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NEW fKATURE.-We have long needed
just such a house as has Just been opensd bv
X. M Hail, al his Real Estate Exchange. n
Louisiana avenue; place where the people
can oHer Real Estate, daily or weekly and on
New York and other cities aud one is needed
mere By THIS means a man NAV offer his
properly without extensive advertising and
married men Will know where TO 60 10 make
good IN yes iments, "a TO buy real estate L.,
as al Merchants Exchange corn, or other
articles are sold, and buyers understand where
TO go, so at Real Estate Exchange can sellers
sell We commend the enterprise to the pub
lip r wv
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KINNEY. On Wednesday. the fsth instant,
Mhg IN after short Illness, Mr. GkUBQE Mo
hEnhk1 In the 43d yesr Of his sgs. r.
hls relatives and frfep 1s are TO attend
his 10 ne Al from the residence Of hts mo therein
law mrs Mocssbee, No Col PeAnsylvsnfa ave-
p. IN, Friday, 26tb tnst = :
REAvER. In Georss.owu, on the morning Of
me sah instant HENRY REAvEB. aged Is
:, hi. f,neIsi .ill tshs place fron the Dunhartea
street d. j.. tburch, On Fridav aftsrnoou the
18th, ats e'clock The friends Of shs fsmiIy are
respectfully Invited 20 sttsat, Phiisdsl Dhis De-,
Ders pleAss oeDy.l 80
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LOCAL NEWS,
AMUSEMENTs &c To Nraur

ALL eOfsBA HOUSE.-we can recommen d
tne minstrel troupe of Messrs Goes Purdy &
SOnFeIse, now performing at Walls, a. the
6esI winch has appeared here for n long time.
@ music, dancing, burIesques, and hu-
morods bits are excellent
NATIONAL THEATRE -Beneft OF DIR. O. H.
ness business manager. The programme en-
OIdCes "PlZarro," the burlesque OF - Later
from Japan" &c
METzRRoTT HALL.-The EIlinger and Foofp
combination again this evening Mr. Harm
son, the extempOre singer, the little folks and
the musicians and vOcalists, by whom they
are assisted, get up a capital entertai n ment
FOUNDRY NJ. r. CHURCH-Those who de-
sire rich musical feast should net fail to hear
the song OF Mr. Philip Philips the Singing
Pilgrim, thi evening. As the houses are eve
ryvhere crowded where MIR. PhiIIips SINCE
we would advise our readers 70 secure early
seats.
CARROLL HALL, CT street, between 9th and
lOth-Eair for the benefit of the new Hall and
House OF the Christian Brothers, now open
CHURCH OF TIE AsCESsIOs-The FAIR for
me oenehi OF the church is now in progress
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 18th street-(irand
evening
STOTT's HALL, First ward-The fair and
festival by the ladies of the New Episcopal
Cburch OF ~. John, Baptist, in the First Ward
IN AID OF the Church. Is now in progress.
UNITARIAN CHURCH.-Lecture by Rev W.
ii. Cudworth before the Washington Unita-
nan Association this evening. Subject Use
and Loose.
ODD FELLOWS HALL Third grand ball of
the O'MahOny Circle r. B., this evening.
MsTKOPoLITAN HALL-Singing. dancing
and the drama, this evening. splendid per-
Torrance.
JEUSENAS's PLEASURE GARDEN. corner 4th
and streets, is now open.
TKUToNIA HALL.-Benefit of George Mueller
this evening.
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MAR

YENNIE-sOUDBR On the alst instant. Nv
the Rev B. BroSg, HEhRI yINNIE. Of
Nea York to Hiss ANN ELlZABETH sOUDER,
York Herald please copy.l
COLLIHs-MEEM. On Tuesday, nd inst +, at
Trinity (CatholicI Church, 0eoTketown D. a. nv
Rev. Father Jameson, mr. +. j. COLLINS to
Miss GEEEVIHVE n. MEN.
rGLENE,IH0nAs.o On the sd instant, at
Trinity Church, BY the Rev DR.. Hall W ID.
GLENN, of Winchester, Va, to Miss LAURA v
THOMAS. Of this city. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets, contin-
ues the successful treatment of Corns, Bunions
Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moles
Vascular Excrescences, DC. Fees at office: one
corn, 81; several, so cents each: Bunions Bad
Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vascular Excresc SCIENCES
and Moles, 81 to SIS each. Office hoars from
: a m TO p. m and 10 p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1851.
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pRePosALs FOB OArzLE FoR INDIAN
DEPARTMENT uF THE IsrKlIoR,l

DhfAkIAENT lNTElrOR.l
Proposals will be received so 70 tls isTs A. 4,
msy, I.oII ~ the once OF Dsnmsn, supertn-
tendent OF Indian fairs fer she Northern Sunsr
intendency, 81 Omaha Citvl Nebraska Tor &C.
delivery at Omaha City OF Z &c folIoxise SCI
Cattle TO Wit
500 head n MILK Cows for 's1e wipnebago In
o1ions ccnpying reserE ,tsn In Nebraska
ooo neoo OF mllk Cows Tor tee tantee sioux In
dams, oocupyipg rese rys iiol 1t the month
o. the hlObrsra, Nebraska
500 bead Of Milk Cows for ana ganctop Siam In
ANS, occurring q reservation in Dakota
iOO head Of MILK Cows for tie Omaha Indians
m occupying reservation in Sebrasks
20 head OF Young American BIlls.
IN: Cows must be Of good uslity. American
oIeed' not less than three nor more than seven
years old Cows with young cs YES or c.vs uith
cali, viii be preferred. Dry CO.'S will not be re-
ceived The Bulls must be MT less thAs three
years old, and the Beef Cattle act less than four
Superintendent DeRman wiz Lave the rfeh, IN
REJECT any ell the bids alec, right 20 reject
any or ell the cattle IL he d.sESs that the cattle
delivered are not Of the requires character
Superintendent Denmap wiz be authorized u
receive the said cattle and TO gss vouchers 20 the
once OF the Commissioner OF Indians Affairs iu
NAsbl pston city.
The time OF the deli very of ths - title will be de-
terBiHed By Superintendent Denss an who will also
have the power TO change the ace OF delivery
With the consent OF the contrsct;I.
Good and sufficient bCnds vtIt he reQuired Tor
the faithful ful fillment Of the eoESract.
the total number Of cows and n lis called for
separate proposals., heweyer, vii be received for
the beef cattle. o. a. Ea0WHIE9,
mn 81 Secretary.
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1T MAY Paw YOU to 90 to Hepn,ns's, corner
OF 1tn street and Maryland avenue. and buy
a. any rate cali and see the Creutlemen's Mel
ton Suus, Sig; Cashmere and Blue Flannel
quits, 3d. Cashmere Suits, SA; Good Cassi-
more SUITE, which VII wear well, dark OF
rent coloTs, SIS: Merrimack Cashmere Suits,
SiI; fashionable Double and 7 wist Suits. pan &
VITA side stripe, SIS fine Double ard Twist
suits, Shade and Colby's goods, $50; fine SILK
Mixed Suits, 800; Evans and Seagrayps' Silk
liked SUITS, pants with side stripe. seq; fiji ssi
SIX MIXED Suits to 800 best Blue Flannel
suits, Middlesex Mills, color warranted and
well spunsed; suits of Edward Harris cele-
brsted Gas simeres, and q variety Of goods not
10 De mentloned-for One Price only-marksd
In plain figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

WHAT rs 1T i-Residents IN the vicinity of
Seventeenth street, IN the First Ward, are
very m uch mystiiied as 10 the sex OF a stran.
ger boa rding at present in that vicinity. The
person in question wears the clothing OF q
man. but is favored with the form, fe itures,
and voice OF the gentier sex. In crossing
muddy IaRway be COR she) daintily takes mis-
lor her pants near the knee with thum and
forennter, raising the trousers out the m ire m
a way .ugg~stiye of hoop-skirts and baimoral
CATERS. Is IL a man. q woman, or whati
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fCRCHAsED.-The Young Mems Christian
Association purchased yesterday the prCnartv
OF hudson Taylor, Esq, corner of 9th aud il
streets, for $4,000. The site is an admirable
one IL is proposed 10 erect a fine hall to-
eether with offices and stores, and it is esti =
mated by practical business men that putting
me cost OF the building at S6O,UOO and the LOT
al S4GWO, the property will rent for enough 10
aSahZe net interest OF Is per cent. on the cost
The properly was purchased by Mr. Henry u
Cooke, In trust for the Association. the paw
mtnts to be made in yearly instalments of
$4,000 each. -
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NO BETTER INVESTMENT can be made than
IN Clothing at the present reduced prices at
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

IHE NEW STEAMSHIP LINR-We learn IN (.
quite party of gentlemen, Stockholders in
me new steamship line, and others propose to
@ passage around 10 New York on a health
trip. on the steamer E. e. knight, which lea YES
Alexandra at noon tomorrow. From what
we near OF the steamer T.. &. knight, and the
agreeable nature OF the trip by water TO New
York, we have no doubt the marty will on 80
themselyes vastly. The trips to New YORK by
.hls hne promise 10 be very popular all through
me season, as affording opportunity for getting
the oenent OF the sea air and an in yigoratinS
health trip with very little loss of business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

For SHIRTS made to order go to Francs
1874 9TH street, between ID and l.. also, Gents
Furnishing Goods, at prices, that defy com pc :
ution1 Gray's, Byron's and Imitation. Linen
Collars, % cents per box; Scarf and Ties in
endless variety. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

WE ARE REQUESTED TO say that NO more
persons can be employed at the Government
printing OHce-and that il is useless to apply
Tor work at that establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

GOOD COTTON SOCKS, Is, 20, and - cents PEI
par; good Merlno Shirts and Drawers, o,
cents each good Summer Undershi rs cents
at Francs Popular Gents Furnishing Store
ig4 1th street, between ID and f. Also good
White Shirts at Sis, -, and 81. So ST.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

JUST RECEIVED this morning one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar suits at
the Great Central Clothing House, 100 7th
street, opposite the Post ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

ENGLISH MELTON SACK COATS, stylish cut
faithfully made, orr own manufacturing, u n.
equaled, for the low price OF Sl4, at Noah
Walker & Co.'s, 36S Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

JEwELRY.-New styles Bog Wood Sets,
Sleeve Buttons, ChaiRs, Rings. Pins, Silver
Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Gall Bells, re-
celVed this morning. at Priggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 33S Pennsylvania avenue,
near AZ street.
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CITY ITEMS.

LecfURH On Oratory and Eloc ltion-By in :
Glation OIL President samson, PROF. 6r,fd b. of
Ohicago, will address the stu dents al the Law
Lecture Room, Friday evening At O'Clock,
On ABOVE subject. Ali are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

ONsUCOEsSFUL SEARCH AT THE TREASURY
FOR MISSING UNFINISHED SI,OuO BONA
IumoT was circulated this morning that there
mao been another robbery at the Treasury De-
partmtnt, q bond for - $50 having been repOrt-
ed 10 be- stolen from the Printing Division mn -
der Mr. ). NJ. Clark. From the facts in the case
NJ appears here has been no TO bbery but n sheet
OF paper upon which bond was TO be Printed
was missing last evening, and the employees
We're detained until seven o'clock to find rhe
came. 1t Is the rule Of Mr.. Clarke to iSsue 70
the superintendent of each room the paper for
prlntlng bonds and notes in packages Contain
ing l,OtO sheets each. and each SUPERINTENDENT
As REID responsible for the return of I,QGO notes
or the SHEETS upon which they were TO be print
cd II The same should be- torn or iefaced by the
machine. Yesterday a bundle containing l. vO
shetis was issued 10 one OF the operators for the
purpose OF pruning registered Certihcate~ Of
INDEBTEDNESS, each for the sum OF : 600 The
ontN OF the operator was TO print the border
only ana u would be placed in other hands
lOr completion. Upon counting the bundle
last evening, 900 sheets only were found and
NJ. Clarke immediately directed that no en-
pIO9te o. the bureau-abOut so males and -ln
iemaIes--should leave the office until the
missing sheet should be recovered The work
was counted over, but nothing OF the missing
sheet could be found. 1t was ascertained that
some visitors passed through a portion of the
bureau during the day, and the EMPLOYEES
COMMENDED that II was unjust TO detaIn them
ana mold them responsible, when the SHEET
mlgnt nave been taken by some person not en-
ployed IN the bureau. Under these circum-
stance, and the missing sheet being of no
commercial value, Mr.. Clarke SLOWED the on
orators 70 leave without finding it, and search
Is DelDg made this morning. II Is very prob.
aoIe mat II may be some here about the ma
Shlnes or IN some OF the bundles, having adj
hered 10 another sheet. The sheet is OF no use
put each operator is held responsible for the
amount OF money 10 be printed on each sheet
when the blank paper is issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re =
ceived this morning, At the Great Central
Clothing House, 400 9TH street, opposite the
Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs Kilbourn &
Laua' real estate brokers, corner Seventh and
streets, nave sold the Hudson TAYLOR prom
trty, corner OF Ninth and ID streets 10 Il r.
COOKE, Tor the Young Mems Christian Assoc
clauon, for $4,000; part of square I34. between
Ioln ana Isth Z and X streets. for Slj,OOO; ~
~ uare 236, for S,2OO; lots II, 49, a. and Is,
square 62O; part OF lots 81 and 80. square lf9
lor 5000 Also, farm of $50 acres, Orange
IAN, New York, for $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows,
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit at the Great Central Clothing
House. l. H SMITH
400 7th street. onposite Posi- Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES Fine gold
American wa'ches, rich gold lsweiry, gold
specs, eye and opera glasses, silver spoons
and forks, will be sold much cheaper than by
any other jeweler in this city or elsewhere, at
l. AleXander's, 240 Pennsyly ania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

tuNsRAL.-1esterday afternoon, the funeral
of the late VIM : Corson. y-bo died on M On
day, took place from the residence of Mr.
kuthfrford, Es1reet. and was largely attended.
MI Corson was member of Iyv Lodge, T.
n, II OF ElmlTa, N. and was lately sutler
OF the 18th infantry. His body was taken m
charge ny Hiram Lodge, of this city, who en-
LACED Mr. Gawler as undertaken, and a hand.
some CONN, covered with black CLOTH on
winch were placed the emblems of the Ms
sonic order, and plate containing the name
ana date OF birth and death. The Lodge.
headed by the 5th cavalry band, escorted the
remains TO Oak Hill, where they Will await
the orders of his friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

OER HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars lust
received. CAN and look at them at the ireat
Central ClohIng House, 400 9TH street, oppo.
site the Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

TIE banjo PERFORMANCE OF Converse, at
Wallis Opera House. ~ wonderful, and mast
De seen TO he appreciated. Other novelties
every evening. The buriesques OF the troupe
are capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

For CORNs, BUNIONs. BAD NAILS, ETC. con-
suit DI. White, 42i Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 4 and 9th streets
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A GAEAT BAkgAIN-FOR SALE-r The
90. sS.er Of tires HOUSES. siI roo n, each 2;
either or srSHS:f the
.ri,.; ssrs with The eryilese ofbuyias .t the
aos ..atiss for One Ss 81 tSsn s.ns C1
s.ere As SG1a T.ns sSGa s'aIa Tor s,e,.,s
Emsioy pent Agent, Plans Ba,IdinT, 1 tn street
apd New York avenue spsl.St'
HoOSEs TO LLf OR FOB sALk-In the
houses .ss aeII LOO sov i,tn street east: These
s .s eass a ell oohys.isose. hot and e1Id s,e
fL6w.AH. sos street, tr eos' to h TO-. or
y street west, be,U eea * street north aud viz.
gpi. Avenue. Said Let is feet front. IsI feet 81
.msil Rou.s. on &c rear Of the lot oAnt.u ING
%onss PFC. S0T,s. rent for shos
90 i stfo oh street. shS S.s.... ss0Ss
T. TOR SALE
2 OR sALE-BRICK HOUSE N 9th street. near
BklCk HoUsE nsst winard's. and double lot.
FRAME HoBsE with brick back building,
On 10th street, near r, excellent location. for
Two Brick HOUSES on the IsIsad, new, near
Also, sey.EsT other HOUSES for sale in tn.
best part of Washington
spF-Iet corner La ave. and sth strest.
EABM FOR sALE-ons Of the most slisiby-
located FAkMs. of 30 acres, only n We mi IS
north OF Warrington, directly on the liuo OF he
Prolectet railroad aud depot BORDERING the same
Ihis Farm has sixty aeres OF oak aud chestaut
timber. and good stream OF water running
through the land; has two good Farm II ous-s
with al the necessary out buildings; 4. well i'm
proved and fenced, and IL we'll adapted for one
OF the hnest market and gnrden farms m this Art
Of the country, and will be sold tosether or In
lots 70 suit purchasers, or viii be divided into
two farms. with Q house aud improvements on
each.
Terms reasonable. For further particulars
apply to ID. L. WELLS 100,
sp IbI0t Corner Louisiana avenue and eth Il.
TOR BEHT-Large FURNISHED ROOMS
Il from Slzto SIS per mouth Boarding AZ as
per week, at No. asa 9th street, between q aud
Louis ana avenue AMI lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

MUSICAL There will be a concert at Rev
Dr. Gillette s church, Oh 18th street. on Satur
Gay evening next at which some OF the hast
amateur talent in this city will assist The
concert is for the benefit of st. Barnabas
church, and is worthy liberal patronage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

DIET IN THE STATION HoUsE-Tuesday
morning, about 10 o'clock q man named lanes
moore, suffering with dsliTium tremsas was
'aken % the Fourth Ward station house by
olhcer NIL de remained until evening when
ne appeared 10 be so much better that ne was
Permltted 70 90; Early yesterday mornius he
went 10 Mr.. J. Il. LORDS wood and coal ward
corner or AIN and CT streets. Mr.. LORD paid
every attention 10 him during the dav IN
ntshing everything that was supposed To he
for his relief ATS O'Clock, Off Ger ewi. carrisS
him back 10 the station. He was put in a cell.
and a ft " minutes after obi Ger Grant went ro
the cell 10 see If he wanted anything, and
found Tim sitting uprIghr, quite dead He died
in IS minutes after be was AIKEN to the station
inquest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

lHE FIRST OF THE Ca SA's.-The mspis
lIaIes nave begun 10 issue their ca Sd'S for the
securement OF the fines superceded in corno
ration cases. Yesterday, Justice Handy had
ore gentleman arrested. He declined at first.
20 pay the line; bat the Off Ger was directed To
!oGk him VI and go after the superceder, ard
take both to Jail at the same time The min
clpal, nnCIng that his bondman wac also 10 he
arrested, changed his mind, and paid the fine
and cOsts-S1g Is " 'i'A0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

CRihINA AL COURT, Judge FisAeT-Yestsrday
Alfred Green. convicted Of larceny was sen .
fenced 10 ten days In Jail.
Annie Faulkner, convicted OF Iarcapv ras
sentencrd - sixty days in lail
Charles A Boyd was convicted on two in
clctments for an assault and battery
In the case of Frederick Buchner and Ado
line Anderson, indicted for larceny, a noIls
pros. IVES entered.
In second case against the same party the
nrst Wa scquirted, and q ROiie pros. entered as
regards the latter.
Thus morning, b. r. sherwood, indicted for
nuisance in allowing the deposit OF RUBBISH
street, between 18TH and Iith,) was found not
guilty. Norris for defense
Charles A Boyd. convicted of assault and
battery N two cases yesterday, was sentenced
10 pay line of $40 and - respectively
Joseph Duncan il being tried for the second
Tine on an indictment for burglary
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PROPOSALS.
IA RSsssI;ssn as. A iasD
v .N.vr P.rr,srrls Ovyios,

Va (: q sros ID. o., apnI -. TO-
Iii re q be endorsed Proposed.
III DC .ece,sG % this once uAtil Il q. the drst
dep OF May, ise for the foil ovins 80 plies ,,I,rs
n,rH a. .ssts.aI,ry 60 Be Deli y.rsd free
ton Navy Yard aud ypl Jc-f 20 80 49, :. sa,
fke'saf, tO-wit - ~
strear o. Oldham,
sIoe (efghty-ors hundred poS,a. sa.t sh....,
refund lrces
roo one thou ~ ~ rour de square CAST s,a.I
laS (eleyen hSndreG and twenty I'VE "a.
round Cat steel for tops
I? ttv eIVeD cozIt hsr round smooth Filss
IS eighteen dogFr hand smeoth Filss
s. thirty -siri Ss-s Bastard Ftles.
l2(t~elvsg soTtr half round Files.
I (Opel barrel bs.'ed Lipteed OIL.
Bbrers a Straw E-F,ss-ssE
500 ave luDdrss RsltOns best wistcr strsise II
pore ererus I'll, N barrels, 70 stand Q ten
perstufe os..s Deg Fahrenheit
Resp nsible sfsurlIy required fer tbs prom %
arc faithful deIpf-ry Of supplies awarded.
fspk forms s. bios, ,c'fA 'sTfksT fo't,,r 80.
foT btdfs-s, 20 bed I'd st this once
II CALVIN q. JACKSON.
apps - psymaster u 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

SIXTH WARD.-The registration OF voters in
thls ward yesterday was Az, OF whom 395
were white, and So coIored
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OFFICE OF CLAGErT swEENY,
PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU.
No Market Space, second Hosr
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

BUILDIHG LOTs.-we call especial st,sD,,.n
OF pure nAsers to our list of desirable BufI,iipe
squares the immedi ate Vicinity OF the new Stss
department, on Fourteenth street, the most "a MD
We attention the following Whois 81 usrs,
vhich ne aSn 'isJns 70 Dc seen at our office,
terms we are authorized to offer upon liberal
, saTssre No as, BOUNDED BY Fourteenth and Fiji
Square No 2OS, bounded by Fourteenth and Fiji.
tenth, and z and Il streets
Square No. no, bounded by Fourteenth and Eif
teentn streets, and Rhode Island avenue and p
Square No; 2ss, bounded by Fourteenth and rb,,.
teenth streets and and W streets. 'AN : "'i'
ana mo- bounded By fourteenth and Thir
Square No as BOUNDED By Fourteenth and Thir.
Square sns No. aa 49, 'srss
BOUNCED by Fourteenth and Thirteenth, and
Square No. 273, bounded by Twelfth and rb,r.
tenth streets, ana and V streets. ~nu INT
square IA Ne "a hGundsd By Twelfth and Thir.
ssIsIs sn SO ~ "a bEanasa by Twelfth and Thr
Twelfth, and 8 and T streets. H'h anu
SQUARE 81 No Ss. bounded By Tenth and Eleventh
sausrs No as, bounded by Tenth and Eleventh
Square No $50, Soun ossI S1 Ninth ana r.n,,
and v and w streets INV
81 sqS.Ie No: s.l, bounded By Ninth and Tenth,
"a Square s No; ssa, bounded By Ninth and Tenth.
saaare No. ss4, bounded by Ninth and Tenth
streets. and Rhode Island avenu 3 and street
., SSosre no S6. bounded BY Eighth and. Ninth
Square No. al, bounded By Seventh and Higath
and and Q streets.
and and streets
We have parts Of Squares and single Lots in Gil
parts OF the city
We can Blsoe persons in almost any part Of the
city they may elect.
fhe most OF the property on our books can be
purehased on very easy terms.
Only the market price ssked for property"
ia 4 a
less sold. CLAGETT B SWEENY
apl9-d2w Real Estate Brokers'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

THE FISH WHARP.-Yesterday ia ooo har
ring and 1900 shad were landed at the fish
wharf, foot of eth street, and disposed OF ar
from 20 10 80 per 900 for herring, and from
= 90 10 cl2 per 100 tor shad. The spppIy thi.
morning is rather small. The country custom
Is undated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25
GREAT WATCH SALE,

~ ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
Gtrtns erery PdnOa Handsome and Reliable
WdIch for the lolc Price Of Ten DotlaTsr
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
ind not 10 be pad for Mless perfecfIy