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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-10

The persons who convey the cholera
dead from the Falcon to the graveyard at
Staten Island are continually dying of the
disease themselves. Last Friday another
was taken of, making six in all. A de-
scription of the way in which the conta-
gion is acquired by them may be had
when the public are informed of how the
bodies are treated and buried, of which
correct idea can be secured from an un-
exaggerated description of
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DIED

OCONNELL. On the morning Of the 18th in
slant, after long illness. HONORIA, the wife Of
John D Oopnell, In the 9TH year of her age
The funeral will take place on Wednesday after
noon, the 18th. at 5 O'Clock. Relatives and &C
Quaintances are respectfully invited TO attend.
CANTWELL. On Monday evening at o clock
Mrs. MARY CANTMELL, sgea 81 years.
Her funeral will take place Wednesday evening
at o'clock. from the residence Of her son Mr.
James Os ntwell 10th street, between aud q SITS.
The FRIENDS and scquaintances of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend.
LEE. In Georgetown, ON the 18th instant, at
twenty minutes to ten p. NJ, ALFk BED only and
beloved son OF Samuel and Ellen Lee. aged year,
months end days.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday after
noen, 1T 81 o'clock from the resioegse Of Mis- Be
craft No. ! = Besll street
Cincinnati. o., papers please COPY
sTEWART. In this city. on Saturday morning
last in the S5th year Of her age, Mrs. ANN STEW
ART of Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk papers please copyI
SHORTER In this city. on the 10th Instant
Capt THOMAS w. SHORTHR, Of St. Mary 9
county. Nd, aged IS years. Baltimore and St
Mary scounty papers plesse copy.l
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The MARKET observation-disclosures
Will he glad TO see that the police are cooper
atIng with the clerk OF the Center Market in
strictly enforcing the laws for regulation OF
the market; and the licensed dealers, who have
with reason complained Of unlicensed persons
peddlIng vegetables through the city, will ap-
plaud the Off GERS. This morning, Ofieer Bark
ley arrested Michael Ksnney for huckstering
without license: o T.. Duffy, for the sumo Of
fence; also, selling unsound provisions; also,
having a glandered horse in market; Thomas
Jones, colorsd, for selling decayed vegetables,
wa arrested by Ofhcer Bresnahan. They were
fined IS III each case.
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THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS-, FIRST SEES.
II SIOE-S- o65

AN ACT 10 protect the manufacturers of minera
water In the District of Columbia, and for other
purpose
BE i enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
senfdttreS az the Intted States of america IN Con-
grsSS assembled. That all manufacturers and ven
ders OF mineral waters and other beverages by
law allowed to be sold in bottles, hich the
names or their mark Or mari ks shall be pectvely
Impressed, may file with the clerk Of the Supreme
such bottles and of the name or marks thereonl
and shall cause the same to be published for not
Teesly newspaper published in said District of
SEC. 2. And be stfurthsr enacted That 1t il here
by declared to be unlawful for any person or per.
sons hereafter. without the .permission Of the
for sale Or to t:atc in any such bottles ked
Of cents se dr easns
or bou ght. tr cked in, for the first offence
and I'VE dollars for every subsequent offence, to
lumbia.
In accordance with the provisions of the above
law OF Congress, passed at its late session, and
approved 10y the President of the United States
July %, 1866. append hereto description of the
all persons against dealing or trafickinS in on
using said bottles, as will enforce the provisions
lst Glass Bottles for Mineral iG iY Water. marked
. Army shipn, Georgetown, D. O." and "a &
:, I'd Glass Bottles for Porter and Ale, marked
Army shinn Georgetown: d. c." and "A. &
3d. Glass Bottles "ei for Mineral Water, marked
"R A. shinn, Georgetown, d. c." and IS. This
4th. Glass Bottles for Porter and Ale, marked
.'R. A. Shinn, Georgetown, d. U. )" and %. This
bottle Is never sold.'
9Th Glass Bottles for Mineral Water, marked
"R. A. shinn. Georgetown, ID. O." and "A B. d
q. Co.. New Haven, Ot., Pat Jan. 6, 1854 -
A. shinn, Geor getown, d. c."
7th Stone Bottles for Spruce Beer, marked
"Arny & Shinn. Spruce Beer p"
9Th. Stone Bottles for Mead, marked Army &
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottlipg Depot and
Weiss Beer Brewery,
No. 81 Green street, corner of Olive,
u6-2w GEORGETOWN D. g.
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BAIL FOR CoUGT.-Last Sunday night
Frank Stewart and John Stewart, after having
spent the day In buggy riding and drinking
wound up their exercises by series of pro
mlscuous assaults on various parties, knock
ing down two men and a woman in their
course near the northern boundary Com
pIaint was made TO Lieut.. johnson, OF the sec
ond precinct, who directed officers BaiIy and
Mulloy 10 arrest them, which was promptly
done. Justice Walter held Frank Stewart IN
bail for court for assault and battery on Dau'l
Jones and Martha johnson. John Stewart
was dismissed in the assault cases and was
fined IS for being drunk and disorderly
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THE BOOKS for sale of shares of Brady's
Gymnasium will be open until the 18th. Price
OF shares =. which entities the holders to all
the privileges OF the gymnasium, bath, &c,
&c. Shares may be had at the Gymnasium,
-. II, and 80, Louisiana avenue, and all the
banking houses in Washington. .
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ADVERTISED BY SMILES is .SO=odont and 4
You use IL daily, the white CLEAN Of the pearls
between the parted rubies will prove its ex.
cellence as a Dentifrice. and the sweetness of
the breath Will attest its purifying properties
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I NITED STATES STEAMER "CANOHICUs,'
L AT PUBLIC SALE

BEpOT QUARTERNASIERS OFFICE.
BALI NOPE, M. August n. 1855
VIE be sold at her anchorage, sou'h side OF basil
at Baltimore. Md the sbove-nsmed United States
Steamer. on THURSDAY, August % al 10 O'Clock
M, together with the Boats. Anchors, Stoves
Donkey EngiLe &C., sc. now on board.
She Is a side wheel Steamer. Of 43i tons: length
on deck 9 feet breadth of beam. 20 feet 10 inches
draft. feet; has one low pressure beam engine
diameter Of cylinder, 80 inches stroke of piston -
feet. In running order. and well found in her
outfits; now only sold for want of further use by
the Government.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on the day
Of sale
By order of Quartermsster General
CIV BRADLEY,
Colonel and Chief Ouartermaster,
au il til Middle Military Department.
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IN NEW YORK FOR TRIAL George Kellop,
arrested here Tor the enlightenment of - 500
from his employers, Van Wart Il Mccoy, i'm
porters, Beekman street, New York, has ar
rived in that city in custody, and will prob
ably soon be brought To trial.
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COUGHs AND CoLDs.-Those who are suffer-
ing from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Troches." a simple remedy, which is in almost
every case effectual. The Troches have been
tested by time, and pronounced universally
superior 10 all other articles fer the same pur-
nose
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ANOTHER CASE OF CONTENPT.-Mr George
Major was arrested by officer s. T. Clements
on the charge OF creating a nuisance. by allow
ing his servant TO throw garbage in a public
alley, and was taken before Justice Walter
While the Justice was engaged in hearing the
evidence, MI Mailer denied that the charge
was just one, and behaved in such man.
ner that the Justice was compelled to suspend
the examination. MIR. n. charged thai the
case was one of malicious prosecution. and re-
fusIng 10 be quiet, Justice Walter committed
him TO jail for contempt for IL hours
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PARDoNED-The President has pardoned NJ
ID. Harrington, who, under the name of George
Orth, was convicted of larceny and sentenced
20 three years in the Albany Pcnitentiary at
the last term of the Criminal Court: and also
Mary johnson, who was convicted Of SINH
lar offence and sentenced for one year
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Msjor and Superintendent.

CHARGES OF RoBBING THE GOVERNMENT
Yesterday. officer Garrett, of the Seven h
W ard. arrested VIM. II Prince upon a charge
of stealing certain furniture, &c, the properly
OF the Government, from the barracks, on
Capitol Hill The case was laid before Justice
Handy, who holds it for further hearing
George Thomas was arrested by officer Barker
of the Seventh Ward, on the complaint OF
Robt. L. Magee, who charged the prisoner with
the larceny of three iackscrews, the properly
OF the Government, from the u. S NAVY
Yard. The screws are valued at $500, and the
accused was held TO bail for court in $500 by
Justice Handy.
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ST DOMINIC's.-The young men eff St.
Dominic's congregation will give a grand pic
mic at Seventh street Park next Tuesday.
Tickets only - cents.
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CoRFs, bUNleNs, 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. l24 Pennsyi,
vania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets or
nee hours from O. N. to S p. m. and TO 8 d. m.
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

VALUABLE LOTS FRONTING ON PUBLIC
SPAC Il. at the intersection of Pennsy lvanis and
North Carolina avenues, between 9Th and 5th
streets east. Capitol Hill. at Public Auction.
On FRlDA1, the 18th instant, at O'Clock D. m. :,
on the premises, we shall sell all Of Lot No nj and
ard east part of Lot No 10, In Square No. SO,
making them desirable lots, which Is subdivided
into q feet inches front, each running back 100
feet deep.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, u, and Is
months, for notes hearing interest, secured 10y Q
deed of trust on the premises. All conyeyancing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser
S25 down each lot when sold
az lO-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.-Wm. r. Bradford
and II. O. Mccoy have been by the President
commissioned Justices Of the Peace in and for
this District.
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EFFICIENCY OF THE POLICE.-WUshington
August lith-EdifOr Star: Permit a cItlzen
II bear evidence TO the efficiency of our police
Last night horse was stolen from my planta-
ton, twelve miles from Washington This
morning, before i was out of bed. the horse
was brought TO nv door by policeman named
Davis, and the party charged with the theft
safely lodged in prison. Such instances of
faithful service should certainly receive the
cohmendahon OF the public. NJ.
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GOLD PLATED JEwELRY and Silver Plated
Ware received this morning at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue,
third door from AZ street.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOpeers.
vALEIAARtE sTMR5NG LOT TEoETINs on

ALUABLE BlILDING LOT FRONTING ON
NORTH ii STREET, Between let and North
Capitol streets. at Public Auction.
Oh Thu hsDAl, the 10th instant. % O'Clock p.
q. McGuire's subdvisi on Of Square No. 624 Print
Ing once square, having front Of q feet by I75
feet inches, C. an alley 30 feet wide, which has
been recently paved.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance In and II
months, for Betes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All convey sncing
and revenue stamps at the cOst OF the purchasers,
500 down whtn the property Il knocked of
an 100 GREEN WILLIAMS. Ancfs
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RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE co, Auctioueeu.
PIANO FORTE AND noUsEHoLD FURsI

TCkE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. August 18th
commencing Al 10 O'Clock, We h.ll sell, at No
3s7, New York avenue. az the north east corner
81 lSih street an excellent assortment OF House
hold Fui niture. consisting Of
Rosewood Case "a octave Piano Forte, Stool and
Walnut hair Cloth Double Parlor Suite, aAru
and Lsdie and Side Chairs
Round Carved Walnut Marble TOP Centre Tables
walnut W hainot Mahogany Hair Cloth sofa aud
Hat Rack hne Steel Enersvings
BureaMs Na,hsiands. and Bedttesds, and Carved
Walnut Eedsteads
Hair Mattresses. HusE Mattresses
Feather Pillows. Boil. tiers and Bedding
Toilet Ware. Mosquito Nettg
Walnut Extension Table and sideboard, Dining
Chairs
Brussels, Three-ply. and Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
and Mating. Pare Street Hose
Large Fiat top Cock Stove snd Fixtures
Kitchen REQUISITES
Chamber Stoves. Sc, &c. &c
Intel. Rep &c. MCGUIRE CO,
an II Auctioneers.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE PICNIC OF Covenant Lodge, L. o. o. +.
In consequence OF the rain yesterday, was post
poned until Monday next. See advertisement
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PIC MICS TO-DAY.-WdshingtOn City Garden
The Friendship Club advertise a grand after
noon and evening pic mic to-day, and if the
weather improves, good time may be ex-
pected.
Fomify PIC Nic.-Help the needy. Lincoln
Camp, No. ,, Sons of Liberty, advertise a
social family pic mic at Seventh street Park
this afternoon and evening for the benefit of
the Portland sufferers. This noble charity
should attract a crowd.
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pYD.L- WELLS 6Co .Auc,,or..-.

WI he cold az public sale. on TUESDAY EVE.
NING, lNh inst, al Q olock IA. on the prem
lses, that handsome th story aud attic Frame
House, situated 90 10th street east letveen 4 .pd
n streets south Nav fard The heuse has four
teen large ard conveniently arranged rom. ana
ssituated in one OF The best locations the Die
inqNire Of the anctiOneers 49,
SlOo down at sale. Stamps and oonyeyancinR
auT u l. WILLS A On Att.
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DIsORDERLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS officers
Rath and Campbell, OF the Third Ward. ar
rested four cOlOred individuals for disorderly
conduct. They are OF the class that comes
under the regulations of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, and Justice Walter very promptlv
turned them over 10 that institution. and il is
hoped that they will be locked up in the bu-
reau till they learn to behave in an orderly
manner. They were not mere children, but
negroes ranging from 16 to % years of age
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AucttoDeer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING On A 20 FEET ALLEY, Between LIST and
I'd streets west and and streets north, at
Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,. the 18th instant, at O'Clock
p. m We shsll cell, on the premises, Lot No. 8,
In Square No. 500, having 81 feet front. aud run
ming back 3 good depth, with the Improvements,
consisting OF two Frame Houses.
Terms One hall cash, balance in six aud twelve
months. secured by deed Of trust on the prem
lses III convey anclng and revenue stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser : so down when knocked OF
an Sd GREFN A WILLIAMS Anrfx
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GRAND LARCENY.-Charles Jones was ar
rested yesterday by Sergeant Brewer, of the
Third " ard. for the larceny of a coil of rope
valued AT Si3 The prisoner is a negro, and
acknowledged the selling of the rope but de-
MED the stealing. The owner OF the rome is
John Wesse, and il was found in the possess
sion OF a butcher in the market. who paid the
prisoner so for il. The prisoner is held for
a hearing by Justice Morsell-
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. AustiOpeer,.

VERY NALUABLE BUILpING LOTS
CD II kspA1 August 10th, at 6 o clock y D.
We shall eel Lots 4, Q, 9, and Plants subdi
fronting IN "a street psst street south and Del
aware sNenue,
Also,
The whole Of original L., No ..r..,,.-.
Terms cash Title indisputable All sssTs,
ascing and stsmps IT the rurcf sser's cost sIo
down or each lot when knOCked on
Jos 7. PLANT, Rs,l Esta,e Arep,
ans GREEN MILLIAMs anct.
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
rp,,r unr-- .,.o

On n = HUINE a i hNtTIUE.
On TUESDAY next, the l4'h instant will sell
for " HON 10 may concern, ~ old Frame House
situated on the north side Of Water street, near
the corner 81 Duck Lane 90 be removed With \
hye days IRON tie day of sale.
Gale Go take place 81 o CLOCK.
Terms cash.
AMI THos. BOWLING. hurt
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PENNIES can be had IN cuy quantities at the
Star office couateF.
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by GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

kXECUTOkS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON sTREET
kORrH, Between 18th and 10th streets west, &C
Public Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock d. m d,
shall sell, on the premises part Of Lot No. is, in
street 81 the southwest corner Of ssid lot, run
ming thence east along the line Of said street 81
foot alley, or IL will he divided into two lots each
~ feet lo1s inches front, ifso desired
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest,
and secured by Q deed Of trust on the premises
All conveyancIng and revenss stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. $50 on each lot when knocked
hive days after the day of sale, the Executor re-
serves the right e. resell the premises at the risk
sold cost of the defaulting purchaser or purcha-
sers, by advertising three times in the National
WILLIAM NJ: WILSON, ExeeutOr.
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an ls-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct
RYGREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FR0NTING ON
Indians avenue, between LIST and ID streets west,
AT Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the 10th instant. at six o clock n
m: We shall sell in front of the premises l. No
q, in Wallack subdivision Of Lot No. s, In Souare
No, 573, having = good front and depth.
Terms: One third cash: balance In and n
months, for notes bearing interest," and red by
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
$50 down when the pr perty is knocked of.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
an l0-d Intel Auctioneers.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. containing
No. 4~6 street, between 5th and 9Th Rent $50
in advance. Inquire Of STARR d CO, 3O5 K
ct. between nth and 18th. au 7-6t~
LOB SALE-Three story BRICK HOUSE, II
Il rooms, with modern improvements. Also. sew
balance S25 monthly until paid. Inquire sos IS
ST, from ii to4. lau l-1mTl STARE co.
FOR BENT-A three story BBICK HOUSE with
ted on 18th street. between B and c. For further
particulars inquire of 7. M HARVEY psi q 81 .
betw een l0tn and 18th. " Stiff
Two LET-yery desirable Furnished ROOMS
i for Offices and lodging. Also. FURNISHED ana
unfinished HOUSES, near this office.
d. l.. WELLS Il Co,
an Tot corner 10th and streets
EOR SALE-The commodious and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north
east corner Of North Capitol and Boundary SITS
lately the res idence of Chas G. Uhlman The pro.
perry has 6 large brick dwelling and outho Gus es .
and spacious cellars. Terms easy. Apply on the
premises, TO Mrs. NINA UHEMANN; or to ID L.
WELLS co: Real Estate Brokers, northwest
csrner 10th and SITS. jy s-tf
EOR RENT-That handsome s story and base
= Inent RESIDENCE, No. 266 street north
having all the modern Improvements; hot aud cold
water; bath room; with gas fixtures to same In.
Quire at 400 II street: north Patent Office.
~ 2-t JAMES TOwLES, Agent
LOB RENT-The STORE No. 32I d street.
Il near 18th. 1t fronts Immediately on Penna
avenue, and Is one Of the largest and most conve.
Apply to O. b. BAKER. at the Star Once. je3O tt
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Austionser..

TkNsdEEs SILL OF IMPRONEp PROPER
AVENUE.
On TUESDAY, August 2Sth, at o clock p. m,
shall sell Oh the premises, by virtue u deed OF
trust from Geo. W. Hubbard and Clara 8. Hub
bard his wife, TO me, bearing date 18th November.
f9lios s, DO, II and -, Of the land records
Washington county. ID. C., Lot No. 6, in square
gas. frostlnR on 10th street east, Pa avenue,
back building.
Terms cash.
All convey ancing and stamps at cost Of Dur
chaser Sle down when the property IL kpocke
in i've days after the day Of sale. the trustee re
serves the right to resell the property az the risk
Ing three times in some paper published in W ash
WIN b. BARBOUR, Trustee.
au 6-eo6ds GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY EAGLB 4 co., Aucuonsers.
ID saIes-rooms no. 3ss Psnnsylvanis I

Hasie o. vim give their personal attention {,
the residence Of nmilies declining housek eS1dn0.
Also 70 the SEES Of stocks Of 0rocsriss "a Gef.
Harness. &c dec l-ty
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MOSQUITO EETTs-I have . large lot Of
Wl GAgZE AND. LACE HosoUIfO SETTs,
that ! viii eel o. very small sdvases on the
yOnH ALEXANDER,
" ~ eosw tIntl No. $40 Pa. avenue.
TEE GLORY OF NAN 10 gTRHHorHIrNees
Hsststsly Inn llf1DoLD1 1XfIxOf d
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LOB RENr-In the STAB BULLDOGS. cor.
II nef Pennsylvania avenue and llth street.,
ROOMS adaDted for the ofnces Of Insurance Con.
pApiee. Terms moderate. Location the bert in
star once. ,is0S
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AUCTION SALES.

On THURSDAY, August Is, we will sell, q,
auction, those desirable Building Lots, 4, Q, 10
IL, II, and Is, in square l57, between Mass ayenu,
and north street and Eth and 18th streets vest
Terms Half cash, balance in s ard IL mon his
secured by deed Of trust. $40 cash on each 10
when knocked of.
BOWMAN GREEN.
an E-dts Intel Real Estate Brokers.