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RT w. l.. WALL q CO. Auctisneers.

GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD
RORs, &c, By Gaialoaae. the entire Farpitur.
and Fixtures Of the United States Hotel, Wash
ineton, ID c., Of Auction.
Will be sold as abe We, commencing MONDAY,
June is, 1850, at 10 O'Clock a. m, and cont nue.
from DAY 10 day till gil sold, the entire furui-
ture, fixtures, nd hotel stores. intending iouors
and cigsrs, .the United States Hotel, on Penna
avenue. between Sd and az streets The furniture
consists OF the usual assortment found In large
hotels. together with a good Steam Boiler, (ia-
horse power. } and several hundred feet OF Pine
Alse, cast iron Steam Table. Also, Steam Boil
zoiler.
Also, will be sold as above, on THURSDAY,
Omnibus, scks, 1 top Buggy. 1 Z seat Roska-
ness, good family Horse.
Also, on same day, after sale Of the above the
English marble and stene Tile on the floor Of the
Office and sitting room Of the hotel
Housekeepers aud dealers will find this sale
worthy their attention
Catalogues of the geeds can be had at the otHl
and OF the suctioneers Saturday previous 60 the
sale: w. l.. WALL a CO..
leu llnt&Chronl Auctioneers.
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CoRHs, BUNIeNs, CLUB and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
csnCes, end other disorders of the feet sue
etssfuiiy treated without pain, by DR.. White,
Surgeon ChiropOdist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsvl-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
flee hours from a. m. TO p. m, aud 6 to.s D. N.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
yALUARIE IMpRoyrn Rraxsr.-r n

hEhI EcIAIE UN
on street west, between ID and streets north,
being House No 437 , at Public Auction
On MONDAY, the 18th instant at 8 o clock D.
m, We shall sell, on the premi es, half Of Lot 80
Is, In Square No. $50. consisting OF a two story .
with attic and basement. Brick House, Containing
ten large size rooms. with gas aud water. making
ton is opposite Judiciary Square, ana the street
is newly paved with blue stone
Terms: One third casn; balance. 6. IL. and IL
months. secured by a deed Of trust on the prem
ises All oouveyaDcing and revenue stamps a. the
cost OF the purchaser. : 90 down when the prom
erty is cold. GREEN a WILLIAM
lid
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POsTPoSKD.-The case of Leonard Huyck
President OF the Merchants National Bank
who was arrested about 3 week since on the
charge of obtaining money from Jos. Thorn.
ton, and held to bail for q further hearing to.
DAY by Justice Giberson, has been postponed
in consequence o, she counsel having other
engagements.
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LADIEs.-Eyery lady in this city should
call at PTigg's Dollar .iewelry Store this week
and see the new styles OF Jeweiry and Silver
Plotted Ware Tor only one dollar, at No. ABS
pennsylvania avenue, third door from AZ
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PERSONS will find il greatly 10 their adyan.
tage TO examine our stock OF Dry Goods. Ho-
siery Notions, &c, before purchasing else.
Where. YATES 4 SeLBY
o No. 80 Pennsylvania aYenne.
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CITY ITEMS.

3 d. MARROW. 800 Pennsylvania avenue. has
on hand and makes 10 order. fine Shirts in
every variety
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STRANGE, But TEUE.-That corns buntous.
bad Gals, etc, can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
AIS Penn. ay., between \ and 9th streets
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Bank Case credited by the Baltimore AD,eri
can 10 the Sunday Chronicle should have beer
created to the Star.
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FIGURES Will notlie. An exemplifieation of
the truth here rs serted, may be ascertained by
an examination of The fig res at Henning's one
price clothing store, corner 9Th street and
MaTHland aNennP.
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DIED

