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By A, GREEN, Aucponeer

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE-On WE'D
,NE>DAi, the 9th instant, shall eel, In front
oil the premises. at O'Clock p m, two of the most
statue They are parts of origIns Lots Nos. rs and
IL, In Square No 10, oning each twenty six feet
one mon 20 1art InchD 90 the snuth side Of Penn
syivanIa avenue, opposite the six buildings, with
an ave. age depth of 100 feet inches and eli feet
lUches, respectively, and running back TO a thirty
ieet paved alley, 18th It's outlet directly the rea
Terms; One fourth cash; balance In 6, Il, ana ls
months. Deeds eIven and deeds Of trust taken,
each at the cost Of the purchaser. Title indispu
JeA Std A. GREEN. tuct.
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The japanese Embassy

PHILADELPHIA, June I3.-The principal mem
6ers OF the japanese Embassy. escorted by the
Naval Commission and committee Of the Coun-
cils visited the United States Mint this Inornip-
and inspected the vsriOas processes OF refining
end coming. fhev expressed themselves much
gra'ihed and especially delighted with the beau
utul machinery for CO ming At 10 O'Clock % =
officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps paid a for
NAL visit % the EmbasfY al the Continental
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The Massachusetts L.si,I,,u,.

BosToN, June l3-The special session Of the
legislature adjourned about ten O'Clock this mora
ing. Two bills were adopted relative TO the
cattle disease increasing the State Commission To-
I'VE members, providing for a scientific invest
CATION; giving power 20 town authorities 70 kill
or isolate cattle, and axe other regulations for
the treatment and sKtrpstion Of the disease, and
approPristing SlOOOO for the purpose. Resolu-
tons endorsing Mr.. Summers recent speech
were adopted after long debate. SO 70 a.
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Burglary and Probable Murder

HAMILTON, e. w, June l3.-Four burglar.
entered the store of Joseph Henry6 Co. jewelerr
on James street. at one O'Clock this morning Mr
Henry being s,ill up. proceeded 20 ascertain the
cause Of the noise, and was sta bbed several times
His wife and son, coming TO his assistance, Were
also stabbed, but managed 20 hold one Of the bur
glars TIL the police arrived. The rest escaped
Mr.. Henry is In precautions state. The prisoner
name is Brown, and he is supposed TO be from
Seneca Falls. New York.
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To CoTsUMPTIyEs.

Llne+u'S God Ltrtr OIL Je!ly,
This great speoIhc for Consumption is fast SUPER
cedlng all others in Its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tukercular diseases PREPARED upon
high y scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed Of the nauseous taste OF the plain article
is received into the stomach in its jellifad FORM
without masticatlon, and is gradually dissolved
and dlgested passing into the small Intestlnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutrlolOus properties, and thus assisting aud sus-
talt Ing mature IN overcoming the disease Ap-
proved By the New York Academy OF Medicine,
and rec mmended by the faculty everywhere, this
preparation is confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumption and al ScrofulOus affections
Sold by Charles StOtt, WASHINGTON, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. PrIoe 81 per bottle
PENFoLD, PARKER MOWER,
No. Is Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-3m Wholesale Agents.
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U. 5. Marshal for the District Of Coiumbi,
lie Is dts

MARSHAL SSALE.-In virtue Of writ of & sri
w facas issued from the Clerks ofoe of the Cir
QUIT Court of 'hs District of Columbia, Tor the
county of Washington, and to me directed. will
expose TO public si, for cash in front of the court
IF JSy 3i sfT s, ~ on cncS ~ Inc Sta
described property, to wit: All defendants right,
u'l-, clan and interest in ana to Lot No 5, in
square No. So, in the city of Washington. d.. g..
together with all and sinEu the impro vements
thereon, seized and Levied upon as the property Of
Ice. g Nicholas, ard will be sold to satisfy Judl
eIas Nc. u.s. 70 Mag term ls60, in favor OF A. and
r. A. Richards. w SELDEN,
q; s. Marshal for the District OF Columbia
lie Is dts
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Alexandria Markets.

