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FUTURE DAYS.

-,,sBy A.. GREEN, Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIRNI
- fuEhT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY MORN
ING atm October. shall sell, at he TesIdenca of a
GENT man declining Housekeeping, No asa es,t
s,de oi 10Th, between aud NJ streets north at ten
O'Clock, al Excellent Assortment of FnrnItura
- o.
Handsome Walnut Plush Covered Parlor Set
Lounge, Mahogany, Dressing and other tsureaus
Coitase and other Bed. leads,
Cane ard other Chars,
ChIas, Glass and Crockery Ware, and Knives and
Velvet aud other Carpets,
Passage Ole 9th and Mating
fine PaTlOr Crate,
COOKING and ether stoves and FIreboards
ahd g0ud lot OF Kitchen Requisites,
Also, lot OF Coal and Wood
I'm many other articles, which we deem unneoes-
saTy to enumerate. " ~
Terms: Under $50 cash over $50 credit of GO
ing interest, '"o'Seu' oe7i-
Sc % q cpppN A..
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

Six HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS m
- THE NAVY YARDAT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
O'Clock p. m, handsome Building Lots being tht
subdivision OF Lot No. 5. in Square No. go 6eins
subdIvl6ed INTO four handsome lots of IS feet from
each on 18th street. between South Carolina avenus
and street south, and running back 10 feet deep
Also Lots-one Of 25 feet front and one of IS fee
front-On south street, running back loo feet be.
tween 10th and llth streets esst
Persons wishing to invest in this section of tn,
city will do well to attend the SALE as the propert,
Terms cash,
ne 81 GpEEN A..
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A. GREEN, Auct.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

bJ IA UhEEN, AuctlOneer.
EATENSlvE SALE OF LARGE STOCK
TOBACCO, FIXTURES, &C., AT AucTIoS. On
WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of October 4 shall sell,
a. M. at the grocery store on the corner OF
Nh aho Streets near the ~ Urthern Market a ars
ana extensive assortment of fresh Family Grocer
les, siau9 r and Fixtures, comprising in part
Chocolate, Mustard, Cloves, Spices,
hlce, starch, Nutmegs, Mace and Ginger,
Molasses, Vinegar and Sirups,
Fine Tobacco, Cigars and Sruf
large lot Of uperior Whisky
Braldies, Rum and Spirits
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines
Broons, Buckets, Tubs and Mats,
Ropes, hollow and willow Ware
Stone Ware, Twnes and Cottons
$50 sacks Ground Alum Salt
10000 fine Washington Cigars
Superior Platform and Counter Scales
Sugar Mil Tin and Wooden nj easures
credit OIL, Sand months for mole in ali csSss ="
be satisfactorily endorsed. bearing interest,
Sc S-d A. GREEN Auct
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MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-The nader
~ o signed WI offer at public SALE on TIL ESDaY
the Gun gay OF October next the premises. the
possession OF Messrs. Francis A. and J. Owen Ker-
nv, and late the property and residence of MIR.
inner Tia. bot. This land consists of M acres
And adJolns the property of DIR. John h. BayHe and
Thomas r. Berry, Esq, and is distant from Alex
andrla about Two miles and about SIX from Wash
lngt n: The location is healthy and IN many Other
respects very desirable. The soil 10 well adapte
vated Ia tht section of the country The neig hbor-
h9oo Is very agreeable: Episcopal, Catholic and
MethoGlst Churches are within two miles of tins
IA M The buildings consist of comfortable Dwell
ling and Kitchen. and all the necessary oubudings
% kerbJ, or either of them.
The ute to this property is indisputable.
Inc subscriber Will sell the above farm at privste
sale but if not disposed of at private sale bsfore
that time he will offer 1t at public sale on the day
above named 10y
The terms will be made known on the day of sale
G. =. kERCH, Attorney.
Upper Marlboro. September %. 1859 Sc 81 go s
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CoATs, PANTS, AND VEsrs.

