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Quitting Box, Curry Comb and Brush, two Coal
to highest cash on the s dsy
mh1s-d aREHR ! wfI HHI msos Hsst,
RH THOs. BOWLING, Auct /; Georgetown.
C0PRER STILL: sc. AT AUCTION.
st the hustiGn , Boon, Of Tho. Do.line GeoTss
bidder for cash '''e W 'ne hishest
Five FermeDt Tubs
Two Rectif!ing Tubs, &c.
OF Lyaas .S .sIsS q N. or the
violation ofthe Internal Rsven1e law
NH ,slx Tsos. s;sfsis scr Aa. e
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
W d LATE el esns Win Jas Mcguire Co,
Once Bniidias. 'i'n street, Star
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY next. n arch Is, At 10 O'CLOCK q,
shall sell an assortment OF Furniture, compr We
Bsd.ts.d. and Bureaus
chamber Sets, Cane seat Chairs
Alnut Extension Dining Table
hs,r cloth Psrlor Chairs
Ingram and Three ply Carpets
Sroekery and Glass Ware
Cooking and Heating Stoves, &c.
NH i9.5t COOPER & LATIMER, Auot..
t(Y W. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctisneers.
We will sell on MONDAY MORNING, March
;sthi at 10 CLOCK all the Stock and Fixtures Of
Drawers, ac.; also. . lot Of Druss, With an as.
soItment Of goods usually found in . Drug Store.
NH 10 W. L. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts.
M GREHH . WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
GHTH sTREET WEST. BETwEEN q
AMP Ahr STREETS NORTH, Ar PUBLIC
On Tuesday, the 18th instant. .. o,cloc. ..
To- feet
good depth, containing 454 square feet Of Rrou nd
snt ONCE, which makes it = desirable building
Terms: 81 900 cash: balance in six month";. sor
note bearing interest, and secured by deed OF
trust on the premises All convey ncias ana
Isvenue stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. $50
'; M i e. r'' oil 'asssElN 4 WILLIAMS, Auc..
RY 0REEN WILLIAAe Aactioaeero.
- No. $40, corner 7th and d streets.
ToTR yALgABLE BUILDING LOTS TIE
SSTsEGfT .SS.TH Az t1BIie HGSrfosl
On IA URsDAi, the 18th instant, At O'Clock
81: S:;ins @ feet front on street By s. feet deep,
Also, ore Lot fronting en- 9Th street IS feet by .
g00e depth 70 niteen foot alley: Sith good
Terms One. half cash; balance in six and twelve
deed ct trust on the premises. $50 down on
GOV. ~ W." aBEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct..
RY OOOPkR . LATlMER, Auctioneers,
Late cls,a ri.s J:TSs hcG1i,s o.
street, Star Once Building"
TRUSTEES sA Leg .I IMR5SyED PROPER.
EetTuar,, A. D., isss. and recorded 10 Liber Z, NJ
ID: No 10. feiio S:4, one OF the land records for
TSai ss aa; s.Ieh
and nss Hston eiS
and known and distinguished upon the srouas
eight ssu.n: :Hnte si, ".s
dred and nifty ronting IS feet en- the east
ten Al me half inches nos feet is inches = Is an
Term. Of sale ane bali cash, Ssis1c. in and I.
months with interest from day Of sale, secured bv
sht risk and e n.
reyenne stamps at the expense Of the purchsss ae
" JOE JOB o 20 ofssgsi E E;sisS:i
TRUsTEEs SALE OF vAL5ABLE REAL
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court fer
Prince Georges county, sitting o. coart of eaui-
r. n.:ssd m n c:u's therein aeIsnSus wherein
sss Of i ssis Z. s
there after he Real is.sts q n.reu. Da val,
s.bon m. 4Hm Goa Prince
scns;iniDs isi Acre.: more II i::s: ana ssieisi.s
Il So odsa sssE the heirs Of
.s
and Baltimore and Potomac railroad, will supply
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
SEvEN.IH1RrY TREASURY NOTES,
AT rHs s a SiShsi sESk d s SS0ShrRo,
Bona 5ess sM.nP: 70. Notes: ohseks
nh i'm '0i sale a sS'' GHM%E Ere Cashier
TAY COOKE & Co.,
BAHKERs,
1UtsentA street. opposite Tsssxry,
buysnd sci sieurrsnt market rates, and kssy
INSTANTLY on hand, full supply Of al
GOvERNMIHT BONDS,
sEVEN-THIRTIEe, And COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders fer STOCKS. BONDS, 10, executed, and
Collections made on all accessible Points.
el-u
BARRow 4 CO.,
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect,
pHALERs SIN
6OvERNkENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
yan AND LAND wARRARrs.
First National Bank Of Washington.
b. ID. COOh -, tot Jay Cooke Co.,1 Pre0aent.
WA. 9. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
aovERHMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGIET OF THE UNITED
sTATEs.
l6A srrset, o1postts the TsasxYy Dsyonwsns,
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ ONE AILLION DOLLARSA
We bus and sell ell classes OF GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESst current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make Coiled,os,
on ALL TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THR
UNITED STA TES
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST AVORABLE TERKS, and dive earsfuI
ana prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS Of B USINESS MEN ssd FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to u.s.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 20 QOvERl.
MEAT LOANS at al times cheerfully furnished
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, o. shier
WashinSton, March ., 1885, mnn
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RIARIIe EOB 1857 "A laro essortosase
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+. q. fHnAKBR,

