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THE CoMBINATIoN OF INGREDIENTS used IN
making ''Bro,c1''S Bronchial Troches' is such as
10 give the best possible effect with safety.
The Iroches are used always with good sue
cess, and are widely known as the best remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Throat Diseases, and Asth.
matte troubles.
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SILVER PLATED WARE, Table Spoons, Table
Foiks, Tea spoons, GohIetrs, Cups, Gall Bells.
Butter Knives, &c, a; Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, third
door from a. street.
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EXCURsIoN.-On Sunday next there will he
grand excursion down tie river. on the
fire steamer Wawaset, TO Matthias Point D IS =
ing around the Light Boat and returning. The
Wawaset will leave the eth street wharf, at x
n. m and return 1T p. m. The tickets are 81
nnlv
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LADIES DESTROYS of making great bargains IN
'he way of Dress GUOds, viii DO well 20 call
on Yates a Seibv, No. 81 PENNSYLVANIA
aN"Due. between 9th and 7th streets, south
side. where they viii find also Il complete
stock OF DOmestics bought before the recent
advance, which they are selling az the old
prices.
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I. :. HORSES REcLAIMED.-A squad of u
=. cavalry passed through Alexandra Tues
day evening, on thefr way TO Fairfax county,
70 regain possession OF some horses which had
been feft there last summer by Gen. Meade's
army. The horses at the time they were left
there were broken stock, for the return of
which il was never expected a call would be
made. but, but having picked mp considerably,
some parties in Fairfax took them from the
land whore they were left, and the owner of
said land made application to Gen. Augur for
assistance TO recover the horses. Gen. Augur
Immediately sent the aforementioned squad,
who securing the horses, brought them here
and turned them over TO the post quartermas-
ter a government property, and so all the par.
ties in Fairfax are swindled.
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a FRESH INVOICE OF MusquitO Nets and
Honey Combs Quilts. are being offered at as
low or lower prices than any other place in
Washington. by Nares & Selby, No. 323 Penn
syiNaDia avenue, between 9th and 7Lh streets,
south side.
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A GREAT BARGAIN in Embroidered Hand
kerchirts. can be had Al Yates 4 Selbys, No.
u Fennsy lvania avenue. near 7th street, south
SIDE. Light Cold Kid Gloves of all shades in ST
received. &
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &C., TONIGHT.

SToTTs HALL, fIrst Hard.-The fur and
festival az rnis Hall is exciting the W.
Finders. snd 10" efforts OF the Ia lies engaged
IN % are not unrewarded.
East WASHISGToS (N. P.) CHURcH. NAVY
1alH-I I've tar aud festival IN the basement
OF thus Church Is a great succpss
Go nd SEQ the 9. Female p,o,.
Pocket cf Washington. whose nightly *.
plots atthe Canterbury afford instruction aud
amusement.
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CORNs. BUNIeSs, ClUD and inverted SaIis,
Enlarged joints, CallOsIties, VaScu Excres-
cences, and other disorders of the feet sue
ces~fuIIy treated without pain, by DR.. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. i2i Pennsvl-
wanna avenue. between * and 9Th streets. Of
flee hours from a. m. TO s D. m. and 6 To D. IN
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE SHIRT made 10 order by s ID. NARROW,
3 = Pennsylvania avenue.
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ANOTHER B0DY RBCovERED.-This morning
about DO O'Clock the body of Mr.. John Coui-
son, who was drowned by falling from the
Long Bridge into the Potomac, as stated in the
.N'GT yesterday, was recovered near the spot
where the accident occurred. The coroner mas
been notified 10 hold an inquest, and the rela-
uves OF the deceased residing in Baltim 5re;
where he was a Cline Manufacturer, have been
informed by telegraph of the recovery of the
body and their orders relative to It's burial
VIII be received to-day.
An eyewitness of the drowning Of Mr.. Coul-
son furnishes the following account Mr.
tonlson and brother were going over the rail-
road bridge, when Mr.. George Coulson some
how fell overheard. Mr.. Leach and MIR. Par
ker, who were standing near at the time,
Jumped in their boat and succeeded IN getting
him upon the bridge, when he went overheard
again. They got to him again, and were get
ting him IN their boat. when they heard a
splash and looking around they perceived
thar the other man. John Coulson.) had fel
overheard from the old bridge, and before they
eOuld get to him ne was drowned.
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BOARD OF POLICE.-The Commissioners
met yesterday in their rooms on 10th. near ID
street.
The resignation of Chas Barker, as a ser
geant. IN charge of the sanitary force, was ac-
ctp'ed: and the following patrOlmen were dis
missed Daniel Cudden, of the Sixth; Joseph
Harbour. OF the Seventh, and John Carey, of
the Eighth Precinct. Cornelius Noonan was
promoted to BE- n sergeant. vice Chas. Barker,
resigned >. ;. Lester was appoints ted patrol. .
man, vice Noonan, promoted; and Jas T.
Turnburk. Peter A. Becker. and EdwaI d
hughes TO be pafrolmen; vice Carey, Harbour,
and Cudden. dismissed. j. r. Mari, for duty
on the square between 9Th, 10th and ID streets
and Pa. avenue. Thomas X. Newman. tor
duty at the fair for the Soldiers and Sailors
orphans Home, were appointed additional
Iarolmen. Benz r. Norwood was reap
pointed an additional patrolman between OH,
1lth, NJ and n streets The complaints against
TOundsman Il. p. Barker, of the 10th, and pat
rolmen q. W. Berkeley and Geo. II. Thompson,
OF the 9TH. and Robert Padgett, of the TIN pr :
clncJs, were examined and dismissed.
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STR2JGE, But TRUE.-That corns, bunIors
bad ais, etc., can be removed without Dam.
TO he convinced call at Dr. Whites Rooms,
i2i Penn. av., between \ and 6th streets
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CUU hand and fer sale st reduc ed Dricss - TIE
Builders' Depot. s62 7th street, opposite CENTRE
harket ? tt2E1 - a.t Z. -.
a prcsartaet q H HEffESHhS6SttDs ftUffp II.
fRAC xuRGT III b . eeR,sEisee With thoss
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GENTLBMEN FURNISHING GooDs of every
description, at > ID. Marlow's 302 Pennsyiva-
lila avenue s.....#
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MARRIED.,

TYATEs-NORRIs On the 2th of March at
the Methodist Parsonage. In Washington. BY tae
Rev. NJ Lem. GIDEON YATES. of George
town, To Miss VIRGINIA K. NORRIS, of BATH
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DI ED

BRIGHT. On the 18th June. JULIA A., infant
daughter OF w ID. and Julia A. Bright, aged q
months ans days.
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PENNIES can he had ia any quantities at the
SOT Office counter
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THK JAIL--This morning, Mr.. ]. Cuttings,
deputy warden of the pail, LETT informat alton az
the police headquarters that there is room for
prisoners there. The warden does not refuse
TO receive prisoners, but that impression was
made by the course pursued by the officers OF
the Iaii and The police in compliance with the
following request by the court TO the VIZ ,rden !.
Mr.. Brown viii please admit no new in
mates TO the IaIi on trivial charges until he
shall first comm unicate TO the magistrates
committing Information of the disease nov
existing IN the pail. and requesting them 10
give the accused ample opportunity to give
reasonable bail. @. Il. FISHER"
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RY w. L. WALL q CO., Aucrioneers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
81 LIE. sv., between 9Th and 10th sz,

ID Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
81 LIE. sy., between 9Th and 10th st
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARKHss,
On SATURDAY MORNING, June Is, at loc elk,
We will sell, at the Bazaar q number OF Sadie
Carriage, and Work Horses, % full description Il
sale, - comprising about
FIFTY HORSES.
many good Work, Saddle, and Harness Horses
Five new Express Wagons. with and without TOP.
built in this city.
Also,
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
sles; h ckswsys, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One Hack and one Coupee. in coed order.
Also,
New and Second hand Harness. Saddles, Carriages
&c. at private sale
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Carriages and Harness slpways on private sale.
leB w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts
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BE- 1 s.'..,ss o. h. A Sss
= ss,s 2 @: y.!I siye thc,s pss.e.sl sssseasss
The Teetdenes - A@dhss dsclining kouScfSSr6SG.
