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Evening star., 1866-06-14

CANTLEEURY.-'The Female Pickpocket'
At the Canterbury, win ether attractions.
COMNLSCENEST OF CoIUNBIA COIIpGE
Law SCHUOL.-Llst evening the annual COM
meEcpIH-ht Ui the Law School of ~ Colurnbia
CUil-Er TOOK place at Mer1-ro,t Hail. wmeh
Wis CrovsG,d To UvtTilO " ing, Notwithstanding
the sUIirS weather. A fine uand OF music was
IN attendance. and performed approprta;e
pieces The platform occupied by the
Iseuity and trustees of the College, and MANY
JnembeTS o.. the Washington bar on one side
While The stucents of thu school occupied the
other, and the larger portion OF the audien
was composed OF ladies. The exercises ere
commenced with prayer by Rev. DIR samson,
after winch Hon. Horace Maynard delivered
an oratlOn, which was replete with sound ad-
vice 10 10" young lawyers, and contained
many good points Following the Grafton, DR.
Samson conferred the diplomas on the cradua-
unC Glass. making n short address, containing
good advice to their course of life in the pro-
Isssion they had lust entered upon. Dr. Sam
son also delivered the prizes for the best essays
To Edward r. Tyler, Of New Haven, Conn:
Charles L. Harmon, of Albemarle county, Va,
and Henry nj. Baker, OF New Hampshire.
The following are the gradua es:-James +.
Allen. OF braofUrd, n. H.; M. Bailey, of Wash
IngtOn. ID. C.: Henry M Baker, Of Bow, N. H.;
VIM. d. Blackford. of Lawrence Kansas; q go.
Burgess, of LOckTori, n. y; J. Irving Burns.
Of New York city; George -. Coleman. OF
Blooms burg, Pa; John Cruik hank, OF GeorSe-
town, ID C.; John Dsering. Jr.. of Eos Lon,
Mass: Theodore A. Dodge, o. Washington, ID.
q. J. Monroe DonneIl. Of Washington. ID O.:
Adams Emerson, OF Washington, ID c.; VIM.
A. GOrrOn. Jr., of Georgetown, ID. G.: Charles
r Harmon. of AlbemaTle county. Va; ]. II
Hobbs, of Wakefield, N. H.; Arnold B. john
son. OF Rochester, Mass; George G. Kim5all,
of Portsmouth, n. H.; L Dewitt Kiuue, of
syracuse. y. Y; Ben. g. Lovejoy, of Wash
lHgton. u. G. A; George Mason, OF oxford, Mass;
=. O. Mcclellan, OF Cdicago, ILL.,; VIM :. Mills,
Of Lexington, Mich, Thomas ]. Muller, OF
Washington. ID. g; J. G.. Normile of Mormon
Vile, Kansas; N. ID. OCOnneIl OF PIattsburg.
n. y; j. Van O1eEbacher. OF Urbana, Ohio:
Charles H. Patterson. of Hanover N. H: Thos
Raftery, uI Washington, ID. G.; Gilbert ]. Ray
LOr, OF East MoriclPs, L. l.: George b. Sher-
man, of Fort Dodge, Iowa; Frederick H Smith,
Of N&upaca, Wis; MyrOn l.. Story, of Clare
mont, - H; Edward r. Tyler, OF New Haven,
Conn; J. Kendrick Upton, of Manchester, N
Il: w. Prank Warren, Of Philadelphia, Pa:
and A II. Wright of Boston, Mass
Hon ". NJ. Merrlck followed IN an address
OF some length. which was listened TO with
marked attention, IT The conclusion of which
the assemblage dispersed.
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PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Office counter
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RI d. l.. WELLS a CO.. Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
FIRST WARD
A very large and desirable new Frame Building,
containlnR7 rooms with large lot attac he'd saits
able for private dwelling or grocery stand, sit-
uated on 22d street, between G aud II
Also.
Lots, Il feet from. each. by So, ed street, be-
tween and h
Lots. ls4 feet front each by lc7 on the corner of
and 2Sf streets.
Lots, 10 feet front each, by 9I on street. bet.
2Si and .ath SITS.
sLos, IS feet front each, 10y IS7 on 2sd street bet
and SITS.
. Ihe above prol orty viii be sold on THURSDAY
ENEN1NG NJ xt. June l4th. AZ o'clock.
Terms One third cash: the balance in aa5
months. $50 will be required az eacn lot "a sold
TiUe p-riect. ID. l.. WELLS a Co, Aucts
Je IL 81 Of v aid i0th stresTs.
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. AUCTION SALES.
Iolo A<Is kHooN AND ro-k0RR0N.
RY GREEN q WALL ANS. Aue,iOn.su.
BLOCK OF Iphphnx NEW THREE sroRr


On MONDAY ArTRENoSS Inn. ,,,n q, a
e'sloek .. m on the Premises. NE shall ofer fer
tale block Of three new three story Brick Houses
west, bet~een yne q north. one of the ba.t Ia,ss
tiohs In the city and hiss increased IN yals. .rs
I'm the years than any other location in ,ss
city. raid ouses are huiIt tgo lots OF ss feet
front each. running hack los feet 90 Ilfoot slleV
thus leaving each House 10 feet inches front snd
running back IS feet each. The Houses are buiIt
IN the most substantial msnner. hre vail sepsra-
ting each from foundation aud exteI ding Whole
height. The Houses are covered with good tin
roof. with cove ring OF felt under the tin. ssid
houres nelly ME he'd In modern sty 10 through
out; having gas pipes ell through, marble msntels
In the parlors. good passases snd stsirwzys with
eontnuec black walnut rails; all the eonvenieoees
OF nice clothes Presses, &c &c; tool summer
kitchens, walks 10 back yards paved, and hy
drsnt in each ysrd: good wood sheds. tencing, &C
Terms Of sale One half cash, and halAace Ia 6
sne ~ months with notes secured b. deed ef trust
They win be sold separately, and SO viii be re-
quired on each house on the spot they sold /.
and the terms OF sale 10 be car upiied with In one
week from the cay Of sale or the property vii be
sold ~ cost Of defaulttng purchaser.
Je5-d GREkS WILLIAMS, Aucts.
iS-THE AR0yE SALE is UNAvoIpABLY
postponed until THURSDAY, the ls,h lust, ssme
eRd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMs, Auctiopeer,


AND LOT AT AUCTION.
On thlDA1 18th instant, We shsii sell. on the
premises, at O'Clock D. m Lots Noe 20, Il, and
part Lot q In Square No SIS, dtastsd 90 . street
norsn ns estvssn @ "a anl Sd streets wess, runnins
And at So O'Clock Ne shall sell, on The premisss,
part Lot NO !. In square Ses; having iront o. d
ches between Sd and 9Th streets east with the i'm
provemests. which are q Dwelling Houss, &c. &c.
ana eiahteeu months. for notes barring interest,
A deed aiyep and deed Of trust taken. All CON.
yeysnse Ard stampa at cost of purchaser. 925
REQUIRED paid dewn When the property 10 sold, on
each "a sssos OF SdREtN q WILLIAMS. Aucs,.
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The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK-The
receiver OF the Merchants National Bank of
this city, has brought suit against the stock
holders Of the bank TO the amount OF the cap
ital of the bank, viz: 100000, under that sec
ton of the currency act which renders the
stockholders personally liable TO the amount of
the stock held by them respectively. This
proceeding II in equity, the receiver praying
judgment for an amount equal to the capital
TO deter mine who are the bona fde stockholders
in several cases in which recent transfers of
stock have been made, in order that the proper
persons in these cases shall be made parties to
the suit.
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Rock CREKK CHURCH The festival recent
iy held In the grove at Rock Greek Church 20
raise funds 70 put that time .houored edifice--
the oldest IN the District, having been built In
the year 17ie-iu repair, realized over ol 900
for the purpose. .1a IN
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR EENT-In the Star Office Building at the
corner ct Pennsy yivsnia avenue AID Ilth street,
LODGING ROOMS. Terms low inGnire of q
BhhER at The Star O!fice. m5 q tt
EOR kENT-Iu the STAB BUILDINOS, Cor.
