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BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS,

be ginal Medicine established In 1897 All.
ell OF in reduced under the name o.
- PuLkorIe WAFrss,'' in thls any ether county
all other PuImonic Waters nterfeits. 1Aegsn
une be known BY the name BRYAS bein STAN p
ed on each WAFER.
BRYAN'S PULSOSIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Cold, Sore Throat, Hoarpensss
BRYAS'S PULhoNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Dircult Breathing.
BRYAN'S PULnONlC WATERS
Relieve splitting Of Blood, Pains in the CAest
bRY ans PCLHOEIC WAFERs
BkYAN'S PULAOEIC WAYERS
Rel Eve Irritation Of the Uyul, and Tou.ls
BRItN'S PULkONlC WATERS
Relieve The above 30 npi&ints II ten minutes
BhTAS'S PULNONIC NAFER-
Are blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
BRI ANS PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted TO Vocslists and Public Speakers
BRYAE'S PULMONIC WAFERs
Are in pie form AID peasa nj &c the taste
BRl AN'S PULkOEIC WAFtRS
only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cure.
BRYAS'S PULMOSIC WATERS
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction 10 every one.
No 'snily should be without box OF
BRYAN'S PULAONlC wAFEaS
q the house.
No traveller should be without supply OF
BRYAN'S PULNOSIC KAFERS
in his pocket.
No person viii ever object give for
BRYAS'S PULhOSIC TAFERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
Sold by all Drugsists Sole Proprietor lob MOSES ~
CortlAndt St, New York. y2lJl
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Hiram TaylOr,s Estate.
Charles Whitney's Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hem
orable Probate the District ashin
md III
and demands of III against he esate oil Char
whitney ate OF Brookheld in said district
Resented and The of he 18th
day OF Jan 1856, being said Court the cred
ltors deceased
tive aims before Give aha will
duties OF appointment the dwelling house of
Widow samantha Whitney, in Bf ookfea, in said dis
trct, the 27th day Of March next O'Clock
forenoon OF said day.
JOHN HERRiCK,
j. b. kINGSBURY, So"hh r.
Brookheld, Feb 5th, A. ID. 1866.
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WON'T Use any other.

W OAk OSO
HE last and right article finally every BODY
l likes it is purely vegetable restores gray hAr "
fou, weeks, or money ndeA Ii will do it every time
Three ,ppIcstons will cure all humors Of the scalp
Ash for WEBSTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR lNVlGoRA-
rOR and don't take any other
For sale BY all Druggists .&hImo
A Cough. Cold, or Sore Throat
Requires immediate atten ton and should DC cneoe1
If allowed TO continue,
Irritation of Lungs and permanent 1hroa'
Affection, or an Incurabie Lung Disease
Is often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
Having direct influence the parts, give Immediate
relief
Tor Bronc hits, Asthma, Catarrh, Cohsu"P
tive and Throat Diseasss.
-,ocurs ARE UsEp WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Ill, Ind ,ocA.s useful In clearing the voice when taken
Afe Singing or Speaking and relieving the throat ai'e
N u,u.u., exertion of the vocal organs. The IroenS
,seor uended and prescribed by Physicians and nave
had eminent men throughout eouh
-, p.,ns an article Of true merit and having proved
their ense.ey By test many years. each year mus
th. In new localities various parts OF the world Anu
tho rYoche, are universally better than other
articles.
Obtain only Browns BKoNcEIAL TRocHn, anu DC
a. TAX. any Of tho Worthless limitations that may De
sRersd.
Sold In the United States and in Foreign
DtU
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-27

The rich heaps Of gold pens arrayed in
cases along the shelves Of mandatory, re.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-27

broadcloth, with black satin vest and cravat, and
the interior of the coffin is lined with plated
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-27

- ,t.s ;. make the FREIMAS particularly valuabi e
..x.trom all parts u Vermont, and our friend
parts Of The state, especially in Washington
o,. nd LamoiIIe Counties, will confer greatfavor
n US nd our readers by sending Us local intelligence
CIV. NJ the facts and will arrange them for the paper
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-27

about with his first trowsers.
About my brains,'' lie Shakespeare for
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Make YOUR own soap

Make your own soap
WITH B. T. BABITT's PURE CONCENTRATED
POTASH or READY SOAP MAKER. Warranted double
In strength Of Potash and superior to any otht
s.penifer or ley market. Put OF one pound
two pounds pounds six pounds and twelve pounds
with full directions english and German for making
Hard and Soap One pound will make fn'en gallons
Of Self Soap No lime Is required Consumers will And
his the che pest Potash in market
vkn<lyi b. I. bAbbIII'
l. S. ss, 81, s. SO TO- Ta>ud "a Washington ST., NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-02-27

caiieo 10 memory With clear and vivid dis
life "0'' " VIC cicso "
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HTSscial always manifest itseif In the Sc
lection Of articles luxury and 1t be regarded
PROOF Of highly educated taste that Phslons Night
Blooming has been adopted By all CLASSES Of ths
American people their favor. perfume Sold every
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q U N :

CONVENIENT RIFLES RORED OUT and made Into
" the best of SHOT GUNS, on short notice, at
JOHN DEM ERIT'S
IA0tf State Street, Montpelier. VI
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fe9al Notices.
Joseph Blake,s Estate.

Joseph ntSkc'S Estate.
OF In ,s s:V
February, A D. 1856.
= ETH NJ BLAME and Abigail Blake, Executors Of the
last Will and Testament of Joseph Blake late of RAN
dolp in said district deceased makes application said
Count fol license to sell all of the real estate Of said de-
ceased including the homestead that said
and has flied in writing of
all the heirs and lee Of said deceased residing this
state, to such sale.
WhereupOn by id Court that said appli-
cation come under and heard The 9Th
day of March. A. ID. 1866, Probate Office, in
Brookfeld and il ia frt her ordered that
teIesed be note hereof by publication Of notice Of
this application and de thereon, three weeks
cessiveiy the Green Mountain Freeman, printed
Montpelier before said time of hearing tina tthey
appeal said time and place nd IF they
object thereto. By the Court
rsw3 A,test-J. X CLEVELAND Judge.
Hiram TaylOr's Estate.
wA.Hrraror DIsr.,cr, at Honipelier In said Dis
triet, on the 18Th day of February, A d. 1866.
h. WARREN, ADM Of Hiram
n Taylor late Of Berlin said district. deceased,
sens his recount for examination and al
iowAnce, and makes application decree of distTibu
ton of the estate of said deceased.
Wnerrupon said Court hat said
10 be held at the Probate Office said eief, the
SIN day Of March, A.. d. 1866, for hearing and dsci
Sion thereon and is further ordered that notice here
oil be gwen 10 all Interested by publication OF the
same 'hree weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Mountain
freeman newspaper published at Montpelier previous
~ said time and place and show If They
have, why said should be allowed and such
tecree made. Byt Court
Few3 Attest-T. r. MERRILL, Judge
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Rtm Aoutftistmfuts

To the Public
7 HAVE this day appointed ROGERS 4 YULLER,
IA Pleasant ST., Boston, sole Agents England
WOLCOTT'S INSTAET PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
Z. l.. WOLCOTT
New 70 k.Ecv Goth, 1865
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Tho Pain Killer,
justly celebrated introduced the public several
yeas ago, and nov snjsys popularity unsSussd b.
any other medicine FOR the Of Dipthsris, Dyssn
terry Cholera Aorbus, Rhsunatism, Coughs and Colds.
scalds it is without equal Bold ~ all
principal druggists-Dsily PLainaeoIer, CIsssLAsS,
Ohis spy0sl
specific Pulmonary diseases 10 found At
last Aliens Lung BslsAn has proved to be the
extraordinary preparation fer curing Coasamp
ten only Consunptisn, bat relieves iane
dateIy the isopient stages such Coughs Csids OPP
pressiou. d. Pains Chest IL breAhs up tAs
distrsssinG cough In an Incredible sheu tiae.
For sale by N. 4 BROWN and WOOD, BIXBY 4 CO..
hostp.lisr Also. by the Dealers in Family Medicine
generally. sppbvl
RELIEP IN TEN MINUTES.
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Wilmer Wanted.

ny nrst class MIner desiring TO establish herssif in
"A business can hear Of . opportunity address,
lag BLACK BALDWIN, Newport Vt
y1Wa
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mlItSU iOr tie Ouiteu ~
to the Gulf of Mexico.
Vha Union man Of n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-30

UNDER THE ACTS recently passed by Con-
gress, Soldiers and Sailors are vastly interest
ed and benefited. Laws have been passed
which give increase Pension and Bounty, be-
sides others too numerous to mention To
nave 'he claims under these acts speedily and
promptly collected Is the desire OF every SOL
der, ana in this connection we know of no
nrm that offer superior inducements to the re-
liable and well established firm of Wolf &c
Hart, corner of 9TH street and Pennsylvania
avenue, Rooms and 6, Observation-Disclosures
These gentlemen have earned an enyiable rep
utaiIon for Honesty and Integrity. and stand
second TO none in the Departments of the Gov
eminent. Trey have added q. w. Asmussen,
late LIT. Col and A A. G.. to the firm. The col
onel Is well known to thousands of soldiers in
the Army OF the Potomac, as we'll as of the
West; on the staff of Gems. Sigel, Howard and
Hooker he distinguished himself, and is re-
garded as brave, intelligent officer and gen
tleman, and one of lowa's bravest sons We
therefore most cheerfully recommend these
gentlemen to any one OF the many gallant SOL
dIers who may have claims to collect
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE q co., AuctiOoeer..
TRUsTRE's SALE

Under and BY virtue of . decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, bearins date on
the 5th day Of July, 1566. and passed In certain
cause pending IN said Court, wherein BEN amin y
Morsell Is complainant, and Elizabeth e'keefe
ano others ere aeis nes nts no. w, equity viii
D., 1876. at O'Clock p. m on the premises,
follows Beginning ct point Oh East Capitol ct ,
distant Is feet west from the north east corner
of said lot No. IL, and running thence along the
line Of said street IS feet 20 the dviding line be-
tween said lot No II and lot No. l0 in said luare
thence running south IS feet inch, thence esst IS
feet thence north sSfeet I inch 60 the beginning.
With the improvements, consisting Of two Frame
DwelliDg Houses.
Terms Of sale One-third cash; and the residue
in two equal instalmepts at six and twelve months
with interest from the day 81 sale 20 be secured 20
the satisfaction Of the trustee. ~ the terms Of
sale are not complied with in eve days, the trus-
tee reserves the right 20 resell the property at the
weefs notice, by advertisement in the Evening
Ster.p Convey neing and stamps st purchasers
cost. jos. d. BRADLEY, yr. frustAe
iy l4-3aw3w&ds J. Q. Mc0UIRE 90, Aacts
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CENTRALIA, ANNAPOLIS JUNCTroN.-The
fourth and last great auction sale of Building
Lots at this great railroad Centre is advertised
to come OFF on Thursday, August I'd, Excur-
sion Trains as heretofore Will leave Baltimore
and Washington depots at ~ on that day
See advertisement
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,g sE ls i sI sSHa41EEss. .

1sA street, between 18th and 2lst street,.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND eUR0G0NB,
Jos. =: bARN1s u. ID. Surgeon GenT q. 9. A.
yse. RlL1Y, IL d. 0esrgetown.
AT P.GARNETT, Nd, New York avenue.
GRkFT9N TYLxR, MO, Georesso~n.
Applications for adntesfcn can be made 70 any Of
the Medical staG or the Matron at the Hoo ltal
Orders for admission to the rREE beds Of THIS In
stitutfon can ke obtained Of the Rev c. II. Hall,
Rector Of the Epiphany Church; OF the Rev. A. d.
GILLETTE. Pastor Of toe LIST Baptist Church. and
for the admiration Of The wives or Widow OF sell
diers OF the D. 3. 4. car Be procured through The
'G ny issS S'n' q q. HALL, p. D. s.er...ry.
T,O NJ FHlEADs AID TIE PUBLIC GEN
!. In view 81 meking change in NJ business, Of
fsr ny entire stock Of goods AZ cost for cash- A.
fS 10 ~ sss ssts Iosty ave d.y ~ scods
4 r., WH. fUCKBR. Herehant Tailor. ~
L v,,..,~ = No. $40 kssnsyiyaeia syssus.
IL APoLB0941lerOh or JULIUoCESAR,
N volume -. Fir 4orsoa ReD % che Raoour ces
49, frosDes3s. - America. seUeocsr's uarrstise
44l6e1eavine Pnseu Csaeset Prison Life Of
{Sn; Dsv6: M viney ard et SekeviSW. 1ivsrs'
AiniatYre Fruit earden. keea, Hootlriuts 81 .
Letter 0crr.sr. fear) fesN N ths ssddis; By
~ '''1 -. : y ~ n ft1Aapk fATLos.
Hfs-1 49, ~
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CoRNs, BUNIeEs, Club and Inverted Nails.
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue
eessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
yania avenue. between N and 9Th streets Of
nee hours nom 8 q. m. TO p. m, and 70 9 %. m.
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!" AN ACKNOWLEDGED INSTITUTION ~
'.Brolyn's Bronchial Troches." are among the ac-
knowledged institutions of the land. What
would our minister's our lecturers, our law
yers, do without these invaluable Troche ,
To what an amount of ''ahems" and coughs
ana throat clearings would we all subjected,
We're II not for those all-powerful and soothng
loZenRes! We have tried them, and they did
us good. ''-Neag Fork Wdrerleg
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DIED

BIB EES. In Warrington. d. C.. on Saturday
mornlng, July Is, 1856. Mrs. MARGARET e.
Of ten weeks. i.'
HAMACHER. At the residence of his grand
fsther In ork county. Pc nnsyl vania, at CLOCK
. m. Ju'y 30. EDWARD. youngest son OF Jsasnh
and A e Hamsch her, aged year and is days
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CITIZENS AND STRASGRRs!-You can have
your Fine Dress Shirts made to order of the
best material at 5. ID. Marlow's, 3O2 Pennsy l.
NanIa aNRnnp
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CITY ITEMS.

GOLD PLATED JEwELRN and4Nilyer Plated
Ware, new styles received this morning at
Priggs Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Penn
sylyanIa avenue, third door from ~ street
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KI THUS. UUWLInU' Auct.i GeoreetoWn.
IMPROVED PROPERTY In GEoRGErowN
n, wrnnrsnATT AUCTION
m, will sell in front of the premises part of Lot
No. LIS, FIR ontine about Is feet on Dunbarton be-
tween Green and Montgomery streets, and run
ming back 10 feet. The improvements consist of
neat and comfortable two-story Frame House.
containing six rooms. Water through the house
Immediate posse sson will be given.
Terms: One half cash: balance in 8 and Il months
with interest, secured BY deed Of trust ON the
property. Conveyancing and stamps ut the cost Of
the purchaser.
Sale positive. THOMAS BOWLING,
ivy Auctianaer
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STRAHsR, BUT TRUR.-That Warts, MoIes
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, etc, can be re,
moved without pain. To be con WINGED call
at DIR. Whites Rooms, ga Penn ay, between
* and 6th streets. :
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10y GkIK6 q WILLIAM Aocsse.esr,

