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VIC. PHELPS (ot Devlin & Co, New York }
will BE- at Wizards Hotel from 18th to 10Th
instant. with q large assortment of samples of
new and choice styles of seasonable goods for
gentlemens wear, from which ne will be hap
py to take orders for garments to be made at
our house in New York o-6
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OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE.
45o SEVENTH STREET,

452 SEVENTH STREET,
PAPER HANGINGS. FIEB-B0ARD PRINTS,
BORDERS. DECORATIONS. GILT CORNICE
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, RUSTIC BLINDS,
And magnificent stock of
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES, PIC
TUBE CORDS, TAS5ELS, AND NAILS.
Also. superb assortment of
SQUARE AND OVAL PHOTOGRAPH AND
PICTERE FRAMES, in Gold, Rosewood, Wal.
nut, and Ebony.
And an endless ariety of
CARD DE VIsITE FRAMES, PASSE-PAR-
TOtTS, CARVED BRACKETS AND FRAMES.
The ab0 We stock 10 now offered to the public
AT COST, FOR THIRTY DAYS,
In order 10 make room for extensive alterations
and add lions to my store.
AID ms psction OF the above com slete stock is
specially solicited. -
l.. J. ROTHROCK,
452 Seventh street.
ap 4-eo3w Opposite the Patent Office.
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RECRIPT FOR SAVING MoNEY.-Buy your
Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware at Prigg' s
Dollar Jewelry Store. No. ABS Pa ave. third
>noor from 4 \ street-i,0o0 styles to choose from
for only one dollar.
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STR2JGE, BUT TRUb.-That corns, bunIons,
bad nails, etc, can be removed without pain.
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
42i Penn. av., between \ and 9th streets.
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GEORGE &. HENNING, corner eth street and
Mary land avenue, (lsland) Is selling cashmere
suits at SIS, $40, SIT, Sla, 500 and S25. He has
but one price for his goods, and by this m 3D.
as Will readily be perceived, Insures fair deal
ing TO all. TIA
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILn
Lines LUMBER. TIMBER, &C. AT THE
DIsMANThEb FORTS AROUND

hen0qtdTfeTS Dep1Tf1llgHf A
.0tfce Of Chef Quarrern7aSfeT,S
VIII ,s so,d R a; nni d. C.; April u; 1850.
places named below, all of the Ofisers' OnsTtsrs
BARRACKS. Mess Houses and other structures he
Army in ard about the following dismantIai Sr .
around Washington. WI
the Engineer Department. the Lnmbsr, Timber
Abattls, &c, connected with each fort rospec,
EAST OF EASTERN BRANCH.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 23, at 10 o'clock a. n at
Three Barracks, large size;j one Hospital Build
ing; three Officers Quarters and four small build
Also, Mess House and Stable of sto,kade
SAME DAY It 8 p: m. at FORT STANTON,
One Bsrrack; two Officers Quarters: one Cook
House Also s5fsf and SPaTs H9gse
On TUESDAY: APRIL 18th. At II O'Clock a m -.
At at F9RT LINCOLN. FOURTEEN FRAME
Five Barracks: fom. Mess Houses; three Officers,
Quarters anu two small outbuildings Also, two
Stables and four stock sdeD of various
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18th. at II O'Clock q
m /, at FORT TOTEM, NINE FRAME BULB
Two Barracks; one Mess House: four Officers,
Quarters and two Outbuildings Also four Oficers'
Quarters; Guard: House; Stable and Kitchen Stock
sdel q yarions dmensions. -
FoRT sh6GU Eh e dsE FIFE FksME
BUILDINGS. VIZ:
onarterstwo Rospital wards two Surgeon 6sas.
tiers and three small outbuidings. Also, one Stable
tlOgD
On FRIDAY. APRIL 9Th. At II O'Clock a. m
at FORT STEVENS, FIFTEEN FLA ME BUILD,
Four Barracks; four ess'Houses; four Oeicsr.,
Quarters, and three small buildings Of various di
ON SATURDAY, April 18th. at 10 O'Clock
at FORT RENO, FORTY SIX FRAME BUILD,
Six Barracks; seven Mess Houses: one Head.
quarters Building; thirteen Officers Ouarters:
four Hospital Buildings: two Stables Zone Iarga
size;l one Black smith shop; two Forage Sheds:
one CARPENTER shsp; one saddler's Shop, and eight
Also. twenty-seven buildings Of log and stock.
ade. viz:
Six Officers' Quarters; three Store Houses. ON.
Stable; six Non cnmmissiOned Oficers' Guarter'.
three Mess Rooms; ight small eutbuildinSs Of -
rions dimensions. VI"
on MONDAY. APRIL 3Oth. at l2o'cIock MON
at FORT SUMNER. FIFTY-FOUR FRAME
Eight Barracks; ten Mess Houses; twenty OFF.
cers's Quarters; two Stables Zone large size 5one
officers Mess House; two Hospital Wards: one
Hospital Cook House; one Dead House; two Sur-
geens,s Quarters; seven small outbuildings OF va
Also, SEVENTEEN BUILDINGS of log and
stockade, viz: -.
Three Stables; one Wash House; three Store
Houses; two Officers Quarters and eight outbuild-
lngs OF various dimensions.
These sales embrace large quantity OF timber,
lnmotr &c, and an excellent opportunity fs thus
ton 20 secure building and fencing materials conye
nlent to their property. -,
The military guard viii remain upon the premi
ses ten days after date of sale. tor proteeuon 9t
will be required to remove the buildings, &C.,
within fifteen DAYS from the date OF purchase.
Buildings will be sold sinsly; -.
Terms-Cash in GoveTnme1n. HrIn1IISGroN.
Colouea and Chief Quartermaster,
apI21ot Department Of Washington.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.-Beautiful
Suits at Farmer 4 Walkers As low as SIS.
Fresh supply Of goods just received; call and
see them FARMER & WALKER,
No 3Sl 1th street, near r.
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CITY ITEMS.

GENTLEMEN wishing pod fitting Shirts, can
have them manufactured TO order by our friend
=. ID. MARROW 3Gs Penna. avenue, near lutu
street.
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RY J. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD

By virtue OF decree Of the Orphans Court, duly
ratified by the Supreme Court. she undersigned as
guardian. &C, will sell at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, on the premises. on FRIDAY, the
l3 Il, ls % y, 49, 81, 50, and IS, in Todd Subdi
vision of Square No 65S and lot j., with the east
vision of part Of square Ne. $40. The first are To-
Gated on p, North Capitol, and Boundary streets,
and the latter on 0 street, between North Capitol
and LIST street west.
Terms Of sale: One-tbird cash; residue in two
and deed OF truss taken.
Conveysncing and stamps at the expense Of the
purchaser.
NINA UHLMANN, Guardian, &c.
m 20 ee2w JAS. q. MCGUIRE a Co, Aucts
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THE GEORGETOwS AQUEDUCT-In refer.
cnCe 10 tbe bill introduced 10 authorize the
construction of a draw bridge IN the aCueduct
across the Potomac 4: Georgetown, the Alex
aEdrIa G0reue OF yesterday says: I'VE under
stand that the committee OF the Council of this
city, having in charge the interest of the Alex
andrla Canal, have authorized MesSrs. Wells,
DUNCAN and W. ID. Massey TO prepare a re-
monstrance against the above bill. and present
II 10 the committee OF Congress, 10 whom the
subject haS been referred: and further that
those gentlemen, acting in behalf OF the city
and Its interests. will visit Washington to-mor-
row and present the demonstrates TO what
would be an act Of the grOssest injustice TO the
Canal Company and this city"
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct!oneers.
ID No. 526, corner % 9TH ana ID streets.

q O
- No. 52b, corner Of 9TH aud ID streets.
VERY VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE WITH BASEMENT. AND ALSO Two
LOTS ADJOINING. ON X STREET, BE-
TWEEN 2lST AND 22D STREETS NORTH
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, 18th inst, shall sell. in front Of
the premises st o'clock D. m, that valuable tw
story and basement Brick House, situated on X
street north, between 2lst and I'D streets new oc
cupied as a restaurant il being part Of lot 3. in
square 81, having front of IS feet on north X 81 ,
near the Circle, and the same will be well worthy
the attention of persons wishing To sbtain hand
some residence or a good bust ness location.
Also, two good Building lets.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by = deed Of trust on the pre-
misses.
OF the purchaser.
$50 on each lot when sold.
ap3-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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EDITOR RoBBED--Mr. W&rtman. editor NJ
the Rockingham Register. was robbed Tnes5ay
~ the Depot of his pOrtmonie, containing
about 500 IN gold.
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PTCKPOCEETs At TIE STEAMBOAT WHARF
About O'Clock yesterday evening Mr. Chas
-" Webster had his pocket picked OF $50 and some
small change at the steamboat wharf
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RY TR0S. DOwLINGI,, AUot.; Georgetown.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FL RNITUgR AND
EfEECTS At AUCTION.
On DA1 MORNING, April 18Th, at 10
O'Clock. wa sell, at the residence of X A Phil
lips, ESD. No. ia Bridge street. usSr Congress
street, all oi bic Furniture, consisting Of
PaTlOT Chairs and Marble top Center Table
Three oily and Ingram Carpets
ledstesss, bureaus, Chairs. 7 lbles and Mirrors
Mattresses, Lounge. Window Shades. SC.
Morning Glory PHriOr Stove and other Stoves
Bronze Chandeliers aud other Gas Fixtures
HatTack. Oil Cloth. SC. &c
And many articles not mautisusd.
Terms cash THOMAS BOWLING.
ap9 INTEL Auct!ouesr.
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DY W. b. LEWIS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue.
REGULAR SALES AT STORE TUESDAYS.
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Auction sales
sS ysnces n ade on all kinds of Roods.
apf-Iw w. b. LEWIS a CO., Aucts
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by W. L. WALL q CO., AuctiOpeers.

By virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. sitting as Court OF Equity
passed in a cause of Ellis VS. Callahan and others
No s54 upon the docket OF said court the subscri-
ber as trustee, will offer At public sale. on FRI
DAY the 18th day Of pril. at the hour of clock
lao fronting u feet and inches the north sIde
of street, and running back the same width TO
the depth Of the Lot. with the two story Frame
Building upon The same.
Terms of sale One third cash; the balance Of the
purchase money to be paid In o and l. months from
the day Of sale, with interest, the purchaser wing
S notes Ior the deferred PAY mentu with security,
10 be approved by the trustee, or the whole pur-
chase money may be paid on the day Of sale. On
the payment Of the whole purchase money, the
trustee will convey to the purchaser, at his cost
the property 20 him solo free clear and CHARGED
Of all claim Of the parties Go the cause.
r p. JACKSON, Trustee
sp3-d W. L. WALL & CO Aucts
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs, &C To-NIGHr.

wAsHiNGToN THEATEK.-The Ghioni and
Susini Italian opera company in Donizettis
magnificent opera of LHcreZia Borgia this eve
nIrg. Eadam6s Ghioni and Patti, Strakosch,
ana SIgnOrs Errani and MancuSi in the cast.
GRoyEE's the last performance
(by requestl OF Bourcicaults be3utlful drama
of The Octoroon. or Life in louisiana" with
all the startling incidents and thrilling effects,
including the 81 burning of the steamboat"
SoIEEE.-The second private sOIree OF the In
dependent Socials will be given at Prof Kreis'
IanCIng Academy, on the avenue, opposite the
metropolitan Hotel, this evening.
UNITARIAN CHUECH.-Frae lecture this eve
nIng by Rev Edward Everett Hale, of Boston,
on - The National Church of America"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Fair for the benefit
OF -. JOseph's Male Orphan Asylum.
ISLAND HALL.-The charming fair Of the la
dies Of Grace Up. E. Church. with tablcaux
every evening, still continues to attract de-
lighted crowds.
SEATON HALL--The very successful fair of
the ladies of Sixth Presby terrain Church is in
full blast, and there is music and refreshments
every evening.
CANTEEBUEY.-1he usual varied and at
trac:lye performance this evening.
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OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF HEALTH,

n III OH SENhEI AZ DUAhD UF HEALTH,
" WASHINGTON, ID. O.. April 9, 1866.
The following is the list Of Nuisances declared by
the Board Of Health:
Dead Carcasses, Dead Fish, or Ofal OF Fish,
Heaps Of Oyster Shells.
Ofals from Butchers Stalls ard Slaughter
Houses.
Stsgpant or Still Water in Ponds Marshes Sew
ers or Cellars, Areas or Vaults.
Foul Stables, Foul Cow Houses Cow Pens,
Foul Priyies and Hog styes, Foul Premises, Al
leys and Cutters, and Foul Slaughter II, uses.
Decsying Vegetables and Fruits Of every de.
scriptioR, all Animal Substances, whether entirs
or those portions thereof not used as food which
may be thrown out.
All Ashes, Rubbish, Shsyings Refuse Sub
stances Of any trade, occupation or business
which may be preJudicisl TO public health.
Filth, Soap Suds in Pools, Drainage from Dye
Houses or Soap actories.
Horses geing at large with Chambers, Faces, or
Any other CONTAGIOUS Diseases.
Houses Buildings or portions thereof in a
state of dilapidation or decay, endan gering the
lives and property Of these in the vicinity.
G.. NJ. DOVE. VI. D..
an a. Gacra faru Rna Of Hnal
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THE CONCERT At WALLACH SCHOOL HALL
p he entertainment given by The pupils OF the
Third District School az WalIach Hall last eve
hlng was We'll attended, and the whole affair
passed of very pleasantly Mayor WaIIach
was on hand as usual when the educational
interests OF the city are 10 be prom oted, and
was heartily applauded by the pupils and au-
prised concert and tableaux, all under the
direction of Prof. Daniel, and the snfira r,ro-
gramrne was carried out successfully and TO
the satisfaction Of ali present TIE chiIdrnn
acquitted themselves tnelv, and seemed 10 en-
Joy the affair very much
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SHOULD BE MORE CAREPUL.-A gentleman
passing down the avenue a day two since.
was. by the eccentric motion of u s.tilting
skirt" favored with the view of an exquisite
" formed limb, which led him TO keep an eve
on the pOssessor for n 'srsview of the sItu-
atiOn,' when he was shocked 1t discovering
that the duplicate limb was frightfully de-
formed there being an immense protu berance
IN front above the ankle, and a CORES pOndmg
'-iankness" where there should be none. Turn
ing for last plying glance at the object Of MS
COmmisseratiOn, he saw ner, after a furtiye
look around, stoOp AMI adjust something. after
which she resumed her walk with two perfect
(lOOking) members. Ladies who Will follow
the fashions should be more careful
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ElT JAMES C. MCGUIRE a CO, Auc:ior-srs.

SALE OF CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS. Known
As TIE RUGGLEs COLLECTIONS, at TIN
AUCTION ROOMS, ON THURSDAY EVss-
ING. April n, at ~ o'clock.
The collection embraces Landscapes, Lake,
Mountain. ana Coast Scenery. Of America and
Europe. Also. Romantic ami Pi-tgrss lua Nicsrs
ss We'll as uld Nils. Light Ho1s-s, and Au,' ut
Architecture. al in carved black walnut. c''. aaa
velvet frames, ana Will re sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
The Paintings now exhibition.
Catalogues 10 be had Al the Auction Rooms
ap9-d JAS c MCGUIRE A CO Aucts
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ITO PATENT AGENTS AND OTHERS-want-
ed SIT ALTON. BY a young man who is a
skilled draughtsman and good peGman. Is not
AFRAID OF work. Can produce the best references
as to character and ability. Address Box 29s
Washington, ID. O ap I22t*
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OPP FOR ALBANY.-Yesterday afternoon,
Warden Brown, OF the jail, with suitable
guard. started for Albany, y. Y, with the fol-
lowing prisoners, sentenced at the present term
Of the court 10 Imprisonment in the peniteutiary
81 that place WIN. Young. convicted of rob-
Dery. three years; Thomas Collier, alias Henry
eighteen months each; and John Henry. John
Handiey. Patrick Joyce, John Brown. William
Galloway, Samuel Brown, Henry Watson,
lanes PInckrey, W. W. Bowie, William
Samuels, William Wood, Charles II. Tyler
Jonas Day, and William White, convicted of
larceny, one year each.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, at JOHNSON SUIT
DTON old stand. 52l eth street. and large
lot OF Russia Crash at J. cent?. All " DOL Dslaines
AT 81 and 40 ceRts, beautiful colOrs. A large lot
Grey Dress Goods Is cents. OslicOes u, Il and 20
cents. With a full line Of seasenGble Goods at low
prices.
sp est ESQ. J. JOHNSON co.
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WANTED-A Young lady of good INJECTIONS
W in Virginia, who has been rendered homeless
by the effects of the offers her services any
respectable family as NURSERY G0VERNESS
al d to De light sewing, or make herself generally
nseful. Address Miss J. Ii. T., Post Office, Wash.
ineton, ID. g an IL -3tr
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers;
- no. $40, corner 7th and streets.
NEARLY NEW TW0-sT0RY FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT, Fronting ON THIRD STREET
WEST. BETWEEN NJ AND n STREETS
SOUTH, ON TIE ISLAND, at PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the 18th inst, Ct o'clock p. m.
We shall sell, the premises, part OF Lots 81 and
81, in Square No 545, having abort g feet front,
running back good depth to q IL foot alley. With
a two story frame house, nearly new. containing
residence.
Terms Cssh All conveysncils and revenue
stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down
when the property il knO. ked of.
ap5-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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I'EUILLAN 4 CO.'S
CLEANSING FLUID!
WILL REMOVE ALL STAINS
cAUsEDB By
CREASE, OIL, ICE CREAM,
PUNCH, LEMONADE,
CHAMPAGNE. 81. -,
KID GLOVES and WOODEN GOODS,
withONt impaiTinc the cOl6r or leaving any I'm
pleasant smell.
For sale by
II. NELOWSKI, Sole Agent,
3O1 Penn av South side,
Between 9Th ard 10th streets,
ap9-ln' Washington, u. G.
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NINA UHLMANN, Guardian, &C.
I JAS. q. MCGUIRE & CO. Ancts
Spy }. e. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
CuaNnRDV GAIT

shall sell on SATURDAY the 2Ist day OF ApriI.
a. d. 1876 at o clock D. m. on the premises the
eastern one. half part of Square No SIS, under de-
cree passed by ths Supreme Court of District OF
columbia, in re, Johnston agt Johnston et al. TIE
property is bounded by north NJ, east 9Th aud
boundary streets, is los ZIP feet on VI street by
about $50 feet deep. The title is perfect
Terms: One half cash; residue AT six months,
WITH interest, or the purchaser at his option may
pay the whole aDaou Mt In cash.
FREDERICK w. JONES. Trustee.
ap7-l0t J. q. MCGUIRE a co. Aucts.
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w ANTED-Bya respectable young lady, EN-
w PLO1 MENT in a confectionery fancy store,
or dressmaking establishment, or would accept the
sltuItion OF seamstress IN respectable private
family. Can Cut and fit children dresses Best of
reference. AhdrEss Q. Z. Star niIica ] 81.
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WANTEn-Immei iauely, goSr COACH
w TRIMMER. Apply at Z. W.J0HNSON'
cor. 18th and i SITS ap II-3tr
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IGOR SALE-A BRICK HOUSE, containing
Il rooms, with large side and yard, arbOrs.
grape vines, fruit trees, shrubLery enc eligibIy
situated, and in q healthy and improving part of
the city. Terms liberal Inquire at Room 81 +,
third floor, Treasury Building an Id 3tt
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XNANTEDt WANTEDlI WANTED
W GENTLEMEN: LADIES,

FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS,
Who would like to engage IN easy, light aud
PROFITABLE business where a small outlay ia only re-
quired, and where those engagiD ip the same can
commence at oacs, TO call at VIM. PRINCES
Stamping Depot. 3s1 street, and be taught his
new method OF Stamping. so simple that a child
can at once undertake any job. Being the only
practical Stanper here, can furnish full and
complete Instructors, tools, cushions. COMPOST
hons and stamps by the dozen or hundred This is
a chance for any one wishing to make money By
Small outlay. jan l-tf
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|lY ". b. LEWIs & CO., Austioneers.
- No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue

A RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
For sale. the Lease. Building and Ene-ts Of part
of the celebrated New York Excelsior Bakery,
embracing the Store and Building, y feet front
Louisiana avenue by 49, feet 20 street, including
two splendid Ovens, with steam power Tor any
mechanical purpose. We would call special stten-
ten TO this place affOrding good chance for .
ar est " b LEWIS CO, Aucts.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL Oh MIDDLE AGED
"A woman can hnu good home in family Of two
persons by applying At the corner of 18th and c
streets, Island grocery store. White woman pre-
ferred. An IO.3ts
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t'OR RENT-Three-story Brick DWELLINGf
231 Virginia ay., bet. 10th and 18th SITS Island
containing rooms. Rent $50 per month. Apply
on the premises
aplu-3t j W THOMPSON
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NSANTED-To go TO the country, a white WO-
w MAN TO milk and assist in homework In
formation may be obtained at 800 III street
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IMPORTANT NOTICE-To the people of Wash
y ingtOn and the public generally.-Cabinet
Making and lpholstering, Repairing and Reno.
waiting, OF all descriptions done in the neatest
sty and at the shortest notice All orders prom Dr.
ly attended TO, with thanks, &c, at Ne. 1913 Pa
avenue, betwes 41l and 9Th streets. Washington.
NH T-lmE WIN J. LEE
L'OR SALE-25.0a0 extra choice Hardy perpetual
Bioemlng ROSES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
and SHBUBS: FRUIT TREES. &C., &c. The best
kinds known in Europe and America A JAR
DIN Fierist, 18th, corner of NJ, Washington, D. c.
NOTlCE.-We. the undersigned do respectfully
1 INTERN our friends aDd the public in general
that we have rented the HORSE SHOWING ES-
TABLISHMENT OF the late Thomas Mcclure
No. 45sSth street, between d and r. Wewould
feel happy 10 our friends give us a call a. we
intend 10 give entire satisfaction and shoe as rea-
sOnable as any in the city, and as we'll. wewould
likewise call attention to Hall over our Shop that
is for rent on reasonable terms.
WARD MURPHY,
NH 2S-lm- Horseshoers
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WANTED-Two SA LESMEN to cell Dry &C ods
w Must have exper fence in the business. A
good and permanent situation may be obtained
Address Box No. 773 Washington city, D. O.
I5-3t - = -
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3Sl wASTxp. WANTED WANTED 38I

yNAETED- SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
w Alse, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURE1SHIN9 GOODS Of every
description. Il. BUCHLY, 400 9TH street
je5-tf between and III, east side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-12

WANTED-A BOY to attend in my Wood and
W Coal once well recommended. Also, a WO-
MAN, middle age, TO attend children. Colored
preferred T DRURY
Coal Dealer, Pa. av., bet. 18th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-12

WANTED-By respectable young girl, SIT
w tATlON as plain cook, washer. and ironer,
In small private family, or to do general house
work Please call at sos Sd street, between G
ana Ii. ap IL 2tS