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FOREIGN OPFIcR, June aI 1850

FOREIGN OPFIcE, June 2I, 1860
The Undersigned her Maiestv's Principal Sec.
retary OF State for Foreign Affairs, has the honor
10 acknowledge communication addressed to
him by Mr.. Dallas, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States
containing resolution expressive Of the wish OF
the Municipality of New York, and Of its i'm.
portant and wealthy community, to receive a
visit from his Royal Highness The Prince OF
Wales, on the occasion of his ROYAL Highness
presence In the colonial possessions of her Mai.
esty.
The undersigned, having laid these documents
before her Majesty and the Prince of Wales is
commanded by them to express to Mr. Dallas the
high sense which they entertain of the import.
ance OF strengthening by every means the rela-
uons OF friendship and regard which bind this
country to the United States of America. When,
therefore, the public duties for the performance
OF which the Prince undertakes the voyage across
the Atlantic to her Majesty's North American
Colonies shall be concluded, both the consider
alton above referred to, and the natural desire on
the part Of the Prince to visit some of the institu.
lions and some Of the most prominent objects OF
interest In the United States, will prompt his
Royal Hlghness on his return from the Upper
province OF Canada to direct his route through a
portion OF that great country; and that route will
Include visit to the important city of New
YORK. Tne time allowed for this journey will,
however, under all circumstances, be necessarily
very limited, and IL will be conseq uently out OF
,he power Of his Royal Highness to make pro.
longed stay
iS my al mig nness Will, on leaving the British
SOL, lay aside all Royal state, and exchange his
utle as be has done on former journeys 70 foreign
countries, for that of Lord Renirew. While thus
dispensing with any ceremony which might be
lnconvenient to the communities which he hopes
70 VISIT, he trusts to be enabled as private gen.
tleman, to employ the small amount Of time at his
disposal In the study OF the most interesting objects
In the United States, and of the ordinary life OF
the American people
The undersigned is directed TO request that Mr.
Dallas will communicate to his Excellency Fer
nandO W God the expression of the satisfaction felt
by the Prince Of Wales upon receiving the reso-
luton OF the Municipality of New York, and of
his hope that towards the latter end of September
he may be enabled to pay visit to the city they
represent and to the mercantile community, who
have given 20 him so welcome testimony Of their
friendly regard.
The undersigned requests Mr.. Dallas to accept
The assurance Of his highest consideration.
J. RUSSELL.
g. NJ. DALLAS, Esq
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Commemorative have reliable information
satisfying us that the State Committees of the
Democratic and American parties Of Connecticut
have agreed upon a programme under which a
portion Of their respective electoral tickets are
withdrawn from the field land the other portions
will be run as joint electoral ticket Ifsuccessful
each portion will vote lin the Electoral College,
its own sentiments-possib bly, voting together, if
that course proves necessary to compass the defeat
Of Lincoln.
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A PIC MIC
n FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE POOR
Will be given by the
Society of st. Vincent of Paul,
AZ ANALOSTAN ISLAND,
On MONDAY, July Is.

Professor Esputa's Citizens Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
BG.,s f will t run Son, sSas1as0iIy $S,"s go
foot OF q Ct, Washington, , and the dock foot of
High St, Georgetown. No charge for ferriage
going or returning.
Geutlemen's tickets 81 cents; ladies' tickets q
cents chIldren's tickets 10 cents.
Tickets can be procured at the usual places, and
from members of the Society
Richard II. clarke ESQ &. :. Jones. Esq.
Capt. =. Gareschs, Henry Rochst, Esq,
Lieut.. j. c. Ives, l.. Vivian, Esq.
Nicholas Callan. Esq, John Saul, Esq,
Thns. Feran, Esq, WIN. Kelly, Esq.
j. Carroll Brent, Esq, /, n. Knott, Esq,
r. e. HOwle. ESQ.,, p. Gallant, Esq,
Gregory Ennis, Esq, WIN A. Brown, Esq,
VIM. Ryan, Esq. p. Jordan. Eco
J. d. Hogan, Esq, Geo. Harvey, Esq,
VI. IT. Mcmahon, Esq, l. r Morgan, Esq,
r. r OBeirns. ESQ, ThOs. Williams, ESQ.
VIM. l.. Newton. Esq, l.. ]. Draper, ESQ
Edward Dolan, ESQ.,, John Cha PIMA EEq..
John 4. Myers. Esq, NJ. Fitzgerald, ESQ
Th0s. Cogan, Esq. Jos. KeefeT, Esq
]. h. Tumblety, Esq, Victor Becker, Esq.
Jas. T. Crown, Esq, Jas. Fitzpatrick. Esq.
IV Std
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IL Drowned, on the 26th May, while bathing
In the Red River, near De Kalb, Bowie county,
Texas, Charles 5. Bell, eldest son and only re-
naming child Of Commodore Charles II. Bell
T. = Navy, in the 34th year of his age Mr.
Bell, at tbs time of his death, was engaged as
civil engineer on the Memphis and Ell Paso Rail-
road, Texas
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sptrIt of the Morning Press.

The Constitution treats upon the virtual Douglas
and Republican fusion which 1t contends Is pro-
posed by Forney's Philadelphia Press. 1t also
argues that the presidential contest lies between
Breckenridge and Lincoln.
The InteiligsHesr gives the second article Of It's
current series on Parties and their principles
the hrst having analyzed the motives Of the Con-
stisutional Union party, and the present being de-
voted to discussion OF the position of the Repub-
licans
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EXAMINATION INTO THE CONDITION OF WEST
PoTNT MILITARY ACADEMY BY direction Of the
President, Major Robert Anderson, Of the first
artillery, and Capt A. A. Humphrey, Of the corps
Of typographical engineers, have been detailed
from the Army members of the commission
created by the act Of June 81, 1860, to examine
into the organization, system Of discipline, and
course of instruction of the United States Military
Academy. In addition to the above, the commits
sion will consist Of two members of each House
Of Congress. Senators Davis and FoOte, and Rep
resentatives Stanton or Curtis, and Winter Davis,
have been designated to act in such capacity.
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THE PUBLIC PRINTING.-There is said to be no
truth in the report that the House Printer has sus
pended operations, as the Attorney General has
not yet rendered opinion as to the construction
of the law reducing the prices to be paid for the
printing. The report of the Covode Committee
makes eight hundred and forty printed pages. OF
the one hundred thousand ordered by the House,
thirty thousand will be ready for delivery in
the course Of a few days. Congress, at the late
session, ordered printing involving an expense
Of at least SSOOOOO
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THE Hon. WILLIAM A. RIcHARDsoN.-We
learn from a gentleman, formerly in Congress
from Pennsylvania, that the Hon. VIM. A. Rich
ardson, of Illinois, does not hesitate to proclaim
openly that as between the election Of Breckin-
ridge and Lincoln, he prefers the triumph of the
latter We make this statement with pain be-
cause, from Mr.. Richardson's antecedents, we
had hoped that he would have been the last of all
the Northern supporters of Douglas who would
willingly affiliate with the Republican party.
We have frequently taken occasion to point out
the fact that Douglasism is but one of the roads
to Republican party-ism, and this proclamation
of Mr. Richardson's proves Enthusiastically the cor
rectness of that impression.
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U-Mr. Edmond Armant, gentleman of one Of
The oldest families in Louisiana, committed sui
eide recently by cutting his throat with pocket
knife. The cause was supposed to be distress from
incurable ophtalmia
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u Tie De Soto. at New Orleans from Havana
reports that another shock Of earthquake was felt
at Santiago de Cuba on the ed MAY the Lord
nave mercy on us," says the Rsdactoy
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THE PRINCE OF WALES ACCEPTS THE INVITA-.
rIoN TO VISIT NEW YORK City
The following letters have been received by the
Mayor of New York, in reply to an invitation ex.
tended to the Prince Of Wales by tie Municipal
Councils of that city:
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
LONDON, June -, 1860 {
Sir: My letter Of the 9Th instart will have in
formed you Of the step taken by me to apprize the
Prlnce OF Wales Of the desire expressed by the
Common Council Of New York that he should
visit your great city at the close Of his public du-
ties in Canada.
] have now the honor to transmit note address
ed to me in answer to my communication by her
Mslestys Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, conveying the gratifying assurance that
his Royal Highness, with the high sanction of
his illustrious mother and her Government, will
meet the wishes Of yonr community.
With the highest respect, sir, your most ODE
alent servant, GEORGE M. DALLAS.
To His Excellency FERNANDO wooD, Mayor Of
New York.
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APPoINTMENTs.-TheOPhi Fisk, Esq of Pa d,
has received an appointment as clerk in the Post
ONCE Department.
w. J. burlington, of Me, of the Sixth Audi
tors Office, has besn promoted to a clerkship Of
the second class, rice Anderson, resigned, and
Robt. p. Garnett of Va, appointed to class No
1, rice burlington, promoted.
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AUCTION SALES.
y For other Auction Sales, see FIRST page.

By WALL Il BARNARD. Auctoneers.
(SHICKERING PIANO FORTE, AND HOUSE
" HOLD EuRNIIvEE AT AUcrloN.-On SAIUk =
viii sell. IN front of the auction Rooms. Chick
ering Piano Forte, and an assortment 81 House
hold Furniture S1skPs sns Sihsr .,SHs
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctoneers.
ITO PLUMBERS, FOUNDERS, &C -AUcTIoN
i SALE oF CONDEMNED SIX ISCH WAFER PIFKs
AND BRANCHES -On WEDNESDAY AErhk-
NOON, Jug 18th, g O'Clock, al Morgan& kline
harris Western Wtarves, we shall soil IN lots 70
suit
s. Cast iron Water pes inches in dIsmeter, IN
IS Branches, b.. viz: IL Rsducers, to inches;
fonrwsis, By inches s y oinohesi
"a rs by Inehss; aud Bend, - degrees; q,
them very slightly defective, and all OF them SUIT
able for drain pipe, -.
credit Of o. and 80 days for satisfactorily endorsed
"G jyiad j. G. MCGUIRE co Auc...
ByA. GREEN, AucaOneer.
On TUESDAY, the Slst int we shall sell, IN
complisncs with the term. OF deed OF trust 20 ne
from Thos A. Brown and vile. dated 2ith ceptenl-
Der, ls5s, and recorded IN Liber J.. A :, No. IL,
page 22b, &o., Of the iaRd records OF Washing
ton county parts oflots n aid u IN square No 81,
begIung fer the same forty feet three inches from
thence East on line with d street south; sIt, en-
feet b snce North; seventy feet thence West; six,
teen feet thence South; seventy feet To the ace OF
beginning, together with the improvements, oensis-
ting, Of two story Frame House with one story
Terms: One-fourth cssh; balance IN 6, u, add 10
months, aftsr day Of sale, with notes secured by
deed of trust the premises. IL the terms Of sale
are rot complied with within i've days after the day
property at the purchasers risk and costsffer CIV
ing one weeks rOtlce.
SEE99:: & &: F HESSPsSS Trustees.
iy u Staw&ds A. GREEN. Anct
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JANIS BUCHANAN.
Washington City, June 4, 1861.
BUCKINGHAM Palace, June p, Is

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, June y, 1850
My Coon FRIEND: / have been much gratified
at the feelings which prompted you to write TO
me, inviting the Prince Of Wales TO come TO
Washington. He intends to return from Canada
through the United States, and ii will give him
great pleasure to have opportunity Of testify
ing to you in person that those feelings are fully
reciprocated by him. He will thus be able, at
the same time, to mark the respect which he en-.
tertains for the Chief Magistrate of great and
friendly State and kindred nation.
The Prince will drop all royal state on leaving
my dominions, and travel under the name Of
Lord Renfrew, as he has done when travelling on
the continent of Europe.
The Prince Consort wishes TO be kindly remeIn-
bered to you.
remain, ever, your good friend,
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THE SECRETARY OF THK NAVY Secretary
Toucey has been detained from the office for the
past two or three days bv reason Of indisposition
We are pleased to learn, however, that he ismuch
better this morning.
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By THOs. DOW ING. Auctoneer.
GeoTgsfotrH %. c

GeoTgsfotrE. ID. Z.
ARGE STOCK OF CHINA, CROCKRRY,
IL GLASS WARE, WINDOW SHADES. CUTLEEE,
&c, PROM NEW DIRK, TO BE SOLD wITHOUI Ne
sEayE-We shall commence on THIS ENf.-
MING, land CONTINUE MOI ming and evening Of each
day until the whole stock di posed Of. 20 sell
very large spd sc cot stock Il the above named
goods, consisting Of
Tea setts, Cups and Ssucers, Plates, Dishes,
Casaras, Basins, and Ew rs, Chambers, &C.
9 ass Bowls, Dithes, Buttsrs, Saits, Wares,
Tumblers, Casters, Crlsrles, Lamps, Lanterns,
Pitchers. MolasSes ans, &C. &c.
500 pair PARTED WIndow Shades, IN Rlch aud
feauiIfu Styles,
Oh Cloth liable Covers,
ivory Hsndle Bone ana Buck Table Cutlery,
Pocket, and Pen Knives.
Matches, Jevelry, ard variety OF Fancy GooSs.
do.
The Entire Stock TO be sold without reserve ~
lots 20 suit purchasers.
III Goods al private fale.
jTll st THos. BOWLING, Auct.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE

w. SPECTAII NOTICE.,
l. ID attention of capitalists and others is caleb
TO the sale, by virtue of decree OF the Circuit
the pr misses, THURSDAY. July l2th at 6 o'cloc /,
OF that vALUA BILE PROPERTY SITUATED at the
corner OF seventh and street, opposite the Gener-
al Post Office. This is without doubt one Of the
hest business locations in the city of washington
ana VIII be sold separately according TO the i'm
Provements VIZ: two three story Brick Dwell ing
Houses on T. street; ard three story Brick Build
Ing al the corner streets with fine store
Room, occupied many years as first class DRUG
Store, and two story Building on Seventh street
occupied as Book and PERIODICAL Store and Office
rooms above. "A~ INV
IL is believed that this sale offers the finest
opportunity for good Investments of auy thai has
been made IN this city for some time
Jy ed j. Z. MCGUIRE a. co, Aucts.
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CAPON SPRINGS.

VIEW and improved route via the Manassas Ca,
hau Road and the Stras-
6 burg g and q, G.p9n Turnpike. ~ III
q comfortable and safe road. Leave AIsrapdri,
IN the OrsnSe and Alexandria Train at us A m
CaPon BY o'clock .. m
Eare from Alexandra TO Cspou. ssno
From Washington to Capon. =. 5Oo
foI lnioIma,lon enquire at the Rail Road Office
cV,ner OF Slxtn 81 And Pa av., n Washington and
.n \, t, Umce on Union st Alexandra, Va
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PRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD

OFFlcE SECRETARY or IHE SENATE U. Sc
- July IL, 1861.
nil IL O'Clock m on Monday, the Sth In tant FIR
Iu nlshlns Tor the use of this Senate We fund ed
IONS best W hlte Ash Furnace Goa, ant & INV oords
best straig ut Pine Wood. The whole TO be psea ed
away IN the vaults of the Capitol. In aces which
seIvloe OF the Senate and to be delivered by the
Ioan S-ptemoer next Bonds for the faithful exc
cution Of the contract will be REQ ured
BIOS Tor the Coal and the Wood will be oon
sloeIed separately, and satisfactory arrangements
mast Dc made Tor the correct rement of BE- tn
49,, ASBURY DICKINS,
" lz-oCStn Secretarv OF the Senate
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FOR RENT-One Of Wheeler & Wilson's Sew
Il Ing llachInes, IN good running order. Please
call at No. III street, corner of7'h, Gsland
~ III GEO w 'rINKER
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ATODD FELLOWS HALL, Change ofscenes
"A New Views and Figures. THURSDAY EVE
MING, July u sec 1nd night of the beautiful scene
of Plymouth Sound with q view of Break w ateTs,
brakes Island, &c. This place As noted IS the
starting point for the LAYING of the Atlantic Tele
graph Gable. After which the beautiful represent
atioa of Napoleon crossing the Alps with his Army
of $500 men Also, Rome, the Automaton Rope
Vaulter, Storm at Sea, &c Immediately at close
Of Exhibition. % magnificent and costly Presents
will be give to the patrons of the far famed Thu
oion's Museum OF Arts. Among the gifts are Gold
and Silver Watches, Slver-plsted Cake and Gard
Baskets beautiful castor cut Cruets Guls Brooches
at Semken's, 80 Pa. av., whore the presents may
he seen. jy II
SCHMIDT'S SUMMER GARDENER Sixth
may be found at all times one of the most WAY
popular, Re1Ial, uTbane, and intellIge kn.Wl
Restaurant Keepers, who backs up his reputation
with LAGER BE- Err from the CRY OF BROTHER
LY LOVE, Philadelphia with BRAN DIES from
the choicest VINEYARDS Of France with WINES
unexceiled on the hills of the Rhine; s5d with an
Article of WHISKY which smacks strongly Of the
true flavor of the Monongasels and Bourbon
Palatab BILE as SIther of these may be individually,
he has sought to make them still more by the
erection ths rear grounds Of bis favorite establish
ment of spaclous ArbOr, where his guests by day
may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from sol's
too ardent rays; and, at 1.-The wItching hour of
night quaf his lce-cOol Lager without fear of
having their enjoyment dampened by the falling
dew. such inducements will, doubtless. cause
MANY of our readers To drop in and take note fif
nothing else and, most likely many Of those who
go will goagalH.
In addition te all this, he has engaged the Pros
PERI brothers and their associates to dscour their
choicest pieces of music Every Wednesday and
saturday evening. jy l0-lm
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WANTS.

A MUSIC TEACHER, well recommended, can
"a obtain Board and Dom at the Avenue tfouss
anu pay IN teaching. lady preferred jy l2-3t"
WANTED-A No. |. Dining room servant f,r
~, which good wages Will be PAID. Apply 20 +.
BOILER, No. 400 l4th st. near Pa. v. jy IL s.
WANIED-By a steady and industrious man a
w SITUATION as collector. Best OF recon
mandaflons given. Address II. c., Star Once.
drug CLERK WANTED-A young man who
- has had two or more years ex pefience as an
Apothecar' and Druggist aud Is wiling to maj
mse1 general useful kefsrsnces REQ uI cd.
j. I3-3t'
A DRUG CLERK (well recommendedD wanted
N by WIN. A. GRAY. north asst corner of Mas
saclnsetts az. and Fourth St jy IL ST
TOR RENT-One FRAME COTTAG f.
l. HOUSE, containing rooms, situated on ~ as
sachusetts avenue, b9iwcen l4th and 18th sts For
particulars apply on the premises. Rent $40 per
month. jy II So
WANTED wish to give $500 cash and 80
or frame or exchange several farms for city prop
erty. Address "NInlmus," Star Office. jy II-St'
COUNTRY PLACE WANTED for the sum-
~ mer, house ready furnIshe } within miles of
the city. Apply At the Star Office. jy lO-3t'
WANTEn-ROUKS, uID DOCUMENTS.
w PAPERS, COINS, AUTOGRAPHS-S5 for
an autograph letter Of Gen. Ta,lor. 81, 5th, 2ath
3lst, Sith, S6th Volumes of Niles Register wanted
ALFRED HUNTER.
10 zS-eOlm Under WIllards'.
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Is iifis used. f..nos Tor 6irs, = 5 Gems @ %
per month. John r. ELLIS,
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~B BELL AND EVERETT CLUB An ad-
US Journed meeting of the Bell and Everett
Club will be held at Temperance Hail on THIS
friendly to the are respectfully Invited 10 at
tend
1t CHARLES /. CANFIELD, Sec
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, At COST

In order TO decrease nv sock have determined
70 close out the balance OF nv SUMMER CLOTH
ING at cost All in want Of Summer Clothing are
respectfully invited to call at No. 400 Seventh ST
opposite Post Once, and see the great reduction in
WANTEp-To have everybody know that they can
purchase their summer Clothing at cost at No. 400
SoYentn ST, opposite fOst once. Jy l2-lm
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VALUABLE FARM, STOCK. CROPS, I'M
y PhEMENTS, &c: &c. FOR SALE OR
ERTY The subscriber in consequences of Ms in
ability to give that personal attention tn his Farm
OF hne brood Mares. Colts Cows, Hogs, growing
crops. implements, 30. now on the premises,
either for sale or exchange for improved City
property. The Farm contains one hund. cd and
sky SIX acres, is located In Montgomery County,
Mary and. distant ten miles ON WASHINGTON on
the BroO KYLE Turnpike, 'he best road leading out
Of Washington. Its deemed unnecessary TO enter
into minute descr ption of the Farm, Il is PIE
sumed no one won dpurchase without irst visiting
the premises. Any information viii, however,
cheerfully be gwen upon applicati on to WILLIAM
y; SFUBBS, 322 street, between 18th and 18th,
Washington City.
w. 10. Wailaoh. Editor of the Star, knows the
Farm well and will accord full information oon-
CnTnlns " 10 anv INQUIRER. il 20 eotf
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ByA A. GREEN, Auotiopeer.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- By virtue Of the order and decree OF the Or
date on the % daI Of June, A. D., 1862 and dU '
confirmed by the Circuit Count Of SAID District, az
shaIinSsTE sitting, J. Wl!;a9 Dixon 6a1,aian 70
sale az pubic auction, 70 the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF July, A. D., 1850 on
hereinafter stated al the right title sud interest
OF my said wards Of, IN, and 20 the 70 own real
plan or The CITY of RsshnstSn In ssa Bsir ioe
numbered seven hundred and thirty two, ISL
fronting twenty five C25,D feet Second street,
commencing al the Southern line Of Lot numb red
twenty SIX, (26 ana running South on said Second
Eve (7sl feet; thence North twenty ave O. feet,
and thence East 90 the place of beginning. Also.
al That part OF Lot numbered twenty eight Sse IN
said Se uare, numbered seven hundred ano tsiTty-
two, (7SS,) commencing for said part Of Lot, ~ q
point public alley in said 50 uaTe st the Souh
West with the line Of said alley fourteen ls) feet;
thence due North, fifty -four t54l feet snd i've 90
West line of said Lot tvsnty seven, "a > thence
due south, tfly fOur t54l feet, and i've sohes. 70
the place of begIninE, VA the ImPTOs ements there
tanning SIX CONS with hack buIlC ing sttached, ss
described Ia said order aud deores.
s.d a s1 decr sG Sg SrsS %
10 Charles q. Ga ner sha offer for es e, at public
sSot or, 20 the highest hldos ON the terms herein
said ward Of, IN, and TO The aforementioned and
described property.
This property fronts on ID street East between
South aud South streets, in the vicinity OF the
Capitol Grounds. Ii 10 well located sd offers
great nducsme nts 10 persons deslrouso Of investing
Terms OF "a e. One hIrd casa; the residue In two
equal lnstalments. of nine ana eighteen moEths,
secured b, the notes OF the purchaser sstlsfsctor
sale. Tire deed IN be retained until the whole Of
the purchase money ls paid. All oOnveysnoinG
JOHN II. LYNCH, Guardian.
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0a'H' wALL& BARNARD. Auc,..
US. Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
je Is dts

IUTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until FRIDAY, the 10th instant. same hour AID
place. w-SEIDEN,
" 9-dts ". 9 MArHhal
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WHEELER q WILsON'S SEWING MA
w s.. CHINE AGENCY,
RkMOvID TO No. 346 Pa. Av :. NEAR liz ST.

nOG MUZZLES!
DOG MUZZLES.
Just IN time to save your dog Cali and get one
before n Is too late. For sale BY
JOS. l. SAVAGE
Sign of Gilt saw
~ lo-St Pa. av., between 10th and 18th sts