Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. _————— ee @7 For “AUCTION SAtzs” advertisements ee fourth page of to-day’s Srar. LOCAL NEWS, ——___ s AMUSEMENTS, &., TO-NIGHT. ATIONAL THEATRE.-The Richings English ‘Opera Troupe in’ «7 Reghment’ ts avedtag” Daughier of the Ovp FELLows’ HALL.—Last night of the Southern rehef fair. There should bea full house this evening. REAL Estate Sacgs.—Green & Withams, auctioneers, on Monda: y the 13th imstant, solid Lots 23, 24, 25, and 26, Square 873, to S.L Loomis, At 20 cents per foot; Lots 31, 32, and U3, id same square, to BE. Hergesheimer, at 15 cents per foot; Lots 34, 35, 36, and 37, in same Square, to John F.Green, at J§ cents per foot. Pe Broperty fronts on © street and Syivania avenue, t streets bide ue, between 6th and 7th n Tuesday, the 14th instant, the same firm 80ld Lot 23, in square 412, to lu. Newmeyer, At 15 cents per toot, lot 24, to L. Newmeyer, at 16 cents per foo:; tor No. 1, to L, Newmeyer, at 3! cents per foot; lot 2. to W. F. Crowley, at 25 cents Per foot; lot 3 and 4, to J. AL Stephen- £0n, At 25 cents per foot; lot 5,to E. Q.Gunson, at 2 cents per foot.’ The above property fronts on F and 8th streets, Island, west. House and lot. to Elizabeth Wagner, at $2,600; the adjoining lot, being west partof lot 8, in équare 817, to same purchasers, at 37 cents per foot, frosting on East Capitol street, between 4th aud 5th str ets east. Lot 4. in square 864, fronting on north © street and Margiand ave- nue, to A. Best, at 10% cents per foot. ‘Vhe same firm sold on Wedner Tay, the 15th instant, Lotz, in Square 732, to. Fraauis ze: Cook, at 19 cents Per foot: fronting en south C street, near Q street east. Lot A, with the improvements,) in Square 701,to Wm. Me- Guire. tor 3525: Lot B. (with the improve- Mments,) to John ©. Wilson, for Lots O and D. in same square, to Chas T. Griffitn, at 23g cents per foot; Lots E and F, in same square. to the same purchaser, at 1% cents ‘per foot, fronting on Ist street.east, between M and N streets sovth. Lot 1, in Square 299, baving 18 feet front by 96 feet deep, to John Chapman, at 20 cents per foot: Lot 2. in same square, to same purchaser, at 16 cents per foot: Lot 3, insame square, to A. P. Farden, At15% cents per foot; fronting on 15th street West, near Chestnut street north. Lot 4, tn Square 204, with a two Story brick house, to A. B. Caswell, for $1,680, “Lot 5, in square south of square 104, witha two story frame house. to S. R. Seibert, for $2,760. On Thursday, the léth i he same firm sojd lot No.8. in square No. 238, having 21 feet 10% inches front by 105 feet Wig Inches Geep, to 4 thirty-foot alley, on Thirteen-and- a-half sireet west, between © and D streets north, to George C. B. Mitchejl; at 50 cents per per foot: lot A, with 2) feet front on south side of Massachusetts avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets west, by an ayerage depth of ~3 feet} inches, with a three-story brick build- ing, to’Zeph Jones, for $5,500: subdtvision of lot 9, 1) square 177,0n New Hampshire ave- nue and T street north: lot A, to James Waugh, at 9 ceits per foot; let B, to Jacob Colclasier, ai 9 cents per foot; lot O, At # cents per toot are lot BE, at7¥ cents per toot, to dei; lot D, at 73¢ ce..ts; and lot G, at per foot. to J. Scbmidberger. Yesterday the same firm sold lots |= and 19, subdivision of lots 9 and 10, in square 327, fronting on Eighth street west, between Pand ‘2 streets north, baying each i3 feet 10% ince. front, by 94 feet 4 incbes in depth, improved two-story brick dwellings, to@. P. Black- » lor $2,100 each: lot-l4,in subdryision of lots 9 and 10, same square, with the same num- ber of feet, andimproved by a two. tory brick <iwelling, to S. J. Kimball, for 32,050: lot 5 square 992, at corner E street sonth and Elev- enth street east, trouteng 40 feet on south E, and 75 feet in depth. improved by a frame dwelling. for 344), to Adam Gaddis, jr : lot M,in svvd; won of square 26, on corner ef ‘Pennsylvania avenne and Twenty-fourth st., to Dr. Malbure, at 8 cents per toot fade RE Ir PROVIDENCE HOsPiTaL—The new brick edifice on south D street, near the corner of 2d street east, for Providence Hospital, is tastap- proaching completion, and will in the course of a few months be ready tor occupancy. The building is divided into three sections or Wings, the main building beinz 5y by 45, of four stories, surmounted by a cupola ls feet -quare and 16 feet in beight, on which a cross 20 feet in height will pe placed. Tne center portion is of three stories, 64 feet in length, snd 95 feetin width, and the east wing 24 by 26 feet, of four stories, surmounted by a small cupola. In the house there are four large wards 49 by 22 feet, and seventeen private wards, which will accommodate from two to three hundred patients, and the whole house is very conveniently arranged. There are bath rooms and water closets on each floor, aud the enoure building 1s heated by steam. ‘The work has been dene more with an eye to comfert than show, but thé wood-work throughout is being grained, and the brick- work will be cleaned. while the sills and beads of the 112 windows which are in the building, will be painte ud sanded to imi- tate brown stone. Mesers. A. Grant & Uo. are the contractors. whose superintendent is Mr. Wm. Turner. Messrs. Foos and Martin were the bricklavers: J. G. Waters the plasterer Parker & McNicol are doing the painting. and Mr. Bashaw, of Baltimore, the plumbing —— oe ALEXANDRIA CANAL ComMpany.—The stock- holders of the Alexandria Canal Compas convened in Alexandria Wednesday last, bu: there not being a quorum present, ‘adjourned to meet June 13. Prior to the adjournment, and for the information of the stockholders presens, the repor: of the president and tors was read. It commences by saying: “On the 16g day of May A. D, iSt6, Messrs. (.nig- ley, Wells, and Dungan became, as you are aware, the lessees of the Alexandria canal for the period of ninety-nine years from that date, pon the terms and eondt‘ions embodied in the lease, the most important of which was that hey should, after obtaining. possession of the anal, then in the custody of the Government put the same in repair, and keep it in that con- dition.’ kt then recapitulates the labors ot the lessees in obtaming possession of the work and making repairs. The president says: +1 deem it but simple justice to the lessees to sa: that they Raye, at all times, and under all cir- cumstances, since they have hadcharge of this work, done all that men could do to put itin a navigable condition at an early a day as possible. and are now, I léarn from them, ar- ranging to build an entire new trunk, to be putin place over tbe piers during the coming winter.” b — Suspicious CHARAQTERS.— Yesterday, De- tectives Kelly, Bixiey, aud Miller met a equad of four notorious individuals, who had bat re- cently arrived from Philadelphia, and whose anteeedents Piatt the Oey ceNtn tan es pecting that tneir business in Was! La of . roper character, and they arrested thesquad, and carried them to the Detectives cells at police headquarters. Yesterday even- ing they were examined by Justice Tucker, and their account of themselves being very unsatistactory, and they having no visible meaps of support, they ‘were committed to the workbouse Tox pin days in default. et security for their g behavior.; Intondant Hodgsen is m want ef able-bodied bends a: the farm, and these will suit hie purpose we!) for the season. Their names ary Thomas Monear, (a well-known sharp,) Thomas Flynn, James Vernan, and Joba Wilson, ‘Their likenesses ‘were taken for the gallery at police headquarters before they were sent to ube farm. : ——_e——- } Tue QCarrenTsaAs.—The Journeymen Car- penters’ Association held'a meeting at Temi- perance Hail last evening, J. H. Reed presi« dent and ~W. H, Champion secretary. The meeting Was very well attended, but. ho busi- ness of public importance was done other than receiving the report of the committee on hand- bills. which stated that the bilis have been printed and distributed. The bill states:— «+ Oarpénters are paid the poorest of ary class of mechanics; are burdened with the expense of tools, which other trades are not. Flour is 320 per barrel. and the priceof provisions has <o jncreased that our present wages will not buy these and pay our rent. © Therefore every ourneyman is expected to joip us,and ask “3.50 per diem for his pay, that he may live d support bis family properly and pay his rept? ———e— ‘ HE PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.—Last coutk, an exbibitfon was given by the chil- den of this asylum at Wesley Chapel, where there was & large audience, The exercises consisted of- singing, declamation, &c., im woieh the children acquitted themsel ves Rand- somely.” Key. Dr Gillette presided, and du- riig the evening introduced Mesgrex@. Reap and J.C. Harkuess, who spoke of the duty bdping tbe opphap;"aud &u sppeal was made jo sid, which sae rp by subscriptions to $i ia “ onoenaaaya collection was raised at the Krapdry-Ohprok stor, he benefitat He hay iim, to wbicn the, mation very liberally reponded—to theamount of $425. y+). jaye theespecial attention ofthe resi- pnt voters f the Sixta -Ward.to the prdlication of ap ‘Andependent Ticket,’ paub- libed in opr issue of to-day, composed as it jsof somé of the most r table and respon- sbie citszens of'the’ Ward. We have wo'doubt ill receive a warm support at the polls. Oath Weta os if CONCERT AND ExnIpitTiow of the Is- tha Baptist Sunday Scbool at Odd Fellows’ 1, on Tuesday evening next,for the benefit heir cbhourcb, Will be very interesting and qwirust Will be well patronized. THE GReat Diamonn Roppeey—Inportgal Arrests and Recovery of the Diamonds pat me four months ago the room of Genersl, Faster, atthe Ebbitt Honse, was opened by robbers And diamonds to the value. of over $1,000 and other jewelry were carried off, Among them Was & cross contai and of great val ning twenty-three di as, ie intrigeicaliy, and from family associations. The robbery was man- Aged so adroitly that theré was.scarce a trace to lead to the discovery of the cramamals. Olar- Voe and McDevii itt. Gur renowned detective ocers, were absent from the city atthe time, but on their return they .were entrusted. with the prosecution of thé search, and they entered Upon it with their usual activity. Asqheve stated, the thieves were, evidently, masters of their business, and it became evident thata wide field ofingaire must ba covered to catch the adroit rogues. Messra, Clarvoe and McDevitt the! tion of the well refore obtained the co-opera- -known Baltimore detective firm of Smith, Pierson & Weet, 47 Fayetie street, and @ search was set on foovthat made it certain the robbers could not ‘find a hiding place in the country secore enough te concaal them, The diamonds were ised to Phila- jew delpbia, and from. thence to York, the search being too hot for the thieves to get them off their Bands, and they were finally taken to Boston, where these vigilant officers followed them, and have just succeeded in obtaining them. Considering the fact thatthe offibers worked Wwithoutany clue whatever in the start. this searcb and disco Mmarkable feats on very is one of the most re- Tecord, reflecting the great- est credit on our own and the Baltimore detec- tives above named. penasaee E aE CuntEr MARKET, To-pay.—Beef, best cuts, rerlb.,30c.; next, 25c,; Salt Beef, i5a20c.; Dried Beef, 25a30c. Veal, 25c.: Mutton, chops, 5c. Lamb, 20c.; Lard, 18 corned, 15¢.; Bacon, h 25¢.; breasts, 18c.: Pork, fresh, 13 ets.; nacut, 20c.; sliced, shoulders, 15c. Butter, 35a 40c.; Spring Ohickens, $5a86 per doz.; Chick. ens, per pair, $1.50a$2; Turkies, 25a35c. Ib.; Geese. ?