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Government Securities.
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BY Baaksys', Brokers and Commercial Tslssraph.l
Lewis johnson h Co.. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEw YoRK, June 2S.-First Board-U. ). e., 1881,
coupon, liz as, ls62 pom. lIOs 2Ds 1861 coup
pom, llOl4 Us 1855 coupon, Hot 52es, new, ISIS,
coupon. ll2t us Sos coupon. ll2t sos, lSS,
pon, ll2zs 10 +Os, coup Currency 6s. I3 Ma
Iiposa, 2; do. prefd, =; Canton. 81; Cumberland
Al asked; Western Union Telegraph. 341S; Qucksil-
yer,5 Pacific Mail, igl4; Bs,on Water Power;
Adams kxpress, 651.; Wells. Fargo & Go. =
Express, Il; American Express, IS; Unipd
stsies Express 45; Ierchalis' InioP EX press, =;
y. \. Central Hudson, $50: do. do. Scrip, 92ts
Erie, p; do. prefd, =: Harlem, la; Har
lem preid =; Reading, Ice: Michigan Central ex
div, 1872 Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, qs1
Illinois Central, l5I1l; Cleveland and Pittsburg
49,; Northwest, 81 Northwest, pref q, So; Cleve
land. Columbus Cincinnati. =. New Jersey Cen
trail. FS Rock Island ll6; Milwaukee h St Paul,
IS; Milwaukee st. Panl, pref, sos; WABASH aud
Western So Wabash Western, pref'd, =; Fort
Wsyn go asked; Alton & Terre Bsute, -; Alton
and Terre Haute, preferred, -; Chicago and Al
ton ll6]s; Chicago Alton, pref'd, lis asked; Ohio
Mississippi Certificates. $50; Tennessee State 6's
I'D, @la asked: Tennessee state 6s, new, 6f1s:
virginia State 6s, old, 20 asked; North CarOna
-, old ~ ash ed; d., new, =; Missouri SIS
9iss. Gold, lllalll's. Market W FAX.
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onFoRTABLE HOMES FOR saI
1000 BUILDING LOTS To BE SOLD WITHIN
THIRTY DAYSw
AT s25 EACH OS TIME, If DESIRED,
ALL LAID OUT WITH WIDE AVENUES In
FRONT AND ALLEYS IN REAR

Those Choice BUILDING LOTS AT HUNTING
Ton Of which above 40 have already been sold 10
cur best business men ~ W arlington for Country
ss will continue TO ~ sold for the next % days,
Now that the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 80
nearly approaches comp etOn, these Building Lots
will soon bring : 10 Zach in the market After
larry SiNs the prSce Si be doubled. Ard we desire
e. assure the public that the large number Of
LOt- ON hand. between three an. four thou
sand IL the only reason for our continuing, even
tCI one month longer, To sell them at 80 nominal
price
stem Of said railroad, with its Lateral Branch
into Washington City, IL makes i'm portant depot
there. NJ which az fyltpS, express and otherwise,
will always stop Parties I'D be able TO ride TO and
from Washing -on. frOm this point as often as they
desire. al expense Of but esreH cents per day.
The Railroad Company have located their Ma
chine shops and general Round House there. The
grounds ~ the town an gradually rise each from
The DEPOT and railways. and are nigh and ary, and
in il one Of the healtkiest localities known.
Take. are paid for $50, and Will be paid Tor the
ve2< 1911 and ls72 BY the prOpri-tors on all lots sold
A steam mill and BRICK making has been recent,
Is established at thls place, " hlch VIII insure all
building material At vastly reduced prices. An az
riCI.lturaI society has been located there, which
will add greatly TO the success Of the town.
One thousand more Of the lots Will be sold Tor IS
eac h, on terms Of pay meats To suit.
Parties DESTROYS Of purchasing will be afforded q
passage 10 and IRON Huntington free OF expense,
upon ealling at ~ the ofie, 94OF street, next TO
corner If 10th.
Maps and pamphlets furnished upon application
BEN. n. PLUME a CO.,
"a 81 IN, Oh |. I'm PrOprietors.