MILLS. This morning (lsth instant WILLIE
z, son OF Samuel c. ana Mollie A. Mills, aged 10
msuths ard II days
Too bright for earth God called him home ="
Tie funeral Will take p ace from the residence of
MS parents on 1st street west, one door above l.
street I'll, on 70 morrow afternoon at o clock
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
TUCKER On Sunday, 18th instant. at q CLOCK
. NJ. q. ELLSWOREH, son of DR.. NJ Tucker
sgsd years.
Funeral will take place on TuAsday, the 18th in
slant a. ) . clock n. from the residence of his
aNit; Mrs. waller. on H. street north, between
iIv are respectfully invited to attend
EAGIEST0N. On the 18th Of June 1865 at 81.
O'Clock in the evening, FRANCIS ELIZABETH
aged years, months. ands5 days daughter of
John and Hester j. Eagleston.
baltimore papers please COPY
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

private family. New brick house: good
apsy g the house No go q
and 18th streets. Washington. ie Is.etr
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs AT MIL.
~ LER'S NEW STORE, lO1 Bridge street.
Se9rsefoSnoJqst received large SIMPLY Of
oUmMEk GOODS, such a. Dress Goods in treat
variety, Shswis, 81 Bareges and CrSpemesetts.
HouseksePing Goods, Cloths and Csssimeres,,
Linen pr1ils, Goods for Boys wear, Parasols
Gloves. Hosiery Hoop skirts, Oalicoes at 10. az.
10 lsz, 20 2, cent?, Blsaehed Muslin lax, IS,
cents, Coored Alpscas IS to 62x cents. 6lact and
White Plaids Is cents. full stock Of Block Dress
SooSs ana ana b t snnwis We are selling our
at low prices would do we'll 60 give ms call
my lb-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER
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A STOLEN BEACELET.-This morning, a ne
gro giIl named Anna Belt. who lives in Wash
irgton, went to Georgetown and offered q gold
bracelet, in which was set the miniature like
ness of 70 gentleman, for 81 She was arrested
on suspicion of having stolen H. and taken be /.
fore Justice Buckley. The girl said she took
IL from white man who owed her money and
refused TO pay her. Any one having lost So c b
GEORGETOWN. The girl is held for futher
hearing
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AssAULT AND BATTERY AND HIGawAY
8BERY.-Yesterday morning, Serg't Moo
taa arrested Phillip Hyde for assault and bat
'te-y upon john L Dorsey, Hamilton Wells
az Wesley Abbott, colored, and highway
rObbery OF Dorsey. IL appears that the three
k5out o'clock. by Hyde and comrads, and
Dorsey was robbed OF his money. All were
beverley beaten with slung- shot and stones
but Dorsey was very badly bruised and cut
be- One ef the, men complained 70 Sergexnt
NooIan, VINO gent immediately after the par
hes and ai,em ted to arrest both, but succeed
% il arresuuk Hyde only. The comrade made
bis escape. Justice Thompson committed Hyde
10 iail for SOurt in each case.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiensers.

AUCTION SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
HOUSE, AND LOT on 25th street west. between
AID streets north.
At public aHc'ion, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
instant at 81 O'Clock p: m, we shall sell the
premises, the north half OF Lot No ~, in 50 uare
No. 20, having 50 feet front By 70 feet deep with
the mproveInents, consisting Of tive story Frame
House
Terms cash. All convey ancing and revenue
stsmps az the cost OF the purchaser. $50 down
wheh the property Is sold And IL the terms are
Rot complied with within hye DAYS after the date
OF sale. the owner reserves the right to RESELL AT
the RI, aud cost OF the dtfsulting purchaser, BY
Advertising three times in Evening Star
Je 10 d GREES & WILLIANS Arc.s
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stFeury W. 0''',
INTEHNArIoxAL RESTAURANT. Musical
! SsieTtaiHTs.snt tonight.
ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-As the action of the
| Ditary authorizes in reference to the con-
Iuan"e Of travel across the Georgetown
lueduct ofthe Alexandria Canal has been
ZFsrepresented by the newspapers here and
Alexandria, we will briefly give some of
? facts in the case. Messrs Wells, q uigley
ID Duncan, shortly after leasing the Alexan-
sCsnal, applied to the Secretary Of War
OBTAIN possession of the Georgetown AQue-
act row used as bridge, in order TO make
: necessary repairs upon II, preparatory To
ing II with water for the passage of boats
De Secretary Of War endorsed on the appli.
non that the lessees would be allowed to
AXE such repairs as would not interfere with
lIitary travel between this District and the
HRin a shore, or the use OF the Aqueduct as
puotlc highway, and Mai General Augur,
mnandIEg this Department. was charged
IN The execution of the instructions OF the
tcTetAry. The Iessees were notified of this
Ion, and proper steps taken 10 ensure their
mpllInce with the conditions on which they
ere allowed TO repair the work No SEQ
ZION" has been necessary TO enforce such
InplEince, nor has the President of the Alex
IRA lanai Company been ''sent for, and
Crled from his Office IN GEORGETOWN" to this
y, 70 give an account of his doings, as is
sied IN the Alexandra Gdzette of Friday.
Is remarked as little curious thar coal
tats which hsve heretofore aIways passed
UGer that section of the bridge which is over
u Chesapeake and OHIO Canal, without from
Slng the timber supports, seem to be unable,
* tbs lease was given, TO get through with
turning into the supports of the bridge: so
't5ai iheS are Knocked out, making II very I'M
sairfor military or civil vehicles to pass. if
thtI happen to he heavily loaded.
We MSy as well refer, while we are on this
SUBJECT. % the allegation that the lessees OF the
Af1aEC IA Canal were willing TO sell out TO
Gorge town, and abandon the work, which
cErEr was cortrad .cted : the Alexandria pa
ptS, because. said they. lie lesSees were for
biten 70 make traTsfer OF their lease. That
ms % so but parties who profess 10 be well
pstsd- ssseTt that IN spite of these denials. the
ls=ees pave expressed 4 willingness to stop
a work % repair. if the cessation Of the work
iI1aCe more profitable 10 them than its con-
tlaECt.
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HoKsY SrKALISG.-Friday, Elias Lee, COL
brsn 1abore-, was ar ,sted by officer Lewis, on
IND charge OF the laT bny of two horses belong
bg to VIM. Chase. The horses were found IN
$ossession OF two men named OBrfen and
Pergusou, and they in turn proved that they
ought them from Lee. The latter alleges that
bought the horses from = man named
Jokes Stokes was arrested by Lewis, and
roved that he could not have stolen the horses.
nstice Y alter committed Lee 70 Jail for court,
nd iSniissed Stokes
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PENNIES can be had III any quantities az tht
StOT Office counter
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faction FOR ISLANDER I'm the Circuit Court,
b week, the case Of Ludwig Miller snd wife
.ainst Andrew Purcrynski and Julia, his
he. action for Islander, was tried before
hdge Ohm The plainiif charged that the
kfe OF the defendant calico Mrs Miller q
~. and alleged no special damages. The
~rscrt decided that the words used were &C.
@cable, and the jury returned verdict for
kinfin, assessing damages AZ $500. Schmidt
plAinpf.
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MARRIED.,

BLCEDOE-N0bAND In Georgetown. D. &.
June IL. hy Rev A. Taylor JOHN y. BLUM
ty, Va.
alexandria Gazette please oopy.I
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RY JAS. g. MCGUIRE CO., Auots.
BUILDING LOT ON navy YARD AT AUc-

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, M ga
O'Clock or the premises, shall sell, Lot III.
Square Us, fronting 50 feet south street. near
The corner Of llth street east, with An ayersSa
depth OF about SO feet % 30 feet alley.
Terms One third cash residue in six and tvslye
months, with interest secured upon the property
Convey ancing and stamps ct cost of purchaser A
salo " INV 'aAe VI
el4dts &c McGUIRRk On Au.ts
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BfaAxxs wILLlAHs. Asese1ssS.
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frSnt y 3. ss "a isast:at .s shaa az
rsss 1'ss::: sssss,si:e -
H. siis!s. e E. s:' Ill p
SS g'. ss5sst & The oorcsF o GO s:s:s
VII Be veil verify Of tie sffsnsies e Sss1s
VIKING ns 70 n Sar Fsh, socd pcolsrsy.
months for notss bearing lstSrs6. Il ~ -
and ossa q sruss tats.. 1iels isdisD .Sabis. ~
snns ssanpe.. - o. sack piscs 81 SsSSSvE
OF. q - 0RIIR TYiLifG M
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HAMhEBsCHLAG's CONFECTIONERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Ne. 432 SEVENTH STREET WEST.

Having the most competent workmeu. and buy.
ing only the best material. We are prepared 70
Families, and Dealers, with FIRST quality article,
q French and American CONFECTIONERY ana
and on the most reasonable terms
,-n1 Ice Dream SALOON Dog open. and We respect.
RfMEMBERCNo zsa sESEHTH STREET.
between u ana H-east side. 10 iz-6t
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CHARGE OF EYEPfNe A G ANGLING Hot az
% Saturday. Cftleer Brewer arrested Nicholas
Murray on the charge OF defraudinS ThemSs
RieIy. and he was taken before Justice Wal
ter. Rely testified thar he frequen,ed the store
Of Murray, where they would induce him to
play, flTst for drinks, and then tor money; that
whenever be won game one of the players
would draw a pistol, aud by threats induce
him not TO take the money. but that whenever
be lost they were satisfied. The charge Of de-
frauding against Murray was dismissed, but
he was fined $50 for keeping a gam bling house.
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IEETISG OF THE DEMOCRATIC AssoCIA.
7 ~ te'ssTH senator - sttGrCrs.-On Satur-
G evening. "A meeting of the Jackson Dem
cane Association was held NJ the German
Ill. Y aich was attended by about TWENTY
fT OF The old members. Between e and Q
CCCCh, Judge MasoH- president, called the
rHung 20 order, ana the secretary being alb
-, capt W J. Gary acted as secretary pro
col Florence stated that the object of the
cll. IS he understood il. was to take the in
lt1CTy steps IN adopting platform, embra-
cL- a plan Of operations for the body support
ilg the present ExPcutiys, which party he
CHtendTc, 'sas the right one, and to take other
SeQS calculated TO unite all CONSERVATIVE men
IrE. Clayton followed, claiming that some
thing should be done inraediatply to Counter
\ q The influence OF the men who have arrayed
IsClyes against the President
o.. Florence offered n resolution for the an
tCiEtaeHt OF u committee OF five to devise a
plan for the united action of the American
people "a secure the restoration of the Union,
based upon the wise policy suggested and
ably folio we'd by the President; which was
adopted.
Nj. Michael Duffey stated that he wished TO
lender his resignation as amember Of the Dem
Ocra;lc party he could not conscientiously
remain II n party which supported those who
were against him and his countrymen
Dir Ru;heTfOrd-I thought that when we
came DeTe we came As American citizens
Col Florence said he was at at loss ~ know
what BIZ. Dudey meant, an how he could in
tImaIe that the Democratic party was against
as eountTymen. If he intended to charge
that the party was against the efforts Of his
country men 70 secure the freedom OF their ma
tive land he asserted what was untrue He
PROGRESSED to be Fenian in principle, but
never had believed in the policy cooperating
IL CSnSda
Nj Dufiey-Mr. Chairman, wish 70 say
Several NOices-Go on are out of the associa-
ton now, &c, and are not in order.
Mr. Duffey Withdrew, and his resignation
was accepted.
Dir. Florence moved that the President (Mr
hasOn) act as chairman of the committee I'M
i esr the resolution adopted, and that he have
ma 10 appoint the other members Of the CON-
zIitee, which was carried.
L The meeting adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES.
fHD AFTERNOON AND no. soRxov.
c0NEN
II GRkAh WILLIAMS. Aactio.eers.

