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GARDEN. FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES,

GARDEN. FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES,
VI four mics from Washington, one and a half
miles from Rock Greek Church, every acre in .
high state of cultivation.
The improvements are TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, Barn, and all out-hOuses necessary to
comfortable country residence, and fronts on the
main (DiggsJ road is we'll fenced with new post
the above property will be found desirable an an
vestment, and worthy the attention OF persons oe-
string pleasant country residence. 1901.
Twenty acres of meadow, the balance IN stgeth'
Peaches, Pears, Apples. CheTrses, &c;
Possession gwen will be Immediately, ehouid the
purchaser buy the growing crops together with
farming utensils, and the stock necessary and now
us @a % SSrh inc II" EMANUEL LACEY.
ICE T. o 4.
We have completed our arrangements for the de-
AA'',' BOSTON FRESH POND ICE.
season. We deliver promptly We require our
drivers to give exact weight We never fail to sup.
piY In the heat Of summer. ask liberal patron
age and assure you constant supply.
7. T. FOWLER Il CO.,
ap cS-f Tenth street Wharf.
MANHOOD AND YoUTHFgI yIGoR ARE
lfb regaiued by HELMB0BD'S EXTRACT BU
Gnu, h9t mar Is 6m
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DIST HIBUTIoN OF PREMIUMs-Speech BY Sec
rotary HoTiIR.-The exercises of distributing
prcmiu ms to the meritorious pupils of the 4th
District Sch Ools, at the Foundry NJ. f. Church
yesterday, were rendered quite interesting by
the presence and remarks of the Secretary of
the Interior, Mr.. Harlan. After prayer by
Rev. W. Hamilton, Mayor Wallach introduced
The speaker, MIR. Harlan, who commenced by
expressing his regret that his duties in the De-
partment had kept him so occupied as to pre-
Vent HIM from giving much thought to matters
OF Interest to those present, and first directed
upon them that they were responsible for the
character of the men and women of the next
generation, and that it is their province to de-
Nelop the childrens physical mental, moral,
and religious character. He then proceeded in
a most interesting manner to urge the import
ance of encouraging the public schools, not
only by money. but by the presence of our best
citizens and their children, and after addressing
the children AT length OIL the ad vantages of edu-
cation, concluded by saying that if the city au-
thorltes continued as they had in the extension
of school facilities be did not think there would
be much trou BILE in getting aid from the National
Government. He should not be at all surprised
II Congress was appealed to, that il would ap-
propriate the necessary fund to build all the
school houses required, and s u pport the schools
This subject had previously been fayOrably
considered IN Congress. particularly in view OF
the fact that much property in Washington is
taxable by the e.tc auth orities. and that the
population - of such "A transitory Character;
but whether Congress Cld so or not, lose hay-
ing the matter i'll char &c should not change
cut di> aiarae all their duties in this respect
This city should have the model schools for all
paris OF The COuniry. and not DO compelled TO
adopt Ia customs of the proVln '6-. Hoping
u irartitip'' - in the r!icrts to improve the
schools. he speaker retired.
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DROP. j. w. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY
L PARkER'S HALL,
Penn. ave-, between 9th and 7th.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.

Prof. KREIS begs leave to announce to his for
mer patrons and the public in ge neral that "A
at the request OF great many Of his pupils ~
well as others, he will continue his classes fA
during the summer season. LiHlk
Days and hours of Tuition for Ladies, Misses and
Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from
8 to O'Clock.
Gentlemen's Glass, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day evenings
Private instructions given to suit the conve-
niences of the pupil.
For further Information apply at or address a
note to the Academy, or Room No; - Washington
Building corner Pa. avenue and 1th street.
The Hall can be rented for Private Parties and
SOiyets my lq-f
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RY VIM. L. WALL co., Aucuoneers.
SALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS A


SALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS AT
Will sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY.
July 0 ths at ths Msr
f n
s sss Of Stroke 81
SIDE WHEEL . C9MM e aR b. BARNEY.
diameter of cylinder, 3S inches; stroke OF pistoa.
SIDE WHEEL MORSE = Length, l4s feet:
breadth, 80 feet depth, u feet; diameter Of cylin-
df PRSP 1sGfs rel eSiRiG5ssa1ERLensh 100
df si5H !as RThEf p BsSs stFsks s.
Length, 2l3 feet breadth, 20 feet lnSnes' eeyt1s
y feet; diameter of cylinder Il inches; % inch
Stsff WHEEL THOMAS FREE EgEEBo !ss;
dfRsStffiE &
"a iIs6fsEi ,RfH fee.
inches; breadth, II feet 4 inches; depth, feet
inches; diameter of cylinder, "a inches; 20-inoh
''PTIRsoPELLRR HENRY BRINKER-Lensth. q
feet breadth, . feet inches; depth feet inches;
ia1eser Sf y iRehss; ainsa strGss
breadth, Is feet depth 10 feet inches disnetse u
'ynsEsr% IL, se
breadth % feet inches; depth feet; diameter d
cyPRRdSspE + pfhss b fsst :gSte Length
breadth Il feet; depth, feet inches; diameter q
cyacHaas6o Sk nsh SbShfH ft5Gff
fs hS 5ssss
FEET Sssfath
breadth Is fsSs nshis SSspts 10 ss
The abovenamed vessels lie at the Navyy
S CT Shf n tnss e
cent at the time Of sale, and the balance six DAYS
thereafter. .o.xupx
lys. G:aer; D. NUN Scomn.nasne.
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WTANTED-A limited number of PUPILS for
w instruction on the Piano Forte. Best of ref
erences given. Apply at No. 52S ST, between
6tn and 7th SITS. mar IL u
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DYJ.C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.

PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia, passed in chancery cause
No. 1862, Graham We; Graham ct al l shall sell at
nth, at g. CLOCK, on the premises, Lots and
6, square No. go, fronting on Connecticut avenue
2lst and north street.
These lots were occupied by the late Guy Graham
as garden, and have been subdi vded into thirteeo
subdivisions N and N, which have been already
sold.
Terms cash.
Convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost o.
the purchaser.
ieS-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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TRINITY CHURCH (GEORGETOWN) SUI
i DAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

The large and Id, Ho InnHs .S. steam
foot Of High street Georgetown, on -
SATURDAY, JULY 10TH,
on trip down the river to Glymont, returning by
sunset.
An excellent band Of music will DO in attendance
on board and at the Pavilion during the day.
Refreshments will be furnished at moderate rates.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. Children half price.
street, Georgetown at 7h O'Clock a. M
h-SS7Sl2El4*
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

TNHE FIRST GRAND AFTERNOON AND
1 EVENING PICNIC Of the SARSFIEL ~
CITY PARK. 7th street. on JULY1s. The H4
Committee has spared no pains expense to kl..{&
Tickets SO Cents, admitting a gentleman and
ladies. jy l4-2tt
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DUBLIC SALE OF vALUABLE7 IMPROVED
liz PROPERTY AT ELLAHILLE.

pose public SALE at Ellavile upon the premises
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July, 1885, at eleven
O'Clock a. NJ, the large Frame Dwelling now occu-
pied by Mr.. Quinn, with ten acres of land attached
thereto. This property possesses many advantages
for n most pleasant country residence: is most
healthy. admirably situated. being within short
walk of Hyattsyille Station, on the Baltimore and
Washington Railroad, is under an excellent enclo-
sure, and all the buildings are in first rate order,
and the land is highly improved and ornamented
with shrubbery of various kinds.
Terms of sale: One third cash and the residue in
one and two years, with interest from the day of
sale
Convey ancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
n. c. STEPHENS,
Acting for the owners.
N. B-Baltimore Sun daily until sale, and send
account to N c. Stephens. jy lid
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nY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia sitting in equity, and passed
in a certain wherein Charles O'Neal ct al are
complanants and Horato Gates O'Ncal ct al. are
defendants shall proceed to sell in front of the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of July inst
in Square numbered three hundred and sixty eight,
1861 having front of twenty two t22) feet and
eleven Cd inches on street north, between 9Th
and 10th streets west and extending back two hun
bred and thirty two l232) feet four and half 4
inches to an alley. The improvements consist OF a
ing, and located in the most healthy part of the
city. Possession given Immediately.
Also, the same day, shall sell in front of the
premises at half past six O'Clock, part of Lot num-
bered eight 49, in Square numbered two hundred
and eighty six, (2S5l Said Lot is located on 18th
street west, between New York avenue and street
north, having front of eighteen tlS) feet on 18th
street, and running back one hundred and one (l0ll
feet and six 90 inches. The improvements consist
of two story and attic Brick House.
shall also sell on WEDNESDAY, the Doth inst.
at half past six o'clock, an unimproved Lot of
numbered four hundred and forty eight. (4iS, said
lot is eligibly located Nj street north, between
9th and 9TH streets west 49,
Terms of sale. as prescribed by DECREE: Onethi I'd
of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the
balance in six and twelve months The deferred
payments to bear interest from the day of sale and
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser, with
good and sufficient surety, to be approved by the
Trustee, the purchaser having the privilege of
ing the whole of the purchase money in cash. ..,
in five days the property viii be resold after one
week. notice i'll the National Inteligencer. at the
purchaser g risk.
All conveyancng and Government stamps at the
j L. JOHNSON, Trustee.
m e. e. Ano
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DY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