. ITssS ShtfS. BuSineSS SUITS,
. NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hall Ciothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully an
nOunces that their annual display of FALL ANp
WINTER CLOTHING Is now ready for inspection,
comprising an assortment of GsntIeneaS dad
fOHthS Clothing of the newest and richest desi m
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence, with ECONOMY i'm
fashionable articles OF dress, an opportunity Is now
offered for selecting from ose ofthe most attrac-
tive stocks of Clothing this city at very reduced
prices. se22-lm
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New York Markets

New YORK, Sept. 30 Flour has declined Sc :
sales 800 barrels State IS. l5a5 25; Ohio S. 75a
) ~. Southern 81 iOa5 20
Wheat is very dull; quotations la2c lower:
red - lSaSl 25; white 81 25al so Corn T. dull:
sales 25 900 bushels; yellow &c o.: mixed 7Oa75c
Pork Is heavy mess SO 9OisI7; prime sl4 IS
asia 30.
Whisky Is dull at pc
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DIED.,

On the evening of the 29th instant, after long
and painful illness. TER ESA, wife Of Dennis
oponnohue, IN the 2sth year of her age.
Her fuueru will take place Tomorrow (F rIday }
AFTERNOON, al O'Clock. from the residence OF her
husband, 4d street Her friends and l,iends Of
further notice.
In Richmond, Va, September 18th, CHARLES
MIkl.s' second child of Mills ID. and Lyd la c.
Oodwln, aged years, month and Is days.
On the 18th instant, MARY F. wife of MiohaeI
four Years. ~' ''
Her funeral will take place from the res,denoe of
her husband CORNER of 18th and streets on Friday
morning, tctohsr lst, a. half past q O'Clock, The
friends OF tbs family are invited to attend,
ne 29-2tf
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III Though The Starr is printed on the
fastest steam press in use south Of BaIti-
~sfe, cts edition Is so large ns 10 require II
70 D put TO press at an carly hour. Adver-
usenents- therefore, should De sent IN by 2
seisek, m; otherwise they may not appear
It'll the next day.
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Sc ETHAN A. GREEN 49,
Ry 4. GREEN, ATctIonser

By A. GREEN, Auc,Ioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, SITUATED on 9Th ST.,
NAVY ARD-By virtue of n deed of trust beaTIDs
date on the 10th day of January, 1856. and recorded
In Liher A 81 No. Ill, foliOs S4S, 49, $50 ard 25I
one al the land records for Washington county, d.
C., snail sell, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day OF
next October at y oc Ock m. the premises pa NJ
OF square numbered $50, with the improvements
thereon, which consist of small Brick House. with
cellar, TO-, and rs q God business stand.
The terms are: One half of the whoie purchsss
money IN cash the la ance In e and IL months A
deed gwen and deed trust tSken to seaufe the de
lerrGu ayments. Title Indlsputabe. IL the terms
Of sale are not complied with In days after the dsy
OF safe the property will be resold at the cost and
the cost of the purchaser.
A. GADDIS, Jr.. Trustee.
"a III iaw&ds A. GREEN. Anct.
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Trial of n Dentist for Rape.

MONTREAL, Sept. 29.-The trial Of Dr. Web
ster, dentist, charged with committing a rape on
a patient under the influence of chloroform took
place Yesterday. A verdict of not guilty on the
capital charge, but guilty Of attempt, was
rendered. A new trial was moved
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By A. GREEN, Auct oneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTV ms

By A. GREEN, Auctoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
" PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE RRowNs'
HOTEL AT AUCrIoN;-On THURSDAY, the 9TH
Jay "l october, shall sell, In front of the preinIs
az o CLOCK p me, tat very valuable property stu
ated on fenHsy ahia avenue next door west of the
storeOi the Messrs. Parker d Co, and opposite
Browns Hotel, fronting about n feet on the avenue
Win depth of l5h feet To nOrta street, improved
DT large aud commOdIOus Brick Store, Warehouse
ana Dwelling. The warehouse connects with the
store ard fronts On street. The iot contains $40
square feet of ground. The improvements are good
well huIit. aud IN good repair. Persons wishing Ia
purchase handsome property on the Avenue will do
wei Ia attend the sale.
Terms of sac: One third cash bslance IN three
equhl pay ments OF one, two, aad three years, the
purchaser 10 give notes for the deferred PAYMENTS,
and deed of trust taken.
Title ILds putable.
Possess ION will be given IN n reasonaha time
VIII Oh will be stated at the sale.
Sc sd A. GREEN, huct
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Railroad Disaster.

