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IL Three- hundred thousand acres of land ON
,h sandwich Islands, being one-iwelfth Of
we WLoie area Of tee Kingdom, were sold re-
my III. Ior sSlOo The tract contains half dozen
80. nzea volcanoes, four or Eve large sheen
,onah anu an immense quantity Of pufu in the
t ,S me purchaser has been dubbcd .,ncs
,ts ale the Duke Of Kahuka, which "a
'hs nshe OF ,he land In question . > "A''N -
III he Louisville Ia.,,.I
ns tsna aq Tom M MAJ the
ffomn.,dsd osaS inks that IL bis Autograph
IS 70 temperance pledges would be a very
GCThe- New York Journal ~ co,,
thinks that IL the common couneft IA SSesaesce
forehand that the late Assteors were %
woeid Asve appointed committee OF fe3s nt,nn5'
III In bis speech ut Charlottesvtl,e 49, (
Mason denied ehareeth be called the n..,a..,
democracy the "iepfous depocrscY . . 3 p
> nJfThe grsatsf ,Fnt or men live bv f.sssa 4
rIfeIf. "A sHah npmber of ina via ~
ie I'd the whole human race. Hfss 'ssdi'ofs'f''1e
=. u The Empress Eugenis is--s Yes. "a
nay ssy, md Louis feels delighted and solicitous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

IL Hon. A. b. Longstreet, Of Georgia, has
addressed letter to the British public through
the London Morning Chronicle, regarding the
afront offered Mr.. Dallas In the Statistical Con-
gress which recently met in London. 1t is most
dignif.d and at the same time severe criticism
upon the conduct, not Of Lord Brougham solely,
but also Of the Congress which applauded him
for bis ill-timed levity or illtimed fling, which
ever way his lordshiP may have intended his al
lusion to the presence Of the negro in the Con-
0ress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

ONE OF THE RAvEL TROUPE IN TRouBLE.-At
tie jefferson Market Police Court, in New York
on Monday. appeared Signor Julian Martfnetti.
leading acrobat Of the Ravel Troupe who was ar
rested on Saturday, at the suit of his wife on a
charge Of abandonment. The husband produced
certified copy Of the record of an Indiana Court.
showing that he had been regularly voreed from
both parties and their trustee and proved that HI
wife had received under IL the sum OF S3 OO0 and
an annual allowance of $500 which had bee r.y.
nisry PAID Tor the support Of the CHI ldren left In
the defendant discharged =. A"'i
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RaPsouaI.

Mr. Cough, the temperance advocate. Is
among the passengers by the Arabia
-. Jessie White Mario, of Mazzipian notori
ETY., mentioned as being at Palermo engaged
in the superintendence Of the hospitals a Ia Flor
tnce Nightingale.
with keen blue eye, as bright aud piercin0 .s
an eagles His grfp 10 vice-like in its firmness
and altogether he looks as the Roman might who
knows no fear
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF AN EDrroR's DAUsHTKR
Supposed Outrage aad Mrdey "A correspon-
dent Of the Utica IN. Y } Herald writes. that the
village Of Mohawk has been thrown into e reat ex-
citement by the finding Of the dead body of a
young girl In the canal at that place. The cir-
;umstances, a. they appear on the Coroner's In
|1uest, are thus narrated: Abbey Kelley Bowe,
EDITOR of the Herkimer Journal, len Frankfort on
the night Of the 10th inst, for Hefkimer, on the
cars. Arriving at that place aboutsH, she there
100 sae o,t ~ tSs 70, RI,
house, which was the last seen Of her alive. At
about 1lx O'Clock her screams Were heard by
height living not far distant from the spot
where her body was found. She was also heard
by some boatmen who saw her struggling in the
wata, and went to her assistance. but too late to
save her. boat was obtained, and her body re-
Covered in about hours after her screams were
herd. 1t Is stated that the boatmen saw two
mn leaving the spot in their shirt sleeves soon
afer her screams were heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

IT"Vanity Fair, 10 improving with age.
as any thing in Punch,-before Punch grew
dismal. "John Bull'' 10 represented to be taking
nap, with the nightmare crawling all over him,
in the shape of "the Nephew Of his Uncle" and
act Of making a hostile demonstration on the old
gentleman, who with his legs crippled with ma
tional debt, which he cannot shake off, Is In very
oh Mace ......#... .-Hss
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A NOVEL WKAPoN.--The drivers Of two furni-
tire wagons in 81. Louis got into fight the other
dy, and one of them was evidently getting the
worst Of the battle, when he suddenly seized by
te tail a passing dog-small in size but remark
IDLY savage-and swinging the brute around his
lead, brought it in violent contact with the era
hum Of his antagonist. As might have been ex-
oected, the dog scratched and bit the poor fellow
terribly, causing him to beat a retreat, much to
the amusement of the spectators, who were de-
lighted with the novel mode Of warfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

CoSSEcrIcur.-lt is estimated that the popula-
ton Of Connecticut according to the census now
in progress, will be 475,OO0. In 1850 1t was
$40, 79l Showing an increase of p or 80 per cent
Probably no other New England State has in
creased in SO large ratio. The princ pal increase
is in the large towns and manufacturing villages,
and some OF the agricultural townships show
slight decline.
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MOVEMENTS OF SENATOR DOUGLAs-HIs GOING
SoUTH.-The Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, was ex-
pected to arrive In Baltimore this afternoon, at
O'Clock, and to be escorted by committee of sew
eral prominent gentlemen to the Gilmor House.
where a suit Of rooms had been engaged. He is
announced to address the citizens of that place in
Monument Square this afternoon. At S O'Clock, p.
m, he takes his departure for Norfolk, in the
steamer for that place.
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN

EONERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN
~ SANE, August p, 1865.
Bids are invited till "Wednesday, August 18th,
1850 to furnish and deliver upon the Ho ptal wharf
hive hundred tons, less, q 240 lbs. to the
ton,) of good, clean Anthracite Coal, "brokea'
size.
The difference in price between tckits ash and
gray ash should be stated and also the particular
name o. des snation by which the Coal IL may be
proposed to furnish is known in the market.
A horse and driver will be furnished by the Hos
Dtal and at Its pense, to hoist the Coal from
vessel, ana II Will be received and drawn away as
last as 1t Is delivered upon the WHAT but no IN On
the vessel.
The Coal will be weighed as it is delivered by a
sworn receiver, employed and paid by the Ho pi a. {.
and accounted for accordingly.
T.. III NICHOLS
du - eOlw Super Ia fent
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The yearly amount of rain which falls al
the roof of the Royal Palace at Berlin is Is inches
in depth The average annual fall Of rain at Paris
for ten years, from 1917 to 1927, was about u
inches. The western coast Of Great Britain,
France and Portugal, have an annual average OF
from 80 TO so inches Corinbra, in Portugal, hai
III inches. In Russia and Poland, the fall 10 Is
inches; at Ekatherinoslav, In the southern part OF
Russia, 1t is ID inches; and in Siberia still less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

IL DR.. Barnard, Of the Labrador eclipse expe-
dition, states that on the barren and inhosptable
coast of that country, which shows an almost en-
tire absence Of animal or vegetable life, the expe
ditionists were subjected to excessive annoyance
from mosquitoes, which abounded in that high
northern latitude to an extent and reached a size
unequalled in the broad morasses of the Missis-
kIppi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

IL The Boston Atlas says awe have seen
letter from Geo. F. Buckley, X. g. c. dated at
facturer Of arms in this State giving an order for
arms in large Quantities to be delivered at Malta
moras, opposite Brownsville, in Texas, by the LIST
Of October, 1850, and offering to pay for them In
cash on delivery at that place.
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THIS AFTERNOON s TO MoRRoW

By j G. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucuoneer.
SNUG TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
sTnE gI NO sSESs. At Av sr ao 5 fsfuRsbaa
premises, We shal ssll Lot No. ~ in SO uare <ss,
frontinE Is feet on 9Th street west, bet.een and
alley. together with q Q improvements consist M
Of two story frame Dwelling Hoase, oon taanins
four rooms.
Terms: One third cash; the residue In q and II
months, with interest, secured by . deed Of trust
sa 20 dts J. C. McGUIRE& CO, Auot.
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IL The New York Tribune and Express and
the Albany Evening Journal are at present engaged
in kind OF triangular fight, personal and polit-
ical. Their neighboring contemporaries look on
without seeming to care who whips.
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IL Private letters from Stockholm state that
there Is much talk in the Court circles of the
Swedish capital Of rumored visit to this country
and Brazil, during the coming winter or next
summer, of Prince Oscar, the brother of the
King, and Lord High Admiral of the Swedish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

III The New York Journal Of Commerce says
the Great Eastern, during her stay In this country,
has probably made not less than soO,ooo clear
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IL Wien Jemima went to school she was
asked why the noun bachelor was singular, 'Be-
cause she replied, ''its so very singular they
don't get married :"
III Gas was successfully introduced into Little
Rock, Arkansas, the 3lst nit.
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II Japan letter of May 25 announces that
all the parties engaged in the recent assassination
Of the Regent have been arrested. Some difficulty
yet existed between the foreign merchants and
the Government officials, but there was prospect
of a speedy settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

IL meeting is to be held in Upper Marlboro
on the 9th Of September next, for the purpose Of
organizing a Cavalry Company:
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liza bachelors face, says Prentice, is often
the worse for wear-a married ones for wear a nd
tear. But Prentice atones to the ladies when he
says, ''next to God we are indebted to women,
first for life ITSELF snd then for making IL worth
having -
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III The Montreal Gazette and the Toronto
Leader, both leading Government organs, have
broken ground in favor Of the confederation Of
the British Provinces In North America
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III The Boston Post Is responsible for rumor
that Gov. Banks is soon 10 assume the presidency
Of one of the western railroads, with a salary OF
$1,000 year, and that his future residence will
be in Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

IL The Jefferson (Mo.) Inquirer Of Saturday
says that so far as heard from, the House of Rep
resentatives of that State stands, 80 Douglas; %
Union; II Republicans; and 16 Breckenridge.
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au q eOlw
- OR KINGS EVIL

ofoLA OR KINGS EVIL,
is constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitlated, weak
and poor Being IN the circulation, IL pervsdes the
whole body, and may burst out in dIsea Sc on any
part OF IT, Whatever BE- Its origin, 1t is hereditary
in the constitution, descending from parents to
children unto the third and fourth generstIon in-
deed, 1t seems to be the rod of Him who says, Il
will VISIT the iniquites of the fathers upon their
children"
One quarter of a our people are Scrofulous;
their are invaded By this lurking infeo ion
aud their health Is undermined by il. 70 cleanse
1t from the system We must renOvate the blood by
an Alternative medicine, and lnvlg by healthy
ioo1 ana EXERCISE such e medioine we supply IN
COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSARSAPARILLA.
tho most eff 5ctua remedy which the medical SKI /
Ing and fatal naadJ. IL Is combined from the most
active remedials that have been discovered for
the expurgatIon This foul disorder from he blood
and the rescue Of the sy ten from its destructiye
consequences. Hence Il should be employed for
the cure OF not only scrufna hut a so those other
affections which arise from il. such As EruptIve
and skin Diseases, St AnthOny's Fire. Rose, or
Erympeas, Pimples. Pustules, Blotohes, BlaIn.
and Bois, Tumors. letter and Salt Rheum, Soald
Mercurlal Diseases, DrOpsy, Dyspepsia, Gebilitr,
aud indeed, ali Complaints arising f-om VItiated
or Impure Blood. he popular beliefin 'tmpuriiy
ofthe Blood ls founded truth for scrofula 10 a
degener alton of the Blood. The partcua par DO,
and virtue OF this SaIsaparla is To purify and re
generate this vital fluid. without which sound
h eath s impossible IN contaminated constitution.
Mass. ard sold by all druggists every wher,.
au q colin
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II resolution was adopted at the recent
Douglas Convention in Georgia, inviting Judge
Douglas to visit that state as soon as his conve-
nience will admit, ''to exchange courtesies with
his friends, and to remove the prejudices of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

II Mr.. Lincoln declines to defRe his position
any further than 1t has already been defined by
the Convention that nominated him, which he
thinks quite sufficient
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ID The Cleveland Plaindealer says that " the
largest Masonic gathering that ever occurred west
of New York will be on the 10th Of September, in
that CITY ~
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DLUME5 DE COO

h0'o't"OIO JOI tItHt"t"S oUt71ty IIUtS'
We have just received Plumes de Cog and Ostrich
Feathers IN plain jet black, white and black COM
bined and IN black and god from IS cents to 81 50
per bunch, at
MAXWELL'S, 32s Pa avenue.
N. B.-We agents for the Sloat Sewing Ma
chine Company. au l3-enSt
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By BARNARD A. BuCKEY. G.o,,

poSITIvE SALE OF. valuable AND
D. c. AT PssLre x1egISs2d d T1 SEssfpSrTf0 AZ
IEHNOoN, 2ssh INST at So o'clock. in front Of
the premises, thst vauabie and most desirable
Lot, owned BY John Cassn. ESQ I. and situated on
the northwest c.rner of Prospect and Potomac
four feet more or Ie.s on the forms1 strest nsd
NINETY i've feet more or less on tbs latter.
Title lndl =putable Terms cas- D. and ffty de 'lars
Of the purchase money to be paid on the ground or
the property will be immediately resold. Posses
slon gwen upon compliance With said terms.
au 2l- BARNARD 4 RuCKEY. Anctx
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RETURN OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.-Hon.
Jos. Holt, Postmater General, has returned from
his home at Bardstown, Ky, whittier he accom-
panied the remains of his deceased wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

The WEATHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer.
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation In
.
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AUCTION SALES.
By THOs, DOWNING. AucnOneer.

Geoysstosea, ID. G. - ~.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LARGE AND TIE
i sInAs5I sr9ek OF Day eoops, JswEly.
DAY, sd inst. AZ the Auction Rooms o. O'Clock
n, and continue from day 20 day until the stock
sold. the entire Stock OF Chas. =. Holt. constr
ting Of Q geneTal assortment Of Dry Goods, Plated
Ware, fine yewelry. Boots. shoes. &o., &c.
iC-The en- ire stock wlll he cold without reser-
vation. and the attention of the ladies' and heads Of
familiesi q, specially called to the gae
an 3 81 THOS. DowLIN6. Apct.
ByA. GREEN. Apctioneer.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITcHFN
- FURNITURE. AT AUcrfoN-On MONDAY, the
9Th inst at - O'clock hail sell ~ the resi-
deroe ofa gentleman declining housekeeping, on
street, between 18th and 18th streets north. fthe
Flag wall DESIGNATE the house, an assortment OF
Mahosauy SOFAS, Chai,s and Tables.
Do Rocker and Castor Cktirt.
Walnut w hat Not, and Gllt-fTame lass.
Mantle Ornaments. and Foot - ools,
Dsmask, Lace, and other Curtains.
MshoEany Book Gaze. ard nat Rack:
Insrsin Carpet. AID stair fods,
Quilts, Comforts, ard Bankets,
Spring, HAIR, and Shuck Mattresses,
China, q lass, and Croctery Ware.
Radiator, Cook and other stovce,
A lot Of Kitchen Rec uisites, aud many other ar
tioles too numerous To enumerate.
Terms: All sums OF and under. g. each; over
425, . credit of 90 and ~ davs, for approved en-
dorsed notes, bearing interest
AUS dntelJ A GREEN, Anot.
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EIRST GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
PICNIC
ofthe
WASHINGTON RIFLES, Capt. A. BALBAcH.
GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION AND
VI PICNIC!
Something New, Novel, and Attractive!

The YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND socI-
more will hold a GRAND So III .
GTo4 r az the ASN "a uJuNcToN
THURSDAY, the soth of August
The occasion will afford an inviting opportunity
for the interchange offiendly greetings and civil
ties between the members and friends OF the two
to insure nnaoyed pleasure and delight to all who
may participate in the festivities of the day and
The proceeds will he devoted to the charitable
purposes OF the two Societies, which TO clothe
scio1sness, THERETO e, o. contributing to nob1e
charity Will give additional zest to the innocent
The friends of both Societies in Washington,
Georgetown, Aiexand Is, aud the surrounding
country Are cordially invited to share the pleasures
Withers' celebrated B ass and String Band hs.
Concert. max ing vocal toe grand old woods with
hn eSceIIeSt JInnef and ss6msn,, Of ,bs
choicest kinds, will be furnished at reasonable
proprietor Of the Junction Hotel, Mr. Fitr simmons.
Tickets for the round TIP, including admission
years Of age, half price; charge for children of
T aims will leave the wa-hinston depot at 7.4o
and IL 40 IN a, d % and 81 p. m leave the
Annapolis Junction at 9 81 a m, ADD 4, S and 8
Tickets which should be procured before onter
ing the csrslmay be had al tn following places
SSh De1eys BOOK s1d stslIoo Mon; store No SOS
between 9Th and 10th SIS; DR.. r. s. Walsh's Drug
Store, Navy Yard; DR.. ID. B. flarke's Drug Sto e,
corner Pa av and AZ y rect; d. Kidwrlrs Drug
ore, Georgetown, a I'd of the officers and members
of the Young Catholics Friend Society.
au ST. MW4t
is ates, Intel. asd Con. st each
~ POSTPONED.
HE BALL AND DISPLAY OF FIRE
WORKS which was to come of last evening a
COLUMBIA SPRINGS. "A
TUESDAY, August asth. "" sna
OOK OUT FOR THE
IL . ZOUAVE CLUB
PRIZE PICNIC,
At ARLINGTON SPRING,
au % TUESDAY, September 4th, 1850.
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WASHINGTON MONUMENT CoNrRIBUTIoNs.-
The secretary Of the Washington National Mon
ument Society acknowledges the following con-
tributions:-From Miss M. C. Brown, Vice Pres
ident for Florida, sl33 IS; and Mrs. r. ii. Wal
worth, Vice President for New York, $50.
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" TO THE PUBLIC.
w Call the attention of our friends and the pub
lie generally to the fact that have opened first
quality CLIO fbING ESTABLISHMENT on the
corner of Seventh and + streets, Washington,
where have on hand a large stock of the above
named goods, with elegant assor ment of
GENTS FURNISHING GuODS. Our Shirts are
indeed superior kind any heretofore sold i'm this
city for the prices By Fair Dealing and Low Prices
which has always been our mottoD we hope to OBJ
tain liberal share OF patronage from cur friends
and the public =. : - :
au 2l-lW BAR AZ RR0THER
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'rurcoxprrIoN OF THE TRKAsuRy.-The news
pap.r give, every day or two, various and con-
tradctorv accounts of the condition and prospects
Of the treasury and Of the revenue. Sometimes
they say that the treasury 10 bankrupt and cannot
carry on the public works for which appropria-
tions are made. Again, they say in one column
that the receipts have exceeded the estimates, and
In another column that they accord with the esti-
mate. The fact is, probably, that Mr.. Cobb has
had no reason to change the opinion which, at
the close Of the session, he stated to Senator Hun
ter, and through him to the Senate, to wit: that
there would be money enough to meet all the ap-
preparations, provided only that the treasury
should be protected from the return upon 1t of the
treasury notes. This has been e1ectually done,
by some arrangement, without resorting, as yet,
to the loan which Congress authorized for the pur-
pose Of redeeming these notes.
NAvAL.-Surgeon VIM. F. McClenahan has
been ordered to report for duty at the Navy Yard,
Washington, on the LIST Of September next, to re-
lieve Surgeon George Clymer. .r.
Commander b. J. Totten, who recently return
ed from the African station in command Of the
sloop-of-war Vincennes and was tried by court
martial at Boston, has been suspended from duty
for eighteen months the first six without pay. in
accordance with the sentence of tina court.
Lieut.. Paul Shirley has been ordered to the
receiving ship at Philadelphia. Hs
Lieut. f. w. Henry has been ordered to the
receiving ship at New York.
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. M. Lynch to the
Navy Yard at Philadelphia.
INCREASE OF THE Gully SQuADRoN.-The indi-
cations are that strong naval force il to be
eentrated at some point in the Gulf; but when or
for what object we are not yet reliably informed.
1t is said that the Susquehanna, which was des-
tined for the Mediterranean, will sail from New
York to-day for the Gulf, and that the Powhaton,
at Philadelphia, will soon follow. In connection
with this movement, 1t is also rumored that
special orders have been dispatc he'd to the Sabine
at AspinwaH, and to the St. Louis, daily expected
at Pensacola. g..
WASHINGTON MONUMENT CoNrRrBUTIoNs.-
The secretary Of the Washington National Mon
ument Society acknowledges the following con-
tributions From Miss M. C. Brown, Vice Pres
ident for Florida, sl33 IS; and Mrs. R. II. Wal
worth, Vice President for New York, $50.
RETURN OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL-Hon.
Jos Holt, Postmater General, has returned from
his home at Bardstown, Ky, whittier he accom-
panied the remains of his deceased wife.
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rH - .tet E.s s. OPENING, s
j. HE STREET BOWLING SALOON WILL
open THIS Merday evening. August La -
nth, 1850. For the season, having IfTIT--
closed for the "a Z three months foe Ntlsss
the purpose Of Tehtting everything ap-
fefurnished, end newly fsscoed. The proprietor
will be pleased to have his fnends and the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23
Ry A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

. HANDSOMS THREE-STORY FRAME
= HOUSES ON 18TH STREET, ON THE ISLAND, AT
AUCTION On To rSDAf the st instant, shall
sell IN front Of the premises, at 6 O'Clock p. m.
pars oil Lot No. 6. IN square No. 261, with the i'm
provements which are two good Oh rec story frame
houses with back BUILDING containing et nj or ten
rooms each. tn passage.
This property is Handsomely situated, fronting
on ISIS street west between south and c strefts.
near the Smithsonian Grounds
Terms One fourth cash; balance in 6, II, 1s, and
"a months. Tor notes barring interest from day of
sac A deed given and deed Of trust taken. Title
au Is A. GREEN. Auot