SMALL FARM IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO
WASHINGTON AT PUBLIC SALE
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, in chancery cause No.
22s wherein VINCENT B%rch is complainant and
PENDANTS, 1 will sell, at Public Auction, on WE'D
HESDAY, July 18th, at II o'clock m at the AUG ;
TRACT OF LAND, containing about is acres,
rood and 80 perches.
This property is situated in the county of Wash
ington, the west side of the Eastern Branch,
and ad joins the farms Of Colonel Hickey and Mrs.
Queen.
At the same time and place, shall also sell Lots
] and 6, in Square 20.
Terms: One half cash: balance at six months,
secured by approved notes or bonds of the pur-
chaser
All conveyaneing at the expense of the purchaser.
VIM. +. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
lie -3taw3w J. G.. MCGUIRE & co Aucts.
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ORANGE COUNTY AND DELAWARE ICE

ORANGE COUNTY AND DELAWARE ICE
~ CREAM
bIcssrs. SIGSTON & COLLIN, successors to j.
Russell, corner 18th and sts., Washington, D. O.,
mr. lie from Orange County and Delaware Cream
This house is the Oldest in the city that has sup
cream. A convenient Ice Cream Pavilion open
daily in connection with our establishment
jclO-Tu2Flmf SIGSTON COLLIN.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, July, lsS6-
~ Contents The Freedmen ut Port Royal; Man
ners and Customs OF Primitive Indian Tribes;
Charles Goodyear; The Democratic View OF Deinoc
racy; The American Ephemeris and Nautical AL
manar; Duties On Exports; Italian Brigandegc:
Srotch the Snake, Kill it; Critical Notices. List
of son.e Rercut Publications.
jvI2 RRANCK TAYLOR.
><s~u< UEALD'S AMERICAN BRASS ~
kST. BAND SFFAX
a?S<SStrirg Music furnished when Required SzSS
Ia HEAID, Leader. Nc A9+ = -, n. Patent %
" TyI EE, Director, 4 . Ae;7 T. ST Navy Y ~
4 T. SEEEnhE Secretary. jcll t5spIs
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
RY WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN LOTS NEAR THE
CITY BOUNDARY AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th Of
November, 1857, and duly recorded in iber j. A. g..
No 49, folos 49, to l9S one of the land records #
sell on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August Is,
at o'clock in front Of the premises, Lots nun I'm
as laid down in the plan of Todd's subdivision Of
said square. The ground will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
Terms: Half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of TRUST on the premises.
THOMAS BERRY, Trustee.
jyll INTEL VIM. l.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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B-SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Also, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every
description 4. BUCHLY, AO6 7th street,
10 S-ff between G and H east sido.
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WANTED TO RENT FOR YEAR.-Between
w this and LIST September next, "a Brick HOUSE
with eight or ten rooms, gas and water, situated
between Pennsylvania avenue and X street and llth
and 10Th streets Tor which fair rent will be paid.
Address W l.. H., Box 322 Post Office.
10 l5-2aw4Wh
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" ANTED-By middle aged American woman,
w SITUATION as cook and to assist in wash
ing in private family: References given. Please
address note to Box No % Star Office It,
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WANTED TO RENT.-A HOUSE containing
w from nine to twelve rooms, north OF Penn
avenue and between AZ and 18th streets. Address
Lock Box 4S. City Post Office. One with carriage
house and stable preferred. u l5tf
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"ANTED-Dy 81 respectable girl a SITUATION
w as nurse or chambermaid, and also plair sew
ing. Has no objection to going travelling with
lady Address Box "a, Star Office jy6
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EOR SALE CHEAP-Twe small new BRICK
Il HOUSES on 9th street, between N and 0 north
Inquire of Z. LAZENBY, on the premises
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EOR SALE-Corner Penna. avenue and 18th st :,
Il a PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISHMENT, with
stock and fixtures, doing q good business. Salts
factory reason given for selling. Apply immedi-
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"ANTED-By respectable girl, S1TUA-
w TlON to do dining room work or chamber
work; will assist in washing and ironing. Address
Box 40 Star Office. jy 1925
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FRONTING ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
o STREET NORTH.
On FRIDAY, the Iith instant, at 6,f clock p. m.
we shall SELL in trout of the premises, two Lots,
fronting New jersey avenue, having q feet
front, running back to 30 foot alley; and one Lot
on street north, fronting 81 feet inches, subdi-
building purposes. The location is high and per-
fectly grade which We call the attention Of per-
reserve.
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cot
of the purchaser
S25 will be required down on each lot whom the
property is knocked off
jy sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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A GRAND PI T &c Fsstp e from 18th IN
BECKERT'S GARDEN, Navy Yard, ~
By ~
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON July 10.
been made for the pleasure of all who may attend
Tickets 81. admitting gentleman and ladies.
A Brass and String Band will be in attendance.
By order of the Committee. jy l36t
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"ANTED-A BOY, to make himself useful in q
w Barber Shop. Good wages will be given to a
nice boy. Inquire at No. East Capitol St, tCapi
foI Hi1ft IT,
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LIOR RENT-That desirable STORE ROOM and
Il RESIDENCE. No. 5O4 9t,> street, two doors
dersipned S. D. CASTEEMnN,
Agent and Guardian,
iY 10 lM Pa Avenue and Rock Creek Bridge.
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"AETED-Two CARPENTERS for a short
W time. Enquire at No 400 18th street, bet f
and F. jy b. st.
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WANTED-A competent GARDENER, one who
is particularly acquain ed with the cultivation
of fruits and flowers. References required TO
character and capacity. married man preferred.
Apply to MORGAN RHINEHART,
IL foot @
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"ANTED-By a respectable white woman, q
~ SITUATION as cook or washer and ironer
Good recommendation given if required. Inquire
for two days on I'd. between + and G streets, No
Sd
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jy 6-3taH3w Intel. Auct
by W. l.. WALL l. CO., Auctioneers.

SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, sitting Court of Equity,
passed in cause OF Elizabeth Green and Others vs.
John Magee and others, No. 374 upon the docket of
said court, the subscriber, trustee, will offer at
public sale on MONDAY the 18th day Of July, at
estate of which the late Hugh Magee died seized
G, in Square Io2 Also, Lots A, B, and b, in the
subdivision Of original Lot 8, in Square 80. Also,
Lot - being part Of original Lot in same SQUARE,
inches, and containing 1881 square feet, with all
the buildings and improvements to the same be-
longing. The sale to commence with Lot G, in
Square IO2: and proceed from lot to lot.
purchase money to be paid in six and twelve months
from the day Of sale With Interest the purchaser
he tST By OF
may be paid on the day of sale. On the payment Of
to him Sold free clear, and discharged Of all claim
VI NAV ~ RP. JACKSON, Trustee.
Cd VIM. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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L ever offered in Washington, D. c., in Square
H5, commonly called the Asylum Square. All these
street north up the line of 10th to street round
the corner Of street to Asylu lot on II street;
sells new residence Also, the lot Immediately ad
joining and south Of the residence Of Mr. Gait
Rev. J. G. Smiths Church lot on the south to the
corner Of and 9Th streets This property can be
through the square, and that without cost to pur-
ehasers Al Of the above lots will be vacated at
tive of the heirs of the late Arthur Middleton
Also, interior lots on said square; For further
particulars inquire Of JAMES TOWLES, Prop
erty Agent Office 40 II, between 9Th and 9th sts.
al O'Clock p. M, and from to p. M.
jyS-tf (Chronicle.
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LNOR SALE-RESTAURANT in vicinity of rail
Il road depot, do ing good business. building,
together with stock fixtures and Lease. Will I'D sold
on reasonable terms. Apply second door from cor
ner & and North Capitol st. jy I2Im*
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Two LET-On Georgetown Heights, one or two
i very pleasant ROOMS in the most agreeable
part of the Georgetown Heights.to Gentlemen.
Address so. A. B., Georgetown Post Office.
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WANTED.