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Gov. BAKER of Indiana gives very little
comfort TO the gentlemen who propose to remove
the capital. In reply to a letter asking how to
appoint delegates to the Constitutional Conyen-
ton to consider the eNpediency of changing the
seat OF government, he says:
sin reply beg leave 20 say that, in view of the
tact that tie convention is deSi gned to be a
POPULAR convention, TO the end that the deIeglt
may represent the opinions of the respective
communities from which they come, il is in nv
Judgement essential that these appointments
should be made by the people. In conformity
therefore to practice, which have uniformly
observed in similar cases, i respectfully decline
10 appoint delegates to the proposed convention,
thereby leaving the people of nv State free to
Get Ia the matter in such manner as they may
deem proper"
This IL very judicious and proper. Gov. Baker
sees very clearly that all the clamor about
removing the capital comes from real estate
agents, sensational newspapers and equally sep
sational COngressmen. The people take no
interest whatever In the matter, aud until they
do u Is mere waste OF time TO talk about it. Gov
Baker Is right in referring the question to those
to whom it properly belongs.-N. i. Standard.
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Te'egraphsd Exclusively 10 The Evening Sta

TeieeTdphed Exclusively 20 The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, June 2S-Cottou dull aud nominal;
"a EFlOur duh and eak Howard street su perine,
ca%GaS6 % do. extra. SO 25aS 50 do. family, 81 Is
ac9; City Mills superfine, IS 5OaS rs; do. extra
fine. IS aaS6; do. extra, SIS s5a s675: do. family,
s6I5asI %. Wheat dull and nominal: Mary land, ,
l6as I.1OPsnnsSi ana, ) 45aS Is: Western,
SlSac - corn, more doing: yellow, s 81 or;
White, 81 l5aS Is. Oats dull at 6Oa5lc. Rye, 05
az 10. Provisions unchanged in every respect
Whisky dull at S1O3aSl
BALTIMORE, June 2s-yirginia 6s, old, 54zz bid
- asked; do. lo66, IS bid, 65 asked; do, l55T, 81
bid, 625l asked
New YORK. June q Flour is dnll and unchang ed
Wheat Is dull and declining. Corn is quiet and
heavy.
NEW YORK, June 2.-The market is heavy and
trr. gular. Governments opened very heavy; about
5ssA4 lower than last night. State securities dull
Money. 3a5 per cent. Exchange, long gsi: short
lea. Gold, dull and unchanged at IL Bonds IO5, '
Virginia 6r, x-coupon, 70 asked; new. 6gzi asked
North Carolina s, old, 49, asked: new, q.
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I)Y ED.

gIEEN suddenly. Monday evening. June 9th
~, HAhLES J. QUEEN, aged 4 years
It's mineral VIII take place vdHs~lay morning AZ
- ,th. from The resite-c - Ei- sister, Eug-nia
IT"ekr, 9th st, No. 1921 between W AMI y north
lis friends are invited To attend.
P0MEROY. On Tuesday, June 18th, GEORGE
4. POMEkO aged - years
Friends and relative % the family are invited IN
attend "a" funeral on NedHeSl1y. June 2lth al n
clock, iron the = siieuce II his son in law VI
Ian No - 4 l. street. bet. sd and 24th.
II LEk. Ia GEORGETOWN, II e. On tn morning
O. y a. >dsF, June 18th. Ms. CATHERINE J. TN-
l. Eis -licf 81 the late Grafton Tyler, ~ pri.r
u, 'Ef = county Nd. ia he saTh year uf her az
III iuu~ra VII take place from the Residence of
N Grafton Tyler I35 Washington street AT .
.l- g. ii-' On W e. stlay, - inst The friend.
C 'As iaI"ily are invited q attend.
MAJOE- ON the 26lh inst. EDWARD VII
A. n 8 mouths and - DAYS.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
10y GREEN wILLIAMs
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319. Southeast corner It'll and ID streets
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
/EA BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
Eax LOT frlnce Georges county, sitting a Court
.of Equity, passed in the cause of William o.