#c.281.50; Ducks, pair,75c. 2c. Green Corn, ‘gs, hoz, can, 40c. Apples, pk.,50a$1. Apples. dried, 75c,, Leeks, bh., 5c. Spinnach, 40c. Kale, 18a20¢c., Turnips, 3ic. pk. Peaches, dried, per qrt, 15 cts. Beans, batter, 20c.; white, 12al5c.; dried cherries, qt, 50c. Rad- ishes, per bunch., 2a4c. Beets, per pk., 4(c. Onrons, 50c.; Okra, 30c.; Parsnips, 2Ua25c. Peas, t,, Wc. Carrots,, bunch, 5c. Rhubarb, 6c. ‘ish-Rock, large, each, $2.50; amall. baneh. 40c.; Perch, 50 cents; Herring, per doz., 15820 cents: Shad, pair: 50 cents to 76; Halibut 25 cents Ib. Rye. per bus. , $1.508$1.90. Oorn Meal; perbus., $1.25a81.30. Shipstuff,80c. Brownstuff,75c. mid- dling. 90c. Shorts, 60¢. Corn, shelled,$1.25, m ear, Dbl. $5.50a87. Oats, bu., 9c. Hay, cwt., 82.25 Krout, per quart, -882,40, Straw, 81:30a1.95. Uelery, pr bunch, 10c. Sc. Cabbage, per head. 5al0c. Hominy, quart, 10 cents. ttuce, lal0 cents. Potatoes, 40c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes, 75 cts. Small Birdg, per doz., $1.26; Small Dueks, 750,01; Canvass Backs, $3284; Red. Necks, #1aS2 pair: Oranberries, 20c. Pumpkins, 10 to Sie.each. Prairie hens, $1 pair. Green’ peas, we: pk. Strawberries, qt., 40a50c. Bermuda poratoes, pk., $1.15. Asparagts, 10a30c. bh. wih FEW E sialh SUDDEN DEATH.— Yesterday evening, about 7 o'clock, a colored man named John Harris was taken witha hemorrhage on H street, be- tween 5th and 6th west. He was faken to the drug store of Dr. Milburn, cornerof Hand 6th s'reets, where 6y: the sufferer was avyail,as he expi ery remedy for the reief of admimistered, but withont red in a few minutes. The body was conveyed to the Fourth Ward sta- tion-house. This tue friends of the morning it was identified deceased, who stated that He has a brother and sister residing in George- town, and was a will take charge o: properly interred. Poor oF THE to the adyertisem: nOdd Fellow, which order this remains, and have them oo OUTH.—We invite attention ent m another columnof a stereoscopic exhibition for the relief of the destitute of the South. Thee exhibitions, with their beautiful iilustrations of Bible his- tory and wonderf ing insects, hays great tayor at se ul microscopic views of liv- already been received with yeral of our churche ; and being now given for a great national charity, and under the special auspices of the Iadies. Wwe anticipate an overflowing honse. — Boarp or Conmon Countit.—The Board Méi in special session, only the President (Mr. Moore) and nine members, not a quorum. being present. The Ohair stated that the Board bad adjourned to this termto hear the Teportot the jomt committee to wait on the judges of election and confer with them on the subject of add. itional registry preciucts. Mr. Mulloy, one of the committee, stated that nothing bad been done on the subject, and the Board adjourned. i. PoLick REPORTS —The lieutenants of po- lice reported yesterday 46 arresis, and the amountof fines was #72. to ington, D.C. HEED: of Fredericks! TROMAS JOHNSON, of Wash Miss HENBIETTA SHEP- Virginia, DIED. McGILLIOUDBY. Qn the 17th inst., at two O'clock m., Mrs MAHGARET Mc@ILLI- uU DDY, beloved wife of Timothy MoGilliouddy, and M stre GBEAVES, On ° nd are respect full from ber siete: f her 8 at2,0’clock p. m., street, between L Friday, the 17th i at nu CEOELIA LOUISA GRBAY es) nd 4 months. acquaintances of the family uested ts nd ber fimeral J O’Brien, on 8: 8. ay afterpoon, at three e’clock, on ‘Pennsylvania avenue, between 13th ani 14th ate, east. 7 McNEILL. On Thursday, 16th inst., at his residence, 459 12th street, ARORIBALD Mc HEILE. in the 78th year of nis age. The friends of th vited to attend bis at2o'clo e family are reapectfally tn- funeral to morrow (Sunday) TS Ke INDI Ball Emporia: AW OLUB, at OBONIN’S Base m. my 16 1w Fo, THE BES jt GOODS AT MODERATE PBICKS, go to _my 16-3¢ DAVIS & GAITHE 20 Market ce, OB SALE—Twr SODA FUUNTS, with FIX- TUBES comple SON’S Nationa my 16-6t* ‘te: Call immediately at JOHN- Gallery, 12 Market Space. N ABTELLE, FOR FIELD AND PABLOR, at CRUNI Penneylvanii 8S Base Ball Bmporium, 238 enue i ry I6-lw FPO SALE CHEAP—The MATERIALS of the Buildings recently taken dow Sbillin Pilling a op Penney hex. Fram Ww. ia B wJ, DRANE, between 6th and 7th. ton. opposite f) avenue. Bow linds. J ABBRIAGES! OARBIAGES! are assorti the la number of second-hand Buggies CABBIAGES! tof first. tyla and +, @C. ir tly atte; Bockawaye, &c., &. Repairing promptly nde Just received, a fresh sitory 374 Dst., bet. sth and 9h. 6 Hr Shop 477 stb street, near D. f HATS in every A? F*eteaw anp an Rigeny FogRe sbaype and qual handsome FLOWERS, in at, Sp Meta Roce ted which selling a + F: are paper fot May ysths are fultoue aistributicns This neste or by letter. corner of 7th and F sts: AVIS & GAT? 2 Market PROP. ADVE SEE.”—Ooor ready ber con: jescription of the property r rent much valusble in- ‘shell be pleased Sie Fae Re ite Brokers, oppest te Pest Office. my 16-8t [Intel. & Chr; ADIEB FUBNISHING GOODS. : NOH CORSETS, Sueeor fr EBD Oo ITS, vd oat 4 vad OOK WOO wy l5eolm by OD. HUFTY. & TAYLOR, 324 Penop: bL ja avenue, between Sthand l0thste. 1 GRAPE Ok 5 7 ; ena’s fragrant weed, W Ad seen the eiguaaecend in grasefal curl A t feels the world’s dark pict’ Pa gush brigh 'd hopes gush as eee hoe eafaris 3 eRoice aroma of the** Ta ‘ead like 1) rit ied on the hearth 11 spread like incense sp! : H “Tie sweet as pyant ag wrner, vy eee ects, Beceivesits homage fumes enliven. reno: and cheer, J fresh the pat! soe must tread, scent Fe’e wil pear, And of! who Should call on The bigh and ba the rich jer te the trade ofpole Agents for Ab 1 my 11-tf * Bist jor stock a yi ie} dai * — 7h grin. = ne, fi rts soinet priest Cempound. SORAN. Merohants, treet. wn 6th and 7t! “Opposite Intelligencer Ofice af ae JEwutty—“Prigg's ‘One. Doliar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa ayent Sty lee this week, ps RY A? cents Vigare, 4 for 25 cents, at OVEL'TY, National Cigar Divan, corner D and 9th ats.; Snorer lop of “The Pet’’ 5 cent cigar. bi atehbthin, 3 Provasty the largest stock of Boys’ Cloth- ing in Washington is to be found at Henning’s One Price Store on the corner of Seventh street and M aryland ay: e—all for boys over eight , eareof age. TuE Saicom Old School Baptist Church. in Wasbington, Bb. Oi, will have service Su1- Gay, jMh instant, at 11 o'clock, a.m.,*nd 3 o-clock p.m.,- fm their new honse, on Ma:ea- chusetis avenue, between oth and 10th streets. ‘Public $5 tespactfully invited. . ‘ ———_e—__ Wasre To Bur Ouxar OLoTaine.—Those who wish to get Spring and Summer Clothin, at greatly reduced rates will do well to r the advertisement of A. Strauss, elsewhere in Omr paper, and then go forth with to his store, 242 Penneylvania avenus, between 12th and 13th streets, where he is selling out his large and carefully selected stock of Olothing and Furmshing Goods, regardless of cost. 4s MzssRs. Davis & GattugR, 20 Market Space, certainly understand the art of pleas- ing the ladies and making their store attrac- tive, if we may jodge frem the crowds that dai 'y congregate there to supply themselves with goods in their line, and all be dibied to go away Well pleased, as they invarial ly receive polite atréntion and get the best goods at mod- erate prices. We advise our friends to eall and see for themeel v ge we | Human Hark —How ‘many persons al this ‘delicate and beautiful ornament, burning it with alceholic washes, and plas- teribg 1t with grease, wbich has no affinity for |, the SKin. and is not absorbed! Burnett's Co- caine, Acompound of Cocoa-nut Oil, &2., is orivalled as a.dressing for the bain,—is read- ily absorbed, and is peculiarly adapted to its various, conditions, preventing’ its falling off, and promoting its healthy growth. It has been used in thousands of cases where the bair ‘was coming out in handtaols, and has never failed to arrest Its decay, and to pro- mote.a healthy and yigorous growth. It is, at the same timé,spunrivalled as adressing for the bair. A single application will render it softand glossy for several days. Senin Luncn! Luyon.—Free lunch every day ‘at Hotel Lutz, corner of 1th and © streets, be. twern the hours of 10 and 11 o’clock a. m, al- so the best lager beer in town can be found there. mOLEY eek aes Wits SHIRTS, $1.75, $2, $2.50; good Cotton Half Hose;2 pair for 25 cents: gauze Under- shirts, 50 cents to @2.5i Linén, and Byron Collars, 25 cents per box, at Franc’s, 494 7th street; between D and 1 three doors above Odd Fellows’ streets, Hall. ——— Ecoyomy is the highway to _wealth—there fore economise and buy your Gent's Farnish- ing goods at Franc’s; Good Gotten Half Hose, c; Gauze Undershirts from 50 eents to 250; good White Shirts, $1.75, $2, $250. 49% 7th street, between D and K, near Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 10k ——_e — For Gents’ Furnishing (soods and Shirts made to order go-to Franc’s, 194 7th street, between D and E streets, three doors above Odd Fellows’ Hail. Lek: ae MAL Av Pigps.—Pour cors, ognons, inyerse ongles, etc., conseit Ur. White, Pennsylvania avenue, No. 424 presrue44. Etabli 1861. No BertTsr INvESTMENT can be made than in Clothing atthe present redueed prices at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. Saceees h? eL aabaaies Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th etreet, opposite the Post Office. ee ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just received. 6 Gray’s Imitation Wel: ——e—____ Call and look at them at the Great Gentral Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- site the Post Office at og | Dx. Wuiter, Obiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets, contin. ues the successtul treatment of Uorns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Jomts, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c. Office hours from $8 m.to5p.m.,and6 tosp.m. No charge for consultation. Established 1561. —$o———_— JusT RECEIVED this merning one hundred More of those fine twenty-five doilar sutts, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. es Jvsr ReceiveD—Three hundred Boys’ Spits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitreen lars per suit, at Lise Great Central Clothing House 460 7th street, J.H. Smits, posite Post Office. a Prnrse can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter WANTS, ANTED—By a gentleman, BUOM, with or without po: lady or private family, where ti gentlemen boarders. Addre ac. W, Oity Post Office, box No. 13. T*o CARPENTERS WANTED. Aj mediately to the undersigned, race track, porth of Oolumbia College mW 2t* FUBNISHED XLBY. ANTED—A good TINNER. None buts Tet-e y may 17-2t € roofing bi ALEX. B, SUEEPHE 209 and meee a 808., enna. avends, W ANTED—A white GID to do general houpe- work in a private family. Inquire at the Btore northeast corner of Seventh and F streets. m 17-2 Ww ANTED—A BOY, about 13 or $4 ponte ct al photo my! that has had some slight experfe: rep busi ness No others need apply. *PEBKING & OU. O20 7th at. ANTED—a young WOMAN to cook, wash, en@ iren for afamily of three. Wages no object. Reference t BOBEBT FCLTON.&00,’s, 9th wtreez, near Penh. avenue my 17-5t* \\) ANTED—By a joung man, who haa been Ww “a : many ears emplo: as ti ch mery school.a SITUATION as T acker is. feet school or pri: aly. Ad BR. Star offices” bf ~ ANTED—A fashiouavle Dresamaker wishes plain and fa: willdo ing spiitectary manner and on reason- able terms. on 8th street west, between O and By -my. 17 fg BEESS8 WORE, which she achine sewing aleodome. Apply Herz, WANTED—Any ove having a small beat HOUBE of four or fiv f, rth of} fit ‘avenus, on the oms for ne, will aid a. ie yee ton _ bo tly jon, rent, number of room: on oust Tmy tf 2" TED—A gentleman about. to close busi- fe BITUATION man i Dese desir, ‘ION as Belesmanin flour or grocery ‘ommigsion. hi . Best ‘of references gen in Baltimore or ni Age Address @, 424 Bat, Washington. my 16-3" A GOOD, AOTIVE GIBL wishes s SITUA- i eg ai! 5 Ho. 2 atree! NTEDTO BUY—By B, 8 JUSTH. Ladi i 75.8 108, yn Wo! ‘band Olothing, Un: > Bootes and BI RCo, di f between Le and Wetrects Matter how much here myé-lm W 4228) -WaNTSD-MBR for the United Al 06 461 © ptreet, near Balti- ‘road Depot, NI my 5-lm / more 6, @ five or six-room 0 $0 . In- pg.) Rooms 12 ahd 13. my 2-tf"” venue, pear ay street. Now |'at ibeeteset the Barnet ervk a der ay ‘ANT—Wich Boerd, « large corner Fr int | fine business location store, gas and water. $6.500. | Dut o OM. with fou FOR SALR AND RENT | FOR SALE AND RENT. PRUPOSALS, DS, as he Ferra sere er ene aL Se ee stan a Ok BENT — BB OB: T LIST OF PROPERTY IN BOPCBALS FOR GRADING 0. STREET two Unfurnished: 200M. to «| (RR OBEAPEST LIST OF PR Px Ove tucet OUTH, from New Jersey aveaue to 24 street 4, is will be received at the Mayer's Office, OX SALE_Tis FIXTURGE and GOOD “ILL 2 Brick Houses, 6 rooms, Mth et,, tet, Band B, ons arene! DAT ane of st Yth :y aty Hall, 1 12 o'clock M 323 7, ore Room on ‘88! tween D and EB. r nd et jay next, for g: aeed ating” Teduire OLE MAE aoe Betas | gt Btick Houses, 4 rooms, 14th st., bot. Band 0, | Zlst day ead th street. ‘ Ts 26° wh h. I 1 ‘eacl ‘om New Jersey av Agent S17 Te ays 1 Brick House, 10 rooms, 14th ot., bet. © and P, i re wi it windo ‘Algo, twe other 1 Frame House, reoms, 13% st,, bet. Cand D, | Slling— BOOMS; ai) avec moderate terns, 38931 at ect | $3.00 otAbe appropriation will be pai ‘Weetucorner Indians avenues | -myls-tJel” 1 Frame House,7 rooms, 13thst., bet. Gand D, | until the bill ie approved by the Assist VOR RENT_N, c 4 PAR: a R Birstoners with 1 @ Commissioner of 1 Fite . '— Nice: ‘iehe OBS an co % it., bet Bist 3 ard. er is reser: o. and Lm BEDROOMS feo “S10 ke OIF Gor moatet | gh Zime House, 7 rooms H at..bot atet and ana, | War . pA aN as. AKL $5 per weék. He. 485 Gth st., between Frame House, 6 rooms, Dat., bet. 13th and Commissioner Fifth Ward, Ost and La avenue, my 18-1e* 184s $1 500 3oR8 BORE ep ESE ORENT— 08 Le pesr sth street atx ro om yr prick Hewes 3 rooms. 9th et,, bet. Lat.and N. may Me Assistant Oommissioners , Wit jar an el pnice fF *, _ p r - a rgereniecees ace nti ~-masie acta eine SIS yerd. Inquire of M_ GREER corner lity and L |) gi Brisk Bouse, Brooms, 13th at., bet. Hand 1, ects, mis 3t' 2 Frame Houses, 4 rooms. Md. ave., (Istand,) OB RENT—Part of e furnished HOUBE. The | bet. 4: present eccupant is willing to board with the a pest who takes it. Beat of referevess reqaired. 'eply at 407 New York avenue, near état. QR BAUR —Complite FIXTURES and FUB- FP TrORE ote Bee Stee oes a, FO ter. shelves, drawers all'sises of botties, @c. Lu- auieseorer office for farther particulars. dha ota A Inge Ubapel at the Naval Academy ‘LDIS ome “ways erat which bour the bide FINE BUILDING LOTS. o'clock p. m.. Y, 7. at which hour the 41 be opened, for furnishing all the materials gy Ista square ft ,91 a work: mbIp mece ‘ in ¥ for the constr office daily from9a m. anti! 3 p.m Bidders must accompany their offers with gua! antces that they will, if their bids accep! enter into contra ith good snd satisfactory Fo BENT—A twe-story FRAME HOUSE, containing five rooms, pide and back alleys, gb, Sth giteats Getwent anaMsureo worth’ " Samar Mice etas piemnen “hee ‘ nquire of je Subscribe: cerner 0: én i bth and Gate fms 8°} B Lorn, a to pame the time in which they will en engage to complete th: | bet, +i and 34 2X | OES rcan Pever co) seas Qs | all of the bide at ite buildiog ‘OB BALE—A complete SODA APPABATUS, the right to reject any or (* Swann’s patent.’’) fixed in neat portable h - tion. if box incluging eyeup bottler, tumblers and sign. | On Pa,av.,(eaat,uces thet so 2S : HORNTON A. Saxx ins, fey WWALGHT, Brogtit,corser Teh mu" | Miftarbarenin tested et 2a atront | 22 te pe : Tent bai e onthe m 18 38" wast, betwcen 4th and bth. Value of the lot only | J) BPARTMENT OF AGHIOULTU x 7 TA B asked fur the property House rents at $20 per ; Tor Crd oehad ATL ee argts, | month. Lot Wx13—$.033 feet at 70s. per foot, |. Proposals will be nth. water and gne tn the:ne ot ne desiring either to buy orsell Real Bs. | matcria's snd performing the work required én er of Fooulre, on the ples cond door fromthe | 1 ocr Real Estate paper. will consult their in- | th¢,constructien of a Brick Building for the use jouth, of st 277 wth of the Department of Agriculture, to be erected street, between Uand Patrects. Posseesiongiven | terest by calliagen otek soy on Heservation No 3, te this ct}, according a Ist of June. m 18-3t™ Real Bstate Brokers. plans and specifications that oan be seen at the FOR, BENT On Jue iat, nicdly furnished | _my9-e0st S.E. cor, Pa. ave. and 1th st, Par sehne Rommierioner Faris ocean HOUSE, 9 rooms, gasand watet; rent $33.33 T PRIVATE SALB—A desirable two ator, building can be obtained. said povels to be ber month. Also, for #ale.in the Northern Lib- BBIOK HOUSB, containing five rooms, wit! either for the whole bullding orseparately for the Or ties, geod frame BUUBE. Grooms, near 7th st., | a good dry cellar under kitchen; well located: a | Gimerest kinds of work very cheap; price $1,802 few blocks from theWapitol Apply ou the premi- No proposal will be entertained from any per MITCHELL & SON, sea sth streoteast, between A and B sta. norta, | sop who is not known to be a practical builder wr: Pe Real Estate Brome. Capitol Hill. my7 Bidgers are requested to state the shortest time may 18.5! _E cor Pa. ave. and 15th st, F,OR RENT—Two Letory FRAME Ti0USES, | possible in which the building is to be completed. Fo, SALE—A comfortable BESLD ENCE for a on New Jersey avenus. near South Capitol | the work to be commenced in three days alter te family, 1p the town of Uambridge, Md. The] Gate. Both have ride alleys, wood sheds and | #igning of the contract roperty is well improved, in excellent conditioa, | hydrants, and are adapted for dwellings or shoe he Department reserves the right to ct an) hd among the most desirable homesteads in the au 168. 59 ty or all bids, if it be deemed for the interest of the village. dt sill be sold at 8 jow fanre” To a SR eae ee: AppIY At 259 Bat..cor || Oo ttrrment to de sora oe Bid walt te ree a comfortable home for Gecieny who desir is famfily,in one of the most agi im Maryland, where household e: slated * that does not conform to the requirements of tne OB SALE—LOT No. 3, ip Squaf® 69. on 284 | plans and specifications and “ot this advertise- mses half as great asin a city, the opportu nit street west, betwee E street vorth andVir- | ment Bia Let is 1Ffaet trout. +d font 2g miaety per beri Gs tne seosnt work done and ff Im prov y & new first class | materials furnished. aceording to contract price, Herecn a. mes ee ent teen wood House, containing five rooms. Also, two | (said amount to be ascertm he eotime comet iter it ti may tnaticers myls-tf | small Houses on the rear of the lot,contalning | the Superintendent.) will pe dh bs 2 a tworooms each. The three houses rent for abagt | time as the work proceed Fos RENT—A brick HOUSE, containing 3 $# per month. Price $2,200. Immediate posses: | retained until the completion of the contract and rooms, ob Maryland avenue, between 12th aud | sion given. WH & son, i) the acceptance of the work by the Department. seth streets. Ho. 62 Nays} ra ar oe p19-tf 465 9th street, between B and F., ‘ ary. proposst te be ercmmp ante by the iculars apply opposite, 5 yl -3 = = ond of ‘© respens' ‘© persons, in the sum of Fee TE ar aser? TAAME, HOUSE. | "Tpoons, stattOMBRY and Fetattesister | Avsmty thoumud “ollars.° thet the! Udder sift siete PEREAG patycen Gtk ced cee aiteota eight thousand dellers.- Phey are worth more. | him, the suficiency of the security to be certified ed by the estimate of aid from time to d ten per cent. 3 2 The business is never large, always seltd. The | by the United Statee Diatrict Judge, U ited States Wet ho0d location good neighborhood lnuuire | former quality would be reached by the infusion ‘a My of MBS_B. TURNER. on theprenpis of some. of the modern elements,” Bxcept fora Blerrict ‘AbpoRBEY 205 Dlggh OC Fhe Unlied States art wo small FRAMB HOUBSS, five | period when the war was opening no can be Proposals shovld be inclosed in a sealed enve- rooms, water snd gas, 5110 per month. Uafur nisted HOUSES also, from 2 to 3100 month. Apply to WM, M. BRYANT, a Toems each, new, situated on 12th st,, bei, 8 | found for twenty years in which the businese | lope, indorsed ** Proposals for a Building for the and T stre lot 100 feet deep to am alley. This rofits were not equal, in the worst times. tothe Departwert of Agri ulture,’’ aud addressed to Isnear the State Department and desirable. In pusiness expenses. and to the support of all con the Cemmissioner of Agricultare. quire vt Lumber Yard, corner Vermon nected with it. It is offered as a safe foundation my9s0t ISAAC NEWTO jommissioner. oad eee WILK, | Tete Ree eine may Se roared at a | PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR QE WIN 7-30" H. 5 5 N- 2 x moderate rent. FRANCK TAYLUB. | F NEBAGO INSIANS. OF BENE Furndahed completely. oe one |: sabes ookseller. spbented Proposals will be received mtil 12 o’clook + 12 ; aS. | iT Two HOUSE ituatead | M.,onthe 10TH DAY OF JUNB, 1567, at the Sito per mouth, One fine BRICK HOUSE. 5 | F{OR RENT Two HOUSES, desi ee cated Oftice of the Superintendent of andian Affairs for quire at Mrs. JOHN HARBRY’S, on bain Nand st , 100 per orthern Superiatendency, Omaha City, Me- 957th | Georgetown, my 7. the braska, for furnishing subsistence to the Winne- + ________y a bago Indians at their reservation mm Nebraska, street. my 17-tf FOR S4LE—a two-story BRICK HOU near | cighty miles north of Omaba City as follows: re RENT—That desirabl’ BRICK HOUSE, the northeast boundary of the city; 4 rooms | 1,100) pounds cf Beef per day net weight. 60 @r treat, abi Bridge street, | 8nd balls with large lot of ground enclosed. Price | 1/00 pounds of Flour perd. a Georiitiow DO. This howe Contalin ten (ii) | $3000. Inauir 7 3d st mb 25-tf 1,500 pounds of Salt per month up to the Ist day of jou aint bath roum."with Bot, aid cold water: re ate TUE ET ae aie int day Panik ies bss ao approved rapge in tchen, 14 farnis® ” ¥ u ry . . with ay throughout, and hae a laige yaidat- | [VPAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY HAL, ae 1 day of June, 1868, the following supplies, tached with stable and carriage hones. Posses- is sion will be given immediately. Terms forty (40) | ,d4oNseKeepers and others interested are hereby tO Wity $:0 pounds of Beef per day, net weight, and dollars per month in advance. Apply te BILEY | Uotifiel and revuired. asa swnitary measure. to | 1,500 pounds of Salt per mooih, A. SHINN, corner Gresne and Olive streets, place their Coal Ashes in front of their respective ‘All articies «f subsistence furnished must be of "OR RENT—The wide, roomy HOUSE imme. | the Ward Commissioners “tahe right is reserved totaancee ce ivinieleh ib i diately over the bookstore of Franok Taylor, The savitary officers of the respective warda | amount of tupplies at the discretion of the Saper- good for offices. m 16-3t™ will be required to entorce the jaw against all | intendent of Indian Affairs for the Northern OB RENT—Furnished and Unfurnished large | “20 fail todoso. BICHABD WALLACE, Buperintendency. EF Gbeiemail ROUMS. Non dhe Penne oreange | mya-vawtaeth Mayor. efilte;, te fermminate the coptract that may be en. y 3d and 433 sta. my 15 8t* ABIN!'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ered into on-giving the contractor er cuntractors vetniee oe 33 7 M BM street, between 9th and lth sts. six weeks notice FOF SALE CHEAP—A RESTAURANT. also. fic The contractor wtll be required te gipaate.2 A RS Hauire at the corner o: good and sufficien nd in sum of for ave. sane ger) | i Tre MARINE respectially snncasces : A the faithful falilment of the centract. 22d street and 0 «to Whom the award is made = COTTAGE, CARRIAGE | that he will, at the solicitation of his many e party or parties to w: 1 STABLE, with a rotstnrce Pupils and frienda, continue tis classes for aadaive tok ennined Cond: hones see constant Inquire of A. ALK, | avother quarter, commencing on - is my 16-3t* ’ | DAY, May sth. ‘Class for the German now being will be received fer each 2 — Z called for in this advertise- OB RENT—Tiie whole or part of large Frame | formed Say Tle | seat: OOTTAGE on P street, tirst honge west of 14th \BEAT WATOH SALE! Theright is reserved to reject any or all bids street. La: xrounds attached. Location very ‘ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN, that may be offered. y Venient to Departments and cars, wit 2: z ri a ust give tl Giving every Patron a Handsome and Reliable ° residence vides ip the Csi (OR SALE—FURNITURE and LEASE Of Waich for the low Price of Tem Dollars! om ee pe pect Proposals for Cai ionizable tex: roe Mo ase. near he jitol. WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, . B. PENMAN, entlow. Some gee ‘urnilure maybe bought be fe L Satisfact ! a erinte irs. by tne meee 7 eONo. 327 Novtn B reek And not to ve pard Sor uniess perfectly Satisfactory! | myé-31t___ Superintendent of Indien Affairs. Cc 0] my 16-3t* lid Gold Hunting Watches. RABE CHANOE—A small_enm will bay a fic Cased Gold Watches well-established INSUBANCE BUSINES! 100 good location, or the office will be rented far: 260 Gold Hunting Obronometer nished for $10 month for any busines Ad 200 Gold Hunting English Levy. dress, with real name and references msu- 800 Goid Bead. » through post office. may 16-3t* 500 Gold Mun! STA HOUSE, containing cightlarse peg Byiver Muntt 80 sta- ? d water inthe yard. and lot, in which are places for 6 h ofC KAN BOPOSALS FOR OATTLE FOR INDIAR P SEBVICE,IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS OF MARCH 27, 1e57, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, W asHiNG » April 25, 1067. Sealed Proposals will ve recei ved until T2 o’clook m., the first day u: JUN MS, 1867, at the office of H.B. Denman, Superintendent of Indian Affairs fer the Northern Superintendency, at 0: aha City, Nebraska, for the delivery at Omaha Oiey of the following Stock Cattle, to wi and 4 carriages, &c Ap) y 300 bead of Milk 8 for the Winnebago In- 462 Maryland avenue, between 3d and 4+ Sy dians. coounying 4 reservation in Neprask: Island, my 16-3t* 5,000 Assor! 300 head of 13 ows for the Santee Sioux In- OB SALE—A well-established BABRER- BP Every patron dians, ocoupyfng a reservation at the mouth SHOP, with Obairs, Mirrors, and Furniture | [pngement, costing but $10, ot the Niob ‘Nebrasks complete, which is now doing a good business, ‘ou. No partiality shown a 300 bead of Milk Oows for the Yancton Stovx In- We wish to immediately dispose of the above diang. oocupying a reservation in Dakota. Touuire atthe Kirkwood Houre baroer shop, | magnificent Stork. Gertidcaten, namiog ine srife | 100 head of Milk Cows for the, Ousbe etions, my 16-6t* : cles, are place occupying a reservation in Mebras! re —— | mixed, Holcer, 30 head of Amerioan Bulla. HOU8B FOR SAL aT BARGAIN —Very olo- | on their certitia’ pay The Cows must be of good quality American gant private residence for sale ata bargain, | it bea Watch werth § breed. not less than three nor more than seven on K gtreet. near Secretary Stanton’s, opposite | return of any of our certificate: years old. Qows with young calves, orcews witt ¥renklin Bow, 15 rooms; gas, water,and bath. | articfe named thereon, ppon payment, irreapect- | Cal!, will bepreferred, The Bulls must be not less. brick coach house and stabie, lot 25 by 140. Will | ive of its worth, and as no article valned less than | than three years old. ply to D. kL. | $10 is named on any certificate, it will at once be All Cows known by stock drovers as Te he sold on very e1 term ‘ 1 ¥ xas WELLS & CO., corm st.and La. ave. my 16 | seen that this is - 7 Cows, Indian Oows. Mexican Cows, or half breeda Sabot lb aac toe — No Lottery. but a straivht-forward léeitimate will not be received. Fo SALE—A beeutiful FARM, only five miles Pransaction, whrck may be participated Superintendent Denman will have the right to worth of Washington. of 3u0 acres, very low, aneven by the most fastidious! reject any or all bide that may be offered; also, the eet on most reasonshie terms. Will be soldin A tingle Cert! case, wilt te mene ry mail, post HIgbt to resect an ont the Sattle if he gems ote to suit purchasers, 4. a receipt of 25 cti:., fivefor $1, eleven fer ie je delivered are ie ‘Also. three BBIOK HOUSEB, stx roomseach, | Rucapon Roce! : six. | character irty-three and elegant premium . on ith street,near the Boundary, only $1,800. | ty nix pa more valuable premiam for $10, one Superintendent Denman will be authorized te ‘¥/00 down, balance 95) pet month until paid. hundred and most superb Watch for $15. To | receive the said cattle and to give vonchers to the Also. fonr new FRAME HOUSES, on Lith st., | agents or those wishing employment this is arare | parties delivering the cattle, to be paid at the six rooms cach, only $1 500 each opportupity. it legitimately conducted busi. | office of the Commissioner of Indians Affairs in 8 3 ley D. L, WELLS & 00.,” ness, duly authorized oy the Government, and | Washington city. my 16-6t Uor. La. ay. and 6th etreet. open to the most carefal scratiny. Try ws! Pa SA ch be delivered on or before the first 7 ¥ T No co 2h ie 0 . 7 ‘ Fer Pt pee aa tic pa enero gome eed re tere Nuperinteadent Denman will have the power to 40, nees the Olrsle on sersmactte emer eee Boorse AND Boks. ~ | change the piace of delivery with the quusent, of smear the OUOWNMAN & MAGRU PRB, 5 tile contractors — Th tractor, will be required to excute = : Real Matate Broxers, NEW STOER. od and sufficient bond in the sum of $25.0 for my 16 Iw No. 2 Inteliigencer Bailding, rerneae - idle 98 thers bis ‘faithful falfillment of the contract sag {OR SALH—In First Wari, a nomber of very ‘undersigned beg: frie e party or par 0 Ww! eas : and the public general! t he bas opened thé | made must be prepared at ence to execute the Peay LORS, on lone time; will suis-partios | Fgw CHEAP STOR, No, 909 7th streetrcuder | MAcomust be prepared nt ence to Od@ Fellows’ Hall. where he has on hand a gen- Bids will not be received fora mber than DOWNMAN 4 MAGBi Ee gal smormnent of caastioe and Gentlemen's, Boy’s the sotal number of o— and ae nee fon , st give Reames in . y16-1w__No.2 Intelligencer Building. | Misses and On rea AND SHOMS. ‘as tucir places of residence OR 8: very ¥: T OF LAND 2 treet, under in Prince Georges’ county, Md Pla og roposale punt be sy fndoteed, “Proposals for ey - in Service. if aT diag SET BROWNING, Secretary. Remember the ni 2 Oda Fellows Hall on New maces: F Paco's store. pone B. WILSON, District line as one of its bonnda a8: my 3-7 ble rent wil be paid? Good. Forentaeds Rom pity Fibs or Boom: No. & Colonix: bien as er le. of eat eankee Re ts B. Gorner Beet York ayenus ind Tish et (Plant ’ Bailding,) Rooms 12 and 13, A Purniened -HOUS! UD —sever to nine Boome. vA rouseae. on OLOTaING, er SRSA ] 00 ULTBR juste he jale ved Ni low by a 16-3t* } df GRass BLT ad it s] DWH & OlL [ C00! Eo 0ti“<‘za CULO RN ble. and no better AY COOKE & 00, Og: roR! Le Beiioube vor a building at, “Woaa land edie | J BANKBES I. it 18 our destre and intention to furnish to the one en Ue bee om a OagSty tener —— ; citizens of Washington this necessary article at the Hational Race Course, on the fara ning AUGUST 7-30 TREASURY NOTES the lowest poaslble Price, wo bog Uboaasletance of pices at oe John H. Wheeler and Thomas Jen | converted into six per cent, Gold Interest Bonds, plying with the following pules, which are indis- my'15-15t" BEUBEN MBITZUBB. | Exchange made at once, penser Persone astog Test thain 100 nde daily of th t di ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES will be o to for tre Same ‘in tickets, to eRe eeanDe ant, tice, BAACUANG | yooght cud wo my iow | Seriefigea tnd F sttcous north whieh Ss io'So HOUBES, mn rooms. on Sth street, near the = | Dero! n ets north, Bavy Yard Ouly 83 000, on easy terme of | OF (OQ OND HAND GRAIN SAGKS, | paid for on delirery leave any ice without « ee er ere aT. WELLS & CO., in goed order, and for sale In quantities to suit | strict compliance with this yale, Perener, my 13 6t__Corner Louisiana avenue and éthet, | parchasers. Buperintendent of the Washington ota Getge- *GR BENT On Watsachusetts axe, between a tanh tet town Ice Com pany. Bane ioe; a 3 reet 74 Pa a RE 2 four vat PRAM HOUSES, conteloiog four | _apat-ow" soxtaiis, | )Sragreant Eide de the yard, iganatee tack ton AS foot paved anes OB AND SILK MANTILLAS, BONNETS, acerca tee 0. a” sllin air. For pantioulars inquire o} Flowers. Silke Velveta, Bea! and Imitation: On the petition of WILLIAM MILLER, of Pen- W.Q. On seupautte Gat ‘Liste; north, Laces, hadies’ U: ‘garments, Trimmings, Lu- | sagola, Fia., admii the of Joseph myi3-6¢"— # wang man Heir work, etc. etc.. | B. tier of oe a iH be ° a loweat Brige, possible. deingof way ing fo me geyggton, ox Fk ov 4 ™hresses, Mantillas,and Bonnets made to order 158. for, wet orovement 1m % Ton down, and bal réwae nf in the latest Parisian ety’ WiLhIaR, for pervert from the: of said o1 myll-3w Bo. ets iigencer 4 336 Pennsylvania panel - wae benen 2 thes lon OR 8Ani liberal terme: that. thr 4 7 Cite Treviee, Paris. | the Patent on a F pressed BRICK FRONT, tis 126) B strest, my 4-1m [Intel. Ohron.} July next, at 12 o'cloek 7 quid’ all are suai sthdt teste gids queer | NX WoO 0D Beate der matt atte cecil i z ity & it > HAM SAUSAGB, in skins—new—desirable for an qprinlag the A, A ee 4 Beal Retete Brokers Boome i2 ands Pin bre rtuneh. in the Patent thelr ol Speck 20-6t* Mit av and 15th VEAL and HAM PIB, Or & Blackwell's, set forthin writing, at least renty da 5 GENUINE BUSSIAN | ie showin Af: hear 5 all y ei Fre ierit persis aettget toe | ANCHSYEBE, eg Rwy 4 400 @0 cast Le ix: nest: | vioponta CHEDDER CHAT RA EOEAS: | Bd canpemaitied in ascendant, oes, aie rules of jane { brick) Houses, co: fon ifn improve- iB, Depositions and other papers rejied upon as tes- cag) por ‘sh BBs ee Se. mente $500 cass and 3 per ae ay ar ing Crosse & Black welt ETA gk fore era. of hearigy: B ofoe soenty an 7 jerent par nin 6 the hearing; arguments, e » 4,000 ¥ 5 itu! i jays after Ailing the teatimeny. ae Fetidence, a, 2 he ou of-erouug, N. WwW. pete 40: aivonn, won jared, also, that this no be published im for 5.000. Also, 10 acres, with improvements and Under Bbbitt House, pea Bergblions and the Intelligencer, ° 100 peach trees, near TA a 7 30 corner lath and F" . D.C.. and inthe Times, New York, W.. "STARE & CU isHING PACKER I — 3 ee, once a week for three successive weeks; the Plante Beta e seers egos oa F* At FISHING TAOK! said publications te be at least sixty days pte- my 9-tf . y i publics jt Vous to the day of hear! LE— Boing con i adden, fr oieare tt 324 Datreet, between lotwand ith. | oop; HOTEL and RESTAURANT ’ NGLISH WILLOW BATS et aiete Bi ming-robee isturee, Fi ¥ : 2; BASE BALL yand ding wits atoce ‘of Liquor su0. ae SHORUES, Gat te peefirre v4 WoLand, with my82w* 494 Pa. av., bet, 34" AEE SASH OERRDOTTE cm beck Bow 1" 8°" 396 D’ street, between 1th and lth. Goreuial Per oacwer primp tau! A Bo |. @pleti sal ri vi SPLENDID PABLOR ORG, fore Phored "with de Patent Organ Swell, ana o'gloah, bearniaad meet ego able metable ofa! Rage very gourenint : Houlay, Marble toe, Grunts sra.guv a menth, myivim* | oS BOSIHIVALY BB GOLD av oogr, ply to Ci &L 1An’S HAND-BOO. b : {ieoraoansr S79 Bouse, ayeaterost Teena | PExugglau’® HAMD-BOOK OF PRAGTION | RUD, thavw cai ecmad Land Bia B08 atraced ote. my4 ay | FRANCK TATE O08, BUM Fo, 497 711