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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

OoRNs, BUNIeNs, CLUB and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue.
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chirepodist, Rooms No. l2i Pennsyl.
vania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
fee hours from a. m. to p. m, and 8 to D. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

CDIkk mARKr To.DAY.-Beef, best cuts,
per 10, 3Uc next sc; Salt Beet, l5a10c.; Dfied
Beet. 30a35c. Veal, s0c. Mutton, chops, &c.
Lamb, sc; Lard 25c.; Pork, fresh, 20e; corn ed,
DOC: shoulders, 1sc. Butter, 4Oa4Sc; Chickens,
pair, 15caSl.50; Ducks, pair, 90c.a sl.25. Eggs,
doz-, 25c. Green Corn, can, 40c. Green Corn. in
ear, dozen, I2 cents. Apples, peck, 20a6Oc An
pies. dried, 75c. Leeks, BIZ, Sc. Turnips, 1Oc bh
Peaches, dried, per quart, IS cts. Beans, but
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beers, per bunch,
SC. Onions, 3oaiOc. per peck; bunch onions,
2a3c.. Okra, doc. per PIX. Carrots, SC. DER bh.
fish-Rock, large, each, 90; small. bunch, soc. :;
Perch, 50a6oc.; Macserck 25c each; Haiibut,
10, 2c; Sneepnead, 75a$1 each: HOLSTERS, per
Rye, per bushel, 81 .20aSI25. Corn Meal,
81 .lOaSi 20. Shipstuf, 65a9Oc. Brown stun, SOC
Shorts, 4Oc. Corn, sheiled, 81. tOas1 20; in ear,
Dbl, IS 50a$7. Oats, bush, 5Oa6Oc. Hay, cwt,
Slasls5. Straw soc .as1. Clover Hay, 75c. as Is.
Geese, 81 .5Oas250. Turkeys, s2as3. 50. Venison,
fresh, per H., 30c- Cabbage, per head, 3aIUc
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, fa1O cents
Green Peas, Csc. Asparagus, per bunch, Toe.
New Potatoes, 20aiOe. per PIX Tomatoes, 2Oa25c.
per PIX: String Beans, 12a25c. per PIX. GYM
lings. 6a12c. dozen. Blackberries, OF, 1Oal2c.
Cueumbers, salOc. Egg Plants, 5al5c whor-
tleberries, 20c. qt., Pears, Acc aSlpk; Water
melons, 1Oa50c.; Cantaleupes, 5a40c.: Peaches,
81 per peck. Sweet Potatoes, 40a75c
The market is densely crowded again to-day.
market space all occupied before sunset
Uf the day preceding the market, but the
stands at the west end were nearly all take
an hour before sunset yesterday, and the coal
OIL lamps OF the dealers ON 9TH street kept the
eastern stands illuminated till late hour last
night. The dealers find it no easy matter 10
dispose OF poor stock, and the quotations above
are for good to choice produce.
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THETAvHRN LAw.-Y esterday,offi cer M ark
wood arrested Henry Middleton, restaurant
keeper, for keeping his house open after hours.
Lieut.. Skippon arrested Alos Mueller for sell.
ing liquor after hours. They appeared before
Justice Morsell, who fined each S20.5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

ScLpIERs' MEETINa.-At an informal meet
ing Of officers and soldiers at Wizards Hotel
last evening, MAJOR General Custer was cailei
TO the chair, and General VIM. Thompson ap-
pointed secretary. After some time spent in
cons ultation, the meeting adjourned to meet
again this evening, at the same place, when
all officers and soldiers present in the city are
invited 10 attend. L-- ~ B.
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SELLING LIGUoR ON SUNDAY Yesterday
officer Gordon, OF the Sixth Ward. arrested
James Steol upon a charge OF selling liquor on
Sunday. He was taken before Justice Gull
who fined him S20.5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

DIsoRDERLv PERsors.-Yestevday, ofHcers
hoss apo Oampoeia arfosLea q gaag Of ten
negroes for disoI deriv conduct in the Third
Ward. They were taken before Justice Nor
the Others were seot to the workhouse tor 30
days. This morning, officer Markward. of the
Third Ward, arrested five white men for dis
orderly conduct in the market. They were
fined IN sums ranging from IS 10 SO by Jus
tiee Walter One OF the party escaped from
he station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

BRICELAYING.-Persons wanting to have
houses built, CRATES set, brick work repaired,
&c, will do well to read the advertisement OF
j. v. Collias, elsewhere In our paper, who is
said to be most competent and reliable work
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T'RIRTY.EINTH CONGRESS, FIRST SEES.
SION-S, 26a.

THIHTr'SIsTTH5o S eoSeREss, FIRST SEES.
Tie 6rcs and q 6a osSsl
BE g enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-.
gyess ossenrbIed; That eli manufacturers and ven,
70 Be so Il :1d nss S
names or their mark marks shall be respectively
q s Of Ssa Of
such a bottles and Of the, name or marks thereon,
sns saa the same to be published for not
Tessiy newspaper published in said District of
SEc.2 And be At further e-rc.ed, That it is here.
by declared to be unlawful .or any person or per.
%a.fs the
srs or Other beverages any such bottles 90 marked
and not bought by him or her Of such owner or or
sSa s fhs h and every person 50 offending
bottle filled. or sold. or used. or DISPOSED 81,
or bought or trsficked in. for the first offence,
be- rs az to
iumbia.
In accordance with the provisions of the above
law Of Congress. passed At it's late session, and
approved BY the President of the United States,
July IS; 1855. append hereto description Of the
bottles belonging to ans used b. me- and caution
using said bottles viii snfsrcs the proy, L5 or
s.: Bottle. 81 ps %n. 20
.Arny ships, Georgetown b. c." and % s:A
g.; This bottle e never sold. ]"
. "a Uises Dottiee Tor Porter and Ale, marked
TSs bos.I. j. neSss sod D. o." and "A
%. Glass Bottles for Mineral Water. marked
haste i. sn n.1e, G sS D. g." and 49, This
;, Iih: Glass Bottles for Porter and Ale. marked
bat,s Il n.1.r saiS o." and "s This
sth: Glsss Bottles for Mineral Water, marksd
"A A. s san 1sorsstoyn G., sns "A. B. q
oh. Stone Bottles for Weiss Beer. marked "R.
;. ith: stops Bottles Tor Spruce Beer, marked
.S sssss Be..Iss l isr Mead. marked "Arn,
Riley A. sHINN.
Union Settlips Depot and
No. 81 Green street, corner Of olive.
a16-2W Georgetown, ID. o.
STEAMER GEORGE WAsHiNGTOH, running
sroRarrows .S = HARpIRsE.ASN
sh,ssss trip Point Rses;
o'.,osk m Ffsish'TGsSss5T H = 5;;I p5iss:
TAQUEs JOUVENALp
MARBLE WORKS,
Corner New Jersep areaxe and street,
Near the Baltimore DEPOT.
All orders for sTATuARY. MONUMENTS. or
hAETKLs executed In the best manner. Ct short
nselee. and on the very best forms. 10 9-sms
~ As sass AND bs srs MfsAasHBI nSpSo's ~
Hes4auartsrs-R0om rs Intellisenc>r -
Ending, s1l IN Of, one square south Of Post
" .s.,m Also Tor cthst Sim = Ss: snds.
MY bn0ks-HTaiihwaithes Retro.1ect Tor
nNJuiy: The Red Doctor. Papers from, Oyer,osk
Year, am, ,@s e se CIR
sossssy; AsPh'r'sas PO'i!,es1 .asss:! CO. ls:s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-18

PENNIES can be had in ny quantities at the
Star office counter.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TRE INTERIOR. -.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

MhshINsroN. JULY q, 1883.
self, and rs administrator Of William n. Hunter
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. praying for the eztension Of
mnistrator, and himself ocssSer =, isss. Tor An
Improvement in Pioug lbs. - for seven ysars frem
The s.1 e ::s patent which @ s
=, III: Ordered that he aid petition Be heard at
Der next, ct Il clocf ssd si Srson, ars NO
n tine 70 appear and SHOW cause. n sny thsy hASs.
Pecn. csposinS tse nNs Ss
fle il iSs Patent Once their sSsctons' spsciaiS
act sss forth OF IN s.iIs ss.t Ss
to Be used At The said hosribg na be taken snd
transmitted In seooTd.noe .ith the rulss Of The
umony must be filed IN tie once nsssy DAYS before
the ss che sSs any within
order ed, also. tkat this notice b pubissbsd In
D. O., and in the Commercial. cihcinns.i, Ohio.
Snes - week fer three spoes:s,vs vssas: shs
previous to the DAY Of beariss, ruv.v-.~
p. q. Editors CT the sbove papers win psass
copy, and &c nd their bills 90 The Pssent Oo vfth
9 paper containing this notice. ~ ss-,s~sv
A kIAlsI De SAINT FLovR; LA P1TITl
dts o g lie Bst.iiis Dc bsSs. L. PSsas.
'u sn fsu1' rRAScx rArLsR.
T'EAss OF THE DouRo..easrsuteeds pare
a whi'f Port wine b0tt,es b 3;eSrp Co. Of
sri,tost aa6 fenn ave. bet iaih and isth cts.
M hrsofoLirAsK F Pkyksr STEAM sA-
FREeH SODA okAoK ERs DAILY. the II 49, 3.
the narket. tend Tor esmeie .. B1i~
BAso0E LATns. ,o-..,.,.
EArBAEIEL n. PUeIrr.
Lunter Dosler, 6tb strset v.st
ssfsta below PenasytvsAiA svsaGs.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOL
Headquarters Department Of WaskfAstos,
Qecs Of 1iS Qsa,fsrmastr.