Jones' and Ann Jones his wife. ct al, VS. Basil BEN
sou 81 az, the subscriber, trustee, will sell at
I utSlc auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
1oth Gay OF june ls7O, af O'Clock m, (if fair II
not on the next fair day thereater the real estate
on .he late lillian Sibey. consisting OF several par
Ssls or parts OF tracts of Land, called Deakin q
ha, Cramphin' Lot" and part of "Elizabeth e
Dtnght, containing E2 SIS acres more or less sit
uated IN Prince Georges couaty, between the Bal
tmore and Ohio and Point of Rocks ralro .d-two
miles distant from each-sdoining the farms of ex-
Ssecretary McCuiloch, VIM. g. Metzerott aud Gen.
w hlgRs and eight miles from Washington city.
Ihls land is beautifully located, in good condition,
abundanty supplied with wood and water-there
Delhg Two springs OF pure water near the house,
and good mill site, with ample and never failing
water rower.
- The improvements consist of a good two-story
Dwelling house and suitable outhouses.
Terms OF sale One-third of the purch ase money
10 be paid in cash the day Of sale or ratification
thereof by the court; and the residue in equal in
staments in six and twelve months from the day of
sale and the payment thereof TO be secured by the
bonds Of the purchasers purchaser, with sureies
TO be approved by the Trstee with interest On the
whole purchase money an the day of sale On
pay meDt of the whole pu hase money, the Trustee
will execute deed to thpurchaser at his cost for
the conveyance and stan s required by law.
RICHAEX b. B. CHEW, Trustee
Je2l-d GRE WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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ID New Marble Building. No. 500 and 5O2,
Corner 9Th street and Pennsylv snia avenue.
FIRST ANNUAL SALE OF UNREREEMED
BIOS, PAWNBRoKERs, No. AZ ELEV
ENTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
n Wewill sell on the first floor OF our spacious
s@Alanci ion sales rooms, on saturday NORM
SxAx ING, July 2, commencing ~ 10 o'clock, and in
The evening at o'clock, and will be continued day
and e vening until the entire stock Of unredeemed
pledges are disposed Of
We name in part, viz:
Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Gold Jewelry
Gold and Seal hinge, Gold Chains, Silver and
Pistols, Musical Instruments
Carpenters Tools, Books, Lamps
Ladies, Spring and Summer Dresses of the latest
Gentlemen Dress and Walking Coats
Vests, Sheer, Bed Spreads
Ladies' and Gents Under Garments
Lace and Silk shawls
Broche and extra fine Single and Double Black
Shawls
And other articles of unredeemed pledges
All the above goods will be sold without reserve
All goods warranted stated by the auctiOneer or
the money refunded within one week from day of
sale, on all goods not conforming with our guaraa-
tee. We will also offer with the above sale, one very
large, extra size Solitaire Diamond, set in China
at bargain. The stone Is perfect and pure bril-
liant. magnificentfy cut. and precious gem.
Remember the days of sale Commencing Satur-
day morning, July 2, and continue. evening AMI
morning, until all the above stock is disPased Of
BY order OF ABRAHAM BROTHERS,,
Pawnbrokers. No 4i2 18th street.
WIN l.. WALL co, Auctrs.
n. B.-No sale on the Fourth of July je27
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AZ Mary Powell in her lecture on the Indians
sans she has seen 30 Indians babies all together
and not a sIuaii came from any of them. How
- that tor Loo
rz~Ihe ire Marshal of Portage, WIS, has
prohibited the Use of all kind Of fireworks in the
limits Of that city on the Fourth.
- " n liestenSchneider, of COliinsvilIe Ct.
vas renewed few DAYS since OF "A tape worm
60 feet long, almost a long A. his name. .
- The new Constitution OF Illinois will be
voted Oh by the people of that State at a speciaI
election OF Saturday, July 2
81 At the raCe-cour~e at jackson MirhiFau
th,y put tarkS on all the surrounding fences in
order 10 collect the taN on the legitimate en-
frances.
~ a Southern Governor i credited with
NetODg a bill passed by the Legislature ..for
Dad Spelling and nonsense generally"
n The city Of GUaymaS, Mexico, was sur
IrI~ed and captured on the 2Sth of Nav bv a
revolutionary force. which. il Is said, will pro
cted 10 attack other points and endeaYor to set
UP Northwestern Me Nican Republic.
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NAVY PAYMAsl ERs OFFICE,

NAVY PAYMAslERS 0FIIGE,
WASHINGTON, d e.. June =, $50.
Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals., will
be received At this office until IL the first day of
July, $50 tor the following articles which must bs
OF the best quality TO be delivered free Of ex
pense and government tax at the Washington NAVY
lard and subject the usual thereat TO
wit:
BsrsnS Yards and Docks
LOO pounds pure w hite Lead in oil
no gallons raw Linssed Oil
500 feet board measure No. 2. White Pine Lumber
BDeax Steam EagiaeeriRg.
plates sligo coied Iron.
BRreaN Ordnance.
barrel bestwi strained Sperm Oil
Bureau Construction and Repair.
2oO0 lbs IL inch Hoop Iron
3barrels Lard Oil.
BusGH Equipment and Recruiting.
Leather Belt 100 feet.
Bidders must STATE in their bids the time within
which the articles can be delivered. De- criptiye
sch,dule, with particulars 20 be seen at this Office
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded in conformity
with stipuations on the blank form for bids to be
hal Al this oiee, otherwise bids will not be enter
tanned EDWIN STEWART.
lr25 q Paymaster U. y. Navy.
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. $40, southeast cerner 18th and ID streets

Try GRkEN WILLIAMS,
No. S19, southeast cerner 7th and ID streets
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD CASg PIANO. PAR
LoR AND CHAMBER FERNlTUgE HALL
SIT. BRONZE CLOCK, REFRIGERATION
PIX GLASS, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
PET, FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETT
GLASSWARE. &c, AT AUCTION
fHjo clock a. m, We shall sell, in front of orr
W St auction rooms, a splendid assortment of
u'' hold Fursture, berg the effects of lady de-
Ginning housekeeping, consisting Of
One very hne Rosewood Case Piano, Cover and
Stool
One very fine Walnut Green Rep ,Parlor Suite con.
sIsting Of Sofas, 2 RIM and side Chairs
one Black walnut EtegeTe, very fine
One Pier Glass and Stand. MarbIe-top Table
Two Ladies Chairs, Fancy Rep Covers
Bronze Clock and Mantle Ornaments
OH Paintings and Engravings, Drop Light
One Green Rep Lounge. Walnut Tables
Sp' ntid Brus sells and other Car pets and Rugs
One Elegant " slnut Book Case
One Elegant Walnut Marble top Carved SiIebOa I'd
Hat Rack and ii all Chairs
alDut Marble top Carr we'd Bureaus
alnut MaIble-top Carved " ashstands
Handsome Walnut Carved Beds;eads
Handsome Walnut Cared Wardrobes
One Fire Green Rep Reclining Chair
One Refrigerator. Camp Chair
Extension Dining Table and Chairs
French China Dinner Sett. cont aiming los pieces
Vine Punch Bowl. Ladle. Cups and Waiter
Larg assortment Of Glassware, &c. d.
All oi the above fu MIXTURE Is nearly NV. and will
be sold, without reserve, 10 the highest bd Ter.
Terms: Cash.
iezs GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctS.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of fieri facas, issued from the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at public
sale for cash, in front of the Court House door of
said District. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of uly
$50, at z O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty, to wit: Lot No. and the east part of D. In
the subdivision of original lot No, A. q square No
49, in the city of Washington, ID. O.. beginning for
said Part Of Lot ID at point on North G st. feet
east II the northwest Of said Lot ID: thence
south on line at right angles TO North street rs
feet; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY feet to a point on
the rear line of said Let ID, about 9 feet inches
eastwardly from the southwestern of said Lot
Southeast corne1 of said Tot N. tbence aioea IT, ~;
vision line between said lot ID and Lot K TO the line
of North u ST thence with the line of North ST. to
the pla"e Of beginning. Together with all and sin
eular the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon the property of William Barr, and will be
sold to satisfy execution No. 64o7 in favor of Christie
pher Lederer. ALEX SHARP,
jelSdts u, y. Marshal D. q
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s. EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS-.


sESATE-After our report closed, the Tax
bill being under confederation. and the question
recurring on the motion TO strike out the para
graph in the House bin reducing the duties on
sugar, the Senate refused to strike II Out-yeas
=. uayS 50.
The House resolutions in reference to the
death Of Hon. David HeatOn, late a member OF
III body. were received and read.
Messrs- Abbott, Ramsey, Thurman and War
ner spoke in euiogy of the deceased.
The resolutions were then agreed to, and the
Senate adjourned to meet at Z so p.
PASSAGE or THE PACIFIC r. R. BILL
At the evening session, the Senate resumed
TIE consideration OF the Pacific Railroad bill.
The amendment Of Mr.. Wilson, that the uni
form gauge Of the road from Marshall, IeNas,
10 San Diego. California. shall be i've ieet, was
agreed tO-yeaS 30, navs =.
MIR. Stewart offered an amendment author
ling the southern Pacific railroad OF CalifOr-
MIA 10 connect by one or more branches with the
Texas Pacific railroad; which was agreed to.
Mr. SAWYER offered an amendment that all che
iTon and steel needed shall be purchased in the
United States; agreed to-
AFTER tie adoption Of other amendments, the
hill was passed. and the Senate cat i1.25 y. m
adjourned. il being agreed IN consider the At
laHtiC and Pacific railroad bill in the morning
hour tomorrow, (tO-dayl
AUTHORIZATIONS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS.
HOJ 81 After our report clOSed-the mi
Cellaneou~ appropriation bill being under con
sdeTatiOn by the House in Committee OF the
Whole
Mr.. Ben amin MOL moved 10 strike ont the
work on the Capitol extension, and for curbing
and Tagging upper terraces, S1OO. 900.
The ans ndment was reieCted-49 to "a.
Mr.. Ftnkelnburg moved to amend by striking
ont >ltO.0ut and inserting $50 900.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. Butler (MaSs) moved To amend the para
graph for continuing the work of grading AMI
hlIng the grounds around the Capitol, S25 900,
10y providing that the first expenditure of this
money shall be used to improve the plateau on
the east front Of the Capitol and the approach
thereto; winch was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Dawes, the words ''woOden
Iavements' were stricken out of the paragraph
aTpToIristing - $50 for paving the south half
OF q street, between 9Th and 9th streets.
MI GTiSWOld, N. " moved to strike out the
Paragraph appTOpriating s2j 600 for the erec-
ton Of glass structures for the culture of medi-
cal. textile and economic plants.
The amendment was rejected.
IN motion OF Mr.. FarnswOTth. (Ill.N a nara
graph was inserted aPproPriating $1,000 Tor
Improvement and repairs of the post office
tuiding and the ventilation of the dead letter
room.
cn motion of Mr.. Schenck (OhiOl SI1 900
were Appropriated to inclOse. pave. and i'm
prove the circle at the intersection OF Vermont
and Massachusetts, avenues.
The Committee then rose and the House ad
iOurned.
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EERTILIzKRs, FERTILIZERS.

The undersigned has on hand about sixty tons OF
SOLUBLE slLICATE PHOSPHATE, which he
will dispose Of NJ private sale upon reasonable terms
until the 9Th day Of July, A. ID. $50, when II ct
Sold he will close the ont at public sale At the
hour Of II O'Clock at No. S31 Louisiana aycnue.
The above ferti'fZer Was III manufactured by HOugh-
ton Plyer, and has been used by some Of the best
farmers In our adjoining counties. Certificates q
parties who have used IL, and also analysis OF the
sbOv named Fertilizer be seen by applying To
the undersigned, RICHARD BERRY,
2awrJyq 9S1 Louisiana
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TIE WORKING PEoPLE.-Eight hundred
Workmen, thrown out OF employment by the
refusal OF Mayor kalbhesch, of BROOKLYN to
sign the bonds Of the Prospect Park commits
sioneIs, went in body on SATURDAY., accompa-
med by 100 dirt carts, to the Brooklyn CITY hall
for the purpose of consulting with the MAYOR
His honor informed the committee who waited
upon him that the law appropriating funds for
their pay was unconstitutional, and on that
ground alone he refused TO sign the bonds,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The week opens in New York with a very easy
feeling in money, the supply being abundant at
three per cent. on pledge of United States Sc
curities and four and FIVE per cent. on railway
and miscellaneous Sollaterals-
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II u Il s A E.
THE STEAMSHIP VIRGIN
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Al WASHINGTON NAVY YARD,
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL. at 10 o. clock M

TIN Will be sold at public auction, at the
E4G MayE rard, washington, d. g.. on
NJ the staunca and fast iron sidewheeI steamship
VIRGIN, built on the Clyde 1854.
Length 2O feet, breadth Is feet. depth II feet car
res about four hundred 400 tons goods;
has tive eseilstng engines, 4s56o in god order; re-
built Of iron, in fair order The boilers were sub,
ected TO shydrostatic pressure Of E lbs previous to
January, and found TO be strong and tight Draft OF
water loaded feet The anchors, chains boats and
ali material on board will be sold with the vessel
Terms: One-fourth cash on day of SALE and re-
mainder on removal OF the vessel from the navy
ing the day. &c. BANFlELD,
JeDtd Solicitor Of the Treasury.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Ky COOPER LATIMER, Auctioueers,
- tsuocessors TO james q. Mcclure 4 co..
Southwest corner Penns. avenue and llth street
WALNUT PARL0R SUITE, WALNUT CHAM
bkb SIlI n, BRC S>ELs AND THREE PLY
GAhPETS. WALNUT sECRETARY AND
BOOK CASES, &C. AT AUCTION
q On WEDNESDAY MORNING. June soth.
~ At 10 o clock, we will sell AZ No us Mount
~ Vernon Place. nor,h side Of street between
iseventh snd Eif nth streets, q superior assort-
ment Of Furniture, &C Consisting in mart a.
Walnut parlor Suite in green reps
walnut Marble-top and Card Tables
Lace Curtains with gilt cornice
Walnut Hall Suite, r egere
Fine Brussels Carpets and Rugs
Three pk Ipgrain Gar pets and Oil Cloth
Two Solid walnut Chamber Suites
walnut Secretary and Book Gases
walnut Extension Table, sideboard
Lcun1es, Cane seat and other Chairs
Wardrobes, Bedsteads and Bureaus
Hair and Husk Mattresses
One excellent portable Range, nearly new
Crockery and Glass Ware
Kitchen requisites, &C, sc.
JeN-tds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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GRAPE Wells, TRIMMINGS, &C, BLAOKED,
~ s1IEEENED, AND RECRINPED
TO EQUAL NEW.

This method Of doing up Grape caunot be eousIed
tn the country O9sIy wells Perfectly restored Tor
Baltimore, Md. Apply to
W. q, FEARSOE,
Dealer In bafies' and Gents Furnishing and Yemen
Goods, 1927 Pennsylvahia sseaGe, Gear Srh az.
sole Ageat Tor Washington. sp29 en-
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 319, southeast corner of It'll and D sfs


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY HANDSOME
RESIpENCE NEAR THE AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT, ON THE ISLAND.
\EA BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated 10th day
E,"N Of July, A. ID. 1865, and duly recorded in Lii
Der No. 567, folie 2S2, &c, one of the land rec
ords Tor ashington county, d. c., and by the writ
ten order OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, on TUES
DAY the 2lst day ofJune 1870 at 5,s O'Clock D. m,
all q UT numbered thirteen (l3) and the western
psrt4 Lot numbered fourteen, A. in square num-
bered two hundred and sixty three 2S3, in the city
OF Washington, D. c., the said western part of Lot
numbered fourteen (lp having q front Of forty six
ti6l feet and four a. inches south Ii street. to-
gether with all the improvements, consisting Of q
first class residence.
Terms of sale One-half in cash, (of which 800
must be paid at the time OF salel the deferred pay
ments to be made in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale, and secured
by deed OF trust to the satisfaction of the trustee
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within
seven days after the day OF sale, the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property, after one
weeks notice, at the risk and cost of the first pur
chaser. All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at
purchasers COST
WIN. A. WARD. Trustee
Je6-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
n TUESDAY the 18th inst, at the same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee.
Je22-eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts