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u RElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
i6s 1Ss Stff0Rs on hS G4hPES and 4BoY and
IBS. e MDES and SMBoY RAILFolD nIfLfiHHnShh AND
OsCek NJ daily Sundays ezGeped s'reet "ha'i at
Freight must be delivered before ~ o'clock to be for
Returning, above lines will leave New York at IL
Freight for Trenton, Princeton, Kns stOn New Bruins
f qnS a. on OS R e a@Oy ann enn Sa
ton ihe New Jersey the Freehold and Jamesburg and
and ioTWaIded up H tO M 0Hy h"irOAO' received
Ihe BeIvderg pe ReilIoad connects Phillips
kaeGgnk with al points OF the Delaware, Lack9wsnna,
and and other Joints in western New YORK
1he New jersey RAILROAD connects at Elizabeth with
the Moriis and Essex Railroad
slip memorandum specifying the m % arks and num-
be sent with each load OF goods or no receipt will be
n B.-Increased facilities have been made for the
OF live stock &c 1TSSeTs are Ryssa 10 try
SG 81 more 4 VII be YS at at e eG Pa Of
North River as the shippers may designate at the time
o' Forterms. or other Information, apply to
.--I WALTER FREEN AN, Freight Agent,
No. .226s. DELAWARE Avenue, PhLadelDhia
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.S
S% % Between and IL nehSns Sa
connecting at GSrdonsyie with virginia Central Rail
MAIL TRAIN.
Is wSshiHssGp S daily sgSd&y esosPts at SO
Leave Lynohburg at A. Nj. and arrive at Washing
ton at 26 +, N .'|.
-' EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave washington daily (inc1ding Sunday at sos
M ana arrive az LynchDuTR at 500
ton at 6l0A, Nj.
Both trains making close connections ct Lynchbure
for all points South and Southwest and at Washington
lor North and Northwest
Frst-class sleeping ears attached to the nght trains
The road y attractye not oniy foI iS comiortaDle
historic Localities Of FAIRFAX Bull Run, Manassas Brls
Gordonsvlle, places Of mpershable interest in the
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
may be had IN Boston. New YORK, philadelphia, and
) Alexandra W n. MoCAFFERrY,
0eAeral Hupe intende
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
- LOAD tROPERtG
OFFICE OF ASST. Q M. U. 5. Mil. .R.R.)
NO. 26J & street,

w ABHlNtIONJ II. w AUGUST o. 1900
VII be sold ut public auction at Alexandra,
Va, on THURSDAY, August 49, the ba,ance OF
on hand at that place, consisting in part fol-
lOws:-
Two second-e ass scrviceable Locomotive Eng ,,os
Norris Son, buloeTs; gauge, feet 81 inches.
One 1eDder Truck, two small lruck Cars
One hundred pairs secondhand Car Wheels
aXles.
Seventy tons at" Railroad Iron (45 lbs to the
yard, nearlv Iew; fifteen Stoves; two ft'een-ton
Hydraulic jacks and ten tons unserviceable Rail-
t25j twenty-five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap
IrCn seconu hand Railroad Spikes Chairs Rubber
Loops, Broad Axes Mauls, Platform and Couuter
Scales, Lanterns, Oars, Desks, Tables and a va
nety of other articles; also,
Nine Frame Buildings.
sales to commence at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the
Military Railroad Wharf, where the Locomotives,
balance of the articles will be sold at the Raj road
supply Store near the Orange and Alexandra
Will be sold at Plttsburg, Pa, at eleven O'Clock
A. M on lUErDA1, August %,
Co., Kennett Square, Chester county, Penna.,
Te1ms-C Cash, in Government tunds
Any further information relative to the property
Will be furnished on application at tins office.
878w Bvt. Major and A 9, NJ, n T. Z. 5. Army.
TTELEGRAPA MATERIALS AT AUCTION.
i CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON, !
WASHINGTON, ID. g., August 6, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M Moore, As
sistant Quartermaster, at Warehouse on G street.
near twentieth street, Washington, ON THURS
DAY, August 80, at 10 A. NJ the following Tele-
graph aterals &c =
% Beardsley's Signal 50, 600 pounds Wire Iron
Telegraph instruments 66 miles Insulated Iele.
and Cases. graph Wire.
"a Beardsley's Instru 106 Reels for Wire.
menUs. 43 Reel Stands small
u Augers. l0 Ree Stands centre
10 CrowbaIs. Platform Scale
CutuDg Ply ers. 199 lnsuators, block.
Dial handles. Coal Stove, with Eipe.
10 hammers. % lOol Boxes.
Oller. Al "ull Reels.
Pruning Knives. 70 Empty Reels.
Large Reel Stands. 67 Reel Stanos.
1S small Reel Stands. 16 Reel Stands. delivery.
8 Rubber Cement Flasks. 6 Reel Handles.
Soldering Acid Bottles. 3 spools Copper Wire,
6 Rubber Sleeves, 81 In. No %.
6 Large Gear. spooIs Copper Wire,
Rings. pounds Gutta Percha
70 Notices and Straps I'm shee's)
2sS IUmbers for Battery III Iron Spikes.
24O Porous Cups. 81 Insulated Bending
l62 (134 OF A. o. d. Pla- Screws.
tina StIips. 20 Rubber RINGS
l7b A. o. d. Platina 90 cells Portable Field
Strlps. Telegraph Battery
$50 pounds Mercury. 3O3 Zines for Grove Bat.
1Oe5 pounds Nitric Acid. terry.
6 carbOys Suphuuc Acid. 6 Empty Mercury Flasks
14C0 pounds Nails, 40d dron) with Screw
and God WIenches, Screw Driv-
2SO0 Insulators, Bracket. ers, Spnit LAMBS, Sol.
so Empty CaIbOys. dering Irons, etc.
Terms-Cash in Govern ment funds
Ten daNs will be granted purchasers in which to
remove their goods.
ID. VI. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
S719t Depot of Washington, ID, c.
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i SUNNI Err A RRANG CEMENT.
The Trains the Pennsy vania Central Railroad
leave the DEPOT at Thirty -hrst and Market streets
winch is reached by the cars the Market street
Rally rom the Depot.
last car Front street about 80 minutes prior
to the departure of each Train.
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market
As minutes before the departure of each Trains
Mann's Baggage Express will ca 4 for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot orders left at the ONCE NO
Gal Chestnut street, will receive attention.
DEPOT,
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ Depot @ THIRD m Street abe sSqye IT sTIhoSmgson.
CHUNK, EAsToN, WtLLIAMsP oBT and wILKEsI
AT 80 A. Nj. tExpress), for Bethlehem, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, HazetOn WilllamspOrt, and wilkes
Al $50 T: M. (Express(s for Bethlehem, EastOn etc.
At SIS P. M, TOR Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh
Chunk.
For Fort washington at 10 A. ri. and ii P. NJ.
For Lansdale at 6'l5 p M.
PaSsenger Gsrs run direct h0 to p the DEPOT
Leave Bethlehem at 625 A. M. ano 1925 Noon, ane
Leave Leave at sCS $40 and
Leave For washington 6E s1tNSITs A lSS9 al6P
Philade lphia for Bethlehem at A n.
fpaisBRis tST SF FS RGysstEES sSeipSa
bethlehem for Philadelphia at ~, r NJ
5a IL '''" VI D1n ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
NGTEsT JERSEY RAILROAD LINES, FROM
Wy to9t Of MHRKET M street Upper Ferry com,
For Cape May, 9 A M. Mail; 3 P. M, AccOmmOda-
For Brdgeton, Salem, and intermediate points, sA.
For Miliylle and intermediate points, sA. M and 3
Woodbury. Accommodation, p. NJ
RETURNING
Leave Bridgeton Is A. NJ and 3 90 2. NJ Freight
Leave Sslem A. M. and 9sS P. NJ Freight IS p NJ
Leave MnlWlle 655 A. M and 6'Ss p NJ. Freight IlO3
NJ,
Freight WIN be received At Second Covered Wharf
That received before 800 A. NJ will through the same
day. - o0o = 49, -. -,
- T j. VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent,
The West Jersey Express Company will attend 10 all
the usual branches OF Express business. Special Mes
seDger accompanies each through train, Once No
WALNUT Street Philadelphia. ~
1920 -PHIIADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ElOOO ROAD. This great line traVerses the North
ern and Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania TO the
City of Erie Lake Erie 1t has been leased and s
operated by the Pennsyl yania RahroAd Company.
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS SATPHILADEL PHIA.
Arrive Eastysrd-Ere Mail Train, A. NJ; Erie Elk
Lea Leave WCstward-Erie Man, p M; Erie Express
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and Ex
press trains both ways between Philadelphia and Erie
NEW YORK CONNECTION. =
Leave New York at A. NJ. arrive at Erie sSg A. NJ
Leave Erie At 445 7. M, arrive at New YORK 4lO r M
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all the night trains -,
For Information respecting pessengeL business, apply
st corner THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets Phila O
And for freight business Of the Company Agene >.
b. Kingston, Jr. Thirtaenth and Market streets
Pbnadelphiai j. W. Reynolds Ere; William Brown,
II. u, HOUSTON, General Freight Agent % Pha9'
H. W;SMlhhEk General sSkSSii sS1Sit ASSns1 sncrt N~'
AL TYLER Generalsup WulamSP0r@
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The West Jersey Express Company Will attend 10 al
the usual branches OF Express business. Special Mes
seDger accompanies each through train Once No
WALNUT Street Philadelphia. ~
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RAILROAD LINES.

p EADIN RA LR0 AD
Ii GREAT TRUNK LIST,
From PHlLADkLPuIA TO The IN ERIoR o
PENNsl LyANIs, THE sCHUYLRIl,ly SUsQUR
HANNA. LUMBFRLNND. AND WY0MINu VAL
IEIs, THE NORTH, hORrhWEST. AND TAE
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20 900 feet " Poplar Boards.
This sale Is well worthy the attention OF Carriage
makers, as this Is superior lot OF wellseasoned
lumber 1t will be offered in lots OF 1000 feet, with
the privilege of 600 feet
TeTms-Cash IN Government funds.
Successful bidders will be required to remove their
purchases within fifteen days from day OF sale.
ID. ID. RUCKER,
Brevet MajorGe and Chief Quartermaster,
S3l6t Depot OF Washington.
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DIED.

GIBBS. On the 9th instant, of cor sumption, Dr.
Il. {. GIBBS. OF Norwich, Y, aged 3 years
His funeral Will take place on Sunday, the 3th
instant. at o'clock p. m, from the residence of
bis brother-in-lap. Dir s. A II McKirn No i7o
It. south. Friends Of the family invited IT
CALHOHN. In Georgetown, d. O., on the 6rh
instant, JOHN MILLER. son of James A. and
AMANDA ii. Calhoun, aged 2years, months and
Is DAYS.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF his parents No. 9TH street to 10, rrow (Sun-
day. afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
LARkIN. OF consumption. in San Antonio,
Texas. on the eth of June, 1855. J. MILTON
ASBU Rf LARkIN, second son of Louisa and the
late Rev. Jacob Larkin, Of Baltimore, in the 35th
year of his ago. IT
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LIGHT BUTTER.-ThIs morning, the Clerk of
the Centre Market contiscated a quantity OF
PRINT butter that did not come M TO weight
a represented by the dealer. Just At this time
when dealers are demanding 20 to IS cents nor
pound for good butter, every purchaser shouId
at least have COED weight tor his money
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HNMENIAL.-On Tue-Gry evening, Rev ]
a. Walter united in the ioDds of matrimony
Mr. Francis NJ. GirtOn. u' the ar Depart
raenk and Miss Maggie 4. Morrison, OF New
Crk, both of whom a. well known in this
city. The parties imme da,GIy 1T for Blooms
burg. Pa, from which place the groom halls,
carrying with them the good wishes Of a host
of friends.
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MARRIED.

GORDON BOwEN-THOMP-
son. On the 9TH instant. BY the Rev. Prytnn
Brown. al the Foundry Church. MALCOLM B.
GORDON. OF this city, TO Miss SARAH L.
THOMSON, Of Montgomery county. Nd At the
sGme time and place, THEODORE L. BOWEN to
Miss MARY J.. THOMPSON
HALE-kHOwLES. On the 5th instant by the
Rev q. Smith, Mr.. WILLIAM HALE to Miss
CAROLlSE Knowles, both Of this city.
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Spring MILLINEET.-Bonnets, Hats, Rib
mons. Flowers Dress and Cloak Trimmings.
lite Goods. Real Lace, sun Umbrellas. Par
aNois. Nc, al BoSweils Fancy Store. 3G2 /. ST.,
near lith. Ladies cannot fail 10 Ue pleased; his
goods are cheap.
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Ply wARDwELL q HAYS, Aucts.; Georgetown

SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AT AUCTION IN GEORGETOWN
On THURSDAY MORNING. April 18th, AT 10
O'Clock. shall sell, at the residence of the late
David English, Ne % LIST street west, between
High add Potem &C streets, Georgetown, a large
collection Of superior Furniture, embracing, in
part, viz:
One Rosewood Case Ga octave Piano, made By
knabe a Gable
Hand seine Walnut PsrlOr Suite, ten pieces
Large WalnHt Etagere. with mirror back
Suites of BIocatelle and Lace Curtains
English aud American, Brussels and other Oarpe
Large Gilt Frame Pier Mirror, with brackets and
slab
Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Tables
Handsome Mantel Ornaments
Arm Chairs, Massive Gas Chandeliers and Gas
Fixtures
Arm ana Reception Chairs
Mahogany Dining Tables, Sidebosrd
Elegant Decorated French China Dinner Set, 80
French China Tea Set, Fine Silver plated Tea Set,
pieces
Plated Caster and Urn Fine Glassware
Table Cutlery and Table Cutlery generally
Oak Hall Set, Walnut and Mahogany Chamber
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses and Feather
Beds
Excellent Bedding, Walnut wsrdrobes
Cottage Chamber Sets
Hall 0ilcloth Straw Mating; Clocks
Cock and other stoves, Cooking Requisites, &c.
wARpwELL HAYS. Aucts
and G. W. BOTHER, Salesman.
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JEwELEY.-Ev Lady in want OF JaweIry,
Combs and Silver Plated Table Spoons, Forks
and Tea Spoons, Cups, Goblpts, Call Bells.
Castor Stands, for only one Dollar, should call
a. PTIgg,s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Pa
ave, third door from = street
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"A CHANGE OF LOCATION.-BY order of the
QTar;ermaster'S Department the steam fire
engine Rucker will to-day be transferred to
ArmOry Square Hospital, for the protection of
Government property there, and in that sec
ton of the city. This change will be most sat
isfactOry to property owners in the Seventh
Ward, where no apparatus has been stationed
by the fire department.
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COINS. kr-n1aNs Inmh I'D Inuartoh Mo-

CoENE. BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, CallOsities Vascular ExCres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet. sue
cess1uliy treated without pain. by Dr. White
Surgeon ChirOpOdist, Rooms No. s24 Pennsvl-
yanIa avenue. between ~ and 9th streets Of
nee hours from a. N. 10 p. m, and 10 5 p.
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STE2-EGE, But TRUE-That corns, bunions
H;id nails, etc, can be removed without pain.
TO ha convinced call At DIR. Whites Rooms.
42i Penn aY. between y and 6th streets
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DYJ. G. McGUIRE q co., Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PRopKp.
TY NEAR THE CITY

The attention Of the public Is invited 70 a chan
Gerry sale of "a acres Of LAND. take place on the
Rooms Of J. O. Mcclure Co. Of which full par-
ticulars will be found in the advertisement in the
and Friday.
This land is well known as the property Of the
late William NJ. Morrison. Es1 and lies about
four miles from the limits Of the city, the
ond tell cato on the 7th street road, and between
that road and the Rock Greek road The tract a
susceptible Of being divides into a number OF
building sites. is well wstered by springs and q
branch running through II, and Ia near. IL not
traversed by the located route Of the contemp
branch Of railroad running from this citT 10 the
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EELF OF: WE PERISH This Is what neglected
teeth would say if they could demonstrate with
their owners: and mark this, the teeth cannot
perish or become black or yellow if the Vo-o-
drHtls used daily.
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CITY ITEMS.

OTE FRIEND HENSING, corner I'll street and
maryland avenue, has a fine assortment of
GENTS half hose, comprising the best English
super stOUts, Isle thread, &c: at prices ranr-
ing from ~ cents TO - cents per pair 81
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NyHITE WAN. co,eprDw,x
WAN LEAVES, for making the Water Lilly
Rose, Eucia. Passion Flower, and Cameha.
DBf COLORS, all kinds
WHITE LEAD,
RED LEAD.
SPIRITS TURPEHTINE,
BENZINE.
LIHSEEP,
LUBRIGATING, and
ILLUMINATING OIL,
COAL OIL.
WINDOW and LOOKING GLASS,
BRUSHES of every description,
MINED PAINTS to order,
FRENCH ZINC, and all colors in oil sold at re-
duced prices, by FRANCIS MILLER,
5O4 Ninth street,
ep Tot I'd door north of Penna. av
MRS. STEM
't Thanks the ladies for the liberal patronage
they give her, and is pleased TO see that her
HOOP SKIRTS
give such satisfaction.
She also announces to the ladies that she has on
hand a large assortment of
GENUINE FRENCH CORsETs,
which she is prepared 20 sell at the lowest prices
Hoop Shirts and Under Garments ready made
and made TO order at the shortest notice.
Call and see at IL 9TH ct bet ID and z.
ap set
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioueers
II No. $40 corner eth and ID streets

ING On P AND o STREETS NORTH BE.
TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND iTu
STREET WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On Tt ESDAY, the 10th instant, at O'Clock D
m, we shall sell, on the premises, Lots 70 aud 90
fronting on p street, and II and ~ fronting on ID
street, IN subdivision of Square Ne. 81, having .
feet front each by lS fest deep running hack to 30
foot alley. Persons wi hing purchase fine Bnd-
Ing Lots viii find n 10 their advantage 70 attend
building. WIN
Terms One third cash; balance six, tweIya and
eighteen menths, secured by deed sf trust On the
premises All convey ancing and revenue stamps
at the cost OF the purchasers s. down On eat
Lot when sold.
sp6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aurts
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per To-, 25c next, l5a20c. Salt Beef l5a2uc Dried
Beef, 3Uac5c. Veal, CSC. Mutton, chops, sc.
Lamb 25c.; Lard, BIC; Pork, fresh, 21c.; corn
ed, 25e Bacon. hams, uncut, 25c.; sliced, 35c.;
breasts, 2Jc-; shoulders, 2Oc. Butter. 6Ua75c
Chickens, per pair, T5c.asl.75. Ducks, per
pair, Sis. Eggs, per dozen, sc. Green Corn.
per can, doc. Apples, per peck, 75asl;
dried, IJc Ieeks, bh., Sc. TUrnIps, peck,
40 cts Potatoes, Irish, per peck, iOc; Sweet, SJa
&c. reaches, dried, per quart, 25c Beans, but
ter, 2Jc; white, Ual2C.; dried cherries, 1t, iOc.
SacisheS- per bunch, l2c. Beets, per peck, SOC.
ParsnIps, PIX, SIC. Onions, 4Oc. per PIX bunch
Onions &c; Carrots, soc. Fsh-Shad, per pair, 10
al; Herring, per bch. Coo; Rock, large, each,
81 small bunch, 2jC.; Pike, soc bh.; Perch, Hoe.
MackcTel, &c. each. Kaic. zoe. peck; Spin
mach, ?uc. peck. Rye, per bushel, 9OcaSl
Corn Meal, -CaSl10. Shipstuff, 6Oa7cc Brown
stun, 45c. Shorts, SOC. Corn, shelled, 81; in
ear, Dbl, %isGr). Oats, buShel, j5aOnC. Hay, per
cwt., SlaSl2j. Straw, SOcaSi. Glover Hay,
s5casl.25. Small Ducks, IS pr. Small Birds,
perbh., 5lai5Uc. Wild Pigeons, pair, &c. Can
vas back Ducks, per pr, 81. Widgeons, 81.
I'D Geese, - each. Prairie Hens, SlaSl p per-
pair. Celery, pr bunch, l0c. KrOut, pr quart, l5c
Geese, Si.5CaS2J9. Turkeys, S2aS3.5O. EeniSon,
fresh, per H., Doc. Cabbage, per head, 1OI})c
Cranberries, per quart, I5c.; chestnuts, quart,
2Oc. WalnutS, peck, soc. HomIny, quart,
Ice. Pumpkins, l5a75c. Lettuce, IOc Rhu-
barb, 2Oc. Honey, per ID, 5Oa6Oc.
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Explosion At THE Acknowledgements
afternoon As one of the wOrkmcn st the A rsC-
nal named John SaXton, was engaged break
ing SperlCal case shot one of them, from which
IL is thought the powder had not all been re-
moved, exploded. and some of the pieces strik-
ing him in the face and on the hands and arms
bruised him badly. DIR. Porter. Surgeon of the
post, dressed his wounds, after which he was
sent TO his residence.
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pl GREEN q WILL Ms. Auctioneers
ID No. 526, corner OF 9TH and b streets.

VALUABLE BUILDING OF A TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSE AND TWO STORY BRIOh
BACK BUILDING AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9th instant, at So O'Clock
M, We shall sell, on the premises. on 18th street
west between and streets north, good Frame
Building with Brick Back BIilding; and, also q
good lot IF Stone in the cellar
me chance for any one wishing q good lot Of
Building material.
Terms cash.
500 down when sold
The above premises 20 be removed within 4 rs
days after the day OF sale.
ap5-d GRHEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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NE' iSyLTE ATTENTION 10 the advertisement
OF lecture on labor by II Clay Prsuss, 1T
GOnzaCd Hall. MI PTeuSs Is not only a very
hne writer and eloquent speaker, but his gem
trOus efforts IN behalf OF the poor of our city
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CANARY BIRDS, MOCKING BIRDS, HFH
~ AND PARROTS, "
214 7th street, between and ~
a23-sm~ STR HARTBREGHT.
DIRDs AND CAGES.
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by GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- Nc, 5ab, Corner eth and ID stree,

FIRST CLASS BUILDING LOTS. Fronting IN
New Jersey avenue, betwees north aud SITS ,
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant. at s O'Clock n
M, we shall sell, on the premises Lots Nos IL an
10, in subdivision of Square 62S. having y fact &
inches front, running back l25 feet deep TO a wide
public alley. Persons will find il TO their adyan-
tage to attend the above sale
Terms: 0ne-third cash: balance in 8 and Is
months, secured by a deed of trust on the prem-
Uses. All ouvcyancipg and revenue stamps ~ the
cost OF the purchaser. 500 down on each lot when
sold. GREEN a WILKINS
apo Int Auctioneers
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE : CO., AuOtiORoers.

SALE OF BOOKS AT THE AUCTION EOOhS.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING April 9th,
at "a o clock. and continuing next evening,
hour.
The collection is miscellaneous, embracing
Books CONNIE n To be found in the library Of a law
yer. compiler, and ecclesiastic, together with
variety o. light reading matter
In the collecti, will lie fopnd a complete set Of
GALES q sEATON'S STATE PAPERS, II
volumes.
Also, one of FORCES ARCHIVES, as far as
published, vols.
Terms cash.
sp2IIntI JAS c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07
10y NJ. X. WALSH & Co., Auctioneers.
ID No. o-J Penua. ave, corner 10th street.

H No. s-5 Penna ave, corner 10Th street.
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF THE EUEO-
PEAN HOTEL, SOUTHWEST CORNER Oh
18TH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AV-
ENUE, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNI-
TURE. PIANO, MUSICAL CLOCK. BAR.
RESTAURANT LiCUO..S. SEGkR STORE,
LEASE, GOOD WILL. MIXTURES, &c, hC
scIeck will sell bS cstsi Jcue, without reserve.
for cash, the entire stock co.. the EurcpssB AStel.
comprising the contents o. - rooms. We euumer-
One elegant Rosewood Piano, carved legs, Louis
NV
One fne Musical Clock, a great novelty
Brussels. Three ply, and lns usiu Carpets
NsTdrObA-, Sofas. Marble top Tables, Mirrors
Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shades RuresUs
Bedstcads, Cottage setts, Parlor and Bedroom
Dining Tables, Oak Dining Chairs
Sheets, Pillow Case, BlsnAeIs' Quilts, Counter
rsnes
an, oTraw Mattresses
rarlor. Bedroom, aud Kitchen Stoves
Ee'rigerstors, OH Cloth, &C
Together with q very large assortment OF China,
Glass, snd CrocEery Ware, such as is usually
found In rTst class hotel.
BAR.
. The Bar contains q hue assortment of Liquors,
Gut Glass Decsnters, Tum blCrs, Mirrors, Paint
ings one elegant AOndescri - Table, all complete
- The Good Will and Jesse, also Ear Fixtures,
sold together
The sale will he continued from day to day, at
the same hnur until the wi de stock il disposed
The whole Is shsTei At private sale until the
morning of sale. Terms mai. known by appli-a-
ton t. the auCtiOneers.
NJ 3l-lrt NJ. r.. WALSH & CO. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-07

AiAEM OF FIRE-I.ast night an alarm of fire
Wa -CuEGed from box - about o'clock The
irrTn'n responded promptly, but fortunately
theT~ vas no need Tor their services. The
al'FE0 was caused nv tbe upsetting ofOne lamp
1pCl another AZ DOrsey's Hotel, corner Of 7th
anc streets. The flre was extnguisbed with
out any serious damage to the property.