P.s-Bditors Of the shove paDsrs viii please
cory. and send their bills 70 the fstsnt Once.
GOAL. IRON. ALB OIL. or the Practical Amer.
" ican Miner; being Q guide 70 ear nfnes and
mineral recon- rces. with numerous maDs and Illus
"sInS' THAHOK TAILOR,
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WHAT TIE f fTsss ss EAT n The sAnAs

nd., FEB. ., iss4.S.I have greet ssasisoti.n ],
Tor Vensral diseases In its most oustonary form
that have used them With Judgment, dascreisn
sntfci pations promptly ana sdecfuaily Knovfni
their composition, have me fullest oonAde nee ii
their s@cecy, and e. fer = ny Ne q them extends
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We will sell on MONDAY MORNING, March
2sth At 10 clock; all the Stock and Fixtures Of
streets, Consisting of Jars, Bottles, Shell wing,
Drawers, &C; also, . lot of Drues, With an as :
soItment Of goods usually found in . Drug store.
Terms cash.
NH l9 W, l.. WALL Co. Aucts
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CHEROKEES
For TINS amount. or much thereof as NAV
De necessary, 10 enable the Secretary of the
Interior To cause q census OF eacn tribe TO be
taken, under provisions of the twelfth arti.
Gle or the treaty Of July nineteenth eighteen
hundred and sixty six, twenty-five hundred
dollars.
For provisions and clothing furnished the
army under APP potho.l lie ha lie in the winter of
eighteen hundred and sixty -ene two ne tween.
ty.eighth article of treaty OF July min eteanth
eighteen hundred and sixty six, te n thousand
dollars.
For pay of losses of property bv missiona.
res, OF missionary societies, on Account of tho
troc ps and agents of the United States treaty
July nineteenth, eighteen hundred and six "
SIX, thlrteth article, twenty thousand dollars
CROWS
For first of payments to be made durinv IN.
pleasure OF Congress, to be expended for such
useful goods. provisions, and other articles as
me fresioent from time to time may deter
mine; eight thousand dollars OF which install
ment may be expended in the purchase Of
stock animals, agricultural implements. in the
employment OF mechanics; in educating their
children; in providing Necessary medicines
and medical attendance; care for and snnnort
oil The aged iDfirm, or sick, for the selplass or
phans Of said Indians, and in any other respect
TO promote their civilization, comfort and i'm
provement, and also for pay of head chief
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For this amount for pay of sixteen half.
the President-ffty dollars eacn-eighI hun.
dred dollars.
For this amount 10 be paid Pierre CHEN. in
consideration OF the friendship and services
rendered by him to the Grow Indians, two nun
dred dollars.
DELAWARES
For life annuity TO chief, per private article
10 supplemental treaty twenty fourth San,ern
Der. eighteen hundred and twenty. nine. to
treaty of bird October. eighteen hundred and
eien'eer. one hundred dollars.
For interest on forty-six thousand ana e,~ntv
dollars. 1T i've per ceH'um, bsiu- the yaIus ~
thirty six sections OF land set apart bv treatv
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Z I" hS VI SAGINAW, SWAN
CREEK, AM BLACK RIVER
Tor last Of two equal instruments in coin, TO
De distributed per capita, IN he usual manner
OF paying annuities, per second article of the
treaty or August second, eighteen hundred
deliars.
CHlPPEWAS OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
fol thirteenth OF twenty instruments in coin,
dollars
For thirteenth of twenty ms talmen,s in goods
nounoie Iu.hIuIe, tandI cooking utensils,
Per fourtn article treaty thirtieth September.
eighteen hundred and tfty-tour eight thon ;
sand dollars.
For thirteenth OF twenty instaImen,s for ag-
rcuItnral implements, and cattle, carpenters
and other tools, and building materials. per
fourth article treaty thirtieth Septembe r eth
teen hundred and nftY-four, three Thousand
dollars.
For thirteenth OF twenty instruments for
moral and educational purposes. three hun
dred dollars of which 10 be paid TO the G rand
Portage band yearly, TO enable them TO main
tain school Al their village, per fourth ar
tieie treaty thirtieth September, eighteen hun =
cred and nfty four, three Thousand dollars
For thirteenth OF twenty instalments for six
smiths and assistants. per second and fifth arti-
cIes treaty thirtieth september, eighteen hun
dollars.
For thirteenth OF twenty instaIments for the
support OF SIX smiths shops, per second and
Min articles treaty thirtieth September eigh .
Teen hund red and fifty four, one thou sand
three hundred and twenty dollars
FOR eieNenth OF twenty instalments for the
seventh smIih and assistant, and support Of
shops, per second and nth articles treaty thir.
ueth september, eighteen hundred and nifty.
fonr. one thousand and sixty dollars.
FOR sBpport Of q smith, ASSISTANT and shon
for the Bols Fort band, during the pleasure of
- . President, per twelfth article treaty mir.
reth September, eighteen hundred and tf,y.
31nr, ana third article uesiy OF April seventh,
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OY 0REEN WILLIAMS, Auctiouesr0.
ID No. s26, corner 7th and d streets
T 96kN XALT "a kTI PgiLpIEr LOTS

sTREET NORTH Ar PUBLfo AUoTfoN
On IA URSDAl, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
,. m, We shall sell. on the premises. Lots Ne 4
and 8. in Wiltbergeris sd bdi vision Of Square No
al, having 20 feet front on street By 81 feet deep
TO an alley.
Also, one Lot fronting en- 9Th street Is feet BY
good depth, TO Q fifteen foot alley. with q good
lots.
Terms One half cash; balance in sx and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest," and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. $50 down on
each lot when sold.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct..
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~John Bright,it is intimated, may possibly
visit the United States at the close Of the pres.
ent parliamentary session.

~John Bright,it is intimated, may possibly
visit the United States at the close Of the pres.
ent parliamentary session.
OoLeRRD MILITIA.-Capt tain John OowRill,
OF Easton, Maryland, is enlisting colored vol.
unteers there for the State militia, having one
company recruited in full and names for sew
eral others.
SElias Polk (colored,) for many years the
body servant Of President Polk, is spoken of
Conservative candidate for the Tennessee
Legislature.
IA eolored man named George Atkinson
was drowned in Spa creek near Annapolis,
on Tuesday. He had fit, walked from his
house into the creek, and was drowned in
shallow water.
0The EighHhour bill has passed both
branches of the Connecticut Legislature, and
now only needs the Governors signature to
make it law. 1t takes effect on the LIST OF Jan.
uary next.
sets, on Sunday last, denounced Liberal
Christianity as one of the deceptive sins of the
day-to be classed with treason and Sabbath
breaking-a relig ion, he said, with the Bible
left out.
~Some of the churches in England are
deserves consideration in this country. 1t is
that of early morning service on the Sabbath
during the summer months, and the results are
said to be highly encouraging.
~ The negro women down South say to
the missionaries I'VE don't want to be mar
ried in the church, because, If we are married
in the church, our husbands have a right to
all our wages, and can do just what they
please with us -
STwenty- eight years ago General Sheri-
dan was boy in hardware store and after
wards went into dry goods store. He was
fortunately nominated to West Point by Gen.
eral RitcheV, member Of Congress, and thus
we were insured good general.
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West CRIT r Weite HA Wozencroft Or
Wheeler Col B EWhitney Edmd NJ
Warren Cnas WandenbourghJ Westbrook r q
Wardwell G. Wierdfeld Robt
Weems CA wilmington II GWag Rob't Thos
Weller Chas L WinterJ + Ware
Wright Chas II Williams & Co Wiseman Mai
Wilson Durham Woodwork Watson T M
Wsehampton DrWilcox J H Woodward
p Washington i'm Whittier w III
Williams Fran's Wilson ] B Woodward W H.
Warren Frank Waules Col Jno Wallace VIM
Wiiles Hon q H Wanless COLI Wilson WV
Williams Geo w Woods John Williams VIM
Wood Geo Woods Jas Jr. Wilson VIM
Washington Geo
Young Henry Zegowiltz Jas
MIsCELLANEous.-Box ll46; Agt. Cal Pac. r. r,
s. Prest, Ransome q Patent Creonite Stove Co. !;
Sec. Lincoln TEN. So.
1t s. J. BOWEN,P. Nj.
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LANES, list


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Iliz'h MrsIrving Alice MissSmithSarahSM Mrs
RS Mrs johnson Mar MrsSmith Margt A
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

T UMBER, &C., AT AUCTION.
Depot QHaytern,aster's Qfce, q.
Washington. ID. c., June "a, 1867.
On MONDAY, July Isl, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m, will he sold ut Government Lumber Yard,
foot of 9th street, by order of the Quartermaster
General, under the supervision of Captain James
G. Payne, A. Q. NJ, a lot of second hand Lumber,
consisting in part Of ~ rs#
5,225 feet "A Flooring
Y COO feet 3x9 4 10 Scantiing U
1888 feet TOXIC ScaAtfing
Is, GOO feet 2x6 Joist ~
So eco feet 2x6 and Joist t.t s.
9000 feet AKA Joist r
81 coo feet u Siding
500 feet A Cuttings f'
10, 200 feet 3x4 Scantling 'st.# III Is
10, 500 feet 3-inch Battens "sl ias
$50 feet Door Castings
1900 feet Pickets 90"
500 feet Window Stills
722 feet Window Sash ii .'s
36l Window Frames
236 Doors ,.-a.-,.....;,
500 feet Pinch Lumber e
q boxes Window Weights, s and lbs. =
Office Building, l2xl2 feet, containing about
Mess House, laxes feet, containing about $500
Carpenters Benches, Office Building, Posts,
Ten days are allowed in which to remove pur.
chases.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds,
je A-6t Brevet Brig Gen. Depot Quartermaster
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SALES IN GEORG ETOWN.
1Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

RY THohAs Do" u nuc''' 0eoreeto"n'
kEw AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
INSURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, July !, ct 10 O'Clock,
eress and Warrington streets, Q general assert
fnent Of Household Furniture, having been in use
but one month, consisting Of .
i Handsome Walnut Green Rep Parlor Suite,
seven pieces - IT. .strst8 ~ ass.t III
Fine Oak Chamber Suite
Fine Oak MaTblc.t top Sideboard
Oak Extension Table, ~ feet sEse
OAK Dining, Cane Seat and other Chairs
Bedeeeads and Meftreseee @#tt A4. ~ u
WHshstand6 and Tables N
CARPET. Mattin1, and Oh Cloth hH
4 Cookiua Ht0yc with all necessary fixtures
With many ether articles too numerous 20 men.
ticn.
N1A S0vl OVVk&91AuGk
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CURE FOR BURNs.-The best remedy for
burns, in any stage, il strong solution OF
Epson salts IN water. The application at once
relieves pain, and healing takes place with
marvellous raPidity. Our personal experience
furnishes several instances Of remarkable
cures from the application OF this ready rem
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 500 8. +. corner of Seventh and sts

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN AND O
STREETS NORTH; AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, we shall sell in front
of the premises, at O'Clock p. m j, south part Of
lot No II, in square No. 3s7, having front Of 20
feet 10 INCHES on sth street west by depth of 81
feet inches to paved alley.
Terms: One half cash, balance in six months 70 r
note INTEREST," deed given and deed of trust
taken. All conveyance and stamp at cost of pur
chaser.
je Is IExp.l GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. q
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IsEAGLE IRON WORKS. III
Ia WASHINGTON CITY,

Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street.
ington and others take this occasion to state that
perform all all orders in their line Of business, and
done in as expeditisus, cheap and w9rkmsnlike
cites, Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers with all their APPENDICES either portable
Circular Saw Mills, Sharing and Gearing for mills,
Castngs iron or brass architectural or MisSes:
Boiler Iron such e Mater Tank,
Foundry. They would also respectfully call the
Of ns S their h, ssD Besr
patented by them in 1862, has now been introduced
AMID has ana
quality Ia ne r
s Cleaning Exemption from printing or and
sallness ofspace occupied as can be shown by Ger.
ton in this city and sisewhers We VIII be gad, 4, 70
how It in m these
Ths following isa list of TIE Boilers on this plan
John Kiyss Globe fIiaiins 9iiss; :. United United
north Of the city; at Lunatie Asylum; across the
Branch s
Esa ESQ.,. steam Dredsng MseSines DO. DO. steam pro-
Potomac river stern wheel steamer Enterprise do,
do; at Eagle Iron Works, Washington; stern wheel
eteaucT uHoiH8 OssSs uoW oCanS SoanPsesS~ - 80
Works. ats--# ~ -. mo
je 6reo2m4 H#f WIN. M. ELLIS DIV.
TMPoRTANT TO THE LADIES :-INDELIgh;H,
STAMPING. Warranted fast colors. VIII
wash and boil. Done by. French cemposiuons
the receipt Of which has been purchased st Q nAes
price. Saves expense Of braiding. .~~v
Ladies are invited to call, get sample, snd "
it, Ladies white or colored Underskirts bpr.G
rails, Aprons, &C., Stamped on Imitation or o'su-
ing e WHlasiRsRs G'NSrTfEp NOT TO WASH our. -,
Great saving 10 ladies having clothes, TOT en,i
dren 10 make mp No braid no sewing, sut az sn
can be sftsched 10 the boftsma q LsSss skirt,
(same as they are now worn ~ Nsvh az ~ rs.sf
cost q braid Bisds, msdalioss xigasss sSa7. "
sfsny pattern , sssSrpsd' cow WI. pS{ScEs
sns moTs Az Stk street. opposite Patsnt O0cs
T0KN MEAL-Ey: ground CORN sEAI'
~ rom Fo""a' THOMSON BERRY,
icllm. % Mstsy t1Isst, 2ssrgrssSe
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AUCTION SALES.
lY NAGLE Il Co, Auctioneers
y SalesrOOm C95 Pa ay bet 9th a

By fAsag SIS fs cs 9th and 10th ST.
TOBACCO c1e. q AT WIS5s; LIQUORS, &C.,
On SATURDAY, June 18th, at 10 O'Clock, at our
200 bales Virginia Smoking Tobacco
% gross Virginia Smoking Tobacco in papers
10 gross tin foil Chewing Tobacco
Is cases Rhine Wine
5cases Burgundy Wine
Is Is ca cases ..., As n,G y LigpHaTs
70 demijohns Wines and Liquors.
PsEsmgtergy . sale As. sf a i. IS q r c., ..
Together with variety Of cellaneous articles
,e2s ----- NAGLE CO., Aucts.
RYsW: L. WALL CO, Auetioneers,
stores a and sth street, sesth corner Pa ave.
Two-sToRY FRAME A. EH H1TsE ONT THE ISLAND
On MONDAY A ffffS5bSs July /, at clock,
pahs e1 Lot
One two.Etory Frame House. This property is
situated on south X street, between ~ and 9th
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. satisfactorily secured. deposit Of $50
je@ WI. WALL CO., Aucts.
y,or y NIL W. Ia &C. &C. Aas,kIonssTs, D 80
and 9th street.
A hTtR1 kG t kgcr fSsr OF THE
On TUESDAY ATTEkN0oN, july 2 at o'slk,
II ts9t q sa hf He staa.sa t
nth street, between north and streets, with a
1t is in a rapidly improving part of the city and
offers lndpsemenfs to purchasers Of real estate.
months to be secured by deed Of trust $s0down
o ieas rs Jay Oh SAFE WALL l. co, Auct.
RY N. K; WALSH co, Auctioneers,
ID No ass Penn. ave-, corner 10th street.
LARGE AND pEREMPToRY SALE OF GOLD
fines; REvoLvEksa MusicAI fSsTRG g.
On h MnNb Say Tu EkspIi's and WEDNESDAY
MORNINGS: July LIST, ID and Sd, at 10 clock, and
Six u Han,ing case Gold English Patent Lever
Five ,ioe do. Ladies' Watches
twenty Eve IT. Hunting Hn, case silver Watches
Ten Open face Silver Watches
Large sssortment Of Plain and Set Gold Rings
Fifty Colts, Smith 4 Weston and Renlminsson Re-
Large assortment OF Musical Instruments, &c.
Many Of the aeSse articles Gle are sgtan for .h
Ldss are invited = attend 'hs sale Auc+.
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We the andsrssnea Trustees. an naed r. ss
will and testament Of the late johnson HELEN will
all a. public auction, on WEDNESDAY AT
ICES all that. valuable parcel Of Land being iof 70
7inssnars No LEI fronting q feet inc he's on Ce!p
With an average depth Of 10 feet through, and
fronting on 18th street west 81 80 - ~
Terms One third cash; balance IN s and II
months, with interest. secured by deed Of trust
spon the premises. AL convs ancihg and revenue
sfanps al the cost OF the purchaser. ai0H down at
time Of sale. JOHN b. BLAKE,
CLIFTON iELLEN,
&C HELLEN.
Nm y. HELEN.
Nh dSa s9?gs4 4 LAIIlkR. la.!.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-28
THR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. oA'
IS

Train. h.. ny WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1867
nov run az follows, Wig: ~" AoiA ~
fOh NEM YORK, without change Of cars.
and ZOO p. m. " :" AA'' -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
M, and 40 and TOO D. m
ON SUNDAY.
m. only. 81 f-o p
daily. wv A "" ~" " H. Hain
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
boston, can be had at the Station Office at ali hour
IN tne 9ay as well as at the Office in the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34S Penn. ave
nue. between 9th and 18th streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
nap0lis, and the West AN
!. L. WILSON, Master of Transportatio
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEU =. kOONTZ. Agent, Washington.
a. -. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.