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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-22

Coouinho NAV he tombardod. There the commercial
houses belong more entirely TO Chilans.
The allied forces may yet lombard some Spanish uues'
They have sworn eternal hate against the enemy.
1he end seems further of than Some think that
the French are conniyng at these things and aiding
the Spapiards. But OF this, perhaps, al another
Both beieerents are daily expecting tho arrival Of
ships. c ,,o ,ocs
loss OPP PROPERTY BY THE COMPARTMENT.
Custom Uonse 100000 Germ'ns and BeGns. e. co., 600
Tngiisb 3 600 900 Other Nationalties.. 100000
Nh Americans 100000 Total. sl2 800 900
less than five per cent Of the entire loss fell to the
Chilans. .sf
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Probably il will render the war more devastating and Of
longer continuance. These republics will be reused up 10
take vengeance upon the Spanads. Other small places
may be 6ombarded but there other city Of any con
siderable sze. Valparaiso had population Of $4,000
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u DIsARMRDiu
THE CHIEF ca USES OF PESTILENcE

THE CHIEF S StgSES92EE1P EsTILENcE
D1; Z. O0gRTARET's DIsIHIECrIse
States and France. , Prepared selely By. the New
Nor Work OBS p,s1fsssips Company e. their
III; III; Conan; o,s.sI.ss q s.1n.nsp. basis,
iet in charge oft Laboratory e prepared TO fur
pish its DIslsrEcrING FLUIDS for DICK rooms, nur-
sewers: .sps sSs:.pe esi:
ons. and public institutions Of all kinda slaughter
hfSss r Ssl and e, bors
90 ns End
nfect.nts in the scentide nssains of the Wosds
They remove noxiors sases and odors by chemical
they arc and no. msses
poisonous sases-not Injurious TO utsnsiis in which
es sss s.ss q sa
r. s
Dr-avAs HOUSE, ALBAxy. March 80, 1884.
10 Ms PresideM Of i6s Nsr ferE D.sss5eeisas
Dssr Sir: :. ~ e Z. r:s.sssssss g b; We
nave made many ss seo ~ an srsce .bie sor
passes all Others = remedy Assnst ali bad odors.
To "a. p,.d. Of ss l S.s s0fs l Ai Si, ls
p pssshi Sir: We pronounce It Without sxc.,ti "a
sYssy natter b eomyle:s and iost.Dtansoss
U. a. sTErsoN. Astor House.
~N. B.-Thess Uisinfectants are used b. the
scayen6ers. under the directoa Of the Sanitary
New York. /. y. - = ~
P0wELi THOMPSON. 90 CrpAR sr. NY.
Generol end Sole Agents for the United States and
the Oanadas, % whom ell orders Should be Cd
s;s !, 4. s., D.:ss,;; e. es.sr. D,:
GAM STAT, QHAIBs RKPAIRED. at No.
" Sf1 lIthsffset, between nsylvanisa
avenue end O etrest, i M
Terms Yorl mode9uoD. ~
Wosk vslfdonSF 80 Nth dispatch. ]"
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LOCAL NEWS.


OALyAEr BAPTIST CHgRcH-Grand organ
val IN the lecture room
st. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM near the Circle
An Interesting sale, supper and festival in pro-
'gTess for the benefit of this noble charity. Our
CI'izens should attend
SEAToN HALE-A festival for the benefit of
the Church Of the Incarnation is i'm progress
here unoer the auspices Of the ladies Of the
parish.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Suawberry and floral
FESTIVAL by the ladies of Foundry NJ. T.. Church,
IL and OF the Contributing Fund Society.
ISLAND HALL.-PictuIe gallery, festival and
lair OF ladies' OF 7th street Presbyterian Church
n superb entertainment.
CASTEEBURY.-Ago good bill at the Canterbury
to-nighL Singing, dane n, dramatic per-
3Ormances. &c.
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Found DEOwNED-This morning. the bodv
OF boy was found in the Eastern Branch,
near the NAVY Yard bridge. The body was
not ldentlheo. out the coroner was notified to
mold an inquest and IL is probable that the
body will be identified before the Jury deci les
upon the cause of death.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georeetovn.
CHANOIRY SALE or VERY VALUABLE
TTAy1Rn AND GARDEN FARM, AT TEN

TTAYYiRRSS AND SARDEH FARM, AT TEN:
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the Distract Of Columbia, in equity, made and
passed on the sth day Of July, A. d. 1855, in the
ehancery cause No. ~, docket r. Keene ct Al :
ys. A I. Keene OF al, will sell, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day q NAY 1855, at o'clock p , on the
able property known a. Conrad Tavern, and the
tnclosure containing ten acres, rood and thirty
pershes Of land, and described a. follows: Begin
ming for the same at Q boundary stone standing on
the south side OF the River road sixty rect south
west Of boundary of the original tract Friend
ship;" and running thence southwest forty-tw
Sesshss; southeast eighty Perchss north elS Dc.
the Georgetown and Frederick pike; thence with
said road north 2sh degrees, west thirty six
perches iand thence with q straight line TO the
beginning, with the improvements thereon The
Hotel 10 large and nearly new, and the place hes
been tavern stand for half Q century, and fur
nishes Q fine opportunity for investment. Title
perfect. The purchaser at Q former sale having
sold to the highest bidder. and deposit Of $40
will be required q sool ss the property 10 struck
of. -
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance In TIVE
equal payments, at ak and twelve months, with
interest from the day of sale the tie TO be
retained until the whole OF the purchase money is
paid. and the purchaser may, Ct his option pay the
whole OF the purchase money In oash. Convey.
sncins and stamps q The cost q the ggreh.ser
my S,stav&ds THes. DOWLfHG, Huct.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account Of the RAIN, until TUESDAY, June 5th,
same hour JOSEPH 3. KEEHE.
my O-eost Trustee.
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We WOULD ADVISE all the young men and
ladies TO attend the Festival open this evening
a. Odd Fellows Hall by the ladies OF the
Foundry NJ. T.. Church. A fine band of music
will be in attendance. Delicious Strawberries,
Cream and Flowers in abundance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01

ATTENTION Of mechanics and others is
called TO the sale Of furniture, stoves. crock
cry, bedding, carpets, tools, &c, on Saturday
evening, at S o'clock, at the old sherwood
Mansion, near the Lincoln Depot, (now Fred
Martins Beer Gardens) where bargains will
no doubt be got for the cash.
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A CLUE WANTED-Some time ago. q case
was reported TO the detectives, in the details
OF which Mexican dollar, counterfeit, wrought
in copper, was mentioned. The name of the
party who reported the case was not given,
and the detectives, having found the copper
dollar. would like to know whose it is, that
they may follow up the clue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01

l. PANTS AND VEST,
Fancy nARsrfGIhfGls:ss P Tnsrs
Buff nAk ks:Ssii e p sGsfs Breasted
fTH 91s Mp %ItSFa .ysEsys ,v,v -,
For sale at prices mardsa IN YifiH sSHEss
mson- Corner 7th St. h and ma. Az Island,
1ooA PATENT
SPR NC BED,
OF his own invention, which hes steadily In.
creased in popularity since that time. and to-day
stands
UNRIvALLED.
Combining, % II does, the several require
ments Of .Ea FEE =
COMFoRT, CLEANLINESS, PORTABILITY,
DURABILITY, AND CHEAPNEss.
1t may justly be regarded Is Q household nsces.
sity. Those who have once tested it's merits
will never abandon It for any other contrivsnce
which has yet been devised for mans comfort
during the hours devoted to repose. There
nothing 20 essential to sound health sscsouud
sleep, and this 10 secured by the use Of T1cker's
Patent Spring Bed.
For sale By
JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 co.,
my ~ lw Psnnss lvanis avenue and 10Th street.
GRAND TRIAL OF SEWING MAOHINIs
BErwEEN THE a1.. .zI
WILCOX GIBBS AND TL0RINoEi
THE WILCOX 4 GIBBS TRIUMPHANT
TR E4h fsg AND
For the WILCOX Gibbs Machine thirsy ave dis.
Ss M 4 b S
S 8 q sSs
none can dispute. IL has been proved and decided.
eHS npYnSIshsd g the wcrld that ne Wilcox
AN lQPR0V11BNT ON DOUBLy-THREAD
MAOHINEs. --01
r rsSU,r:s no p.sIsst " THAI 70 fsrss. is
i1 report q the udSss End ~ psrtoua At this
m, Hs.s ss e. 7 &: :t b:::ie
~ AsEss sss Hsb Ss s4s MfsAsS sRSDss r.
Hs.dau.rt.rs-Roon % Intslligencsr Buildios,
Pisnc 1 m1s ssgss IS. s0rss g fost Once
l::;Se; given "a Isi la "a G..as
ST. .TIMOTHYp HALL. -fHe lsAss @ Aaiin.
3see win y resansd On SEPT. =. - - 1 80
ss Sos - 100 sIs ~ s, 49, 81
'F5e 1SaEzAs y 3..xytIS. "a.
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EXCURSION To GLYMC NT.-The excursion r.
Glymont. TO be given by the LADIES' Mite So
ciety Of Ryland Chapel on. Friday, June Sth,
promises to be one of the most delightful az
fairs OF the year. The steamer will make two
trips.
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ODKoN HALL CLOTHING Rooms, corner Ak
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Immense
stock of clothing o. every variety and style
We offer for sale ~ ten per cent, lower than
any other House IN this city. Don't fail to call
at Odeon Hall. 2
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CITY ITEMS.

STRAW HATS in abundance at Stineme.z's.
No. "a Pennsylvania avenue.
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FUELoUGHED. - Yesterday. twentv-sevan
bookmnders at the Government Bindery re-
ceiyed " furlough.'
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CALIFORNIA STONE SETS, Rinss Pins, Jet
Cross Sets. Silver Plated Table Spoons Tea
Spoons, Forks and Casters, for only one Dol.
lar, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No 43s
Pennsylvania avenue, third door from Az
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01

NOTICED l.. Wells &c Co., auetioneers and
Real Estate Brokers, have removed their off ce
TO the corner OF 10th and streets.
ID. L. WELLS TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01

BILLIARDs.-A match game OF billiards will
take place AZ Miller's Billiard Rooms, this
evening, at O'Clock, for a pi izs cue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01

PRIcEsl Plain figures. Goodsl Good
Madel Well. Stylel Latest. Articlesl Cloth
ng. So reads Henning's advertisement in an
ether column. There must be something in
his. so call at his place, corner 7th street ane
Maryland avenue, and see.
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IARRIED,

EXLEr-BARNH0UsE On nat instant Inv
= Ee.: y nssdoIs Mr. THOMAS 4 EXLEY, Of
~ msssss nass,s. 70 Aiss SARAH Y. BARNH0BSE,
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THE FIRST or THE MONTH being now at
hand we would call the attention Of those of
our readers who are in want OF Boots and
Shoes, to the bean tiful assortment OF Mr.. q. +.
Cummins. No 347 Seventh street, second door
south OF Northern Market Mr.. Cummins is
q gentleman Of untiring energy and makes the
wants Of the community his constant study.
His assortment il now full fresh and complete
in every branch, and he disposes Of his goods
at reasonable prices. Give him call and see
Tor yourselves. 3
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLoTHING.-Those in
need Of reasonable clothing, or OF furnishing
goods, will do well before purchasing else
where, to read the advertisement of our neigh.
Dor Strauss, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 11th streets, and then give him call
As he keeps q good stock at reasonable prices,
and is ACCOMMODATING to customers.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- JUDICIARY SQUARE

SALE OF ,G9XERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
CHIEF ouAETERNAsTER's OFFICE,
wasHIxeToN, d. O., june /, isss. {
VIII be sold at public auction, on the premises
James NJ. Moore. A. q. NJ, on THURSDAY. , Jgn,
!, It 6. at Il o'clock NJ the following Governme =,
buildings situated at Judiciary Square, in this
One ID Bsrrack. ~ by IS feet
One I'D Stable, % by q feet
One ~ Dead house, l6 by l6 feet.
One ~ Guardhouse. 10 by "a feet
Ths HSED M Be sOd sng and
Terms: Cssh, in Government funds.
Byt. Maj. Gen. and Chief d dus EU s2ns.scr
LIST Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- LOWELL BARRACKS
Chi0 QuarternTastsr' Once. Depot Of Yashinstos,l
~ Washington, d. C., MAY 81, 1850 Z
viii be sold at public auction, under the direction
OF Llen1enant oionel James M Moore, A. Q. NJ
m. the Government Buildings. comprisine IsNe n
Barracks, situated near the Circle, in this CITY
Two co Additions to same. each sxI6 feet.
One a. storehouse. l2xl2 feet.
One % Post Hospital, 241lls feet.
one 9usItermss,er storehouse, 29x32 feet.
Twol2l Additions to same. each SIS feet '''''
One Addlt,on to same, l5xs6 feet.
One ID GuaTdhouse, l8x4 feet.
One ~ Addition 70 same, lOx25 feet.
Two ~ Mcodsheds, each 7xln feet.
Two 90 Lott OF Fencing and Posts.
One I'll Lot OF Fencing
Five t5l Sinks. each 6xs feet
One I'D Sink. 6x9o feet
One tll 0ffcers' Quarters, 2sxso feet.
One ~ Addition TO same. l2xl4 feet.
One q QgsIiers for staff Officers. aixss feet.
One - Addition to same. 2lx5S feet
One tl0) Quarters for Band, 2ax62 feet
Two CD Barracks, each AXIS feet.
s:s i.f fs4 is1 feet feet
Two Cd Washhouses, l1xl2 feet
One I'D Ostlers' Quarters, I6xa4 feet
One I'D Ostlers' Quarters, Nx 4s feet
One ID Stable, 2lxl00 feet
One ID Stable, 28x7l feet.
One ID Guardhouse, 24x54 feet,
One Il Building. l2xSI feet
One I'D Coal Bunk, sxle feet.
Two( 2D Water Trouehs.
One % Flag Pole. rs feet long.
The Buildings will be sold singly, and must be
removed within fifteen days frem date OF sale.
Terms: Cash, In Governments funds.
d. III. FUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
yel-td Depot of Washington.
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M aRETN : wTLLIAHs, Ascre.ssss. :
HANDSOME PRtyArI RHsTpENcE ON sru
SIH6e,Pasf ccs sfai naScf sHaoH Ax6f8f6

GMEbkis6SY, the stn az 70, q June psr, =,
Lot No = ssskrs No Is. ssvi1s Ven b MI
s seEss :sGsS :as :s sif ,sr.:
.Ihs sbes. yrossry 4. g scoa location Tor ..r
The bsst 1Assxtsl end vorkma 1ship sA "
Iss.s ne 49,. III sssn: ssanes IN ~ ~ twelve
prenisee All conveyancine ana revenue stsar-
IS g ne soss q TIE ne pSfchaser. s1oo dow VI
nin'sssai GRHzs wrrLIAns.Apn
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COINS, buSIeSs, Ciub and Inverted Nails,
Enlsrged Joints. Caiiosities, Vascular Excres-
cehees, ana other disorders Of the feet, sue
SurEeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. l24 Pennsyl-
xaha avenue oetween ~ and 6th streets. CT
nc ho"r. nom q. m. 70 S D. m !. and 70 D. n.
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BrHK.TAaLsssHs CO.. A .ssS:s ;s.S 49,,
n. PARK fsH s5sS REst sAhsi 10 81,

fHs rAHk i H sS5sS2 HIs!AtSafkEr. .e sss
On MospAY.5.nsf a. AT = 4 A SesadS Sc., vim
sold, yithest ressrve, the F.rf Hsuss Rsssss rsnt
10. SAY p street. under deed Of trust % r. 81.
1eeins comprising ell the Goods and Ohsttsls q
sead mouse, - per schedule. - = =
Ths Lease of Hon. ALso o;.a Lot ,ass gees
we enumerate:-etatuary, Oval 4irfers, Her
I'm. pale, Paintines. Fixtures Of Bar Room.
Isbles, 8 Bound and other Tables, Cooktns stove.
s Hsnss;n SookinF Stsnsils g. sofa, bI 1ooa
sEashstands, Barssas. I Ds.k, ga ~.
me- NV Viii e sAs MK.wALsh xeSkoHi nss,
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NEW FIRM.-By advertisement elsewhere il
VIII be seen that Mr.. Alex. X. Shepherd, sue
cessor 10 j. W. Thompson SC Co, plumbers,
sas-ht;ers, &c, has associated with him in his
business his brothers-Thos. NJ. and Wilmer =.
Shepherd-both Young, active and energetic
business men. The firm will he known under
the name of Alex. r Shepherd & Bros.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rtin, No. a6e 10Th
streets, between ID ana T.. New French Art
Decorates China, Wood, Silk, &c, durably,
equaliRg the most beautiful painting. The
latest French goods wholesale and retail. In.
structions free. - q
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ORGAN CoNCERT.-An organ concert IN
Washington - a novelty, because we have
had no instruments of sufficient size, power
and compass, to attract attention But we
nave now one IN our midst which may be IA
Norably compared with the finest instruments
Al the county. There are In New York two
or three larger organs, but none possessing
FINER qualities OF sound. better material, or
more Harmonious combin atoms than that at
Calvary Church. Mr.. Erben stands at the
mead of orgsn builders. Mr.. CT. w. Morgan,
who has attained TO a celebrity as an orgauist
and composer almost world wide, has been
en- gagged play again this evening, at the
calvary Church, and no one who has not heard
him should fail TO Attend
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FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUo-

On RIDAY, the lst day Of June next, at siK
O'Clock m, shall sell, in front Of the premi-
ses, the following described property
Atwo-story Frame House and Lot, No. 455 n
street north. between 18th and 18Th streets west,
fronting Ia feet street by 100 feet deep ne
foot alley. The House has rooms and can he used
O. Grocery.
Terms cash. $50 down when Knocked of. All
conyeysncing and revenue stamps at the expense
Of the purchaser.
my 70 ID. L. WELLS co Aucts.
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The SHADE TREES Previous to the rebel
lion, CREST care was taken to prevent the shade
trSes from being killed by horses tied to them
nlbblIng the bark from them. II was a very
uncommon thing for our citizens to tie horses
70 trees, and very certain thing for them to
De fined whenever they were guilty OF doing
so. The law has been almost lost sight of
during the stay of the army in and around the
city. and many beautiful trees have been en-
urely destroyed. The trees in many places
have been removed, and Young ones planted,
and our citizens now ask for the stric: enforce
ment of the corporation Law. 1t hoped that
me othcers VIII respect no party in the en-
forcement of this law
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FOREIGN OPISIoS.-Extracts from English
TESTIMONIALS, giving evidence of the efficacy of
ssBrosOn's Bronchial Troches.o
II have derived greater benefit from the
fTreches' than from anything ever tired"
bRoOKHoUsE BOWLER.
citation, London. -
II never knew such wonderful cure for
Hoarseness." r =
w RANDALL. Oxford Music Han.
81 have tried your sTroches,' and can testify
60 their efficacy" CHARLES SLoMAN.
The English Improvisator.
ssThe sTroches give great satisfaction"
T. W. X. LEE, Editor Loughborough Monitor.
ssNery beneficial In clearing the Throat, wher
compelled TO sing, though suffering from cold.
AIysLEY COOKE,
Ofthe Royal Italian Opera" Lendon.
MISS LOUISA PYNE, Of the "Royaf Italian
OPERA" speaks Of ssthe Troches," In the high
est terms, and uses them constantly to clear
and strengthen the voice.
For Coughs, Colds, and TIN eat Diseases, the
Iroches are invariably efacae,ous. -
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AUCTION SALES.
IFor eAer Asefon SaIes see fourth paes.I

IFer eaer Aseso. Sale, see .f0srtl pass.I
BE- s.s.s SG H. IS avenue.
a.. . *: e e.. Il, e; ,s; ;sss isss. Z
f a:sss: 6 6. ever ds''''a aor:' ar
We shall sell .. our ..Ie.room.. No. ass Rsna.
.::ert@sns q y.mile Gros:il.:. Tss:, SC: 900
Bhins Vine, .es.l. sholss GIs!s., barrel. ois
milk boxes Canned Fruits, Vegetables and Meats,
IL /. &C. sAaLr CO.. Aue...
WILL BE sOLD-On SATURDAY, June :, &C
w WI Wall Co. Horse Bazaar, . Bay
been worked in single And double Sssness. IL
Pr GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
4sgF Rasf IeEs EEeST
AND = STR1ETs NORTH, AT PUBLIC
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June, at O'Clock
.. m, we thal sell, on the premises, Lots No. Is,
and a.pS ana running bach y
sa T ssf ass K. .s s .s:Ts
10 be Catholic church erected.
Terms cssh. All; conveysneiug sod revesue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. $40 down
jei.sOSds GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auc.s.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. BEING No. $50
NORTH slDk OF MASSACHUSETTS AVE,
between 18th and 18th streets west, at Public
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. the stb d ~ of June,
Lot No :, .eoOrdiSs 70 pssidsons sS5aiSi.iSn
in Square No 49,, having q front Of @ feet 2 Ia
ches. and running back about III feet a a alleS
with the improvements, consisting of a frame
house with rooms. Possession given immedi-
ateiy.
Terms One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust the premi ses
All convey ncing and revenue stamps at the coat
of the purchaser. 500 to be paid down when the
lei GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auct,
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MEssRs. YATES & SKLBY. Dry Goods Mer.
chants, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue, an
nounee TO the public that having laid in their
stock before the recent advance in the market
that they are selling 1t at the old prices. Pur.
chasers are requested 70 examine their stock
before going elsewhere. Q
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON b STREET
SOUTH and Intersection Of Maryland avenue,
between Sd and IA streets, Island, &C Public
Auction.
ON FRIDAY, the Ist day OF Juno next, ut o'cIk
m, We shall sell, IN front Of the pt s-nisee, Lot
No. U, In Square asa having 10 feet c'es 'front.'
This property affords an opportunity for any cue
wishing TO purchase q valuable building site.
Terms: One half cash; balance. and o months,
secured by deed Of trust en- the premises. Ali
ceRveyapcing and revenue stamps ct the cost Of
the purchaser. $50 down when the property 10
sold.
my Esd GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auets.
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tonic endorsed by physicians. 1t Is not q con.
coction Of spirits; IL 10 pure, imported Wine,
with medicinal properties approved by physi-
the h,ood' "a " ,hs Nv, .,;s.s eii uia.es
For fine Table Wine, ask for I'M scat Perle -
SOLD everywhere. Stewart & Thomas, Agents,
Sill eth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01
by J. 9. MCGUIRE & co., Auctiopeers.
Pr GBEEH WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

The LEASE. FIXTURES, AND GOOD WILL
OF a REsIAURANT, on the Corner Of 7th
and streets north, opposite the Northern
Libsrty Market. 81 Public Auction.
On FRIDAY. the LIST day of June next, ct sig
O'Clock p m, on the PREMISES, the lease HAVING
three care 10 run. with Fixtures and Good Will
Of he we'll tnowu Restaurant kept by Warren q
Esln, which will be SOLD TO the highest bidder for
cash.
GREEN WILLIAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01

Together with general sssortment OF Furniture
my Sd yG jas 5. sosSfRk CO.. Auc..
SAL. u Hk SSSESwk6esh hSspi ETHaIkEDIsGs Ar
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viii be sold At Public Auction, on the premises,
r. q fssyss
na as's 4, ~ O'clock m he So,s.nnsat build
northern terminus Of seventh street vest, a. fsis
Fifteen llsl Hospital Wards, each "A nv ,us...
One Ro:Iitsl Ward, 2. b g feet.
g: Pi.iPs Room Room g 3 3 = i i:ss
One One Wa Ts .s., os; e y % beet.
Tss.s SnWas srls . o. I: s asss Sy 10, fact,
- Due ul Tank and Stand " ~" w.t.
6 se iS p s,Dsi s.ss X (, tcs e..
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SS.:G iI:: :s "a S.sS ,Hsa.:. pby7sss..
Tsolsl PI..E wsiits.; * 81 so feet.
BSg Isiss kHs'i ATTACHED 70 rHr HOSPITAL
sns Sss sssf 3 s. 3 i 3. feet
4 4ss s si siSi, By s!e fss; sy feet,
One a. Guard House. ls By . feet.
: 2Ssass: B. e isS ~ y ls y feet
Foot WaIks.
The buildings will be sold singiv. and must be re-
moved within ten days from date Of sale
m, Be- 81 Ma. Gen. and of S::ss. s::s;:::s.
AuorIoN SAIL Hug RiFUsE wooD,
8. N.yrYa ~,
WASHINGTON, May a. less.
Win be sold Of public auction, to the hirhest
bidder, On SATURDAY NEXT, June 3, at Il n,
at the Washington Navy Yard. Let Of
RkFUeH WOOD. CHIPS, &c,
which viii 3 arranged in parcels, for the convs-
Terms: Cash in 0ovsrnment funds.
Articles 10 be removed within six days.
By order of the Command ent.
CHARLEs y. LArHBoP,
my so-st ksyal storsksspsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-01
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS
RY JAS. Q. McG0TRI . CO.. Aoeeo,.,1.

Rf JAS. q. MCGUIRE co., Auononeers.
SALE AT THE STORE SATURDAY MORN
ING June ID, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK. viii
Rosewood case s.ostsve Piano Forte, by Gilbert,
leatirely new Velvet Carpet, large size,
Together with general assortmept of Furniture
and Housekeeping Articles.
my Sid JAS O. MCGUIRE A On Arx,.