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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers.
- No. 926, corner 9TH and ID streets.

VERY HANDSOME PROPERTY On THE
SOUTH SIDE OF SOUTH b STREET. betweea
New Jersey avenue and let street east, IL being
Heuse No. 2s3
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, we shall sell, in
front Of the premises. at clock D. m, Lot No g.,
in subdivision of square No. $50 having a front Of
feet. with depth Of Is feet, to q wide alley.
The house cont aims eight conveniently arranged
rooms, besides the attic; high ceilings and wide
passages, large parlors, water on pavement, and .
l6x26 feet, conveniently arranged. The yard con-
tains choice Truit-spplee, pears. plums, grapes.
roses The property 10 In the most healthy locality
in the city, in an excel ent Heishberhood, and
int the Capitol grounds, which will make it
very valuable ss . private residence or place Of
business.
Terms at sale.
Persons wishing 70 examine the premises pre-
vious to sale are respectfully invited 20 do 60
Possession given Immediately. Title indispu
table. GREEN WILLIAMs
Je sd AuctioueArs
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CITY ITEMS.

THE MAGIC FoUNTAIN.-This celebrated
soda fountain so long1known as "Julihn's,"
near Willards, is now located in the Ladies
Soda Saloon, corner 18th street and Pennsyl.
yania avenue
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DIED

SACTER This morning about half past ten
o'S i aARY FLsRENCE, daughter Of Mich.
seI =: and mary A.. Ssnter, aged weeks.
spectfvlly Invited 90 attend her funeral from the
reside nee OF her grandmother, No. 292 Tth street
between Il and N streets, TO- morrow afternoon at
four clock.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioue.r,

AUCTION SALE OF Two-sroRY FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, on 7tn street west Aetween
and Boundary streets Rerth,
On MONDAY, the llth instant, ct 6 O'Clock D.
m, on the premises, Lot Ne. 5. in Square No 4.
having IA feet front, 90 sest deep With the i'm
provements, consisting Of q we'll built TIVE -story
frame house, containing good rooms
Terms cash $50 down when sold.
Je5-d GREEN WILLIAM Ms, Aucts.
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ARRIVED at Prigg's Dollar Store, i3S Penn
sylyania avenue, mourning Ivory and Pearl
Cuff buttons. Ladies large Necklaces with
Beads.
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LOCAL NEWS,
ADJUSTMENTS. &c TONIGHT

i II.
GIovEEr-Tbe Csntats of "The Flower
queen, or the Coronation of the Rose" by the
young ladies OF The second District School az
Growers thIs evening, l. expected to be a bril-
EAnt affair. The floral ex hibition Will be pro-
. cuCed with fine effect, and the chorus will be
gwen eGIo,cnty by more than fifty voices.
st. PkULs CHURCH, corner Of II and IIth
StTeetS-GoOd music. choice variety of edi-
Dtes' and pleasant company, are a part of the
attTaSiIOns AZ the straw berry festival soon to
close az this church.
WESLEY CHAPEL, corner of 5th and + sts.-
The attractions AT the strawberry festival in
me lecture room of this church, are suffic Gent
10 insure the qualifications OF all visitors.
ISLAND HALL-Music, tableaux, splendid
ooIIect.On of paintings, choice eatables, and
courteous attendance, all TO be enIoyed at ISL
ard EaI, where the fair and festival for the
oereft OF the 7th street Presbyterian Church
ls IN progress.
CAsTERBrRY.-Ify you take pleasure IN good
music, with the attractions of the ballet added
and desire to laugh and grow fat, call at this
popular place of amusement
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DROPOsALs FOB FUEL.

Qpartermaster'. Ole, U. s. Afariss Corps.(
Sealed pro,o,., va !. a. t liz. once
until THURSDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1880. q 7
Ie,ock m for sSgpy.s WOOD aSd S0. ,a 70 ne ne
FISCAL year ending soth Of June. icy; Ins WOOD %
piled, measured and sctsd at such points with
In the walls Of the Marine Barracks - may be des-
igDated by the commanding marine sfcer, Tree OF
expense to the United states The coal TO be best
white al suthr egg coal free from duet, and
to Wsish $40 pounds 70 the ton; to be weighed in
snecte3 And delivered &C such points within the
wallis OF the Marine barracks g may be Designated
by the commanding marine efhcer. free OF ex peuss
to the United States aad both wood aud sosl 70 be
commsndine officer, showing the quantities re.
ouired, agreeebly to regulations.
Payments will be made upon the receipt Of ac-
counts duly authenticated BY said commanding
The right is reserved to reject all bids consid.
cred nreasonable.
a gH.s.ntes to be :igned BY two rssponsisls per.
the United States District Judge, United eeotes
District Attorney, Emitted States Collector. must
accompany each pfoposai. otherwise 10 will not BE-
considered a - Il
70 b endorsed proposals for Fusl." aad ID
dresssd 70 the undsrsignsd e..cx =
~ U-lavlw na,or Aad ouArternAsisr.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

WASTED-A BED ROOM In a respectable
w neiehborbeod i'm Georgetown Address
stating terms and location, Box 7O7, Post once,
Georgetown. References EXCHANGED je7-3tr
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT MIL.
~ LERS NEW STORE, 1O1 Bridge street.
SUMNER GOODS, snch ss Dress Goods in great
variety, shawis, 80 Bareges and Crspemeretts,
Housekeeping Goods, Cloths and Cassimeres
Linen prills, Goods for Boys wear, Parasols,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Calicoes at 10, l2ll
~. Is, 81, S1i cents. Brown Muslins Is, Is, ID, Is
cents, Colored Alpacas Is to 621 cents. Black and
Goods and Black Shawls. We are selling our
Goods very cheap. Those in want ef good goods
at low prices would do we'll to give us cali
my l5-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER.
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A HUSHASD IN DIsPUrE-YesterdayS u :
sana Garner was arrested by officer Uurand
on the charge of making threats of violence
towords Rebecca Miles, ana she was taken
sanA has husband who does not live with
her, and she charges Rebecca with entieino
him from her and also with making threats
towards her. Justice Walter held Susana 70
bail TO keep the peace. Immediately on the
conclusion OF this case susanna charged Re-
beeca with threats, and officer Grant arrested
her, when she was also held TO bail by the
Justice.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A. OK RENT-In the Star Once Building at the
l. corner OF Pennsylvania avenue AID llth street,
L6DGSG hooMS teams sn1 ow o
b. BAKER, at the Star Office. my 2j.f
EOR RENT-In the STAR BUILDINDS. cor
ROOMS aSansS ,r Avenue and th
% va! isI ston Apply to C. B. BHkER: & tsa
otar Onice. my IS If
FOR RENT-In the STAR OFFICE BUILD.
street. ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or any
the beat 2 Washington. Apply to O. B. BAkER,
star Once. my IS If
,ss sis7 G,cs
The RestauTant and Bar Room; large and COVE
ana h.i on the oS, sSoSs' We so%n.tss
ss the .nsD. "i nsg .sre
This Restsur ant Is in the best location In Wash:
and ss.y fine
ASSOCIATIONS large committee meetings, trades
.ns mus, the as +
c r. fRss w s q. s.f s
FOR kERT-One nice three story Brick HOUs e
containing min rooms with large ard and gas ind
water; Possession given immediately. inquire
0 j. S s:im: 'ohNsoS' corner YIN ana L '"' north
FGRs s Ini.E,d GtfGa5setSvP lurPi.asd and
Apply nssg ;aa sh s or q.
"a Fayette street, Georgetown. my 50 Wv.
LOB RENT-A new first class four story BRICK
u HOUSE, Penns ave, No. %, bet. Path and
auire Of DR. NEWMAN. w n my ss.ist m
LOB SALE-4.I6O ACRES OF LAND in Ran.
= doiPh county, We. Title indisputable. Terms
reasonable. Will be sold in tracts to suit purchas.
ers.. For quality Of land refer to Hon George r..
Latham, M O. from West Virginia, and W. D..
WaRach. editor Wsshtneton Star: For title in.
mack . restaurant, 202 Pa. avenue. This land will
positively be sold.
sp3l-H THOMAS q. FORD.
CENTRAL HALL,
~ Corner Pennsylvania Av. and 18th street.
Over Nagle's Auction Rooms
certs, Lectures, Balls, &c.
These Halls are very large and spacious.
ian Sl.n NAGI,E m
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The NATIONAL BANK OF THE METROPOLIS
"A misCheyous telegram lii the New York
fT1dLfe IRON Washington, TO the effect that
the National Bank of the Metropolis of this
CITY was IN Difficulty, seems to nave created no
little Excitement in New York. The Commercial
Advertiser of last evening SAYS:
Wal; street Is excited Under vague rumors
OF bank failures. A despatch 10 the Tribune
10 the effect that the National Bank of the Me-
uopoiis, OF Washington, is in difficulty, is
magElhed INTO the failure of that Institution.
then. by Confounding of names the failure
OF the National Metropolitan Bank, of that
city, WAS announced; and next rumor, by in
ference, jumped to the conclusion that two
banks an this city were in eli iculty. said banks
} being the agents of the two Washington inst-
tutions, and one of them the largest institution
III this city.
"Tbp whole affair appears to have arisen ont
Ct misrepresentation on the part of the Tri-
buEe agent At Washington. Dispatches have
been received here by several parties from
"asnhg 'on TINS morning, denying the Tri-
Dunes statement 1t appears thar about the
tune OF the failure of the Merchants National
Bank the Government Gisbursinp officers
drew rom the National Bank Of the Metropo-
lis about oIe million dollars, the demand be-
Ir-pCnptiy met through the use of securities
owned by the bank.
Subsequently, an official inquiry into the
CoLcI'ion of the bank was instituted, and last
week the Comptroller pronounced the bank in
a peT.et 'ly sound condition. The corresDond
ent baTk IN this city know of no reason why
the aShIEgton bank should be In difficulty
and have had no adyIcPs indicating ANYTHING
Of the kind RumOr made n blunder IN attrlh.
Utng diff Guilty 10 the First National, that bank
beng no longer the agent of the Bank of the
Metropolis
1.-The Crotcn National Bank is now the
agent Of the bank, but we understand has
uOrhInC owl ing to it from the Washington in
Su,uiIOE- The rapIdity with which these ru-
Tlo-s spread, the earnestness with which they
were discussed, and the effect upon the stock
market. illustrate the extreme sensitiyeness of
Wall street relative to the standing of the ma
iCnsl bsEks. Stock operators attribute the
origin Of the report to the famous speculator
IE Ere, rs ruse for bear purposes: the infer
euCe may be natural, but we are not aware
shat i; has any truth in it,
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REAL ESTATE SAILS, by J. G.. Mcclure q
Co. AuctioneeTs.-Part lots and in squars
5eS OF East Capitol street, TO N. Phelan for .:
cents per foot. A frsTse dwelling and lot on l.
between sIh and 5ih streets. 20 r. II. Bos.
we'll Tor $f,k25.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon, Mr.. VIM
Ii. Reed, OF the Paymaster Generals Once
and Miss Katie Schneider, daughter OF A
Schneider, Esq, OF the Fret Ward, wer,
married az the English Lutheran Church. b.
Rev. DR.. ]. @. Butler. After the ceremony
the happy couple were accompanied 20 the
depot BY many of their friends, and left in tho
40 train for tour TO the Lakes
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pY NJ. X WALSH & CO., Auctionetrs
- No. 2s5 Pa. ave-, corner 10th street.

SALES ON UESDAY, THURSFAY AND SAT-
UR0AY MORNING AND EVENING OF THIS
WEEK
Commencing at 10 O'Clock in the morning and 8
O'Clock in the evening, embracing q Inc sssort-
.lent of Dry Goods: Hosiery. Muslins, Shirts and
Drawers, Lawns, Towels, Table Linen. Skirts,
ready made Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes. Hoop
Skirts. Umbrellas, FsaCy Goods, Segars, Crock
cry and Glassware, Clocks, &C, &c.
Also,
In trent If the Store. in the mornings, a general
asssrtment of Household Furnitare. sc.
NJ X WALSH & CO,
re 7-ThF NJ WE Mot huctioleers
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QY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aue5io.ssrs.

ACTION SALE OF A BuILpfse LOT ON
S MSsT ST. BET. Sd AND 4s sTRiETs
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at O'CLOCK n.
m, We shall SELL on the premises east half of 10,
depth, running back TO 80 foot alley
Terms: One half cash; bslsnce 10 81 4 And tvelve
months, secured by Q deed Of trust on the prem
Uses. All convey ancins and revenue stamps M the
co.t Of the purchase. $50 down when sold.
esd GREEN WILLIAMs Aurts
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STRlJGR, BUT TRUE.-That corns, bunlons
bad aIls, etc, can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms
i24 Penn. av., between u and 6th streets
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IHE DISTRICT -NOLUNTEERs-The first
-.I-eC meeting of the District Volunteers was
held last evening, 81 Temperance Hall, the
president, Col Jas. A TAFT. in the chair and
Lieut. Wa. Young secretary.
The special committee on the proposed re-
JLlon and picnic made 4 report, recommend
iLg thai the reunion take place At the 7th street
Park. sOmetlme in July, on which occasion n
EeXpecied Jos. H. Bradley, Esq, will deliver
81 address.
II was stated by the Chair. Major Clark, and
O,neEs, that II was desirable that some time
would be set when IL would not interfere with
O. def-aCt from the Soldiers and Sailors Fair.
cow progress.
The report of the committee was received.
ana the whole matter was referred back to the
committee, which was increased to ten, to
make all necessary arrangements
The committee appointed at the last meet
ing 20 require whether the Presidents order
IN TeIa:lon 10 giving the preference to soldiers
ar sailors IN the governmental departments,
&c was carried out, stated that they were I'M
able 10 make full report. but could state that
generally the order had not been carried into
effect One OF the committee stated that he had
uT ders'OOd that the order was adhered to at
the Government Printing Office, and another
member denied the statement 1t was also
as serted that at the Navy Yard proper the or
der was strictly carried out. but that recently
IN a discharge from the ordnance side of the
yard - discharged soldiers were dismissed
while men who had not been in the service
were retained. One OF the committee read from
tie report Of the Secretary OF the Treasury to
Congress, in answer TO resolution, a state
ment showing that lO2 males and l2i females
we're employed who reside in this District, and
o. this number but IL were reported as having
been In the service. In one bureau where
there were about $50 persons employed there
were but four soldiers
The committee were granted further time
After about fifteen honorable discharged SOL
dIerS had been admitted TO membership and
the transaction of some other business Of no
public interest, the meeting adjourned.
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WAsHINGToN, GEoRGETowN AND ALExAN-
DRiA RAILRoAD-We have received from
road. a note, contradicting the statements afioat
IN the papers that IN injunction had been
granted affecting the operations Of the road.
They say no such transaction has taken place
TO our knowledge, and we have no reason TO
believe such great injustice will be attempted
on the part Of any one"
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Buy your Paper Collars for 80 cents a box at
3@t Pennsylvania avenue.
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RY WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctionssn.
PggLIG SALE OF A FRAMl HOUSE AID
s LST On s Ia sST1FHf MEsr' MAJ 81.

On M0EDAI The nth DAY O. June, Isss. q
Il he 's Is. :. Az
Lot No ?, n square No. -, Of TIE Plaza q a.
on Isl street vsst. "a srtsndins bScI v3th a.
.idsh us fsstt inehs. Nth the inprovsa sus.
Terms:' Ones hird cash; the residue 4. g. 4
months, BY two estss sati0actorily sseurs1. Ard
bearing interest from the DAY sale. deed givso
STAMPS ut the cost Of the purchaser ntbe tsrms al
sale are not consisted With Within Ave dsvs iron sks
property at the risk end cost Of the
shsssr, on giving two dsys' notice % the Isssiss
kt1t&ds WH. L. WALL q 90, xrcts.
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DkOP0sALs FOE FUEL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Z
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, June /. lsoS.S
Sealed Proposals will be received Of this De-
partment until Il o clock n. on SATURDAY, the
3th instant for furnishing for the Of this De.
partment:
500 tons 30 lbs to the ten) OF the best quality
White Ash Coal, furnace size.
100 tons go lbs. TO the toni the best quality
Red Ash Coal, stove ana CRATE size.
$50 cords best seasoned Oak Wood,
% cords best Bakers Pine Wood
The wood to be delivered at such times and in
such quantities, during the season, Is may be re-
eamples Of the coal 10 be exhibited to the enRf
neer In charge Of the furnaces. and any deli very
OF the above not satisfactory to him will be re-
iected. Satisfactory arrangements must be made
Z the correct measurement Of each.
For the conve niepce Of bidders. separate promo.
sails will be received for the coal and wood.
Bond for the faithful performance Of the CON-
tract ~ double the amount will be required of the
Proposals TO be addressed to the Secretary of the
Interior, and endorsed - Proposals for Fuel "
W. PENN CLARKE.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

EXCELLENT THREE STORY AND BASE
MINT BRICK HOUSE AND Lot, ON ara
NEW YORK AVENUE, AT PUBLIC AUO.
On THURSDAY, the l4th instant, at O'Clock d
m, we sb all sell, on the premises part OF Lot No
in Square No SIS. fronting Ia feet by 80 feet deer
containing LIE feet, more less. with the i'm
Brick House, containing eight good rooms, with
water In the kitchen.
A fine chance to purchase q comfortable resi-
depce.
Terms One half cash. balance In six and twelve
months. secured by deed trust on the mi ses
All conveyancing aDG revenue stamps at the cost
nf the purchaser. SltO down when the property
j. sold
ieS-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Tuesday last the
residence OF Mr.. g. @. Belt was entered by
thieves who thoroughly ransacked the draw.
ers, bureaus, &c, in the various rooms taking
away jewelry and clothing which they selected
The fact was reported TO Detectives Clarvoe
and McDeyitt, who yesterday arrested q man
named VIM. Smith on suspicion. and search
ing for the property found II at pawn ONCE
where il had been pawned by Smith. They
carried their prisoner before Justice Morsell
who sent him TO Jail for further hearing In
the search for the goods the Detectives found
al another pawn ONCE three mourning dresses,
one trimmed with white lace, three shawls,
one 4 mourning shawl, q ladies salt and pep
per colored coat, and one gents light coat, all
pawned oy smith, which are held az police
headquarters 70 lie identified
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AUCTION SALES.
fdls I1rEREooS AND m M. .o


faMAkrskSooS AVID ro-xoxRo0.
81 p 4 r S.LLs W o. B., I.s ..4 ...i L.
rSfIGf 1i nasK ~ sSSSs AND s.ocr.s
near wiilsrd: Hotel Hotel g kscscs ''ni' '''''''
.ssi ell. on d. srssi.s.. All thsi i.rs. Fr.Ss
Building, part % Which e tee .tores .nd tss sl.
tenant s thereto aoa %... ms1s.s aud srss..,
store. and hnoss g = faItes M.Iks.: .os d.
feet ssreet sy 20 feet 10 depth 90 iith stre.t,
s1s sed ...s, throssssut =: lease he. .s. .ol
=: :s::s sssrsaissSs Tor Il: Ss.i.s.. e; .s.os
Ground rsst $50 pc. month.
done Su.iss.. az $500 yes sssl sss si'
An conve, snsips ssd stamps 1t purchssers en-.
be cold all the personal property in said baiie,aS.
small as.ortmeut OF Groceries
COUNTER, Meat, ana Platform Scale.
marble TOP Table,, Csoppins Block,
,sss ' ''0'e 'nf E&HfsLiLs CO. A.e,..
b '" D. I No. sol P.H HSSdSssf.i avenue.
STOCK AND EIxrUREs ors D. BURT q
FRIDAY next June 8. at 10 o'clect, at the store
avenue, We shall sell ell the stock Of Gsots Fur
nishins Goods, B.ots ssd Shoes, 6ne assortmeat
Of Cutlery and Pistols OF various kisds, Fancy
Goods, &C.
Al.O. Store Fixtures, Cases. &C.
Sale Continued in the evening at ~ O'Clock.
Jeb W. b. LEWIS CO., Aucts.
RY WM. l.. WALL a CO., Auctiooeers.
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
50 Lie. av. bet 9Th and 10th ste.
SALE OF HORSES; CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
&C. &C.
On SATURDAY MORNING, juno .. at 10 e,eloos,
Se siII sell, a. The Bazaar, Q number OF Ssddbs,
Carriage, and Work Horses, "a full descri ptioa az
sale,b comprising shout
FIFTY HORSES.
MANY good Work, Saddle, and Harness Horses.
ALSO,
Five new Express Wagons, with and without Top.
built in this city.
ALSO,
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
sies;; X. okswsys, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One Hack and ore Coupee. in coed order.
Also,
New and Second hand arness Saddles, CARRIAGES.
&c. at private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays. sed
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale
Je6 W. l.. WALL 90. Aucts.
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ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MuRDER.-The
Alexandra Go-ette says that on Wednesday
night, about 10 O'Clock, six negro men from
the Freedmen's Village, at Arlington, after
failing TO obtain, by means OF false representa-
TONS, quiet entrance into the house Of James
Mertbur, which is situated on the west side OF
the Washington turnpike, Just beyond Four
mile Run, kicked open the door, and, after
knocking down Merthur, and shooting his
wife through the right breast, robbed the
house Of Its entire contents. They tried to
choke Mrs. Merthur 20 death before they shot
her. The one who knocked Merthur down
was told TO kill him They fired at a little
girl-Merthur's daughter-who was shrieking
from the window. So intent were the villains,
however, upon thieying, and so fearful were
they that one would steal more than another
that Merthur was allowed to escape, and he
making of rapidly to the neighboring house
for assistance, they became alarmed and hastily
decamped- Mrs Merthur recognized two Of
them, who had been in the habit Of coming 70
the house for milk, and who had, before kick
ing open the door, tried 70 obtain an entrance
into the house, upon the plea of buying more
milk Officer Chipley, with squad Of negro
soldiers, furnished by Col. Lee, started for
Arlington, Thursday morning, TO arrest the
two who are known, and, If possible, TO cap
ture the entire six. "a more brutal attempt TO
rob and murder il has rarely been our prov
Ince 10 record.
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~ GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auetionssr

INC on laTH Stiff EAsT. BiTWHEs b
AND = srR1BTs NORTH, AT PUBLI0
On fRIpXI, The 18th day Of yuss. ct 8 O'Clock
Il, 10, Is and II, In Square No Sss. having rood
fronts and depths, and running beck - . So-foot
alley.
The above property IL cultivated for market
garden, and adjoins the property which there 10
20 be . Catholic church erected.
Terms cash. All conveyancing end rsvsaos
stamps q the cost Of the purchaser. eas down
isi.soSds GREEN q WILLIAMS. Ascss.
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RY o. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON EIaHrH

STREET EAST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June IL, at half
past clock, shall sell, the premises, part Of
Lot 8, in square No 500. fronting 81 feet Eighth
streetesst, between north A and Massachusetts
avenue
This lot will be divided into three Lots, each
fronting q feet inches
Terms: One half cash; balance on q credit of
81 4 and twelve months. Notes to bear interes
satisfactorily secured. Stamps and convey ancing
at the cost of TIE purchaser
lie Sd G W ROTELER Auct