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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

CARRIAGES. Blu GGIES, CARRYALLs,
~ HARNESS, HoRsss, dc. AT AUcrIoN.-On
O'Clock M, shall sell az the Livery stables al
Messrs. w ebber a Blake, on 9th street. near the
Navy ard gate, the following articles, VIZ:
2CarrIages, one nearly new
3good Buggy Wagons
l Carryall, for one or two horses
good Carnage Horses, young gentle, and sound
5 sets Double Harness
3do. Single do.
And many other articles belonging TO livery stabe
winch We deem unnecessary 10 enumerate.
Terms: All sums OF and under SlOO, cash: over
that sum- credit of o. ana 20 days for satisfactory
ly endorsed notes, bearing interest from day of sale
eI5-d GREEN
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NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.

return sincere thanks to my friends md the pub
lie generally, for their kind and liberal patronage
bestowed on me, since my commencement i'm bust
ness, and would respectfully inform them that have
lnst received large, well selected, and entirely
NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS; there
fore would ask from them an examination of the
same be fore purchaser elsewhere. feel confident
can give perfect satisfaction, both in price ard
quality, as ] am selling exclusively for CASH
therefore can offer greater inducements TO purcha-
sers than those who do credit business.
G. r. PERRIE,
Sc 2-6t 3T5 Seventh street near T.
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Average heat of each day from Sept 18th to 23d
2Oth, 64o w; 2lst, CO. W; 22d, $50 Is; 23d, 60o
Rsmarks.-Sept. 17th-cloudy fine, warm with
southerly wind, and lightning; 15th-6ne; much
with rain and lightning, showefy to end and
cooler; l9th-between = and 1 a m heavy show
ers with lightning, rainy rest OF the day and
much colder 2Oth-cloudy, cool but mild and
peasants 2lst-cloudy, cool, wind n. to s. and
So; 2d-rain; 23d-clear, pleasant and bracing,
wind WIN; 2ith-heavy fog, cool.
Last quarter moon Saturday, October TO- early
morning. b.
Georgetown, Sept -, 1857
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TO-DAY we accidentally dropped into Marin and
Palmer's drug store, corner of New York Avenue
and Fifteenth street, and were indeed surprised at
the courteous prOmptness with which medical pre-
scrIptIons Were dIspensed-the more so since they
seemed to have been compounded with the greatest
accuracy.
Narn Palmer have an excellent stock of fancy
articles and periumery on hand; and, If may
Judge from appearances, they are determined to
make tHelr new establishment exceedingly worthy
of public patronage. lts
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As USUAL, EARLY IN THE FIELD-To all who
wish to appear in elegant and tasteful apparel Tor the
fall season, and don the latest Fashions, we invite
such to call and examine our carefully selected and
unsurpassed stock of Men and Boys Coats. Pants,
Vests, Shirts Drawers. DC, and indeed our collec-
WaTdrobe.
AT the "OdeOn" is 10 be found the above and
cheaper than ~ any other establishment, corner of
"a street and Penn. avenue. sc 2lw
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Arrival of the Cahaw ba at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-The United States
mail steamship Cahawba, from New York on the
18th inst, via Havana, have arrived here. The
Cdbawba arrived at Havana on the 18th inst , but
did not enter the harbor. On the 18th and l4th
inStS., she experienced rough weather, and was
compelled to heave to for twenty hours.
Business at Havana was dull. Sugar and mo-
lasses had declining tendency. Exchange on
The steamer Calhoun, from Pensacola, is COM
mo-
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SEVENTH DISTRICT PoLIcE.-John A. Sauer
was brought up by officer c. A. Vermillion for
resistance of officers in the discharge of their du-
ty. The case was, Sauer failed to satisfy an exc
cution against him for debt; and officers Little
and VermilliOn proceeded TO his house to levy on
made various threats and curses against the said
officers, and proceeded to carry them into effect
Mrs. Sauer seized an axe with which she appear
ed TO be about to terminate the existence of officer
Little, when VermilliOn caught il from her hand
and while Little watched her, to keep her from
further mischief, VermilfiOn obtained a warrant
for their arrest They were tried before Justice
Rowland, who held them both over, to appear at
the next term Of the Criminal Court, g. =; and. In
the meantime, they were required to give security
to keep the peace toward everybody.
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In Alexandra. Va, at O'Clock p. m, the 22d in
slant, J w. LUGENBEEL,M NJ. ID.
On the I'D instant CATHEKINE, daughter OF
Mary and w. y. MOhun, aged 10 months.
On the 2lst instant, Of pulmonary consumption,
which she bore with christian patience and resgnr-
ton. Mrs. MARY ANN ROLLINS, wife of VIM.
G. Rollins. in the 18th year of her age
Batimore Sun and Clipper please copyD
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FUTURE DAYS
BY 4. GREEN, Auctioneer.



(rOoD IWO-SFORl FRAME HOUSE
" WITH BASEMENT AND Lor, AT AUCTIo N-06
MONDAY the 18th lns tant, shall SELL m front of
the premises, at O'Clock p. an, part of original
Lot No ~, n square No. $50, with the i'm proyemsnt
which as good twO-story frame house with base
ment. This property fronts the south side OF
south L, between 81 and ~ streets west
Terms One-half cash balance in SIX and twelve
months Tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed gwen and deed Oftrust taken.
q A GREEN Auctionaer
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Arrival of the Canada.

HALIFAX, Sept. 23.-The r. NJ. steamship Can
ada, from Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, the
18th inst, arrived at this port at early hour this
afternoon
The news by this arrival is not of an important
character.
There is nothing later from India
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By A, GREEN Auot,on.er
BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE II

bllE IL
i PROVED REAL Estate NEAR THE CENTRE
MARkET-B by virtue Oft deed i'm trust, bearing date
on the I'd day OF September, 1857 and duly recorded
made lor the purpose OF the settlement OF the bus
ness OF Hasup Il Weeden, the subscribers will sell
at public sale, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of Octo,
per, 1857, ~ o clock p. M, on the premises Lots
NOS ana z, IN Square No. 38l and the improve
menls; Lot No. fronting 30 feet on the public
square opposite Centre Market, 100 feet on north
street, and ~ feet inch Louisiana avenue and
improved with large and substantially built three
story Drlck building covering the entire lot and con-
tanning several stores, halls, and other rooms. Lot
No. fronting 50 feet north and a feet ON
LOUISIANA avenue, and improved with small brick
and frame tenements.
The above property is located in one of the most
valuable business portions OF the city, and produces
rent oil S3too per: annum, and is well known as
building thereon. will be sold az whole, and Lot
No2 divided into two building lots. fronting each %
feet on north street and Is feet 6 inches on Louis
lana avenue. The sale offers a rare opportunity to
capitalists and persons wishing to invest or build
Terms of sale One-third cash and the balance i'm
6l2 i8, "a 3D. and s. months, Tor notes bearing inte-
rest from day OF sale secured by deed in trust upon
the property; and II not complied with in six DAYS
weeks notice, at the risk and expense of the de-
IaultIne purchaser. All cohveyanclng at the eX-
pense OF the purchaser. =
b. CHAS. g. WALLACH.
JOS. ii, BRADLEY,jr.
Trustees.
se2i-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. A.-Flour Is steady at IS so
cash. for all kinds of super.
Wheat is firm; red 81 rs 81 30; white al IS 1.
IS. Corn Is unchanged; yellow 75a77c
WHISKY Is dull; City 22k DC for Co Sd; "a n q
CSC, on time Ohio 24a25xc. cash, and on time.
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se2-6t
british ARMY LIST, for August I857-No-
Id rell's EksentIala of iramu,ar. Inndnn 1857

british ARMY LIST, for August, I857.-Mo-
- rells Essentials of Grammar; London, 1857.
Ackland's Notes on Drainage; London, 1867.
Baron Munchausen, fac slmile reprint of the orr
glnal edition and plates; London, 1851.
RDusseau's Confessions, translated into English:
| VOL London, 1857.
Camerinl's Practical Guide to Italian Converse
ton: London, 1857.
The Poultry Book; London Ia57.
One Hundred Songs of Scotland. with Music; one
volume; London, 1857; price 81 cents.
Chapman's lllIads of Homer, vols London, 1857.
Whewell History Of the Inductive Sciences, 3
vols: London, 1857.
,Pettlgrew's Select Collection of Epitaphs; Lon
dor, 1857.
The Metaphysics OF Aristotle, literally trans ed;
London, 1851
seq FRANCK TAYLOR
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By A. GREkN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON soUrB
II SIDE OF I, BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH sTRRFr, Ar
AUSTIoS.-On THURSDAY, the Path Instant 4
SEAL sell, IN front Of the premises at O'clock m
q handsome Building Lot fronting on north 4 he
tween Eighth and Ninth streets west il being psrt
feet. ~" e NV. io
This property IS handsomely located an a RAPIDLY
Improving part of the city.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in G. 70 IL
and p months, for notes bearing interest from the
day OF sale. deed given and n deed of trust ~ k.n
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser.
Sc lS-u A. GREEN. Aucfloueer
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The Banks of Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 23.-The Warwick Bank
has resumed payment. The banks generally are
moving in concert, and are disposed to help each
other and their solvent dealers.
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ICOMMUyICATYD


INTERESTING REVIVAL AT MOUNT OLIvEr
CHURCH, (near Balls Cross Roads, Alexandria
county, Va.)-My. Editor: II is with unfeigned
pleasure am able to inform you that there is
now progressing at this new Church, but recent
ly dedicated. most interesting protracted meet
ing, under the charge of the Rev. Mr.. Clay.
Last week he was assisted by the Rev. DR.
Murry, of Georgetown, and this week he is aided
by the Rev. Mr. Roberts of Alexandria. Much
good has already been done through the agency
of these eloquent ministers Several conversions
have already been made, and many more will
turn from the ways of SIM before the meeting ter
inmates. 1t Is certainly an suspicious season of
good, and the Lord is working upon the hearts of
the people in your old neig hbOrhood.
Yours &c =
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New York nfark.ts.

NEW YoRK, Sept. q Flour ia frm; sales Of
1,SoJ bolsS State IS s5Is5s0; Ohio IS SsaS6 20.
Southern as 7Sas6 10
~ hsat Is IN at an advance o! about Be-; ssles of
% w onsnels; white 81 s;zsl a. Corn is rme:;
sdies are Gnimpostan,; mixed Sue.
Beef is unchanged. Lard has advanced &c; in
bbls. i4Ac ~ ="
WHISKY Is steady at 2iXc for Ohio.
Financial.
Nkw YORK, Sept. al.-stock. are active ana
Cn,tie seaeraiiy; Chicago and Rock Island ~:
Shn'loefland Coal l0R; Illinois Central Railrosd
~; New York Central ct; RsadJng R~iis,.S
- sa..on. ..A: Va 0,s SIX: Mo. 0's, 7ak
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REEN. Aqctiene.r.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON VIRGIN
II IA hvENUE, NEAR THE NAVY YARD, ar Auc-
SELL IN front OF the premises, at 81 O'Clock D. m the
handsome BuI.dIng Lot belonging to Mr.. Mathew
balrd, IL being part oil Lot No. 8, an Square No 766
having front on Virginia avenue Of ~ feet inches
hetween ID and Sd streets east, and running back
about IA feet. ~
Terms: One half cash balance IN elk months. the
purchaser To gIvo note for the deferred PAYMENT
bearing interest. deed given and a deed of trust
taken. Title indisputable.
sc le-d A GREEN Apcf
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The UNFINISHED GRADE of First street east ,
between and streets, presents All unpleasant
feature, in the shape of high embankment
which is not only dangerous, but which prevents
the scavenger or cart driver of any description
from getting near the houses the east side
The grading was commenced some twelve months
ago, and the citizens thereabout would gladly see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24

WEDDING CAKES, of every kind, at very low pri-
ces, made To order, at the philadelphia Ice Cream
Depot, corner 18th and + streets. Sc IT. I'm
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Heavy Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23.-The well known
and extensive dry goods house of Messrs Caiet
Cope & Co. has suspended. Their liabilities
are nearly s700,O0o.
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lere is nothing later from India.
Assignment of a Railroad, &c.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The Fond du Lac railroad
has made an assignment Of its effects
Messrs. Persse Brooks, extensive paper man.
ufacturers, have failed.
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NJ AR RUEn-
DIE

On the 2lst instant, in the Wesley Chapei, by the
Rev. Mr.. KTebs, J. WM. MOKSr.LL 10 MARY
ELLEN COLLISION, all ofthis city.
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The Failure of the Hartford County Bank.

HARTFORD, CT, Sept. 23.-The capital OF the
Hartford County Bank. reported as failed Is three
hundred thousand dollars. The Bank has been
in difficulty some time.
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NOTlCE.LICENSES persons whose Ii
pre- on me 3th inst are hereby notified promptly to
renew the same, and the amount to the Clerk of
the corporation, otherwise they may subject them
serves g., 20 ., q me; WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
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REAL EsTATE.-yesterday,A A. Green, Auction
eer, sold lot No 10, in square 800, on ", between
Ninth and Tenth streets, containing O65 feet, to
John W. Righstine for 81 cents per foot
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BY JAMES c. MCGUIRE, AuctloneeT-

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
Il IN UNION TowN.-By virtue of deed in trust
bearing date on the nth day OF March, 1887 and re
corded m ber J. A. =, No. 49, folios S5a et sea
DAY, the 18th day of September, 1857, at O'Clock
p. Tn al the Auction Store of James &. Mcclure on
nue. lots Nos. T. 10. Is, Is aud l6 IN Union Town
with the appurtenances. The above Lots are bean
dence.
Terms One-thrd cash; and the balance in four.
SIX, and nine months, for bearing interest from
day of sale, secured upon the property; and II not
complied with within FIVE days after the sale, the
property will be re-sold at the risk and expense or
the purchaser.
All conveyancing at the expense Of The purchaser.
sc 2-eo&ds JAMES c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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s 6E0RGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Corrsspondenes Of The Star.

GEORGETOWN, Sept. "a, 1887.
ArriVals-packet Statesman, Wicks, Of New
York, to F. q A. II Dodge, with full cargo of
merchandise, for the two cities Schooner Rome,
7o,oOo feet of lumber, to F wheatly; and Mill
Boy, with -four to Peter Berry. y.
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M A g N L r ,

w rs PKNSsYIvAxIA AvrSuE,
Continues TO manufacture LOOKING GLAs-
TURE FRAMES, opposite Kirkvood House.
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Bank Enioined,

HARTFORD, CT, Sept 23.-The Bank commits
soners have enjoined the Bank of Hartford
county, Hartford, and the doors of the institu'
tion have been closed
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Failure i'm Massachusetts.
The Ohio River.

BosroS, Sept. 23.--Platner Smith, paper
at Lee, Mass, have suspended.
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WATcH REruRys.-The docket at the guard
house was clear of trial cases this morning
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I VOCAL MUSIC.
lNsTRUcT592Nn IN / y WARRINGTON AND

u 70 y U U w
C.IRVING'S Vocal Music Classes meet for in
structiOn and practice at Temperance Hall. on r
street, above D. on MONDAY w ednesday and Friday
night class at Ia and his class for Georgetown meets
at Mr.. Arnold's School room, on est street, adj
day and Thursday evenings, at IA O'Clock.
Terms, Tin either class, p lessons, S.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS OF receiving a
thorough knowledge of music will be gratihed by
uniting with either of these classes.
Application can be made to Mr.. |. at the Hall or
through the Post Office. Sc q If
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CENTRE Mar
kEr-I8y virtue offs deed IN trust, bearing date ON
the 18th day of March, 1885, and recorded in Llber
As No9s folio 80. ct seq, the subscriber will
sell, on WEDNESDAY, the Soth day of Septem-
Der, 1857, at So O'Clock 2. m, on the premises one
undivided moety half part portion of Lots Nos
l and 2, IN Square No. SCI, fronting ~ feet on the
public square opposite Centre Market, $50 feet on
north street, and l4I feet inch on LOUISIANA ave
nue. and 90 feet inches Lot No s. in said square
with the buildings and improvements. which consist
of large and well built three story Brick building
covering nearly the entire grounds and containing
several stores, halls and other rooms. The shove
property Is well known rs Haslup & Weedsn's, and
located IN one OF the most valuab business portions
OF the city, and will produce rent Of 900 per an
num- and offers to capitalists rare opportunity Tor
Terms Of sale: $500 cash and the,halance IN 6,
r. H. and "a MONTHS for notes bearing interest from
day of sale, secured upon the property by deed OF
trusts and IL not complied with i've days from the
day of sale the trustee reserves the right TO resell
the property. upon weeks notice, az the r1sk
and ex pense Of the purchaser All conveysneing ~
'"e APeH''o VI 'CCRIS. s. WALLACE, Trustee.
see-Stav&ds JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auot.
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AUCTION BALES.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloueer
t'SUR sDPER!0R HORSES AT PUBLIC
18th SALE "a LIZ On SATURDAY MORNING, Sept.
snail sell four superior Bay Horses, younT somnd
ana Oh nne style and action, the properly of eepts
rage and Harness. "'''ii' Naf-
Also, F rench Coupee ..s ...r
Terms Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
.ee--o AuoiioneeE.I
BY +. 5. WRIGHT; GEORGETOWN.
a LOTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ o IN WttoNDAl next, 2sth INST, at ten O'Clock
T. s M, on the second floor of !. ". sarsoas Ware
house on Congress street, shall sell in lots, 7g7
pairs BOOTS and Shoes. consisting ofmen's fine and
coarse Eoots of superior quality, in cases :"
sbnss W. Wopens and misses high and low quarter
Also, coarse and fine Shoes of various cut and
Terms liberal and at sale. Sale positive and with
out reserve. ~ ~
se24-d Els. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
ByA. GREEN. Auotloneer.
Kiln r. NEW THRkE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, WITH BACK BUILDING, ON ! STREET
AucTIoN-On FRIDAY. the 18th instant. / shall
sen, IN front of the premises. at O'Clock p. m a
nanasome three-story and nearly new Brick House,
containing eight conveniently arranged rooms, pas
sage. and clstern In the yard with all the modern
convenences. This property is hand somely located
on ane north side OF street, between 4th and 5th
Terms: Qne-thrd cash: balance in 6. -. IL. and
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
Deed given and q deed of trust taken. .I--I.
All convey ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
el4-d A. GREEN. Auct.
sels-d A. GREEN, Auct.
plR THE ABoyE SALE IS FURTHER
seA-d A. GREEN, Auotioneer.
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EOR SALE.-A fine BUl LDING LOT, situated
on The corner Of list and streets north, imne-
dately IN the rear Of Judge Douglass fine mansion,
instant, 1t will then exposed at public sale Call
on q. H. VARNELL, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, or
JAS. &. Met UIRE, Auctloneer.
Also, small FRAME HOUSE and three good
LOTS, which will be- sold cheap-sItuated on lst
street. between u And L. SO l5 -txjth
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EARM FOR RENT FOR A TERM OF
l. YEARS-A Farm of 60 acres; one half cleared
and under cultivation situated in Alexandra coun-
ty Va, adjoining and north of the Farm of g. w. p
Gusts, and about quarter of mile from the
Georgetown Aqueduct. The land is of excellent
quality. 1t is well enclosed, with good dwelling
stables. and other houses. For particulars inquire
on the premises, or to HENRY BIRCH, 18th street.
between Nj and n, Washington city, ID. c..
o. 6wE
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MADAM CLARK, fashionable French Dress
lVl maker, respectfully informs the public and the
ladies' OF washington generally that she has re-
between and g streets, west side. where she still
continues to supply the latest French fashions. to
the entire satisfaction of her numerous customers.
ga
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Baltimore Markets.

wHKKLINs, Sept. A.-The river here Is Il
good boating order. -
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BY JAS. c. MEG UIRE, AuctIoneer.
l. Y u " L. 4 ~ n. n,

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
w, Esry oS S5a STREET, NEAR Penn. kvENUE.-On
Thu RSDAi AFTERNOON, Sept. 24th at 81
O'Clock, ON the premises, sal sell part OF Lot No
"A, IN Square No 4sl, fronting on ~ street, about
100 feet north OF Penn. avenue, with the Improve
ments consisting of an excellent four-story Brick
Dwelling House; " "a back building, well built and
handsomely finished. with gas fixtures thou ghout
This sale (Which will be made without reserve
offers great Inducements 10 professional business
men, on accout Of its central location,
Title iDdsputabe.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in IL and
u months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed OF trust on the premises -
Sc l8-d JAS. 4. McGITTRE Auof
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NEW AGRICULTURAL AND MACHINE
WAREHOUSE.

5S Sspenth ST., S. Of Pa. ar, op. Centre MARKET.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY, FIELD
AND GARDEN SEEDS. FERTILIZERS, &c.
The undersigned IS now prepared to furnish the
above mentioned and all articles pertaining to the
agricultural business, at the lowest market rates
Having Just returned from tour through the North
ern and New England States, where he has visited
large number or the principal Agricultural Manufac-
turing Establishments, from which he has taken
great pains IN selecting choice assortment of I'm
PIGMENTS and Machinery Of all descriptions He has
also made arrangements to be at all times in receipt
OF any important improvements that may take place
IN the agricultural line. Another very important
feature IN this new establishment is, that the propr
etOr Is PRACTICAL agricultural HachnIst, with
perence of twelve years. He has thereby acquired
thorough knowledge of this business in all it's various
branches. He therefore feels justified saying that
reasonable terms as any house in this country.
IL Machinery Of all descriptions repaired at
the shortest notice and the most reasonable
terms.
With the above experience and facilities for con-
Quoting this business, which Is all Important he
specially socits the patronage Of the farming COM
unity and public generally. Ii shall always be his
object to please. Yours, very respectfully,
J. p. BARTHOl.OW,
$50 18th ST., six doors south of Penn. ave.,
Sc O3t opposite Centre Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24

EARM FOR SALL.-A small FARM, Contain
ing 10 acres of Land will be sold in lots TO suit
purchasers, or the whole of 1t posed of any one
wishing TO purchase. Ii rs within tive miles Of the
Centre Market. For information inquire of GEO,
r.. MOORE. east of the Park Hotel, 9TH street.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-24

A BARGAIN.-"FORS ALE"-A Gray Mare,
"A 1914 hands high. years old, weighing n
us pounds. very fast and styl In harness IN
or under the saddle. Also a two seat rock -C.ZA
away built by Weeden, and set of harness, sep
crate or together to suit purchasers. Apply to
JAMES HENNING.
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