Also. - the ss.ss q stoe11 q 0rccsrisS - G%c
2AkHs0. -. 10I.{S
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AUCTION SALES.
bsr e,A sr Asetsea .>a.s a., t;,ar,. r,., )
Rr D. L WELLS CO., ASctiea.,r..


RY =. WELLS 4 CO.. Auttioneers.
AUCTION sALE oF DESIRABLE lapsoyEp
kMn uSiMPRovEp PkoPksTY IN THE
.ery large and dssirssis new Frame Bniisins.
ennf.ini.s. rooms, ~sh .iarse TO, sttaehea, suit
mated on ed street, between and 81
Loss. u feet from. e.eb =, 81, on ,et ,,re.,. be.
tween G. and " - w
LO. ,s .s., from, each. by le7, on the corner of
LOrk, 10 itet front each, by 81, ON street. bet
Lo'.. IS istt out each. by 49, on Esd street bet.
TT; : .hgye property win be cold on THURSDAY
Term. Que thisS cash. sun the c.i.sos in and 9
TIT, P:r.ees. D.L. Wells 4 o.: tAaet.:.
sssount Of he weather. 70 HIS friday, EyE e.
IL D. L. WELLS 4 co, Auet..
lSY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FINE BUILDING Lor NEAR THE sMIrHso.
SSIAS At pUBLIy AUCTION.
p NJ We viii seil. on the premises. THE .S. viii iii
designate the lots six eight valuable BniIdins
Lot. on 18th and streets, Island. near the NTH
TeIms One. third cash; bal.nce in one and .wo
years All conveyancing. stamps, and recording
al me re-. expense 81 the purcha<ers. SIS down on
!e l2d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
nrTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, ON
account OF The ram until THURSDAY. the 2ist
Instant at Ga o. lock m, on the renises
ye - d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Adcts.
ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
EXGELLENT THREE STORY AND BASE.
mEnT BRICK HOUSE AND Lot, ON ara
SIkEET WEST, BETWEEN L STREET AND
TlON Aoo
On THuRsDAE, ths isth instant, at O'Clock p.
M, we shall sell Oh the premises. part OF Lot No
l. III sansre No 5I5. fronting feet by 80 feet dee
containing LEO feet more or lees. with the i'm :
prevsments, consisting of we'll built three story
Brick Honse containing eight good rooms, with
A fine chance TO purchase a comfortable resi-
deDce '
Terms One halfcash. balance in six and twelve
months. secured BY deed of trust on the premises
All convcyaDcing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser. Slt0 down when the property
is sold.
JeSd GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
ACCENT o: the rain. until WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
instant, same hour an6 place
Jel5 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CHEAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT
y THE FOLLOWING PRICES:

CHEAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT
u THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton sheets rs &c nts each
Pillow Gases 20 cents. Drawers 50 cents
Green Window Shades 30 cents
Plates and cents each
Single Bedstsads Sfbt
Single II air Mattresses IS
Double Hair Mattresses SIS
Wash Basins Is ana 20 cents each
Iron Wash Sfands 80 and rs cents
Wash Boilers, Be thing Tubs
Coffee Pots, Pewt r Pitchers
Fairbanks and Dr. saRist Scales
hBd o large assortment Of other articles TOO
numerous 20 mention. m"
n; B.-Goods of all descriptions boueht sold, or
exchanged, at AOAMs0N'S.
sos NINTH STREET,
JeRn Next TO Pennsvlvania ayerue
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g A LA d OIL
- SA LAD 0 III
inst received frem Bordeaux .
EYQUEMS VIRGIN OIL.
offer the TT sds in lots not less than cases at
ss low rates "a II be purchased In this country
N. W. BUKCHELL,
Corner lith snd n streets,
epH 0nder Ebbttt House.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT MIL
VI LER'S NEW STOBE, 10l Bridge street.
Georeetown.-Just received q large supply Of
SUMNER GOODS, such As Dress Goods In great
variety, Shawis, 81 Barpges and Crapeuneretts,
Hous ekeep ping Goods. Cloths and Csssimeres
Linen Drills, Goods for Boys wear. Pars.ois
Gloves, hosiery Hoop Skirts, Calicoes at 10 l21s,
Is, lS,l %. =, % cshtg Bleached MusliR I2a, Is
~. Is, 81, Sx cents, Brown MaSlins Is. Is, 20, IS
cents, Colored Alpacas IS TO S2hz cents Black aud
White Plaids IS cents. A full stock of Black Dress
Goods and Black ehaws We are selling our
Goods very cheap. Those IN want Of good goods
at low prices would do we'll to give ms q call
my Is I'm BENJAMIN MILLER.