BosTON, sept. 29.-Joshua Hosmer. Jr wa
instantly killed by falling between the engin
and freight car last evening, on the Vernon
Railroad, near Baldwinsville
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Homicide.

CHArENUGAy, \. Y, SEPT. 29.- WIN CantweIi
Of Russelltown, C. T. stabbed Mr.. Walker his
brOther-in-law, last evening, Will abusing bis
wife. Walker will die. Cantwell was arrested
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30 Stocks opened lower
but closed 1rmsr Chicago and Rock Island 81 }. !:
Illinois Central shares 7sH; do. bonds ~; La
Crosse and Mil 4; Michigan Southern, %; New
York Central 50 - Reading AK; Mo. 6's 80
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BY. A. GREEN, Auc'ioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auc'iOneer
REAUTIFUL BUILDING CONFRONTING
- ON NORTH e STREET, BETWEEN ID AND SD
STREETS VEST, AT AUCTIOS.-On MONDAY, a.
OfOctob r, sha offer for sale at AZ o'clock D. m
that handsomely located Build ng Lot No. H. IN e.
seTvstlOn o. H. fronting 81 the south side of
north rect between I'd and Sd est IN he
immediate vicinity ofthe contemp sxtensl0n OF
tie Capitol grounds Depth of lot $50 feet with alley
on the side and IN The II and Ia feet wide each
running through the square.
IL will be sold entire subdivided into or parts
as hUy ers may desire.
The terms are: One fourth cash: balance m G. 70.
and months, on notes bearing Interest, secured by
deed ui trust on the property.
Title ndIsput6ble.
MM. w. BIRTH. for the owners.
Sc 8-TuF&M A. GREEN, Aucis.
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By ]. G. McGUIREh CO ann,ionoo--

BY j. &. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE. PAIR
-. - OF BAY C.RRIAGE HORSES, HARNESS, &C.-Ou
TUESDAY MDRNING, October 5th, az N o'ck :
IhIInht p the auction Rooms, We shall sell, for ac-
count nf a party about Ia leave for Europe
handsome roomy Family Carriage, with caleche
- top,
Palr OF excellent Bay Carriage Horses,
SlIvnr mounted Harness, Covers, Horse Blankets
Kobe, Coachmsn's Coat, Whip, Jack, 6c G.
r Terms One-thIrd cash The residue in two and
-FOUR months, vii interest, salts actoriy ent0rsed
Sc I'D }. e. McUUIRE a CO., Aucts.
EEENORA KNOTT RETURNS HER thanks
- TO the customers of her late husband aud nopeg
oi continuance oi their patronage She tax es this
method To inform them the ICE BUSINESS will
be continued by MIR. Walter Cooley, who will Sc We
Them on the most accommodating terms apd stu
begs the favor OF them tn give HIM their support.
On the 10Th or October, at 10 o cock n M. 4 will
one Carrsge al the &C rner Of Green and DunbaIton
streets. Sc q Iaw3w
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pr sss
iHhEE DAYS LATER FROM FIRopE
Arrival of the Sts,u


NV YORK, Sept 2a-Th. .,.
from Liverpool, arrived here this evsnI,, ,.'
dates to the 18th instant. evening, win
Inc steamers A lps and Ariel arrived ON, nj, ,h.
18th and the Canada on the Isfh ia., ou' ON the
The steamer Hamonia exploded her ,n,,
soon amer leaving Hamburg and put back Fiy.
oil her passengers were injured.
Mllliam Wier, the principle editor Of the D.i.
The cession Of port villa Franco 10 Rp..,.
merely conveys privileges similar to those enioy
ed oy America at Spezzia
me spanish Chsmber OF Deputies has been
dissolved, and new house convoked for De- i
ine excitement among the Musselmen in
liz key Us is SAID 10 be hourly increasing
nsao,' nina mail brings full details Of the treaty
been sntici pated P0'"'s nave ah
~. 80 -. rrtersourg letter says that financial plan
sn,nist suonitted to the Emperor, destined TO
IuInsh cdpltal Tor the emancipstion Of the
serfs. bank OF issue is to be est,bI,.baS ,,,t,h
capital equalling the indemnity 10 he n.ia -
Ine pIopfletors, and the notes ultimately 70 hs
ing fund. s'nh-
St Petersburg papers OF the 10th announce
victory over Schamyl, who lost 327 men. The
Russians lost IL killed and 10 wounded
A Vienna dispatch announces the death NJ ,h.
wife OF the brother Of the Emperor OF Austria
The Atlantic cable is IN a bad way IL Is now
feared that two serious ruptures have occurred
several hundred miles from land, and at a bad
point The London Globe say. the matter looks
serious Tor the company, which has thrown the
money Into the sea. and no mistake The shares
had declined to fi6Oa4sO
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, saturday Afternoon-Cotto closed
steady and hTm Breadsturs quiet and sales un-
important. Provisions steady
LoNpoS MARkEIs.-cOnsols 97Yag7x for
money ana 20 ay y for account. Atlantic tele
gIaph shares have declined TO f32Oa36O
banngs circular quotes sugar Arm CoHaa
firm. Tea hrmer. Turpentine spirits steady A.
30s e'
Manchester advices are favorable and price,
have slightly advanced
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FINAL CoNMTTMENT.-Ju Baumgarten, W.T. o
was committed a few days ago for a further hear
Ing in case of obtaining goods and money under
false pretences, by exhibiting false tokens and
fonr promissory notes which he subsequently, ad
nltted 10 be forged, was brought out for a final
hearing last evening, before Justice Donn
Messrs; Darlington and Lloyd appearing as conn
sci In the case. After a long and tedious exami.
nanon OF the witnesses, the Justice committed
Of the Criminal Court ''
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Further Reports Concerning the Au,tris,,
Disaster.

NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-The following passen-
gers by the Austria have not been heard from !.
Theodore Gerck, Jno. Weinman Mrs % Wach
man and children, and Meyer Nachman ali Of
Baltimore M. Weinberg, Beickaud (probably
helchartl and three children, of Alexandria.
Mrs. william and three children OF WssbIng
ton. and Carl Meyer, OF New Orleans
There Is possibility of the safety of some 9TH
ers besides those already known A boat was
seen several miles asteTn OF the steamer with al.
or eight in IL, and that boat has not been heard
fiOm
Alfred Vein, one Of the survivors reports hat
when the occupants Of the Austria's life boat
Were taken on board the Maurice Hahn the frst
or1cer OF the Austria cut il sdrift, although he
was told that 60 or 20 passengers were still cling
ing TO the wreck. The Maurice set sail but re-
turned again the next morning and found the
Austria still burning. He then saw the Norwe-
Sian brig, but does not know IL she saved any
Mr.. Vein says that a wooden boat was safely
lowered shortly after the fire broke out and that
Tour or live were in il, including Mr.. HoriP
This Is probably the boat that vas seen several
miles astern, and not yet heard from.
DIR. Richard Seldnsr, of Philadelphia was a
passenger on the Austria
DIR. T.. Boge, Of Baton Rouge, was clinpinp 70
A rope at the stern with Vein, and sent a mes
sage TO his wife that his last and only tboug bt
was of her Mr.. Vein believes that Boge was
swept away.
There is still possibility that some OF those
who Were clinging to the burning steamer at
nightfall may have been rescued by the Norwe-
gldn brig, the next morning.
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GREEN. Auchoneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer
EHTENSIVE SALE OF billiard IA
- BLEs. MAHOGANY AND WALAUT FURNITURE.
oAs fl&TURks, AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Ar hUcTInN.-On fU ESDAY, the 5th of October.
shali sell commencing at 10 o'clock, by direction
81 the trustees of the Washington Club at the
Ciub mousse, on Lalay cite Square, all the Furniture
We name In part
hns MshoEany Billiard Tables. Cues, Maees
= balls, Fool and Game boards. nil complete,
large walnut PaTlor Sets, Enamelled Covers,
CONSISTING OF Sofas, Castor, Arm, COquette, aud
Marhle-top Cent,e. Chess and Side Tables
w alnut Gard. Side and Extension Dining Tables
DO. Writing de, ks and Tables
WhatnCt and Paper Racks,
MaSogany Settees, W lndow Curtains. and Painted
La'ge lot of Crocksry and Glassware, and Chafng-
ton. ''r
Several excellent Brussels and other Carpets,
Lot of Engravugg.
OIlcoth and Mating,
Cooking Stnve ard Fixtures,
w Itn good lot of Kitchen Requisites
Also, q handsome Tent. suitable for a Pavilion,
1he above stock of Furniture Is of Balrimore
make, and of good quality.
PERSONS furnishing will do well to attend the So e.
Terms \ Il sums under SSO, cash; oy r So. a
eredlt OF and 81 days. for notes Set sfactOriy en-
dorsed, bearing interest, 80
Sc ed A GREEN Auc,
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MAR RIED.

On the evening of the gath instant. by the Rev
John q. Smith, Mr. THOMAS r. CISSELI. "a
Miss JANE V. ID. MoFARLIN, all of ihis city. .
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10. o. F.-The Grand Master Of the Distric,
OF Columbia tDr. J. r. Piper) has notified the
subordinate Lodges in his Jurisdiction of the pro
posed visitations Of the Grand Lodge, as follows:
=, Beacon Lodge, October 4; Washington, Oct s:
neSnahlcs oct o. Oriental, Oct. Z; Central Oct
OCT; IA Eastern, Oct. Is; Harmony, Oct Is, Co
iumbia, Oct 81; Metropolis, Oct %; Covenant.
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BY J: c.. Mcguire CO., Auctioneers
ENCEl.LENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
~ HOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUCTIoS-On MON
PAY MORNING., October 18th, at 10 O'Clock, al
the resIdencB Of Mrs. Eliza Lake. on PepnsylvanIa
avenue between Cd and Sd sts., we shall sell All lie
Eurnlture ana Effects, c. mpTIsing-
Three Mahoga and Walnut French Sofas
Mahogany Rockers, Arm and Parlor Chairs
Wa nut and Mahogany Centre and Side Tables
Gilt Frame Mirrors,
Lounges, Cane seat Chairs,
Revolving, Office and library Chairs
Extension Dining Tables. Hat r ack,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus Wardrobes
Bedsteads, Mattresses, 30 sters aud Pillows
Masrsfands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses,
Comfort Blankets, Quilts,
Damask Curtains, Window Shades
rrarinr and Chant eI Carpets. Oilc.oth,
Cnoklng a d other Stoves.
, together with a general assortment of Kitchen
REQUISITES. ~
Terms: S25 and under cash; over that sum n Gre
dit Of l. ?, and monrhg, for notes satIsfdctorIIy
endorsed, bearing interest
sc % J. &. McGIrIRE A. CO Auc,s
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MISS ]. BURGHAITER

RESPECTFULLY informs the lad les of Wash
inston and Georgetown that she ~ ready to resume
her Instructions on the Piano. She has been we'll
years, and give the hest references. She ~
ticulaIly DESTROYS u obtain few more pupils In
GEORGETOWN. Terms moJeTate.
III Communications m y be left at Mr. Metze-
rOtt's Muse Store, NO. 81 Penn. avenue, at Mrs.
Citch's Fsn"y Store. No. 2s8 Penn. avenue.
ga
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DIR. J. HosTETTER's Celebrated Stomach Bi tiers
one OF the greatest strengt heIing preparations
eItant IL IS especially adapted TO those who are
aniIcted with the Fever and que, any other dIs-
ease arising from dIsordered condition of tina di
gestlve organs. For the Fever and Ague there is
perhaps, no medicine In the world equal to it, az n
enters, puTlhes and rep enshes the BLOOD which Is
so important to bring about healthy action i'm dis
eases Of thIs nature. The Bitters are now among
The most popular, and at the same time, vauab!e
specifics In the medicinal world. In reoOmme nd ing
II To the public We are fully conscious of doing the
great service, knowing, as We do, their many ex
ceent qualItes. and sure and speedy action In all
cases where the disease Is caused by irrsgu.arty OF
the digestive organs. trial will suffice for the most
skeptical.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. So % enst
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oDp-FELLows' HALL.-A number of gentle
men nave rendered a complimentary benefit to
MI raul Berger of the Virginia Serenaders
Inc oenent entertainments will take place to- ght
anu a M oe .ne nrst OF new engagement of the
troupe Tor three nights. The negro oddities OF
the company will therefore continue at Odd-FeI-
lows Hall until the close OF the week: and as
usual, crowds will attend and enjoy their enter
tanning advertisements
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NOTICE.

- NOTICE.
'AMUEi. Il. HOOVER has lust received and
Is 81 IL receiving, a general assortment of-s6.
lads; adiis,; GS4HtLemen's, Misses, Boys SM(
Caters, double sOles, quilted, Congress- -
dqtton and laced, OF all c0lors; Boots and Buskius
Learner; Mems patent Iesther French PUm ,,u
sil9hed quilted double. and fancy soles; Congress
ana oHiord soles Boots and Shoes, made to my
United StaLes. " VA
SO, the largest stock of Sole leather, Steel
ron, and NOOi. frame Trunks, Bonnet Boxes
paiIses, and Leather ValieIa Bags which am de
! rmlned to sell very lOw-muoh cheaper than can
s purchased In any other establishment in hs city
Odllat =. L. MOWERS
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe. and Trunk Store
SCI @ lw Pa ave BET qth and IOrb sts
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LADIES' FURS
SLEANED. Re- paired, Altered or Exchany ed at
the New ur Store vi 1A0i"iiseu ~
Sz pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
H. q, Al kinds offur trimming cut to order.
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CALLED.-The Rev. ]. X. Eckert, Of the Sec.
ond PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city, has re-
Gelsea ana accepted call to a professorship in
Lafayette College, at Easton Pa and will tata
leave OF his congregation next Sunday
Key A. ii. II. Boyd, ID. D., of Winchester.
va mas been called to the Passionate of the West,
ern Presbyterian church in this civ
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DRs. HUNTER Il WILLIAMS

PhySteiHHSJOT Diseases Of THROAT and Lungs,
517a North Charles street, Baltimore
Drs. Hunter Il Williams will resume their pro
iesslonal visits to Washington during the Fall and
Winter, the hrst Saturday IN every month.
IL The next visit will be on Saturday, the Cd
October. " -
Office in Washing tom go Pa avenue, over Mira
NOsss JsWelry store. Sc g ST.
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REDUCED PRICES,

CLOTHING At REDUCED PRICES,
~ Rare Opportunity for BaTSafpS
Having opened an establishment Ia New York
CRY, No. la Duane street. for the exclusive pur-
pose OF manufacturing our own stock in future, we
have determined to sell of Tor the next SIX weeks
our present stock of Ready Made Clothing now IN
store. at greatly reduced prices, for clsh only to
make room for an entire new stock.
We therefore shail offer induce ments to cash pur-
chasers never witnessed IN this city. Our object
to now sell and to ask early call, that purchasers
may have The benefit of max ing their selections from
one OF tho largest and most fashionable stocks of
Ready Made Clothing to he found this side of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS A. CO
80 Psnnsy wanna avenue,
Sc d IF batveen gt6 nd iut straets
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~ FURS! FURSm FURSm
HE NEW FUR STORE mannfaoprss ali IL.
York. ' ''oie iA Ne"
NJ Old Furs repaired or altered.
Z; LEWlSsON, Furrier,
sign Oh the y Orth American Fur Company,
S2 "a. av between 9Th and 18th It's.
IL Ermlne, Swansdown and other Fur Tnm-
ming. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30

WE NOTICE at McLaughlin's, Penn avenue,
very large assortment OF presents, suitable TO
birth days and wedding DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30

RELiGIous.-rhe Baltimore Presbytery meet
on Tuesday, October 18th, at ~ pm, I'm the
second Presbyterian Church, in THIS city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30

The Daniel Kurtz mentioned In the trials at
the Guard house yesterday, is not w. Daniel
Kurtz
=, PERSONS that want to see an assortment of
heady made Garments, before purchasing, shOu ID
20 TO WIEsENFELD's Grand othIng Emporium
corner OF IA street and Penn. avenue,
se g IL