ROOMS ada pied fIr the Offices of Insurance Com
SEaniss. Terms moderate. Location the best in
Masbmington. Apply to c. B. BAKER. at the
TOR RENT-In the STAR OFFICE BUILD
u 1NGS; corner OF Pennsy ivania avenue aud IIth
street ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or any
the the best in Washington. Apply to o. b BAKER,
ota1 OIhce. my Is
FOR RENT-Tbe RESTAURANT PREMISES
= = In tie star once Building, at the corner OF
fennsylVania avenue and llth street, com ng
the Restalrant apd Bar Room; large and conve,
on the With Bash
Withdrawing room attached. Also as many CEN
the '9s Ss. may u
ngiien, and has ;h always commenced fine Epn Of
associations large oommittee meetings, trades
meetings, &C., &C, the Hall is admirably suited,
tanrsat II rented with it Terms moderate Apply
to @. B. BAKER, at the Star once. my a5-tf
FOB RENT-The STORE No, s91 street.
and of the iargss. snd most Ss
Risny en1 ,s situated store rooms P city
A VALUABLE FARM FOB sALE.-The sub.
cffers :! private sale the valuable fARM on which
he resides which. If not sold before, he will offer
at public sale on SATURDAY, the 18th day of
JsDe next. at O'Clock p m. on the premises.
The TTact contain: about THREE HUNDRED
H., IL M1rtgomety county; Md. half mile from
from from AshhteSn. On. and "a miles from Sandy Spring
There are on the premises g n q e comfortable Dwell
sary ont buildings. About l9U acres OF land is
cleared and In an excsllent state of cultivation
and very productive; the residue is heavily tim
hered. APPLE and Peach Orchards of selected
The Land is also within Ia miles of an abun.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid on the day Of SALE and the balance jp
equal ANIMAL pay ments, at l. 2, and years, with
inter est from the day OF sale, and the deferred
Payments to be secured on the property.
N,The owner would be pleased to show the
Land to any desiring to purchase. or any other
Information will be given II addressed by letter to
WASHING ron HAINES,
Sandy Springs, Montg omery county,,
Or apply to D. L. WELLS a Go =
Real Estate Brokers. N. W. corner 10th and r
tleets. v ashingfon, ID @. my z9 eOtd
EOR sALE-4. .16O ACRES OF LAND in Ran.
Il dolph county, Va. Title indisputable. Terms
reasonable Will be sold in tracts to suit
srs For quality Of land refer to Hon. George 3.
Latham, M o. from West Virginia, and " d. !.
Waliach. editor Washipeto ton Star. For title In
ouire at the rooms Of FORD HIEI. over Ham
mack restaurant 2O2 Pa. avenue. This land viii
's9Y sp II II '' '''u THOMAS a. FORD.
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TkusIthS Is,f shLE OF fnhIA HALuAShh HOUSE

TRUSTEES SALE oEh VALUABLE HOUSE
On THURSDAY the lsth day of lime. AZ I've
O'Clock m, shall cell, on the premises. By vtr-
dated the 5ath lay cf November, isjl and duly re-
corded In one OF our land records Of Wa.hi nRtoa
county, d q 1.-The following piece OF properly, via:
street, between 2oth and 2lst streets ieet front
on street. BY Ice feet deep Go alley cont aiming
500 feet of ground. with q snhstsutiai fra ma
dwelllne containing reoms, tlsrse;D with brick
basement. The lot IL Handsomely laid of with
walks and choice shrubbery, and being within \
few minutes walk q the War Department, sheuld
command the attention OF persons desirous of Oh
tsiRiDg . comfortable residence
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars 81, ,9O0I cash /;
the balance an q and ~ months, secured bg a deed
OF trust n the premises. All conveyNncine cOun-
" and revenue stamps at the cost OF IN.
JAMES DONALDSON. Trustee
le u lint Nl w. B. LEMIs a Co Ancrs
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-
PARATION-AG eetiHg SCsRe-The mother OF a
well Known ciIiZeD of Washington IN the wear
isis, lrft Ter bCme in Somerset county, Md.