WANTED wANrEp
Every lady in the district to know that we have
reduced the price of Fiuting to Six Cents per yard
and " arrant our work equal to any done in New
did patterns for Braid and Embroidery; Make any
sfampcrs in the city we are able to do better work
than elsew here. We are prepared to furnish the
very best Braids and Working Cottons to our GUS
toners. PRINCES Stamping Depot,
3S1 street.
jea0-tf opposite Patent office.
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"ANTED-A GIRL for homework in small
w private family. Apply at 40j south street,
bet. 9th and 9TH east, near Navy Yard. jy 13- ST.
WANTED-Two GIRLS. to do general house
w work must be good washers and ironers. APP
ply to 3 6 Delaware avenue. the Capitol.
IL
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WTANTED IMMEDIATELY "A competent
w COOK, who can bring the best references.
Apply at 81 5, corner 4}a and c streets.
jy H3t MRS GEO. PARKER
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"ANTED-A WOODWORKER, to do jobbing
w Best prices will be given by
JOHN p. DENNIS.
Jy IA 2t* Coachmaker. 9Th street
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ID EMEMBER THE Nj. S. A

r EMEhBER THE NJ: s.A.
The ninth grand Afternoon and EVENING
Pic Mic of the MERRY SOCIAL ASSUCIA- IA
T1ON will be given at W ashington City Gar ~
den. New York ave, bet. LIST and I'd sts. qHA
MONDAY. July II, 1855 Dancing to com. s2a&A
mence at clock BY order of Committee. jyI4 st
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j. u. JUflN SONl ITUslEp
jy l0-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
UYTHOS. DOWNING, Auct Georgetown, u. c.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
TAVERN AND GARDEN FARM AT TESAL

CHANCERY SALE OF a VERY VALUABLE
TA AA IS, AND GARDEN FARM AT TESAL-
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia in equity, made and passed
on the 9Th day Of July, A D 1855; in the 9hanceIy
L. Keene, ct; al, will sell on MONDAY, the slst
day of July, A. u, 1855 at s clock p M, on me
premises in Tenallyt town. D. c., that very valuable
property known as Conrads Tavern, and the en-
closure, containing acres, one rood and thirty
perches of land, and described as follows: Begin
ming for the same at bound stone standing on the
south side the River road sixty feet southwest Of
bound of the rignal tract Friendship, and run
ming thence southwest forty two perches southeast,
eighty perches; north 6M deg east, thirty one and
three -f0urths perches to the Georgetown and Fred
erick Pike: thence with said road north 231f deg.
west thirty six perches, and thence with straight
line to the beginning, with the improvements there
The hotel is nearly new, and the place has been
fine opportunity for investment.
Terms of sale are: One third cash; the balance
in two equal payments, at six and twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, the title to
and the purchaser may at his option pay the whole
of the purchase money in cash.
COnveyancing, stamps, &C., at cost Of purchaser.
THOMAS BOWLING,
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"ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash
w and iron fora small family: one and a half
miles in the country. Apply at BUSEY'S agricul-
tural store High street, below Bridge, George
town. t. IA ST.
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NOR RENT--A two-story BRICK HOUSE on f
L street north, between I'd and Sd streets east,
suitable for two families. Rent S25 per month,
payable in advance. Inquire 343 lst street east
between and ID north. jy l'-eGSt~
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NOR RENT-Three Unf,lrnished ROOMS on the
i first floor. with kitchen attached, at No. 306
Delaware avenue. between north and streets
Capitol Hill. Location is healthy and very near
the street cars. jy II St.
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WANTED-A good COOK. Must be willing to
w sssist with washipg and irpning Als1 "a
be good sewer. Apply at the head of Goth street,
white house on the hill jy 1887
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A WASH WON
w AN RUSSELL'S Restaurant, No. 277
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. jy 0-1w
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WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER and
w IRONER. Must give good reference. The
best wages will be paid. Apply at Do Louisiana
avenue betW cen AZ and 9th streets iy I3-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-14

A YOUNG MAN, Just from the army, wants a
n SITUATION as clerk in any kind of business
He understands the French, German and English
languages. Can give good recomme ndatons, and
is willing to make himself generally useful Adj
dress Box 10, this office. jy 14-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-14

w TI0N to Do chamSerWork vii, assist in
washing and ironing. Address Box Star Office.
jy 13-2ts