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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsrED srArEs PArESI oyrIcE,


On the petition Of Horace 7. Robbins, Of Boston.
Mass, praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the l4h day Of September 1882 for improve
ment In Shuttle guides TO Looms, for seven years
from she expiration Of said patent which takes place
on the 18th day Of September, 1886,
10 ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Once on MONDAY the 9Th day OF August next
at IL clock, and all persons are notified to appeSr
and show cause, u any they have, why said petition
ought not 10 be granted. .r4 wv
Persons OpPoslng the extension are required to file
10 the Patent once their objections specially set forth
10 writing At least 0sny days before the diy OF hear
ing all testimony nled by either party to be used At
the said hearlng, must be taken and transmitted in ae-
oordanoo with the rules Of the Office which will be
nishsd on application.
Dispositions and ether papers, relied upon tssti.
mony must be hled In the ONCE t0sny days before the
day d hearing the arguments, any, within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be Published In the In
tIhgener aud the RErUBLIoAS, Washington, D. @,
and In the Journal Boston, Macs, once a week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said publications to
be At least sixty days previous to the Day Of hearing
T, O. fHEAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s5ESdsor; q ths above paper. will please copy
containing this notice. js7-lswsw
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AZ Y0R,s 0FFICE:

WI WAtnIN0rON, d. Q. !, juno 7, 1866.
hereby publish aud m AXE known that the CoIasnis-
sionera who held the election Monday, the 4h in.
staut have returned to the Of the following
persons having been elected members OF the Board
OF Aldermen Board Of Common Council and Assessor;
FIRST WARD Alderman, John D. TuTton; Council.
men, T. Drury. AndTew Carroll, aud Clarence b.
Baker Assessor, George " Kidwell
SECOND WARD.-AldOrmAn, J. Russell Barr; Coun.
cilmen, A. J. Joyce II. Clay Stewart, and s. L. PeuRh
Third wARD Alderman John, 7. Given; Oou neil.
men, George W. Calvert John W, simms, and b. Y.
MOrsell Assessor, W, d. Downing.
fouRTH wARD-AldeTmau, Elijah Rdmonston; Coun.
eilmen, VIM. H. Valley, VIM. W. Moore, aud Charles
II. Anderson,
FRra wARD.-AldermAn, James A. TAiti CounAIlmsp,
John v. 5ryan, william A: hulloy and John W. Mead
Assessor, Thompson Van Riswiek.
sIxrH WARD.-Alderman, Donald MeCathrani Coun-
ellmen, Thomas harche, VIM. Talbert, and John H.
Peake. ri.
sEyEETH WARD,-AldermRn.C Crosby s. Eoyes; Coun-
cilmen, John Dudley George Wright, and William T.
RICHARD wALLAOH,
jes.N MAYER
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Tho General Land ONCE has just submitted to
the Secretary of the Interior for his approval, a
special certificate authorizing the State Of Iowa to
locate 3, $50 acres indemnity because of the dis
posal Of equal quantity by the United States as
arabic land in Benton county, which has since
proved to be swamp land. List No. 4 has also just
been submitted for 422 acres enuring in place of
swamp land to the State Of Missouri under the act
of Congress passed September 2s, 1850.
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Club.
At meeting Of the National Union Club" Of
this city on Wednesday evening, 1t was unani.
mously
ResOived, That the following gentlemen compose
the executive committee Of the club for the ensuing
year:
Hon J. r. DooLTTLE. Of Wisconsin,
Hon, EDOAR CoWAS, of PennsylyAniS.
Hon. o. II. BRowsISG, Of Illinois,
Hon. GREEN CLAY sEITH, Of kentucky.
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of DaeOtah.
TINT. CHARLES KEAPP, Of District Of Columbia
Mr.. SAMUEL FOWLER, Of District Of Columbia
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1t is reported that owing to the great reduction
in the AmOunt Of official business transacted in the
War Department, number Of clerks will be dis.
charged during the present month, The clerical
force Of the Bureau Of cOlored Troops, 1t Is said
will also be considerably reduced.
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40
AoDsi' '"e "''"ue'Pna n'"iue'e'' - W
w nu"s "-oAy
AN enthusiastic writer IN cambridge,
Massachusetts paper, says he would rather live in
that pleasant place than dfe anywhere else.
ACCORDING to the Frederick MIDI Er-
SrT'ns'' the late rains have greatly improved the
growing crops In that county
The Fenian geese who were gobbled by the
Michigandsrs have been let loose again among the
"biddiss"
InR children OF Israel were once severely
p .n LOT ad9ring aJal" cay Let tho iadis'
" ~, - I 70 ,
IHk new YORK society Tor the prevention
O,uy " .n'%'' nS'ns %sp 80 y, ~. 0lD''
.Ssr;,,.a,, - NV '" W
oHIii, IN consequence OIL tne neaVy OUT
goes Of the war she Is wasing against SPAIN Is
ABOUT 70 treat her Inhabitants 10 the luxury OF an
' -
DANihb HoBiNsoN, tne eui'or vi 'ne nhaiie
FARMERS Almanac dieu ~ haho"eli' IN mat
state on the 10Th ut and mis- VIE on the day ioi-
lowing
Tur internol revonue COLLECTOR Mt I,ouis.
viii. has ,.,,.a ,h,o. hrndr.a h.,r.i. ~ vh,.lv
for the non.paying Of taxes and frauds during the
past month.
Mrssps Rowvv RDos A. 10 NJ A,exor.
All, ". .h.,..d In ,no.na,.,,sr, h.v. h..n
honor.h,, .oo"i,,.d III. ohorn. 70. ,,,,hou,
dorI, D.I,oior, on. In a, ,.,n.o,.
:, :,
Il, =, 0oo -, ~, ~ ~; or ,oo ~. +,
,nn,, ~ .hor, .,d h,,,I,.n, o.un.;cn u ,r,,.h
a. doI,.,, r., I. ,.,,;r.a e. ~. .,,a,.,.
~,
oArr' MENTOR, Vi tne celeDra'eu Meh'ors
pana' was no'"Ny WOUNDED oya burglar VINO en-
tered MS mouse AZ newport NY, wednesday
uO,,.,1s uouuSin. HIN ''' ' '''' Wv '''''
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inh leS,ueh. anu oeoie'"iy S'"aiu WIN
a''eno 'ne isyinB u 'he douglass monunon. corner
s,one' NJ ou''aso' On my not On 'n" aay
aoie 70 "'enu' 'ne ceremony VIII DC postponed I'LL
congress adJoufns'
CHILLED cast-iron projectiles are now be-
ing made in great numbers in England for u'o' in.
stead Of steel shot, in penetrating armor plates
Ihe ehilins, II 7" SAID Is carried to the very core
Oh the proJeonio'
The celebrated Cavour irrigation canal,
from the river Pc to the Ticino, In Italy, has been
completed. This is the most important irrigatiug
canal in Europe, and has three hundred and sixty
works along Its banks.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says the ship
ments of coal from the different mining regions of
for the current year amount, thus
far, to 4l45 l4O tons being an increase Of 977
tons over last year at the same date.
Ep,xz Josvpu Cun,Or ,yoo L;IIod IN, in ;,r.
In. NJ. ,n,n. .b,I. .,,.,,n,,nr a. ,n,n . .uu..r.
-, 4. p,,,.t p.r,-,,. u,.-,..,
lie fell upon his head and lay senseless with his
lower eItremities parayEed for forty eight hours,
when he expired.
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,.,..a -. go cI.,,.. . p.ss,.u CUT ~.
'nu 10 - $500 - " nv. ~
Nv " NV N, 49, W, ',"-.., -
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n"e gIea'iy "Iens'neheu inc o0h'euerAnou party
"a 'ao n''.''n r'o''noeS' Anu '"ey mo gaming 'he
r's'NUn' ~ ." qua,S oSu ,""' 'uo
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sxpenasd for the supprviion q Indian hostilities
and for various military expeditions against Indian
tribes during the years 1854 and 1865.
The bilto incorporate the Canal and Sewerage
Company Of Washington, was postponed Till Mon.
day next.
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lation. as given bv Senator C,snrr.. Of that
State, durirrv the debate on the question of
admitting Colorado. AZ lsO 600 10 100000,
showing rapid increase. while Colorado,
for various reasons and causes, has been
constantly on the decrease since the census
Of 1861, when its population was reported as
25,B26, with a vote AT that time of lO.59O |,
now not over 5000 legal voters in the
Territory. Our neiRhbor gives what pur.
ports TO be the census of Colorado as far
back as 1860, putting il, at that time, Mt
34,23l. Prior to 1861, what is now known
as Colorado was a portion of Kansas. Utah,
New Mexico, and Nebraska. These figures,
IL correct, show that from 1860 to the sum.
mer or fall Of 1861, the population decreased
from "a ,23l to 25, 32s. nearly Q, 900 in n ain.
gle year. 1t has steadily decreased ever
since, and will doubtless continue To decrease
until mining is more successful than Il has
been.
In reference IN the renorted " complaintsr
of the people of Colorado that tho nresent
judiciary is not sufficient To meet their wants
that no courts are held. &C., &C.. nm inyesti.
CATION into the matter will show that tho
;udoes anno;n,od 10 that Torr;,orr oro no,
wholly At eault I'm, tbe Tor,;,orial Joo;,I..
ture. elected bv the peonIe themselves arc
partly If not wholly 10 blame. for II has AT
almost every session nassed acts yed;i,tr;c,;no
the Territory and sending unnonuIar ;udoes
into exiIe fcons;dor;,c i, n GOOD ;olo no
SIGNING them N remote narts or tho Terri-
torr anabr ,ho;u lo,;s,.,ia,, ,oo,i,,u ,ho -,
nonu,ops sac,ions witbort a ird;o;or, ona
without n court-a matter controlled nv ibo
Iegislature
II ia dopb,less tr,o ,ho, CoIor0do Io0t ,,oo,
maid nm income tox Ioroor than that Maid bv
either OREGON or Ninpesota for in these
statcs No troors ,voro Lon, and oo,soo,o,,,,,
no Government contractors who arc oorer-
ally understood To he in receipt or large in
comes Agoip porties IN Colorodo srcceeded
in selling gold propertv in New York and
Boston and making money bv IL which has
nroyen IA fruitful source or income IN the
sellers II II has not 10 the purchasers Asno
doubt many can testify TO their sorrow the
Wholesale and retail dealers Of Colorado have
done n considerable trade with tho merchants
and o,bors Of Non,ono Idaho Ir,ob and
porties emivra,ipg IN the Tcrritorios
. further Westp giving Colorodo another
sorrce or income which docs NOT nrovo
bowever that the Tcrritorv Of Colorado IL
either increasing in nonnlation or ia in n a.
: re-. -
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sSMadam Mounts Pile saive-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
err and Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma 40;
can be found at stos Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hotel, Pord g. cor
Of Eleventh and Pennsylvsnia avenue; Bntwias's
corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylv avenue; Biliss
Of and Twelfth strsstsi Harbaagh's corner Of
Seventh and @. .. .... jal2-u
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Further Contributions 10 the. Conscience

Fund.
The conscience fnnd Of the Treasury Department
was yesterday increased by the contribution Of
seven dollars, forwarded by an anonymous party. [
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-08

a. Moth and Frecisies.--I.adies snioted
with Dscoloraons the Pace called moth patches or
teekles, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Freete Lotion. tits ipfallibe. Prepared BY Dr. O.
PERRY, DermatOlosist 10 Bond street. New York Sold
By all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, PJes
" FIr my17.tt&ssm
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Unexpectedly the United States marshal
arrived while the board was in session, and
delivered the returns Of the vote of Coneyas
and Castillo counties, which the soldier was
supposed to have destroyed, of nearly 700
against the constitution, which overcome the
zoe majority, and made the returns show:
For Constitution. ,...................4,2 200
Against Constitution. .................4,7O 700
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

CHICKERING's PIANOs.-lt has often been
urged against us that we are a utilitarlan,
money-making people, and that as a nation we
mad NO soul for either music or poetry We
are gradually s'living down" this charge, and
We know of none who have done more towards
removing this calumny than the world wide
nrm Of Chickering q Sons, Of Boston. Every
year they send forth throughout the land
enough OF harmony and sweet sounds, in the
shape OF pianos, 70 justify the assertion that
content with supplying the market here at
nome, TINS enterprising firm have invaded the
oomnn OF the European manufacturers, and
al no distant day we may expect to see q
oIancn OF the house OF Chickering Il Sons
Sseaohsheo IN the capitals Of London and
We were led to these elections ON listening,
lew evenings ago, TO a performance on a
hagnlncent grand piano from this establish.
ment TINS superb instrument was on exhi.
oitlon AZ Ellis music store, and we were in
formed, had been purchased by the lady OF one
Of our wealthy bankers. We have never lis.
tened TO more perfect combination of rich.
ness and volume Of tone, ana art and senins
seemed to have exhausted themselves in thi.
production Of pure and delicate sound While
listening to its rich and brilliant tones we
could readily imagine how At was that these
instruments had attained snch q world-wide
celebrity; and under the influence of its mel.
ody, we could not repress the feeling Of thank.
Iulness towards Chickering Il Sons for having
zone so much 10 prove to the world that the
american nation {" has music in its soul.n-
Lnteth9eneeT, 22d inst.
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DIED
HEEELEY On H. NH -.

HEFFLEY On the 25th of May, aged I year
Hefiey. ~ S"i o"
From thy home above;
God bes taken thee for angel,
SPITE Of eur care and love.
And though our hearts will sadly ache.
Still we can gladly say,
In heaven, where all is peace and Joy,
Well meet some brighter day.
The funeral will take place from his fathers
residence, on the corner of 9th and l. streets to-
morrow Sunday morning at 9 o'clock Friends
and acqHaintances are invited to attend
Richmond papers copy.l
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pUBLIo AUCTION OF SUBSISTENCE PROP

Oeo ODgs Som1ssseSI ~ Ss5stasncs,
Will Be offered ~ public auction, in the Monu-
ment 0rounds, on fourteesth street, in this city,
on W1DAEeDAY, the sOth instant, &c ii O'Clock
.. M, the following articles Of eubsstsnoe Prop
4 lot Of Lumber. ofsl scovs ana Oars, Era
sers, Desks, Paper Clasps, ePaper Cutters
1nfseands Rulers, PaDeg WsiGhtsx Paper
Iodsu, founce Box, IL Tables, lish Desks,y
Platform Scales, II Counter Scales, Bean Scales,
4Commissary Cheets. Spring Bel .ncss. q Liquor
Measures. 4etal Faucets, Molasees Cate, 50
lin eooops,I Wooden SCOOP, Qls.y ers, le Hstch-
Knivee, II Butchers ssesls, Tap Bsrer., Gin
lsts. He'd Rsa.sr, Hand ~ 4, sxoed So,
sr.1ltn, Z Axe as,4lss. Pick, sna Hs,sIss. 9
E.tti:s; 4 frossS;i Ssqidrop: yc!as % stow
Counter do. svesling d., Is Rate. breses. rs
fsS., ssissis:T: @ Tin 6isisn, fslieei. 8
Stoves, siE pounds Of stose Pie, AZ - =
s:.!1 Sos c:: a Es h :ss e.
fnFssth cS. hs.isSi s. SSs r;sss s: g e,
kh: GSs.:s Ma:
barr: Lord Ifiers, Hsoks. Aassn, q fia
Tern 0sss in oovern.sats fssss, q xss ss.s
NJ si-As ASer sas o. S.U.GA.
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SALE OF PROPERTY on GRoRGETowN
HEIGHTs.-The Georgetown Courier says: We
understand that Mrs. NJ. Z. Barber has dis
posed OF her residence on the Heights to Mr.
Henry ID. Cooke, for the sum of $4,000. This
hne property consists of about seventy acre;
Of land, in high state of cultivation. An ele-
CANT Italian villa is on the premises. Alto
gether IT is one of the most picturesque and
desirable spots in the neigh borhood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

STEALING AN ARMoRY.-Yesterday Nathan
Hines. a colored barber, was arrested by ON
Ger Steele, charged with the larceny of a pistol
from Joseph johnson. which was recovered,
and Justice Boswell held him 10 security for
ms appearance at court. The pis toll is quite
formidable weapon, intended for metallic cart
ndees, and under the barrel there are two knife
blades, one Of the dirk style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-This morning
officers Duyall and Anderson arrested, in
Cnlontown, Samuel Green, VIM. Carroll, and
ing lamb, (which had been killed. two tur-
keys. and a duck. which they had in posses
sion, and Justice Handy committed them 70
Jail for further hearing. They state that
they came from near the Long Old Fields, in
Maryland
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Try J. O. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctioneer,.
q DEsIRABLE LOTS IL FIRsT WARD.

On MONDAY AFTERHooS. May Is, AZ s.,
O'CLOCK on the premises, We shall sell Lot q, in
square l4O, undivided in three building lots
fronting zach - feet sinches 18th street west
between and M streets north, running back 100
rect 10 an alley; and two let's frcntinR the same
frontage on the Srfeet alley m the rear, with q
each. ~
Also. Immediately after the sale OF the above
Lots. We will sell the west 81 feet of Let N, in
Square l0S. fronting north street, near the
cerner OF 18th, running back Us feet s1I inches
containing 3,66l1s square feet.
Terms One third cash; residue in ii Il and twelve
months, with interest, secured on the property
my IS j. q. MCGUIRE A co Aucts
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CoRFs, BuNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders CT the feet, sue
SSesHIuIIy Ireated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl,
wanna avenue between ~ and 9th streets Of
nee hours from a. m. to S p. m, and 6 to %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

CoUGHs AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVER
LooKED.-A continuance for any length of time
causes irritation of the Lungs or some chronic
Throat Disease. sBrOlCn's Bronchial Troches'' are
offered with the fullest confidence in their eff
heacy, giving most in variably sure and imme-
Qiatn relief
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ALEXANDRIA CAN AL-The Alexandria
Journal says: a large number Of EMPLOYEES
were yesterday set to cleaning out nd repair
ing the banks ofthe canal b.-sin. The number
OF employ all be increased daily, and the
work pushed forward. We Will soon have the
canal again In successful operation. Its re-
opening viii be the signal for a revival OF all
kinds Of business in this community. We can
assure the lessees of this important work that
the good time coming is anxiously looked tor
by all classes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

CHARGE OF Yesterday GEORGE
thompson was arrested on the charge of
making threats and OF being the father Of an
hIegiti mate child, by Lucinda Selby, and
oncer Mulloy took HIM before Justice Walter,
who dismissed the first charge and held him to
bail TO support the child
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MARRIED,

ENpICOTT-THOMAS. On the 2.th of NAV, by
key: W. samson, CHARLES H. ENDICOTf
to Miss GEORGlANA b. THOMAS, Of Mary.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-That corns, bunious
bad calls, ETC., can be removed without pain.
10 be convinced call at DR.. Whites Rooms.
S24 Penn. av., between Az and 9th streets
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CHARGE OF ARsoN.-William McGraw and
James Brown were arrested yesterday by or
neer Sprague on the charge OF having set FIRE
on Wednesday night last. The charge was
preferred by VIM. Quigley, and they We're held
10 bail for further hearing by Justice Handy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

BEST Philadelphia and Maryland Print But
ter SO cents per pound; best Goshen and Penn
sylvania Butter As cents-at Stewards, corner
18th and II streets. :.
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JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE, Oas-
tors, Table and Tea Spoons, Table aud Tea
Forks, Cups, Gobletts, Can Bells-I,OOO STYLES
of Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware to chose
from for only one Dollar, at Prigg's Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue,
third door from * street. The only one Dollar
Jewelry Store in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26
CITY ITEMS.

ARTICLES of absorbing interest are in The
Tisitor OF this week. Price cents. For sale
by all newsdealers.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-0n the 10th Of May three cows
- one sreyls horned Cow with bell and strap
ana one red horned Cow with bell on the chain
lbersi reward will be given. Inquire at the first
toll gate, 7th street. my rs St.
OST-0n the 18th instant, on street ne ar Doth
II small green POCKET BOOK, with the ~n-
er name a LADY, and ADDRESS written on the in
side, containing visiting cards and a small sum of
money. Any one finding it will oklige the ow ner
by sendlpg 1t to the Solicitors Office, Treasury
Department my % St"
Con REWARD-Stolen from the pasture of
Prince Georges county, Md :, on Saturday night,
May 18th, two work HORsES-one a large bay
mare, about Is hands high; rather thin; q white
other bay horse, about IA Is hands in hei ght;
10th hind feet white, and white spot in forehead
T f above reward will be paid upon the delivery
GRIMES, Nottingham. p. g. Co.. Md. IT.
SIRAYED-From No. 446 Sd street, Capitol
y Hill, between East Capitol and A street south.
and high horns. The finder will be literally re-
~ ar ~ returning her to M SSner
$40 ks%Ah1sGsP G gJ% 81 1 q ne
about years old; the right hip down. The above
reward will be paid for her return to Mr.. MOCK
Washington Railroad Bridge, Alexandria ceun-
~. Va. my 243t'
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
" scriber, en- 7th street, 18th instant. q red and
white COW, one horn shorter than the other;
Cow will come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
MAST s.orslss,sr a. 4, B Fl 3SsBSsH i C.
SS REWARD-Win be paid for Black, Square
Massachusetts, avenue and College Hill, on Tues.
day afternoon. Inquire at Star ONCE. myl6
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NorIoE.-That large Green Turtle at EN-.
rich's Restaurant, 355 Pennsylvania avenue
near 9th street. will be served up in soup and
steak on Monday, the 18th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26
pr GREEN . WILLIAMS, As.tios..r..
Rr W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES IN THE FIRST

On MONDAY, the 18th instant, we will sell at
public sale, at the request Of the heirs II the late
John Sis. at the hour Of o'clock I'm the aftersoon
all that part Of Lot numbered eftHsted in squars
west of square numbered L., In the city OF Wash
ington, fronting feet more less on 18th street.
between Penn. avenue and M street. aud runni nr
back TO the creek, with the two Frame Houses
upon the same. Each house will be sola separate
ly, with the lot upon which a. stands
Terms OF sale One third cash; the balance Of
the purchase money in and II mouths. A deed
given and deed of trust taken to secure the de-
ferTed payments, with interest All conyeysocins
and stamps at the cost Of the purchasers
my y w. L. WALL CO. Asrts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

ODEON HALL CLOTHING Rooms, corner Az
street and Pennsylvania avenue.-Immense
stock of clothing of every variety and style,
we offer for sale at ten per cent. lower than
any other House in this city. Don't fail to call
at Odeon Hall. o3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-26

SAEBATH SCHOOL ExERCIsEs.-Thea nniyer-
sary exercises of Waugh Chapel Sabbath
school, postponed from last Sabbath, will take
Place tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock