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INEpoT FOR MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

hEPUT FOR MOI KNING DRESS GOODS.
On hand. large stock of
THIN BLACK DRESS GOODS
every description, which we are CLOSING OUT
AT COST, to make room fer Fall Stock.
JOS. ]. MAY CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
jy T-2tif between 9th and 10th streets.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

= FURNITURE BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock
A. m, shall sell, at the residence of gentleman
declining housekeeping, on New York avenue, be-
tv cen Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north, ct No.
393, the following articles, viz:
One Rosewood Case Piano ---
Mahogany Tete-a -tete Sofa
Iadies' and Gents Easy, Side, and other Chairs
Marble top Center Tables e
One Green Rep covered Lounge and Ornaments
Marble top Mahogany Bureaus and Washstands
Cottage Bedsteads and Wardrobes
Rush bottom and Cane seat Chairs az 9
Three ply, Ingram, and other Carpets -
air, Cotton top, and Husk Mattresses
Cook Radiator, and other Stoves
Dining Tables and Crockery rta
Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, and Toilet Sets
A lot Of good Kitchen Requisites g.. &
And many other articles too numerous TO eAumer.
. 4. ate, ! ..e.r So.
Terms cash -. - b. 80 -s..i - l.
jyud GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts. /,
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by WIN. L. WALL 4 co. Auctioneers
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE.

Ia
Guardians SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE .,o
District of Columbia passed the LIST day of July,
1856 and affirmed by the Supreme Court q the Dis
the Stl day of July, 1855, l. Eugene Chaplin, Guar
dian of Mary W Queen and Annie Queen hers g.
public auction. for cash. in front Of the premises,
on the 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1855, at o'clock p.
M an undiv ided moiey or half part of that certain
piece or parcel of ground and improvements situate
and lying in the city of Washington, District OF
Columbia. and known the plats thereof as that
part of Lot numbered twenty eight l2S, in square
numbered nine hundred and four, lOt,) contained
for the at the northeast e9rnef OF said L s
street twenty six feet eight inches, thence west to
the public alley in the rsar Of ssd Lot inche
and thence east to the place of beginning The
same being all the estate and interest OF said wards
of and into said premises.
Terms Of sale cash.
All convey ancing and stamps at the cost Of the
nrrrbeser EUGENE CHAPLIN.
" "a W L. WALL & co, Aucts.
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DY VIM. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.

TRrSTEE,S SALE OF TEN LOTS NEAR THE
MS CITY BOUNDARY. AT AUCTION d.taa 1Sa. .., :.
N Dy VI ,u IsS7 and duly recorded in l:ber A s.
No a5 foios E to 1ne Of y The land records of
ssii on " WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, August Is,
at s o'clock in front Of the premises, Lots mum
as laid down in the plan of Todd subdivision Of
said square. The ground will be sold in lots to suit
Terms: Half-cash: balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises.
Convey ancing at the expense of the purchasers
= - THOMAS BERRY, Trustee
iy II (Intel L VIM L. WALL Co Aurfs
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jy lO-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRJrsTEEs sALEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DIST STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND

'S SSslsH sTREkT VEST, tBETwEES o AND
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
psT Of pasSsMd in ssnte me- Ct
o ond aetsd r. sas
f1l5 feet,) Of Lot No. 10, in square No. s.. The
above Lot fronts on 2st street west between and
Portable Ie' Frame Z" House This property is we'll
adapted to garden purposes.
81 sa Of the
required to pay $50 at the time OF sale, and the
months months from day Of sale, with interest The de-
ferred payments to be secured to satisfaction of
The rf shs Ssp Of the shSs
piled With in FIVE days az S da s Of sa ss ~ the
risk and cost Of dsfauiting purchaser, after five
y7ss$S! SSHss 4HEHhHaEM Es zss:
GREAT SALE OF sERvICEABLE MULES.
Quartermaster Generals o67ee, I
ONE Hd THousAk Il s Mu 1HS b. lS'''
% be s Psb o9 ibs the bds1
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
tinuing from day to day til all are sold. -
Of bought in the b
broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and familiar
Though sound and seryiceafle, they are no longer
required in the army and can be purchased at this
sale at far less than their true value
Mules sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 a: m. each day.
Terms cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brigadier Generei, in charge
jy Hist First Division, O. NJ. G.. 0
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
L PROPERTY AT ELLATILLE.
BY virtue of authority from the owner, Will ex-
eO t. R sale ths St dsy II s a
O'Clock a. M, the large Frame Dwelling now oecu;;
pied by Mr. Quinn, with ten acres of land attached
thereto. This property possesses many adVantaseff
for most pleasant country residence; Is s host
walk Of Hyattsyille Station the Batimore ahu
Washington Railroad, under an exceiletn. rSar
sure and all the buildings are in nrst Insu
and the lard is highly impriH wee anu
Terms of sale One third cash, ana ,a,e ~
one and two years with interest from the DAY OF
sale. - 500 - :. t,a .ost ~ Oh NM .
chaser. Title ihoispu'" N. C. STEPHENS,
Acting for the owners.
B-BaItimore Sun daily until sale, and send
account to n e. stephens 81. e q {. jy lid
Ois, is65.NNotice is hereby given that on SAT.
ERDAY the 22d inst. the Dredging Machine and
Scosys belonging to the Corporation of Washing.
tom lying at the foot of 18th street and Canal will
he offered at public sale to. the highest bidder for
cash. Saieat 4e'clock p. M ,rv
jy A-eoA ~. aa.an: Canal Commissioner.
RY McpEyITT CO.--Ths highest cash price
ID paid for CASTOR Clothing, male and female.
Second hand Furniture bought and sold. Those
declining housekeeping would do we'll By calling On
McDEYfTT, 1t INST and I sts. 10 E-sm'
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EOR SALE-Corner Penna avenue and 18th st
II a PHOTOGRAPH ESTABLISH ENT, with
factory reason given for selling. Apply immedi-
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UNGUARDED TRBNCHEs.-Last night, two
horses and coach were caught in the trench
on G. street between 9TH and Sth, and coach
in the trench on eth street These trenches
were opened for supplying water to the plugs
around the Patent Office. and it is alleged that
last night they We're without lights or barri-
Cades.
The Franklin Fire Company, with Chief
Engineer Sessford, worked hard till near IL
trench, having seen the accident as they were
returning from the fire, few squares from it.
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TOOK PLACE WANTED-Also ASSISTANT
~ COOK, by two respectable women, who thor
oughly understand their business, in hotel
taurant Good reference given. Please address
Box 81 Star Office, for two days. 1T
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AUCTION SALES.
IN. IS AFTERNOON AND TO. MoRRC

n.y., =. MCGUIRE Co, Auctioneers.
fSErMEEsFT f Sk+wf pE fggE Ep HSn ESTs
sTREETs We. ST Tir AT 6hoHST ,.tS A.,
s ssloe is by 1 1qtas o. Of
Court dated the 18th da, Of May fs Is rnssd s
e SonmSia o by the S siRR day
ing described handsome buildin so,s, VIZ nr,,.
two hundred and eighteen. tals rs wing from, q
% feet inches on north l. bstwees alley 10
s strse as west fse Ep eSes WIN
Terms: One half cash balance in six moths, the
bearing interest from the day of sale and SECURED
to the satisfaction of the guardian;
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the co%
7eosa. ELTz 4 a MsSt RRh1s co., Gn' Euoa
TaE until Ahpf TUEsbAY - July
18th. at clock ut the auction rooms OF James e.
Mcclure Mrs ELIZA sN Z S EEAIH Sga ed
+ jy II lIntelligencer. Auctioneers.
gEJTsMApEd GhABk Hotel,
EXTENsIyE SALE Of GSLP r APP , s5L o,5si
sleeve Buttons, Table and Pocket Cutlery silver silver
ns and
Letter and Sote Paper, Envelopes Photograph
We will sell at our Store. THIS EVENING, AMI
continue every evening until the whole stock Is
disposed Of
50 Ladies' and Gents fine Gold Watches in Is and
IS karat cases
| 80 Silver Lever Watches
| Is Gold Guard and Vest Chains, Gold Pens and
Cases
10 Gold Chatelain Chains. for Ladies
| 100 Ladies and Gents Initial Sleeve Buttons
20 Dozen Silver Plated Table Spoons
20 do do Tea Spoons
| 20 do do Forks
do do Casters
do do Butter Dishes
IS Dozen Table Cutlery
70 do Pocket Knives
100 do Hosiery
q do Linen Handerchefs
20 do Linen Drawers
10 do Gum Suspenders
10 do Fine Shirts
| do Linen Busters
| 100 do Soaps and Perfumery
| 100 Thousand Envelopes
| 80 Rcams Letter and Note Paper
! zoo Photograph Albums
| Boxes Tobacco
| Thousand Cigars
| 100 Thousand HeI ling & Sons Needles
| n. bah goods warranted to be az represent
| ed ~ IL OF
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"ANTED--A tidy, Industrious WHITE GIRL,
w German American, as Nurse and Chamber
maid, Apply at $50 4th street. between l. street
and New York aYenun iy l8-4t
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AUCTION SALES.

DY W. B. LEWIS & CO., .Auotioneers,
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue.
EFFECTS or DECEASED SOLDIERS AT
AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, July 10, at 10 O'Clock, we shall
sell about 200 lots Of Clothing, Blankets and Effects
of Deceased Soldiers. BY order of
GRIFFITH w CARR,
First Lieut. " r. Corps and Military Agent.
jy lS-It w. Ii. LEW is CO., Ancts.
nYJ c. MCGUIRE s. CO., Auctioneers.
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
THE LONG BRIDGE AT PUBLIC. SALE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON; July q, at clock,
on the premises we shall sell all of Lot 81 and
north IL feet of lot q square No. 263 fronting on
1872 street, between and streets, near the Long
Bridge improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling
on the north part of Lot q containing eight
on the rear of Lot q, two small Dwellings and a
Terms: O;.s~ half cash. the balance in and IL
months secured by deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser.
~ I'D y. u mCuuihh q W. Ehu.to,
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE containing SIX rooms,
L and the LOT on which it stands at the lnteh
between 18th and l4th streets west. Apply GU the
premises jy last"
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LNOR RENT-A STORE with fixtures and lease
10th streets island jy 4-6t@
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NOR RENT-Six FURNISHED ROOMS, suit
L able for housekeeping, with ga; and water
Without children. Apply at 276 II street, near
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BAGATELLET TABLE, for which
w fair price will be given Also, a competent
restaurant COOK. Apply at the restaurant, cornell
of Pennsylvania ave. and ID st. west. jy 133t~
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GARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES,
" four miles from Washington, one and "A half
miles from Rock Creek Church, every acre in a
high state of cultivation.
The improvements are TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE, Barn, and all out-houses necessary to o
comfortable country residence, and fronts on the
main tDiggsp road; is we'll fenced with new post
and rail- with water in abundance and, altogether,
the above property will be found desirable in
vestment, and worthy the attention Of persons de-
string pleasant country residence.
Twenty acres Of meadow, the balance in vegeta-
bles with a splendid crop Of fruit-comprising,
Possession given will be immediately, should the
purchaser buy the growing crops. together with
farming utensils, and the stock necessary aud now
used to work the farm.
my S-2ms EMANUEL LACEY.
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EOR SALE-The STOCK, FIXTURES and SODA
10 FOUNTAIN on the corner OF 9th and s Is:
for the amount of capital invested. Inquire OF A.
FLINT 412 f. street ~ 15-TN
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r ARGE AND DESIRALE RESIDENCE NEAR
IL THE CITY HALL AT PR1NATE SALE;
RESIDENCE near the City Hall-three story and
basement, with back building and large yard. The
house contains about fifteen rooms, with gas and
water throughout. Immediate possession given.
For terms apply to -
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TTOR RENTING FURNISHED ROOMS. For
MO- ath jy 15-3t*
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ITO THE LADIES
i OF WASHINGTON,
GEORGETOWN, AND ALEXANDRIA.

