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XXXIXTH CONGkESS-FIRST SESSION
FRIDAY, June IL

XXXIATH CONGkESS-FIRST SESSION.
FRIDAY, June Is.
SENATE-Mr kirkwood, from the Commit
tee OF Conference on the disagreeing votes ON
the joint resolution relative to the disposal of
public lands in the Southern States, made a
report, which was concurred in.
As passed the resolution restricts the amount
OF land to be entered by one person to eighty
acres for two years, after which one hundred
and sixty acres may be entered Until Ian
uary next all who have taken part in the re.
bellion are excluded from the privileges of the
bill; after that this restriction Is removed
Mr.. Sherman rose to a personal explanation
He found IN the New York Tribune an article
in which he was alluded 10 as the organ OF the
Treasury Department This was Unjust to
him. Two important bills emanating from the
Treasury Department had been introduced in
the Senare tins winter. He had opposed one
OF these ard favored the other. He did not
want the Secretary of the Treasury TO be held
responsible for his (Sherman's) errors, and he
(Shernan) did not wish to he held respons ibIe
Tor the errors Of any body hut himself
Mr.. Van Wnkie introduced II resolution to
permit the Quartermaster General to pay the
citizens of the counties Of Berkeley and Jeffer-
son, West Virginia. Tor qnartermasters stores
furnished to the army; which was passed.
A resolution ia print one thousand copies OF
the Report OF the Board Of Visitors to the Ma
val Academy Tor 1865, was reported from the
Committee ON Printing by Mr.. Anthony ano
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the bill to continue
in force the Freedman's Rureau. was msoe
u me special order for Tnes0as next ~ ono
Mr. Grimes introduced resolution, which
was adopted, calling upon the Secretary OF
War for report Of the 6oaro OF omeers ON me
Mr.. Howard called up ths bill authorizing
the eastern division of the Pacific Railroad TO
select their route, Re pubiished In the pro.
eeedings o. the Senate day before yesterday.
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A CAN A RID

story was IN general circulation this af
t-rroon 10 the effect that Judge Underwood
WAS shot in Alexandria to-day by DR.. Mad
ocE. and was dying. An inquiry was tele
Graphed 10 Alexandria III relation 10 the affair
and the reply was speedily sent back that
there vas not word of ruth in it. A similar
orr IN regard TO an attempt to assassInate
.'uGce Underwood In Richmond, was put i'm
circulation a lew days ago, it will be remem.
tI, ed
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FREEDMEN's INTELLIGENCE OPFICR-The
freedmens Intelligence Offices, which, owing
10 subsistence in the demand both for IL bor
and employment IN the few weeks past are
again becoming active in MAN tanning the eo nj
iibrinm between capital and labor. The report
OF the ONCE IN this city for the ten days ending
June 10th, states that the number of appIica
tons for servants during that time were Iir,
all of which applications were filled. aud 95
males aud females Were provided with en-
ployment. for thr making of which contracts
$50 were received.
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TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE sKNAroRsH1p

The Republican caucus OF the New Hamp.
shire Legislature yesterday dominated Hon. ].
W Patterson for United States Senator for six
years in place Of Hon. Daniel Clark. The
nomination in this case is equivalent to an
election. Mr.. Patterson is an able, cultivated,
high-minded gentleman, and his selection for
the place Is creditable to his State. The friends
of popular education especially have reason
to be gratIfied with the selection of one who
has labored so earnestly in behalf of that inter.
es.- Mr.. Patterson now represents the Third
Congressional District of New Hampshire in
the House OF Representatives
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The WEEKLY STAR Is now on our counter
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing its great variety of reading matter.
an interesting and amusing love story, en-.
titled Marriage Of Johnny Beedle, or the
misfortuRes of n lady fayorite;'' Feuian affairs:
the execution OF Anton Probst; the report of
the Reconstruction Committee; the case Of
Jefferson Davis: the enian demonstration
here. Organization of the 9th Council of the
city OF Washington; the Washington Canal in
Congress; Congressional Proceedings; Foreign,
Domestic, Military, Naval, Departmental, and
Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping
Miscellany, and the latest Telegraphie Dis.
patches from all quarters.
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War Department, Adjutont Generals Once
Washington, June Is, .e66.
GENERAL ORDERS No. Is.
Office Hours in the War Department.
From and after this date, until the LIST DC.
tober next, the working hours in the War De.
partment and its several Bureaux will be from
0 O'Clock a. m. till 3 o'clock D. m.
BY order OF the Secretary of War,
Z. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjuiant General.
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pARDDNS

The only pardons ordered by the Presiden.
to be issued yesterday TO individuals charged
with treason Were two-one TO K T. Bucbuer
of Louisiana. and one 10 VIM. Oldham of Tex
rs, under the twelfth clause of the Amnesty
Proclamation, excepting all those from gen.
eral an ncsty who have been indicted for trea
ON in any L. :. court.
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CLOSING AT THREE

The Secretary u; State this afternoon issued
am "Toer directing that the Department: of stare
would hereafter be closed at , O'Clock n m
The Secretary of War, it will be seen, ba.
issued "a similar order. It's believed that most
If not all o. the other Departments and Gov
eminent o. GERS will soon issue the same or
Ger, to continue IN force daring the summer
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TEhEGRAPHIC NEWS.
convention of Railroad Engineers.

ROCHESTER,, June ia con yention of rail-
road engineers, sixty in humber, and repre-
- ming all the organizations in the United
States and Canada, have been in secret session
here tor two DAYS. They adjourned last night
The avowed object was to prevent strikes like
that on the Michigan Southern Railroad. Ii is
announced that a plan was unanimously
adopted which will effect the object to the sat
isfaction of the companies and engineers.
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i -TGMS

The receipts from customs AT the four prin-
ciral ports of the United States during the
week ending on The Gtn instant are a. follows
New York, S2.iSs.4t2.lS: Bosom S,a5.63o : ,.
Phi!aoeirLia, SIoo4 227 -: Baltimore SI4a2lI. i6
To'al IL &C ipts. S3.a52 $3.50
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I HAVE

'I'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suhscri
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, in the District of Columbia
letters OF admins alton the personal estate of
William Hardy, late of Georgetown d c. de.
Ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned tn exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. the subscriber on or
before the Eth day of April next: they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate.
Given unier my hand, this Nth day Of April
1856. ROBERT WHITE
je l5-law3ws Adminjstr,tor
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NEW TINE TABLE.-A new time table ON
the " ashington Branch Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad goes into effect on Sunday noon
The Washington and Junction train will leave
at 0.l5, instead OF a. m; the Baltimore and
harrisburg at :, instead Of 20 a. m The : 10
and LIS a. m, and 2.45. AS p. m trains run
as heretofore. The Northern Express Will
leave At 6 10 p. m, instead Of Z, and the Balti-
more and Western train heretofore leaving at
'.2e. VIII hereafter leave at o'clock D. m
stopping at Bladensburg, BeItsviIle. Confess
i.aur"l, Annapolis Junction, Jessops, and
Relay. Y
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TIE TAX RIII,
4 II 4 i 3
OWING IN tho iuSIsnn

Owing 10 the indisposition Of Mr.. Fessanden
the Senate Finance Committee has not finished
its revision of the tax bill and il will no, be
reported until Monday
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June l5.-1otton steady and nm
changed. Good flour firmer common declined
5 cents. Good wheat advanced 2a3 cents
Corn advanced 1a2 cents; scarce supply Reef
steady. Pork buoyant Lard quiet Whisky
dUll
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THE TARlFF RJI,I,

Tie House Committee on Ways and Means
cannot report tariff until the tax bill has
been enacted. The tax on cotton, for examine
will affect the rates of duty on imported cotton
goods
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VETO BY THE PRESIDrNT

The President to- day returned to the Senate
with his objections. the bill Incorporating the
New York and Montana Iron Mining Com.
many
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE LONG BcIDGy-
In The Senate, yesterday, on motion of Mr.
Morrill. the joint resolution from the House
appropriating SlU,OM fer the repair OF the po
tOmac bridge was taken UP and passed
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TIE BURIAL CORPS

The work OF removing the remains of Uaion
soldiers buried in and around Washington rs
now very nearly completed, and II is said that
by The last OF the mouth all Of the bodies within
a radius of twenty five miles from Wasbin pton
Will be exhumed and inferred In the National
Cemetery at Arlington. Va. The burial corDs.
under the supervision of Col. f. T. Camp A
q. M, are at present removing the bodies
inferred IN the neigh Dor hood OF Pooles WILLIE Nd
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nISsoLUTION OF Co PARTNERsHIP-The
- Co. partners bip heretofore exciting under tho
11O Bridge street, Georeetow n, has this day. by
mutual consent, dissolved. J. II. Ball retiring
and will settle sli claims owed and due the late
firm ia J. n RaLJ,
jeA st. r BUTi.eR'
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~From J. G.. Parker, Post Once News
stand, we have " TIE Lady's Friend" (edited
by Mrs. Peterson,) and "4rhur's Aago zinc, "
DC IN for July.
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GILL SEALING FIUIT JARS.

We are nov prepared to furnish eur friend, v,,.
SELF Atlsa !ARs that are considered equal
TO any made In this country. They REQUIRE M ~.
dercr csmsnt perfectly sasy seal, wsrrsntsd
light, end no trouble 70 opsn when needed for M.
~--- WEBB . BkvBRFDOI. -
Importers Of China and Croker.
Ne6s o11 fNllows' Hel, tn Strsct,
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-. CARRIAGES,

CARRIA0ES, CARRIAGES,
On hand, good assortment Of new and second
hand Carriages, of the best make and nm 8.
finish whieh will Be sold at reduced 49,
prices All work sold warranted Also, XSS
fpt-clsss Grocery and Business W aeons. Repair
ing promptly attended to.
ROBEkT Il. GRAHAM.
400 Penn. avenue, near "A street.
jeH ST. and 374 ID street, bet 9Th aad 9Th
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctione.r..-
TRUSTEH,s SALE


BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
Court Of ire Disttct of Columbis, In chancery
s s,s No ~ equity 9oeket Z. in re, ysmes q.
les IN MONDAY. The 18Th day Of jsne. i instsat,
=; at o'sieek m the east .ne-half OF Lot No. .,
Ind immediatel, thereafter oil that part OF Let
the fo,ownS mst.s and bounds 70 Ms Sssin
ning Tor the same at point On sixth street vest.
lot and running thence dae south 10 feet iucses.
~ S.st ios ieei to the rss. q said lo themes
to the place Of Sseinpins and thence east lug feet
The ssoss p.ss s Of Ios I, 4, ..u.tsd on stree.
fset on street. and running back 100 feet, ana
is improved with Brick Carpenter shsp
wpst. between and b streets north and is i'm
proved with . comfortable four story Brick Dsel-
The terms Of sale are: enc half cash. and the
balance st ak months, for which toe notes OF the
secured to the satisiscIion 20 the Trustees will
and vii he S1 tss s a.. 81
sale All conNeysnoing and stsmps At the cost OF
'He 'VfRITSrINE HAKBAUGH., r,u.,
i.u John T o hfkMAS wrLurAas sass.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT GUILDINGs.
a'9Q-''r~: sss.s. Sse, Dsa q :.
under the direction OF Breves Lirutenaet .'oiossi
a. iss sSs y..:
ON sTs STREET, NEAR TIE WHARF. AT
lOA n.
One uD Barrack. ~ by IS tset
0ne Cl ADDITION TO same. NV by Al feet.
Twot2 sinks each hy feet.
the I'D Sink, 10 by II feet.
HiehtisI Pork sheds, each aik by lo4 feet.
One M Platform, ~ By lG feet
One "a Platform. IL ny % feet
CORNER OF 6TH STREET WIsr AND @ ST.
SOUTH. AT II A. n.
One IN Gransry, 20 b, At feet
OnsfD Platform. DO by 100 fest.
ON GOTH sIkEET, BETWEEN AND o
STREETS AT ga
One u) Hesshouss, 3lh b, - feat.
One ~ Addition to came: ny by ny feet
3 The building. viii be sold ttneiy, and must b
Terms. Cash, In Government fund.-
Bvt MAi. Gen. aDd 'thief QuArtsrmastsr.
10 l5-st Deceit Of Washingsoa
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GE oS PIE B TON.
ENCOURAGE HONE COMPANIES.

The Great YAlls Ice Company are nov supplying
Gcorsssowl Bridge. DEALERS and others viii be
supplied aaily NJ % per ton at the Toe ueuss This
ders len q J. Osllan b Once, "a LouisisI av..
Will Be promptly tlled, -
JOHN PErrIBONR,
ny - sest F1ftEs Agent Cor Company.
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uAMMERsCHLAG'sU NsURPAssRO RAsp
II DERRH sYBUP-pealsrs Will nni thts cel
ebrsted article, we'll - Ill other kinds of Frui
eyruDs, ct t39 Seventh street. 10 t3-St
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INTKRNAL RKvKNuE.-The receipts from
this source day were S6i6,771.s4.
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Rf W. b. LEWIS & CO. Auctionerrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF EALUABLE HOUSE

1kUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUsE
AND LUT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY: the lith day Of June ri d We
O'Clock m {, shall SELL on the premises by vir-
tue Of a deed of trust from the subscriber 20 n g.
dated the Snth day Of November, Is6l. asi duly re-
corded in one of our Land record. Of ". .hineton
county, ID. U the folio wing piece of property viz
Lot No: S. In Square south Of Square so. I0i on r.
street, between 20th and 2lst streets IS feet front
on street by l40 feet deep alley cout 4iuing
near 500 feet Of ground with . uts:antiai frame
dv cling containing Rooms. (largel with trick
basemenf. The lot 10 hsndsOmely laid OF with
walks and choice shruhlIery, aud being within q
few minutes walk of the War Department sbeuld
tsining . comfortable resis epce
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars 81 ,200I cash !;
the balance In and IL months, secured by a deed
OF trust n the premises. Aliconvey anciug. couh-
~ and REVENUE stamps At the cost of sssr
JAMES DONALDSON. Trustee
Jeu lint St w. b. LEWIS a Co.. Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED. ON
account Of the rain, until MONDAY NEXT, June
JAMES DONALDSON, Trustee.
Jeo W Is. LkWIS d CO, Aucts
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n+ATTENTI0N, ALL.-Fsir aud Festi val IN
hS the basement of East WASH ne ton Meth
9dist Protestant Church, corner 5th street aud
virginia avenue. Navy Yard Open EVERY
NIGHT his week. good assortment of season
able articles 10 be disposed If at fair rates Ice
Cream and other refre-hments at city prices
visitors from the upper part of the city will leave
the csrs at street ielIlw
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FREs BAILRoADI ExSURsIoH AND GREAT
100 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE
HEw TOWN OF
CENfRALIA,
Centre City > nnapolis Junctisn,
On the Washington Branch OF b. 4 o. B. B., Ann
Arundel County, Nd.
On MONDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1866, at ~ o'clock,
on the premises.
Thi. Grand Railroad Centre, at the Junction OF
; S.:.s s:.isasI i1ssi 3! wy, WI. :Ss 81 -
baltimore and Annspoiis. uni versaiiy resardeS as
chased and .uSd1s.d iga "a: s:sn recently pS.
with appropriate streets and avenues ana presents
Lar o 6, ior gsod investment cheap and
~. The Lots e be sold in size from to 100
ssn,e snd py from io to 30! deep cover that
imsSias.ly a Ansspolis Junction ersesn,iy s ee.
e1Pi sri1 " Z % s.is sr|e can. !.
s On the a.S Sass T. s s:ss
sh y ' q 4 n {.
bicdsr without regard to Iries. " JUG nixnss'
free f: Zee :.s. .nS perfect Deeds
Terms: One half cash; balance in one year. With
cs: q = Gs The q
}. { ..ss e: .:ssss
cons. tlsdi.s and gentlemen. will leave the De BAT.
Of the three cities: WASHINGTON. BALtIM0RE
m. precisely. the day Of sale, and take persons
TO and from the sale free OF charge. topping At
prnci pal way sfatiobs-wii arr at the yuaction
Ct The sane Zine aud reta rn st about O'Clock
~ All vi, .aS,. ps.soss Shsth:! .i:hins 20 psrcs :ss
the e aims No tickets reauired.
R1ats. &c can be had ~ the Railroad Depot,
Am. polls city; At the Office OF Il Fitch. Es H.,
corner Of 7sh e. streets. wsshinetsn city; or
at No - West Baltimore 'treet, baltimore city.
je lat SAmnEL t. 0OSER Auctioneer
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DROPOsALS FOB COAL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
comment Hospital for the IsS1gs.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GOre rHn7sHf Hospital for The IsS1gs
O. near WASHINGTON, ID. e.. j une Ia, 1875
sealed Proposals will be received at the Office Of
snis Institution until noon on SATURDAY June
pita a9se lot furnishing and delivering ct the Hos
;nn -, rSest Kun OF Mine Cumb.risnd ar RI
hs., Wb,o osi. ana three hundred (3O5S tons os
o1 pi. mite Ash Anthracite Coal, egg size.
dos VIII De received from the came person or
,bs 10. iof the delivery Of both the bitumnous and
sntsr ac1te coal, or for one kind only; but they
VII not be considered unless the name 10 given by
MnSn the coal proposed 10 be furnished fs known
IN tne market. nor unless they are m ade BY deal
sis or miners whe can, If required furnish sati,-
hn., oIy evidences OF their ability to fulfill their
Bids will be held tn be binding for one week after
ferved to reject all or any OF the bids sffered
Inc coal should be delivered in barRes or fat.
bottom center board vessels which draw not ex-
cteding seven q feet of water " hen loaded
The delivery should commence on or before the
10Th OF 1856. and he continue ed at the rate of
about two hundIed (2c0J tons each week till the
The coal will be removed from the hoa.s and
weighed BY the Hospital and Ut its ex pense aud
settled for accordingly. one per cent being al.
lowed Tor wastsge in M loading and cartinT from
me 70 the scales, which on the hill near
the Hospital edifce.
Payment will be made fer each cargo immedi
ately after II is delivered and weighed ie Is COW
SILyER FILIGRIE JEWELRY.
We offer large assortment of this new And
Beautiful Jewelry, OF the latest and most ntaue
patterns jus, received per last stearner
.na w. N. GAIT BR9., Jewellers,
yoH % 394 Penn. avenue.
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FOB SALfmAn clsgs.t thorough br ID MARg.
Il with stallion Cst. warranted sound ~
and 10 one Of the finest ssddls animals ia ~
the city. Price 100 Tor Mare ami Colt IA
San on II. kILEf. Superintendent Ea.tsrn
Brancn PARK 10 IL ats
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THREE DRUa ULERKs WANTED IMMp
4 D1ATELY.-Applyto J. O. FILL, Sscrsts,
Pharmaceutical Association, Louisi ana avenue,
corner It'll ct. IA IA ~
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llY III. &. WALSH a CO., Auct,one.r..
ID No. 2c5 Pa ay corner lOth street

PAWNBROkER's GREAT SALE OF SPRING
And GUNNER CLOTHING LADIES'
DRESSES, WATCHES, JEwELRY 60
Un MONDAY MORNING, June 18th a, 10
O'Clock. We will sell, our salesroom an ale. AMI
assortment of tie al owe goods emhrnclnR-
Gents Coats Pant, aud Vests, in ii men cloth and
cashmere manufacture
and other fabrics
Also,
An elegant assortn ent of ready n, de Uadsr,,otb-
Ing.
~ hne Hunting Case Gold Lever Watches
- nne Silver HuntiLg Case Watches
Gold Chain, Rinss, &C.
Goods.
The ladies are invited =. attsnd
JeB-t NJ. h. WALSH q CO.. Auc,s
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SlLyER FILIGREE JEWELRY.

~ At ONE PRICE,
Marked in plain figures, at the
% lf-H Corner Of 7th street and MARYLAND ave-
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LOST AND FOUND.

$40 ,hhhMARD-strayed or stolen on or q bon.
C1ty ths 81 instan; a small Young BRINDLE
lett ear viii NV. ,be above Inw T' "a, hols IN
, urn TO me g. q. CHURUH, cor. Nd av. aud
lith 81. je 15-2t'
Sin REWARD-SIrayed or stolen. On the Iitb.
y " inst a Ned lirindle COW, white crnmbied
MOI ms small white star in the forehead half white
til i, While hins legs While Hanks right short
years of age. The ABOVE rewa d will be paid 10
Any a. person returning her 70 Mrs DRisSOLL,
MARY land avenue, between "a and a. streets the
owner l. a poor widow woman having HELPLESS
family OF five childi en- and other mems Of srp-
PDIe- 70 lj-st'
~ KEwARD.- strayed or stolen, on the ,Ith
.co IN t.nt light Tean- eolersd COW, email
h9rn<; milk Ia three teats; long tail; very flesh
DEASEY, LIST ST, bet. h snd l. SITS. je H.3t.
$40 REV D.
Was stolen from the subscribers Radiance. q,
Ansndsie, Fairfax county. Va. on the I3th inst a
BAY HORSE,
or II years old Is hands high with slight
ros ana bs II the dog
IRON GREY MARE,
5years old about Is hands high white spot on left
hPa ss and ses ka9t % The tight
Pe,s o5 s9s sts he
sma The 'n hnan ale Fairfax s HhATH u.
EOUND-A small sum OF MONEY. which the
owner can have. by calling At 500 u street ss.
hy proving property and paying charges je 10 at
500 "a .ns a. :sS Il: e.
81 S,n 12sh e Sa S:,ia RR3MN
cy sSi.T rcn s4sy
siina BOISE years cid ahon. Is hand. high.
paid retnGn Of bon or q 10: h ~' . es
Or ;es sst a. to t Il DAnL
yC LACE VEIL, lost on 18th street. between
Massachusetts avenue and College Hill, on Tues
day afternoon: INQUIRE at Star ONCE. my is
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s,YGREEN WILLIAMS. Auotioneer..

u q w sbLlhho. AuCt0bCeIs.
COOP TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ANDrnr
AND = FINE Bull DING lDF- On SOUTH
e.. RETnEEN 5TH AND ON STREETS
EAST. AT AUCTION.
ga FRIDAY the ;2d instant We shsIl sell In
tWy story Frau HOuse, cont ming d ven ID. 1tlV
arraDgrd ro"nts situated OF lot D.. e. -,tusre No
=. Also. three bUi ding Lots being 81 division
- Lot No. 10. being the corner lof. fronting on
Thus property lie hands msly loCaies, ana ihr sale
VIII tr well worthy %: the attention Il pers rs
Nlsflrg % pnT'hase GO / properly.
Terms: Dne-tbird cash; balance IN s. L. sni IL
months. tor not. neariu- turer-.t 4 Eeri given
and coed % thus: taken. Tit e ind pH- Abis All
eEHe ~'aLsps : 3 on each piece % property 70
#UiIud paid eOwn when trs pr pertv i Knocked
or. GREEN WILLIAMS,
esd Arctier..ers
rrY JAMES q. MCGUIRE Co. Auctlan.er,.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN mosrpx
SlRaBLE LOCATION
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Iuns II, ut 6
. 'ipt - tire prenl, es. We shall onrr Ter safe
L"5 ~, III Dsyicson subdi vision 1t Slwara sls
IL ming - tret on the north side NORTH Y
street, running back AZ feet 20 a 80 feet paved
ally.
1his lot is situated Immediately vest e ,h. ,es
ICE &c ~ Secretary Stanton. and ltth street
aLn IS censder.d one Of the best locations "A the
city tor a 6WCilirg
Title perfect.
Terms: One third cash; residue in and .,
Copyeyanoing at purcha,er,s cost.
Jegd J. c. MCGUIRE & 90, Aucts
n" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
con ,@auence OF The rain, until WEDNESDAY
IA NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

CHE ESE.
- JUST RECEIVED,
A lot Of Prime NEW YORK STATE CHEESE
Factory made. For sale by
7. LUBY,
SS Louisiana avenue.
le 15-5t~ betv cen 9th and 10th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-15

FOR sALE-A young BAY HORSE, sound and
gentle, works single and double Al-o ~
isLg. covered WAGON Apply TO A ~
IoufLAS, i street, three doors west ofSN
l4th street. 10 ;s-0,s
lust RECEIVED FROM THE CELEBRATED
Green Spring Furnace. 1Ol Tons No I Pic
IRON The attention of Eourds and Others A "a
invited TO this aud further regular supply For
sale by GEO. MATTERS
No - HiGh street and Canal.
Je It-EW IInfel OeOrgetavn. ID. q