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BALTIMORE The Old school

BALTIMORE PREsBYrERY. The Old School
Presbytery Of Baltimore commenced their annual
meeting at the street Presbyterian Church on
the evening Of the l2th inst f, on which occasion
discourse was preached by Rev. ]. H. KaufY.
man of Baltimore after which the business
meeting was organized by choosing a. modera-
tor, Rev. N. c. Burt, Of Baltimore and Dr 4
ID. Stewart, of Washington, for secretary: and
after transacfing some formal business, the meet.
ing adjourned until Wednesday morning at nine
O'Clock.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Presbytery met
yesterday morning, and the meeting was opened
with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Carnahan
Inc report Of the committee Of commissioners
cepted
Rev: Frederick w Brauns presented certih-
cate OF dismission from the Ontario Association;
which having been received, the Presbytery pro-
ceeded to examine the applicant, and the same
proving satisfactory, he was duly received as a
member Of the Baltimore Presbytery.
Rev. DR.. Hill, of the Baptist Church, was in
vited to a seat in the meeting as corresponding
member
Rev. J. w. F.. Kerr was dismissed, to ioin the
Presbytery Of Northumberland
A letter was received from Rev DR.. Eckard.
asking for dissolution of the pastoral relations
between him and the Second Presbyterian church
OF w ashingt ton; granted.
DR.. BocOck moved that Rev Mr.. Hitc hcock be
restored to the Office Of the Gospel ministers; so
Rev DR.. Hodge, Of Richmord Va was invited
to sit as corresponding member Of the Presby.
terry.
The Pfesbytery then went into free converse
ton on the subject Of religion in the Churches,
until O'Clock, when the meeting adjourned to
meet again at p. m
Al O'Clock p m the Presbytery reassembled
snd prayers Were offered by Rev Mess-s Gibbs,
Purviance and Cotton, and brief addresses by
Rev. Messrs. CANADIAN, Backus and Bronze
A Discourse was delivered by Rev Mr. Burt,
OF Baltimore, on the gist and Office work of ths
thiId person In the Trinity, from st. John 16, T.
Al IL O'Clock a. m, to-day, the morning ses-
sion had not been Opened.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAuRoAD.-The reg II.
lar monthly meeting of the Board Of Directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was
held in Baltimore yesterday. The revenue OF
the road for the month Of September was 1897 :.
| 62l IS, as follows:
Main Stem. N w Va Wash Br
Passengers. 81 1876 Is 1880 - S32 900 aj
Frelsh t...... BS, us 81 972, IS IL ,U44 y
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WAsHINGrOS THEATRE Last night bliss
Maggie Mitchell appeared as Peg Wofingto on In
"Masks and Faces, - and Paul in The Wan
dering Boys -
To night she makes her last appearance, play
ing Miami in ''Grern Bushes" and Hamet in
the "FTench spy
The eminent English comedian and author
Mr. DaVidge, will appear Tomorrow night.
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lF0R THE STAR.

FOR THE STAR.
The Comets Address to those Beneath his
Tail.
Good people all, both great a. small,
Low an statue, at distance, or in call,
wish you all to know. full we'll
That I'm about going, but must not tell
My exact destination; altho' much do fear
lou are not a prepared to meet me there,
w here shall. for some length of time, retire
To feed my light from hidden hTe;
When, In spite of wind and weather
Will resress my long white feather,
And Ia company, as l will clearly show il,
You with your heads can larely comet;
Being too fOLd Of patty pelf,
And too much care OF your own good self
hlch doctrine, carried out too low or high,
w III not reach that 81 EAR blue skv,
When all shall meet in thOae res. me above
To dwell forever IL heaven love.
Georgetown, ID. c., Oct. 10, Is58. r.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III Thssgh " The Star" IL printed on the
fastest steam press I'm use south Of Balt.
more, Its edition Is 50 large as to require it
70 be put 70 press at an early hour, Adver-
tissmrnts, therefore, should be sent in by II
s'cIsck, M; otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer
RKlck HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH
- BETWEEN 2D AND SD STREETS WEsrIr ARC
hi0N.0sop FRIDAY, the 18th instant, shall SELL n
nont OF the premises, at O'Clock D. m Lot No ~
IN square No 6S having a front of24 feet on r a.
running tsck lS feet TO wide alley, wi h the i'm
House and the out houses 'NA
10 terms: One third cash the baIanoe in g. r. and
sale s' H0H gay Vi
4 deed gwen ard deed of trust taken.
ooI2-G A.GREEN Iro,
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Attempted su,cid. Of Stout, the Murder.,