III
BY virtue OF decree passed Nv the eu rr.us
Court III the District Of uolrsh,. n. ess..rv
cause No 6I2, seuity, aecket Z 10 n. g.T.. "a
Ellis we wi.i sell at pulls saetion, on On. pen
at O'Clock N, the esst ene-hait OF Lot Ne 4,
in Square NO. E4.
Ard Immediately thereafter ell thu. part Of Lee
the following netss and bounds 90 vit b-si1-
ming for the same &C point en- sixth street west
10 feet inches from the northeast corner OF ssii
lot, and running thence due south ~ feet iacses
thence west 100 feet 90 the OF said lot theno
north feet and tin,hes and thence east los fss<
The sseve part Of Lot IL situated on @ street
north betw cen 9Th and eth streets west. tr stia(
q feet g street. and running back 100 feet, snd
Is proved with . Brick CARPENTER Ship;
The Adore part OF Lot 3 IL situated en- 9th street
west. between G and II streets north sud IL In
ling House
The terms Of sale are: enc half cash. and the
balance Il six months, for which the notes OF the
purchasers, with interest from the day OF sale,
secsred 20 the satisfaction q the Trustees Win
be taksa, and lien retained on the premise. cold
A deposit ef $40 wilt be required at the time Of
sale All conveysncipg and stamp 81 the osst Of
the purchasers
VALENTINE HARBAUGH,l $500.
JOHN T. LEHMAN frussece'
az N ~ n -.
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RY JAS. c. Mcguire & CO., AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE DOUBLE
WILLING HOUSE AND LOT
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON June 18th at &
clock, on the premises, by virtue of n deed of
trust duly recorded in Liber r. ". H., No 10 To-
hos - and p, one otthe land records Of Washing
ton county, and TO me directed, shall sell Lot rs
Square 81, fronting 81 1eet inch on zIst street
west; near the corner Of north stree improved
ing house, with back building at presept occup ed
Dy the Government fer the use of he Signal Coras
Terms cash. Convey sncing at purchaser cost
II the sale Is not complied with within one week
the trustee reserves the right resell the proper
yon one week notice, at the risk aud cost of the
defaulting purchaser
ROBERT McILROY. Trustee.
% 10 Int j. u. MCGUIRE a co Ancts
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yy 6hS Z nHMAIHNsAueH.. Trustees.
ie 1851 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
QT W. b. LEWIS Co, Auctiopeers.
TRUsTEKs SALE OLA yALgAgLI HOUSE

AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the 18th day OF June, az Eve
O'Clock m. shall sell, on the premises, BIZ vir-
tue Of q deed Of trnst from the subscriber 90 ne,
dated the s0th day Of November, lss4 aud duly re-
corded in one Of our land records OF Wa -hineteu
county, ID. u. the folio wing piece OF property via
Lot No: 6, in Square south Of Square No. l04. on
street, between 10th and 2lst street, IS feet front
on street by l4e feet deep 90 alley cont ming
500 feet Of ground. with q suhstsnti fat frame
dwelling containing rooms. (laree with briok
basement. The lot 10 handsomely laid of with
walks and choice shrubbery, and being within
few minutes walk Of the War Department, skeuld
command the attention of persons desirous OF OBJ
tanning a comfortable residence.
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars 81 1O0l cash: :
the balance in and u months. secured by q deed
of trust the premises. AIiconveyancing, coun-
~ and revenue stamps at the cost OF ths
JAMES DONALDSON. Trustee
jeu Int. StI W. B. LEWIS a Co.. Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, ON
account Of the rain, until MONDAY NEXT, June
Is, at @ o clock .. m
JAMES DONALDSON. Trustee.
jel5 W q. LEWIS h 90. Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FINE BUILDING Lot NEAR THE smIrHso.
MAS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Hs xii .s the ,b iath day Of June q oclh
designate the lots;) six eight valuable Building
Lots on 18th and streets Island near the Smith
Terms ,0ne.third cash; balance in one and two
the expense q the purohs.sr: n SIS Down os
jsi2-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aus...
+ A s5s .n s Ad II
gsiSd @ GEE sSEEs % " Il IHHfsMR,' xsc..
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. AuctIoneers.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILp-
On %EpsEsfpsH'Ys. . June 20, 1866, a. O'Clock
10 and d, in sabSisison of saas s s Ne Log 90
having 70 feet inches front by no feet deep, run
e located and in an prov sr DefsSy
Terms One. cash: balance in . and q month.
eonveyancins at the cost Of the purchaser inc,ad.
Ing ~. revenue stamp 52srequred to be paid down
je i5.d GBEEN WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
RY JAMES O. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioneer,.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN A MOST Oh.
On rHuRsshbksAXB tE 1IH3SS nadS9N
oeiocf, On the premises We sSsIi o sns a.
lot y, in Dsyidson.s sabdivision of Square sss,
sfgset nSn iest on the no.th side q North
This lot is situated immediately west of IN. ,a..
idenee Of Secretary Stanton. and near Isth atrsss
city for dwelling. an 'n"
Title perfect.
Terms: one;third cash; residue in and "A:
months, with interest, secured on the property.
jssa Sa 6. sedsf fSis co., Auo.s.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, I'M,
eoR1ssqsSes Of the rain. until wHDEEsBAY
i5 !ras &c :sf sirs q. CO. sS.,.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auction.er..,
EXCLLLENT TAREE STORY FRAME AND
ssAASSkSM TD ERI0k HOUSE AND LOT, ON
AMP INEw YORK AVENUE. AZ fPt6h sLf66
On THHRspAY, the 18th instant, at g O'CLOCK,
l. in Sqnare no SIS fronting ID feet by 50 f.st dsso.
Of veil built F, shrs sn s,arr
bsiek Honss; containing eight good rooms, with
A fine chance to purchase Q cemfortabi, raj.
Terms One. balfcs,b. b.,.n,.
months, secured BY deed Of trust on the premise.
Al conveysncing and revenue stamps az tire eosf
Of The purchaser. site down when the erspeTty
jssd GREEN WILLIAMS. Aaet,.
1THE ABOVE SALE 70 POSTPONED, ON
'1i5'' same hs Sk e SPls'i wrInrAns aa.s.
We ss .SsII ..H ;cn4 Arrls TaIAscyr Sale
Si 81 d n square IL. ss h.yns y % sss u
streets north. ~'-~- =
lsis.d '''-' eRxrGa w1LlAHs, ,Aae...
BIZ sss.s f::::,v..,. .,...,
Magic . %. YIN sivs thsls psesonal ettsntiea q
the sals Of Real 1~sSe and HQusehol1 Y1Flft0re q
the roddenco q nni1isg declining houeekeeDln9. 4
Also - he 49, o. stocks q Groceries and -.
ehandiss q ever dsssrpdea. Hesssa. osrrises5,
Harness. -. - LIZ
TUESDAY. June 18th. q o. O'Clock.
In frenf 81 our sales room. 995 Penn syeous n
large sssortnent 81 dns Family Groceries. cSoics /
~. stared .husssrd .flDSs, be. o'ssss'
!. az. {s: ss s,sssfSss IrSssy. . easss
Ai'e.s & ist 1,'ss'As'1 5asSsH1ssss GO: Ds:.
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Il INAUGURATION or THE WAsHISGToSIAN
TEMPERANCE MovENEST-lesIerday after
-oon,the Ilrst public temperance meeting under
Iaeauspi,e s OF the Washingtonians, was held
1 The Nor hern Market, and not withstanding
Ie rain, there was quite q large attendance.
tJus-ice John 5. Hollingshead presided. and
delivered q short address, in which he spoke
II: the origin Of the old Washin gtonIans i'm ls4O.
AID The success OF the movement, and to the
CgaaIzation OF a similar ass ociation in this
ciy on the previous Sunday, which will hold
rs regular meeting every Thursday evening,
and partake Of the character OF experience
meetings. Messrs. q. Cammack, ST., John
" Douovan, of the First Ward, and Major
IoOd followed in appropriate addresses.
During the meeting the pledge was offered for
signatures, and quite number signed, some
q whom gratified their friends by the act very
nueh. One heretofore known as steady
0rInker and anti-co water man, forcibly took
p q friend, but when the latter refused TO
Ign, on the ground that he should get sober
list, his friend threatened him with a good
ItoggiES.