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pRsP0sALs FOR GBAnING AND GRAVEL.
sfLNAN1A AVENUE TO VI STREET ECRTH


WAsHINGToN. ID. g.. April =. Issa
Proposals vii be received thi- OF q until -
clock vi. on MONDAY NAV th- 10TH lssg fof
ersding ana grave ling 23i Get west from Penn
eylNasia ayeuue TO street north. under an 49,
approved December q, lsSs - ~
he work 10 be done under the oireotion Of the
CITY the super inter deBce q the Commi-.
siorer OF the first W ard spi too Assistant tom
missloners 20 be appointed by ths n yor
BIDDERS VIII state the price per cubic rarI f.r
excavation or embankmesf. that VIII "a measure.
TIE mo-t U be paid Tor only one wAy. either in
excavation emban kment "
Bioders VIII state the price per square vsrd for
grsNeline, the gravel Co be ef good quality free
from stones OF impropsr size e. be nine inches eep
IN the center OF the street and tapering % four
inches deep ct the gutter line after the same has
The surplus earth, including sand. gravel ami
stone to &c deposited wherever the Ward Com
missioner may direct.
No part ~ the appropriation will he paid until
the work has been approved by the CRY surveyor,
snd the Commissioner Il the First " ard and IN
q ssistaEt Commissi oners
The right 20 REJECT any and all bios 10 reserved.
zach bid must be Accompanied with tile written
guarantee OF . responsible person lknown I, %
suchD that, II accepted, the bidder will execute
CONTRACT IN Que form, and perform the work in &c
The guarantee must be IN substance follow.
]. A. guar ntee. II this bid be accepted by IL.
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into a contract
for the same. and perform the work according 10
tue require me nts thereof efgned-A. b.
HENRY HlMRgR
ap . ID COmmi~ foner First Ward
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A NEW WAY OF DONG BUSINESS
der Bros. will commence from tnis day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at five Der
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods TO patronze as II will
save considerable money to the buyer and eua.
BILE US to continue selling goods at these rates
HoLLANDER Bros, 2l0 Pepna. avenue,
Abb: between Iith and 18th sta
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BASE BAIL.-The Nationals opened the sea-
sen with a game AZ their grounds, on IIth
street ON Thur day evening. between the Ju-
nlOTs and nine Couipos ed IN part OF the best
players of tie club, the game clio ing 10 favor
OF The lat'er by a score OF &c 10 %. With
BertnrcIg and Morton gone, aud Fox deter
uphill business r.-aInlng the title OF the nam.
pIOns Of the South
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BAIL FOR CoURT.-Yesterday, James CIarh
was arrested by On1cer D'Mill as an accessory
10 the larceny OF 4 shoulder OF bacon, and was
held 10 bail for court.
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CITY ITEMS.
OPRN TO-DAY.