ITO THE LA ID e su,neros
GEORGETOWN, AND ALEXANDRIA.
Money Saved b s HpSPg s {GnE Psf GOODS
No. 44$ 18th street, doors from G.,
at b. NewmanS old stand.
The present proprietor, Isaac sycel, begs leave to
to the public and his old customers that he
intends to sell a large stock of new Goods lately
bought at New York Auctions, at prices lower than
any Store in this city. mention in part
Men and Boy wear from 371a cents up.
Bleached and Brown Muslin from 20 cents up.
Caleoes> fast colors, at Is cents.
Shawls Of All kinds from 81 80 up.
All Wool Flannel from 10 cents up.
I04 Linen Sheeting Sl.50.
10-4 Cotton Bleached and Brown very cheap.
. large stock of Dress Goods, Lawns, Alapacas,
at prices suit every body; will name in part
Fringed Towels Is cents.
Splendid Napkins 81 per dozen.
Irish Linen from 80 cents UP.
Also, on hand large stock OF Hoop Skirts at
200 yards Spool Cotton, Needles, Pins, Hooks and
Eyes, cents only. ,--
jy l4-eo3t doors from street.
w WHITE GOODsM
Striped, Checked and Plain Nainsook,
J 5ae5a nhui Bishop hipi and Victoria Lawn,
dotted and Plain Swiss,
Linen Lawn, Edging ana Inserting.
Real Thread Lace Collars and Handkerchief5,
T 1rish L d1o,bs EHli pinpsrS Napkins
Together with a large assortment OF hne Fancy
Goods. Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &C., &c.
Selling now ct REDUCED prices at oropr
500 ST., near l4th. above
. Growers Theater.
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WANTED-A GIRL to cook, wash. and iron
w and do general homework. One that cal
come well recommended a steady place and gooS
home may be had. Apply at 33e Pa ave-, owe
HOOD S Jewelry Store jy 1857
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"ANTED-A BELL HANGER and LOCK-
w SMITH Inquire at No. Ala ID street, be-
tween 9th and 9TH streets, sign of the Big Gun.
iy -JyXt
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NOR SALE-A very desirable Residence and
BUILDING LOT in the northern section OF
the city For terms, &c, apply to w p BELL !. I,
at Lewis johnson Co. "a clearinghouse. Jy l5-6t
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JAMES SELDEN.

EOR SALE-RESTAURANT in vicinity of rail-
~ road depot, doing good business, Building;
together with stock, fixtures and lease, will BID sold
on reasonable terms. Apply second door from cor
ner C. and North CAPITOL at jy l2-lm+
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TED.-BOOKkEEPING or WRITING OF
w any description desired by young man who
missary Departments. Address Bookkeeper, 257
9Th street. Washington City P. o. jy l8eo3t*
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RY MopEVITT CO.--Ths highest cash price
- paid for castsof Clothing, male and female.
declining housekeeping would do we'll By calling On
1cDEYITT, 1t INST and sH, lsY-3m'
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L'OR SALE-Two large TENTS, newi been In
and suffers use To lie sold cheap. Inquire 800
Penpsvi yania avenue jy Is cost
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E0R RENTaA first class UNFuRS,IbSahIas 18th
SITS For terms apply the premises, No. 314 ,
Mrs. WATTS, at my Marble Yard, L ST., bet.
9th and 7th streets
iy l4-lXN w RUTHERFOKD.
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nor SALE-A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER,
twenty Horse power and one Of Pages patent nd
GROWING MACHINE with all the machinery,
nearly Any one Of the ab3ye articles VII be
MAN. No. 547 18th street between and sts.
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HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
L i sale. Price of Furniture 300; the House Is
within five minutes walk of City Hall and good 10
cation for renting rooms. Address p, " star Qf
fee for days " l5-3t
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INOR SALE-Two two horse AMBULANCES;
+ entirely new; built by the best makers and Will
In offered very low A. BRIDGET,
iy I7-3t@ No 2O6 23d st. bet. G and IL.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-By Green Il Will
liams, Auctioneers Lot Is, square 97s, be-
tween 10th and 18th and N and o streets east,
TO G. +. ID. Soper, ~ cts. per foot; lot 10. same
square, to T.. A. Sweeny. - cts. per foot; lots g.
A. 10 and IL, in Dyer's subdivision of square
$50, vicinity Of New Jersey avenue and I'd
street west, to Timothy Quinlan. 81 cts. per
foot; half lot g. square 53i, G, near ~ street
south. TO VIM. Whalen, 80 cts. per foot; lot IL,
square 264, with frame building, to Jas. Col
Inns, 5000; subdivisions of lot B. in square no,
No. ], to M. Diggin, 800; No. 2, N. Acker. OK
cts. per foot; No. 3, to 7. Allen, 104 cts,
per foot; frame dwelling, and lot 80, subdi-
vision of Mt. Pleasant farm, e.. B. HawsO to
III. w. Beveridge, for S1,s0O; lot II, in Dyer's
subdivision, TO VIM. O'Donnell, 80 cts. per foot;
lots and =, in square 1902, to John Golden,
2H cts per FOOT lote Is and 49, square SIS, on 10th
and north l. Streets to Thos. O'Dea, 25 cts. per
foot; lot 16 and part IS. square 5, on street,
between 26th and 27th west, with three-story
brick house and back building, to John Will
Hams 81 500; lots on New Jersey avenue and
q street, to Leonard Emmaltt, 20 cts. per foot.
Messrs. Mcclure & Co. last evening sold q
three-story brick house on New York avenue,
between 18TH and 18th streets south side, to
Elias Francis for 81 500. Also. IL lots of ground
on Connecticut avenue. 2lst and north SITS,
at an average of about cts. per square foot
to James Henning. This is the old Guy Ora
ham square, subdivided in building lots.
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L'CR RENT-A two story Brick HOUSE, with
rooms passage and large dry cellar; Potomac Ias
lot 5sxl3O feet; very desirable healthy location,
100 High 81: Georgetown Heights Small gua an
ing the city. Apply for three days on the premises
aft 5 D. m. Jy1S-I
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II Houses on Sd street, containing six rooms.
Apply to J. ROBERTSON, Agent No. T., or u PT2s-
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WANTED.-Two able bodied discharged SOL
w DIERS of good character, and having com
permanent situations as Cook by applying to the
Governor of the "SOldiers' Home"
" IClrOn.
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XNAETED-A tidy GIRL to do the general
w housework for small family. Must come
we'll recommended. Apply at the southwest corner
of 10th st. and Mass. ave. It,
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WANTED-By respectable girl, a SITUATION
w as nurse chambermaid, and also plain sew
ing. Has no objection to going travelling with q
lady. Address Box "a Star office. jy6
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT ELLATILLE

nFFIOE OF CANAL COMMISSIONER, July
OI3, ls65-Notice is hereby given that on SAT.
FRIDAY, the 22d inst. ,the Dredging Machine and
Scows belonging to the Corporation of Washing.
ton lying at the foot of 18th street and Canal will
he offered at public sale to. the highest bidder for
49, u - - d. HEPBURN,
il H-eoM ~ 90 90: Canal Commissioner.
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EOR SALE-Three story BRICK HOUSE, with
IL back buildings IL rooms in excellent order, with
garden and frame stable. Apply on promises, cor.
B st. south and LIST st, Capitol Hill. je -lm*

i ever offered in Washington, D. c., in Square
~ & street. be M
street north up the line of 10th to street round
thence.to corner of street and 9Th to MIR. Nor,
sells new residence Also the lot Immediately ad-
joining and south of the residence of Mr.. Gait.
Rev. J. q. Smiths Church lot on the south to the
corner of G and 9th streets. This property can be
through the square, and that without cost to pur-
chasers. All 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
erty Agent, Office 40 H, between Sth and 9Th sts
at O'Clock p. ~, and from to p. IN.
iy S-tf (Chroncle.]
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IGOR RENT-A SLAUGHTER HOUSE, 1CH
II HOUSE, and all the fixtures necessary for con-
Quoting butchers business. Also, two Stalls in
the Georgetown Market. Apply at Mrs Ness
LER'S, No. West street, Georgetown, D. Z.
"
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OFFICE FOR RENT-Front room on the first
~ floor over Stinemetz's hat store, No. 234 Pa
avenue, near corner 18th st. jy lift
EOR SALE-Twof fine LOTS on street, between
Il 9th and 7th. Each q by 1873. Inquire of AN
DREWS KING, Northern or Centre Market.
iy1 Cv
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XXANTED-A good COOK WASHER and
w IROEER. None need apply unless they bring
good recommendations. The best wages will be
paid Apply at N. ACKER'S, $50 Z street, cor
nov of Oh jyl2-tf
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WANTS.

to the be-
partment. Address with terms and location w ~
p q Rox 1872 iy I3 2ts
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w ANTED-A good plain COOK, WASHER and
w IROEER; one W no is industri ous, clearly, and
willing to perform her duties cheerfully None
other heed answer. 10 such one sIz per nfohth
will be given. Apply at 50 4th street between l.
street and New York avenue Y l2-tf |.
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VNANTEB-SE SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every
description r. BUCHLY, 400 18th street,
je8-ff between G and H east side.
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LOCAL NEWS
amusements Tonight.

gEovER's THEATER.-Last night positively
of the popular drama Of s'Dot, the Cricket
On the Hearth; y dance, by the bewitching
Augusta; concluding with the rich piece OF
IsThe Day After the Wedding"
CANTERBURY.-The stMasked Ball." and a
variety of new and entertaining acts by favor
lite performers.
OxFoED.-This popular establishment con-
tnues TO draw universally, summer or winner,
and has rich bill indeed for tonight. See
list of brilliant performers here.
RoTHsCHILD's SUMNER GARDEN, fehhsyl-
yania avenue. between Sd and 4th streets, Gap
itol Hill. Free concert. &c, &c. - q
MI1,r.pv UHI-Free concert saloon, 397
Pennsylyania avenue, between Ak and 9th
streets New and attractive performances
nightly SaIhe sunderland, Jennie Smith,
tybarIc,- Petrie, Ella Parker. Mary Coulson,
Ida Wallace, Nellie Lula, and other favorite
perfoTmCrs
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Il also STOCK. if required, of paying and we'll
established Dry Good and Fancy Store Reason
for selling the owner intends changing his place OF
Immediately at No. $50 Sth street, near G.; Navy
Yard jy 1857
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TTOUSE FOR RENT-A three-story BRICK
III HOUSE. situated on Massachusetts avenue,
near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Enquire of J :.
FAJfLTH, next door. " list
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WANTED TO RENT.-A HOUSE containing
w from nine to twelve rooms, north of Penn'a
avenue and between AZ and 18th streets. Address
Lock Box As, City Post Office. One with carriage
house and stable preferred. je l5-tf
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FINISHED APARTMENTS,

w asinge gentleman, in a quiet healthy, an
pleasant locality. where there no other boarf
State location price, accommodations. &c. A.
dress ". =. A, Post Office, Washington, D. C.
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