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RY q. ". BoTELER, Auctioneer
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD EuRNITnRE

On sATURDAY MoRNINc. lime ls. cam.
mencinR AT ~ O'Clock, shall sell, AZ my Auo-
ton rooms, No. 32U ID street between 10Th and
nth, TIE effects OF family declining kOusekeep-
irg | name in part
French Plate Mautel Mirrors
Rosew-od Psrlor suite, in green and gold broca-
telle
Mahogany Sofas, Rockers and Chairs
Marble-top Centre and Side Tables
BroCr telle and Lace Curtains. Niudpvg f.fes
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads
Mahogany and Walnut Marble TOP Bureaus and
WaSnsts0ds
Walnut Wardrobe, Toilet Sets
CrcckeIy AMI Glassware
Brussels, Three My, ami Ingram Carnets
Hair and Bulk Mattresses, Feather Beds
BOlsters ard Pillows, ZINE French Eugrsvines
Mahogany Dining Table, Cane sest Chairs
Mahogany, W alnut. and Cane Seat Rockers
OilclCth and stair Carpets, Rugs
Blankets Sheets, Spreads
Cook ing Stove, together with gener Al rtnent
OF Kitchen requisites.
Terms cash.
Je H-d G.. W. BOTELER Auct
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{ ok RhATIn the Star Once Butlqing a. the
cotnrT oi Pehn,y1vdun. avenue "a, litn s,rte,,
Z. hGlhbsI oil exec INT ana COM cuIeIly lin t1tt
LrlH1AG ROOMS. Terms low tnguirs of q
hAkEk, It. the Star Oice r,y p IT
TO-: RENT-In the STAB BUfIDTSDS. cor
HCuMs aejed fSr tho oiIcs OF Iasaianc Cofn
Snani;:. : ms moderate. LocatIon TIE best Ia
Ss,t ,,r!r. Apply 70 c. B. BAKER. at TIE
LOR RENT-In the STAR OFFICE BUInD-
INGS. corner OF Pennsylvania avenue aud IIth
stree. Rooms suitable for law, real estate any
he best in Washington Apply to q. b. EAKER,
star once my 2' II
ENuH BENT-Th- RESTAURANT PREMISES
IN I've 5saT ofnGe BgiiG,hE at the corner OF
tic Restaurant aud Bar Room; large AMI cOuve
aid Hall on the floor above, with CO mttes or
Withdrawing room attached. Also Is many con-
TIM T. e the e.t y
ingion, and has always commanded fine run Of
large e"m%rses msetD D ogs rshs.S
meetings, &C., &C the Hall is admirably suited,
tauIant il rented with it Terms moderate Apply
to G. b. BAKER, at the Star Office. my 25.tf
FOR RENT-The STORE No. 32I d street,
avenue, aud is one OF the largest aud most conVe:
nienily situated store rooms IN wsshineton city
l. children. two or three Unfuruish.d ROOMS,
. aSsy sssss and
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The sub.
Offers at private sale the valuable Ann on which
he resides which, IL not sold before he will offer
at public sale on SATURDAY, the 10th day Of
Jrne next. at oclock p n. on the premises:
Gnins Fhks Yep
c cDp int m hn Es
from Asst p and "a miles from Sandy Spring
Their. are on the nrsntses q comfortable Dwru
LING and TENANT HOUSE. and al the neces-
sary ont buildings. About 10 acres OF land 10
cleared and In an excellent state Of cultivation,
and yer) productive; the residue Is heavily tim
hered. Apple and Peach Orchards of selected
Fruit. in bearing.
The Y Land is also within rE miles of an aban-
Terms Of sale f.: One third OF the purchase money
to be paid on the day VI sale, and the balance q
equal annual pay me Rts, at z, md years, with
int est from the day 81 sale. and the deferred
payments to be secured on the property.
1-The owner would be pleased to show the
Land to any one desiring to purchase or any other
Information will be given II addressed by letter to
wASHING ON HAINES,
eandy Springs Montgomery county,
Or applyto d. WELLS & CO.
Real Estate Brokers, N W, corner 10Th and r
tieets, Washington, ID G. my 2e eotd
LOB SALE $50 ACRES OF LAND in Ran
dolph county, Va. Title indisputsble. Terms
reasonable VIII be cold ia tracts to suit pnrchas
Latham, q. from West Virginia, and W. d.
Wailach. editor Washington Star For title in
quire at the rooms of FORD BINE. over Ham,
ma ks restaurant, 202 Pa. avenue Thi. land will
sp.i.H '' THOMAS n. FORD.
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CANE TO TENSION Tuesday, John Tril-
ling Was arrested on the charge Of being the
father of illegitmate child, by Elizabeth
Sprenger, ard Justice Walter committed him
TO Jail IN default of security 70 support the
child. The following day John agreed NOT
mother, and accordingly she procured q mar
rfage license and release, and AFTER several iu-
effectual efforts 10 obtain q minister TO perform
the marriage ceremony At the Jail. the captive
was tied. .r = T..
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GRovFR's THsATEE.-Cotton & Murphy's
CxIisornia Ministries, Brass Band, and Bar
Iesoue Opera, open AZ Growers a n onday
night. They are said 10 get up mirth- pro-
vokfng programme: csicnlated TO make those
laugh who laughed before, &c.
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SUN STROKE-Yesterday afternoon, about )
o'clock. acolOred boy was taken 10 the Sc yenth
WsrCi in a very feeble condition. A physician
was sent for. who decided that the boy was
suffering from sun stroke, and preparations
were made for his speedy removal 10 the
FreedmeE's Hospital.
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WANTS.

! WAiTEp-A CvACH pA,arER ard ouos
j, $50 SSAS p, pINsI % 'Sda,'ker os'
i}RIE,khkAsstEsss J, %AnrEp,g s
ear CoasSrssiosaI ce gsT@ w., nsss5l ssr
cay. l!e IS eoSi'I w1sH rNLLkhXN.
W fGE s1lSY .. = rs..;O. s@nS 60 Sr
- IA Ne. 10, star ClIce II
IL ANITA coon rDa a wh;TSESS Nona
If il Tf rsa sSP, ", Gla ID With let
nne' brt"eei' 80 and I'd sts 49,. 49,. 10 1851
U pastures mites i.ea ws.h,ng.oh. Il No dis
So chs. App'' " D. ID ei la
" hhTEn-Imnediat-l nrst class rON
huTlONEH allie to do all Kinds OF fancy
vii be sisa% Nm 'ka WaLIsc PIES IS
ID :eh 81, Georgetown js 10 st.
W h A.. p;,s, private family; aeomfOrt..
roo ms, IN good ueishboraood Adde'S stating
%e,,ien ard rent Tenant, Lock Box g. wish:
" ANTED-To pn rchass for cash a Dwell
,s',,,L.i LIN In washington in some pleasant aud
iaur IT. FAY "i Real G Estate saa clam s
shsent' No 454 eth street, oppesit. the Post Of.
nee. je lb-3t*
WANTED-Fonr UNFURNIsHED ROOMS in
ahealthy l0oation, suitable fOI Housekeeping
Address POET Office Box 7s2 Je H-5t.
WhNTED-A competent DREsSMAKER, to
worn IN a sma' rivate family, by the day
wteE apply at 1854 7lh street, between X
az" J9E1f
WANTED-Ae good midd lie. aged WOMAN that
z; eau come recon mended, 10 cook, wash and
III anu Ilat Is IlllnG 10 work in resiau rant.
App,s 81 corner Sth and streets, Navy Yard
A SMART AND INTELLIGENT Roy, Is
- years od. VIII" wires fine hand, wishes a
suld Irsfer e+ntIe%an'a Office where ef Te
s,renses Styenff desired. Please stdres. Box No
klANTEn- good COON, WASHER and
lhONER Que that can come we'll racOm-
nendsd. lnqu1re at $50 eth st, bet. street and
Az ANTED-By two respectable women, one a
sITuATlUN to cook ana tn. other nurse
et'errI ces gwen APPiy at No - street, b.
tween oh sudeth sts je 1857
atR. FULTON & co &, Pawnhrokers iG2 nth
street, three doors nortL of Pa. avenue. n b
1h W alter coolers, aud 800 gross of Porter Cerks,
for safe cheap. ie Inn
"a ANTEp We want to buy choic ana value
a. bic HOUSES f not Gspgres, ,nen, and Others.
Also, number Of choice FARMS near the citv
y il. WELLS & co,
my 10 I'm Corner 10Th and streets
" Everybody to call and ses the
RhRTLkTT % SEWING MACHINE.
l. 7. LIBBEY. Jewaller,
my l5-lm' to- 7'h -, hcE. , ana v,
= n EXPEhIENUED COOK WISHES A SIT.
= thIloE IN private family or restaurant
"a. on Nj. NEAL. 18th street, No HlS. Hnh
81 AETr =. eHtOEk hANN 20 tHiTUA%
Ir,-~,r.inc : Ri:CiIi.v 1Gg III street
-. - :. -o,weea . SRI =. aasf side
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CHI oLoRY or NAN 10 sTRDNefA.rhsrs
= .lesei ehenerypg1 ~ osbiiitaSod uhoull In
b6ssqanAsH ~ aankA1oGDT 1xfkAoE lU
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HANDSOME NEW THREE STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND AVE
ME-, between "A and 9th Streets, Island, at
Az nneTm 6npsn.v
fr3nt OF the premises at O'Clock D. m th at val
nabts new three story Frame House, being No.
4sl M airy land avenue, aud the Lot on which IL
stands. The house has . tin roof filled In wiz
eaIsk and IT contains twelve conveniently
presses throu ghout the house, water and ras and
cooking range, and all other modern oonveni
Persons Wishing to purchase q very desirable
residence will do well ts attend the sale The
alley
Terms: One half cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months. Tor notes bearing interest from day of
sale. deed given and deed OF trust tax en-
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser in.
GLIDING revenue stamps. 500 required TO be paid
down when the property is sold
Je lS-d GREEN WILLIAMS Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARDING IN
private family New brick hoase; good
airy roSns. Apply al the no use No. SO 2i street.
and Ioth streets. WAsh1nston. Je l3-6t'
STEAMER8 ropor w.su,v,rou
Will commence her regulsr trips from the corner
Of Congress street and Chesapeake r.
and Ohio Canal. Georgetown u @. EA&A=N
op WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, for sE1ssan
BERLIN and return alternate days
Je l2-3ts JOHN MOORE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT
ING ON 18th STREET EAST. BETWEEN ID
AND STREETS NORTH, AT PUBLIC
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June, ate o'clock
p m, We thall sell. on the premises, Lots No Is,
y -, 10 ana IL, In Square No SIS. having good
fronts and depths, ana running back te . So foot
alley.
The above property IL cultivated for q market
gnTdeB, snd Joins the pro pery on which there IN
10 he Catholic church erected.
Terms cash. All cOnveyancinR and revenue
stamps az the cost of the purchaser. $50 down
when sDd
le l-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS Aur..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

VALUABLE BuILpIEG Lor: TRosTIHa ON
IiTH sTREII MisI: tsdw.sE 4 AHDE
On TUESDAY, the, lesh ipseant. &c o'clock p
m we shall cell, on the lrs1ises, Los Ne. u, a
dsep The llocstion - very desirable for cay Que
wishing to purchass fes 9 private residence.
nonths secures BY deed OF trust on the prsmises
An sop yes nucing Hna xeveuue stamBs &C the coat
of the purchaser go down when the property is
'J j. i,d ,ssre GRExE 4 WILLIAMS. Asct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15
HY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioueer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
WHIST END, ON sTRFFT E0iRTH RE-
TWEEN zlsr AND POD SHEETS WEST
On FElBh1 the 18th instant sc O'Clock n u. q,
We shall cell, in front Of the premises Lot NO A.
IN Square So having 90 feet front bF $50 feet in
depth IL Hill De sold altogether or subdiyided
Terms: One half cash. balance in SIX aud twelve
and eighteen months, secured by 9 deed Of trust
on the premises. All coDveyancing and revenue
stamps AZ the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down
when sold
IeSd GREEN a WILLIAMS Aucts