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mar 2-D& WHY
SRORKT DISRAsRS

Sana,isan's Cir is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures IN two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty, four hours No mineral
NO balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
female, IS.
Sdna,itan's Root and Herb Jxtces-A positive and
permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula Ulcers Sores
Spots letters, &c. Price 81 six bottles for S6.
Sold BY s. O. Ford. See atvertisement. ms
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CoMMITTED-Monday, Justice Thompson
concluded his examination OF the cases against
henry Plumber, colored, who, as the readers
OF the Star will remember, was arrested last
week for various larcenies. The Justice de.
cided to commit Plumber to jail for court in
four cases OF grand larceny and three of petty
larceny. Bridget Feeney, q white woman, was
also committed in two cases of petty and one
of grand larceny.
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sPERMAToRRHRA CAN BIZ CURKD.-Dr Rand's Spe-
cifc cures Spernnatorrhoa, Senainal Weaksess, I'm
Its effects are truly magical trial of the Specific
viii convince the most skepticsl Of its merits:
street and Pa. avenue. Washington. and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-1y
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Dr.. DuPoET's Sugar-coated Female Regulating
pills are the gerry best IN use They operate speedily
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their snperio,ity over all
nth street and Pa. avenue Washing ton and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
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BROWy's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
These Lozenges are prepared from a highly
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Alice
tons, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds and
Irritation Soreness of the Throat.
Public Speakers and VocnliStS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs,
having q peculiar adaptation to affections which
disturb the organs of speech. NH 29-d&wtf
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WAasAETRp TO CURE IL Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
standing, will cure Gonorrhoa in SAG days. No
change Of diet REQUIRED Price 81 per bottle. Sold
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
in Reports Of the Howard Association.Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
citation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia
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BOARDING..

DERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD can be
Il had on moderate terms at No. $50 North Cap
itol street, near the Depot. The house is kept by
a Pennsylvania lady. ap l9-3t"
BOARDING AND LODGING CAN BE HAD IN
ID German private family, at No. 529 9th ST.,
ap A-6tS VIM. YOUNG,
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NElvous DEBILITY, slMIsAL WEAKNESS, etc: :,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of others, and will tell you nothing
EDWARD Il. TRAvER.
mar 7-D&W,ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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BALLS, PABTIES, &c,

n PROF. j. W. KREIS'S -
~ MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION
INV TrAnspires at In
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Seventh street,
On TUESDAY EVENING, May 10th, 1864.
See future advertisements an eo-4t%
II IkST RAND BALL
ACTIVE ASSOCIATION
OF THE
METROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER COM
PANY, No. I.
The Members of the Active Association of the
metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company "A
take take great pleasure in IA an9Suncipg to their
Ball will be given in the Hall of the TrucktAA
House; on Mass az, between 4th and 5th SITS: on
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentleman
and ladies' an 5-Iw*
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Yesterday, ]. o.
MEG uire & Co., auctioneers, sold the following
described property, on L street, sbetween 18th
cents per foot; one lot to same for 90 cents; one
lot to g. Snowden, IS cents; one lot to J. A.
Gray, % cents. On M street, between 4th and
5th west, one lot to Jno. Myers, 80 cents per
foot. On N, near 9TH street, one lot to MI. J.
Sauter, for 26 cents per foot.
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MEETING OF HESADDLR AND HARNESS MA
KRRs.-A meeting Of the journeymen saddle
and harness makers Of the District was held
last night at the Germania Hotel q street. for
the purpose Of perfecting the Organization of
an association. Mr. George A. Sessford in the
chair, and Henry J. Leesneitzner secretary.
The resignation Of George e. BayIis, treas
1rer, was received and accepted, and Mr.. VIM.
DaW was elected to fill the vacancy,
The committee to draw up a bill of prices
reported that they had not yet completed their
work, and asked further time, which was
granted
The constitution and bylaws were reported
and adopted. The constitution is prefaced by
preamble which sets forth the object to be
"to assist each other in obtaining and uphold
ing uniformity Of prices, and such other
regulations In the various branches of our
trade as may tend to the benefit and happiness
or all concerned, both journeymen and en-
ployers."
Among other provisions is one constituting
all the members in each shop a committee Of
inquiry, who shall procure the names of each
lourneyman, not members OF the society, OBJ
taining work, and propose such person for
membership at the next stated meeting, and II
such person neglect or refuse to join the society
at the understanding stated meeting to demand
his dismissal from work.
The signatures Of forty-one members were
affixed to the constitution.
Mr.. Samuel Smith was elected financial sec.
rotary. Adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONE DOLLAR-OSE DOLLAR.
Gold Plated Jewelry in every yariety-both la
dies and gentlemen's wear-at 43S Pennsylvania
avenue, near AZ street, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store. an le-IW*
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QILLIARD TADLls FOB sALx.-Ths eubseri.
- Der Aaa three arSt- class Billiard Tables nearly
news which heWiu dispose Of vefY low. Inquire
Ile Billiard room, corner o. lltA street And
xeonsylvaaiA Nyonuo, M lt-0
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GOVERNMENT CLOTHING DELIVERED TO THE
AUTHoRITIKs-The proprietor of the McOleI.
Ian House, corner Of I'd street and Pennsyi-
vania avenue, yesterday delivered to the mill.
tary authorities two carpet-bags, containing
Government clothing, which were left at his
house by man dressed in citizens clothing
The goods were placed in charge Of the property
sergeant at Col Ingraham's Office.
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FORTY BUILDING LOTS ATTHE CORNER OF
L STREET NORTH AND FIRST STREET

FORTY BUILDING LOTS ATTHE CORNER OF
Z STREET NORTH AND FIRST STREET
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April %, at half
pasta o'cock, on the premises. ehall sell Forty
Vacant Lots at the corner of l. street north and
First street west, fronting respectively street,
First street and Bsxty feet in the of street.
Terms cash, and sale peremptory.
Conveysnces at the cost of the purchasers.
A cash payment of go win be required at tina
apis-st &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
RY BOTELER & WILSON. Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES,
BCGGIES. HARNESS, &c, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, April 26th, at 10 elk.
we will sell at the Livery and Sale Stables of Mr.
Joseph L. Heise, situated on 9Th street, south of
Penn avenue, his entire collection of valuable
Horses, Carriages, &C., viz:
IS Horses, embracing several superior pairs,
Also, many fine Trotters and Riding Horses,
l Close Carriage, l Open Carriage, Calesh. 2
Phaetons. These Carriages are nearly new, Of
superior finish and built by the best northern
manufacturers,
10 Bnggies, With and without tops.
IS Sets Double Se and Single Harness.
Saddles Brides, Whips.
Halters, Blankets, Robes, &c.
and Blu will find it to their interest to attend
this sale Terms cash.
The unexp ired lease Of the stables thaving up
be sSs ste sas s
CE0Ic1 0IlAKYAeT 1A0ON,
u KING Z DU10HlLI.
ao0 ogles VeeUeot eye. eo4UA~
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PERSONAL.

1NHE PERSON WHO LEFT VALICE at Barber
i Shop, street Depot, will call and pay charges,
it will be sold to pay expenses. ap 2o-2t*
left at my shop about FIVE months
~ ago, Il TOP BUGGY, to be repaired. The
owner of said Buggy is requested to come forward
prove property. and pay charges, otherwise shall
expose it at public auction ON Saturday morning,
April 2Sd 1864, at VIM. L. Wall Go. g Bazaar,
ap 2O-3t* GEO. X. HALL.
7 HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS FROM
i trusting my wife or any other person or persons
on my account, as I am determined to pay no bill
not OF my own contraction.
ap B-3t+ EDWARD ESPIUTA.
TWO LADIES, YOUNG, ANDOf PROPOSES
L sing appearance, are DESTROYS of obtaining the
attentions of two young gentlemen. Agreeable
Indispensable. Money is no object. Address Miss
LOFTY BRANDON, Post Office, Washington, or
IDA LIVINGSTON. ap l83t*
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-On Monday after.
noon Levi Humphrey and German, named
quo n. Ey ring, met in a restaurant on "a be-.
tween 4 and 9th streets. Pumphrey on some
Provocafion, real or imaginary, struck Eyring
an the face. Officer McColgan arrested PUN.
Pnrey and took him before Justice 9iberson,
who sent him TO Jail for court
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'.HER MAJESTYn CHAMPAIGN
TIE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.

limited quantity of this superior Wine has
been secured for the undersigned, and the frst
shipment of 500 cases has arrived. by the steam
ship Olympus, direct from the cellars of the we'll
known house of
Messrs. DE vENOGE & CO.,
at Epernay, France. The present invoice will be
introduced into this market at the very low price
Of
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS,
payable in currency, which is much below its FIRST
cost.
The superior quality of this Wine is guaranteed,
and it is offered with confidence Of its approval by
connoisseurs
Orders for one or more cases may be addressed,
BIZ letter or otherwise, to the undersigned
VIM HENRY WARD,
Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. Broad street, near Wall, New York.
Ap l-SOt
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LEVY CoURT.-The court met on Monday at
me City Hall, the President IN. Sargent) in the
chair.
resolution was submitted by Mr.. Rowan
directing the attorney to report the several con-
ditions imposed on the Washington and Rock.
VIE Turnpike Company by their charter, and
whether such conditions, and all the raauire.
ments OF their charter, have been Complied
WIN, ana Whether, IN his opinion, the company
nave violated the charter; adopted.
A letter from Mr.. Tobias Boudinot accentinp
me ofice OF superintendent of roads, was re.
Ceived.
A letter was received from Mr. Utermehle,
attorney OF the court, in answer to q resolution
in relation to the rights Of the Washington and
.Rockviil Turnpike Company to collect tolls,
in which he reviews the law chartering the
company and the decisions OF the courts here
fofore given, and gives his opinion that the COM
pany has legal existence, and has a right to
collect tolls over this road in the Distric. of
Columbia.
Col. Belt submitted a resolution authorizing
the appointment of two supervisors of roads in
each school district instead OF one as hereto
fore; adopted
A letter was received from T. c. Robbins,
Register OF Wills enclosing his third bill for
recording wills left unrecorded by the late Ed.
n. Roach, in which he refers TO the speech
made by MIR. NJ. Larner in the City Council on
the ith inst, and denies that he has pettioned
the Levy Court 10 allow him fourteen cents
per hundred words for recording the Wills re-
terred to. He also states that he never has had
any wills copied or recorded at so low rate
Is five cents per hundred words, and none he
permits 10 be COPIED outside OF his office unless
at his own residence. In conclusion, he states
that the copying of wills left ulrecorded by
Mr. Roach has cost him over twenty cents per
hunded words; laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Burr, it was resolved that
the Supervisors shall receive SO per day when
they work six or more able bodied men, dri-
vers exclusive, and 50 per day when working
q less number.
The court proceeded to the election of super
visors with the following result: Isaac Mar
shall elected for 1st district; Daniel Lightfoot
TaTr Gchn nd -
Sd district; A. p. O. Shoemaker, 4th district; Rd.
Burr and John Grinder, 5th district; William
Barnes and S. NJ. Golding, 9th district; Thos.
Sahderson, 9TH district.
MIR. Thomas offered.a resolution directing the
superintendent of roads to examine the road
leading from eth street, in Georgetown, to the
stone warehouse, with view to place it in
thorough repair, and to invite tie CO. opera.
ton of the Georgetown authorities; adopted.
On motion OF MIR. Blagden, an appropriation
was made for Piney Branch road.
Adjourned
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEnENTs TONIGHT.

GROWERS THEATER The Octoroou" is
announced to be performed to- night by Mr.
Growers fine Philadelphia company, and from
the we'll known reputation of each individual
Memter OF that company, and the enthusiastic
greetings they received elsewhere when per-
forming this play, it is certainly not claiming
TOO much when 1t Is said the play will he per.
formed as nRysr before.
FoRD's THEATEE.-This evening, Jolly G. B.
Bishop, who has upon innumerable occasions
CONFUSED Mr. Ford's patrons with laughter,
ana whose round form and pleasu inspiring
countenance will ever be welcomed with an
plause, takes benefit, and will appear As
iouchstone," in Shakspeares " As You Like
It." part he is admirably adapted for. The
comic ShakspeTian Song, sSeyen ges of M An !"
WIN De sung, and the performance will con.
clude with the farce of " Young England"
CANTERBURY.-No one disputes the an
nouncemeht that the Canterbury Hail com.
pany ever gives most attractive entertain
nents, and the investment for ticket is sure
70 De repaid with interest in fun and laughter
Io-hight. the pantomime, sThe House that
Jack Built" and MANY graceful dances and
4uhny songs Will comprise the bill.
METRofoLITAN HALL.-At this resort to-
hight mere Will be songs and dances, panto.
mlnes ana pallets, and varied entertainment
generally, and it is safe to say that the audi-
ence will be delighted as upon many occasions
dance.
NARIRTIEs.-This resort ady.rtises that il
mas now upon the boards ten pretty, III aceful
and fascinating female artists, all of whom will
dppeaI io-nlght together with Foster, the pan.
Lonlmlst, kerns, Thompson, and MANY others
FAIR FOR CATHOLIC FREE SCHoo1s
Pompeian Hall, in Georgetown, fair is omen
1or the benefit of the Catholic free schools of
georgetown. No object is more worthy of pa
ITonage, and at the same time visitors will find
much enjoyment.
TIE FAIR at Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street.
Tor the benefit OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, should not be forgotten. The display
OF articles is admirable, and the company is Of
the pleasantest description, making an even.
fngs mere just about the most agreeable way Of
spending an evening imaginable. BE sure and
drop in at this fair Tonight, the exercises
Will be particularly interesting, as the fair
room will be visited by the children Of the
washington CItNProtestant Orphan Asylum,
and there will be some delightful singing, IN
teresting Rotations, &c, &c.
DIssoLvING VIEws-A fine exhibition of
phantasmagorlal dissolying views will be given
at Dunharton. street Church, Georgetown. to-
night The subjects are of q scriptural his
toricai and miscellaneous character.
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LOST AND FOUND.

&S REWARD: Lost. on the 10th April, between
WATCH CHAIN and KEY. The finder will be
paid the above reward on returning it to Krkwood
House ap O-3tT
T OsT-On the 18th instant, WATCH KEY at
IL tached to a. $2R gold piece. The finder will be
fbassls sad at No. sos
SIS ths bsswhsSs
above reward will be paid if returned to W. C.
Hazel or John Crumbaugh, Georgetown, D. c.,
apie,st. OIL ''''''' VIC HAZEL.
CS REwARD-strayed on Saturday. 18th.
about half of the tail cut off. The above reward
will be given if returned at No. 900 4th street. be-
tween p T. and streets. rHos DRawNy
ITO sUTLERs-LOST OR MIsLAID-At Bran
dy Station, on Friday, April 18th, one large
CHEST, Fastened with paddock containing per.
ioneing to ". G. Smith, Sutler 18th Mass. Vols.
Any information left at JOHN II. BARTH &
co. s. 237 Penn. avenue, will be suitably reward
ed apl8-lwt
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO STATE
that this Monday morning, APRIL y; 1884, ne
avenue, down 18th street to Pennsylvania avenue
and came to his place of business, corner Of 10th
and street, where he missed his POCkET-B0Ok,
license for the said place of business. The finder
same. EDWARD BAhhEII;,
apl8-3t+ corner of and 10th streets.
S5 Black COW With white face she was about
3years old The finder will receive the above re-
ward if returned at J. BROWNS Restaurant, cor
ner 18th street and Pa. avenue. ap 16-1wF
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Icy WIN. l.. WALL & Co, Auctioneers
~ s. Z. corner Pc ay and 9th STRAIT

BY "h L. WALL co 4 CO. :. Auetionsers;
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES AND MISSES
4 aSP SASSS SoS6s A A6 HSSTHoS' HOSIERY
ock We S sen as TN m at
Cases Of Ladies Japanese Boots and Bsimorals.
Chiidrsns heeled and no heel Shoes and spper,
Calico Prints, Liz en- and Muslin, and colorsd Cam
Cloths, Cassimers and Alpaca
Handkerchiefss scarfs Hosiery and GIo 1 drawers.
spool SS fI SeSing SIX and Thread,
suspend ers and Fancy Soap. '' '0-HOs'
A ariety OF Fancy Hardware and Cutlery.
ap.l6 WIN L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
RYGREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &o.
On THURSDAY, the 2Lst inst, at 10 O'clock, a.
Seventh and streets north, well assorted stosS
Of Groceries Liquors; &c. insisting in part Of
Ads Has s and Tslio. s dRsHdi.s '
Nutlnsgs, Mace, Citron, AlIspice, and Gloves,
HepTboP vi WHISKY and oos9aSs Brandy:
sasine and Sbssins anS ro9t Wines
With many other articles too numerous to enumsr-
Terms cash. on..,
RY WIN. L. WALL & co, .Anctioneers.
AsstGNEE's SALE OF TOBACCO AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at public auction at our auction
on THURSDAY, 2lst instant; at 10 O'Clock a. M
esofd kss af9
= ssSSie sqP sTk sw Bright los do
The attention of dealers are particularly reouest-
ed, as the goods are in fine order and viii be sold
by the package in lots to suit the trade.
ap 10 VIM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
RYJ. c. McGUIRE& CO., Auctioneers.
PAIR oF CARRIAGE HORSES. CoUpEE, Dou-
HARNESS, SADDLE AND STABLE UrENsfLs
On On rat fa6 6RsDAY MORNING. April a,st a. "a
o'clock stthe private stable in the of street.
Pair Of csrsee Horses ens p 5ss SELL and
~ the other Bay;
4Rs a s9ss.
Blankets Sheets, and Stable tensls generally,
apl0-d 10. MCGUIRE CO., Auc.s.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF
u SUBSISTENCE STORES.
Will be sold # pPq6lis auetOn At eleven O'clock
shar the so lfSS aa ar ssFsss
of Subsistence Stores. inspected aud condemned
SIS unfit f g Is s,s,S bis g51 Pork
sstt lbs. Bacon.
q ise lSs BIS bSis.' Beef,
80 1876 1876 bbls Flour,
ass lbs iSs. s. sN It Peas.
is is; J. snde Coffee.
sozs lbs Brown Sugar. $3.50.
Is gallons whisky.
sasIS Ss b Bs Potatoes.
lolbs. Pepper,
Ssibs OK Tongues Sass
Terms cash, in Government funds.
sv. H.H 1 ESss; Gspt i and o.s,V.
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Dry r. BUCHLY. Auctioneer,

MATTINGS, UILULUTaS AND CARPET6 AND
WINDOW SHADES,
On THU RSDAY next, 2lst inst, at 10 o'clock I'm
and streets west I shall sell as per consisn-
ment, one hundred pieces Mating. consisting of
Also: a large lot of New Carpets and OiicIoths
and Window Shades, of different grad, $,
sp 1921" X. BUCHLY Auct
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CLIFTON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

The above named Factory, with $50 acres of land
mostly wood, is offered for sale.
This property is situated at-the head waters of
It. Msry;s river, The factory building is four lou
chinery for manufacturing cotton yarn. There
is grist mil. tavern, blacksmith AID wheelwright
shop with eight dwelling houses attached to the
property TO an enterprisns man OF company PAM
ated et the head Of gable stream, with slarge
and thrifty community surrounding u an eeund-
not fail TO pay II properly. yeried. For further
berticulsrs apply 70 T. ". G0UGH, Leensrdtoyn.
HART, foot Of G atlsst. lInt.l Eh 2S-ssln
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by WEN. B. LEWIS & CO., Austsonssrs.

RY WM. B. LEWIS CO., Auetioneers.
THIS EVENING at o'clock at our store, No,
421, Seventh street, we shall continue the sale
ofPhote graphic Albums Family Bibles Stationery
silyer-plated Ware, Cutlery Watches ard JewelrY.
with an immense variety of Fancy Goods.
ap 2O-lw VIM. b. LEWIS Co.. Aucts.
RIJ. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE WITH
WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE AND
NAChST SIDE LOT AT THE CORNER OF
TWELFTH AND NJ STREETS AT PUBLIC
On MONDAY AFTERNOON April Is, o. O'Clock.
ol. the premises, we shall sell Lots Nos IA and Is
II Square No as2- each fronting % feeton Twelfth
street west. at the corner of north NJ street and
Twelfth street west. Lot IA. at the corner, is inn
proved with well built three story brick dwelling
house, with back building, containing eleven
rooms. with fine store room and csllsrs. Lot IS
ad!oips the above, and has on it warehouse,
rately.
This is the property of Leroy Edwards, Esq :, who
has conducted the store with great success, and
only sells on account of failing health. Im,nedi-
at possession given.
Terms One. half cash, the remainder in sir ana
twelve months with interest, secured by deedof
ap.2o-d J. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucss.
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q Z REWARD.-Lost. on the 10th April, between
SpC 18th street and Kirkwood House, GOLD
WATCH CHAIN and KEY. The finder will be
paid the above reward on returning it to Kirkwood
n
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Il
II A Corner Lot, $50 feet front on Pa ay., con-
tanning e 500 square feet of ground, improved by
locations for q frst-class hotel in Washington
The whole of this excellent property can be pur-
chased for SIPS 000-S25,0 900 cash, balance long
time.
A fine Brick Residence on 4 ST., eppo Franklin
Square, II rooms, 26 by 1873 # to 80 foot paved al
ley, stable and carriage house &c.. s 10 600
Desirable Brick on 18th ST., near Pa. av., Is
by 100, 10 rooms 5000
good stable; - -. $500
Is by 100, rooms 400
A snug little Brick House, on L st., l6 BY 100,
ground - - 1900
rooms. -. lsos
rooms. ..-...--.-,..: -. - = I4OO
Two Frames on N st ;, bet. 4th and oth SITS, is
by 40, rooms, each ....--...-.-......... loo
Building Lots in all parts Of the city.
A number of desirable Farms for sale.
MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers,
ap4-tMl g. e, corner Pa nv, and 18th St
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EOR RENT-A large BRICK HOUSE, having
T. been thoroughly repaired throughout, con
tanning fifteen rooms. including large dining
room, parlors, DC, situated on High street,
Gesrgetown: suitable for hotel, boarding house,
&c. Immediate possession given. Inquire at No
457 Thirteenth street, between Z and f, between
IL ana O'CLOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-20

7 OST-On the 18th instant, WATCH KEY at
suitably rewarded BY leaving at No. 2O9 G street,
18th and 10Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-20

VERY FINE.-A city contemporary, describing
the search for girl in house of intamy says
OF the young lady: ssShe had q mark on her
cheek which neighbored a dimple whenever
her lips would be wreathed in smiles, and
which showed itself perceptibly whenever she
manifested coloquial animation" This is
Tery fine