davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-01

"OULD RESPECTFULLY THANK HIS
w friends, patrons and the public gen
orally for their very liberal and extensive pat
ronage and hopes, BY thoroughly diSeharg-
ing bis professional services, be will continue
TO merit their patronage in the future, at the
above named place, where he has resumed
bis practice, and would be pleased 10 wait on
al who entrust their teeth 10 his care. HaV-
ing lust returned from the Eastern Cities
where he purchased an entire new operative
and mechanical outfit, together with q
choice selection Of the best material known
TO the profession, and having secured all Of
the most approved Improvements for perform
ing operations In the most scientific style, be
feels sanguiue that be viii be able, combined
win an extensive experience Of more than
ten yeaEs practice 70 give satisiaetion In all
operations which be may perform.
TEETH inserted 90 the Yulcanite Rubber
Base. Gold and Silver. He would invite
special attention Of those Who wish AaffT1-
ciaL TrrTH 70 the Rubber Base AZ possessin1
aBsolufs superiority over eli other articles sv-
or offered Tor that purpose. II can be more
perfectly adapted 10 the gums. II has great
strength, yet II is light and very durable. II
Il easily kept cleaB-weet and pleasant 70
the taste. II does not eoB AaY a. much as
Cold Base. 1ndsed, I'll who are In need Of
I Artificial Teeth, and those who wish 70 pre-
ssrre their natural ones, can have Il done Al
the Lovaf Prize b. applying Al
CAZlBRB DENTAL 0FRICE,
Nore 1888 Joanspong, TEHnraaEn
Tans kaVsSiatig Cab.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-01
$3.50 Reward

VuTg COUNTY cOURT OF WARRINGTON COUNTY
a ~ I'D assion. Arrf fnf, tgA. sFdsrsi hat tbs
fan u 1--WE undrad and Eifty Dellafl \
rad any perusa % refaon1 gho IN afrerf and conrict,
tafsra alary, ~ thlef vh1 uay D. ruliy q hprns
tealinF dncs ~ efS4 81 ~ lac rsheilha. n -
~ o1tof ths Cgunfy TrraaHu. ~ order ~
0lQ w. TGLFOhD, Natrss
Alr1 tnl lsm !. oanakns cEt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-01
TRE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DIR UGGISTS
Old Drug Store,
GAY Street. Knoxville, Tennessee
VETE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
Wv the people OF East Tennessee that We
have now completed our arrangements for
having constantly in store q very large stock
Of
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Physicians Pocket Cases, Truspes and
Supporters, Surgical Instruments, Dye
Stutfs, Paints, in Oil and Dry.
Tanners Oil and L~ampblAck, Window
Glass and Hollow Ware, Toilet Articles
and Perfumery, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
Comprising in part, the following articles
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's Expectorant.
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminative Balsam.
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters,
DOak's Plantation Bitters,
Uooaand's German Bitters,
Blackberry Carminative,
Wistar'S Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Balsam of Hoarhound,
DR.. Guysott's Dock and Sarsal rilla,
Halls Ealsam for tho l. lgs
Radwav's Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain KillC.
Mexican Mustang Linimont,
Arabian Liniment,
american tiargling Oil,
kudIum's Specific,
EmerSnn'S . X,
Planters Capsules,
Indigo Sweet Oil,
Madden, Lard Oil,
Cuibar. Narnish,
L0gwood, Whito Lead,
Red sanders, Red Lead,
COpperaS, Blue Stone,
Alum, Window Glass,
Lin~ced Oil, Putty,
Tannrr's Oil, Spice,
Coal Oil, Pepper,
Castor Oil. Ginger,
IN TT T M 81 T nj Il .
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-01
CARPENTER & MUNsoN,
General Claim Agents,

neA- J. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adiutant LIST Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
B6- s. MUNSON, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
sth Tennessee Cavalry,
WoULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and SUPP
plies taken and no receipts given, aud for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given to
settlements OF officers accounts. Stoppage
Of pay removed, and certificates Of non.in-
debtednesI obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
- Once LIST door South Of Exchange
Bank, Gay st., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
REEEREScEs-Gov. W O. BroWnlow, Gen.
A. G. Gillem, Col. L. o. HOuk, Capt. McNeiSh
may 26-tL
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-03-01
G~ROVESTEEN & Co.,
Piano ElHTT MANUFACTURERS,
400 BroddpaN NeD York.

~ SNJ
THE ATTENTION of the pubiie and the trade 10 In
yited 20 our Nsr. soak, k1ea 0ctaFs, Rosewood Pan
Fo,tss, which for volume and purity Of tone as n1ri
VALID b. any hitherto offered In thil market. They
contain al the modern improvements. frneh grand
aetlon, harp pedal iron from oTer-strung bass, ect.. and
each Instrument being made undsr the personal super.
ylslod q Mr.. " n. ~GRoVuTErg, Who has q practical
sIpeisnse % over thirty yearl " their manufacture,
is fully warranted In sVsry partliar.
nd a. kiqAea srrurd u l~R al - eSkbai,d Worlds Fair
sfIondsa, Paris, Germany, PhnadelphlA, Baltimore,
Bostsn and New IOrk; and also at The American Insti-
tuts for ave nuf3isNe yeaIa, ths Cots and ELVEa
hEBlLS from both Of which ean - seen A. our ware
room.
By he Introduction % lnprore@ents've make q stil
more perfect PiaBo-fort, and By manuiacuunl largely,
with 4 strictly cash nysiem, are eaabled 70 oner thee
IN stunisnis At = price ueieh Nii preclude al eompsu-
ton.
Our price are froa 500 10 go shsspsr than any
first chaa Pano-fnrta.
~TERns-Hn ClsB IN current fsnda.
Descriptive sirCaiar sEET FlU- UySo-miahkP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

AUSTRALIAN LERcR Es.-A very manasa-
live business has lately grown, 10 pretty OK.
tensiye proportions in Melbourne, in the AK
portation OF lseches. The trade Is Principally
carried on in connection with the operations Of
the Murray River Fishing Company, the
fishermen there employed turning their asteE-
ION 81 seasons unfavorable 10 the fishery 90
he collection OF Ieeches. From 10000 to s5D,-
OuO leeches ara sometimes collected IN Que Of
The trips OF tne Companys steamers. They are
hen packed and conveyed TO MelooRrae,
where 4 large proportion OF them are PIT ap
for transmission abroad, great numbers being
sent 20 London and Paris. wsere IL is---ated
ihey are preferred to leeches brought froEa any
other place. The principal outlet fo1, the ex-
KIND OF leech throughout the whole OF that
grea. continent. The expectation ls likely to
be q rununerative business for some years; it
is anticipated that from two9o three mil lien
OF leeches VIII pass through their hands this
So9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
THE EVENING STAR.
EUR GEIaN MEMS.

Iorpex, July a--Eyening-Ismal Pasaa.
sovereign II Egypt, mas arrived IN i,on;iou
from Pa. TIE railroad stations ware aprC-
Isteb VIZ 1iGgs and lie wers in honor of me !.
tus.rous VISOR, who was accorded grand
rscrp.on. n wh Oh me Prince OF Wales ant
l-"Td Sianicy. :, Rotary OF Foreign Affairs.
ftos e nePicuoUs par. large bony OF
troops were also III attendance. ami formal an
ssr0rt 20 he King OF Egvpt lsmait Pashs IS
the Caes. 81 hGrI Indley
fARIF, july a.-ltI IS reported that Naouh,ou
has concluded Epon dlsarning thirty - a.
ihousano men Of the French army i'm ne al.
atsiy.
NRw ioRE. July The Steamship Ransa
rom Southampton June 18th, brings the 10!
lowing uropaaR EeHs-
The Times SlyS neither favorable harvest
weather nor the arr al OF gold from Am res
appear 10 restore the financial confidence. OF
the Paris and London pu Ollie.
The French Senit.. has been petitioned 70.
the return 0: Luu:s Phill!pre's remains tc
France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

fFlZe Fight ia Louisiana between Tom
Ming and Jim Turner for One Taou>-
and Dollars Side-Fiity. Rounds
Fsush. in Fifty Miuutes-kin. the VIM
NEW ORLEANS, July 3-The grea: prize
fgh: between Tom King, OF New Orleans, and
Jim Turner, OF the English ring, tor one thous-
and dollars aside. took place to- day, near The
town OF Piaqnemines, lberyiile parish, about
one hundred miles above New Orleans. Three
steamers were engaged 10 convey spectators
and hackers and friends OF the contestants. and
many other went on the packet boats, start
Ing on Tuesday evening. About GO thou sand
persons, including number OF negroes. gath
cred around n ring. The affair was uuier
and orderly-i The fight being conducted strictly
according to the new rules OF IL London ring.
King was handled by Cunningham, Casti-on
Charley and Ben Kelly: Pat Battle. Tom Say-
mour, and Jim Fitzgerald acted rs seconds for
Iurner 1 he tight lasted for " nine and a halt
minutes, III which fifty Elk rounds W ere fought
Much science was Displayed, hut no sever
Punis hmeGt given King won by superior
wrestling powers, his policy being 10 rush in
throw his man and fall heavily upon him
King won all the eyents-flrs throw IN the
first rouLd. first blood in the third, aud first
knock down with body blow in The .igh-
tenth. There were two fouls claimed by Tur-
nsr S seconds, and one by Kings, but neither
was allowed by the referee. VINO is Il promi-
nent legal gentleman. Turner proved the hard
est hitter, and gave King one or two bad fails
on the ropes, making him very shaky and rn-
steady on his pins from the forty second to the
forty eighth rounds. kiLg got his second wind
IcNiEe0 III the H1ly-IOuftn round. and
planted a heavy blow with his right OH Tur-
ners throat, making him laoor heavily in
breathing. In The fifty sixth round ne got Tur-
ner around the neck and choked him, and
finally tell with his cibow and the whole
weight OF his body Oh Turner's throat. The
latter was picked up and carried 10 his corner
senseless Time was called. anu As Turner
CD not come up to the scratch. the sponge was
thrown up in token OF Kings victory.
Turner soon IecoN cred. and brggrd 10 con-
,inue the fight bu, it was too late, he decision
having been given by the referee in favor OF
hiBS Turner hackers and friends deserted
Lin. King was carried on the shou .ders OF the
crowd III triumph WhaI Injuries wsr, intficr-
rd are internal, but not severe
1t is estimated thai Si0,nun was BET on he ra-
snH The gamblers went Oh their boat to Col
i~Se Point and telegraphed thu nit to their
colleagues in he city. The latter Immediately
began 10 hedge their bets, and suceee ded in
thus doing the unInitiated out q: q large
Another match be- Waen these two men for
S5eeN Is talked OF, ami Will probably be gotten
mp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
OF SENATORS AND RE.
PRESENTirIvES.
B., F, WADE, Chic, President OF the senat.e, Y
l..Hn
SENATOR'S.


B.. F, WADE, Chic, President OF tie ssna.e, Ma
{ tional Hotel
Ant hony, Henry B., z. l. 2sa stress.
San,en"n' silnen, Pa-y.-.... WIliari :
Chandler Zach. Mich National Hotel =.
Cole. Cornelius, CaI...,,..
Senkiing. Roscoe, i.......-.s22 18th street,
Conness, John, Cal............
Corhett, II. ". .0regon..-..
Cragin. Aaron H. Y ......4 East Capitol 81 rect.
DAVIS, Carrot. 4 s..........-..-..
Dixon. James, Conn .........
Dooffttic James r.. Wis.
Drake Charles D. ......Willari's ITot,i
EdRnnds, GeoTge F, ht~...-.i North !, cap. I'M
r ts,s NY, P, he-so ith t. bet & g
FpTsri > fsn9 j. .s1 q Hoase.
Crimes, ] JmeS ", Iowa IS II street.
HsndsrsSa ] ol,a B.. No 81. ~ Street Street.
Hendricks. Thos. A. Ind.
Howard Jacob NJ Mich...iS7 llth stree
Howe, Timothy o., Wis....~...a y. street
johnson, kesegsly, Md.
Morril, Lot NJ, Maine~......So til St, be j / i
Morrill, Justin s.. Nt........
Morton, oliver P, Ind...-....
Nye, James " :. Nend ii. 90 6 street
Patterson James W :, n HISS sth i. hot. p 4 E
Pat erson David I, Tenn. EXeSutis" Mansion.
R FSmsFS. k SaH e. aios sGef
Ross. Edmund G.. Kansas .Netropu Titan Hotel.
Salisbury, willard. Dell.
sherman. John. Ohio.
Stewart, VIM NJ Nevada
Sumner, Charlss, Mass-.....N. +. coz. 18th 4 sts
Thsysr, it"IR NJ, Seb Es1i9nsl iistsi
Tr,nbull Lyman Mi...4 Presi,.rrt'. sa1,Sre.
Van Winklc. p &. " V National Hotel.
MiIey, Wait n T.. W .....-Nation,sl Hotel.
Wilson, Hsm% Mass. 80. Washington i ous,
Yates, Richard, III ......... Wizards Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
PROPOSALS.
DRttFGS AIS FOR EIut Il.

OFFICE DEroI t"NAiIs>ARA o. 3 ssl>rENCE,
WASHINGTON. u. G.. July :, lSji.
sealed Proposals are invited until TUESDAY ,
July Il. 1871. a. l. clock VI for Furnishing the
SuhsI>tcnc" Department with
FiN r. III NDkGb t3Hal ia kEEIS HI Fi4Dt
The proposals W III h. ior hat l. know II At tli.
DeF"' Nos. and >. and bids III H." jei
for amy quantity les, rnan IN. Who'll.
BID must be in hUI iiratc. and for Grade ON
separate sheets nf paper.
Tic delivery nj III" Flour II commence within
~: day from the opening nf the bids and hs
delivered in such quantities. daily : .he Gov
riIlni'nf may direct. at the wharyes or railroad
depot in Washington ID t.
TIL, delivery II All Flour awarded t. H., com
pi' t.i within twenty days fr"nt the -ptsn, nt
the lid.
Bids i'll be- received for Flour TO be delivered il,
n"". oak barrels, head lined.
Fay nenf will he made in such funds the
"rBn-ur may have Tor 4 disbursement
lire usual Government pes ton will hr nia,i..
Just before The Flour received. and will br
accepted which j. fresh ground and az j srIp,-
riot quality.
No lid viii be eni-rtain.d from parties WHO
hav' previously failed comply with riTeir bids
~ I'm bidders not Present - r--ron".
Coy clln. mt reserves lii. right IT, lid
Tor amy C:,ISe.
Bids 10 he addressed the unicr i tu.-i 1T, Nn
225 street, endorsed, Proposals fpr Flour.
l.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
ENlspARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STA TES P-iTE vt OFFICE


on tho petition o. BERNARD HUGHES, Of
Roche sttr N Y. praying for the Extension of a.
fSr a., isnpro,encnt IN Trip Hansn,cr, for seven
YEARS from the expiration u said ratent, which
II is ordered that the said Petition be heard nj the
Patent Office on Monday, tic Oth day OF Scptrmber
next at i. O'Clock anil all perzons notified
TO appear and SHOW cause, ii any they have, Why
said petition ought not To IL, granted =
fPersons opposing the extension aIc required to
tl i'm the Patent Office their object iens specially
oct forth in writing nj least .csa.g days before the
day OF hearing; u testimony filed By either party to
be used ut TIM rast taken and trans-
nittei in accordancH with tho rules Of the Office,
which will be furnished on Sppiicaion. Z q
Dispositions and ether pap.rs relied upon ~ tesr
tirnony must be- tiled in tins Office t.cen.g
ten day ) after filing tho test inaany. q.
Ordered also, that this not g be pvhl,shed IN the
q and in tho DEMOCRAT, Rochester. n ", once =
week for three suceessiys weeks; the trst Of said
publications to be at least d2ys 10 the
day Of hearing. TIC. TuEAkkk,
isll-wSw tenmsksiones % Patenu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

DINE WOOD NJ AUCTION At MIX
tNNf!t.
n. Dsrpt f}Ka,tfrn'1stsr,s Oaics,
Nnshtaetna. ID. L.. lniy >. iSjs
Will be sold at Public Auction, IN TT ESDtY
July >, under the supervision 9" captain l:sihes q
puvnc Assistant Qusrf-rniaster. Ut the Govern
mcnt Wood Yard. tlexaftd1ja, Virginia.
goo cords NJ PIN Wood, IN lots II > cords with
the privilege of lJl cords
sale To cnniIlejtsr NJ 10 -. ~.
Terms: Cash, IN Government funds.
P,rcfa mn he from lac COY
" god Yar,; within ten days.
80 - On ARIES II. ToNfPkINS, ff-
Isl st Ereyrt Brig. zen. Depot GUAR terhlaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
DY SHANNON & LEAHY Auctioneers,
I'D II no N

R1 SHANNON Il LEAHf. Anctloneers,
- Late W Is. Lewis Co.. 1907 Penn. ave.
FURNITURE OF DWELLING NO Pr THIR-
f TEEN AND A. HALF STREET. NEAR d, At
AUCTION.
IN WEDNESDAY MORNING. July 10. at 10
O'Clock. We viii SELL on the premises the entire
stock OF Furniture, &C., consisting in part Of Pr
ano, Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads and Bedding, Car
pets, Glass and Crockery Ware, Cooking and other
Stoves, Tables. &c.
Also. the material of Frame House, Doors, W in
dows &c.
jyS 3r SHANNON h LEAHY, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS To BE SUP
L Piled To THE NAVY YARDS UNDER
THE C6GNIIANGE Of THE BUREAU OF
STEAM ENGINEERIAt,.

WAsu.x:rny. u =. .lnn.. ~ i>,7
sealed Proposals :" furnish materials TOR the
NaNs to- III" h>cHi year ending lunc -. iSiS will
b. received at This BurraG anti: - .i,t IN Of
the iHh OF Juiy next at which time The proposals
Tn. proposals mast l. addressed ia III, Chief If
the Hnrcan l! Of St.am Enaia"ef,n- Navy prn,r,-
p"sais Tor Material, Tor In Navy, that They
Frintci schedules fuI amy class ig@ti..r with
Of gns,anrae and # @rtfti,.t,,t srafi Mil,
printed forms Of offers. viii To-. iprI-h,.I to such
persons nc desire /" niu: app!iT cation 10 the com
all tlr Yards arpiic.tiuit !h' Eisr.:n 1itoa
Schedules Viii he ready Tor l.iis"rE the ao h 81
The ronnna,ldant rr c4ri, navy ward ard the Pur
chasing Fantastic - Zach station viii hay" COPY
ton nuly III order thar persons who i,-,.i, l.. I'll
may nudge whether it is i-irahI. rf.i" arpic,,,
ii.n 9or amy Of tin CiHS~r> al those yards
Tn. proposal must d. he swi,"i -, cl;t.-: aud
all Hrri'cr'"s Tor reformation "r tr IN" 'NE'it'i-
nation NJ SAMPLES lu-i he made t. the c'li,I..
d:ntS al III" reSrecIiv" wards
The proposal must lac 'cc0mrant.f Is. rtrtLh-
district in which, TIM bidder rrid- ittat h has Ii
tense Ia deal in The artlrv> i"r wi,i'h h. pr,p"-e~.
and he must further show than hr tnrrr
O.: regular dealer ia In" articles which M ,si.E>
t"surrlH- Tn" 2uaran1"f- m,t-a h. r-rtiLci ~
the %! Iutern:I Revenue for ,i,srrcs IN
Tl.' contract viii hr AWARDED /" ia" ~ ron ~l,o
makes III. lowest h'! al" aye" fhe guarantee re
1wirsd lN law III" Na,s Prepayment. however. ,'"-
>"ryinG tt. r4hr :" r'J",r III" lowest hiA, " any
which il HAY deem ,N"ri'liin1-
Snrc1lce II the full ..ltluunt Will 10 required 10
sign 1h' contract, and their =. >lun~1 iiH .s>i re
certified 10 the satisfaction 9th" S.,sN ~ i"TtncH1
~ additional srrr:ii, twenty ia nt',I NJ IL +"
Niilh"',l TN III" ai"""nr q, tt. bill iHiIi IL"
c"hi!'t shall hav' :c" mriot''. ana lightly
crniun "f he amount Of rnc bill approved III trir-
lcasc hs the t"mnlanhsn at ''' respective" yards
will he paid hy r:,yn:t-nr ct the station ,ia~i
alr,i III tir contract within ten !HN- AFTER the
rant lot The sam" stall nav h" f''~-'i hE the
the >,rr"tar, 9f III" Ir.,>urr.
Gihe '!aFses Of this Bureau ar" nmi'"i"d aud
! y. ]. E"il"r irpl. aud Eiv.t~. VI. :. PIC Iron:
Ne. j. faI'r ftttiHe, Nc. 4. tiiM lJEklIl ktIt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
IHHRouGH LINZ BETWEEN " WASHINGTON
PHlLADLLfHiA AND NEN YORK


" tSIlScTo.. Jan IS, lST
now run as follows. viz ~" , q.
tuh NV YORK. without change III cars
and ECO p. IN. - " ' -
FOR PHILADELPHIA
LedNf tiaiiS except SUNDAY al I:ij ard l2.l3
M; and idU and 7.tp q H..
IN ~ NDAf.
III. only. $50 wv -
daily. ~ " '''' y. H. i"'|
:, Through tickets t" PhiisdeIphis. New York. O..
bnsfoa can he lad AZ the o;lic, At all hour
III inc Gay as VIII ~ he .,ii IN Bank
erS anu Brokers Trie-ra gh IInc. :5tc Penn NV.
me- Sst"ran 9Th ami I'll streets
see Baltimore and ohio Railroad advertisement
aud schedule hstween Washington baltimore An
l.: WILSON, Master of Transnortatio
J.; Vi. OH General Ticket AGENT
Giy hOONTL, Agrut. " ashiugtou
r j. WILKINS, Passenger ag.tut
oc 31-ti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
Pi \ NtlS.

~ PIANOS.
ONE Rosewood -folisu PIANO made by Gilbert,
Sl.s
one Rosewood PIANO, made hy Meyer
Sio" VvvVv
, one almost new oar,lllan 4 Ora, with Stool and
tower; $50. For sale nPon easy ttrnis
4 large let "f Stenwas Soe : ana Snrt Il Amer
lean Piano Co.'S Instruments has ir.t leen re
CeiN ed at III. wale-raoIns IF w. -. iGrIEKurT
q co. sol" agent Of Sicnwas' PiaII.- and Ma
son Halniin ; Sahinct nr2ans n,yS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08

Di N.sGIE Il o.. Auctluue.r-, .r,
ID Salesreom $50 Pr iy.. bet Sit and i2il SIS
SsGIE 4 90 will give their personal attention
the sale al Real Estate ard Iinur"ioi Furniture
Also. - lEr sales If stocks II Glncrr!s.N ines,
linuis. and Merchandise nf every description,
Hnrsc-. Carriages, Harness. a..
Li,.ral ca-i. sd ancc- padc on c"n>ienincit.
Rccr lar Sales at anr Saie-rnrm every II ESIhY
TIL ESDAi, and StTI RD Az. at 3an clock!
in IT. IF NAtiI.E & TO- AIi,ri..nrers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
10y NJ n WALSH & 60, Auciioneers
- 80 feHua aSanlle corner 10th stree


ID 90 renna avenue, corner 10th street
LARGE AND >PEIEMPToRY SALE OF ELE,
CANT OILED WALNUT MARBIE-TUP
SIDE BOARD. OILED WALNUT EXTENSION
DINING TABLE, FRENCH PLATE MANTLE
TAINs WAINIT DINING ROOM .cH aIEs,
ALEs EE E b WHis isIis q VINE ss
contained in tlir ell known ale vaults oi Moses
Sa,l-tai:, III Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. July nth. at ten
o'clock, will sell, at the above name house,
Asa 10Th street, over Wall j. Go. 3 Auction Store
all the Furniture aud Effects. together with the
"eil,assorIssi sock contained III tho ale vaults
Comprising IN part &.
oiled " aim, Marble. top Sdeloard,
Elegant French Plate Mirror, .s
Oiled WALNUT Extension Diniag Table,
q Oiled Walnut Cane seal Dining Chairs.
square and Round Walnut Tables.
Brnssells. Three pl, and Ingram Carpets,
Igae. Curtains tsofHle.S. Nr.-
oiled tnut Marble 4 ppt hamber lurnisnre,
S.tf- Chamber turnitnr'', Gr.en am! Gold, -
Hair. Itiisa. and Cortou-top MATTRESSES.
Double ann Single Be.isiends.
Uilef Paintings and En2ravings. 4E1E
silver plated CastDrs- Tea and Table poan-.
Knives. Forks, Pickle Dishes, Range fnrni-
e titreg 30. -.sat az n
Together " ifl q large assortment of Ii.ina Giasa
md arkafy Ware. with tue nsuat assortment
Cooking REQUISITES, most ot which is brass and
copper. q stlFl3 = @
Tbr Bar fixture-o of RI. Ale Vaults. which, con-
&C.; Usk Tables. Chairs. stove, 0yM Mirror, Bar
Glhssss. Her antcrs ac.- = +,
Terms fash II NJ. X. WALSH SGo..
Js2sd i5utf.e Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
VlY STILSUk & SHETLAND,
ID Real Estate Brokers' 2a3 street

On WEDNESDAY, the 10th Of July at clock D
m. will sell the premises, Lots q p q and
"a. Said lots are enclosed. and two Of them i'm
proved by BY small Frame Fran ilouses, with ten foot
tween X aud |. streets north, being high and ex
cellent building sites. ~
Terms onnthrd cash; balance in six and y
months. S25 at sale. All conveyancing at the es
pence Of the purchaser.
An omnibus viii start from our store at half ma
Fl We o'clock Oh DAY of sale, (no charge.)
NAGLE 4 CO., Auctioneers,
2S5 Pennsylvania avenue
~ S-d&ds between 9Th and 10th Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-08
Ili GREEN 4. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
Id No JsG :. l.. CORNER It'll and u ati.cts

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER
+ GF THIRD STREET NEST ANDN Strict
SOUTH. ON THE Island. AT AUCTION.
On EDNESEAY the 10th day Of july mex ate j,
a clock p. m. We shall sell. on the promises Lot
being Il feet ii rnnnina back IL, to an ,I.y
With good Franc Dwelling house.
Terms One hall cash: balance in six and twelve
months tnr notes bearing interest and secur.d hy
deed OF trust on the premises. All conv"yaBcins
and revenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser.
SO down on the flitr Of sale.
,6-rn&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS. AuctS