wasSinstoa b. G., Hurust II, is.s
Will 90, &c sG,a on the PIsmises st public auction.
son, A. z. M, on TUESDAY. zues.f Is. CON
TSpREb uoRps sos 6s nv sSSS daEIkWIEnbs
located at "KKNpALL GREENSY1Rp. on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, about one mile from
and Two fHfRDs oAR RoU q f.ir aa.iss5. i and
tf f5ihSs oS 81 Rspnsns any aus'
clock IL the wUos fsls
Of one mile north Of exsndIis, on the WssLipe
Tnetsksb Sssps l o. = S sa5s bk q
GoSs sU qua IaistiDg 81 about oSETHIRD
This Wood will be offered IN quantities OF FIVE
Ti' fs Bxss: oRb 1ssins any ausy
Purchasers ef Quantities less than one handred
cord. will be REQUIRED 70 remove their property
tine will be granted for removal Of larger SSsnfi-
sat. Terms Cash. in Susi Ss s,S St
Br,.et Brig, Gen I and oh,st Ss.r,sr...tsr.
CONDEMNED AZ GFp acton! srokrs
Wasl,.sio.. o. g. August Ia, isss. {
ton Of BreSst Brissdier Seasnsl GS.s b. fome
kiDs, 0nariermsster Z. s. A., at Lincoln Depot,
large lot q 9osrsr%sss.f Srss.t1
consisting in part of about 100 Army wagons 50
pounas Scrap sSS Old Tire Iron $50 breast, hs
ter; and trace Chains; 4,sls Ambpianoss, Wagon,
snd McO. Riding Brides 100 Moo. and other Sad
Mule Collars: 500 dropping Axes; zoo shsvei: SO
e u soSss Winsoa S.s.
sash; 40 Martineales with hames; wagon Gov
ers: ssddlers, Blacksmiths, ana OsrDsuters'
Tools: stoveptpe; Office Chairs, Desks, Tables,
Stoves, Book Cases, &C. -. II
Sale win be continued from day to DAY unal ell
the property is sold.
Purchasers must, remove prop.fty ~ithin I've
days from day OF sale. .-sI : Fi" ~ = -
Terms; Cash, in Government funds. rsB
d. III RUCKRR. 81
Brew. MAJ. Gen. and Chief Q asrter master.
l6 DepDt q Washina
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CITY ITEMS.

SILvER-PLATED Table Spoons, Tea Spoons,
Fable Forks, Castor Stands, Cups, GobIets,
Call Bells-only one dollar-at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue,
third door from AZ street.
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CONDEMNED oUARTERMAsTER sroRFs
~ AT AUCTION -. ~

RY HAGLE q 90, AuctionesFs. -a. eos 80.
Nasle . %. viii give thsir psrvonaI ssssnsscu %
the resfdepce Of nmfiiss deciping houseke o11oa
Also, 70 the SEES Of stocks Of 0rocsgfes a1d H1y.
Harness. kc dnc f.YV
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WHY FEE THE DKNTIsTs? Use Sozodont daily,
and your Teeth will seldom or never need
scraping or filing, for they will never be de-
filed by unwholesome concretions, or be honey
cOmbed by decay.
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The COUNTY SCHeOLs.-On Thursday the
Board of Commissioners of Primary Schools
Tor the county of Washington met at the City
Hall, when the election OF teachers for the next
school year took place, with the following re-
suit: District No. ], Joseph Carmack: No.2
Miss Carrie Ferris; No 8, Miss f. V. Carpen-
ter No. 4, Joseph X. kune: No. 5, Miss Kate
Ciuskey; No 6, Miss Eliza Miller; No. Z, Henry
Hardy and Miss s. =. Abell
In the colored school District, No. ., Mrs
siary Boffey; No. 3, Harvey Smith; No. /,
aired Bolton. colored: No. 6, F. A. Lawton:
No ., J ). Lore.
ne pay of teachers was fixed az follows
Ihdie teachers of white schools, S72O per an
huini Female teachers of white schools $40
$50 per annum. A00'S'
AN appropfiauon of $50 was made 10 plaster
the new schooi house for colored children in
me Ith District, recently erected by the Ma
ton al Freedmen's Relief Society
An appropriation OF $50 was also made tn
purchase charts U teach the elements of read
ing, grammar and geography for the coored in
District No. 3.
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ThusTkEs HI iii st o. nBS MLhh LOTS IN

BY virtue OF deed OF trust 10 the subscriber, a.
TED pect mber %, 1865 and recorded in Liber X n .
No 10 foliOs 90. &C one Of the isnd records,
&c; shall OFFER for sale, at pubic sucries, On
sATC RDAl, the lst day OF Sc pfeuber. 1885. at d
O'Clock p. m, in front ef the PREMISES, Lo . Noe
enc ID and three l3D in squ are numbered ten hun
dred sne twenty three, II 023 and Lots nuunbera-
eleven III and twelve (l2,D IN Square numbered
nine hundred and ninety six, 1896, Il the plan 81
the city of w sshineton. y 80 - :
Terms 0ne-third each; the residae in 6 end
II months, The purchaser giving his notes for the
bearing interest from day of sale. A decd given
and deed Of trust taken, TO secure tbe deferred
payments. All convey ancine and stamps af the
cost of the purchaser If the terms Of sale ne not
complied with with in five days FROM the dag of
sale, the trustee reserve the right 70 ressil the
purchaser, on giving three dsys nstice in the Eve
ming Star AsBURY LLOYD Trustep
jyz-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucss
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AUCTION SALES.
TEsr oar, Auese. sal., zee yc.rsA 49,.

L1er eae, A.e'.en sal., zee te.rsA s.ss.l
RI THos. DowLIAG. Acct esofssss~s.
TIEs tsI Ss
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. August 18th,
liidafr If not. next fair dsy,l at to'elock D m,
ole ana Desirable track Of land essd s
n ~ IN Wsshnston county in the District
.soUs ss mile from a.. s ssSss
Stsrnpi ik snd the Ridse Road The propersy viii
,lsS BG,1ss Lot.
pic Se RssSs. ( sale az
cry can Ss seen = the Aue.ioe ke"m:: No IYs
Bridge street: ssisto commence at Lot No. I, near
Terms: One quarter cash: balance 6. IL, and is
months, with interest. secured by deed Of trust
On TIE property Conveysneins and stamps at the
su isd INTEL THos. BOWLING. Auct.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND
kIIGhEE ruRNiTURE At AUCTION
On hCRsDAI, me 22d instant, We shall sell,
M By Virtue Of two deed: Of tru., to the sas.cri
Libers b. N h No Hand No 2. foiios sss to ISL
of Washington, d. O, all the Furpiture, Goods
and Chsitels In the Aboye-pumbered house, and
mention in part
Red walnut PsrIor Suite HaircIoth sui.e
Marble top Dressing and Other Bureaus
W asbstsnds Wsrdrobes
Extension Dining and other Tables
China, Glass and CrockerF Ware and Table Cot
lery
Plated Spoons and Forks
Window Curtains and Cornice
Bedsteads. Beds and Table Linen
Velvet. Brussels and other Carpets
Lstrohe ard other etoves
a good assortment OF Kitchen Requisites.
With many other articles which We deem I'm
necessary TO enumPrate.
H fihIIIv Bn ELLIS, +, trrustees.
aulT-d GRkEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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Thankful for the liberal pa trona &c received the
attention of the Public 10 called to the above Stool
rs the moet complete in the District, large nor
ton of which has been Manufactured specially 70
Order; and with the weekly additions rece4 we'd
will make IL ell times such as Is kept in Q We'll
Regulated establishments. Orders for Paper
fully executed, in City or Country. Any ord er
not satisfactory filed, will be immediately cor
rested. and satisfaction guaranteed: and goods
according to quality sold at % Low Rates A
they can be 10 rich ased in the District.
Terms CASH FOB GOODS AND LABOR.
j. MARKRITER,
No. 4e6 It'll street
jy 3l-3ss Sdoors above Odd Fellows, Hall
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nEPARTMENT of THE INTRRIOR,
N United Stiles PATENT QEEfCl

WASHINGTON, August /, 1856.
On the petition of LkMUEL q. JENKs OF Bos.
ton. Mass, praying for the extension of q patent
granted to him on the I'd day of November, I85a
TOR an Improvement in a. Machines for Drilling
Stones for seven years from the expirat OF
said patent which takes place the ID day Of No.
1t is ord cred that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day of
October, 1866, at ~ o'clock 70 (; and all persons
are notified to appear and sAow cause, if any they
have. why said petition oVht not to be granted
Persons opposing the s!tension are reQuired to
set forth in writing. Of least trrenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either
party, TO be used 1T the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted in sccordance with tie rules
ofthe once, which will be furnished on applica-
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied mon a
testimony, must be filed in the ofise f,cea;U dsvs
oefore the day Of hearing; the argume pts ii any.
within ten days after filing the testimony -
Ordered. siss that this notice be ggbi:hed in the
O., and in the Journal, Boston, Mass. once
. week for three successive weeks; the first Of Oad
publications to be ct least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. r. Z. THEAKHR
p. 8 Editors Of the above papers will pissse
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Once,
With paper containing this notice. au 4-IsUsv
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
u UNITED ST1TES PATENT OFFICE
On thu ns,,,,on OH. T1asHs,TsSTU3S yglz 80, 1899.

socket Falls. B. praying 70! the 81 isnsion Of
patent granted 70 him on the "a day of November
1852, tor an Improvement In Mode of Counter Lal,
apcinR Harnesses in Looms, for seven years from
the exTiraton Of said patent. which takes place on
the I'd dsy Of November, 1850
Ii is ordered that the ssId petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday. the 18th day of Oc-
tober next, at IL O'Clock NJ; and all perssns are
notified to appear and show cause, hany they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extennen are required to
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day OF hearing: all testimony hled by either
party to be ysed AZ the SAID bearing nst BE- taken
the office, which will be Furnished ON application
Dispositions and other papers reiiea upon as tes-
tfmony must be hled in the once twenty days
before the day Of hearing; the srsunents. If any.
Ordered also. thar this notice be published in the
Rep ublicap and the Iltelieencer, Washington, d.
C., and in the journal. Providence, Rhode Island
onre week for three successive weeks; the q rst
Of said publications 70 be at least sixty days prey
Gus to the day Of hearing
- : - T. c. THRAEER,
P.e.-Editors of the above papers win niesse
COPY. and seDd their bills 10 the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. au i.vsw
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TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE DIS
TEICT.-We hear that an effort is being made
to bring about the displacement of IL. e.. Rob-
bins, the Register of Wills for this District
The pretext alleged against him is doubtless
the fact that in his priyare opinions he prefers
the restoration policy of Congress TO that of
the President However that may be, il is
well known that he not only never Tugs his
politics into the discharge OF his official du-
ties, but that as fiduciary judicial officer
should do, he abstains wholly from any inter-
ference whatever in politics. 1t is notorious
that he discharges his official duties one and
all. with scrupulous care and integrity, and
that in so doing he saves annually, perhaps,
undreds of thousands of dollars TO the widows
and orphans of this District. His conscien-
Iious discharge of his duties stands grievous-
" in the way of the success Of the schemes of
sbysteTs against the estates of deceased per-
sons. Nothing would suit them better than
the appointment of some nose OF wax in Mr.
Robbins stead, which more or less of them are
now believed to be striving to bring about. II
they succeed, the public interest will be the
sufferer, as matter OF course
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WAsHIkGToH. AUGUST .. 1866.

