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GALE OF STEAM BOILER FORCE PUnPs
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, Sc,
comprising
THE WATER WORKS AT GIESBORO, ID O.

HaAhiaston, ID. C., June ~, 1856
by order al the euaTtermaster General. there
under the direction ~ Captain George T Brow
Ing. A. Q. NJ. on FRIDAY. July Is 1850 AZ II
o'tloC & NJ the following described public prop
ONE eIEAM BOILER. 80 feet long and . fac,
IN diameter. with Two - inch return ues ~ aaa
OF inch boiler l. on, with All the ssary ,nur
gicle valves, feed pump, sm0keStsck aui hood
steam gauge, tAshcrUtt' 5 pa, Mt CRATE bar, ras
pings, reducing pieces. &C. a in good order
Ttn NUhTHING1DN STEAM FORCE
h' re power each, and each CA DNhle of Iunlning
and foTcirg 100 ,OO gallons OF water per day t'o",
hect'd with The % are the requisite valves glaah
couplings, henos. elbows. double valve oil ~.ns
Sc. These Pumps are com pa atiyely neg and IL
complete working order " "
large qusntity OF WATER PIPE. as follows
=, o. o so Jet 6;in5h cast iron Water Pipe,
SOo feet pinch wrought-iron
t6i feet s-inch cast iron 80
. eco feet / a inch g g
Leo feet l-inch
Thirty lone CAST IRON FIRE PLUGS Ctvras,
Ts bends stop cocks. elbows. f4ur- Die ces
dc all in excellent condition, together with All
1HE 1oOLS. &c, required tor making alterstions
and repairs In water pipe, such pipe. cutrinS
punches, Canlkirg tools. g..
The Depot is accessible by water. and vessel. ~
the largest class can be loaded az me wharf.
Terms lash. IN G.verument funds.
Deliveries will be made 20 purchasers on or he
fore the first llstl day of August next.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sale
Any further Information that may be desired
Will be given upon application, in person or by
letter, to Captain George 7 Browning, A o. NJ
Giesooro' d. O. or at this I paIE; rxN
Brevet Brig Gen U. ). A, In charge
Je 0s First Division. Q. NJ. G. o.
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IFDEHSITT.-The government has allowed
ID" corporate authorities OF Annapolis, Nd
IL" sam OF S6-23 as indemnify for The damage
tCre % .Ee building known as the Bail Room
which was used during the war as a guard
ho-s". and having been partially DESTROYED
BY IRE " hike so used.
IA man, over sixty years OF age, named
Jat CT Selling, was arrested for an attempted
RAPE on tse person OF a little girl only four
Nsars OF age the daughter of JIr. John Herman,
residing IN Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. The
child was seriously injured.
e Mrs. Mary A. MOsely, OF Syracuse, COM
n.Tf,d suicide on Tuesday last by taxing NOR
Phin-. She was Spiritualist, and believed
Il" could be present with her husband an spiri-
~ " ell as II body, and this is thought 20 have
t''n one OF the inducements that led TO The
saC az.
e. The congregation of the Franklin Square
Presbyterian Church. Baltimore, have voted TO
sustain ILeir Pastor. Rev. Mr.. Lefere, ia sep
aIatng from the General Assembly OF The Old
School Presbyterian Church on account OF its
recent aCEiCn wIIh regard 10 the LOUSY VILE
Pres hytery
- In 1s6l il was stated as g fact illu stra.ing
the patrIo-ism and self-sacrifce among he
colOTrd people the town of lawrence Mas
tina hey had iust sent one-tnrd of the entire
population 10 The war. The fact was literally
tue The entire colored popula ION consisted
OF Il man, his wife and one child. The man
enlisted.
~ln YaZoo county, Miss, a negro preac her
recently made application 10 the Probate J ud ye
for license 10 sOlemnIZe the rites of matri-
mony, at the same time exhibiting a certificate
that the Conference with which he is con-
p~cird had licensed him as a loyal" preacher
ne application was refused, as be was not an
Dreamed minister.
r~Tbs Reverend Mr.. Dean was arres ted in
Cess county. Mo, for preaching without TAX
ing The oath. He - now in Jail AZ Ipdepen-
dence, and refuses 20 give bail. Seventy Fl We
preachers have been srrest ted under the ne w
Constitution.
eSTen years ago there We're no. more than
TIRE CT four thousand acres planted with vines
IN tbe United States: now there are not less that
tTo millions Of acres so planted. Formerly
American wine vent begging AZ one dollar per
gallon, now 10 sells as fact as made for from
two 10 six dollars per gallon.
Rltis generally believed in England that
France Is supporting Italy in the present Eu-
rOpean conflict with the expectation of receiv-
ing IN return a oessiou of the island of Sardi-
Ma winch she wants for the purpose Of IN
ertasing her maritime advantages IN the Medi-
tPrransan.
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STEAM ' EssELS on THE Att AsTIC.-The
rlyal Lines on the Atlantic between Enrope
and America are the Cunard and the Inman
Both are English companies, the former being
supported by an English mail subsidy of over
$Ht.tco per annum. The fastes, vessels ofthese
lines are the Cunard steamer Scotia and the
1IDan steamer City of Paris. The Scotia Is
the champion, having crossed the Atlantic in
aeout nine days. The City of Paris, however,
from Liverpool IN nine days and six hours.
he shortest trips across the ocean are those
trCn Queenstown TO Halifax, the steamer
China having sometimes brought intelligence
from Europe TO HALIFAX in about seven days.
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Spring ARRANGEMENT NOTICE.-The
- Steamer CAMbnlDGE, Captain
T. on. T. LEo T. EPp Till Ee,nms her EESs
leaving her new pier, 11O Light street wharf. be-
twsen lee and barry streets, Baltimore, every
Point, Double Minis Oxford Clora's Point, Wal
ZACH 3 Landing, Cambridge, Hughletts Wharf,
from the Eastern Shore she will leave Ned
tors,s Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
DAY at / p m, stopping at all the above men
TONED landings for passengers and freight, and
reaching Baltimore ats q. m. Of FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb Is IF
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Samuel Humphrey ct a.. j
Z 6is Emit nonIe.-

'aniuei fuH WI 81 al s,s Eo,,,y po,.s,-
William Down. ct al. ''' A41''s Do'Ae'''
William Miller and James E. williams the
trustees appointed in the above entitled cause to
make sales OF the property in the proceedin a.
therein me mite ned having reported to the Court
that In confOI nifty with the decree passed in said
cause. they on the 81 day of May. A. d. 1885, sold
Lot in Square 696, aud the improvements, con
sistins OF small frame house; slse, Lot = In the
same So uare, to Jebn G. Weigond. for S77s Is !;
also, Lo; s. in the came square to Ellen Hake. for
S92 IS: also, Lot 4. in ihs same square to Law
renee Mcmahon, for Sle2.63; and they furthe- re-
port hat at the same time and PLACE they uf.e- "a
the prices offered being deemed inadequate and
unreasor able. and believing a ale Of the rem ain
der OF saiG lots wouid he injurious To the
Of the parties to the said cause caused coutiuna
ton OF the ssis 10 be postponed usti the 18th Gay
OF May, A. ID. 1876, st the same place aud hour aud
further report that on the llth day Of Ma, A J.
1856 they sold Lots and s, in the said Square 59s
to sc. sthelpm: for S2e4 as also. Lot Z. in the
same square, to William Downs for the sum of
Sl9l SO; alec, Lot g. in the square. TO James
pe~ss Tor lg7 Is; and that the said Villas and
James Downs. being heirs ana party defendants to
the ssid cause, pray Ell thar he amount of the said
purchase money be detucreG from the amount to
be allowed them in the distribution of the pro-
And further report they sold Lots O. 10 AID IL, in
the SAFE Equare. to Richard Barry, for S6aO So
also. sold Lot II, in the same square, to r. Jacobs
for SPINAL; also, sold Lots r. II and Is in the
esmc square, to Richard Barry. for S1C074: and
further report that the said purch have COM
gate amounts realized from said sale was the sun
II lie therefore by the Court, this 10th Of June,
A. ID. 1866, ordered. that the said gales be ratified
aid confirmed, unless causs to the csntY arv there
OF be shown on or before the 18Th day of Jnly A
a. 1885 Provided copy OF tits order be pub
three successive weeks before the said 18th day Of
BY order Of the Court
tru. COPY. Test-R. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
lie 90 3tAsW
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AUCTION SALES.
5xi JAS. L. MCGUIRE q co, Auctiooe,T.
MAYOR : OFTIcE, Orr HALL,
= a

Z.
SoTox, june z, 1876
BY virtue OF an arr OF the CITY Conueiis ana IN
accordance herewith, 1 shall Offer for al. 20,
cssh, to the III CHEST bidder, on SATCRDAY aa.h
irstsnr in frOnt Of the City Hall AZ tn hon ~ =,
M Tho exclusive right and privilege of nsino he
several Corporation Scales until the frat dsy 81
July. lsh7, for tbe purpose of weighing hay ira
iCdeer, oats IN the straw, and live stock situated
al ale following ylaces.
No Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets west.
No 2. In font Of Northern Market. at intersec-
ton OF New York avenue and street north
No 5 In front of Anscostla Engine house
No. and No are newly erected scales. and
have Deyer been used The cid scales will be sold
70 the highest biider for cash at the time aud
plxce
TIE following IL the tariff Of rates which the pur-
cha entitled 20 receive FOR every load Of
hay. straw. focder, eats in tas straw Weighing
oEe thsESand pounds or less, Is cents; over one
thousand POUNDS, 20 cents; and tor each anu every
bundle, bnle or package OF the same, 10 CENTS for
veigfing live stock, two cents for every hundred
pouDcs
Parties purchasing viii be required TO comply
With all the provisions OF the act approved 2ist
February lsks. entitled An act to establish pub.
he bay scales ara for other purpos~-.''
Richard WALLACE Mayor.
c. McGUIRE CO.,
y y e0f1 \
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RY GKEIS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneer..

1MECUIoBs SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
SHEET BAsT. BETWEEN SOUTH AND
srsEsTs, NAVY YARD.
On InSksbAf. the 9Th day Of My next, at
sarthsriiy Of will Of W. W. Conner. deceased.
~tieh h,.s ne.n duly admitted 20 probate, and re.
corded IN the orpnsnr' Court, In the Di.trict of
Columbia, TO Wit Part Let No II. in square s2,,
ieonren ieet south from the northeast corner
OF --id lnt. running thence south IS feet: thence
vest Jas feet j iaeh, thence north IS feet; the nee
cat feet inch 70 he place Of Begin ing, with
the imp rove ments. consisting sf a tvo storv
Yrsme Hou,e. With Kitchen, being the real estate
Ieff ~ taid deceased.
Tsrm. Orc balf ossh; baisnce in g and n
months. for notes bearing interest, secursd nv a
desd of trust on the premises All eonveyancing
ana v-yepuA stamps ut the cos. Of the purci,sser
9 90 doS ben the property IL knock "a Oft; and
Htbe terms not c0melied with within 4 ve days
sfter tine ssy 81 sale. the executor reserves the
risht ree 81 the risk and cset Of the tsultins
purchaser, By sdyertising three times In the Eve
ming Star.
WILLIAM DIXON, Executor
ye1-sokds G&EkN wILLIAHe, Aae4.
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THE EVENING STAR.

ISCcsrIsTEsT.-A curious case of incon-
sistency WAS exhibited during a recent church
triaI IL scotland. A compOEitOr on the Glas-
gov Herald was accommodated hy his
church Tor working at a case on Sunday. The
case was appealed 70 the General Assembly,
when the most rigid stickler for enforcing the
rules of the church was n clergyman who took
the ground that all sunday labor was un-
necessary and sinful The composition quickly
extir gushed the minister by producing a copy
of the Glasgow Herald of that Monday morn
ing, containing verbatim report of q sermon
prsae he'd by the reverend gentleman the day
cefors. and then the manuscript sermon itself
IN the authors own hand writing, and finally q
letter written by The same reverend gentleman
tothe editor of the Herald, which letter was
written on Sunday, and asked that his sermon
shoCld appear in the next mornings issue
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ALCOHOL BARRELs-Casks designed 10 Re
filIt d with alcohol may be made tight, we are
informed, by the application of a solution of
one pound of leather scraps and one ounce OF
ONalic ac,d IN two pounds OF water, TO which
IS gradually added three pounds of warm
wafer. This solution Is applied with a brush
The inside OF the cask, where il RAPIDLY
oZId!zes and assumes q brown color, and IS
insCiuble IN alcohol. Such a coating closes all
the pores OF the wood: and is said not 10 crack
scale of.
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DRUPOsALs FOB FUEL

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, Z
PATENT OFFIcE BUILDING. June l.. lsj5.f
Sealed Proposals will be received al this De-
PsItment until Il clock on SATURDAY, the
San Instant, Tor furnishing for the Of this De-
partment:
go tons 2,240 lbs TO the ten OF the best quality
white Ash Coal. furnace size
lotions 2,2fO lbs 10 the toni the best qua lity
Red Ash Coal, stove and CRATE size.
lS0 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
~ cords best Bakers Pine Wood
The wood to he delivered at such times and in
such quantities, during the season, as may be re-
CURED
samples Of the coal 10 be exhibited t. the engi-
neer In charge Of the furnaces. and any delivery
OF the above not satisfactory TO him will be
Jected. Satisfactory arrangements must be made
* T the correct measuremeRt Of each.
For the convenience OF bidders. separate propo-
sails viii be received fer the coal and wood.
Bond for the faithful performance Of the con-
tract IN double the amount, will be required Of the
successful bidder.
Proposals 10 be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Interior, and endorsed : PROPOSALS for Fuel y
w PENN CLARKE
Je l-law4v Chief CLERK
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81 The EGs,on, Pa, papers announce the
suoten death OF Edward Lowell, OF that place.
bale standing near his house. IN he full en-
lryment of health, h. stopped down 70 remove
an iron hoop which was living in The road. and
~ Ihe same moment experienced a severe pain
IN $ back. He immediately became uncon-
sCIJLS, and died the same night
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PROPOSALS FOR GOAL ANp woop,

SENATE or The UNITED sr.rFs
Once 81 fhs Ssrs-aEg g. L.,
s,n Washngfsu, June % lsSS
eealed proposals will lie received AZ This ofE -
ubHi ~ clock noon. 90 SATURDAY the IAN
cay OF MY nelt, for thu deliver, o. seven M,
SSteu tNI Tons 1870 peundsl OF large Egg or
sIesmboat Furnace WHITE ASH COAL. thor
Also, nifty cords beet PINE WOOD, thoroushlv
The Coal 70 he weighed and the wooa ,0..,
BY the Chief Engineer OF Ills sssis, ant and nsrsS
away In tie Sci ate vaults under his directinD e~
The " hole of the Coal and Wood 70 he AM,
on or before the Slst Of August follouips icS
~ GEO. T SHOWN
.0-Ct1 AZ. y
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GCSPOWDFR MARKs-Dr. Davies, IN 4 re cen
number OF lhe London Lancet, states thai be
has found the following treatment most sue
cessful- Smear tie scorchsd sUrlSce with ely-
CerILe. by HeiB> of a feather, then apply co.,
ton :. adding. lastly, cover with oil silk. In
one cass The CiscOIOratiOn was very great the
parent looking more like a mummy chan 4
living icing. Il entirely subsiGed ID mcnth
~ lie abO,S trpa -rupnt
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e Kate Smith Il courtezan. was brutqIIy
bUIet-T'd on Wednesday afternoon. 1T No 80
France street, y. Y. by Jerry O. Brien, a re-
TUNED Ferian, whose mistress she WAS
brifn was ac-ua'"d by jealousy, and after
tht MURDER attempted - cut us own :hrnar
The WOUNDS ne in licted upon himself were
serious, and he was removed 10 the Bel
Ievup hOsDitaI
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AFAsT FUHEEAL.-Tbe peop!a OF Holland.
Nr-i-rn massach u~stfS. Were no. a little sur
pa cd the C,.i' = cay 10 see ne sexton driving
MIC 'DUE a 4 brisk pace. IN a ligh: trot.L1 y
So Teton buggy. with = coffin Strapped 10 the
AXE and a funeral procession coming up in
The rear as fast rs possible. Indeed, we are
EVIL Z in 4 .ast age " hen people are carried 10
the crave a. IN" rate Of ten miles an hour
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II edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0.
H. TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. fSsndava m excen,edl

The Quickest and most direct route TO Richmond,
va ana the SOUth. via the Pototaao
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf G. Sttsz.--S
Washington. to Aqua Creek ana ss.~rsal&sS%
klci riond, FredericsshuIg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich
mond a, connecting there with trains the Rich
uCrd and Petersburg and Richmond ami Dsnviile
baliIoa1s. Tor Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington.
aaieigh, Greensboro, Salisbury. Charl otte and
Chester, 5. q.
Steamers Keyport and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday morning excepted) At
~ o. IN. and . IN, aud arrive in Richmond At
2 ~ .. and q IA
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
hny Miles Shorter ald "a Hours Quicker than
any ether houts.
be sure and get Through Tickets via AnuT.
Greek and fredericksburg, 10 HichmOad, at the
Com paDy Office, corner OF Penna. avenue and 6.h
street, or on board of the boats. Baggage Checked
through.
Cnlnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be IN
feeulhess 10 convey passengers aud baggage be-
tween &c OTIS ;n Richmond
- Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon. and may have an opportunity of visiting
several battle fields near Ereaercksburg by stop-
ping at that yolut
Breakfast aud sup on board Of Steamers
GEO. MATTINGEY. Suet., W a. hington ID q
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Washington
c. NJ. HAEEY,
apS-ly General Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
'osALs FOB wooO AND COAL

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT June q 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be received az this Denart-
mSnt Tor the delivery Q ID sisrzse II
400 tone 81 beet quality WHITE ASH ANTHRt-
OlTE COAL, furnace sizs 2sO lie. 10 TIE - \
lite. to the ton - ~
To De cslivered between September !, 1855 ara
January l, ls7 Also for
Zoe cVrd. b, st quality sas oned OAK WOOD.
so corr best Rs kersi PINE WOOD
Tie ~o,d to he delivered at such time and in
suSn qutntu - ss may lie re luired.
res VIII he receives 81 this ofsoe until July 10
no Ire Department reserves the right 20 reject
Gil or any part OF tae hsds
NJ b'cs VIII he considered unaccom panied by
sstsisst'ry evidence OF ability 20 MI tue eon'rsot
B oLMSTEp.
yesz-otlO Supt. Poet once PutIfinc
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pr GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
ID street south. between Sd and 4th streets east,
At Public Auction
On FRIDAY. the 10Th instant. at 611 o'clock D.
m, We shall sell, on the premises. Lot No 10, in
square 7h3, having II feet l01z inches front by la
feet incl hes deep, with two story Frame House
containing four rooms and Kitchen. This property
IL In good location for any one wishing to pur-
chase q snail residence -
Terms one-third cash; balance and Il months
secured by deed OF trust on the premises All
convey ancing and revenue stamps at t5e cost If
the Pun chaser. $50 down when the property is
sold. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
je20d sncfioneefs
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f. A. Jersey City, lanes O'ReiIley al
tempted To drown his wife by throwing her in j.
20 ID" Morris Canal Their son, aged H.
jumped IHiO tEe water, seized his mother by
the Ealr. swan her 10 the shore. and upheld
her uu:I she was drawn out oy persons whom
her screams had attracted. O'Reilley was
arrested
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81 New Orleans letter of the I4th instant
say thar two men were arrested there ina,
morning. charged with complic.,y in the As.
sass NATION % President lincoln. One admit.
soIle association with Booth, while the other
CenIss al knowledge OF The affair. Both are
strangers IN thai city. and II was understood
Were 70 sent - Washington.
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RY J. O. MCGUIRE 3 CO., AuctioneeTs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS, near the Navy Yard. with one com.
psble Building Lots on Capitol Hill, Ia neigh
Under and By virtue Of 8 decree in Chancery in
Docket Of the Supreme Court for the District Of
Columbia, passed In said cause on the 18th day OF
May. ls6, shall off for sale. at public auction,
estate Of the late PetSr Ls.e OF the
or MOHDAY, the I'd day of July, at O'Clock
IN the afternoon, In 'front.' OF the premises part OF
Lot 2, in Square north Of Square ss3. fronting Is
OF 9th and street, south Abou. three blocks from
the principal Navy Yard gate, containing $40
And Immediately thereafter, the northeriy Dor
on OF said Lot fronting IA feet 5th street east
and running back l32 feet to Canal street
Also, on same day, MONDAY, July 81 at 81
Square s49. fronting 20 feet on Virginia avenue,
near street, and between 5th and 9Th streets east
and running back 81 feet. together with the dwell
ing thereon consisting OF q substantial and com.
eontainlng seven rooms
On TUESDAY, the Sd day Of July, at O'Clock in
ne afternoon In front OF the premises, all Of Lot
petween U street and South Carolina avenue, and
running back lis feet inches to centre Of square,
e.. Aso, part Of Lot in same square. fronting 80
r. The ren erect east, and running back ll6 feet
Lot No. 3; ON 10th street, will be subd videa into
W. io.s, hsvipg each q front of 81 feet, with q
Terms One half cash; baisnce in six mon ths.
with interest from DAY on saie 70 he sacnraS hr !.
note WIN Ss,s,i.etory endorsement. Deed to De
snn N o. last payment All stamps
Title perfect
Adspo:it Of sa3 cash win be required of the pur
case Of subsequent non compliance with the
jeeeo G. McGUiRE Co. n ucts
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1SY v II. l. WALL & CO., Auotionee~s
~ south corner Pa avenue aud sth street

The undersigned announce. in contemplation Of
having TO ITO France this fall, tn at they will fer
Ior sale. at public auction, under direction or
Me.sIs. ": l. Nsll i Co, Auctioneers, bv cats
ltgue, on HONDA. July =. ut ga clock, at their
store, No. All Penn avenue. corner of A. stree
the balance of their choice stock 81 pure bottled
!" ines. french COrdials and Liquors OF various
kin6s- on hand some Years. com prising an assOrt
merit OF aooui coo bottles, as also several barre s
OF M " hisky, Bran y, Gin and Lii luers in de ai
yohns. and cases OF Nun q Choteau Latouretta
Champagne scotch and London Aies, &c. PR.
vaie families, especially for this season of use IA
well aleT=. may find it To their interest To a.
teLd. Can te ex anined previous to sale
R CROMELIEN & Co
% 10 W. L. WALL * co Ancts
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EIGHT BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING ON
SOUTH STREET, Between 9th and Eth SITS
east at Public Auction
On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, at 6Is o'clock
p m, We shall sell. on the premises, Lots 80, 81,
g. So g. IS, 36, 81, being subdivision of Lots and
10, II SQUARE No. S3, having Is feet A., inches
frost each running back q good depth.
Terms One third cash balance In six and twelve
months secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
ofthepurchsser. SIS down on each lot when the
property IL knocked off
And the terms are not complied with In ten
days after the day of SALE the owner reserves the
right TO resell at the risk aud Of the default
ing purchasers by advertising three times in the
Evening Star,
je 2O-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts