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10y Z. W. B0TELER, Auctioneer.
II $40 d street, between 10th and Ilth

EXTENSIVE SALE OF ROSEWOOD FURSI
gGksswhkEh EIsT r MEfssa Er SHI st
HARSE hiRR0Rs G9PPER COOKING
sth m fbESqsss J ss ,ts .
O'Clock i shall sell, ct the we'll known estsblish-
between 18th and 18th streets, an extensiSs eeise
ton Of housekeeping articles, Consisting in part
q Marble tsp Rosewood Center Tables
Marb,s.tes Rosewood Extension Tables
sna Rap , Rmrtrors' with Marble Slabs
ven leGrse Brussels onrpet, nearly new
q Silver Plated Csstors
silver Plate Plated Turesns: Coffee and Teapot.
Large and Elegant Silver, Plated water Cooler
g Green French Chins DisSss. assorted si1.s
White ard Gilt French China sOsp Turesns.
Richly decor steS Frensh China Plates, Preserve
Fin. enc cS, S ei..ss bssss.er.
Ch.nPsspe and Heck Glasses, Fruit, Pre-,
tdezen Copper jelly Moulds
90 fancy Ioe,ere.m Moulds, large sire, made OF
Several hundred small water Water fee mouIds, mad. OF
A large quantity Of Tin Ice-cream Moulds and
patent Lee cream Machine
Es sRs nG.sI Of Copper
able variety, SUFFICIENT for the largest FIRST
Ivory ei hssd ne' Table Cutlery
Large and email Marble Counters
Costly marble Case, with Plated spieot and Ale
2Green Ensmeled Doors, with heavy plate eiass
Coffee Heater and Copper Kettles
Walnut Cigar Case and Bar Fixtures generally
One Spring Wagon
And many other articles Of Furniture, &C., not
necessary to name.
The magnitude of this sale, as well ~ the char
acter OF the goods embraced In it. renders 10 pecu
lsrly attractive 90 hotel and reetAu rant and hotel
Keepers, confectioners, and housekeepers sener-
Catalogues can be obtained Of the auction room.
on the day prior to the sale, st which time the
Terms cash. c. w. BOTILER
my IS ID AucffopNSr
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CENTRAL HALL,
~ Corner Penusylvania AZ. and 18th street.
ever Nsgleb Auction Rooms.
Tor rent By the day. week, or month, for Con.
certs, LECTURES, Bslls, &c. -.
THESE Halls are very large eud spacious.
FOR terms apply on the rsmises. OF
jan 81. NA0LE On
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SALE OF ,G0ynRSMENT BUILDINGS Ar

CHIKF QuARTKRNAsrERs 0FFIcI,
DEPoT OF wAsHINGToS
WAsHINeros, ID. o., June 4, IssSt
VIII be sold at public suction, on che premises.
under the direction Of 1revet LieutensIt Colonel
James M Moore, A. Q. M, on THURsDAT,Jone
Z, 1866. at l2 o'clock NJ the following Goverument
buildings, situated 81 Judiciary square, in this
One ul Barrack. n BY IS feet
One a Stable, 70 BY "a feet 80
One ~ Dead house, ls BY Is feet. .
Onell Guardhouse. rs BIZ "a feet. ~ r
The Buildings will be sold singly, and mast be
removed within fifteen days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash, in Government funds. =
.t.---L .E u D. h. RUCKBB,
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quar-. ermsstsr,
el-5t ...-H Depot Of Washington.
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THE WASHINGTON CANAL-To-day, the
>WoI kmen Of MIR. Z. farquhar aud Messrs.
murphy and Gleason, who contracted to
caNate The deposItes from the eastern section
OF the canal. are removing the dam ut Third
street, ar d already, for the first time in about
hiieen years. there is stream of water run
ming through IL. The terms of the contract
were that this portion Of the work should be
done IN sixty days, and notwIths tandin pre-
olctiens OF wiseacres to the contrary, through
the energy of the contractors, backed by Chief
Engineer Seyerson and his assistant Mr.. SbiI
len, they have succeeded in finishing il up in
less than half the time specified, and now there
IS from Third street to the Eastern Branch 5T
feet water nj low tide. The bridge ssed by the
Alexandra railroad, just south of the Mary
land avenue bridge, resting on tressle work
set on stone foundations still remains but the
company are having an iron span constructed
which they will put in the place of the bridge
obstruction in "a few days. The railroad COM
pany has obligated itself TO remove any OBJ
struCtlon IN Us vicinity, and after this is done
the CANA Will be open to navigation from
Third street down to its mouth
Notwithstanding the idea put afioat by mis-
ehievous parties, that sickness would ensue
consequent upon the canal being eNeayated
Dot single case of Illness has occurred among
the men employed-the number per day aver
aging about is. As far as known, no sickness
whateVtr among the residents in the vicinity
OF the canal has occurred which can be atIrib-
Uted 10 the work Not only is the accomplish
ment OF This work n great sanitary measure
but tne Government and many citizens have
been b9Dettted by having their property on
the low grounds filled up, and with material
not often equalled for gardening purposes
This Is the first portion of the plan TOR the
Improvement of the canal which has been
viii be speedily finished.
Messrs. Brown Calf are hard at work on
the cdusevay, and have a powerful steam
Piie-driNer at work, which has already set
about half the nun Der of piles REQ uired. A full
complement of men are employed preparing
lhe necessary timber for the WORK.
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FIRE.-Tbe alarm OF IRE from box ~, given
at 6 - o'clock this morning was caused by the
accidental firing of a frame kitchen on III
street. between ith and 5th west, belonging 10
Mrs. Franklin. Damage trifing.
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AUCTION SALES.
RI JAS. c. hcouTsE q CO. AuerOa.sr,.
fHkkhtsIoRY BRICK DWELLING uocsu
sip, nj TyyinlhS LOT. IN yEkN BIZ

fHSSnhsnoRY BRICK DWELLING uocsu
Akp hpyyiklkG Lof, IN A YEkr bE-
or MlpSIspxi xIrrRsooS, yu.. ssh. 9.
SS0 tss s ses s ss .e sha col. fer -.
ives, half 81 Lot asd all ofle, In DsvidsoaS sas-
tpchce on the north side a stseet norts, betsees
lsth and 18th etreee weet running back az feef %
q 9to.t paved alley, and partlI i'm erose6 by 3
weii-buin three story brick dwelling house con
t.inins rooms and Of which Immediate poses
The dselilns, With iss front Width OF rro,od .
running through 90 the alley, and the "a n AZ
lot. will be cold separately; and tmmediafsly after
the sale Of the above property. VIII Be sold the
Frame Tenement on the rear OF the lots. 20 &c re-
moved within reasonable time. % the pleasure q
the purchaser Of she 6rst- named property.
This propes ~ 10 locsted On higk ground, tn Q
very popular part Of the city. adjoining the rest
dencee OF Senator Sherman and Secretary stanton,
opposite Franklin Square, and ofers On oppSrtu
nty o. not tresaent ooegrret &c 20 purss ..e rest
depee in thst vicinity. the purchaser Of the honss
having also chance % buy cid. lot on Which he
can erect 81 sdoitep, making dosbie house, or
Improve With shrubosry. - they may elect, and
strocfed in X street
Terms: One third cash: residue In six and tselvs
months, secured on the property, Convey anci az
st purchaser cost the terms 20 be con piled vii h
In ten Gays from day Of sale. the property will
be resold Of cost Of deisuitinR purchaser.
my g j. q. MCGUIRE a CO., Auca
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DUBLIC SALE OF A FRAMs HoUsE An
o ST. SOUTH, SEVENTH IVA BID.

On MONDAY, the -lIth day OF Juues 100, ~
O'Clock ,. m, shall o6sr for sale &C Pseiic Auc,
ton. on front OF the premises, the nor,n psft OF
city Of Wsshins ton. the part fronting rs feet
on l31s street vest. and exs.ndins pack with that
copsistine ~fa s.siory frame house. y III =
TERMS. Ons-Ihira cash; the residue in aud
bearing interest from the day ofssie. deed given
and deed Of trust taken. All convey ancing and
sale are not COMPLIED with wiIbn ave dsysf the
day Of .ale reserve the rightso re sell the said
chaser, ON giving two days notice IN the Essning
Star. 1870 a. LLOYD.
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a NARROW EsCAPE.-This morning. be-
tween and o'clock a portion of the earth
over The p, ca alton Tor toe eth street sewer
between and q streets. caved IN, and two
men being at work at the time in the excava-
uon were covered. Quite an excitement was
RAISED by THIS occurrence, and immediately
quite a crowd gathered, some of whom imme-
didtely went TO work to eXtricate those beneath
the dirt, and materially aided the workmen in
releasing their companions. On reaching the
depth OF the sewer nothing was seen of the
men, but on clearing away the dirt from the
sewer, which had been br:eked over, the men,
supposed by many to have been at least badly
injured. were found safe and sound, they hay-
ing, when they observed the bank giving way,
had the presence of mind to run into the sewer
After they got up 10 the street they quietly
walked away. Several officers of the Fourth
Ward were on the ground at the time, and did
efhcient service IN keeping the crowd from
breaking down more of the bank
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by GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
BLOCH OF THREE NEW THREE STORY
RRIUk

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th. at 6
e block new thrse story Brk aon &c.
and Lots This property is situated on l4th street
tons in the city aud has in Vaias m.re
IN the last few years than any otsn location in the
front each running back c feet to 90 s es
thus leaving each House 10 feet inches 'front.' aud
il he .nSstantisi manner wall sep S%
ting each from. foundation aud extsr ding whole
with felt uodsr r the good s S
Houses are finely inish he'd in modern style
in the parors good and stsrasT @ant1 t
continued black walnut rails; all the con noes
fteheSs walks 10 back yards psS SS snG Rs
drant in each yard: good wood sheds, fencing &C.
ane y months with notes secured by deed OF trust
They will be sold separately. and $50 will IA 70.
Quired each hcnse on the spot az they are sold.
and the terms Of sale 70 be canplied with in one
sss '0'' Of o sREaS sH1 Williams, Aues.
Rf d. L; WELLS CO., Aucts and Real Is,
II tate Brokers, n. w. Cor. ION and sts.
Fy WiTS 1s MAKK IT aSgss AND GROCERY
sna streets. south Of Pennsy:Tania s Vl sn
near Millsrd's Hotel. az Auction
.hs ..f oa The Srss sss at GsOcx we
Building, part Of which is two sorles and the bal
tenant thereto for meat market ana s aeear
store. and known as "Fultoa MarEet.n on tbs
est b 81 . es sfn deSs 2
gas and water throughout; the lease has two and
Q half years to run. The buildi' has been fitted
has every convenience for the business fer which
ft was erected.
Ground rent $50 per month.
The location one of the best in the city wing
dene business OF 5000 year annually.
S1tO down when the property is knock ed of
All conveyansipg aud stamps at purchasers ex-
pense. -
Immediately after tue sale of the building will
be sold ali the personal property in said buildng
viz: "a HIg
A mall ss.ortment OF Groceries
Flour Bucket, Washboards
Counter, Meat, aud Platform Scales
Meat saws and Knives
n srble TOP Tables, Chopping Blocks
Hose, Stove and Pipe, &c. ..
ie5t b l. WELLS & CO, Aucts
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-The regular meeting of
the Board of Health was held on Monday at
ternoon, Gen. Peter +. Bacon in the Chair and
DIR. Dove Secretary.
Mr.. Drake. from the Second Ward, made a
verbal report in relation to the condition of the
sewer between and q ard 18th and 18th
streets, and il was recommended that the nui.
sance in the sewer be removed and it be arched
over.
Or. Smoot, from the committee on disinfact-
ants. made report recommending the use of
the Rldgewood Disinfectant; which report
was adopted.
Nuisances reported by DR.. Smoot and DR.
Walsh were referred to the Metropolitan po-
lice.
The Secretary reported that he was unable
10 carry out the law in relation to a nuisance
on street, between 18Th and 18th streets, but
the matter had been laid before the Grand
Jury.
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llY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. $50, csrpeT eth and streets

RY GREEN & WILLIAM ms, Aucticneers
- No. 500, corner eth and ID streets.
VERY HANDSOME PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF sou tn STREET. between
Hew jersey avenue and let street east, ii being
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, We shall sell, in
irf nj o. the promises, at clock m, Lot No S.
Ia subdivision Of SQUARE No. go, having front Of
2 feet with depth Of g feet, to a wide alley.
The house contains eigtt conveniently arranged
roe ms, besides the attic; high ceilings aud wide
passages large SarlOrs, water on pavement and
large cistern at back door. The Back Building is
1926 feet, conveniently arranged. The yard CON
tains choice FruiI-apples, pears. plans, grapes.
LawtOn black ferries. and a choice collection of
roses. The property is in the most he athy locality
in the city. in excel ent neighbcrhood, and
touti' Cd the square which will in time be taken
into the Capitol grounds, which will make IL
very valuable as private residence or place Of
business.
Terms at ale.
Persons wishing to examine the premises pre-
yi0us TO sale are respectfully invited TO do so.
Possession given Immediately. Title ind spu-
table. GREEN q WILLIAMS
Ie Cd Auctioneers
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-In the Star Office Building, at the
corner OF Pennsyivanis avenue AID llth street,
2 number OF excellent and conveniently situated
bopDelN8 hoVmS: Terms low. Inquire of o.
E0R RENT-In the STAB BUILDINDS. Cor.
u neI Pennsylyauia avenue and iIth street,
ROOMS adapted fT the Offices Of Insurance Com
paDies. Terms moderate. Location the best In
Msshineton. Apply to q. b. BAKER. at the
etar Omce. my z5u
FOR RENT-In the STAB OFFICE BUILD
1NGs, corpsr Of Pennsyl vanis avenue and IIth
street, ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or any
other agency ofhces. Terms Moderate. Location
the the best in Washington. Apply to O. B. BAKER,
Bar onlce. my rs II
EOR RENT-The RESTAURANT PREMISES
in the Star Office Building, at the corner OF
the bestaurant and Bar Room; large and conye.
nieat hitchen, with ranges complete; Bath Room
and Hall on the floor above, with committee or
yenient other rooms as the tenant may desire,
This Restaurant 10 In the best location in Wash.
ingfen, and has always commanded q fine run of
associations large COMMITTEES meetings, trades
meetings, &C., &C, the Hall Is admirably suited,
and must greatly increase the business Of the Res
to o. B. BAKER at the Star 6fice 's'Ai my aptRf'
hoTsE Sn F.s.ts and ID
and tth streets. Situation healthy and desira able
Apply at No. 30 Penua. ave., near 24th St or At
"a fayttte street. Georgetown. my 80 2w'
EOR SALES. l6O ACRES OF LAND In Ram
coiph county, We. Title indisputable. Terms
Latham, III q. from West Virginia, and " B.
Wallach. editor WashingtOn Star. For title in.
auire at the rooms Of FORD RINl, over Ham.
So.it selS "a ant aos Pa avenue This land will
spM.tf THOMAS Il. FORD.
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AUCTION SALES.

pso- ethe- Asetsc~ sac, see fourth Psee.l
RT THOMAS DowLrEe. Auet.; esorssss~n.
HOUSEHOLDS rusNITURl AND rrFEcrs
o. THURSDAY MokNiNG June '. Ct 10
h .,.et general ....a,m... " saS
eff 1' 'h'i fss s. p,Sl ,ts, sses the
Will he... e. ss a.1;i.ss s:s..-
sc La. ss.. between 9th and 10th sts
on THURSDAY MoRNISa. June Z, At 10
THiRTr" wesk AND spr s ssTiT .s HSk,Ks
Lag. collection ef Csrriase., WAGONS. and B.r.
Full ssrtieniars st .sie.
,s. sor:9sins r. ' Gsfr Tceosor ssa sa'
RY J. o. MCGUIRE Co, Auetieaee1s
VERY VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE TEXAS
On rHuRspsk4T pHtFsrfEssINS a9s. Jun. IA. a,
Lon IL &c ,ss eel q. easter. stern
ming hsrk us feet 81 inches a thirtv-feot alley.
months vi inis1s.t. s-sar.d '. 90 tie A Spossry
cSn sa i sn pqses
Br B. LEWIS Ks so Co. r.hs.9iSsS.
STOCK AND rEIxIUEEs or D. BgRr
FRIDAY next Jun. : at 10 o'eisct. a, the store
OF n butt q Co, corner OF 9th street and Pa.
avenue. we shall sell all the stock of Gsats' Fur.
ni.hing Goods. Boots aad Shoes, fine assortment
q Gallery and Pistols Of various kinds, Fancy
Goods, SC.
Also. Store Fixtures, Cases. &C.
sale continued IL the evening at az O'Clock.
Je61 W. b. LEWIS CO.. Aucts.
10y WIN. l.. WALL CO Ausuonsers.
u Original Horse and Tarriage Bazaar,
Ss La sv. bet 9th and 10th SITS
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
ensATuRpAY M6R s; Nc Jun. .. alto clock
we VIII sell, a. the Bazaar, q number Of Saddle
Carriage and Work Horses "a full desert tion a.
sale, comprising Nhnut-
FIFTY HORSES.
man! good W ork, Saddle, and Harness Horses.
- Also,
Five rev Express Wagons with and without Top,
built in this city.
Also,
A large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
gies X cksways, Carriages, Wagons, snS other
Ine 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
Saturdays.
Carriage, and Harness always on private sale.
le6 w. L.. WALL CO, Aucts.
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LEVY CoUET.-The regular monthly meeting
of the Levy Court OF Washington County was
held Oh Monday al the City Hall; all the mem.
bers present. Several petitions asking for the
opening of additional roads were received and
referred. The committee on police reported
adversely on several applications for tavern
license, and they We're discharged from their
further consideration. The Board of Police
having merged the First Precinct with the
Eighth, the Court directed the dscontinuance
of the station house in Uniontown. Appro-
priatlons Of 81, 600 for each school district were
made for repairing the roads. Richard H Burr
was elected a school commissioner in the fifth
district, and Messrs. Christopher Adams
Daniel Lightfoof, John r.. Chappell, b. T.
Sw;rrt. David Miller, and W. NJ. GoIdIng were
elected supery isors Of roads.
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RY J. q. MeGuIRK CO., Auctionssrs.
FINE BUILDING LOT on CAPITOL HILL AT


PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY the 2sfh day Of May, 1855, 81
O'Clock .. m. on the premises, shalt cell, under
sdecIee Of the supreme Court Of the District q
COLUMBIA. passed in cause Ne. Cal, EQ Doc. :,
Clarke ct al We. Clarke ct al st public aue'isn,
part 81 Lots and In square 7S6 fronting TWEEN.
ty-seyen ca feet three 60 inches 90 East
Capt i street, and running back eighty f9l feet,
With the privilege of using two alleys, each feet
inches wide on the east and west sid ot the premi
see, which are situated between I'd and Sth streets
east, and In q desirable peighborhood
Terms One third OF the purchase money On
cash, and the balance In two equal payments st cir
and twelve months. with interest 10 he securet h,
the bonds OF the purchaser 90 the sstisfaction Of
the Trustee, or al cash at the option Of the pur
chsseTs. Stamps and convey ancing at purchsserx
cost W Y FENnAL1, Trustee
my I'D J. G. MCGUIRE A Co, Aucts
~ The ABOVE SALE is PosTPoNED. IN
consequence OF the rain. until FRIDAY AFTFR
MUM next, June lst, same hour and place.
W. \. fEkDALL, Trustee.
my 20 JAS. G McGUlRE CO., Auets
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoTDlBJY
postponed until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOoE
Jsne 9Th, same heur ami place
". Y Kendall, Trustee
!e2 J. c. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts.
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ORPHANS Court, Judge Purcell - Yester.
day, the will Of the late Phebe Mitchell, be-
queathing her estate personal and real) to her
daughter, Margaret Ann Smith, was filed and
fully proved.
The will OF late William Barbour, Of George
town, bequeathing his property TO ID. Ritten-
house Shuman, in trust for his wife and chill
dren. Was filed and partially proven.
Letters OF administration were issued to
Emily II. Bidwell, on the estate of the late
General Daniel ID. BidwelI, U. 5. army. and TO
Anna G.. Castor, on the estate OF Albert G..
CASTOR.
The frst and final account of the executrix
of John Harry, deceased. was approved and
passed.
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Az IsTEREsTING CAsE-k AIexandria an TIE
District IF ColnmbiGs-A eoiored man named
George W ashington, who is confined in Jail at
ALEXANDRIA, nnder sentence of the Judge of the
district which includes Alexandra, has Pc
ntloned throush his counsel, Messrs. Hill and
Tucker, OF Aiexandria,) the SupAeme Court Of
eeTPHe, alleging that the law retroceding AL
exannria TO the State of Virginia Is iIleraL and
that Alexandria county il within the lurjsdie-
ton OF this court. The court will have first 10
decide OF its jurisdiction, and the case will
probably be argued before the judges this ar
ternoon. s---F-
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Asct.; oeereesevn.

p eEORGEJOwN. AT Auction. W. iN
0n THU RsDAY June 9Th at6 O'Clock ,, NJ,
z0s fronting 20 feet On the south SIDE Of West st.
between Green and Montgomery streets. George
town And running back to ieet TO 10 foot alley.
new Frame yelling House, containing rsoms
basement and cellar; gag and water through the
town.
Terms One. third cash; balance In 6 and Il
on the properly: Convey ancing and stamDs ~ the
cost OF the purchaser. deposit Of efUg required
a. soon rs the property is Knocked of -.
je2 TH0S pOWLING, Aact.
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CRIMINAL Court, Judge Pisher.-Ms 1day, in
the cases Of Fanny Cole alias Eliza Roux, in
dicted for larceny, and William III. Taylor and
Richard Hayden, indicted for the larceny Of
horses IN two cases, nolie pros was entered.
Milburn Hunter, under an Indictment for
manslauehter, was released from Jail on bail.
Yesterday, in the case of John Ward, indict-
ed for passing counterfeit Treasury note, a
HOiie pros was entered.
Mary Blake, indicted for keeping bawdy
house was convicted and sentenced to paw q
line Of $500 and 10 stand committed to Jail I'M
til the fine be paid.
jeremiah Carter, indicted for larceny, was
found guilty and sentenced to 10 days i'm Jail
Simon White. indicted for stealing swiyels,
&c. was convicted.
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PROPERTY CLERK SALE.-To-day. the prop
erTy remaining in the custody of the Properly
Clerk Of the Metropolitan Police more than six
months, is being sold ut auction at the police
headqual. The stock comprises 40 lots,
comprising great variety Of things. old and
new, from an ancient calico apron 70 Booths
GDe assassin's) saddle cloth, horse halter, and
fishing lines.
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Y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Asctioassrs.

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucttonssrs.
AEGTIoN sA5f sS ~ g TM .srsr fsAMI
and Boundary streets inertia $50 - "a
On M0NDAY; he Ilth instant, ats O'Clock ..
hating IA feet front, 50 tsst deep. With ths i'm,
Provenenn. eon.i:ting Of veil built tws-story
name house. containing good rooms
Terms cssh $50 down Shsn "a III
je5A GREEN a WILLIAM Aucts.
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Rf JAMES U. MCGUIRE Co., Aucroneers.
FRAME gwILLIsG HOUSE AND Lot ON I
ssTRRtnET, BET 4rH g. AND 5TH SITS, And
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, june 9TH. at 5I5
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell part Of Lot
Z. Square sl6, fronting a feet on I street north,
inches, improved BY two story Frame Dwelling:
and IT the Auction Rooms, at 61k O'Clock, We shail
sell Lot II. Square go, fronting so feet on south
street, between Nth and 18th streets east.
,,d,h y IN essn; residue IN snd Is
Conveyancing at purchaser's cost.
led Init ]. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.