with an aunt, to visit some of her relatiN es
pear Frederick, Md; she being at the time
about fifteen years old. During her trip IN the
Day there was a fearful storm, which so fright
FHec her that she vowed she would never
again cross the bay. In the course OF few
yeSr~ she married in Frederick, and has re-
sided there ever since, hearing from her reIa-
ives occasionally, but az long intervals. Her
son moved 10 this city several years ago, and
on fIldaN last started on a short "trip 10 the
Eastern Shore TO see his mothers sister, who
IS now % years OF age. Arriving a: her house
On Sunday morning he made himself known:
ana was JOy1ully received, his visit stirring up
the erure EeiGhbOrhOCd. He persuaded his
aunt 10 accompany him 10 this CITY, and think-
ing 10 surprise his mother, telegraphed TO her
AT Frederick 10 meet him at the Relay HousR
he found his mother, and took her in the
car where he seated her alongside her
SIS er, ASKING her If she knew tEat lady
he had hardly mentioned their names. when
each turned toward the other and thew
were 80 astonished that for several min
utes they could not utter word. Finally,
however, their tongues were loosed and thew
Were soon clasped In each others arms The
cars were quite crowded at the time and the
passengers becoming aware of the facts gath
cred around, many being affected to tears at
the scene The son immediately took his
mother and aunt TO his residence, where they
sat up all Monday night and Tuesdav talking
over ''Jid times" not even stopping their con-
NerSatlon long enough to partake of ID cir meals
and yesterday when the son placed them ON
the cars for Frederick. where his aunt is to
spend some time with her sister, they were
sull engaged IN con yersaTion. 1t is easy to
lmaglne their mutual surprise when IL Is
known that they had not seen each other for
forty EIGHT years, and that the aunt, although
living within ten or fifteen miles Of quite a
populOus little town, had never been there, or
so far away from home Until she started on
this trip with her nephew.
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q vANDEBwERKlH . SON.
PRovBIETcRs OF THE ts ,-
POTOMAC RIVER QUARRIEe. +.

STONE for buildings, walls. founAstions, &c 4,
constantly hand asd delivered st any accessible
point On the river. :, = -
Once, washinstsa- Corner l3th sf. and csnal.f
Omes, Gsersstswn-iSs Bridge stzssts corner Of
HiGh..ga ssssf-safF, ,sforafaasH 81 - a solms q
yusr oREHED-Tpn the manufacturers. fraih
80 3 IApiD sgSPoxS&Es..,,,,ss ! ,
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The PRIsONERs.-The police are obliged TO
arrange for The keeping of their prisoners even
after rial and commitment for court. The
warden Of the Jail, by direction Of the Court il
is said, declined 10 receive any more prison.
ers. This Is not because OF want OF room. but
because the Jail is full OF sickness. From the
statements we have heard, the disease appears
To be a violent fever, typhus, and also some
cases of small pox. snd the warden and his as
sistants find ii difficult to give attention to the
sick and well prisoners they have already in
charge. The Superintendent of Police has re-
Gently committed several noted characters, and
under existing circumstances they cannot be
sent to Jail. As guardian of the community
he does not feel justified in turning them loose.
and has made arrangements fer their safe keep /.
ing elsewhere. The outbreak of disease in the
jail, and the violence with which IL Is said to
be raging among the prisoners, is another ap-
peal for the removal of that miserable concern
from the heart OF the city. We are also in
formed that the fever as broken out afresh
IN the workhouse, and that already this week
there have been five or six deaths. These are
keeping Ofprisoners of all descriptions II the
authorities cannot secure the vicious, the quiet
and orderly must submit 70 he preyed upon:
but as no other prisons can be obtained, IL is
suggested that sending the vicious to the in =
fected prisons will probably effec; for the COM
munity what has been prayed for so earnestly
during hye years past, final riddance Of
hem.
p. P.S-Since the above was in type we learn
that there Is no epidemic disease at the Aims
house, but that recently quite a number of
cases Of typhus fever, originating outsids have
been admitted there.
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RY w. l.. WALL CO., Auctfoneers
- Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaars
% La. ay., between 9th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS
&c. &c.
On SATTRDAY MORNING. Juue Is. at 10 Oc'cln,
We Will sell, At the Bazaar, Q number Of Saddle
Carriage, aud Work Horses % full desert pti on Al
sale,I comprising shout
FIFTY HORSES
Many good Work, Saddle, and Harness Horses.
five new Express Wagons, with and without Tor,
built in this city.
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
Vehicles "
One Hack and one Coupee I'm coed order
Also.
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and H:.psss sEsys on private sale.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANIs,,lENTs &c rn.NIcur

AhUskuEETs, &c TONIGHT.
Opp FELLOws' HALL, Navy I ard-lJoncert
by young amateur artists this evening.
WAUGH CHAPEL, Capitol HiIl-Strawberry
festival tonight 10
EAT WASHINGTON (N. P.) CurRcH-Fair
and :-s;Ival open every night
Communicable FeInaIp Pickpocket'.
At the Canterbury, win ether attractions
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THE DISEASE AT THE JAIL.-The typhus
fever still prevails among the prisoners az the
Jail. and there are several new cases, but thus
far there has been few cases only which have
terminated fatally. The number Of prisoners
has, however, been materially reduced by the
court oroering the discharge OF all confined
for trivial offences, and IL is hoped that by re-
moving the sick to one OF the hospital buildings
in Judiciary Square, (for the use of which ap-
plicstion has already been made,) and other
efforts OF the officers, thar the disease will be
soon got under. One or two cases Of small
pox have also broken out recently, which
were promptly removed To Kalorama.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND AVE
ME-, between 4d and 9th Streets, Island, at
On THURSDAY, the 2lst inst, we shall sell. in
Ir3nt OF the premises. at O'Clock p m tn az val
uAb.e new three story Frame House, being No
stands. The house has . tin roof, filled In wi tn
erlek and 1t contains twelve conveniently ar.
ranged rooms. besides hath room. with clothes
presses throughout the house, water and gas and
epces.
Persons wishing to purchase q very desirable
resldence will do well to attend the sale The
lot is p feet inches front by l27 feet to 80 foot
alley ~ ~
Terms One half cash; balance in SIX and twelve
sale, "A deed given and decd OF trust taken
All conveyanciug at the cost Of the purchaser, "a.
cluding revenue stamps. 500 required to he pald
down when the property is sold
JeBd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Yesterday, VIM. Burch, lad Is
years old, son Of Richard Burch. o carpenter,
who resides on New Jersey avenue. between
Potomac at Guinand's wharf, foot Of sth street
east When last seen, he was fishing from the
wharf, having previously cast loose the lines
Tor the steamer Wawaset, which had started
10 hts, and IL is supposed fell overheard In one
OF those attacks. The body had not been re-
covered at an eariy hour this morning.
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SALE OF GoVERNMENT.NEATsFOOT OF

Chf0 Qsdrtrrsastsr's s OSeS, Dsrot Of Wasiizssoa,l
, Wdshinston. d. c., June Is, 1856
Will be sold st Public Auction, at LINCOLN DE.
POI. NASBlNGTUN. ID e., under the direc tien
OF Breyet Brlgadier General O.. II TomokIns
Quarte master, on SATURDAY, June %, 1861, at
100 GALLONS EEATSF0OT OIL
in barrels, The Oil will be sold by the gaIIen in
lots OF one barrel, with the privilege of five
The properly must be removed within five days
from date of sale
Terms: Cash, in Government funds
II. RUCKER,
Breyet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quarterms-Ter.
Je H-ot Depat of Washington.
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THE GREAT fAIR.-The fair was yery well
attended last night. At the ringing OF the bell
the votes stood as follows:
For General-Howard, 326; Sherman, 242:
Hancock. Is; Sheridan, So; Thomas, ~; Meade,
3; scattering. 9.
For Senator-Harris, 4a4; Doolittle. 4I4; Po-
land, 1fO; Trumbull, 12l; Cowan, Il; Sherman,
12; Hendricks \; Wade, 9; McDougall, 8.
For Representatives-Banks. 10: Holmes, II
Stevens, 3; whaIey, 81; Morrill,, a2 Con king,
q Green Clay Smith, f2 Randall, 6 Hart, 1;
NeweD, /; Spalding, /; Williams, 2; Rogers, 1.
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
RY JAMES Q. McGUIRE 4 Co., Ancuopeer,
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN A MOST pr.

SIRABLE LOCATION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June "a NJ a
2ciook, On The premises, we shall offer for sale
Lot ~, In Dsvidsons subdivision Of SQsare pa
fronting Is feet on the north side OF Eortb X
street, running back IG feet TO a 50 feet paved
This lot is situated immediately west of the res
idence OF Secretary Stanton, and near lsth street
city for dwelling. - WV
Title perfect.
Terms: One. third cash; residue I'm and n
months, with interest, secured ON the property
Convey yancing at purchaser cost.
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In ~ y WI
- No. 2e3 Pa. ave, corner 10th street.
nRphf MORNING AND EVENING OF THIS
WEEK.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock in the morning and q
o'clock in the evening. embracing a npe assort.
gent OF Dry Goods; HOSIERY. Muslius, Shirts and
Drawers Lawns, Towels, Table LINEN. Skirts
ready made Clothing, Hats Boots Shoes Hoon
Skirts, Umbrellas, Fancy Goods, Segars, Crock
cry and Glassware, Clocks. &c. =, &C.
In front ~ the Store. in the mornings a general
assortment of Household + FurnitHre, &C
je7-Th,F F,M.w,F F.M6t AuctioIeefs.
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EOR RENT-In the STAR OFFICE BUILD
1NGS. corner of Pennsy ivania avenue aud IL n
street, ROOMS suitable for law real estate or any
other agency Offices Terms E:oaerate Location
Star Office. nv 25 I
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VERY SUPERIOR HoUsEHOLDFUBNITU

VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLpFURNITUR
o AT AUCTloN
On SATURDAY MORNING. June Is. com.
mencine at ~ O'Clock. 1 shall sell, at my auc.
tlon rooms, No. 32n ID street between 10Th AMI
ilth the effects OF family declining houseke ee D.
ing j name IN part
French Plate NJ antei Mirrors
hosew.nd Psrlor Suite. in green aud gold broca-
Mahogany Sofas, Rockers and Chairs
Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Brocatrlle and Lace Curtain. window Shades
Mahogany and Walnut Belsteads
Mah"gauy An walnut Marble top Bureaus and
walnut Wardrobe, Toilet Sets
Crocsery and Glassware
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Hair and ink Mattresses. Feather Bells
Boisters and Pillows. Fine French Engravings
Mahogany Dining Table, Cane seat Chairs
Mahogany, Walnut. ami Game Seat Rockers
0llciotll and stair Carpets, Bugs
8lankets Sheets. Spreads
Cooking Stove, together with genera al assortment
OF kitrlieE requisites.
Terms cash.
le li-g G.. w. R0TELER
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT sTOREHOUsE-
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
NAsHINGTog, ID. o., June rs, 1855
VIII be sold at public aucton, on the premises
IN Der the direction OF Rrevet Lieutenant Colonel
James m Moore. A. U M. on WEDNESDAY,
June 20, 1856. at IL O'Clock NJ,
One % Storehouse, % by 40 feet, situatei on q
street. between 18th aud l4t streets, in this CITY
dsys from date OF sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
ID II. RUCKER,
DNt MAJ. Zen. and Chtef Omar ermAster,
jel ST Depot of washineton
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k1 "AhDWELLG HAYS, Aucts. Georgetown.
CLOsING-OUT SALE OF STOCK OF TegAC-
GO AMP CIGARS AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, June 10th, at o
O'Clock. We will sell at our Auction Store, No I4S
bridee street. Georgetown the balance of stock of
a CIGAR store closing business, viz:
5000 fine Cigars
IS gress fine cut Chewing Tobacco
u gress assorted Smoking Tobacco
$50 pounds Danville smoking Tobacco in In and
Il 10. bales
Also. an assortment Of Pipes and Stems.
Je Is ST WARDWELL & HAYS, Aucts
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RY THos. DowLING. Asct.; GeOrgetewn.
CASES. sc AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY M0RNINS, June rs, ~ 10 o'cl och Il
Will sell. at NO 80 High street hear Cav street
an assortment OF Clocks, Watches. yewelry. SHOW
gases, &C., &c, being the effects Of dealer de-
jel2 THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT COAL WHARF,
- &C.
tSQsartsrMastsr's Qfee, Dspot Of Washt.sro.t
Wosktngton, ID. C., June Il, 1856.
VIII be sold at PUBLIC auction, ON the premises,
under the direction Of Brevet Lfeutenaut t'olopei
James M Moore, A. Q. M. on FRIDAY, June rs.
le5o at l2 cloch m the following property. situ-
viz:
One Q) Plank Coal Wharf. containine ssout
- 20 feet OF Lumber. together with Derrfcks
kosdwAys, &C, connected Herewith.
The property must be removed within fifteen days
from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
oh. RUCKIR,
. bu. MAI. Gen. and Chief QusrtermasteY.
yeE-1 Depst Of Wsshington