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THE DISTRICT IN CoSGREss.-In the Senate,
yesterday
Mr. Cowan presented circumstances against
depTiying the city of Washington OF its charter
Referred 10 Committee for District of Column
bia.
Hessrs. Howard, Ramsey. Conness, and
were laid on the table.
Mr.. Harris presented the remonstrance OF
the Mayor and both Boards OF the Councils OF
Washington GA the same subject.
Messrs Hendricks and Trumbull presented
similar petitions.
Mr. Wade presented petition of citizens of
Alexandra praying the repeal Of the act OF
On motion of Mr.. morrill,. tie bill to give
certain powers to the Levy Court OF the county
of Washington, in the District of Columbia,
was taken mp. and after amendment passed.
On motion of Mr. Wade, the House bill 10
Incorporate the Howard Institute and Home
Of the District OF Columbia was taken up and
passed.
On motion Of Mr. Yates, the bill to incorpo-
rate the National Life and Accident Insurance
Company Of the District OF Columbia was
taken up and passed.
ON motion Of Mr. Creswell, the bill 10 incor.
porate the Metropolitan Mining and Manufac-
turing Company was taken up and amended.
After some discussion the bill was laid over.
Mr.. Morrill, moved to take up the bill in
addition 10 the several acts tor establishing the
temporary and permanent seat of the Govern
ment OF the Uni1ed States. and to resume the
legislative powers delegated to the cities of
Washington and Georgetown and the Levy
Mr.. Hendricks said he did not know how the
conscience of the Senator from Name could
allow him TO ask to take up a bill Of this
length. he (Mr. III. y was in favor OF an early
adjournment, and thought II better that this
bill should 20 over till the next session. 1t was
an important one, and several days must be
occupied in Its consideration.
Mr.. Morrill, said these petty corporations
were outraging all decency, and he could point
70 things winch would make the Senator from
Indiana blush. Congress would never assert
It's own dignity and power until IL resumed
the powers delegated 10 these three petty cor
porations, the acts Of whose officers for the
last fifteen or twenty years had been so dis
graceful.
Mr.. Hendricks said he was not willing to
stay here during the hot months for the pur-
pose Of putting out one set OF officers to put
another.
Mr.. Guthrie asked IL any better government
was expected under commissioners than under
the present government. II was the first step
toward tyranny, and subyerteda fundamental
principle Of the Government
The motion 20 take mp was agreed TO, when
Mr.. Wilson moved 70 postpone its further
consideration until the hrst Monday I'm De-
cember.
Mr. Wilson thought the bill so promptly
passed by the House 70 grant negro suffrage
should be passed. If the negroes OF Wash.
lngton, with their patience, endurance, chari-
ty, and good feeling, should have a share in
the city government, IL would no doubt be
better.
bill the special order for Wednesday next:
which was agreed TO.
The bill TO provide for the removal Of GER
tain distinctions from Market Square, in the
city of Washington, was taken mp, ana laid
over.
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RTNoTAL OF A P0LICE STATION.-This
morning superintendent Richards by instruc-
ticD of the Police Commissioners, ordered the
police of the 5ih precInci ed Wardl to remove
their quarters 10 the Central Guardhouse on
Monday next. This arrangement is tempo
raTy, and will cease when n station house for
the jth precinct shall have been erected by the
Corporation. The officers are willing to en-
dure the inconvenience of the greater distance
they will be obliged TO convey prisoners for
The sake of escaping the siCkening influences
of me miserable den 10 which they have been
obliged TO report during The past four OF five
years
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pY J. @. McGUIRE CO., ArctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or FIVE SMALL FRAME

BY yirtue Of y deed of trust. bearing date De-
eepber the 9TH, 1855, snd duly recorded GA L. Der
IL. m No. 9, tolios III. &C, one Of the land
records for Washington county. ID q, 4 shall
sell. on MONDAY, June the 18TH at O'Clock D.
m on the premises, parts % lots No. IL aud Is,
In DIRTY g subdivision OF square No. 30l i'm
proved by Eve smsll frame tenenents. The said
lots beRnni at point q feet from tho
corner Of ltk and Chestnut streets running hence
east along Chestnut street 30 feet thence .outh by
direct line % feet 10 the line OF lot 10. thence
west along the lire of lot "a IS feet thence
north by direct line to the point of beginning
or less
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, secured 20 the satisfaction of the tru stes
s so will be required down when the property is
sold. Convey ancinR and clamps the cost OF pur-
chaser. GEO: G Il: MITCHELL, Trustee.
jeT co J. @. Mcguire A. co Auct.
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CANDIDATE FOR REPUTATION As A ROB-
BRR.-1his mornin~, 9th Ger boyle. of the Third
Ward. arrested boy named Gideon Thomas,
aged twelve years. for the larceny of an over
coat containing in the pockets a number of
Variable papers. from wagon in the Center
Market. belonging 10 Mr.. VIM. Stineman. of
Prince George county. Md. on last Tuesday
lie is also charged with stealing Il suit OF
clothes from another countryL man, a cripple, on
previous occasion. The boy admits that he
took the clothes. but says in reference TO the
papers that after he stole them two other bows
took them away from him. He was held for
further hearing 10y Justice Thompson.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON

NALU ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
sth street wet, between ID and L streets north, ,
being House No. 437, at Public Auction
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, At O'Clock ..
m, We shall sell, on the prcmi,es, half Of Lot No.
IL. In Square No. 4s9, Consisting of q two story
with attic and basement, Brick House, containing
ten large size rooms, with gas AMI water. making
tt avery desirable piece Of property, rs the loca-
ton 10 opposite Judiciary Square, and the street
10 newly paved with blue stone.
Terms: One third cash; balance. 6, IL. and rs
months. secured by a deed Of trust on the prem
Uses. All conveyancing and revenue stsmps ct the
cost Of the purchaser. s 100 down when the prop
erty 10 sold. GREEN WILLIAMS,
e lid Auctioneers.
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The SANITARY PoLICE.-The officers de-
tailed for duty as a sanitary force are inCveas-
ing in vigilance rs the heat Of the weather in :
grasses IN intensity and il will be we'll for
hOUsekePpers to be very attentive 20 the health
regulations il they would escape being re-
ported NJ police headquarters for violations of
the law. During the week there liI cases re-
ported in the entire District, and IL is crafty
ing 10 record thar during the same time the to-
tai ameGnt of fines imposed for continued neg
leCt 81 the regulations was only seven dollars.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-M. K. Walsh & Co.,
auctioneers, sold, yesterday evening at 8
o'clock, TWO neat frame houses, containing
four rooms each. on the corner of 18th and :
streets, for sl,725. The purchaser was Mr.. J.
j. Gentner.
Green Dc Williams, auctioneers, sold part
lot TO- in square IS, with a two-story brick
house and a stable, on 22d street west, near
Pennsylvania avenue, TO John CLARK, for
81 acc; lot 5, in square 900, on b street south,
between New Jersey avenue and LIST street
east, with improvements, consisting of a large
back bnildIng. garden of choice fruits, and n
collection OF choice roses, TO T.. a. Stailey, for
S4.J(U.
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FREE RAILROAD EXCURSION to Annapolis
junction, and auction sale of beautiful Build
ing Lots in the new city of Centralia, as il is
called, advertised to come of on Monday, the
18th inst, will enable our citizens ladies and
gentlemen) to enjoy pleasant excursion, and
secure cheap and beautiful home in this
great centre, so universally regarded as the
site OF future city. Remember, an excursion
train OF cars, free for all grown persons.
will leave the Baltimore Depot AZ X O'Clock
on that day.
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RY w.B. LEWIS q co, Auctiopeers,
TRusIEEs SALE OF a VALUABLE HOUSE

On THURspAY, the I.tS S,H RU ~ ,nI'
O'Clock D m, i shall sell, on the premises nv VIZ
tue Of a deed q trust from the subscriber % ne,
corded in ole Of our lssd records OF Ws.hinrten
county, y. The folio wing Iieceof properly Viz:
street Between 10Th and 2lst street, "a teet front
on street by lte feet deep 60 an alley Containing
near w ieet OF ground. with substantial frame
dwelling containing rooms, (lsrRe. with Lriok
basement; The lot fs handsomely laid OF with
walks and choice shrubbery, and being within q
tanning Q comforts BILE residence W.
Terms: Twelve hundred doIlars a, ,oot cab.
the balance in and IL months. secured BY q deed
OF trust the premises. All convey ancins. coun-
" and revenue stamps at the cost of tbs On
JAMES DONALDSON Trustee
Jen lint ST. w. b. LEWIS a Co., Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE is PosfPoNxp. ON
account OF tne rain, until MONDAY NEXT, June
JAHHs poYALpsos, Trustee.
geI5 W q. LEWIS n 90 aucts
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CONTEXT OF OUR LADY or MHECY-Tha
laying of the corner stone OF the Academy TO
be attached to the, Con vent OF Mercy. on |
street. adjoining 81 Aloysius church will take
place on Sunday. June 18th. at4 O'Clock D. m
Rev. Il. +. Wiger, 8. !. will ofiriate, and the
sermon will be delivered by Rev. Chas. /.
White. d. d.
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CEsTRALrA, AESAPoIIs JUHcrroS-Re-
member the free Excursion Train Of pas
senrer cars for the great auction sale OF those
will leave the BALTIMORE Depot astS o'clock.
on Monday aftsrnoon, returning At s. Seats
free.
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CITY ITEMS.

styles to choose from for only one dollar At
Priggs Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Penn
sylyania avenue, third door from ~ street
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THE EXCURSION TO-NoERow.-The weather
looks favorable for the excursion down the
Potomac tomorrow. Unless il should rain,
The Nawasset VIII leave III street wharf AT
% o'clock 4. m. and go down to Matthias
POinf-seyentv-fye Understanding n an
early hour. EXcursionists will pass all the
notable points on the river. A capital oppor-
tuEity 10 escape the svel'ering heat OF he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

THERE Is A TIDE in the affairs OF men, which.
taken at the Hood, leads them to Hennlng's one
price store, corner eth street and Maryland
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

LADIES DESTROYS of making great bargains IN
the way OF Dress Goods, will do well TO call
on Yates & SeIby, No. 323 Pennsyl yania
avenue. between 9th and eth streets, south
side. where they will find also a complete
stock OF Domestics bought before the recent
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16

CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet sue
ceesfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chropodst, Rooms No ga Pennsyl'
wanna avenue. between * and 9th Streets OF.
fee hours nom O. N. to ID. m, and g To n m
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Br GREEN wILLIAhs. A'esioassr'.
BLOCK OF THREE NEW rHRRl.sropv
BRlCK H0UsEs.

On AOnQAI AGIkBNO0H, June llth. n
o'clock ,. m. ON the premises. we shall ofer f.S
sole bleck Of three new three story Brick How
sna hSs. The proPssty 70 situated on 18th street
tonffn the city, and kss incresssd IN 49, .sss
~ the last few year, than any other location n ths
CITY eatd Houses ere bull on t1o iots on - 80
thus eavtus esch House Is feet inches fSoefA ~
running back IS feet ssch, The House. srs 6s nn
n The most gubstantisi mannsr. IRE van - S
upg each from foundauon and extsr Was vbois
height The Aouese are covered With Veood tin
roefs, With cow ring Of felt under the TIN osj1
nouses ars1nely hnishs1 in modern style throusS-
oSt having gas Hpes ~ through, marble nsnfsis
In the 1ario!s. good Dassages aud stair Vsys GitS
continns1 black walnut rails; eli the cosveniesoss
o. ntee ciothes-preeess, &c Dc; sool sun1SS
kitchsns. ualkS IN back ysr1s PAVED, ~ ~.
Terms Of saie: One kaif cssh. ssd Ssisscs is :
snc ~ .e.ths. with notes secured By deed Il rsss
ihsy xiii s. ssld sspsrsssly. end o. Vim :. =.
qulrsd on each heuse On the SCOT = tksy - ~
on1 thetefns 81 sale % b csoplied Win n -
ws "a To - esI q sals. or ths properly vii ~
o0JHE ABOVE eALB 10 UNAyorpap,w
$500 Ysai TIC 1sDAI. shs1 s.S ma. 49,
, id aElHH wrLLxAus. A..
EtfIs ABovs slI1 Il STILL yu,-.,,
SsSsYsSsd; cp eeessss Of he sasa. sssii fGz
p Ne ssA apS,s9s $3.50 heer esd -.
Nv 0A3o4 . wlLLIk2S, go,
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THE CONVERSATION OF INGREDIENTS used in
making ''Brolcns Bronchial Troches" is such as
70 give the best possible effect with safety.
The Troches are used always with good sue
cess, And are widely known as the best remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Throat Diseases, and Asth.
matte troubles r..... .. hi. -
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"A GREAT BARGAIN in Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, can be had at Yates Il Selby's No
Sx5 Pehnsylvania avenue, near eth street, south
side Light Cold Kid Gloves of all shades in ST
received. q
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SANFoRp's MrSsTRELs open ut the Wash.
ington TheatPr on Monday night. and the
reputation ofthe troupe ought 10 ensure crowd
ed houses during their stay.
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eAnt WIuD0W Ann D0oR V1AWu0 -
u&XV Aea1 go II sale e rs61esA OfSess, q -
Yesss Deost. ee9 IN street. osSssiss 0satrs
Hsssia I.W.hAxILreH.
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THE CALIFORNIA MINISTRIES at Growers
on Monday night Burlesque opera and other
attractions.
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Pr GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiooeeT.
TRUSTEES SAFE


by virtue OF Q decree passed BY the Suprem
court OF the District of Columbia, In cheneery
eanse No. 6i2, equity, docket z. in re, James q
Elns We viii sell at public auction, on the prem
1ses, on MONDAY. the 18th day Of june instsnt. .
=; al sieet p r., the east ene-hsh Of Lot No. .,
And Immediately thereafter all that part Of Lot
40. ~, In said square, No. 4s4, contained WITHIN
tne ioilowfnR metes and bounds TO wit brgfa-
nipg ior the same st point Sixth street vest,
iyIeet inches from the northeast corner Of said
i2t, enc running thence due south le feet inches
~est los feet TO the rear Of said lot thenos
north ls feet and inches and thence east ics feet
% the place Of beginning "
The above part OF Lot 10 situated on @ street
north betseen 9Th and 9Th streets wsst, fr .stns
IL Improved with Brick Carpenter shep
The above part OF Lot . 10 stu sed 9th street
west. between and II streets north and a. i'm
proved with Q comfortable fsur story Brick Dvei-
ling House
The terms Of sale are enc half cash, and the
balance 81 ssx months, for which the notes OF ths
YuTehaeers, with interest from the dny Of sale,
Secured 10 the sstisfaetion Of the Trustees win
be taksa, and lien retained on the premises cold,
deposit Of 500 will be required st the tine OF
sale All conveysnefng and stsmps 81 the cest Of
yyhAhiEsE I HARBAueH.l ,,r,,...
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Arrest FoR MUIpEG.-About the 10th of
Nay Vim. Al. Brown, alias Bill ChrisDey,
colored. shot another colored man named Ed
ward Williams, at n picnic In Portsmouth,
Va. oolored girl being the cause of the diff
Gully. Williams died, and Brown escaped ar
rest No Information was transmitted to the
police in this District. bui Detectives Kelly
and Bigley, and Ohicer G. o. Miller, of Second
Ward. received information indirectly, and
also ascertained that Brown wa< on his way
to Washington. He belongs to Georgetown
ard Is Welt known to the colored fancy in the
District; but the best guide to his arrest that
the officers had. was his usual dress, pecu-
liar cap, and a calico shirt Meeting q man
wearing a cap and shirt Of the description they
had, they arrested HIM and tsok him to the
police headquarters where he confessed that
he is the man that killed Williams, bnt pleads
self defence The colored sports and shoulder
hittsrs were very anxious for his release, and
many were ready to give bail for him. But
the character Of the man, and the crime
charged being murder. the Superintendent
will not receive hail, and the prisoner will be
held 10 await a requisition from the Governor
of Virginia. During the afternoon and this
morning Brown was visited by a large mum.
her of the eolored fancy, male and female, who
are greatly Interested In the case.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE-That corns bunions.
bad calls, ETC., can be removed without pain.
TO be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
&24 Penn. av., between AZ and 6th streets.
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pennies can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter '|H
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teY W. B. LEWIS a Co, Aucttoueers
- No. 500 Pennsy lyania avenue.

~ NO o"s fennsy lNania avenue.
EXTENSIVE PAwNBROKERS SALE. BIT
oRbkk OF b. l.. LINsE, OF PHILADEL-
IHIA.
On MONDAY MORNING, June 18th, csm-
mencing at o. O'Clock
Gents ClotIipe such as Sacks Frock and Busf-
ness Goats
Cloth Cashmere. Satinet. and Linen Pants
SILK, Satin, Oassi II ere, and other Vests
Large sst nriment OF Boys Clothing
Ladies Clothing. consisting Of 200 Six, Alpaca,
Delzine. ChintZ, and Calico Dresses
Dress Patterns, Remnants, Under Clothing, &C
&c
SessonAbIe shavls, Cloaks. Nantes, silk Sacks,
Coats, Bodies. &c &c
Also. l0t Of Dental ami Musical Instruments
Several fine Gold Watches. Diamonds, &C
JeH lChron.l W. b. LEWIS A CO, Aucts
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WANTS.

WathTIED.Txo coed IRoNERs. Apply ct
w Ine Linen No, IA OF Willard's Hotel Jels u;
w hs.EpuRF %sS sho understand: h: su;i
oh.Iss u isrn. iaauirs Of EosSE or s e 's
Banker, corner ofI5th st ana Pa ave. je Is s..
and ro WHITE .D %S%IS H.. to sSSs
.S'.nS " 'sa Maryland ave-, corner of 9th street,
w ER. and fK1NER Rsoomn neSHiA are re
in Streets. nsH t. ROBINSON corner i.h and
srese.c'ssie young woman with q fres,
S, pes 81 milk. Apply st No. $50 .thst., Navy
WANTEp-A healthy WET NuRsT irnsa,.
a,ely ApEly at Mrs. Browns Bosrdine-
COLIN NO No Is. IFs,m0nt avenue or to Dr. LIN.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE CITY PROPER.
miles Of Wsshnston, under cultivation, i approved
octeuiidinss. Address Bex 5, Star Once.
WANTED-A COACH PAINTER and a youns
W., John r DENNIS Cosss%sssr.S On n's''''
WANTED-A COOK and WAITRESS. None
between sist and R2 sa
THREE DRUG OLERKS WANTED IMME.
svsns.
eoIner IN ST. Ie 10 1t"
pAsTURAGE Wanted ten head Of horses to
s..ss horses saF.H Apt, 70 B. NJ JoHSsS S
WAAErIrET4,ooII%%eaistsly, a arst class .oN.
work, @ whom good wages and constant an pioy-
p piIS will be given WIN. r. WALLACE. SIS
nIgn ST., Georgetown. je 10 ST.
w BILE HOUSE. uRfurnished, of about or 10
rooms, In good neighborhood. Address, stating
iBRton r. O. ie 1885,
WA1kSTTEEPl,.TT9 5s5shs.s for cash 2 Dwell;
iSs"i1s fl a Real T F. sssss sna
Agent, No. Asa 1th street, opposite the Post Of.
nee je 1857
WANTED-Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS in
w ahealthy location, suitable for Housekeeping
Address Post Office Box 7s2. je I4-5t]
WhNTED-A competent DREsSMAKER, to
s wssfTi Apply at 47s1e eth street, between
WAETED-A good middle-aged WOMAN that
iron, and that Is willing to work in a restaurant
AHFlI St corner 8th and streets, Navy Yard
NANTED-GoId aud Silver Watches, Ladies,
STR. Fulton co. s, Pawnbrokers, sos 9Th
50 Water coolers, and 500 gross Of Porter CoTks,
Tor sale cheap Je2 I'm
NANTED we want to buy chOic and vslua.
Also. several email no BUSES ami LoTs for cash.
Also, number Of choice FARMS near the city.
from 40 to 5000 each.
d H. WELLS CO,
my 10 I'm Corner 10Th ard streets
WANTEEppom, r,otv ,o,.uon,...,,.
BARTLKTT s % SEWING MACHINE
II viii DO any kind of work. 1t is made ia the
best manner and war; auted for three years.
]. p. DIBBEY, Jsweller,
Agent for the District of Columbia,
my l5-1D- 49, 9TH ST., bet. ID and x.
AN EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT.
q UAT1OS In private family or restaurant
Gail on MIR NEAL, 18th street, No 3I3. mh5
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BFDs BED.
DING AND HOUsEFUkNISHINQ GOODS OF cvery
1escTi ptiO1 r. BUCHLY, t06 Tth street,
Ias-T between q and ". east sid.
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TT aREEY . Williams. Asenoassrs.
v4LgAsLs sgqlIvpHIaETe s LOT vE.ssSErrss o.

q s4HuhisDzI 8: is lsss.ns. :. aeiost !,
N We shhll ell. On the Ire1isss, Lot Ne. q, n
SSsp. The Location q yery dssirsbis for sSy one
viskins = Iatcss:s Ter Z pstvsts rcsidense.
months. secured ~ deed Of trust oa ths prsmess.
Auccoyeyanctng s1d icseuue .tamps e the cost
49, Dnsehsesr go down when the property 10
~ aREEH q WILLIAMS. Asess.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

t'OR EENT-In the Star Office Building at the
a corner of Pennsylvania avenue a. 4 nth street,
= number Of excellent and conveniently situated
BAKER, at the Star Office. nay Is II
EOE RENT-In the STAR BUlLDINO3. COR
4 per Pennsylyanis avenue and 18th street,
BaDies. Terms moderate. Location the best in
Wsshingtou. Apply to C. d. BAKER, at the
Star once. my % If
EOR RENT-In the STAR OFFICE BUILD
L 1NGs, corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and nth
street, ROOMS suitable for law, real estate or any
he IN Is aepy
Sts: Office. my IS tf
T in the Star once Building. at the corner oi
the Restaurant and Bar Room; large and COVE.
. .na IN. Bs Boon
y ven, other rooms x Is. tenant may desire
6u.ine.:. For the Seeo%mOdaton Of p Guiding fHf %
meetings &C., sc'. the Hall Is admirabiy sutes.
and %n't greatly increase the bushes. Of the Res
to c. b. BAKER, at the Star once my as.tf'
FOB RENT-Ths STORE No. 3aI D street,
Il near nth 1t fronts Immediately on Penna
nien,ly situated store rooms in washi nston city.
Apply to G. B. BAKER, at the Star Once mys II
FOR kENT-Ts q gentleman and wife, without
suitable ssr
Apply at the cottage, corner G and North Capitol
streets above Depot. jel2.T&F2us
square feet This square f 'front.'. 81 fssr OS
inches on Delaware avenue along which the Rail-
Ioad 70 be bnilt from the Point Of Rocks will run
road Iu,t below at street. 1t offers profitable
Investment to capitalists or others. aud will be
sold 10 whole or In part, TO suit purchasers, FOR
terms: &C., which will be accommodating, apply At
4o2 9th street, between d and 4. je2 cow
FOB sALE-4,l5O ACRES OF LAND in Ran.
Il dolph county, Va. Title indisputable Terms
reasopsble VIII be sold in tracts to suit purchas
ers; Tor quality Of land refer TO Hon George B.
Latham, M o. from West Virginia, and " ID
Wallach: editor Washington Star. For title in.
Quire at the rooms Of FORD RINl, over Ham
positively be sold
sp M.M THOMAS a. FORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-16
RY GBEEN q wILLIAms, Auctiopesr,

AUCTION SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUIIp
ING LOIS fronting on u street north be- ween
9th and 9TH streets west
On WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1856, at O'Clock
P; In front Of the premises, we shall sell Lott
NO: q ans d In subdivision of Square Ne al.
having ~ feet inches front by ITO feet deem RIM
ming back TO 10 foot alley. The above properly
e handsomely located, and in improving mel sh.
Terms: One-thir cash; balance In and month";
secured BY deed of trust on the premises All
convey ancing at the cost offhe purchaser incluf-
when each lot IL sold. ~"
el5.d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts