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of RAILWAYS RENOyATING RESoLvENT In
curing the worst forms of Scrofulous, Syphiloid
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its ma rvelous power in
resolving ealculous eoncretons, sffording imme-
ciate relic and consequent cure of Diseases of the
Kidney. Bladder, Lfyer, Lungs Pancreas, Spleen
Its rapid Influence in thecure OF Diabetes Inconti-
nence OF scanty. turbid, albuminous, cloudy urine
its almost instant eff cacy in stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine, and its singular power
in curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra
Leucorrhps. Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening discharges;-and inquire wherein
tie SARSAPARILLiAN used in the Renoyatine
Resolyent differs from ordinary SusapariIIas,
SsrsaPsrillisn is the only principle in Sarsaparila
that Possesses c1vGfire pTGSsfisS: all other marta
Of the root are ineit and useless One ounce of the
extract obtained under DIR. Railways new process,
Tor extracting the curative properties from veseta
bic substances. Contains more Of the true principle
Of cure than - lbs. Of the ordinary roots
sARSAPARILLIAN IS only one Of the iugredi
ents that forms this truly wonderful med cine and
Il Is the Only oomPensating remedy that communi-
Gates its purifying, cleansing and reinyigoratino
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE.
and other secTetiOns, securing a harmoniou, func-
uOnal action OF every deprayed organ and gland i'm
the system: III the blood IS corrupt, the Resolvent
will make IL pure. III the Lungs are liberated and
sore, secreting thick phegm, and prurelent matter
the ResONent wall loosen this deposit and re pair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material
II the Skin Is covered with pnples spets pustules
sores. ulcers, &c, the Besolvent will Quickly re-
move these annoyances. II mercury is deposited In
the bones and has accumulated In the system the
Resovent will drive Ii out III the throat or Brou-
chial Glands are liberated, the ResOlyeut will cure
these signs of an early waste. Direct remedies pos.
sessing only exclusive properties, are hurtfuI as
they increase the functional secretons of one organ
By suspendng the constituent secretions of sthers
hence,s eompensatins remedy like the Resolyeut
fs the only means OF q permanent cure
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvsnt and alb
sorbed to supply the waste Of the body will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and fibre The first
dose that is taken commences its work of puri6cs.
tiOn and increasing the appetite and flesh
REMARKABLE CUREi
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An INCIDENT or THE FLOOD AT ELYsyILLR,
MIA correspondent Of the New Y Ork Joar-
nal " COmmerce, who lives in the neigh borhood
OF Eiysyllle, Nd, furnishes some graphic pIc-
lures OF the recent flood and disaster in that
locality. He gives very graphic account of
The damage 20 the Alberton cotton mills Of the
Messrs. Carey, at Elysville, and the rum Of the
mansion OF one Of the proprietors, together with
the following incident. He says.
The dwelling was occupied during the storm
by Mr.. Carey and his daughter, her husband
and female servants, who had all remained
until retreat was cut of by the flood. The three.
story back building had fallen with a crash,
and was swept of instantly, SO thoroughly
that not thousand OF Its bricks remain on tbs
grounds. Immediately after. the back walls
OF the parlor and main building generally fell
outwards. With an exclamation that she would
rather drown than he crushed to death, tina
daughter sprang from a window 20 the roof OF
q piazza and then 10 a mass Of driftwOod,
taking shelter IN the limbs Of one of the stand
ing oaks, where she was soon loined by her
husband and two female seryants-sll remain
ing there through furious rain, and until the
waters partially subsidized, when they were
rescued"
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UY FITCH q FOX,
Sullivan Building,. No. 40 7th street,
opposite Post Once.
a 70. r. GRIFFITH, Auctioneerl
TRUSTEES sALl CT T9RrY LOTS In

By virtue Of deed Of trust, to me- recorded in
Li6er 3. n. r., No e fol- go Of sss VII! cell
osioet D. n. Lots numbered s., S. ns So, q sss,
sza, So So So $50. Cos, s6s, sa, se SO, 50, 81
IS; IS. 90. Ns; SO, "a Es, s1s: $50 $50 ssd SIS,
on the public plat Of said town. Amount due M
Der the deed Of trust el,so, with interest from
Terms OF sale: Ono half cash, and tbs balance n
months, for Which the note Of tie Purchaser viii
b taksn bearing interest ron ;nsday q sale, and
chase money 10 paad II full: dsposit q Sie viii
Be required from the purchaser OF each lot ct the
iy ~ ssWxds WIN. =. MAffINGLY, rrusess.
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10y W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
~ Stores 3l3 and 317,
Southwest corner Penna. ave. and 9th street.
PROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIkST WARD,

n.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust to the undersigned
bearing date the 2Sth day June, 1861 and record,
the Land Records Of the District Of Columbia. 1
shall expose 70 public sale: on FRIDAY, the 7th
day OF August, A. D. 1853, at O'Clock, ia the az
ternoon: in front of the premises, all that certain
parcel of ground and premises lying and stu ate
the City OF " sshington, and known upon the pub
lie plsts and plan Of said city as and being all that
part Of Lot numbered thirteen (13) in Square mum.
bered thirty seven, "a J described as follows:
Beginning on north II street seventeen n7) feet
east from the northwest OF the let and rum
ming thence south seventy five t7ol feet thence
east three go feet thence again south twenty We
1851 feet thence east on the alley thirty-four 1s.I
feet and eight 49, inches to the east line, thence
vest thirty seven (U feet and eight 90 inches 10
the beginning, with the buildings thereon.
Terms Of sale: One half cashS balance in six
months, with interest," from day Of safe, secured to
satisfaction Of Trustee Slo 20 pc paid on the close
Of sale. Conveyancipg and stampa at the pnrcha.
lers cost. II terms are not complied With in d Va
days from day Of sale the deposit will be forfeited
and the property resold 1t purchasers risk on ve
os' o'''''' MAHLON ASHFORD. Trustee.
. jy0 W. T.. WALL & 90, Aucts.
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nFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTEN.
" DENT TREASURY BUILDINGA

Proposals will be receives for the delivery 10 the
Treasury Department Of about 800 TONS OF
Baltimore COmpsny's best White Ash Anthra,its
coal and 100 tons of Red Ash, Lyken Valley j to
be weighed Oh the tcaes OF the Treasury Extension
and to weigh 2,?i0 pounds to the ton.
Also; 10 s1rds OF dry OAK. and 100 cords of
at the Treasury Department
All to be delivered at such times, in such Quan-
titles, and at such places az may be required.
BIDS VIII be received lti L. O'Clock noon. on the
18th day OF August. 1865. addressed to the General
Superintendent Of Treasury buiidings, and to be
considered binding for two weeks after that date,
the Department reservns the right TO reject all or
any portion Of the bid resolved.
No bid wi be entertained unless satisfact tory
to I'LL the contract. GEO. McCARTtE,
~ It'd General eupt. Treasury Buildings.
NAVY PAYMAsTERS OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., July IS, 1858.
Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals
will be received at this Once until IL m the irst
day OF August, 1855, for the following articles,
trhic mrs; be offAe rsTy best quality to be deliver
Cd tree OF expense and Government tax, at the
Washin gton Navy Yard, and subject to the usual
Inspection thereat, to wit:
Bureau Of Eqxipmsnt and Recrpting
100 tone hundred) Cords PINE WOOD. For i'm
mediate use.
Brsav Of Ordn1nce
lionel Barrel LARD OIL.
Burear Of Construction and RSpair
5000 thirty two hundred) pounds LEAD PIPE.
20 twenty SIDES LEATHER
Descriptive schedule, with particulars, to be
seen at this Once: Responsible security required
for the prompt and faitaful delivery Of 81 pplies
awarded, ~ oOrforu7tty tcith Stipuidtions on the
blank forms for bids, 10 be had at tkts Oc, oth,,
CALVIN C.yACKSON,
~ 254t Paymaster, u. 8. N,
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BoUaIn p,BaLIsB.

'::ss :; & ~ = 8; :.
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RAHRo4ng.
BAIrInosl, t.D oalo E.n1QAD, !.

BALTInoRl AID oaIo EAG1QAD.
&Al Z 3
Or 3: ss;y:i, A4R 'A VII
re nov run = foIlovs. yii:
FOB BALfIM0ll.
:.a ~ ; .ss . s, .ss is 8 !, = - N
.I LIZ: =. DAILY 'ses's su,d.s. :s' ,s.A.s
FOB WAY STATION lTI sSgTH ~ AHHAPs-
Leave ct sos and 1:N .. .. and st sHe and n
FOR ANNAPOLIs.
t+o% ,nsnoi,s On s me 80 -. Hs trains 70
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave st 500 .. m, and $50 and 8:0 IN
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ~ 500 . n. and 80 and 8B IN.
f3k ALL PAsTs OF THE WEST.
q. m, 40 and s:1s y M ''f0s' ma SaA'>s' ss''
On s.turdsy 4 SO :; n, and ,:sy...
wheeling, Parfsrsbura, 30.
s f w.. :: = K
In the day, a. vel - at the new ONCE, 406 Penn
e Sa:.ss
Ne. IU5f linz: and Boston, ~
J. L.wILsON, Master Of Trans ortatioa
oes 30 iHi. Hssn sss a..Iin1.o.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ =
r wAsHINsToN, Jan. 8, 1877.
Ir1ns between washinspon and New York an
now run ~ follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, wfthoatc chen - Of carr.
Leso We dslIy Except eu nday) st 500 Q. m, lfS
ron pHrADpLpuua
Leave eaiiy (eycept Sunday ~ e.00 aaal1:n =
m, and 80 and ZOO D. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia q To-
m s 11 CARS 70, s.v Yor, o. 20 m
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philsdel,hia, New York, or
Boston, can be had ct the Station Once at al
hours IN the day, a. well a. ct the new once, 40o
Pennsylvania avenue, where arrangements can be
made TO cneck baggage = otels and privats
residences.
See Baltimore and Ohio Irosd sdyertissmsns
napolis, and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation.
i. II. COLE, 6eDeral Ticket Aeept.
ocSO-tf 0EO. 8. KO0NTZ, Ascent, WSahinRton
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sgILPiNG EkAR sEVESFH srRsRT

BUILBING EkAK SEVENTH STREET
On TUESDAY, August 4, 1858, at 10 clock q M,
We shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder on
the ground, foot Of 18th street. ear street south
pood ard substantial two story frame building !,
which cost o. 900. and is insured for $50; II
can be easily moved, although the ground vher
1t now stande can be leased for years or longer
at q reasonable sum. 1t 10 suitable for either
store or dwelling house.
Terms: enc third cash, balance in three and six
months, notes to be satisfactorily endorsed bear.
ing interest from day OF sale.
t3 j. b. WHEELER CO., Auct..
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NAVY PAYAAsTER's OFFICE,

COAL FOR THE NAVY.
Will be received at this Once until IL o'clock NJ,
on UEsDAf, the 4th of August, 1853, for the de.
LIVERY st the wharf at the Naval Academy, Annap.
oils, Md, of
800 nine hundred tons, Of 2,2p lbs, best quality
BlTUNINOUS COAL-Geor-e q Creek
tW .nye hundredl tons. Of 2,2i0 lbs, best quality
WHITE ASH COAL-grate siza.
The Bitumilous Coal must be shi pped from Bal.
timore.
All the Coal to be delivered free of charge to the
Government between the 10Th aud 8 st of August
Officer, Naval Academy
Vessels must not, when loa led draw mora tb An
nine feet of water.
The right to reject any and all bids lie reserved
Blank forms for Proposals furnished on applica-
ton AT This once. EDWARD T. DUNN.
" 29-5t PaYmaster II y Navy
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SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE MOUTH, SoRESIy THE
NOSE AROUND TIE
EYES, &C.,
recently exhibited, few bottles will cure. I'd
roRic, or through the effects of Mercury, Potas-
0m, COrros - Subtmate. from six to one doze
oS<tles may be required to make Q permanent cure
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A remarkable instance Of personal beauty re-
stored - a Lady disfgured BY the rsvages Of 9
irightful disease. : = =
From the advanced sheets Of . new Medical work
called
"FALsEAND TRUE"
By JOHN RADwAY.M

By JOHN RADwAY. MD.
E.B.-This book contains much valuable infor
nation for the benefit of the sick. Illustrated with
hsures Of the Liver, Lungs Kidneys, and other
ton Every person in search Of health, and desir-
which will be sent free Of charge b. remittins one
New York.
FIRST BOTTLE.-At the end of the first bottle
and the small PIN Plies, blotches pustules, disap'
Feared: Applying the Resolyent ever the surface,
itching and served a. reiiabie antissptie 'f In
cleansing and purifying the patrid flesh.
SECOND BOTTLE-At the end of the secon
rom the: u,eIus, Inflammation, pain and swelling
sbated the skin greatly improving, the eyes grow
ing brighter strength and appetite increasing.
THIRD BOTTLE.-Dry scabs on the scalp, and
hands, gradually disappe airing, ieucorrhes greatly
ieseenet water becoming clear. and kidneys and
bladder improving.
FIFTH BOTTLE.-Finger nails growing, hands
scalp bowels regular, and skin free from irritation
face clear Of sores.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTTL ES.-Ulcer
stopped REORGANIZATION regular pain Of the sbao.
men irritation IL the uterus, bladder. and kidneys
scalp great increase of fesh, spirits bnoyanI ,tse
elastic, and appetite good.
NINTH BOTTLE-A signs of disease grain
ally disappearing, frequent rides in the Park great
Improvement in personal appearance, hair conrp-
uing TO grow rapidly skin smooth and clear and
the ulcer In the neck healed.
TWELFTH BOTTLE.-Contnuing the Resoly-
ent after all eruptions had disap peared she gained
In flesh and personal beauty. No more trouble In
the uterus, kidneys, etc. Bowels regular digestive
organs regular. blood pure, her nails perfect hair
growing uxuriant spirits excellent, sne exhibfteA
70 her friends picture Of health and beauty
FOr SIX months after the use Of the twelfth bottle
she continued taking three spoonsful Of she Re-
sslvent per day and two OF the Pills three times
week.
In this wonderful cure lesson may be learned In
regard TO the true means Of securing personal beau
~. Good pure. rich blood will maze healthy hbre
and clear skin, beautiful complexion and luxuriant
hair; Cosmetic powders, painting the skin with
brushes applying greasy substances. and alcoholic
lotions 10 the hair, are injurious The paint
powder, &C clogs mp the pores. obstructs the free
escape OF sweat and insensbe Hers pir alton. thus
preventing the ABSORPTION Of oxy gen in the atmos-
Dheric air &c essential for the vitality and puri6-
cation OF the blood and fluids of the skin &c Pure
blood 10 secured by the Resolvent, and all vhs
this med will enjoy the possession of lite
biessin9s. X r. RN~olvent Is sold ct 81 per BEETLE
at No. 81 Maiden Lane, n. Y, and By Druggists
everywhere Six bottles for IS.
B.-sEE THAT THE WORD sARsAPa-
RILLIAN is ON TIE LIABLE or ZACH
BOTTLE.
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AUCTION SALES.
ri COoPER LATIMBR, Arctioneery,
- Late clerks With Jas. Q. Mcclure toI
Southwest corner OF Penna. ~ and Eleventh ets =,
Star Once Building.

d Late clerks With vii Jas. 9. M eGuirs ! Co.,
star Once Buiidias.
Of ;R nd b e ., =:
SO wherein Gaiharips L. bevsrsns, and d other.
s5s 6Ss%Tplaanants. and Tbama: s.d Eli.abeth
Trustee, will, on THURsDA II. the Oh dsY Of Au !,
Hnst .es at cloos in the afternoon, in front OF
sef Bsss%,ss proceed to sell the f0iOsins de-
Lot d, in sinson MseAs's Subdivision OF square
-seyen Isj feet eleven lIlj and Doe half fSj in.
iSsnns thence south twenty M fSs s.st toaf
t4ine6ss thence east ninety mine tssi feet eleven
nsss nine
az inches: Improved b two brick buildings:
:uS division. which viii be exhibited % the DAY Of
Onth same day at 6,s o'clock In the afternoon, in
Hoat Of the premises. I will proceed to zen the
lunbered four hundred and hye, c4osj bssiSnins
three hdsa
pip. tse, set four 81 inc hes. thence south twenty
inches. Improved By q frsme dwelling house.
On FRIDAY. beth d:y day. of August, Iss, in from,
VIM proceed to .eI the east thirty (ss feet from
"
number.d four husdred ana eighty seven t4STJ,
commencing at q point on north street. between
5h and 9Th SITS sixtytwo (62J feet thres (3 nches
from the soathe asst corner of said uare running
thence west thirty tsO feet, thence north one hun
dred and owe (l0lj feet Bipe 90 inches and three
Quarters %. thence east thirty 80 feet, thence
south ne hundred and fleet nipe 81 inches
and three quarters * Improved By Q Brick
building.
ALSO.
On the same day, at 61a O'Clock in the afternoon,
IN front o. the premises viii sell the half OF
lot numbered eleven tllD, in Square numbered
I've hundred and seventeen (Sl7); the said part of
bot having front of fifteen ll5) feet on II street
1oIth, running back that width one hundred (lOOJ
FEET TO q so foot paved alley WV
Terms Of sale: One third cash. the balance in eaual
fnstaliments pay able in twelve (l2p and eighteen
usl nonths The deferred payments to be secured
stsmps at cost Of the purch Unless the terms
81 sale are complied with in five go days after day
q sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk of the defaulting purchaser
or purchasers A deposit of $40 will be required
on each piece OF property when il is bid off,
JOHN N OLIVER. Trustee,
COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
~ xo-06Q9 lat a OhrOu |
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S.vsoHD. s.H. aIIInAH. ALEX. soHD
BOYD. HILLMAM . 90,

VO1MISBIO0 4B8UnANTB,
AssstsJ or sale If tAs CsIsbratsd Pissbwg CSay on
v-,ru,vr,. 4 rTr psA nHsr Yyoun,,~~,
No. % AND - LouIsIANA AVENUE,
between 9Th and 10th ste, Wellington, D. q.
eon Co., Bankers; ". D. HIntineS0u, Oashlos
Effst National Bank; Iitxhugh Coyle, President q
90 ss1Ge ~ d. 80 49,. nGv 8 ~
Insuranoe Agent; Hon. 4. =. Dlstrick; \. o. Io1,
=, - nse.Es Asset; Opt . evssnsy. 80
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EOR POTOHHe NM.

Froh POTOMAC NM. - ;
The srlAnIR HI LIVINGSTON, eomna.dsa
LIsoE siG is: 49, Ils aSS1 s:r. Il $50
ffs sSa sfiss F. ,.odins =
al s, COT r fhi sffSs.e SSI
ttkkEEP5ES; KiESxsI; p. * sSIsE; TiSH:
AsssfGEk x 9NinH kFEsSSsss II HHiiss
s.,DE 9 G GA - fSlS ss,SIssy evening
ssSs;ss \: SESs.Sss:1. 'H gaSH sfss
gSssPs qEkE4 EEHEx.ssfSoEq and fo SEf
rP.rso,s Wishing 70 sals .. .xe,ruo, .,,, "a
p &C q h Il sun. anI q q
"a i ;s:: s sss:.. . E::a
rates fTsisSts Of al Ssser iptions carried = ioS
so1 sea b sn Sss
further Information 'IRlEyt e suBAsk
IA So 81 s SWt ssTsssi RalstTors.
street. xashinston, d. G. iy T-is
TIA. NEW E s1IWs. LINE
sr~ '011ii AID sbr s.5RaH4ojx MsssHrHaro
vr CID LINZ. ~
REGULAR SAILING DAYS.
IROM GEORGETOWN, ~
FRIDAY, AT IL M
FROM NEW YORK,
SATURDAY, AT IL N.
Tor freight, spDly to
JOHN b. DAVIDSON, ARept.
63 water street, Georgetown, D. b.
n. ELpRIDGE 3 CO., Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alexandria.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
. 1O4 Wall street, New York.
freight received constantly and forwarded to
parts OF the country with despatch.
NH 2ly JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent.
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10y COOPER LATlMEH, Auctiopeers,
y Late ClerksTith Jas. q. Mcclure q 0o..I
southwest cerner Penns. avenue and Eleventh q :
Star OMce Building.
sgPpERIoR FREECH;PLATE MANrEL MIR
EUTPhRL0R SUITE in GRErNy Rrp W. sL
BLE-TOP AND MIRROR BaGK FTrcrRnn
MARBLE TOP TABLES sstITD WnINT;
AND PAINTED CHAMBER SiIITrS RRHs
fkISF HRAtETrnRTs, EHTs iEI9NoT TABLE. Re
On TUESnaV kn,rrse ~ "a aCN
viii sell at the residence OF Gentleman remayin 9
avepue and totb 500 "aHnr 20, nef oi fenna
MI X Walsh & Co TIE ent,r. 49, o n s,oie y,
therein We name in '"''~ eoh'0ineo
Superior French- pIate ManteI Mirror v;., ba.v.
kilt frame '0'' Wan ueAs
Solid " aInut ParIor sui.e n, N niacas =, Ga.
Ken '' 0u''' vi ~ p'e'es' IN 'reen
Solid Walnut Mirror hack AMI Marble To- r,.-o.o
Marble tom Can,ra r ahIae ~ h'esoie
Fine Steel plate EnerayinGs and Srn,oo I,,,o
graphs N oio' H''uo
Walnut Corner Stands, W alnut Worrst,na
7" Marble top dressing Buresp
4" Mirror front Wardrobs
A" and Painted Wardrobes
Carved Walnut Bedstead
Walnut Marble top w sshstands
Fine Painted Cottase Sets
HAir and Hnsk Mattresses
Bureaus, Bessteads and Washstands
Walnut Lounge and Rocker
Gnipa and Tin Toilet Sets
a. snd Ir aDs. s saa, Rinips cb.,,.
SSJsS a., u. SA"is
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A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE OFRESOLVENT BETTER
TEAM TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED SARSPERILLAS, OR d.
RECT DIURETTC REMEDIES.
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II Late Clerks with j e. Mcclure a 90 .
Southwest csrner Penn. avenue and 18th etrees
(Star Once BuildingD

UAIMPROyED PROPERTY on SOUTH G
SrREET. BETWkkEN 3D AND 4TH sTkEETS
On MONDAY AFTERN0ON, August 81, at sls
O'Clock, We will sell In front Of the premises the
east half OF Let 8, in sqnsre 795. This Lot fronts
Is feet on street, with d. pth of 100 feet
Terms One-half cash balance in sir and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
Copyeyancing and stamps At cost of puscha ser.
81 down at time of sale.
ii 30 dads COOPEB 4 LATIMER, Aucts.
10y GREEN q WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real Estate Rrokers.
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PROPOSALS.
WAsHIsGroN AsYLuM,'ULY 80. 1868.
Proposals for supplying the Washin etou Asylun

with
100 tons of WHITE ASH COAL.
IS cords of PINE WOOD,
Is cords of OAK WOOD
viii be received by the Commissioners until
WEDNESDAY, the 5th of August at II m
They reserve the right to reject any or all the
bios "
Schedules of articles required can be procured
on application at the Asy luuf
JAMES KELLY,
II. Il. D9RSETT,
JAMES THOMPSON
Commissioners of Washington Asylum
Jy0 Chron, Repub /
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Or MONDAY, the % Of August. at ca O'Clock o.
~. 10 I ont OF tne premises, We shall sell Lot No.
ESD Haw g bdivision, known as Mount Pleas.
ring through TO sth street, with the Improve.
mepts: Consisting of good Dwelling. House and
TERMS Oae-half cash. balance in six and twelve
mop,hs, for notes bearing interest and secured by
ade<d OF trust on the premises All convey aacine
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
Ifany person wishes to purchase the property at
private sale before the day Of SALE they DO so
BY calling on Green Williams: and if not sold BY
the day OF sale II will then b put up and sold to
y sd sd 'n-o'e q aRfSS HWfIIi4Ms. Auo.s.
by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
eouthwest corner Of Penn: avenue and nth street.
Star Once Building.
sAht 81
FgURTH AND FIFTH STREETS, AT AUG.
b virtue Of deed Of trust dated On the 9Th dsv
Of 0ay, 1867, and duly recorded in hfber K. u T..
County Of wssSipeton D: O.. shsi ssI q . sss
:.ath & aaSss g. q 0s II
proFements thereon; consulting Of tWo-story
l. situated on tie north side Of Massschusetts sy
enue, between 9Th and sth Streets and runs beck 70
terms: One.third cash; residue in six aud tv.lv
month"; With interest. secured by deed Of truSt .,
the premises. All conveyancins and stamps Ct tie
''s is dAs. cUofHs Ll Ifs5z TIE 1sss:
= IHI Asoya SALE n sos!PoglD. IN
theS6. came hour end place.
Ms CO0PII LATInER. Asess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-31

10y J. B. WHEELER d CO., Auctioneers,
II No. 81 Louisiana ave-, bet. 9th and 7th sta
1 opposite Seaton House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-31

ID 9 toll LINE
BEfwRHN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL,
For RROyIpEECE, TAUNTON, -
NEwBERRORD, CAPE COD, and
Al points OF railway oommu nicstion
The new and splendid steamers BRISTOL ana
pkOSIDENCE leave Pier No. 20, North River foot
q Canal street, adjoining Decreases It, Ferry MAJ
i York, st P M daily, Sundays excepted, connect
arriving IN Boston at O. m. in time to con neal
WITH all the morning trains from that city
Ihe MOST dsstrabIs aSd Slsasaat yovss to tks WRis,
IrousIters 70, thar Point ssaks diyses eosn>e.
ton py way OF Pyocidsace and Worcester or BostoS
state rooms and Tickets secured ct ONCE on Piex
sp D-sm H.O. BRIGGS, CENT Manager.
NEW nHkYhAMTs' LINI or sTlAHsHIPe
~, y. U. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
VIII run regularly during the winter months Be.
tween New York Alexandra, Washing ~,e66S
Leave New York, ifon Pier -, EastS
Kyer,et the foot Of Roosevelt street, every sAF
U " At NJ; GsS5fssSTp, from wharf foot
dria every FRIDAY, at Il n.
company, corner Of New York avenue and HfS
Dc MN JW. THOMPSON Prssr