB hILBUs,b
Is now prepared To- execute All orders for tuning
ana Repairing PIaLOorLes, Organs, NJ PIo~z-
deems. Victims, VI'I!nceilos. Guitars. VIo y&szc3
IN Bows, Aocordeons, &C., with nestGcss, w NV
durability and dispatch. Having had eI per!ence
o over twenty ears IN th. various branches of the
MUSIC business, lie fees confident of giving general
salts faction. All orders l"it at his residence No.
Sbi r. street, opposite the Union Buildings, will
meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to purchase PIanOfortes or al her
Musical Instruments he serv ccs al the
above to assist them III making their seicc tIoLs.
IA IL St.
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BY C. w. BoTELER, Auct,oneer
GALE OF SUPERIOR BOTTLED WINES
kCAND TlUoRS. GuLT's tIREARMs.S C.-OnSAT
UkDAG NOR NING, June Ia,h. AT VI O'Clock. I
shall sell ~ auction rooms, Iron Hall. n superior
collection pf Sherry. Port and Madeira Wines.
BrandIes, Gin, Whisky, CordIsls, Ciaret, Chan
pagne, Pickles, French Mustard, &c.
Also,
Colts Navy Pistol
] l.anu ~ ed double larrei Shot Gun,
Colts T. we hCOtpr. powder flask, shot pouch,
superior Buffalo ROBE, Whiting Case.
Sale without reserve.
Terms cash.
10 Is 20 G., w, ROTEIER. Auot.