stout, who ~ TO be executed on the pa In,t.n,
Tpn,, psea TO Kill himself last nigh by bleeding
~ u sol watched night and day 6y two men. be
.,S ,.Ln wey became possessed Of broken lancet
~ aT, .ue watcher was out of the cell 10 wake
Sls alternate, made an incision in his arm and
covered. NV o''ehpi was ais
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SAILS NURSERY,

T SAUL'S NURSERY.
u Il Stock offered for tie Autumn trnde very
extensive. Scru pu lous has been taken <zre
its pro pagatIon d growth, and the quality OfxR
all is surpassed: comprising -
Apple Trees-varietIes which succeed best IA this
latItu and south,
Dwarf Pear Trees-an immense stock of !, g and =
year ola trees,
Pesc1 Trees-sorts bestGdapted 20 this region; ve,y
hne.
AprlcOts, Cherries. Nectarines, PIums, STANDARD
Pears, Grape Vines, Currants. RaSpberres
Strawberries, TO-. IN great variety,
Blacs Decentralization DOrch eel OF, and Newman,
Thornless, large stock.
Shade and Orr amental Trees, Evergreen. &c of
all sizes Paloxes. &c
Rh1harb, l. innaus. NIe toria, Prncs Albert, Cry
. EAEie Asparagus soSts, Chinese Van . a.
Roses-the newest and rSrest kinds Imp0rIsI f,ora
france tEls season, on the ar roots, wed
Rs on that Prince OF stocks, the MsBettI. winch
l.aOsolutely necessary for the successful C0IUIs
=, OF many OF the hBe ne " sorts,
Dutch = al oas Flower Roofs. OF hnsst eush y. d
Test from HOlla6d, cOnsIstlnF OF Double n,
cnth. Tups, Narcssus, JonsaIls. n ReuIonies.
Lilies. &c
Every article guaranteed as 10 acouIscS. PFiSsS
InyaIIsbly low, JOHN .UL,
S96 7lh street. corner n street.
3-eost Washington City. u. g.
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TRsT UCTION IN MUSIC.

Mr SCHEEL wishes TO acauai int his friends and
the pubic that he will continue the duties of w.
his profession IN giving Music Lessons at the tcHE
price OF SIP a quarter. Having been established
here IN this District since the l840 teacher,
he aters himself thai he able mpart inst ruc-
ton IN All easy and profitable manner. Any number
of references gwen II required. Orders left at the
Music Stores In general, or at his residence.
Oo l2-3tr
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FIRsT-RATE PRoJEcT-A Sunday School
has just been started in the Old Capitol building
on Capitol Hill, under the auspices of the Turn
Gemeinde Association of Germans who have es-
tablished this school for the benefit Of such Ger
man children as are not able to attend school
during the week, by reason Of business him
ORANGES. The management is under hree direct
oTs, chosen from the Association, who appoint
teachers to take charge of the pupils and instruct
them In the various useful branches of education,
and vocal music, during the hours of O'Clock
m and IL O'Clock m, each Sunday, free. The
directors are Messrs. JOS. GeThaIdt, F. Brown
and Nj Pffer, who organized the school on last
sunday morning, on which occasion a goodly
number OF children attended and participated in
the exercises with considerable interest
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,,ELEcrRIcIrY WILL CtRr PAIN.-Henoe 1t il that
hartshorns's Cure which contains resinous
matter from gums and various vegetable su
from which Electricity emanates. Possesses such
electro magnetic power over the whole body, warm
Ing Il with its electric influence, and expecting pain
from the system; The most violent and excruciatmg
its electric power. II cures Toothaohe, SpinarAf
fections, SpTa,ns. Bruises. Esraohe; also, pain In
the limbs, bsoks, sides. or any part of the body.
Persons suffering with Dyspepsia, Indirestiou
" eak stomach or Bowels. will find Immediate re.
hef. For sale by all Druggists In Washington, Al
exandIIa aud Georgetown. ocIS q
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By BARNARD Il BUCKEY. George,ovn
NAhUABLE WORK HORSES, MILES
WAGONS, AND Tools AT AucTIoS.-On WE'D
ia :. 1Oth INST, at 40 O'Clock, at "Drovers
hest on the new rOsd above g corr etOyn wa will
sen the working stock of n. l. Gallagher, Esa..
70 g. ACTOR , on the Washington Asueduct. as
10 haayy N6rk Horses,
2lwO horse Wagons
four horse WsgOns
3 good Carts and Gearing
Tools, CrOwbars Chains nrsys M 10
an lhe ABOVE described property IS good and Ia
persons waiting working animals or Vehicles, pre-
sents raTe opportunity. ~
Terms at sale.
90 ~ Is BARNARD RIJCKEY auc,
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BIvALvEs -Hammack is daily receiving oys-
tiers from Mosquito creek, even finer than those
brought here from thence in the middle Of last
season, when they were, take them all in all,
perhaps the favorites with the gouymets of
Washington Though not remarkably large
their navor and plumpness together make them
equal quite to any oysters obtanable anywhere
In this county.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT Saturday evening
last, Mr.. - Boss, an aged and respectable citi-
zen, who resides on North l. street, near Fourth
while going from his chamber to the lower story
Of his residence, fell from the top OF the stairway
TO the bottom His face, striking upOn the steps
In his descent, was feafully cut, and the bones
Of his nose crushed. Surgical aid was speedily
obtained, and such relief as skill afforded was
applied. The wounds Were very severe, and il
was feared they would prove fatal; but we are
glad to learn this morning that there are indica-
tons Of improvement.
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RUTTER AND CHEESE FOR SALE.-A few
~ ferklns best New York state SUFFER-; also,
prime Vermont CHEESE. Call at Stand All, Cen
ire Market, west building, near sth street.
90 li-M&Ft ]. X. MCCLELLAN.
nYrTERS. in all STYLES, at wEAVER'S. opso-
orIight, Ss7N
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GLEASON'S
NEW WEEKLY
LINE-0F-BATTLE SHIP.

NEW WEEKLY
LINE-OF- BATTLE SHIP.
The ohect of thi. paper is to present. every week
reeahe melangs of the notable events and mt
erature of the time. Its ample columns will AWAY
contain a g30diy store of popular OrlginaI Tales
Gems, by the
BEST AMERICAN AUTHORS.
Also, the cream of domestic and foreign news, so
condensed as to present the largest possible amount
OF the intelligence ofthe day ;the whole well Speed
WIT AND HUMOR.
In politics, and upon all sectarIan questions IL will
be strictly neutral. Each edition VIII be
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
with accurate engravings, by eminent artists, of
world and the natIonal customs and social peculiar
ties Of rvsIy people II will contaln views of every
steamers of the Navy and Merchant Servios with
ter male and female sketches of PictuTesane sSe
merry, representations of life on the wave J." and ex
from the animal Kingdom, will also be given. One
great feature of
LINE-OF- BATTLE SHIP
will consist of a broad side" of humorous Ensrav-
ngs executed by the best artists IN that line. and
aimed good -naturedly and IN spirit OF genial fun at
the regnlng follles OF the age. and such public
projects fashions and occurrences, shall seem to
be M SUBJECTS for comic illustration.
AN UNRIVALLED Corps OF CoNrRIBU-
conducted under the most eclenr and pepsct DC
tenn thar experience can suggest. This pOpul ar
Journal will be printed upon ne satin surface PAPER
from new ana beautiful copper faced type manu-,
sotnre9 expressly for us, and will present in its me-
chsnea xeoution the most acceptable evidence of
the progress of American skill. The size of n is
eegsnt specimen OF art will be about 500 square
inohes-eight super royal quarto pages.
TERMS;
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
Inc hrst number of this new Illustrated Paper
VII De LOT sale on the LIST day Of NOrebsr ns1t at
all the principal Periodical and News Agencies and
respeois6e Literary Depots in the United States
GLEASON'S
LINE-OF-BATTLES SHIP
VIII be published rer uarly every Saturday, at
GteasoH'S PUBLISHING Hall,
eoInel OF fremont and BIomhe.d ST. eets, Boston,
MASSACHUSETTS, by F. GLEASON.
Wholesale Agent-H. TAYLOR. Ill Baltimore
street, Baltimore. .
For sale in Warrington by D. j. BISHOP CO.,
Ti6 Penn. avenue, under Wilards' Hotel, and 4S8
ers ocl22v
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR.
RRONhGENT ASSOCIATED pYrSS
Collision and

ii. INV hons, Oct. 70 Last evening, q, ,ho,,
ran down and S..tSox.s sSs steamer EmpIr. STATE
change OF Dartmouth. bound from S.v'r,,. :. y
Bristol. The accident occurred OF ssnS. ~ 1I 70
about ten miles northeast Of Newport, th. .,.snos,
Ford, OF Bristol, r who had chs,,.s~ .h
sloop for the trip, was passenger on hos,a ~
her, and was lost The ciew, consisting 81 IN -
men, Were taken On by boat from the stesme,
Toe SLooP stu Heating, although compIets
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PennsyIvauia FIeetia,
New York Mark.,.

PHILAnELPHIA, October Ii-Fiorenee,s actin,
plurality Is S35. ~o'U
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GENRE MARKEr This morning, the supply
Of provisions was not so extensive as usual. The
country dealers were few, comparatively, nor
were the city dealers as fully represented az they
generally are. The demand was liz ht and busi-
ness duh throughout the day. La the hay market
the supply was good the prices about as on Sat-
urday last, but the sales appeared to be dull
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ID NOTICE.
l. ERSONS indebted to me whether in judgment,
notes. open accounts, of 5. and ears standing
are requested to settle their accounts within one
month from this day. unpaid.
Accounts " i'll then be exposed in my show window
to be sold to the highest bidder.
Also, having received q supply offrst class Goods
for gentlemen's wear, OF Frencn and English manu-
facture, will sell cheap only for cssh.
w. PETERSEN,
90 s-eo2ws l80h Pa. av., bet. Sd and AZ sts.
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OuR friends who are purchasing their fall and
winter goods could do nothing better than to
call and examine the bargains for sale at the dry
goods store OF J w. Sears, "a Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Seventh and Eighth streets
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

GALE OF A MOST VALURI.E BUILDING
~ LOT ON STREET, NEAR 18TH STREFr.-Ry
VIrtne ol deed OF trust duly made aud executed TO
DAY, the 18th day OF October n text, at O'Clock D.
m, parts of Lots numbered and 2, in Square num-
bered 253. having q front r street of 81 feet q
inches running back with that wIdth 80 feet Icl
inches A frame building stands upon q portion OF
the said premises "
The above lot is located on street, between 18th
and 4th streets west immed ately west of the resi-
dsnce OF Mr.. John Joyce, aud is regarded as one
It the most eligible building sites IN the city of
Terms of sale One-fourth Dash balance in g. 70
and " months the purchaser 10 give notes for the
deferred ments hearing interest," and secured ~
a deed of trust on the premises Unless the terms
De complied with In five days the Trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the property at the risk aud cost
OF the deiautlns purchaser. by advertising such
sale three times in the Nationsl Intel Igenosr.
JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee.
&C lid A. GREEN, Auct.
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Mr. Editor VIII you please call the attention
OF the authorities 10 an obstruction on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near Twentieth street, In conse-
quence Of large pile of brick and stone which
obstruct the pavement and street, which has re-
manned there since the fire in January last, and
must render II impossible in the winter.
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CoATs, PANTS, AND VESTS.

WEEPING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap at
the p Philadelphia Confectionery, CORNER f2th and r
streets. Ioe Cream and Water Ices 81 so per gal
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AUCTION SALES.

By G. r.. l.. CROWN & CO., Auctioneer,-
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On THURS
IN DAY MORNING. th instant, We shall com
mence selling, In front Of store corner Pennsyi
yania avenue and 9Th street, Horses, Carriases
Carts &c, which We formerly sold In front OF Bank
OF w ashlngton, and continue every market day til
further notice, and Will have our regular night sale
every evening at N O'Clock.
c. X. l.. CROWN & CO., Aucts
oo lt-M corner Pa. av. and 9Th street.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. :
SPECIAL SALE OF LIQUORS AND CT
~ CARS AT ArcTToN.-On SATURDAY MORN
IN o. the 18th instant, shall sell, in front of my
part ~ AZ
20 barrels prime Eagle brand Whisky,
" 90. do. Star brand do,
~ do, pure Old Rye,
q DO. celebrated Bourbon,
do. hne old Port Wine,
3 do Madeira Wine, of fine quality
., ~ pottIes OF assorted LIQUORS,
1907 hne Cigars
Terms All sums under S25 cash cover s25 a cred
u OF l., j and months, for notes endorsed, with
oe u A. GREEN, Auot.
by j. G. MCGUIRE Il Co., Auctionesrs
TWO NEAT 2-STORY FRAME HOUSES
IN THE SECOND WARD AT AUcTIoN
III URSDAf AFTERNOON, October 2Ist, at S
O'Clock, IN 'front.' Of the premises. we shall sell
Houses Nos S97 and 500 and the Lots on which thew
stand, situated on 18th street west between and
streets norm, each house conta ming rooms.
Terms easy, and made knOwR al the sale
ocl4 j. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auots.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORN

TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING.
THEsALE OF BOOKS AxpFANCY GOODS
NJ. TIA Pssn EVENING sr.Nus. 6,,S.is
COS II WALL & BARNARD, Auot..
b, J.: c; MCGUIRE q CO., Auotioneer..
III rNk Sscnfn IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
TUESDAY XFTkRSddfoHeu s 1osos AgcIIOs,0n
Nos and I. 10 Seusse we s shall sell parts Of Lots
north between 18th and I2th stteets w., zee, on
three story Brek House, with ba.emsn,s esIY new
sIoIy each building. containing II rooms Ca, sY-
under the pavement for wood and coal. ' 'suit
The house is hunt In the most superior man,e,,
with l4-inch walls throug hout. and 10 dei9n,tuIIn
situated. fronting on a street, an avenue sns nnh
nc reservation. Title lndls putable.
Terms One fourth cash the residue IN &, -. ia.
premises. '"'' 0n ING
oo6-d &c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
IT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
n Consequence of the rain until THURSDAY,
oclsd ). c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO, AuotIoDeer,-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, VALUABLE
IMPORTED on PAINTINGS, HORs rs, Cows AM
rrIA Rn II, iMPLRNENTs AT AUCTION On FRIDAY
s1Tn. formerly the TesdeOCs or Mr. b ssSk
le situated on the west side Of Hlgh street ABOUT
hoaai we shall sell The personal effects Of gentle
man uecilnlng Housekeeping, COMPRISING
n col ecton oil very valuable oil Paintings manx of
them hne specimens ofart procured directIy f2om
Lot of Hnusehold Furniture, comprising Sofas. Par
IoI Chairs, Marble top Tables, Carpets Red
Stoves, &c, 30 U O'"e'
Also, valushe Bay Horse. years old, and q fine
Mare with foai by Hack Hawk, both warranted
- sound and WILL work any harness.
Two excellent Cows and Calf
0netwo horse Wagon and Harness
One one horse Wagon ard CaryaIl
cutting Box, Ploughs, Harrows, Grindstone So
Also, quartlty OF Corn, Oats, Fodder &c
Ierms S21 and under cash: over that sum q credit
nI o.. ana - days for satisfactorily endorsed notes
oOsd &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auots.
MARSHAL'S SALE.--ln virtue of s writ, of
herl iaclas issued from the Clerks ONCE OF the
circuit Court OF tne District OF Colum for the
county OF washington, and 10 me dire cited / shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court-house door of SAID county, al 10 o'cIock
M, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of October neYf
io2o, the following described PROPERTY, to wit: All
deendant right title, claim and interest in and 10
part OF Lot NO. In Square No. 7a2 beginnnx at
pon on 81 street east % feet inches from he south
west corner o. sad lot and running thence north 20
Ieet lnohes and east with that dtb 10 four foot
private alley at the OF said lo tog ether with All
and sing uar the improvements thereon m the o,ty
ol w sshlngton ID. C seized and levied upon as the
property o. Richard Nj. A. Fenwck, and will he
SOLO 10 satisfy JudIcals Nos. 356, 252 and SIS 70
Octooer term, lt58, In favor of William Wallsoa
Columbus Alexander, and John Van ReswcE.
w. SELDEN& Marshal
&c - for the DirtrcS'f Columbia.
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lV1 6eri facias, issued from the Clerks Once I
the Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and to me directed, 4
will expose to public sale for ASH, IN ont of the
Court House door OF said county, on MONDAf,
the following described property, TO wit: Lots Nos
aid u. IN Sauars No ~ Original Lots Nos %. 8.
2, in square No. la, beginning az the southwest
corner Of said Iot nnd running thence east 20 feet
~ feet, and tsence south 100 feet the port of
beginning, together with ali and singular the i'm
G.. seized and levied upon as the property OF Chas.
H. Van ratten, ard vii be sold to satisfy JudiciaIs
term 1853, Pare 4 Sourse, John f.. KeedsiI John
w; Thompson ID. Gilman. Nicholas cker, Jno.
Kelly VS.. Charles Van Pattep. NN
w. SELDEN. Marshal
ocF-u Tor the District OF Columbia.
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BY WALL BARNARD, Auctioneers
EARM, FARM STOCK AT Auction
= On "WEDNESDAY INCOMING, 2Ofh instant,
az W clock, we Will sell, at the Farm of F. VIM
cent?, Esq, on the W ashngton and Baltimore Tnrn
PIKE; three miles from BeltsvIlle the entire arm
stock, Tools, Crop. to, as
Two xcellent work Mules good Horses
Cows, Pigs and Poultry.
Farming Implements, as
Plnughs, Harr0ws, Cultivstors, Roller
CrowOars, scythes, Cradles, Fan, Drill, 80.
ALSO, THE CROPS
At O'Clock m, will sell the Farm contain
ing $50 acres OF good and kind land one Hundred Of
which IS under cultivation snd is very productIye
thirty Of which is rich bottom lands
The farm watered with several never falling
streams ard fine springs
The improvements a good, though small
dwelling. with requisite out. buildings a yOung on
chard OF hne fruits. many of them imported vare-
For information apply st Room No 7 GenereI
Post Uffics. y
Terms LIBERAL and made known AZ sale
ocs Is WALL i BARNARD, 6Ucts
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IN LIQUORS.
1OU BARRELS Domestic Brandy VIII. Ky Gin,
Rum,& &C.,
% barrels pure Old Rye Whisky, warranted,
IS quarter casks Madeira, Sherry, Port, and other
Wines,
20 eighth cas- ks Pale ard Dark Brandy,
4 quarters and eighth casks pure French Brandy,
~ barrels KImmel.
Together with large and full assortment of all
kinds OF GROCERIES, In store and for sale by
90 IS Cleo BARBOUR Il SEMMfS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14

I ADIES' TUCK and all sorts of COMBS At
l. GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th street, and at his
Bales ReoD, under WiIlards' Aotal. 10 SEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14

By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIope.rs.
HORSES, MULES, CARTS ASDHARNFSS
II AT AUcTIoN.-On SATURDAY MOR.ISG;
october 18th AZ ~ O'Clock, In front of the aucton
FT9oIns. We shall sell, by order of the Orphans
where, my
] excellent Ray Work Horse
Carts and Harness, nearly new,
L SIX passenger Carnage, suitable for the oountrv
Terms; 0 and under cash over that sum n or
OF o. ano days for satisfactorily endorsed notes
Mrs. VIOLET WILLIAMS, Administrators.
ocll j. T.. McGUIRE q Co, Auots