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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IL ELL EMIT FURNITURE AND
81 AousehoId Effects Mt PrhIic Aucfiou

Enousehold Effects at Public Auction
On III TUESDAY MORNING, September 25tb ,
a; 10 clock at the residence Of NJ Snyder, Esq
18th and 10th streets, shall sell all his Furni-
turc ana housekeeping Effects, comprising
Esceiient Mahogany PianOforte, Stool, and Cover
Mahogany hair-sprfng seat Sofa.
Arm and Paror Chairs
Hands ONE rosewood marble top Centre Tables
6dilt-irame French Plate Mirrors, Slate and
Brackets
Eeautlful l.. ONE and gilt Gas Chandeliers
Fine Lamask ard Lace Curtains CaIniCe, &c
Walnut " hatnots, Fancy Chairs
f2ncsGme Marble and China Vases
Elegant Velvet, ParlOr, and Stair CARPETS
OiiclCth, Mating, Rugs
BlusSe!s, Three ply and Ingram Carts
High and low post Bedsteads, Bureaus
w hstands, Toilet Sets, Tables
Feather Beds, BOlsters, ard Pillows
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Comforts, &c
Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Tables
Dining Chairs, Window shades Lounges
China Dinner and Tea Service, Glass " are
Castors, Silver plated Ware, table Cutlery
Refrigerator, Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c
Terms: $40 and under, cash over that sum
credit OF sixty and ninety days, for satisfactorily
endorsed notes, bearing interest
sc l6-d JAS G.. MCGUIRE Auct,r
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

rHiLTON CASTLE MANOR FARM AT
~ Public Auctio n.--Executors' Sale OF val.
liable Farm The undersigned, executors Of the
last will and testament OF the late VIM Easily,
will sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, Sep
TENDER both at ~ O'Clock W., at the auction rooms,
20 the highest bidder, that valuable farm, lying
partially IN Washington and Pri ce George coun-
ty, known as "Chilion Castle Manor u contain
ing in all sixty two acres Of land, more or less
This farm contains a fair proportion Of wood
and cleared land the latter is now undo. Guilt
walton, with a choice lot IF young fruit trees.
The Improvements consist Of small frame Dwell
ing House and large well built and nearly new
BAN. The place is well watered, with pump
Of excellent water at the door OF the dwelling
This valuable farm Is distant about three miles
from the Centre Market, with an excellent road
leading to It, ana Offers great inducements to per-
sons desiring a small farm near the city
Terms One fifth cash; the residue In 3. 9, o.,
IL, Is, Is, 81, and "a months, with interest Sc
cured by deed of trust on the premises
Ii the terms OF sale are not complied with within
six days thereafter the executors reserve the
to resell at the risk and expense Of the defaulting
purchaser, upon one weeks notice.
II. N. EASILY,
J w. EASBl,
AGNES M. EASILY,
Executors Of VIM. Easily, deceased.
Sc IL JAS. e. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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Inauguration Of the Franklin Statue.

BosroN, Sept IA general holiday is OBJ
served here to-day on account Of the insugu-
ration Of the Franklin statue. Business lie
entirely suspended. The ceremonies consti-
tuted one of the most imposing events ever
witnessed in this city. The procession was
over two hours in passing any given point
Hon. X. c. Winthrop was the orator Of the
day. He delivered a most brilliant address
of an hour and quarter o duration. The city
isswarming with people, and the day has been
| a perfect jubilee.
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I.IkD.

GISD.
On the 18th instant, RICHARD LEWIS, in.
rant son OF Wesley and Margaret J. Thompson,
aged year and months
lis sweet In childhood to Weld the epirit up,
Ere SIN mas sown what manhood's prime must
reap;
And should fond parents deem this the brilliant
cup.
When God has taken 1t to himself to keep.
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From Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept. l6 The Picayuns
learns via Havana that a serious difficulty has
occurred between the Mexican government
and the British Minister to that country. The
latter had demanded his passports. The Brit
ISL steamer Tartar was collecting a naval
70 -ce at Havana for the purpose of proceeding
to Mexico and back up the British demands
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Few York Politics

SYRACUSE, Sept 1.-THE Convention of the
radical Abolitionists was organized here at
noon, james Fuller presiding Eleven dele
gates only present.
SYRACUSE, Sept 1.-THE North American
Convention assembled at noon. Chsuncey
Shafier was made temporary chairman. Al
forwards committee was appointed on the
permanent organization, headed by George
Law
SYRACUSE, Sept. 1.-THE Republican Con.
ventiOn assembled here at noon large dele
CATION being present. 1t was temporarily
organized, and after appointing a committee
on permanent organic alton adjourned till 8
O'Clock.
John A King was nominated for Governor
by vote of l5e to 80 for James S. Wadsworth
Henry Selden was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor.
committee from the North American Con-
ventioa here announced that by resolution
that body had dissolved its organization and
asked edmittance to the Republican Conveu-
ton. The North Americans were then admit.
ted by unanimous vote.
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BY WALL, BARNARD & co ,Auctioneers

BY WALL, BARNARD co ,Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on THE
island at Public Suction.-On MONDAY
AFTERNOON, september 22d, at S O'Clock, we
will sell, on the premises Lot No. 3, in SO uare
No 4, corner Of 9Th and H streets south The
Lot Is W feet inches deep by 81 feet inches
front
This Is beautiful Lot and In good location
over looking the river with most extensive view
OF Virginia, and the river below Alexandria The
Location Is dry and healthy as any south Of the
Avenue. These lots are valuable and offer favor
able Inducements TO purchasers
Title indsputabIe
Terms One-!ourth cash the residue in 9, 10.
and IL months, with notes bearing interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property.
Sale positive.
WALL, BARNARD & co,
sc lots Auctioneers
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DOR RENT-h FURNISHED COUNTRY
l. Dwelling, with lawn, orchard, garden, and
stables rooms on first foor--hot and cold bath t.,
highly romantic and healthy situation. miles
from Washington In Prince Georges, Md Re-
fer to Sweenv, Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co, and Ed
itor OF the Star. Possession given at any time af
ter the 18th October. au 25-1m
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TiiRTY.FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
10 Capitalists seeking Investment!

mo. 3 &R. H. GALLAHER, TODD'S MAX
be Building, adjoining Browns Hotel, have
for sale, on commission, Thirty i've Thousand
cured by mortgages upon real estate worth double
the amount Of said bonds, and interest payable
semi annually at the Bank Of the valley, Win
Washington, ID g.
These boads afford a safe and judicious invest
ment AID, whilst they are quite as safe as Coipo-
ration stock, can be had for less money, yet pay
ing the same amount Of interest.
IL The bonds ale each Five Hundred DOL
ers. ;e5-H
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. James A.
Ward, Of Loyola College, Baltimore, Mr. WILL
LIAM b. BRAWNER to Miss EMILY B.
ORME, all Of the city Of Washington.
On Wednesday, the 18th Instant. by the Rev.
r u. On ley, CONSTANTINE DUSENBERY
Esq or Pittsburgh, to Miss VIRGINIA HILLS
WILSON, Of Washington city.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR OCTOBER, re-.
ceived from j. Shillington, is filled with its
usual amount of Indifferent engravings and
excellent reading matter. The ladies' will
ind much to interest them in the present
number.
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nOOn REWARD.-RANA AWAY FROM
@EUU the subscriber, living near Upper "a
Marlboro, Prince Georges county Md w
NEGRO MAN LEN, who calls Eimself y
LEN HARROD; he is a dark mulatto, XII
about thirty years Of age, five feet seven Incl
es high he has scar on the right knee caused
by a cut; half OF his head shaved, and very grum
when spoken to.
will give the above reward II caught out Of the
State Of MARYLAND or District OF Columbia, or one
hundred dollars II caugh In the Stste OF Mary
land or District OF Columbia, ana secured In jeil
or brought home % that can get him again.
au 2S-l T. b BEALL,
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BY E. 8. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
JoniO hiCO SUGAR AND MOLASSES
= at Aucuon.-On FRIDAY next, the 10Th
instant, at IL O'Clock, on & A. n Dodge,s
wharf. the cargo Of the barque William Chase.
nom st johns, consisting Of
aoi hogsheats Sugar, part prime
81 hogsheads choice Molasses.
EDW'D 3. WRIGHT Auc;'r
'o H-N GeOrgetown.
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H The Newburyport Herald says: "It
is reported that President Pierce will make
bis residence ut Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
after tbs 4th of March next, instead Of re-.
turning to Concord. He is now negoti iting,
we understand, for an estate"
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ELEaAar CARPETINGS.-Jusr RE.

Ia ceived and on sale superior and elegant stock
Of Wilton, Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial
Three ply, double Ingram, Damask, Twilled and
plain Venitian, and wool Dutch Carpetings, all
Of the very latest importation and In the newest
end richest colors and designs.
In the finer varieties we have some In superbly
:!eh medallions, (single medallion to a room,
and bordeIings to match, style Of Louis XIV.
Also, elegant square and oblong Rugs to match.
We do not hesitate 10 assert that the stock OF
Carpetlng and other Furniture Dry Goods now I'm
cur store Is more extensive and varied and more
superior in excellence and be- uty than any other
offered for sale to the citizens 81 Washington,
Georgetown, Alexandria, and environs heretofore;
all Of which we will sell at as low figures as the
same can be had In any other house In the Union,
and may be less.
sc I5-eo3w CLAGETT, DoDsON q CO.
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GRAND OPENING BALL OF THE SEASON
BY THE
ely CLUB,

VINHE MEMBERS OF TIL ABOVE NAMED
Il Club take great pleasure in announcing to
their friends and the public in general that their
second Grand Annual Ball will take place at
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard on MONDAY
EVENING, September 70 1885.
Every exertiOn will be used to make this one Of
the most agreeable balls Of the season.
upper and Confectionery are In the hands OF
an experienced caterer.
A superior Corllon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
No Hats or Caps allowed In the ball room ex-
cept those worn by the respective clubs
Tickets ONE DOLLAR to be had OF the
members Of the club, or at the door on the evening
Of the bali.
COMMITTEE of Arrangements.
ThOs Denham, Chas Homer, Robt Chiseltine
w Drury, VIM KemDs, CHI Murray,
Besj Berkeley, J W Bradbury, James Gordon.
Sc 10, 10 ISIS, 2O,22x
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tlonai inteiests, and the spirit here di,nIsv.d
sumcisntly attest the national innortsnce ~
preserving and invigorating thai, nsrtxN
Una, National Wing COMMITTEES Of one from
IN IN OF the states be appointed by the nresi-
,;o u' WIN authority 10 call any future CONVEX.
>'O"' ana generally promote any elective
Demesrs:ic Celebration at Phil.d.,nh,.
fhIL.DELPnIA, Sept. 1.-The pemocr.,;,
eeieoration Of the annivers.rv &C az. .Sc...D
VI 'no < edersl Constitution has Ga.rs5 49,.
out the day sAoiSement through
Inc meeting vas called to Ord.r q. ,,o
olook, "nen deorge NJ Wharton vas called
800. 81 uenvered an eloquent address.
series Oh resolutions, approprists IN ths
occasion, were adopted, after vbich 90.
Johnson, OF "a made a speech of two hon,s,
duration, giving the history OF IN. paSs.,
Constitution, and declaring its most mno1tan,
feature to be the equality given 10 av.-w
State Of the Union He commended thai ths
Constitution recognizes slaves ss property
That slave-owners going TO Kansas, had ss
much right to carry thithsr their negroes as a
northern man has to take a yoke of oxen. He
eulog'ged slavery as the greatest missionary
institution that ever existed. 1t had Chris
tianlzed more souls than all the christian mis-
sions Of the world combined.
Mr. johnson was followed by Gov FLOYD, Of
virginia, and Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia,
a. the main stand and by Mr. Riddle, of
Mass and Mr. Moore, Of Texas, at the south
stand. The speaking was continued through
GU; the evening by other speakers.
At eight O'Clock the procession Wa formed
In Arch street, headed by the Keystone Club,
with huge bell mounted on a wagon MIA,
carried" We are tOlling the knell Of Black
RePuSllcanism Following the Keystone
TIuo came delegations from New York city
Delaware counties, and Wilmington, Del.
The various city wards followed, each ac-
companied with bands Of music and ippumer-
able torches and lanterns Of every description.
having notices deprecatory Of Black Repub.
ilcanism as an objectionable sin, and the sue.
cess Of that party entaiing dishonor and dis
union.
Tho procession was a most imposing affair.
and the streets through which it passed were
blazing with lights
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Sc lots
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOT NEAR TIL E PATE M
Office at Public Sale.-Ou FRIDAY. the
18th instant at 6 O'Clock, or Immediately after
the sale Of the House Of X. w. Latham. | shall
proceed to sell part Of Lot s. In square asa 'front.'
ing about rs feet on the north side or street.
with depth Of 1877 feet, more less, and part Of
Lot 2, Of same square, with a front OF about ~
feat by 100 depth
Terms: One-nfth cash; balance in 6, II, Is,
and "a months, the notes for the deferred pay
ments TO be secured by deeds OF trust upon the
property. A.GREEN,
Sc l5-d AuctiOnter.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-MoRRow

BY Z. w. BOLSTER, Auctioueer.
SALE OF THEATRICAL SCENERY.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sentemher 1o,S
at O'Clock, shall sell at Iron Hail. w:thont -
serve, al! OF the Theatrical effects Contained IN
tne building, consisting, In part, Of -
50 cushioned Armchairs
A lot Of Iron Railing
50 covered Settles, Wood seat Chairs
a large lot OF tongue and grove flooring, old Lum.
Terms at sale CIV ROTEJEp
oh-<' Auctioneer,
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NOTlCE FOR RENT, AND POSSESSION
~ given on the first day Of October next, three
OF those Ave three story brick Dwelling Houses,
fronting on Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th
ana Nn streets, occupied at present respectively
by Messrs. Suit, J.. f Kerd, and Thomas C. Ba
den Terms for each $500 per annum rent TO
be paid monthly. EDW. OWEN, PIP Penn.
avenue. Sc lS-eotf
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IA
EOR RENT.-DWELLIN6 HOUSE, NO
332, Pennsylvania avenue north side between
9th and 10th streets. One Of the best locations In
thecity. Immediate possession given. Apply 10
GEO. Fl. B WHITE Il CO, on the premises, CT
to CHARLES ii. LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, 424 Penn. avenue. aug
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY "A very handsome Farm
above airfaX Court House. Virginia, convenient
to the Orange and Alexandria, and the Manassas
Gap Railroads, containing 900 acres, about 50
acres Of which is in very fne timber. The whole
IS well watered We'll fenced and well improved.
A portion Of 1t Is nne meadow land the remain
der is we'll adapted 10 wheat, com DC. For
terms, apply to w A. HARRIS, No. $40 l., near
10th street, Washington. or A. MOSS, ESQ,
Fairfax Court House Sc l6.ec6t#
LHOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
tanning about as acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being part Of the Valley View
Farm, the resid: nee Of the late John II. King,
deceased. This is one Of the most desirable sites
in the District for fine private residence; about
20 acres Of this tract is beautiful grove Of tim
Der, the balance cleared and In high state OF cu-
tivation. The summit OF this tract Is from $50 20
400 feet, above tide water, and has fine view OF
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley OF the Potomac. 1t will be sold en.I.e or in
lots
Also, a large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and streets west, Wash
ingtOn city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to Dr.. fl. King,
No. 30 Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. G..
je 1S-H TIntell 4. J. KING.
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GALE OF Landry VIRTUE OF All.

GALE OF Landry VIRTUE OF AU-
~ thority vested In me will sell, on the premi
ses, in Alexandria county, Va, at auction AZ
q O'Clock on THURSDAY, September 18th
valuable Lot Of is ceres Of land part In wood ana
part cleared, and is remarkably well adapted to
gardening purposes. IL is Joined by the farms OF
Mrs Hamilton, X. Cruit, and Rev. A. HAYS,
about u mile from Georgetown. There are two
excellent springs OF water and a comfortable log
house on the premises, which are enclosed by a
fine fence
Persons wishing TO purchase may get any infor
nation In regard 10 the place by calling on obert
Ball, ST, near Balls Cross Roads, or on the
subscriber at SIS street, near Sd
Terms OF sale @ 90 cash the balance I'm three
equal payments Of s, ~, ard Is months A deed
given and deed OF trust taken to secure the paw
nents. ROBERT BALL, gr.
sc 11-eots* Executor Of VIM Bal, decd
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv JAS. c. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer
NEW AND WELL.KEPT HOUSEHOLD

~ Furniture at AuctioR.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust duly executed and recorded, the
subscriber will sell at public sale, on TUESDAY
MORNING, September 23d, at 10 O'Clock, at the
: Webster House. on street, between 5th and
9th reefs, adjoining the Unitarian Church, a
general assortment Of new and we'll kept House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture con istin In part Of
Walnut hair spring seat French Divans
Do parlor Chairs, Rockers
Mar5le-top Tables, gilt frame Mirrors
Brussels, three and ingram CARPET
Oi!cloth, Mating, Rugs, stair Carpet
Curtains, Window Shades, Cornioe, 90.
Cane and wood-seat Chairs. Lounges
Walnut extension Dining Tables
Mahogany Writing Desk, Chairs
Mantel Ornaments, WAGES
Cottage Chamber Sets
Bureaus, Wardrobe, Was stands
Fe.ther Beds, hair and husk Mattresses
Looking Glasses, Clock, Tables
Excellent Refrigerator and Cooking Stove
Together with gene al assortment Of house.
hold and kitchen furniture not necessary 10 emu
merate.
Terms S25 and under, cash over that sum a
oredit Of 80 CO. ard so days for satisfactorily en-
CoTsed notes, bearing interest
CHAS. =. WALLACE, Trustee
sc l3.eo J. e. MCGUIRE, Auctr
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"A STOKE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.
"A NO. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, north side,
below sd street. Inquire next door, No. 5:s.
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MONSIEUR GASZYNsKg,
PR 0 ESSOR OF ANCING,
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
L L the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wash 90
ington ard Georgetown that he will open "a
his classes for this accomplishment In the IN
most fashionable style, in w ASKING on, at lffR
Temperance Hall, street, between 9th ~ Ia.
and 10Th, the p-oprietOrs having ex pressly
nxed In he most elegant manner for his use, also
for private Parties, Balls, lie lures and Concerts
and In Georgetown at Forrest Hall
Nj u. has testimonials from all parts of the
Union for his capabilitY as teacher Mr. t. is
engaged In the College Of Georgetown, In the
Ladies' Convent, and IN the principal Seminaries
OF Washington, ard In the best circle
His classes will be commenced In Washington
on the 9Th OF October. Every Wednesday and
Saturday for children from O'Clock D. m and
In Ge3rgetown every Tuesday and Friday from
O'Clock p m.
PRACTISING SOIREES
In Washington every Wednesday and Saturday
from till 10 O'Clock p. M, at Georgetown every
Tuesday and Friday. Ladies' and Gentlemen
will receive Instructions In all the most modern
dances
Application for terms can be made at the resi-
dence Of NJ. q. No 407 street, between 9Th
and 10th, or at the Hall. sc 9-2w
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EUE SALE.-Si200 THE SQUARE Moth
Il ofsquare e55, cor tanning II ,3OOfeet, improved
6y neat two-story Frame House, with rooms
trees, vines, and variety Of choice roses and
other flowers In the ground Terms-one- half
cash remainder In months. Inquire on the
and 9th street east, between and 7o'clock D IN
Sc 16-3t&
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II OOMS FOR RENT.-TWO ROOMS OVER
IL my store suitable for an Office Of a. most sny
kind, will lie rented low to a permanent tenant
lon given imme diately. l.. F. CLARK
north side, Penn. avenue, between I2th and 18th
streets co TT
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For Sale and Rent.

tNOR X E N T Two MEDIUM SIZED
Houses on MARYLAND avenue. between 9th and
IN streets. Rent moderate to good tenants. For
PARTICULARS inquire Of T. GALLiGAN & CO +,
lnder Browns Hotel, or to Sir. BRAY, No. 932
~ street, Island. sells
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TWENTY ROOMS FOR RENT.-THE
oes and cheapest rooms In the city, In large
new and well arranged building convenient to The
fost once and Patent flee Departments. A good
room Tor 81. Apply at Owens Building, ID, be
tween Sth and OH streets LISTS
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EOR SALE.-A LOT ON THE CORNER
L II g ard 2lst streets, so feet inches by 1913
ieet inches deep. This is one Of the best loca-
lions and neighborhoods in the civ, being a.
Iectly opposite the elegant residence Of Lieut.
woodruff, 8. Navy, ard in a rapidly improv-
Ing neighborhood. 1t offers rare chance to per-
WALL, at Wall & Stephens's, No 322 Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets. sc 17-2w
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Or REWARD.-LEFT HIS HOME about
SpO two weeks ago, a sprightly coio.eS Doy;
about IL years old, named JOHN A plooS All
persors are hereby foIewarned az ainst employing
~ b.,ho,in, him in any manner The law VIII
bs eaforesd esinst all such offenders Any per
son returning said boy to me IN oeorge ,T nssI
Mr.. Deans fopewaik, West street, Will ieoei'e
the above reward n,.,s
Ixx
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.,RsT WARD MARKET,

M ia PBNNS VI VANIA AVENUE.
\ Will OPEN On TUESDAY ser NJ 81 .,
MEATS and VEGETABLES at the above place
a. Ia3wa WIN. CHASE
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALE.
I4URDOCK'S PATENT PLATFOkm ANp
w Counter Scales, Of all sizes. Tor siS :,
fscturers prices by pOGUE & O'NELLL,
seq Agents, No fOs Water St, 0eos90oNa.
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kNOR RENT.-FUE NISEED OR UNFURN
4 ed, house situated Oh the north side Of Penn
avenue, In the central part Of the city, containing
In all fifteen rooms, which are comfortably furn-
ished gas fixtures through the house VIII be
rented to careful and responsible tenant II ap-
piled for soon; or the rooms will he rented sep
arately. Board can be obtained In the immediate
neigheorhood. A servant will be left to attend
and take Charge Of the room, IL required Apply
al tnlS once. sc lO-lm
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NOR RENT.-ONE OF THE TWO NEW
Il three-storv Brick Tenements on 9TH street op-
Poslte centre Market space. There Is not better
location In the CITY for market s.aurant
se92w X Fl LASKEY No % La avenue
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WATCH RETURNS ] Harlcomb vagrant,
drunk and disorderly, workhouse thirty days
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The most Ludicrous and Laughable Carica
lures of all political parties, only 12i cents
each. For sale at Alex. Adamson's, Seventh
street, opposite to the Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-18

TIE Project Of building an opera hou
at Tenallytown has been abandoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-18

EsOR NENT-SEYERkLH HANDSOME Par.
8 lors and Chambers, with board.
Also, table and transient board Inquire az Mrs
SMITHS, 233 T street. roy97-tf