PRIs9's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i36
pennsylvania avenue, near * street. new
styles received every day.
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"ALL THE WORLD and the rest OF manktnd'
can be supplied with Spring Clothing at i68
pennsylvania aven ne, under u. s. Hotter, where
liable 20. have the greatest variety.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE-Green & Williams.
auctloneers, have sold part of lot 3, In square
north OF square S53, 30 feet front by III feet
deep, improved by two-story and attic brick
house, ITonting on l. street south be- w. an STD
and 9th streets east, TO Matthew Griffith, for
$1,000.
kibourn & ] Alta, real estate brokers' have
sold subdivision Of Square 2l7, improv' ny a
three story frame house, on lith street bet ween
l. street and Massachusetts avenue, 70 l.. L.
Crounse, tor S7,5tJ.
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BRYANT's MINsTcEIs-This fac troupe OF
Etbiopisn minstrel ands bur lesq ne performers,
which opens al the National Thsarre on Tues
day evening next, Is considered 70 be one of the
best COM anies In the country. The very scme
class of people who confine themselves exclu.
sively TO opera and first-class cor certs patron
lie very literally the Bryants. The Baltimore
Setsus says of them;-''Ihe performance Of
fersd by the Bryants Is undoubtedly of the
most superior character; far the best we have
ever had IN Bfltimore, and entirely void of
those obJe cfionable features often introduced
by travelling MINSTREL troupes- The miscella.
heous portion OF the performance is Of a very
nien order, and the burlssque operas are rem
oerso In manner equal if not superior to sew
eIai Fgltma'e opera companies that have
often visited us The performers are ali frat
eiass-among them the verirable Dan BRYANT
the GENIAL gentleman and accomplish he'd come
oian' tnsWnrth, one Of the shining lights of
mlnsIeisy; Nele Seymour, who is one OF the
rest performers in the country; and Eugene,
The primo donna"
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FIsH.-The receipts, since our last, OF fish at
Johnson's wharf reach about 5000 shad, which
sold at prices ranging from Sll to Ga per hun.
dred, and upwards OF 100000 herring, that were
disposed Of Ut So and 80 per thousand. Large
lots of the latter Were caught adjacent to the
city, Captain Cox having received over 1900
herring which were caught opposite 9iesb pro-
Point. Only one sturgeon was reported to-day,
and that was sold at $3.50.
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Gents Linen Dus,ers.
Gents White Mars. Vests.
Walking Coat Blu ,ines3 Suits for 500.
Cheviot Suits for Sl3, and other desirable
goods.
GEO. q. HENNING, No Sill 9Th street
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ESPRIT" PHoToGRAPH.-DrSo uthworth SON
OF Mrs. +, ID. T. N. Southworth, the novelist
has had IN ambrotype taken by Georgeto IN
Photograph which shows a shadovy outline
OF the face OF his deceased father in the upper
corner. The artist did not need the AID of the
spirits 70 eonjure mp this counterfeit present.
ment.n
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AN IMPORTANT anti-ritualistc meeting will
be held on Monday evening next in Trinity
Episcopal Church, Third street, near O. az 3
O'Clock y. m Addresses are expected from
distinguished dIvInes of PhIIadeIph Ia BrooK-
Ign, aud Baltimore, in to regard the r,tuslis,ie
movement the Episcopal Church. The
meeting is 10 be held under the auspices of the
American Church Missionary Society,"
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eAMARiTAN9 DIET

Diseases caused from indescretion Only ton pills,
purely vegetable. We discard BaIsem Cpabia
Gift cures In from two to tour days. thus avoid
ing trouble ex poeure and the extortion OF auscks
Male Packages, 80; Females, %. Bold BY 9. @.
fohD' ana BY Drues's"'pE DESMOND 4 CO..
ne 9lS Race street. Philadelphia,
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TIE POTOMAC FRoNT.-The stormy Ueathe-
to-day renders affairs along the wharyes ex-
ceedingly disagreelble, with but little 20 report
as the result OF a recoLnoissance. The steamer
Arrow, Stackpole, made her regular trip u
Mount Vernon and Marshall's Landing, with
q limited number of passengers ana mails. Al
Johuson's wharf the schooner Thomas Fish,
Miller, has arrived from Bath, Maine, with ice
for the Great Falls Ice Company. and the
;chJODer Bersheba, Gilmore, left Riley's
" harf to-day for Port Deposit, light.
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MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-During the month OF
April there were ~ marriage licenses issued
from the clerks office Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF these y Were issued In yuh,ts
and So to color,d couples.
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NICHE, THR PEESTIDiGITATEUR, takes leave
OF Washington ton ght. His bill for tonight
is a great one, and Wallis Opera House ought
10 be well filled.
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FALSE ALARM.-Last night about 9 O'Clock
an alarm of fire was turned in, by some person
unknown, from box Il, tor 8 brush lire III ths
country.
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PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed to look
as well as new. al A. I. Writings. 39} Penn.
vania avenue, south eide, between 9th and 10Th
streets. az
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FIRE ALARMs.-During the month OF April
there Were eleven alarms of fire gwen over the
wires OF the fire alarm telegraph. Losses by
fire during the month, about $1,000.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for the
cOnstrU ctiOE OF a cast iron safe or vanlt IN tue
Treasury Building. was yesterday awarded 70
Petit, UriPps ~ Dalton, of this city.
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NIw SPRING GOODS We are nov selling
~ GREAT BARGAIN IL choice Spring DRY
On e1arination OF our stock BENZ MILES,
apa.l6s lO1 Bridge'Btreet, 6eor<sEoWn.
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ATPoINTMHNT.-MalorL l.. &. Cutler, laely a
member Of the Capitol Police force, has baen
appointed captain OF the watch at the Treas
uIy Department
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A CoLoRRD CANDrpArR-We understand
that At meeting recently held al the Freder-
leksburg Church, in the Seventh Ward. Rev.
John Green. colored, was endorsed as fit per.
son 10 represent that ward in the Board OF AL
dermen, and measures were taken 10 secure his
nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-01

REsIGNED.-Captain John Bridges, Of M aine
superintendent of the crypt al the CAPITOL, has
resigned his position, 10 take effect June 3Orn.
Congress abolished this once at its last ses !.
sion.
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THE PUMP on the north side of Massachu-
sets avenue, between 9Th and TN streets west,
we are requested 70 say, needs the imuied ate
attention of the contractor for the repair of
pumps.
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AN1NTRREsrING CAsE-The Bdn,rgp,cy Co ur:
and Building Assoctatt0RS.-Quite al Interesting
case Is now pending In the Bankruptcy Court
OF the District in which there is cOnsIieTao BILE
interest felt, as the discussion will affect tn
various building associations to their future
government The question arises in the case
OF JShn &. Halter, who on the 18th day o.,
March was adJudged a bankrupt, aud MT
George Mason was appointed assignee of his
estate In April. On the 18th Of March the
trustees under the deed OF trust made TO the
FIRST Cooperative Building Assertion ad YER
used the properly for sale on the 18th of April,
which was enJOined by the assignee Ihe
bankrupt had been over n year the owner OF
two shares OF the stock of the ASSOCIATION, and
IN January and June. 1865, he bought our
500 q al a premium, giving a satisfaCt tory deed
OF trust TO secure the repayment Of the ad.
vHnces. and having IA. led TO pay his dues a.
above stated, the property was ad vertised for
sale TIE assignee now petitions the court for
an injunction 10 restrain the sale, and also for
an order TO bring the accounts of the association
with the bankrupt into the court for settlement
ohering TO discharge whatever balance NAV b.
found due the association on fair settlement
He states that they have refused and neglected
10 turns n q statement of their accounts or 10
come 10 any settlement, but, on the contrary
nave advertised the property for sale and il
sucn sale take place, the creditors Of the hank.
rupt VIII b. greatly prejudiced. The associa-
ton have retained Mr.. X T. Merrick with their
attorney, John ID. Ellis, in this case. ami in
their answer deny the authority OF the court T..
pass the order prayed FOR, and admit the facts
alleged. The case - set for hearing b.:ore
Judge Oiin a. N early day.
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THIS 10 THE LAST NIGHT Of the circus. All
who have not seen IL should do 30, as 1t is q
good one. The infant progidy Melville IL the
most astonishing boy Of his age and size ever
seen here, and IL Is worth the price Of admis.
SION to see him ride his two ponies.
THE AMERICAN CHURCH MISSIONARY SoCI.
ETY. propose holding q meeting on MONDAY
evening next in Trinity (EpiscopaD Onurcn,
at - O'Clock. Interesting addresses and other
exercises Will take place.
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DRoPosALs FOR woop.

bkOPOSALS fOh MoOI.
HFApg r. FIRST NJ LITkRY DrsrRrCr. 4
OFFlCE CHIEF OUARTERMASTrR
bicHMoND, Va. Aprii p Isa
Fli.et Propo sas IN durtiCat-l will he re-af e.
~ tbs O. c. until IL m ~ SATURDAY. Nav lsrh
1859, for tie delivery OF good merch anrstis A.
fard. body WOOD at the sational gemeteries IN
the First Military District as follows
EFLPEPER. Ia CORDS.
CITY POINT CORDS
COLD HARBOR, II CORDS
DANNILLF. Ia CORPS.
fREDERICB SbURG. 30 CORDS
FORT HARRISON. IA CORDS
GLENDALE. II COBnS
fOPLAR GROVE. 20 CORDS.
sTAUNT0N. Ia CORDS.
SEVEN PINES, Ia lords.
WINCHESTER, To CORDS.
TO be delivered 1T such times and in such quanc-
Ties as may be required in each month until June
Proposals may be made for the whole or any part
OF the wood required.
An proposals must be guaranteed by responsible
parties the ususl form. snd made subject 60 the
conditions mentioned in previous advertisements
By order Of the Quarterma.ter General o. 8.
Army. CHANDLER.
Military District. ap2t6t
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

4 livery, SALE, HIRING AND HACK STA
- BLE.-We respectfully inform the cit ~
liens of Wsshipgtop, GeorgetowR; and IN
strangers generally, that We keep al ways GA
Hacks, Saddle Horses, &C. Persons desiring TO
visit the Great Falls or other points, for fishing
pic mic, other purposes, will always fiud am Fl.
accOmn cd atoms Il large or small parties Onar.as
moo crate. and terms cash. Stable corner of
and Market streets, Georgetown, near Mar
ket NORRIS & GLADM
apps In ProprletOrs
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TRoTTING MATCH.-A match race between
the celebrated horses George NJ. Patchen, OF
Baltimore. and Warsaw, of the same city, ~
announced TO take place AZ the National
course on Tuesday afternoon next The stakes
are $50 a side
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II voc WANT an elegant country home. sew
Adjourn 4 Latta, corner OF 7th and 4 streets.
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ATTHR CAVALRY BAPTIST CHURCH 10 NOR,
row morning, Rev T. h. RowIett will dis,
course on the death Of Edward Lycett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-01

THRNKw letter boxes noticed in the STAR of
"Wednesday, are Tor the reception OF newspa-
pers as well as letters.
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DRoPOsALs FOR SEWER.

OFFICE srPr: AND INSPECTOR OF sRwERs}
ss,,., WAsHINsToN Y. y May l. 1873.
once, cry Hail until oeieek M ON one THUS fGGs
DAY. the 18th inst for constructing q Barrel
t. ; The north side Of New York avenue, to be pro
WSerever deemed se cesar traps and msnhoe'
ne vo,k to Ss done under the dIrec ion of the
the Foata Ward S sns So
and tho Assistant Commissioners appointed by the
speciacation s may be seen at this ON Q. Bid.
ders will efafe the price per lineal foot for ain
Soiss an asaSs each Tor traps drops and MAJ
r s, hia mayor reserves the right to reject any
Each bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee OF q res ponsi tie party, (knowp to be
such, that IL accepted The bidder will execute
contract in due form, and perform the work In &C
The guarantee must he in substance as follows:
I ,hl: b., guar .ntes: I'll. bid be accepted py
cont rscf for the same, and perform the work &c.
cOrdins to the requirements thereof .lsisned a. B.
~. supt. and Inspector Of Sewers. &C.
nyl I0t tChron&RspI
SALE OF LIBERTY ORDINANCE DEPOT,
- MISSOURI
ORDNANCE OFFICE. WAR DEPARrNENrJ
In pursuance Of the act of July IS. lass, and by
nutnonty OF the Secretary OF War. the Land and
BinniIdinss constituting the Ord nance Depot near
.fSesiEy clay county Missopr will be .od at
ises, at Il o'clock meridian the 18th day OF June
1879
The property consists of ten acres of Land the
following Buildings of brick. viz:
St9rehop Sc. two ssories, SO feet by 80 feet
Dmcers Quarters, two stories. 3j ieet By IS feet
Kitchen, one story, 90 feet by IL feet
iGsrpentsrs's hep. one story, "a feet by II fees
birCks mlths' Shop, one story. 40 fee: by u feet
] Soldiers Darrscks one story 70 feet by II feat
] Magazine, IS feet by Is feet
Stable.
nd also, several Franz Buildings, such AZ Lab.
oratolies, Sheds, Outhouses, Corn Crib, Fencing,
q good Well and Cistern. sc.
Further description is deemed unnecessary, 90 it
IL Presumed that pers0ns disposed to purchase will
examine the premises
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the law under
wi lch the sale 10 made, one third ia cs.h, the
remainder in two equal payments of one and two
years, with six per cent Interest deferred pay
mepts TO be secured by deed Of trust on the prop
eTtv.
Upon payment of the whole Of the On rchase
money deed in fee simple will be a. ecuted under
the seal Of the War Department.
L ThEADWELL,
= Brevet Lieut.. Col and Major of Ord nance.
myl OF
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SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS.

SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS.
IMMENSE STOCK JUST RECEIVED.
QUE SPECIALITIES- Rich and Ha7dsome
Striped DRESS GOODS, from p cents per
yard up 10 81.
500 SIN UMBRELLAS and PABASOLS, in
SILK, Pongee, and Linen.
100 Peautiful Fancy Striped SILK AND WOOL
SIAWLS. from 80 up 20 SIS Very Ia
sirablasocds tor the present and approaching
100 LLAMA LACE SHAWLS- sreat bargains.
100 rieces BLACK hLPACAs, Of the best IN akes
ever imported TO tni- country.
Together with an Immense stock of STAPLE
GO0pS. such as Linens, Cambria, Cott0Ds
husiins, &c &c
Also. chesp OABpETING. MATTING and OIL
CLOTH.
H. The Lowest Price will he named at oace
biI goods warranted to be as represented by The
Statesmen.
W. W. BURDETTE,
40. 35I Seventh Street,
apS-3t Between ana X.
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CENTRE MARKxT.-rhere are no changes in
the prices since last Saturday.
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A RRsoLUTIoN to provide a Bartholomew by.
drant i'm Mace of q Lam u most hxdran.

A RESOLUTION in regard to Lingan street.
Reso1red By the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Cooperation Of Georgetotcs.
That ss the part of Lngan street fronting on the
north side Of Bridge street is wanted for street
purposes, that the same be vacated. and the
Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-.
que sted 10 have all buildings and other OBJ
structions thereon removed.
Approved, April l6, 1869.
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by THOs. rOwLING, Auctioneer; @ .orpetov

For sale, at Public Auction, on MONDAY, May
g. at p m on the premises.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
HEIGHTS OF GEURGkTOWN.
This beautiful property is a part OF Tudor Pace
own by George Washir gton Peter. 1t is loo ate6
on the touth eide of Road street. INN diateIy on
poslte the mansion OF Ifwari L'uthi nm, Esl
and is bounded on the east By Congress and on
tie west ty Valley street; it contains about ~ nl
feet of ground aud has a number Of spleulid oaE
and other trees upon il, aud 10 altogether a most
O. elrabe situation fer the location Of or
gas
This property will be offered first as q whole And
IL no sale IL effected Ii will be put lots a. i.id
ont By Mr reters subdivision. which can be seen
az my once.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, and {, Q balance
in one and two years. with interest, secup ed by a
deed OF trust on the property. Conveyaucing ant
revenue stamp At cost Of purchaser $500 down il
sold as Q whole, or IL sold By the lot 800 down
ap std 21OF street, betwesa 18th ana 18th
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GAVE YOU'D MONEY

The Undersigned has Just taken out Q NEW
PATENT FOR PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT
TERS AND STREETS WITHOUT SEAM
dispensing with curb, and reducing the ex pense to
below the contract price in any OF the wards in this
city with brick, which will last for O lifetime
without repair. 100 loads of PAVING SAND
for sale at the yard on Tiber Creek, between and
streets. THORNTON SMITH,
nh lit 394 street. bet. 9th aud 10TH
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Il A. BOSWELL,

Il A. BOSWELL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Offce-22s AZ street west, near st. south
Landlord and tenant and civil business gen
orally attended to.
Also. Deeds, Leases, Mortgages aad Wills duly
exernted
Office open from a. m. to . m. daily.
ap17-tf Rep blcanI
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Ruknf I'LL fLOUk AND lnRD, fnnished
0rses nofte, oesvesn Sixth end Seventh vest, on
apU tDyls DOUD 4 NyUH0BD.
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LOCAL n EW s.
Amlsements, &C, Tonight

NATIONAL THRArHR- - Benefit OF s. w.
Glenn. The Oe.oroon."
WALLS OPERA HOUsE.-Robert Nickle the
great Prestidig afeur.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Pantomime ballet and
ether attractions.
PRoY. SNIrH's Art Gallery. 3OS P.unsyl.
vania avenue, large number of new ehromos
inst received.
MErRoPoLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
IRE Pennsylvania avenue, between IIth and
12th streets. Open every night-wIth q first
class entertainment.
LAST NIGHT OF LRST's NEW YoRE CIRcrs.
1lth stree near Pennsylvania avenue
MARKRITER's, ss6 7th street.-FIne picture
on ex hibItion.
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II his old custo mers and the public gen a.
eIslly th at be has removed his Merchant
Tailor Establishment from his old stand, M
ESQ Pennsy lvapia avenue, to No 900 18th N
street. between Pennsylvania avenue and y
street. where he keeps constantly on hand
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES. RTC.,
GsNTLEMENS ru J ist ~ GOODS,
Since my removal have made arrangements
which will enable me TO attend to my customers
tually N. THORSON
500 Eleventh street,
ap6.lm bet, ponn'a avenue and j street.
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RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetow
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON rHE
F HI6oISSHTs OF GEORGETOWN, Ar AUo'
a ON MONDAY. May Sd. 1859, ct O'Clock ,.
handsome and desirable residence Of Dol. J.
p Kurtz situated on the north side q sth street,
lerty fronts ll0 feet 9Th street, with depth Of
81 feet on Iredsriek street. The house contains
all thirteen finished rooms. besides storerooms,
santIies: sfesn. house gas throughout. fine veil.
grounds: With flowers. fruit, Ihrubbery, RrasS,
and shade tres For farther description or eI.
Terms one third cash; balance in one and two
years, With interest secured bv notes aud deed Of
trust. Stamps and conveyances at cost Of purchs-
on. THOS. DOWNING,