TWO VALUABLE LOTS IRoSrIEe on EAST
Csgito, street. eesSssa eth and sch streets ast.
On RlDAY, the Sd day OF August next. ct g..
9elosn n, on the nrseises, Ne sbell sell, ell OF
No. s2e making them desirsbie Lots, Which vii BE-
subdivtded 90 SUIT purchasers
Tesms One-third cAsh; balance On 6, Il, and "a
mesths, fer noses hearing interest. secured By .
Gee s o. trust on ths prenises Al eeuveyendns
- Gown each Loo Y hep sold.
Niz-d oREEN WILLIAks. Aueu.
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ing June Goth, 1866. Receipts. ssI 20 90. ex
penses, salaries OF teachers, S36l&i SO; care OF
scnooi rooms, S2,o669 90; rent Of school rooms,
SJ,oOf.Usi fuei ana stove fixtures, S2,2Sl 81;
was adopted.
Mr.. Brown. from the committee on music,
celgts from concerts to be S3e2 50 net
Mr. murtash moved that Mr.. Daniel, the
music teacher. Be SLOWED to retain $50 for his
services, which was agreed to. ----i
Mr.. Tustin, from the special committee to
inquire into the origin Of the article published
IN the New York Tribune relative to the change
OF textbooks, reported that the committee had
ascertained that no member Of the Board had
given the inform alton, but the correspondent
refused to tell who gave him the in Information
The committee was discharged from further
consideration OF the same, and the Board ad-
journed.
ORPHANS Court, Judge PureeU-On Sat
urday, the will Of the late Marceila Spalding
was proven and admitted to probate and rec
ord. Augustus NJ Sprague and Richard III .
Clarke, the executors named, renounced the
appointment, and letters of Administrative
WIN me VIII annexed, were issued to Aug. NJ.
Letters Of administration were issued to
Mary washington on tine estate of the late Geo
Washington; bond Si.000T a-'a. , :
Mary Jane Kidwell was appointed guardian
10 the orphan OF John j. kidwell deeea ed:
bond $500.
,, =, ppEr DkAIh.-Ch saturday afternoon,
Coroner Woodward held an inquest on the
body OF Thomas Chessem, who was found
dead in his rUom at the Woodbine, corner AZ
and 4 street, and the jury returned a verdict
tnat ne DIED nom congestion of the brain
which they believed TO have been superduced
by the'efects Of the sun. The deceased lad
been ID the Navy, and was believed TO have
been Norwegian by birth. He has latterIy
been a clerk under Paymaster Fulton, at the
Navy Yard, who took charge of the remains
PIC-NIC.-Grace Church, Island, will give a
picnic al Green Spring pavilion, near George
town, Tomorrow. when pleasant time m sy
be expected. See advertisement as TO arrange
ment for cars to and from the pic mic.
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On the petition Of ALBEIT q kbNHR:icrh hin.
self, and o. administrator of WfiIiaH, r n nntsr
Of Cincinnati, Ohio prsyfns Tor eha avtsrsior ~
. patent granted TO the said Gardner e. ss;S "a
mintsfrator and 20 himself Ocfchsr "a issS Tor an
improvement in " Ploughs Is for savSn vss,s f,a,,
the expiration OF said nsteut vhish tsk - 49, on
the 18Th day of October, 1855 S w
IL 10 ordered that the said petition be heard At
s the Pstsnt Omce on mosdsy: the s;h day OF Octo-
tined g appear and show cause. If ANY they have,
why said petition ought not to be erantcd
Pertons oDposing the extension are required m
hle IN tie Pstsnt Ufhee their sbjscfons, spccisii
set forth In Writing at least ftrenfydays before ~
dsy Of hesIiss testimony filed b. either party
70 be u:ed q the sstd bearing ,mn.f be taken and
transmitted tn secordsnce with the rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on apple alton ~
Depontfons and other papers relied upon a. tes-
nmony must be blsd IN the office t,ceay DAYS before
reg dsys after flfng the Testimony.
: ordered, also. thar this notice be Published I'm
the Inteflis encer and the an eton.
d. c., and in the Commercial. Cincinuafi Ohio
once 2 week for three successive weeks the
nrse o. said publications TO be- least sixty days
prsvious to the day Of hearing, =
bg.3. -. Commissioners Of Patents
P.se. Editors Of the Aboyo pADsrs win p.sass
COPY and se nd their bills the Patent Once with
paper esntsinius this notice. : y Nv S isvss :,
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by W. L. WALL & 60, Auctioasers.
oohhIssIssSE Frs SAL sskTs OF y ZEAL ESTATE

b. viItHe Of the order and decree OF the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, bearing date
July is. 1856, and passed In the matter Of the pc
titiOn Of the widow snd heirs Of Benjamin Bean,
deceased. against David and Henry Jones. the an
dersigned commissioners will offer for sale Of pub
lie suction, on TUESDAY, the slst day Of July,
1850, at clock u. in front of the pnemi zee,
Lots of ground numbered ten. no. eleven, an
twelve ll2l and thirteen, ClSl sceordi az 10 sub
division OF original lot numbered two, c. in
Square numbered nine hundred and forty i've
(95,l Of the plan Of the city Of Washington.
The property 10 81 tn sted on the OF South
Carolina avenue and 9Th street east, in o healthy
and thriving section OF the city.
Terms One half cash. the residue in six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving his bonds for
The deferred payments. bearing interest from the
cost OF the purchaser. Title deed TO De retsined
until the whole Of the purchase money 10 paid
& %ittEtAss RstoHTgPffSeHAs.
W. FIRGU SON,
GEOR0E r RUFF,
WIN. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioners.
~ q eo&ds WI, WALL A 90, Aucts
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BURTON ALE, on draught, at Emrich's Res
fauran'. No. 355 Pennsylvania avenue, near
9th street. . .
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OLD STOVES gAKls In PAsr pAY FOB
sTSSks :ss SEAT5Ss A. er... ..n..,. q
CO eoer trVn the bridse, ne "a ins
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AUCTION SALES.
RI Q. heeuIRl- . 90. Aaese...e,.

III d Q. MCGUIRE 90. Aneressso.
faysIHLs sAIE OF TINE oorTAosstrEs
!, s5s9sSfsbFR ss i hfTSE kiL0k4Sk 1SO
. On M0NDAY ske 18Th Of Asrust. o. . s,csoes
tres, oiIsna Known 90 th. WIDOW nit., Sub
ois,oecfn nins cottage sites, &C About focs Neres
This land 10 dfaAted ON the h,sh rreu mas north
vsst OF and contiguous TO the sity, "A 10 one ot
the Host beautiful locations in this si~tnity Coz
cottage residences, con N anding a. AZ Doe an
tensive view OF Wsshinston aad the sp rrvs ndinz
county, and 10 Of easy approach. direct threufh
from CONNECTICUT avenue, and % yctrs the v~lua
bic place Of Mr.. Little, and is On its~If valua.
bic In consequence 81 the prospeot either Of Eslo
rama or Meridian Hill bssne selected 20 build the
summer residepes for the President 10 bel az be-
tween these sites; aud ~ 10 also Proposed 20 con
struct passenger railroad out Connectfc-f ave .
TO the BOUNDARY There b. siso . az Any OF stou.
On the p'sce, 20 which yurchssep VIII De priv
dstions Of any buildings they nsy desire 20 erect
on these sites.
Plsts q ,ee sr9ssrty may be seen a, the .ee,i..
may be purchased st private sale.
Terms: enc half oAsh residue 6, II, and rs
N cnths, with interest. Ter notes secured on the
property sold. Convey anetng st pa rehsser's cost
VIM MOUSSE, Trustee.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE co . Aucts
~ IL dts lint, Rep
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gY THOMAS DOwLISG. Auot.; GeOrse,O.u
NESS STAND AND RESIDENCE in George

tONn n. at AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, August 9th, at o clock .. m !,
i Will sell, in front Of the premises, ths; verT
valuable and desirable property, situ sted High
street, No. so, near Bridge street The lot fronIs
% feet inches Iii sh street with depth Of e0s
feet ~ inches, TO wide alley. The improvements
dwelling, will large back building. containing
Il rooms and cellar, and of the best locations
for business in the town.
Terms. cash. S9oo TO be paid on the day ofsale
Conveyance and stamps at the cost Of the puT-
chaser.
y26 Init TBos BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-30
Pr GRIIN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOnser,.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TIN
C0kkEk ATH AND n sTREETsAT PCBL 10

AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the Slst instant, at O clock, D.
m, We shsl eel, the premises n ne tsc .tory
Brick House, with cellar. containing n rooms
Also, large Garden, &c, attached having 100 feet
front. by Ito feet deep, suitable for Brewer or
No 8.
Also. two two .tory Brick Houses and Lot. attn
ateo on street north, between Hath and 18th sts
west.
On the same day. at 81 clock, m on the
premises, We shall sell Lots Is and "a, In square
No 39, with the improvements. being two new
Br1ck Houses, containing rooms each.
Terms One hire cash, balance IN siN, twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months, for notes bear
Ing int rest and secured b. deed OF trust the
premises. All ceLyeysnoe and Revesue stamps &C
the cost q the pure hastr
IVA GEIEN WILLIAMS, Aucts