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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-04

FREEDMENs INTELLIGENCE OFFrCEs-The
Freedmen's Intelligence Offices of Washing
ton and Alexandria have reported to the as
slstant commissioner their transactions during
the month ofMarch. They report the number
OF applications for servants and laborers to
nave been 6l2 the number of applications for
employment, 343; number of freed people SIM
piled with situations, 334; amount received as
fees for contracts S221.
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CoRSs, BUEIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders of the feet sue
cessfully treated without pain. by Dr. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl-
yanla avenue. between Ak and 9th streets. Of
nee hours nom q. m. to p. m, and to 8 p.
m.
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SORE THROAT, Cough, Cold. and similar
troubles, if suffered to progress, result in Sc
nous pulmonary affections, oftentimes Incura-
bic. 'Brot0n's Bronchial Troches'' reach directly
the seat OF the disease, and give almost instant
relief. They have been Thoroughly tested, and
maintain the good reputation they have Justly
acquired. As there are limitations, be sure to
obtain the genuine. 90
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NOW can the winter of your discomfort be
made glorious summer by the application of
lew dollars IN the purchase of a new suit at
George e.. Henning's, corner 9TH street and
maryland avenue. One price only. WA
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1T IS REMARKABLE FACT, that for sixteen
dollars you can purchase an All-wool Scotch
CASHMERE Gentlemen's Suit (completel of
George G.. Henning, corner Of Seventh street
and Maryland Avenue, (Island) 3
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EXCITEMENT on the avenue No 433 at
Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store-1,0O STYLES to
chose from for only one Dollar, No. i3S Pa.
ave-, third door from Az St
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CITY ITEMS.

s. ID. MARROW, 3O2 Penna ave-, near 10th
street, manufactures to order the best Shirts
collars, and Cuffs, at the lowest prices. Do not
lall 10 call and see for yourselves.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &C. TONIGHT

GROVER s.-The beautiful domestic drama
''Dot, or the Cricket on the Hearth {" Is given
in excellent style at Growers. Those who
have read Dickins' charming Chrlstmas story
from which the play is dramatiz ed will liza
TO renew their association with the faithful
and lovely Dot. the tender blind girl Bertha.
and the simpie-hearted, but noble old TOW ma.
ker.
Circus AND MENAGERIE, foot of 9th street
near the ayenUe-Another immense crowd
last evening, but Dan Rice was ea ual To the
emergency, and good order and good humor
prevailed. and all had a chance to see and he Ir
Gus performances excellent The int Iigent
blind horse Excelsior, who answers Questions.
the performing elephant Romeo, who PLAYFUL
~ stands on his forefeet, with his bulky car
cass balanced IN the air; those trained mules
so hard to ride, and the equestrian perform .
ances OF the What is It." are all capitaI in
their way being very wonderful and very
amusing.
ISLAND HALL, Virginia avenue, between 9Th
and 9TH streets.-The fair of the ladies of Grace
(P. E. Church still continues and is tbronged
every night This Is not to be wondered AZ
considering the beauty of the ladies ana the
excellence of the entertainments
SEAToN HALL.-The fair of the ladies of the
evening. The comfort and plessnre Of ali
VINO attend IS insured. Steamed oysters from
harvey : served up every evening
WASHINGTON THEATER.-Norwood,sp grand
gu. cafnlVal TINS evening. New and startling
las - oi PTesudlgitatlon and magic, and a use
aul aInclt given to every person who attends
ahd all Tor fifty cents. Norwood claims 10 be
the orig nator Of gift exhibitions and 10 knoJx
nov 10 give general satisfaction to his patrons
no VIII get the live pig tonight
-. mi ERBU RH.-Notwithstanding the rival
e..I ,IOns ms week, this popular place of
amusement holds its own, and the perforrn .
ances are well attended Fine programme To-
night. "NNA0 w.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUR-That corns bunions
bad nails, ETC., can be removed without pain,
To be convinced call at DR.. Whites Rooms.
42i Penn. av., between * and 9th streets.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
RY d. L. WELLS q CO., Auotisnesrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED CORNER PROPER

We will sell st public auction, on the premises,
on THURSDAY. April 5th, at o clock p. m, Lot
l. in Square III, fronting So feet street and rs
feet on 18th street west, improved by two story
Frame House Of eight rooms, and now routed at
ry,n well established stand, in the basement Of
which Is q fine Bake Oven, which cost 500.
Terms half cash; balance secured By a deed Of
trust.
,Conveyancing, deed and stamps at cost OF pur.
chaser.
500 down when Knocked of.
Title good. ID. L. WELLS & 90,
ap2-I Auctioneers.
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RECEPTION OF A PAsToR--On MONDAY eve.
ming reception was given by the members OF
the new HamlIne NJ. T.. congregation 10 tnelr
pastor, Rev J. X. Ehinger, on M street, De-
tween 9th and It'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Nckeiden,
with whom the new preacher is stopping, pre-
pairing fine collation. for the occasion, ana
the evening was passed agreeably in CONVEX
saIOL
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DYM M. K. WALSH CO., Auctioneers.
- No. 2e5 Penna. ave, corner 10th stree

ID No. 2s5 Penna. ave-, corner 10th street.
LARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF THE EgRo:
kNd iHI Ek sfR sTSsk Sf
TUBE, PIANO, MUSICAL CLOCK. BAR,
RESTAURANT LIQUORS. sEGAR STORE.
LEASE. GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, &C, &C.
on MONDAY MORNING, April 9th. 1856, ct 10
ecleck, we will sell By catalogue withsut reserve,
comprising The contents Of 80 rooms. We enumer-
One elegant Rosewood Piano. carved legs, Louis
One fns Musical elock, a great novelty
HHTIsssls TeLss ply and I1sr:Ins Carpet, rro
Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shades, Bureaus
Bedsteads, Cottage Sets. Psrlor and Bedroom
Dining Tables, Oak Dining Chairs
Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows: Bolsters
Sheets. Pillow Gases, Blankets, Quilts, Counter
Husk ana straw Mattresses
ParIor Bedroom, and Kitchen Stoves
Refrigerators, OIL Cloth, &C
Together with a very LARGE assortment OF China,
Glass and Crockery Ware, such &c 10 usually
found In q hrst class hot.l.
The Bar contains q fne assortmep,t Of Lilo ors,
Out Glass Decanters, Tum biers, Hirrort, Psint-
ines one elegant sondeseript Tab O. al cemp iets
nearly new, oak Tables and Cha.u
Kitchen Ranges, and Ceokip,s Apparatus, win be
:. The sale will be continued from day to day, q
the same hour. until the xhele stock IL Of
The whole Is efiered Al pr;vste sale mill the
morning Of sale; Terms made known By applics-
m Slot y. K. WALSH q CO., Aucts.
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The DISTRICT IN CONGRRsS.-Yesterday in
the Senate, on motion Of Mr.. Wade, the bill TO
incorporate the District Of Columbia Canal
and Sewerage Company was taken up. Mr..
wiley offered an amendment, which was
agreed TO, striking out the proviso giving the
company the exclusive right to carry freights
and regulate passage on the canal Mr.. Wade
offered an amendment TO add the name OF W
Ii. Noble, of Minnesota, to the list OF corpora
tors. MIR. Grimes counseled delay before final
ly passing the bill. The title 10 the canal was
not vested In the Government, but in the city,
and II was necessary that some conference
with or acqulescenee on the part OF the city of
Washington should be had before we legislate
this property out Of their hands. He moved to
recommlt the bill to the Committee for the Dis
tTiet Of Columbia, which was agreed to.
The following were then taken up and
passed The bill 10 prescribe the mode of
settling the accounts OF the clerk Of the Supreme
Court for the District OF Columbia; the bill to
incorporate the Women's Hospital Association
Of the District OF Columbia; the bill to preserve
evidences of marriage in the District Of Column
bia; the bill 10 incorporate the National Safe
Deposit Company OF Washington; the bill to
exempt the property OF debtors in the District
OF Columbia from levy, attachment, or sale on
execution; the bill to amend the act ineorpo-
rating the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
the District of Columbia; and the bill to incor-
porate the Potomac Navigation and Transpor-
taIon Company OF the District of Columbia.
The bill to enlarge the powers Of the Levy
Court in the county OF Washington, in the Dis
is as follows:
% - eh1cLsgi 6c-, 1ndt tne Levy court OF the
county OF Washington, in the District Of Co.
lumbia, is hereby empowered to locate and de-
clare as public highways such roads known
and used as military roads in said District dur
ing the rebellion as said court may deem ad =
yisable. Provided, That the damages which
the owners Of lands over which said roads
pass shall sustain by reason OF said roads being
declared public highways shall be assessed as
provided sor in section three OF the act of Con-
gress approved July I, 1872, entitled "An act
comforting certain powers Cd he Levy Court
for the county OF Washington, in the District
~ COIumhfa y
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MANURE.

MANURE. MANURE.
TEN THOUSAND YARDS OF MANURE fer
sale. nermsrs who want nov is the time. The stock
53S l4th street, Island, or No. 500 Il street, be-
tween 18th and Isl, ID story; vesssla wanted;
nh n-eo6t Warrington, d. O.
fsfsOESs Y1EKSF .5 t5sESH'0
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NOTICE.-The copartnershtp heretofore exist
l ing between +. N. Lazenby and n. ". Beye-
ridge, under the name and style of +. NJ LAZEN-
BY 4 CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the above named irm are
requested to settle, without delay, with r. M
LAZENBY, who will continue the business at the
old stand
r. M. LAZENBY,
N. W. BEVERIDGE.
Georgetown. ID. c., March 81. 1855. ap23tf
EOR RENT-0n the LIST of A. ril. the WHARF,
Il OFFICE, and APPURTEEANCES,o on Water
street, between Congress and jefferson streets,
now occupied by J. q. Hieston Il Co., as a Coal
Georgetown. nh T-2wH
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LOST CHILDREN.-The reports of the poIica
frequently exhibit number Of lost Children
restored to their parents. The old style of
seeking for lost children by sending out q bell
man to traverse the streets and cali ont 90 Lost
ChildP' has been abandoned since the estab.
Ilshment Of the police telegraph. Now the
pa, pa,en1, lnsteas OF nIrlng bellman, notifies
the police at the nearest station The officer
In charge telegraphs 10 headquarter1. Swing
me description of the child, the name of its
parents or guardians, and the number of the
mouse IN which 1t lives, and il rareI, occurs
mat lost child is more than an bo1r away
from its parents. Monday night the no,ice re
stored stored TWO LOST children in a very few min
utes. One little fellow was carried from the
Second Ward in Washington to High and
prospect, streets, Georgetown. The other wa;
taken from headquarters to his home on 9th
sIeet. Lost children at the station houses gen.
orally become satisfied to stay. thew become
great kindness. ~
CHARGE OF HOTEL RonrKpy-yesterdav
alternoon, special officer Harrigan arrested a
young man named Thomas Rogers, for an
Go,nip no 10 ioo room in the Metropolitan
Iotei- Inc prisoner was taken to the Central
Guardnouse and confined. Officer Harrigan
subsequently, met Assistant Superintendent
heeo ana told him what he had done, and de-
scIlDeu the prisoner. Mr.. Reed recognized the
description as that OF a man who had perpe-
Tated a theft at the Seaton House. Mr.. Reed
look the prisoner TO the Seaton House, where
ne was Identified as the person who stole two
dollars from Mr.. T. J. Duffy. The prisoner
was taken before Superintendent Richards,
VINO committed him for court IN this case, and
hoIds him subject to a charge in a more i'm
portant case.
CoNCERT.-Tne grand concert at Metzerott
Hali, to- morrow evening, under the auspices
OF the German Association, flor the benefit of
the poor,) promises to be one OF the finest of
the season. Miss Krause, Mr.. Beno, Mr..
hroeli, and Mr.. Sherman, are to play Listz's
''Ser1maris" for eight hands on two pianos
never before attempted here. Kroell's sTar-
enteIla, duo for two pianos, will be given
by the composer, and Mr.. Sherman, Miss
Schmidt, and Mrs. Cluss, will give some Of
their finest operate gems. Messrs. Martin,
wagner, and Dawson, have kindly yolun-
teered their services.
FREEDMEN's INTELLIGENCE OFFICEs.-The
Freedmen's Intelligence Offices of Washing
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE-Last evening, ABOUT
$50 O'clock a man named Lewis uber, hyln
ifol street aitempted to commit suicide by
stabbing himself in the left breast with Gag
gSr An officer Of the eighth precinct was
called IN and took charge of the woun deo man
dressed the wound, which is painful but not
dangerous
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BALTIMORE RoUGHs AND WASHINGTON DE-
TECTIyEs.-Yesterday Detectives Claryoe and
McDevit were walking down Baltimore street,
Baltimore, returning from Townsontown
where they had been as witnesses in the case
of Glare, who stands charged with the murder
OF Grove, the photographer, but the trial was
postponed. McDeyitt, who was short dis
lance behind Clarvoe, was assaulted by two
well-known roughs, George, ahas Potsy GAM
bic and Jim Myers, alias Jim Dutch. Gamble
wanted McDevitt TO fight, but he having too
much respect for his office to engage in fight
with Gamble, except to arrest him as crimi-
nal, called Off Ger No. 90 and arrested the two
Toughs and carried them before Justice Spicer.
McDeyitt told the Justice that ne did not have
the prisoners arrested through fear OF them,
but for the public good, by showing these
rOughs and their hackers that the time has
passed when men are to be murdered, robbed
and beaten in the streets of Baltimore, and the
Criminals escape because witnesses fear 70 ap-
rear against them. Gamble had threatened
hat il McDevItt appeared against him he
would not see Washington alive. Gamble
asked officer 90 II he heard any such threat.
Ninety three replied that he did not. Another
officer, named Root promptly spoke up, "Ye s!
you did say so, for heard you" The officer
was surrounded by the roughs ana fancy, and
Root showed that he did not fear 20 do MS duty.
Justice SpI1er held both the roughs in $500
bail and ordered them to be locked up Tor the
night The attack was caused, no doubt, by
the arrest OF one of CANDLES pals by Med. on
the ith Of March for relieving gentleman OF
has watch
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RY JAS. o. MoG0IRE q co., Auctoaeers.
OY NAGLB d CO., Auctisneers.
ID 6alss-reoma No. 26T Pennsylvanis avenue
nnrnar NJ nth sfraot

Nsgle q 90. viii give their personal attention g
the sale Of Real tate and Household Furniture Of
the residence Of antilles declining hossekespine.
Also to the sees Of stocks 81 Groceries and Msr-
Harness. 10. dec lily
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MEETING OF THE "OLDEsT INHABrrASrs.n-
hh,tsteIoay afternoon, the Association of the
meeting IN the Alderman's Chamber Col X
Ogie Iayloe, President, occupied the char,
assisted by Col. Peter Force and Mr. VIM, a.
DIauiey, ice Presidents.
Inc following-named gentlemen were pro-
POstd ana elected to membership w IL
EESS sr5sy., ~ y, M: Pearson, Lemuel Williams,
1naIies vincent Gilbert l.. Giberson, Charles
Bradley, Fitzhugh COyle, and James Lauren.
Mr. ]. G. Brent from the committee on the
subject, reported a constitution which was read
ana unanimously adopted
The first article sets forth that the object of
tnls assOclauon are TO cement and strengthen
the interest and associations arising ont of a
common residence for a long period in the same
LOCALITY, 10 keep alive the "reminiscences of the
pSst ana tne social and fraternal communion
OF tne present and the future. Assuming that
as the Oldest residents of the District we cher,
Ism IN greatest sollcitude for is prosDeritv II
Will De Tor the association to lend its aid in
every way TO its prosperity and improvement
IN good order, right government, and social in
tereoGrse, hospitality, and in courtesy and re-
spect to all public functonaries and authori-
nes, without regard to sectional or political
distinctions. The qualifications for member
snip remain as before, viZ:-50 years of age:
resident Of the District for 40 years; and the
payment OF fee Of one dollar.
Besides the officers previously elected thir
teen Nice-Presidents, in honor of the I3 origl-
nal States, are provided for
Mr. Jas. Clephane, who came here i'm 1s17
gave some interesting "reminiscences of the CITY
at that day: In that year he paid SIS to reach
mere from New York, the journey occupying
three days. There were but few houses in the
city then, and most OF them on Capitol Hill
W hats now the Botanical Garden was then a
park, and on the opposite side of the Capitol.
the windows Of which were then bIackened
with smoke, Congress was in session. at w hat
IS now called the Old Capitol. The first man
executed IN Washington, was hung in that
year, on Capitol Hill. His name was McIirk.
and his body was inferred ina grave ward and
some of the friends of those who were Inferred
IN me grounds resurrected the body twice, but
AFTER II was buried the third time il was al
lowed to rest.
The association then elected eleven vice pres
ldents, who, with Messrs. Force and Bradley
constitute the number required by the new
constitution. Messrs. DR. William Jones' DIR
John b. Blake, Chauncey Bestor, Lewis john
son, Thos. Hayenner, Col. Peter G. Washing
ton, Erasmus J. Middleton, Col. John y VIII
hams, washington Young, James Clephane,
and John L. Callan were elected.
Mr.. Brent offered a resolution for the ap-
polntment OF a committee to report q form or
design for certificates of membership; which
was adopted, and Messrs. Brent, Blake and
Coyle were appointed. Adjourned.
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KIDw ELL& HEND EBsON,
IN 367 street,
Dealers In all the latest styles Of
PAPER HANG1NGs, WALL PAPERS,
AND WINDOW SHADES.
Suitable for Psrlsrs, Halls. Dining Rooms, 60.
Also, on hand, fine assortment Of
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS, Rustic BLINDS,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAsSELs.
All Of which they sfer at the lowest cash prices.
sonabls terms and at short notice, in the city or
country by experienced workmen.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
SGT STREET. NEAR NINTH,
FRANKLIN HALL BUILDING,
bet. 9th and 10th sts., opposite seaton Hall,
nh l6-lm Washington. d. O.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT COAL AT ALEX
- ANDRIA, VA.
Caisf QHartsrsaaster's otes, Depot Of Washington,l
About seven thousand a ,OOo) tons Of Govern
ANTHRACITE COAL.
on hand at Alexsnaris. Va, is offered for sale ct
@ dollars Be IN 70 81 less
payment to be made in Government funds on the
as feTssn: wishing purchase should apply to
NJ. at sixth street wharf b t 81 'ssiH5GGklR
BIT Ma. Gen. and Chief :; Ws.s;sssso
IMPORTANT NOTICE.To the people OF asn
II ineton and the public generaiiy.-C
Makns and TpholstsIng RspsiriHs an, and n asns
sty lie and ct the shortest notice All orders
ly attended to, with thanks, &C., q Ne 3sS "a.
avenue: between ~ and 9Th streets, washington.
NH ~ Inn WIN. j. LIE.
uELMBQLpy IxTRACT BUOHU AHD IN
HI PR0vnD ROSE WASH cures secret and Den;
eate disorders, In al their stages, ct little expense
little or Ne change In diet, no inconvenience, sns
mediate IN its action, and free hon ell INJURIOUS
DeoDsruss. nee
HOW TO GET FARM, AND WHERE TO
ii get one. Ten scres enough. The Farmers
Dictionary, edited By Gardner. Guano, its PRO-
psrties and uses. Glennys Farming for the mil
lion. Warder, on Hedges and Eversrsens. Flint's
Gressss sad Forass Plants unr r.vrop
CAHARYI MeCKING, BED BIRDS. AND
" PARROTS, Tor sale ct No. 463 q street ~
between Penn. avenue end A street soush, ~
osIiSsS HI Eis; al Alfs.
M!A 49, y HkIHSSoLDS ixfkx0f SYl
U0Ue go - - ------ - --s'
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10y ii. Il. CLARK Auctioneer
- 372 Pa. sy., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel
Sale OF Gold and Silver Watches, Photograph
Albums, 100 dozen Table CUTLERY, Envelopes
and Paper, Hosiery, Soap, Perfumery, and Fancy
Ooods. CD 3-5t
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RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctiOneers.
pY n. L. WALSH CO., Auctioneers,
- No. . Pa. sy., corner 10th street

Sales every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
URDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, OF Furniture
Dry Goods, Clothing, Crockery, Boots, Shoes, sc.
ALSO,
Sales EVERY EVENING, at z O'Clock, OF gen
ersl assortment Of Merchandise, Watches, No
Gops. &c.
Outdoor sales attended to on reasonable terms
Consignments solicited
m 2s2w M. X WALSH CO., Aucts.
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LARGE FRAME HOUSE CORNER THIR-
TENTH STREET NORTH AND MASsA.
CHUSETTS AVENUE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 5th, at S
O'Clock, on the premises. We shall sell parts Lots
II, IL and h. in Dayidson's subdivision of Square
2S5, fronting about AZ feet 18th street, running
back III feet, improved by frame Dwelling House,
containing eight rooms.
Terms: Two thirds cash; balance in six months,
with interest, secured on the property
COnyeyansing at purchasers cost
NH c9-d J. @. AcGUIRE & Co., Aucts
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EOBSALE-The LEASE for eight years. with
l. the improvements snd Furnitures of the EU-
ROPEAN HOTEL, on the Garner of Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street. If the above is not sold on
before the LIST Of April there will be catalogue
sale soen ereafter, Of which due notice will be
given. The Hotel Is doing gooo business, and the
only reason for selling Is account i'll alth Of
the undersigned.
Inquire on the premises.
mh2l.H p. ENRICH.
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u OOF NC
II THOS. FAHEY,
Southeast corner 10th street west and Canal
FIRE and WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT
and GRAVEL ROOFS put on in the very best
manner, of the very best material, and at the
shortest notice. at very moderate prices.
Also, all kinds Of BUILDING and COMPOST
TION ROOFING MATERIALS on hand, at the
lowest prices. fe N-3m
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EQR RENT-One nice three storyI BRICK
Il HOUSE, Oh New Jersey avenue, bet. + and G.
SITS, containing rooms, with large yard and gas
Possession given Immediately. Inquire of w, C.
JOHNSON corner Of 9th and l. streets north.
NH 7-tu
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E0R SALE The commodieus and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north
east corner of North Capitol and Boundary Streets
lately the residence of Charles J. Uhlman The
property ie l75.6 feet on North Capitol street and
72 feet Boundary street. wi tn large brick DWELL
ing house and outhou SEES, and has extensive wine
cellars Of a costly character. Terms easy. Apply
to Mrs. NINA UHLMAN, on the premises, or to
FREQ. W. JONES, Attorney at-Law, 5th street,
between ID and X sts NH % cow
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WANTEp-sEOOND HAND FURNITURE.
wv Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS Of every
description. B. BUOHLY, A0S It'll street,
je8-n between g and 81, east side