Sealed Proposals viii BE received By the under.
signed until y m. heEDAY August D., instant,
for co1siInoting ever in = street north. And
through the alley OF Square as. The sewer will
Ne eighteen inches L, ciauetsr. lin the inside !
the wslls four inch in thicknsss with the neces
Bidders viii st.te the price FER iinsai foot for the
sever. ssd per Piece Ter the drops" WV
TIE nsyor rsserves TO himself the right to re-
None bot practical mechanics need hid.
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D. -. l.. WELLS A CO. rHIT H.1I 90 .
AuctieReers and Real Eetsse Brpkersi
Northwest corner 10th ana " streets. =
! IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR CAMP BAR
BIZ ON MAINLAND AvENrE, BETwEEN
! l2IH AND 18th STREETS EAST
ON TIkSDAY, the zlst day OF August. instant.
ate O'Clock ,. m, We shRil sell. on the premises
Lot No. 8, in square Dos, freDsp e 10 tel on
mary ano avenue, and extending In depth lee feet
improved by new two story FTsns House Of 1
Terms BALI cash balance and II months. 40
r. sser 8 cost. ~ T'-- ,-'lSN'
an ID INTEL D. L. WELLS co. Asee,
nyn,, WELLS CO, Aucts ana s..iF.
ID tate Bro,. n. w Cor. ION sad ats,
VALUABLE Bun, PING LOT OPPOSITE
PHILADELPHIA Rev, fIonnnE on q strest
south, between llth and ~ strests east. .mr
On WEDNESDAY, the I'd %, Of August, iss1.
at clock p. m. we shall cell, on s~e Premises
part OF Lot No. IL, in Square zoe, fronfias 2feet
on street, and ex ending In depth "a feel -"
Terms One half cash; bslanc In n ard vefys
months 80 Gown at sale. Convey Anetng snd
stamps at purchasers cost -a.lT-'fT- 3 = an
d. l.. WELLS a CO.,
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FOR SALE AND RENT

LOB RENT-A HOUSE of six rooms and Furni-
ture for sale. Inquire at 24e Sth street no rth
auer p "a. au 02w"
EOR RENT-A three story BRICK DWELL.
L lNG dOUSE, with back building attached
% and Sd streets. Inquire at 500 Pennsylvania
avenue. an l0-l0t-
E'OR BENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE with
~ rooms and ell modern improvements, situa-
ted on 18th street, between and G. For further
particulars inquire of T. NJ. HARVEY, PSI 81. :.
between 10tn and 18th. v3I-tf
LOB RENT-In the STAR BUILDINGS. cor
peI Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
kOOMb adapted for the Offices Of Insurance Com.
Ranies Terms moderate. Location the best in
Msshtpgton. Apply to O. B. BAKER, ct the
oter Omce. je8-b
LOB SALE-The commodious and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUN Dis located at the north.
east corner OF North Capitol and Boundary sits
lately the residence of Chas. G. Uhlman Tie bro.
peIty has large brick dwelling and Outh on ses, ,
AND spacious >, cellars; Terms easy Apply on the
cerner 10th and SITS. jy Aft
LOB RENT-rhst handsome 5 story and base
i ment RESIDENCE, No. 266 street north
having az the modern improvements; hot and cold
water bath room; with gas fixtures to same. In.
aqirs e 40 street; nST5 tn P rnW, Once
LOB RENT-The STORE No. 321 D street.
near nth IL fronts Immediately on Penna
avenue, and 10 one Of the largest and most conve.
nfently situated store rooms in WashinRton city
Apply to q. b. BAKER, at the Star Office jeSO II
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10y GREKk q WILLIAMS. Auetieassu. al
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRoyEp fRurER
TI On 10TH SHEET EAsf, EKA6 Pa.
On TUESDAY. August 18th, a Go clock y. -
i shall sell On the premises, By Nrtse q o. -,
tru.t from Geo: ". Hubbard and Glsrs Of
bard, his wife. TO me, bearing date 18th No. lob
ISIS, AND duly recorded IN l. Der y c y eneer
folios 8, g 10 ii and ~, enc Of the tna6 s.ako -
Washington county. ID. C., Lot NJ records for
gas: fro:iinR en- 10th street east - g. In square
back building. anne ouBs, with
Terms cssh. ' '. y ~
All convey ancfng and f. ..Hs T.1ea
chaser. SEQ down hss stamps at cost OF Dor
of apdhf the terms c. the property is ksocke<
in flye dsys after Va Gale are not lied, vii
serves the right y day OF sale, the trustee re
and cost Of the o. resell the property 81 the rfsk
Ing Ia 90 LR,sS isulting purchaser, By advtrtFs
ingtoE e.-s y ~ some paper published in W ash
G.. IT.. I = lf-I
sue-s>, WV. n. BARBOUR, Tru..e.
ads GREEN WILLIAMS, Auofs
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FOR RINf-A 6Hs FRAH0 STABLE fer oix
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