ALEXANDRIA, June IL -Flour-Family IS .SOa
g. IS; extra S5 75s6 II; super IS .5Oa5 IS Wheat
white. far 70 good, Al. t3sSl as red 81 ga
81 A.. COrn-white 6Sa72c.: yellow 7Oa72c. RYE
s0aS3c. Oats Scai6c. Corn Meal 15a7sc per
bushel. Seeds-Timothy So 5OaS3 50; Clover SSa
80 50; FlaXseed 81 IS. Provisions-Butter
roll, loa2oc Bacon lOc.; Pork s7a7 so; LAID
lOaI2c w hisky 14a3lc
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The BISON OF DISTRACTION u the fatality among
our young and middle aged TO indulge IN excess and
debaSlnE habits. Those who are yearnIng for some
influence 10 dIspeI the growing evil, should read
HHHaH FTG 'i'y, or Physiological ReyeIycheS." II
delBeatsS IA rIrtd CctOTS tOT 10 a. beautifully HAS
tTatedl the causes and effects of local AID vital dis
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure SAFETY
rrLUe-read the adveTtIseHe of "7Tt.seDIaT" in
another column. Sold By Dr. Barrow 1914 Bleecher
street, y. Y. Price IS cents. Sent free every
where.
Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, jr, Washington,
ID. G.. ma 7-lm
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NEWARK, June 13-Two girls, named Gallagher
and Dillon, aged nine and thirteen years were
run over by the O'Clock train from New York
this morning al East Newark. Dillon was In
staHtly killed; Gallagher is still lingering
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DIED,

On the morning of the lsth instant, at So O'Clock
RTHA JANE, i1fant daughter of the late
days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her tather, No. 800 street, between 18th aGd l4th
TINS afternoon, at sd o'clock. The fr nds OF the
family are invited to attend
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of d.; Humphreys a Co.'s specific No.
meoPathic Remedies put up expressly for family
IN eases, containing % yials, from S4 to IS
each, with book Of full directions. For sale BY
IA. IL. GiIman, $40 Pa. avenue. wholesale and
retail agent; w: A FItz gerald, 1858 north street
Also by +. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Nermott avenue. Also, POHTS Extract OF WitcI
HassI, for internal and external infammatons of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Iy
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BaItiIncre Alarkets.

BALTIMORE, June l4.-flour closed quiet and
steady. Wheat CLOSED steady; red 81 3Oal 36;
white SI.5OaI 60. Corn is active and buoyant;
yellow 7ia74c white 7la77c Provisions closed
firm; mess pork SIS so; rump S1i. Lard 12aI3c
Whisky is steady
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Finckel, Mr.
John X. CARPENTER, to Miss SARAH A.
JOHNSON, all OF this city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. DR.. Butler, JOHN
WILSON, Esq y to Miss MARY BELL, both of
this city.
In Wa hington, on the 18Th irst by Rev. Father
White, of St. Matthew's Church, Miss SUSAN
CECILIA SHERt DON, Of Philadelphia to Mr.
w. /. DYER, OF GEORGETOWN. ID. e
tPhIla1elphia pa pers copy
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&c IS-dR2j

MARSHAL'S SALE-ln virtue OF two wits of
lNE heTi iacas, issu ID from the Clerks eff oe of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for
tn county of Washington. and To me directed,
will expose 10 pubic sale, for cash, in OF OF Lhe
court house door OF said count, Ga MON DAY,
the 9Th day Of July NEXT. 1860 at u o'cOck m. the
following property, to Wit: All defendants night,
title, claim aud interest IN and to Lot No. /. Ia
square no: els, In the CITY OF Washington, ID c.,
together vii n all and sInsu the ImproV EN- ants
thereon, seized and levied upon the property of
Andrew RUthwell, and will be sold To satisfV Ju-
6Icia s Nos "a and 2l5, 10 October term 1859 IN
favor Of Phelps Klngmsn.
w. SELDEN,
u. ;. Marshal for the District of Columbia
Ia
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AaNu Vail 11nrLaaa

Nav YORK, June Is Flour is heavy; State
S5a5 10; Ohio - e0a5 20; Southern Is 7oa6 06 /.
Wheat is heavy. Corn is lower; xed 65a66c-;
Pork is dull; mess s17.75alS 81 Lard is frm az
IL EaIl&c. Whisky is better at PC.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY j e MCGUIRE Il ~. Auouoneers
HORSE For SALE Ar AUCGION-O
IL SATURDAY MORNING, June 18TH. at 10
O'Clock, In iroEt OF the Auction Rooms, re shs
A handsome dun Mare, about fourteen hands
mig very stylish, klEd and gentle, and superior
sa de hOrse for .adles.
ALso-A h2e young bay Mare, about SIX year 9
oid, Kind and gentle, and trots fast single har-
ness.
Terms cash
10 I'D J. e. MEG UIRE & co Auots
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Financial.

NEw YORK, June II Stocks opened dull and
irregugar. but closed hrmer; Chicago and Rock
Island O. I; Ill Central shares 6lA; Michigan
Southern 2IE; New York Central SIS; PENN.
Coal Co. 70; Reading 6E; Mil. & Miss. POS:
Va. 6's 93I; Mo 6's sax.
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LOG AL NEW 8 H..

II T.c-gA TEE STAR Is pri.fsd on ~. fa.tsss
s's5 rr''' n Ss' '0SsA Of BalsirlOrs, ats .di;ios
" 50 o-gs as to r,fxsrs IL 10 BE- put TO press a. an
carly Ael"i Ad--fissmssfs, th~.fo-s, skould B,
sr-f - bgors Tvsl-s o'clock, "; ofksrvi,. fAsy
-&s act srpsar xzfI fAs asxf day.
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
From Ex-Alderman PERkINs.


. BOSTON, FEB. 3, 1853.
DR. :. w. FQwLE-Dear Sir For several days
had been suffering from the effects of severe
cold, aeco1 panied by avery sore throat and sick
business. | had taken but small portion of sim
gle bottle Of this Balsam, when 4 sxserienced i'm
mediate relief My cough was brok a up at or &c,
and my lnngs entirely relieved from the pressure
which hal become 50 painful. | attribute this en-
tifely 10 the good effects Of your Wild Cherry. as
took no other medicine whatever. cordially rec
ommend 1t to all my friends. Respectfully ,ours,
None genuine unless signed /. Butts on the WRAP
per.
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle Co.. Boston. and for
sale by II. ID. Gilman, y. c. Ford, jr 8 ri Wnite
@. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash
ington; and By dealers every where, je I3-Iwr
LIONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
ExtermInates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison .
LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death TO Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere. az s-Sm
PIsNIBs,-Persons desiring Pennies viii always
ind them for sxohsnge Ut the Star Once counter.
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Mas. WINsLow, an e1perJenoed nurs., ma fsr,,I,

MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
phJslclan, has SoOthiAg Syrap (oT ChtLden Ttefh-
1Rg, which great facilitates the process fteelhlug
by softenlng the gums, reducing al Inhamma:iOn-
Will aiaJ al pain, and Is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, II VIII give rest
TO yourselves and relief and health 10 your N ants
snCtner Column. &C ll-ly
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
AREsoIurros in relation to Aoueduct street

AhEsoLuTIoN in relation to Aqueduct street
Resoired By the Board Of Aldermen aud Board Of
common Council! of the Corporation Of Georgetotrn
That the Surveyor be- and he is hereby author
Zed to contract for the delivery Of earth in Aque-
duct street. as he may direct at the rate Of II cents
per cubic yard
RsSo!rsd further, That the sum Of fifty dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary be and
the same is hereby Appropriated and the CLERK Is
hereby authorized to pay the same to the order of
T.. L. ID. Myers for the aforementioned purnose
and the same be charged to the improvement OF
Aqueouc' street. Improved May 10, 1869.
A RESOLUTION in favor of Jenkin Thomas
ReSotued by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common C0"Het! Of the Cooperation Of Gsorgstotcn,
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized TO
pay to the order of Jenkin Thomas nine dollars
and fifty cents for his bill for harness to Iith Oc-
tooer, Ioo9' tAPProved May 10, 1850.
RESOLUTION for pur poses therein named
RsSotred BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of GsOrgstotp1
Ihat the Committee of this Corporation having in
charge It's Interests before Congress, be and they
are hereby instructed TO invite the District Com.
mittees Of the two Houses of Congress land su ch
citizens Of the town as they may select) to an ex
animation OF our haroor In reference to the chan
mel and a Railroad bridge, a TO connect the
North and South by continuous Railroad
Ind be II further TeSotred, That the expenses Of
such examination, not exceeding one hundred
and fifty dollars, be paid by the Clerk out of the
General Fund. Improved May 10, leo.
RESOLUTION instructing the Committee ap-
pointed to represent the Town before Congress
Resolved by the Board of ALDERMEN aud Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GsorgetotcE
L hat the Committee appointed to represent the
interests Of the town before Congress be and they
are hereby instructed to endeavor to have the
charter of the town so amended by Congress that
the mode of collecting taxes on real estate shall
be the same as that provided in the charter of the
city of Washington
Ahd DC at further reSoIred, That said comm ttee
are further instructed to urge upon ConUress a
speedy appropriation for the com pletion Of the
Washington Aqueduct, and in connection there
with an appropriation for the strengthening grad
ing, and paving of the street leading from the
Tubular Bridge over Rock Creek TO Bridge
street in Georgetown; and that the said Commit
tee are hereby further authorized to propose a
grant by this Corporation to the United States Of
the same use and jurisdiction of, and over said
street. which they now have over streets and ave
nues IN Washington. approved May 10, 1850.
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Meyers MIRACULOUS VFRMlN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for ie1termin
Ing Rsts and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Al
Mosquitoes. Fleas, Moths, Gram Worms and g
den Insects.
UTPuneipal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold Ivy all Druggists everywhere. ma 8-9u
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BARRY's TRIcOPHERous
is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tlfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar I2-sm
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pUBLlC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
l. IN ALsxANrRIA COUNTY, VAS MILES FROM
1850, AT Il clock. Ia trout of the Mayors ufae il
the CITY 81 Alexandria, will sell at pubic action,
Hardin died seIzet. fhis and is his hly Improved;
the location Is perfectly hea thS and AccessIDs 20
tle three mark Is of oeorgetuwn, Washington d
Al 5KaDdrla, beng miles fro'a the Ia ter city hy
railroad, winch pa sses through the r-opPrfy. The
buildings are substantial and in good order II will
be sod IN one tract or divided laIcss to suIt
purchasers.
FERNS: One tenth cash; balance st G. Il, Is and
Il months, Sltn Interest
J. LOUIS KINZER,
IS-df22i INnr,ar,ni..il,r.ar
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HEALTH AND LONG LIFE Many elderly persons
OF both sexes who feel that they need something to
reinforce their debtated systems afraid 10 re-
sort TO ordinary stlmulants because th.V know the
temporary excitement they produce is followed hy
terrible Prostratlon Precisely what they require rs
supplied IN HoStetteTS Stomach Buffers This great
restorative e1mblnes the tonic elements [ ey need
and Its operation is not momentarily but permanent
The strength II Imparts remains and increases day
by daT II the Btters As taken regularly in conform
" with the directions on the bottle. That health
may recovered and life prolonged by It's s, there
Is no manner OF doubt. We commend il TO ali W no
suffer from Dyspepsia, DlarrhPa, by sentsr, grnrI-
advanced age. 'r
GGr sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywhere. je Is cost
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90 NEW BOOKS o.
q 4 OInst recaivch at 0fE tIenn arnnna - A

90 NEW BOOKS D@n
a OJust received at AIS Penn. avenue = 20
batween 18th and 18th ST Gets:
III FeureldIs, 10y the author of the Lampli Ihtcr,
The LIttl Beauty, by Mrs. Grey vol. limo, 626
pages,
The Mill onthe Floss, by the author of Adam Bede
Marble Faun, 2 vols limo
New volume by Dickens, Short Stories, cloth.
Dickens Short Stories, paper,
Dlckens' rale OF Two Cities, paper,
Dickens New Years Stories, paper,
Dieke, s Holiday stories, paper,
Al OF Charies Levers Novels. paper,
All of q. w. NJ. Reynolds Novels psper,
Thackeray in 9th aud paper,
1ngraham's new book, 4 hfone of David and Pillar
ofFire. 49,.
For sale at .-.- 80. BEN. F. FRENCH'S
je i3T Cheap Bookstore, 27S Pa av.
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AUCTION SALES.
a For other AUetisn Sales, see frst pasge,
BIZ A. GREEN, Auction,

Er For Other A~etisH Sales, see first page.
BIZ A. GREEN, Auotionser.
IDEAS AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION.-Ou
Il SATURDAY, the Is h inst at 10 O'Clock q. m :
a. my an top It re. let offresh Teas and LlquOrs
half chests Oolonr souchons,
iS ssYss s shss!s SGnPOsdeI Pounds each,
sfsrf chefs b! sf isi' sOuOhons,
barrels q Old Rys Whisky. fne,
q credit Of 50 and 81 days. for APPROVED endorsed
ie I'D 4 GREEN. Auo,
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctroneers
DlANO, HOUSEHOLD ANDKITCHEN Fra
MTuRE, &c AT AUcTTON,-On SArUROAf
m0hNING, 10Th INST al 10 O'Clock, we will sell.
do Of T Ul yne A5ggSn ssners .soTt
o. o; ia r. dec lning houseksePing comprising
Piano Forte, Mshogsny Sofa; Chairs,
Ghamber Sets, Wash stands, Bedstssds.
Han and Shqck Mattresses,
Curtains and Shades, Carpet, Oilcloth
ami So Mating. Stoves, Kitchen Utnsils,
C5ocketJ AND Glass Ware, &c, &c.
ie lad WALL & BARNARD, Auot..
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. AuctIoneers.
FURNITURE AND HOuSEHOI EFFECTS
AT PUBLIC SALE.-Un MONDAY NOR NING.
b. williss, No 81 = street, between oh and Ic1h
streets, we sal sell the furniture and household
MahOgary Case six octave Piano Forte,
"aInut HAIR spring scat Sofa, ecker, and Faror
Walnut Center Table, Piano Stool,
OAK Arm Chslrs, Cane seat Chars,
Carpet, Oil Cloth, and Mating,
Mahogany Frames, Classes Clock
r +, and Cottage Z. dstsads, Bureaus,
W asnstands, IOuet Sets. Shades,
Feather Bed, Boosters, and Pillows. Mattresses.
C1 KING Stove and fixtures Kitchen Uteuslls.
AN edit of6 add 20 days, for satisfactorily en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest.
ne House is Tor rent; 10 contains SIX rooms,
with passage. side alley, and garden. Inquire OF
the auctiOneeT. -
lie l4-d I, G. NcGTTIRE& IN Auot.
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A RUNAWAY Yesterday afternoon, horse
attached to light wagon runaway and in his
track on Pennsylvania avenue ran among a number
OF horses opposite the door Of Geo. Parker Co 8
store, damaging valuable mule belonging to
that hrin, and horse belonging TO a gentleman
who was there at the time
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THE STEWART HOLLAND CLUs announce thei,
hrst grand picnic at Arlington Springs on Thurs
day, the 18th inst. Keep look out for partc-
ulars in future advertisement
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The Young CATHOLICS; FRIEND SOCIETY pro-
pose to give their annual picnic at Arlington
springs on Monday, the 18th inst. For partic-
u!drS see advertisement
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l2-d J. c. MEG UIRE & CO, Auots
WILL RE AnnEn

WILL BE ADDED
a hne sOrrell buggy and harness Horse
One nearly new sIugle Rockaway
Two sets single Harness, Sa,dd es and Brides
One Express Wagon.
jel3 d j. c. Mcguire & CO. Auots-
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PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINArIoN.-Tbe Junior
Department Of Primary No. ,, First District. in
charge OF Miss Artemesia Hail. was examined
yesterday afternoon by Col. Randolph and Dr
ironsides, Trustees of that district Nearly all the
pupils on the roll. about sixty, were present Tue
school appeared In excellent Organ zat on thong h
the III health OF the teacher, who, indeed was
confined TO her room yesterday, naturally led US
70 peer some deficiencies. On the contrary, the
pupils exhibited excellent and biybIv indic}c ans
training With school composed Of the very
youngest, Miss Hall has rivalled successfully MANY
E VINO nave had more favorable materials. SD.
begins at the begiDning-an example which
might be initiated with great advantage by some
OF our schools, both public and private The
reading, spelling and elementary arithmetic were
unusually good. The examining Trustee, Col
Randolph, PropouRded number of Guesti ons
quite beyond the capacity Of a merely infant
schooI, such as this, TO answer correctly though
ne ~as answered in general with quite creditabIe
Intelligence In remarks TO the school at the close
the examiners expressed their decided approval of
the condition of the school and the success of the
teacher.
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End them for sIoksnEs q tie Star 0fcs counter.
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By J: c. McGIIRE CO, Auctioneers
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FAMILY
- =, GROCERY STORE AT PUEBLO AUcTIO5-On
TUESDAY MORNING, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock.
at the Family Grocery Store Of ID. II; Voss, Ess..
corner OF PenGsy vanla avenue aud Tenth atI.et
We shall sell al his stock IN trade and store Ak
lures, cor prIsGg-
Barrels Of Brown Crushed. and Pulverized Sugars,
Sacks of Java and Rio Coffee greer ard Toe ed
im2srlal, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and B sCk
Teas.
10 boxes Sperm Candles, Bates's Adamantlne and
TRl!ow Candies.
Spices, Yeast Powders, Soaps Of VARIOUS kinds,
ludlgO, Fig blue, Starch, Soda,
Lard, SaIdlues, Capers, Pickles, CordIals,
Superior Brandy, Whisky, Gin, Rum, ana Wines
. IN wood and lass,
g % Cigars Of various brands and qualities
Nests of Tubs. Spice boxes, Ruokois, Wash-
beads, Rolling Pms, Ropes, Brushes, BrUoms
Mats, &c,
Counters, Shelving, Weights and Measures.
WIider's Fire proof safe, Platform Sca'es,
New EIprt IS Wagon and HarEefs. Desks,
Glass Cigar Case, TIN CadaIes, sc.
The Fixtures, License. & will be cold private
y on easy terms 10 any one desITOus OF cOntInu ng
the OrOceTy business in the store.
Terms: $50 aud under cash; over that sum
credit of 80 g. and 81 days, for satisfactorily en-
dOIsed notes, bearing interest.
ITCatl OEueG will be ready on the day of sale
le u J. T.. MCGUIRE g. CO. Auctg
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-14

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