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pRePosALs FOR ,oATTLE FOB INpIAs
OE MARCH 4. ls5r.

WAsHINGroN, April Is, 1851 Z
scared FRO osas -ill be recef we'd util Il clock
r. psnmsn, superintsndent OF Indian Anairs
ier tne Norfhern Superiptsn dency, at Omaha City,
ss,Srs;,.s' for ns delivery q Omaha 0ity Of the
500 head Of Mia Cows Sor the winnsbaso In
SEQ heed Of Mi the santss sio1s In
TIE S ifsSs sssis.'l'. At the mouth
500 bead Of MILK Cows for the rsncton Sioux In
100 ss.d S S ssr III IN
% oceupyfng ressr walton in Hsbrsska.
50 head Of American Bulb.
The LIE COVE must be Of good quality. American
years old Cows With young calves, or csWs With
calf viii be preferred. The Bulls must be not less
thsh three years ola.
c9s:, Ipsi.n Cow. GeHisss Cow. or hsif breeds rs
ssssrins.as.rs p..m.n Win, h.y. tn. Ugh. 70
rieht @ fe,eet any or eli the cattle Il he deems
That the cattle delivered are not OF the required
seyerintendent penman win be authorized 70
receive the said cattle and 70 give vouchers TO the
S % 81 the oesrnissionsr Of Indians Affairs in
TO. 5ewsse 5. delivered ON or before tn. first
SuSeTinfen n, penn.h win have the power to
:ssnss the place Of dsiiyery visa the eonsent Of
re eonsfsesor ~ap Dc resuifed to execute .
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BOARDING.

kOARD IN TIE COUETRY.-Eieht or ten
- persons can obtain BOARD after June LIST in
pIeasaht ana healthy location, four miles from
GeoIsetown, II desired will be taken 70 and from
ne AQueduct daily. Inquire of EMORY BAX-
LIB, 10 Penna. avenue, VIM. III. TENNEY,
Seorse Town, or address G.. VAEDENBERGG,
ROABDlNG.- gentleman and his wife, or two
- single gent men, can obtain pleasant front
HoOm with BOARD n private family from the
NORTH: Inquire at No. 20 street, between Esd
ano I4tn NH &c
LOB BEN 1.-TWO well furnished PARLORS on
4 the arst floor, with without BOARD Ap.
ply 1893 st., bet. 9Th and 10th. y : Re nj
TABLE BOA BID ct No. 46< l0th street, Q few
month. f- = = de a. r
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AssAgLT.-Last night young man. who
gave his name 10 the police offcers as William
Williams. but whose real name Is said 10 be
John q. Thompson, went into the bar al the
Metropolitan Hotel, and, 1t is stated. called
for liquor on trust. The bar keeper, Edward
Kent, did net feel disposed 10 give credit and
on his refusing 70 furnish the liQusr he chars os
thai the applicant struck HIM on the mouth
Win tum bier, badly cutting his lips The
alleged assailant was arrested by Officer
Tucker, o. the Fourth Ward, and taken TO the
station house. Justice Walter released MIN
on bail for bearing this morning, when he
was held 10 bail in $500 for court.
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BUILDINGS IN ALEXANDRIA AT AUC.

BUILDINGS IN ALEXANDRIA AT AUG.
II TON.
pEPoT QUARTERNAsTER's OFFIcEg
nm, Washington, ID. c., Maya, lss7
VIII ne sold az public auction, on the DR. mi ses
on FkfDAf, May 10, 1857. commencing al ls o elk
moor, unoer the supervision of Captain James q
fayne, n the following Government build
ings n Alexandria, Va:
skWARD BARRACKS, CONSISTING OF
TWO story Headquarrers Building. l6xl6 feet
wings adjoining, 12x15 feet, l5xl6 feet
Barracks 20x69
j Kitchen
SICKLES BARRACKS
two story Laundry. 35xlO0 feet
tive story knspsack House, 60X30 feet
Ice house
I Kitchen
2 Wards al Hospital, l6x5S feet
AT CORkBR PITT AND QUEEN STREETS
two-s story Stable, 2sx72 feet, with ofiee at.
Stable and Blacksmith Shop, with addition
Carriage and Mess House, Fence, Platform
Sink, &c.
100 feet W alter Pipe
Scale house at coal wharf and LOT Of Plank
Buildings will be seld 81 gly.
Terms Cash in Government funds
OHA6. b. TOMPKINS,
Brevet BriRadier General,
my a-d Depot Quartermaster,
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JUST RECEIVED hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fffteen
dollars per suit, at tie Great Central Clothing
House J. II. SMITH,
AGO 9TH street, opposite Post Office
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: ELIc{RQ n!pI0AIlD yAlOR yHTHs.r
de1d 3 ~, Is sSssssfIs&s xfs 5tfSlhs 30 tss
sls &c. s; ia:s, ts ca F..l s. Ss
lf's5esslaIiW 8 EASa5 bo az Stn
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IESERvICEABLE QUARTERNAsTER

" STORES AT AUCTION.
DEPOT Quarter masters OHcs, I
WashLaetOn, ID. c.. May 8. 1857
BY direction Of the Quartermaster General q
large lot OF Quartermaster Stores will be sold at
Pu6iie Auction at Lincoln Depot, common cing on
5pNEsDAl, May "a, at 10 a. m >, under the 80.
peryiston OF Captain James g Payne, A O. M,
consisting n part of 30 four horse Army az ons
et~e orse do, 6spring do, IL four horse Scsv-
enger do IL Carts, SO two horse Ambulances,
Us sets Wheel Hsrness, 70 do. Lead Harness 81
Do Wheel Ambulance DO, 81 Lead do, 1883 Nc
IIsiiah ssa9les, z6l wagon 90. la S; Wagon
90, ~ wagon Brides, s. Saddle Bags, 2OO do
Blsn kets. 81 Ofce Desks, q do Tables, ZIG do
Goal Stoves, &c do. Wood do rs Portable Ferges,
ls4 smiths do. Cooking Ranges with II 1t res t,
~ Bath Tubs, Is D. ors, Is Wheslbarrows. Tools
SssrpenteT,s Sad BlaS ksmith's, Timer s;
$40 yards COCOA Mating, l,0i0 pounds ASSORTED
Rope. 4!eoe pounds Scrap Iron. S 06O pou nds old
Horse Shoes; l9l window Sashes, and large lot
of other articles.
Terms-Cssh, in Government funds
Purchasers will remove their goods With ten
days from day OF sale.
.. CHAS. b TOMPkINS
Brevet Brigadier Genera! and
my So Depot Quartermsster
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MANFRED.

Rose-RIDpLE.. Or the 5th Of Has. by the
kSy WIN. Krebs, Of Mex endrse Chapel. Mr..
RIDDLE. Of washinston. He cards. % =
BtsTOR-CROMwELL. On the 7th inst ant, st
b STs fSusd Rrs S9sSSIse ~ tbs Hsy o NIL.
WELL. Both Of tbis city 7l
ID a-.sd tBaltimorseun copy.I
AEZzY.AlDkBws.. On the leah Instant, ty
ns; AkLnUH = kUZzY 70 Miss RVGA NAY
AApsAM 81: nSea q nss ysrk.
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JUST RECEIVED this merning one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar suits, al
the Great Central Clothing House, AGO eth
street, opposite the Post once.
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The FISH WHARF.-Yesterday about 5000
shad and 5000 herring were landed at the fish
wharf foot of Seventh street, which were sold
a. SD 10 SIC per hundred for the former, and
81 20 80 for tue latter. There were but few
shad sold as high as 81. The gale YESTERDAY
and last night has thrown back operations a.
the fisheries, and even should the weather
clear mp to-day but few fish can be expected
for day or two.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvRRsARY-The
president has directed that eaGhers OF Sun
day schools and others connected therevlth.
employed in the Executive Departments and
IN the various branches of the public service
10 this city, as far as may be consistent with
the public Interests, TO absent themselves from
their dutles ON Monday, the 18th inst, for the
purpose OF participating in the anniversary of
the washington City Sunday School Union,
fixed for that day. This order is given in
response to letIer from Mr.. A. X. Browne.
President of the Sunday School Union, asking
that those connected with the schools be per-
United TO absent themselves on the day OF the
celebration.
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ONR HUNDRED SuIts at twenty dollars jus
received. Cau and look at them at the Grea
Central Clothing House, 400 eth street, oppo
size the Post Office
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PBNNIEs can be had In any quantities at the
Stor ONCE counter
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BOARD OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS On
nohosy evening a meeting OF the Board Of
Real Estate Brokers was held at the office OF
Messrs. Kilbourn & Latta. but IN consequence
of the weather there was but a small atTsnd
anee, and little business was done, other than
10 discuss the mode OF doing business and the
prospects OF the Board. From the statements
% members II appears that there i more ac-
uVlty IN the business now than ever before
and that most Of the purchases being m ade
are for actual improvement.
Inc ofncers OF the Board are President
James M Latta Vice Presiden:, Hugh b.
y. Storrs; Executive Commlttee-R w Down
man, chairman, q. II. Swetland, j. w. Starr
j M Latta, eE otfsis, II. b. Sweeny, do.
The objects Of the board are 20 advance the
estate business IN the city; 10 promote anG as
socIate the interests of the real estate brokers;
20 establish and maintain regularity Of COM
mission charges, uniformity OF action In re-
celvlng for sale and disposIng real estate prop
cry TO eysld and ADJUST as far as practcable
The controversies and Misunderstanding
which may arise in the business: 10 perma-
nently establish and foster q board for the &C.
commodation Of the brokers. the convenience
OF the public, &c. The following rates and
charges have been adopted On sales of 81 OOO
and less, rot less than per cent: on sales of
the next $500, not less tnan per cent: on the
excess above $500, not less Than 2A per cent,
except Oy special dispsnsation of the board
The ices foT furnishing valuation in writing
are;-s5 for any less than $500; not less than
~ per thousand on all valuations less than
$1,000, and over that Il per thousand for the
nrst $1,000 and 80 cents per thousand in he
excess.
Among the bylaws IS the following In
closing sale OF real estate. unless il Is other
wise understood between the seller and p1lr-
CHASER pending the negotiations for the sale,
each party shall be a. The expense OF per-
1-eting the papers TO be executed by tn en- re-
specuVely.
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GALE OF DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROP

Assistant Medtrdl Purreyor's Otce,l
WaShinston, ID: C., Nay 4; ls67.
the 9Th day Of May, 1857, az 10 O. m. at the Ware
houses on 18th street, near .treet. In this city
. quantity Of Damaged Hospital Property, EN-,
bracfng the following named articles, viz
Blankets Bedsaoks, Mosquito Bars. Mattresses,
Hospital Clothing, Iron Bedsteads. Desks, Splints
Stoves and Pipe, Mess Chests, Medicine Unssts
and Panniers, TIN Cups: Platter, and Tumblers,
Copper Boilers, Chairs. Tables, Benches, Barrels,
Bottles Medicines, Printing Presses, Old Iron,
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
Goods to be renewed within ID Eve days.
SUTHERLAND,
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MARINE ACCIDENT.-Captain Jos. Denty. of
the steamer l.. O. knight, from New York re-
ports seeing, on Monday evening, when off the
Tent Landing, just above Fort Washington,
sloop, painted green, lying on her side, and
floating dow n the river ... .!t
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PETTY LARCENY.-Yesterday, Pink Lack
son, well known thief, was arrested by Of
ficer Fnss, of the Fourth Ward, for the lar
ceny oftwelye yards OF jeans from the store
near I'd street. Justice Walter sent Pink TO
iail for court r--
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POLICE REPoRTs.-The lieutenants of the
various police precincts reported 100 cases
yesterday. The most OF these were George
town cases. growing out of the market b o. use
trouble. The fines amounted to 1865 SO. ...-
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No BITTER INVESTMENT can be made than
In Clothing at the present reduced prices al
the Great Central Clothing House, $50 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
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MOUNT VBRNoN.-By advertisement else.
where IL will be seen that the Wawasset has
resu med her trips TO Mount Vernon fer the
summer, leaving here Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Saturdays. .-.-. - Z -
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Sla Ut Hennings Ono Price Clothing Store on
0e corner Of Seventh, street ana Maryland
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PAWNBROKERS

d7S LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 49,.
1tyBBURhsTiHEB LOAN OFFICE, + ID
475 18th street, Sd door south of Penn ave
MONEY loaned on time to suit Customers on
pea! Estate, Sold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Jewelry, silver Plate, Pianos, Furniture Ne,
chanicsl Tools, Ladies' and Gentlemen r Wearine
Apparel Of ell descriptions.
NH 6.Sms --T-- r RURNaTJNH
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60 AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re-
ceiyed this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, AGO eth street, opposite the
Post Office.
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BIDS FOR PAVING, &C.-Day before yester.
day, bids were opened in the Mayors ONCE
for paving. curbing, &c, in the Sixth and
Seventh Wards, sepf rately. There were
twenty bids in, and the bids of Jos. Jones for
the Sixth Ward, and George Wilson for the
Seventh Ward, were to-day accepted.
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No TROUBLE 10 show the latest STYLES of
Gents Ready made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. at liable d Co.'S, No. 46S Pennsylva-
MA avenue, under u. ). Hotel. go
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JAIL FOR CoFRT.-Wm. Cameron and VIM
simpson, soldiers, were arrested by Off GERS
Luskey and Richardson, OF the Sixth Ward,
Tor petty larceny. They were sent 10 Jail for
hearing by Justice Handy
Henry Johnson. Stephen Lincoln. John
Donovan and w. II. Douglass were arrested
oy Ofhcer himmelL OF the Third Ward, for
similar offences: and were sent 10 Jail for court
by Jus ice Thompson.
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Do YoU WANT to make a good inyestme
Go hen and buy your Clothing at liable &
Co.'s, No. 46S Pennsylvania avenue, co
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THE OLD: ESTABLISHED FIRM or
i s, GQLDSTElE 4 Co,
ohICtEsEp PAwEBR0KE Rs,

near Pennsylvan avenue,
Vner the highest cash advances on all kinds OF
Mseiehanolss, TO any AMOUNT and for any -
nme desired, at reasonable rates, III
rnterest on large Sums greatly reduced [
Business strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Goods bought for cash And soid At priyste ala
fe lilly - -
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
UoRsEs AND MULES AT AUeTIos.

Dspot xra,termaster's Ohce,
WGShtngtOn, ID. C., May 5, l37.{
VIII be sold, at public suctisn, on WEDRks.
DAY. 18th inst, at Eastern Branch Corral under
the supervision OF Captain James G. Payne A.
sfstant Quartermsster,
80 H0BSEs AND MULES,
COED for ia nj ng pur poses
Sale " III commence at 10 o m,
Animals will be seld 81 agly.
Terms-CAsh, in Goverame Mt funds
OHAS. ii. TOMPkINS,
Breyet Brigadier General,
my sit Depot Quartermaster
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GALE OF sERvIoEABLE AND UNsER-
y VIOEABLI ORDNANCE sTORES.

Bmysan Of Ordnance, Nary Dspartmsnt,l
Wdshtngfoa City, April Is, 1867. {
There win be sold at public ton, to the gu.
est bidders. ct noon, on TUESDAY, the I4th day
OF May. 1857 in the once Of the Inspector OF Ord
nance, st the n syy Yard, New York, . very la rye
lot Of articles Of Ordnance, comprisi nR Dan en-
Shot and Shell. - - 49, no.
These articles will be sold In lets
Terms One-haif cash, in Government funds,
on the conclusion Of the sale, and the renal nder
within ten days Afterwards, during which time
they must be removed from the yard; other wise
they win revert to the Goysrnment ~ | slsEl,
Persons desiring to bid can obtain printed lists
on spplie elton to the Inspector Of Ordinance, Il
ap 29-Ht aH. a. WISE, Chief of Bureau. !.
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ALE OF VIDE
Bureas afOrdsancs, Macy Deparfr1s sf,t
KaxAaaKfoa Cru, A pril a. la6I

? Buysas VOrdsancs. Nacy Deparfmesf,l
WasRsnsfoa Ctty, pril 81, 1851 {,
There will be sold at public auction, &c the
highest bidder, in the once Of the Inspector Of
nssn. on THURSDAY the ninth tsth) day OF May,
1851. fffteen hundred a 500 barrels or Powder,
composed of rife cannsn. musket, asd Aordi nary
cannon powGery and eighteen hundred II ,s0Ol
pqunde ooDpresosd powde-. Z "a 80 . -
atoEutt purchaser. = Ia $50 -. ! =
Terms: One half cash, In Governmsnt funds.
during which time the powders must be renewed
sron tho masszins; sthsrwiss they yil 5sysu to
apSlH Uhlef Of Bursaas
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The GALE.-Last night, a furious gale
passed over this section of the cosntry ac-
companled by rain, which aroused many per.
sons, and blew down several trees fencing
&c, and ripped some of the awnings on the
avenue. A lamp post In front OF the KIRK
wood House was blown down, as also o tree
near Wlsewell Barracks, and the fine willow
tree which has stood for years in the yard of
me late residence of w. W. Seaton, deceased
opposite the Pest Offices. Department On the
river the storm was exceedingly severe and
numbers of vessels were in danger, but we
nave heard of no damage. II is said that at
Fredericksburg anumber Of tents occupied by
men OF the U. >. Burial Corps, engaged in re-
moving the remains of Union soldiers 10 the
Cemeteries were totally destroyed.
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FOB SALE ,

MAn FOB SALE No.
~ / situ0a bas q az. We. sfsss sSXl
The largest and bsst ooilscsion o. A9sra choice
kOsLS, comvrtsink eea, Ieceptsd 4 BourbsRs,
hSsss s:ss Ana He..s 1.1
best Climbing Plants, OlnsIsutaI Shrubs sHd
n s e
81: fsnS. u Ssrrsstsi 81 ~ ssSs sd Of
ai .s ssi II is.A al FIJI s wa, 4
iZSxVXI DnsAsfl, pHbiLIff, De- -
S,c e s.s Ts SiosS ssa owl Tot sssfr
s ss z y Ss,s'ssSissew 3 =
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PROPOSALS FSs ,ss.GIsG rwELFI
NAVY CLOTHING.


navy DEPARTMENT,
bh'tdh ProrSsons and CtOfbrng, April II. 1855.
Navy oisthins,S viii b. received a tkis Bureau 0
until o clock p. m, on Tuesday. the I4th day OF
st6E =
Navy standard aud delivered at Brooklys Navy
eeptsnee Of proposal, and there pass the usual
For q description Of the TrOv.er. aud the mack.
ages & contain them. bidders arr referred 20 the
samples at the said Navy Yard sad for inf0rias.
form rsssrdns eensrsets re- tss os .@s ~ s
SonnsAdants and Psymssters OF the several Navy
Every ofer must be accompanied by 9 written
sssranty ssned ey one or more responsible per
the bidder or bidders Will. il his or their bid be
accepted; enter INTO an OBLIGATION within h,e aays.
apty 70 b. SeGs 1hs e99Pessnsy q
torney. or Collector Of Customs AT
p,oss,a. siH ee G".s'ae,sd vHess aeco,npaAisd
,se e,d4.r a rerHlsr dsa ~ IN fEs art,ets aaa
"a i; '''a BRfpeE e. cSsf q Bur..u
pRoPOsALs FOB CATTLE FOB THE WIN.
NkBAG0 INDIANS.
ths sTH DAY 81 jf 9Ss 1n: !. aiG aSs
abe Northern snperistendency. Omshs City, Me-
brask,, for furnishing subsistence TO the Winnie
eighty miles north OF omsha City a. follows;
iloS sounds q Beef per day. ne, weight.
i5ee pounds q Salt month up to the LIST day OF
Also, from and after IN. let d.v II .,su,t. 49,
20 Wit
$50 pounds of Beef per day, net weight, and
100 pounds Of Salt per month
All articles sf suhsistence furnished must be OF
COCO quanty ano subject 20 Inspection and reJec-
ton BY the agent OF the WinnebAsoes
The right is reserved 20 increase or diminish the
amount ofsupplies az the discretion of the SUPER
intsDdent OF Indian Affairs for the Northern
GO periDtendeDcy.
ALEC, ts terminate ne contract that may he en-
tered into on giving the contractor Contractors
Elk weeks notice.
TIE contractor win be required TO exeeus
good and sufficient bond in the sum OF 10 OOifor
The faithful fulhlment Of he contract
The party or parties TO whom the aware Is % sde
must be prepared at once 10 ute the contract
and eive the rec nj red bond.
Separate proposals will be received Ter each
ment.
The right H. reserved to reject sny or all bids
that may be offered
Bidders must give their Nance in full ss veil IS
their places Of residence.
Proposals. must he endorsed :, Proposals for Get.
tie for the Winnebsgo Indians
II. b. BENMAN,
myE.3lt SuperinteB dent Of Indian Afsirs
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POTOMAC FERRY CoMPAEY.-The boats be-
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DIR. WHITE. Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Y and 9th streets, contiA.
ues the successful treatment OF Corns, Bunions.
BAD Nails, Enlarged JOINTS Warts, Moles
Vascular Excrescepc es, &c. Office hours from
m to p. m, and to p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1851
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GRRAT CLoTHIHG SALR.-Seing about to
close business by July LIST, 1867, am now Of
ferlng my large and well selected stock of fine
Ready ade Clothing and Gents Furnishing
GOODS, regardless OF cost, This is no hum
bug. All an want of Clothing should not fail
70 Gall at 24e Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
r. S-As an inducement to purchasers 7
Will make deduction Of 10 per cent on all
sales amounting to $40 and upwards.
d a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

THE u GEORGETOWN CORPORATION AND THE
BUTCHBRs.-IesterdayM essrs. Cox aud Brad
ley hled petition for Messrs HomiIler ana
hengls-, butchers, of Georgetown, for an in
junction Ell joining the Corporation Of George
town from further prosecuting them, and i'm
posing fines for trading (in the butchers mar
Eef) without license, and TO compel the Cor
poratlon TO issue Ic them green grocers' H.
censes. The writ has been issued and the mo-
ton for Injunction will be argued on Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

NAL Az PIRDs.-Pour cors. ognons, in verse
osgies, ETC., conseil DR.. White, Pennsylvania
avenue, No. 424, pres rueiX Etabli 1861.
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LARCENY OF OLD IRoN.-James NJ Jackson
and Reuben Fink, teamsters, were arrested by
officer r. A. A. Evans, for the larceny OF old
iron from the Arsenal grounds. A considerable
quantity was recovered where II had been
deposited. Justice Handy sent them 70 Jail
for hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

SINGULAR CAUSE OF FIRE ALARM-Tbis
morning an alarm of fire was sounded from
box p, corner of7th and NJ streets, which was
promptly responded 10 by the departm en- I,
but no traces of a fire could be- found On an
examination being made IL was found that the
wind had caused another wire to lay oil one
OF the fire alarm wires, and il is supposed the
friction Of the wires caused the alarm.