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II At the Boston Navy Yard, on Monday the
L. = frgate Constellation was put into commits
sion, and her crew taken on board
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AUCTION sALn
THIS AFTERNOON a No. MORR00

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GEORGE
TOWN FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-The subscribers,
executors OF the late Gen. James ThornpSon dec "A
VII expose to SALE al public auction 20 the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of June next
on the premises. at half past O'clock D. m All the
night, title aud interest of said decea Sed IN the fol
lowing property ~ Georgetown. ID. e.. to wit:
Parts of Lots Nos. - and 81. Old Georgetown
with two Frame Dwelling Houses thereon, situated
on the east side ot Jt feTson street.
hlSn. part OF the same Lots ca and 81, fronting q
with the line of the Canal IV7I, feet
Also southeast part Of Lot No. Isl. Beattys ad
ullon 81 ieet front the north side of Cav street
ana ~ leet on the west side Of Montgomery street
thu an undivided third Of Lot No -, BEATTY ard
side, 80 feet deep. ' ~ "
IN cash, and the balance in two eouaI sInonts 20
SIX and twelve months, for whic the purrbaSI Va
De required 10 give their notes bearing interest IN
be secured by deed of trust '' W
Anconveyancl at the expense of tho purchaS ers.
III the terms of Sale not complied with Va MIN
three days, the property will be sold at the risk
oil the purchasers.
w. II. :. TAYLOR,( rx,,
}. b: III. SMITH, hA Vors'
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Financial.

NEW foRk, unel5.-Stocks are dull but steady
lineage ana Rock Island 50; Illinois Central shares
S'i 90: bonds e3i Michigan Southern guaranteed
honds 80 New York Central a.; Pa Coal Co
o2.s' Reading iO'si Va. $685., Missouri 6's sSx
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The WAUGH CHAPEL SUNDAY SCHOOL propose
to give their fifth annual excursion to Fort Wash
ington, on Wednesday, the 22d inst TheWaupb
Chapel folks inevitably carry out their undertak-
ings handsomely.
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WATcn RETURNs.-Again the trial docket al
the guardhouse was blank, giving ground to hope
that rowdyism is about PLAYED ont Two
dodgers only were accommodated.
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The kansas Elec,;o.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, June I3-The re,u,p.
Of the late election show that the republc,n, vii
have majority Of three in the Constitutional Con.
ton. W.
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THE NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Evening Star.
Democratic Neminatie for Geveru.y ~ c.I.
ifOrnia-Escape Of Copyiet,

ST. LoUIs, June 1.-THE overland mall ~ the
"Sd Of May has been received.
The democratic State Convention held I'm G.,
Francisco, nominated John Nugent editor and
proprietor Of the san Francisco Herald az the can
didatc for Governor
There were only two deleoates ,lected vvho
were opposed 10 him
Fourteen convicts had escaped from the State
prison. by cutting through the wall, from two 20
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The NARA6ANsET CLUB, No. I, Of Georgetown
intend to give their first grand picnic to Airing
ton Springs on Friday next.
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Two Murderx

OswEGo, n. Y, June I4-The Time. Of To-
day publishes full details Of two murder. in the
eastern part Of this county. One Of the victim, ia
inc notorious Marvin Green, the parish bully and
the other solomon Rima who was killed bv nd,
father, George Rima, the mail carrier between
Richmond and Redheld
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ENHIBITIcN THIS EvENING.-The students of
the l mon Academy give their annual exhibition.
this evening. at the Smithsonian. This Academy
is IN highly prosperous condition. under the
JndlciOus management of Pref. u. Richards and
VI have no donbt the pupils will give good ac-
count Of themselves tonight
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AUCTION MLn.

by ;. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctloneers.
p -, TiERhSo0N, June l7th, at ~ O'Clock, at the
s5,SCS SSoTeoIstion e AIss.ndTis STOCK, suit
Terms cash in current funds.
BY J: c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctloneers.
- on SiAaTJR1AY MORNING, june lsth i At 10
for account OF whom it may c"ncern-- ''''
large and handsome new b. passenger Close Faml-
! !; pas p. ssssnger Family Carriage.
light IIottIng Wagon,
terms , One: third cash; the residue in sn and On
DAYS ior satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing in
ie sd J. C. MCGUIRE q CO. Aucts.
By }. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctloneers
small FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
81 SItE E5s AYE T.
81 sa tns S @ shall sell part Of Let
street, near the corner of LIST street west running
back ~ ieet, with the improvements, consisting of
two-story Frame Dwelling house, containing four
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in g. 10. u.
and "A months, with interest, secured by a deed of
je l5-d j. c. Mcguire & CO.. Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VAHLonABLE BUILDlNG LOTS AT THE
gTa MWSg
slant: shall sell , il front Of the premises at
o cioch p. H, Tue following described valuable
crty 10 Wit: Lots Nos. 5, and 7, in Square SOS.
This property is bounded by 9Th and 9th streets
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in 6, u,
and Is months for notes bearing interest from day
Of sale. deed Siven and deed O ftrust taken, All
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
Je l5e A. GREEN. Auct.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SALE OF HORSES, COLTS, CATTLE,
osGn %ff IS Gs the A s
instant at O'clock, will SELL ut Linden, the resi-
dencc of Theodore Mosher, on Seventh street road
ami within 5 miles of the City Post Office:
Horses among them a l.ady's Horse and No, |
Gentleman's SADDLE Horse,
well bred Colts, years old,
~ head of Cattle; of them fat and among them
6g, OF Mich Cows,
] larset u horse Wagon and two horse Wagons
100 cords Seasoned Oak Wood,
Also, Carts, Farming Utensils, &c.
Including Mannys Combined Reaper and Mower,
used but one season.
Terms: Al sums of and under S2O. cash /; over
$50, credit OF 81 and 90 days, for notes satisfacto
rIly endorsed, bearing interest
J"l5d A. GREEN, Auct.
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The Government Claim against the Gardner

NV YORK, June l4-The gov,rnm.n, b,, =,
covered the claim Of $3.50 .0O6 against the ext,tr
oi 'Tardner. the forger Of famous Mexican claim,
The money has been paid over
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J. w. WEBB. Administrator,
&c I3-eof &. w. BOTEIER, Auct.

By J. G. MCGUIRE d co. Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE.
MEXLCAN MlNIsTER.-On THURS
MORN M, june 10th. at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence OF ten. hobles, Mexican Minister on I
street. between Vermont avenue and 18TH street,
we snali Sell, all ms Furniture and Effects, com
prIsIug-
superb Boston make rosewood case, iron frame,
- fIano Forte; hnC cloth cover and rosewood stool
Suit of handsome Carved Walnut Par!or Furniture
CONSISTING OF two Sofas, two Arm Chairs and
Rosewood Marble ton Centre Table Card Re
2handsome Walrut Bookcases. Whatnot,
Par of French Plate Mantel Mirrors
Morocco covered Turkish Lounges, and MOroc
=, CO covered Easy Chairs,
u1hdsoiie hep Curtains, CornIce, &c,
French China Vases and Mantel Ornaments,
Walnut Fancy Tables and Fancy Chairs,
Walnut Sofas, Bamboo Chairs,
w rliIng Tables, Desks, Fire Sets.
Brussels ParOr, Chambcr, aud Stair CARROTS,
ollcloth, Rugs. Stair X DDS and Ewes, Hat Tree,
Mahogany BedStcads, WardTubeS. Washstands,
Iollet shes, Cane seat Chairs, Rockers,
Iron BedSteads, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets and Spreads,
W alnut Extension Dining Tables.
walnut Dining Chars, Carving Tables.
Handsome French China Dinner, Dessert, Tea and
. Coffee Service,
Silver plated Cake BASKETS. Waters &c
ReiTIgeratOrs, Kitchen Furniture. Stoves
Also, at u O'Clock, M front of the premises
Double Harness. ''
Fine Grey Horse works in single harness. and per
forms well under the saddle.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum \
credit of so and o. days, for satisfactorily endOrsed
ie I'D ]. c. Mcguire & CO, Aucts
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GROVER & BAKERS

SEWINtI MACnlN rs.
IS no longer questioned that these Machines are
tho best IN tue mari for family sewing. Spo0s as
purchased from the stores arc used upon them
without rewIndlng, maklng a seam Of unsq uaied
strength and beauty: They are simple in oonstruc.
ton, easily managed not liable to get out of order
and moi seless in their operation.
y full assortment constantly on hand and for "a e
at factory prices by r. c. STEVENS,
1856 Pa. Az, Washington.
~ Also, q full supply of NEEDLES, COT
Machines. - s
III good Operator in attendance 10 show the
Maeh1nes and give full instructions in their use.
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OUR CITIZENS should not fail to read the adver
tisenent, in another column Of \. Paynter, who
proposes tn furnish wood, sawed any length and
split any size desired terms that will at once
attract the attention of the economical Tie pub
shcS list of prices for the satisfaction and guild
ance Of his customfrs
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

CHURCH BUILDING FOR SALE-The First
~ Baptist Church intend either to improve their
another lot; they therefore offer for ss the
Nj and I.Of now occupied by the Church ON I0th
st,e,t, between and F. Lot 10, square al. The
nt fronts 81 feet on 10Th street. and runs back N7
feet inches to 80 feet alley The house is built in
me most snbsta' tial manner, and is well adapted
Ior puhlc haiI or Tor conversion into dwelling
Of ISAAS CLARKE, corner ii and sth Sts Vi '""'
E0R RENT.A rarE" FRAME HOUSE. corner
L of 9th and NJ streets-a healthy. pleasant, aud
desirable l.caty Apply to e. Il. PAGE, t74 18th
street. Lsl2 per month"; je Il st.
FOR RENT-Two new three story BRICK
HOUSES, containing rooms each, and good
cellar, situated on street north between 9Th and
a Apply to %St
je IS st
FOR RENT-A three-siory and basement Brick
= DIV i-LiNi, with eight rooms and summer
Rent SiSper month. For further information apply
at BOZ street, between 9Th and 9TH. ic IS ST.
rOR SASLE Z; The Good Will and Fixtures of a
on account 81 the person wanting to leave the city,
OF l 1hsr INFORMATION apply at 23- street, be-
tween 18TH am l4th sts jeIsSt'
FOE RENT1A very desirable BRICK Dwell
ginia avenue and eth street, containing a rooms,
70 Punctual tenant the rent will be made low
apPGiA SsfLF to TS F. Cas-
and Mary land avenue. je loft
FOR PENTHOUSE No. 40, north side of
= masSachpsetts ayerue, near 18th street, conta in
Ing rooms, besides bathrooms: marble mantals and
gas chandelier IN the pIrlor: mar top stationary
WashsIandS In chambers; cls tern in the yard and
1Tce pump ~ the Kitchen, Key next door east at
.-ILI.b1 ihhhfR :. je 10
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
"A BRICK HOUSE, pleasantly located on X
Street, between 18th and 1ith SIS opposite Franklin
square with pump of delightful water in the ward
\ more delightful summer residence not Ia La had
IN the city; To a good tenant the rent will he made
low. Apply at No. Il r street north, between jth
and 9Th sts. 10 OFF
FOR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS in
l. Ueorgetown, pleasantly situated on West St,
IN the midst oil an agreeable and polished society
and CONVENIENT to the hest sch"nls and churches. A
sum OF money will be taken which will give To the
purchaser IN rents, 10 per cent. Terms: One fourth
rest half yearly. Mr.. r. NJ Hanson, Agent "f Fire
Insurance Company, nth street, will designate the
property more particularly.
r.. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mar ~ eou Alexandria, Va.
EOR SALT offer for sale n valuable FARM
L In LOudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal
Terms, containing 2621a acres will exchange il
for improved city property. This property is stu-
at.d "a one Of the most improved and highly cult
waited parts of the county Convenient TO the canal
and railroad. BENJ p SMITH
JeS u City Hall.
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MARAvILLA. MAR.yIILAt
MARAvILLAW
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DIHirRf:
Curing Badness:
ReiisrMg Sick HsndHrbe:
PTereHtiHg the Hair from FnIIJgg ONT
and PRODUCING Curtis.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the PropTetnrs. Price ~ cents
CHARLES ERNEST Co, % Maiden Lane N Y
" IL will accomplish all that is claimed for IT. and
no one need fear or mourn the loss of hair If they
Will use your Maravilla."
Je 3-3m J. Nj. BRADsTREET, 81 Broadway, ~ y
MES's DRESS SUITS,
xo., Men, Business Srits,
Youths' B.,ir.,, SHIFTS.
CHLDRKN's DRESS SUITS,
CIiLfrsr's School Sy;t,
NOAH WALKER Il Co, Marble Hall Cl0tbIny
store, Browns Hotel Building would respectiuily
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Clothing is now ready for inspection IL
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlenen's and
Ouths Clothing of the newe. and richest desig ms
IN material, trimming, and workmanship,
To those who study excellence with economy in
lashIonabe articles Of dress, opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stock
duced prices. An 2a,Ir
- w EDDING CAKES, very pretty and very oheap Ice
rLeam and w alter lees at 8 81 per FaIlOn Al the
faliaieiphia Confectionery, corner 18th and F SITS
je Him ~
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers
IMPROVED FARM ON THE BIADENS-
Il BURG koADAT PUBLIC AUCTIoS-On wEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON. 18th instant, at O'clock \
W u sell, on the premises, an improved Fam of Us
acres, pleasantly situated on the old road TO Ria
densburg, and only niles from Washington
chasers. ~ W SUM- P"'-
Terms liberal and made known At sale.
JNO. .. CLARK
le8 WALL K BARNARD. Aucts
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ITALIAN WIDOWS AND ORrHANs-We learn
that during the coming week the Italian Society
Of Washington, under their president, NJ GagIi-
ardl, propose giving a concert al the Theatre the
proceeds of which they design rcmitting to their
native country, to be appropriated to the support
OF those made widows and orphans by the war
Mr.. taruSi has given them free use If the Theatre
for this purpose. and they will doubtless raise a
considerable sum for the above named object
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4; GREEN, Apctieneer;

MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Oft writ of III
W fscias issued from the Clerks office OF the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia for the ooun
ty of Washington and to me directed, will expose
to public sale for cash. in front of the Court House
door of said county ,on WEDNESDAY the 18th day
of June inst, 1852 at ~ o'clock M, the following de-
scribed property, to wit: All defendants right title
claim and interest In and to Lots Nos 8, 4, and 5.
in Square west of Square No. 695, in the city of
Washington, ID. C., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of James g. CoOmbs, and viii, lie
gold To satisfy Judicials No. 81, to May term I859
in favor OF Thomas III. Hayden.
w. SEI.DEN, Marshal
Je6ts for the District Of Columbia
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TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
ULOOK TO Your INTEREST u

DrLOOK TO YOUR INTEREST-m
BY Purchasing your Wood of
IL a. PAY NTER, at the Red sim. at the new
office. c9rner of 9TH and Canal streets, opposite
, y You will not only he sure of full inca sure
hut you Will get your Wood Sawed i'm 2 g. or 4
pieces ! and Split 4 Il any size desired
f,a9 r tb cents per cord cheaper than 1T is sold
IL His Wood Is of the Best Quality,l ~
H. He has the biggest Carts and Boxos.t -,
H. The biggest Pine Knot Split for
n Al ,.,;.,, kindling WOODY III
IL All delivered Free OF Charged Irr
II NOTICE. III Ifthe above does not show how
to get IL Rich III it shows where to get Your
10 Moneys Worth. III
Now please call al the above , nIce Il land try
I'll You WI get quarter Of cora of the best
for 81; pieces for 81 rs; pieces * or The e
8 l62; or tine best Hickory, pieces : 81: pieces
IS; pieces S. All other parts of a cord at same
Orders left at s; W. X; Handy's,, opposite viii
or at Pages wharf at the foot of 18th promptly at
Tended TO- Once removed To the nOi tn side of the
bridge corner OF 9TH and Canal streets. The money
70 accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
ie u A.PAYNTER. ut Pages Wharf.
ID CHALLIE DE LAINS.
have on hand pretty assortment in LA DIES,
DHESS GOODS; which will now sell at prime
Fine Organize Lawns,
Barge Robes,
Pain ColOre Bareges,
Fine Printed JacOnets,
81 pieces Printed Lawns at 10 cts per ward,
81 pieces better quality At I21. cts
ie l4-3t A. l.. NEWTON. No. 521 18th ST.
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NARSHAL'S : ALE.-In virtue Of a writ of6erI
Nl laclas ISSUED from the Clerks office of the Cir
cut Court Of the ID strict Columbia for the comfy
oil W ashngton aud To ne directed. | will expose 10
PuhIlc sale, for cash. in front Of the auction room
ol Edward ); Wright. on Bridge street Iieorge
Town, on SATl RDAN the 18th day of June, inst
commencing at q O'Clock n. M, tho following goods
anu chattels, To wit, viz Carts and top RngrY
selZed and levied upon the goods and cattels Of
WIN. Hoffman. garnishee of J. q. MYERS Lewis
Jones, aud II. Willis Pratt and will lie sold Ia sat
lsiy JndcIais No ~, to Octnher torn. 1851 in favor
vi A; T.. pnu'l Co. w. SELDEN, Marshal
Ie li-ts for the District of C'oinmhia
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- W CATHOLICS FRIEND SocJ,,y .,
''"h' announce tha; their annual pic-uic
5sv A, ,h Springs, Will come oil Ion Wedpe.'
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LlME-LIME-LIME!
WAY Always be had, in quantities to suit. the
best gnaiIty of fresh Wood burnt LIME CT
MENT. PLASTER and HAIR, at WASHINGTON
Lime kiIns, No. ,between upper and lower bridges
have, by the request of my customers residing in
the lower part OF the city and for the country trade
estah shed depot at tho foot of 9TH street and tho
Caua, where may always he found on la md the hest
Hair and White Sand
Orders received and punctually attended to-
Je B-lm w. III. Cooley.
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'"h OAAI"Rio--fhe FIRST rehearsal ~ ,b.
s-';''S IA Inc Orat"rio Of the Creation win, a.
orchestra look place at the Church of II AIorsis
, III nl"iH'hy al 10 oc!ock. There was fuIi :,
NAM M a., ''e a'Iice came on in good styI.
manner and the solo parts all arrep,,hI',
40 NOR rri"drsLls vi Tia the 0rcbeS,,, Iii
" ,io'e the Concert by which time anv Iit;i
ton Of lly Of tie paris viii isvs ia a.e rTndl-
t,s -,eo The public may confidently icy, &c,
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BY J. c. Mcguire Il CO., Austinncers
PARLIAMENT SALE OF HAY-Op
~ THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th. AT
House, we shall sell about
81 large stacks excellent Hay, TO be removed within
Terms cash in specie.
BY order Of the Commx'r of Public Buildings
Je l3-d j. e. Mcguire q CO, ATcts
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BY c. w, ROTEIER. ADctionoor

BY Z. W. BOTELER, AuctiOneer.
SALE OF A PAIR OF HORSES, CALASU
- HARNESS, &c, AT AUCTION. BY ORDER op TUE
ORPHANS CoURT On THURSDAY MORNING.
June 10Th, az II o'clock, ! shall sell. IN front of my
store ilron Hall, by order Of the Orphans Court
the foowIng named property, belong ng a. the ss'
superior pair Of match Gray Horses. the rayest
ana most snowy pair Of horses in the city,
eIesant Ga!3sh nearly new, built by Brewster, Of
New Work, '' VI
SCI oil silver mnuntrd Double Harness, &c.
Terms. One thIrd cash the residua on a c-aJ,,
nl and months. for approved endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
W yVEpp .I.,.,.
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A NALOSTAN RETREAT
"A JACOB POWERS Il CO., PRoPRIErORs.
This Summer Retreat offers To the public the most
desirable resort near the District beir z A
only minutes walk or ride from Wash YEM9
The pr9pTlet0rs have erected a spacious PaviIIon
hi 10y 81 feet dining. DRESSING dancing and refresh
ment rooms, which are surrounded by beauti lul
Parties Visiting this retreat can. at ali tunes he
furnished with every facility for BaIhng, Fishing.
Boating. 1uot Pitching, &c. ard the Bar and
LaIieI VIII az Al times be found supplied with ev
"A GOOD whaT1 Is now being erected opposite to
Espy Shlp ard, for the accommodation OF visitors
from WashIngtOn and Boats will at ali times he
found TO convey visitors to and from the Retreat
Tree 81 charge except whenitis occupied by pic mics
Clubs and other parties who wish the exclusive
night 81 the grounds can make satisfactory arrange
nents by calling on u . Projectors.
i ha best police arrans ements will be enforced
jc li-3t
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t'pR RENT-At three story and basement Brick
l. DIV Ei.LING, with eight rooms and summer
kltchen-NO 900 lcth street, between |. and NJ
Kent 10 per month. For further information appIy
at 302 street, between 9Th and 7th 10 IL n
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
- TERNOON, June i7th, at a. o'cICct a. tbe
AucIion Rooms, we shall sell, in sums to suit
$500 corporation of Alexandria Stock
sou Bank ofihe Old Dominion.
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The Dusr-Much complaint having been made
by those interested in the dustquestiOn along Penn
siivanla avenue, because Of the apparent failure
al MI Reese to keep it down according to agree
Hent with them, Mr. Reese states that every exer
ZION IS being made by them to place the hydrants
Ia condition io enable him Ia pr form his agree
Wcnt with them The old fire plugs having been
10 use Tor number ~ years have become weak
ana Tue force OF the watrr supplied To them from
tae Potomac Natef Works are continually burst
Ia and destroying them. Also, the Commits
,."aer Of Public Buildings is unable by reason of
'i" small appropriation made by Congress at its
lis. session inr necessary repairs on Pennsylvania
aEth"'- (oniy Sl.UO,) To do much towards re-
/. =" M th's- old me plugs by new hydrant plugs
:" ""vla'e THIS diifcClty. Mr.. Reese is endeavor-
interior works, which TIE is introd,Ciny Mt al
W. ~" 'i>;n- and IA few da;-S will doubtless
~ prepared To continue the SprinkIinn 80 srdsntIy
desired by thcS. interested '
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BY }. {. Mcguire & CO, Auctoneers
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT At
v rERLIC AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTER
N0''N; June 2lst,'at o'clock on the premises we
sha! sell Lot G., I'm Gushing subdivision of So1are
No. SAL fronting Is feet on north l. street between
lt9 and nth streets west running back l2n feet 10 a
This Is a beautiful site for a private residence
haVlng high and commanding prospect, with a
bic. i'''o iN"iePu'@
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in s, I2 and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-15

SANFoRD's LIVER INvI6oRAroR.-If all our road
ers no are troubled with liver complaint jaundice
or dyspepsia. should get bottle, we should not see
50 many sIckly half dead, despaiIng people az now
meet our gaze AT almost every corner for there
never was remedy of which so much is SAID and
that performs 20 nearly what ITS propretors say IL
Will do: IL came to us HE hly recommended that
We could not fail To- try n, and trial has convinced
US without doubt that 1t is the beet family medi
cine IN Use. We tSke IL for Headache, Snnf Stnm-
ach, righteousness. AMI any of the little bodily Ills that
are common, and does produce pleasant sta Re of
itCliuS tC the SICK aud hat is hotter alter using n
few times, these little ills grow less and less and
there IL prospect of being entirely free from them
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