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NARSHAL'S ga En- virtue of wnts of 6a
Ifl RI facIas ISSUED from the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington and to me directed I snail
expose 10 public SALE for CASH. front of the ConT
fouse door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 9Th
day OF October, S58 at IL O'Clock M. ali defendants
IIsht title, claim and interest Ia and TO Lots Nos
z, q q and 81, of Drury's subdivision of Sopsrs
NO. @oy IN the city OF WASHINGTON, ID. e., together
vita all and singular the improvements thsrenn
seized and levied upon as the pransrty of ioSn -
Druy and will b. sod to satisfy 1udIcias nos 80
20 and 7 to October term, 1855, In favor of Gorge
r. and l.. Sangston, w. III. Harrison use or {; eoree
T. and l.. Sansston and SeIdeu, Withsrs q Co.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
sc l5-ts for the District of Columbia.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers,

by j. y. McOUlHE q CO., Auctioneers,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFF
PsCIs AT PUBLIC AUcrION.-On FRIDAY
MORNlNG: October 18th, at 10 O'Clock at the res
iaence over the Bank of Washington, we shall sell
me Furniture and Effects of family declining
housekeeping comprising
Gable, - o :"
Rroca'ee Covered Sofas and Chairs,
Mahogany Hair spring Sofa, Rocker,
- Do. Card ard Side Tables Whatnot
curtains and CornIce. Window SHADES,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Loupges
Carpets. Oilcoth Mating
Bedsteads, Dressing am Plain Bureaus.
Wa.drobss. Wristbands. Toilet Sets,
Feather Beds, holsters and Pillows,
6air ana Husk Mattresses. Looking glasses.
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads,
pit and Mahogany F fame Looking glasses
Extension Dining and other Tables,
China. tIlass and Crockery Ware,
Table Cutlery, Stoves, Fire Irons
Together With general assortment of Kitchen Re-
QulsItes.
Terms SIS and under cash; over that sum credit
OF o. and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest.
oc5 J. c. MEG IRE Il CO., Aucts.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

III Though The STAR" IL printed On the
latest steam press i'm use south Of BaIti.
mere ats edition 10 50 large as 10 require II
% be put TO press at an early hour, AdveF-
hsemenfs, therefore, should be sent nm by 1 2
s'clsck. m; otherwise they may nos appear
until the next day.
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fiuaucip.

INV oRk ,Oct. 5-Stocks are frm; Chicaoo A.
ROCK Island, Is - illinois Central shs's 70. do
SST. ~ La SIosse and Mil. 4; Michigan So
MI. Miss. l5&; Mo. 6's SIX. -
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of this New. Sceti.

QukBSc, October 5.-The steamship Nov.
S ,Ss rom Liverpool on the 22d, arrived here
COMMERCIAL
Lv ksPooL, sept. 22-The cotton market
CLOSED n1m at an advance, in three DAYS, OF l. j6d
exporters each ,0OO bales anu
fiour closed very dull, and holders would ,c-
erPt a reduction Baltimore is quoted al sI "a
Wneat had a declining tendency; Southern 4,
qu0'ea al 'sa1sod Corn very duli-white ass .
yellow u Provisions are generally UNCHANGED
sugar quiet. Coffee dull Rosin steady sps
Iufpentlne steady at 30 on the spot, and SIS Sd
London ADMINISTRATIONS generally ouI.t
Wheat declined la2d.
sugar buoyant. Coffee steady Rice heavy
wIn declining tendency. Money unchanged.
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A CARp.-Tn the piasterers' reply to Capt. NJ

A CARp.-In the plasterers' reply to Capt. M.
G. Meigs we find the following paragraph !:
"That two men working as plasterers, and having
no Legitimate claim to the trade, have been re-
ceiving two and a half dollars Der day for the
last twelve months or thereabouts SURELY. air
this bears on the face Of Il act of great fnius
to the said two men that are learning the trade II
rhe above paragraph evidently refers 10 the
undersigned, as they are the only plasterers who
receive % SO per day. The preposterousness N
the allegation that we have "no legitimate claim
to the trade' would alone be a suficient denial
OF Its truth, for no impartial could, for mo-
menf. believe that the Superintendent OF the Can
itol Extension would employ men 10 erscnte
work OF which they knew nothing and At the
the trade. :"
IL necessary, however, to establish our akin in
our trade, we would confidently refer, not only 10
the various master plasterers, with whom we
nave worked for the last nine or ten wears and 10
the numerous public and private edifces upon
which we have been employed, but also to the
foreman OF the plasterers at the Capitol Exten-
sion, under whose supervision we have been d.
rectly placed, and to whom we believe we have
ever given satisfaction
We consider ourselves at least the peers of apv
OF those who thus gratuitously call in question
our capaDlIity, and we sincerely regret that, to
accomplish their object, these gentlemen have
aecIied our qualifications for business upon
winch We rely FOR support.
With their dispute with the Superiptendent
we have nothing TO do; but we think IL would be
more honorable for them to endeavor TO accom-.
piish their purpose by means more "legitimate,,
than personal imputations upon US
JOSEPH BECKETT
III MRINARp MsNKR.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Flour is heavy; State a On
as5; Ohio 81 4Oa5 20 Southern IS 4OsS 20 ~
Wheat is very dull, and closed with q dacl,,t,,
tendency; rsd 81 l6aSI 81; white is nominal
Corn Is buoyant; mixed 7Oa75c
PORK Is heavy; mess sl6.75asl6 90.
Lard Is heavy at IOalIc
Whisky is dull and heavy al pc
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Baltimare N1arIr.tx

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-FIour is dull. Bov,rd
las - "nte Silva
90 Corn is dull white is lower, 75a7sc Il; yellow
Whisky is dull and steady al 23s2axe
Provisions are dull and unc hanged
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer

by A. OHEEN, AuctiOneer,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF Handsome R,,, n.
~ LAG LOIS, FRONTING 9Th AND ira srs. aNr
AND SIS, AT AUCTIoN.-tIn FRIDAY, the 9Th
O'Clock p. m: large number of handsome BuidinI
Lots IN subdivision OF Square No. AL, ali of vhIch
are OF moderate depth, running 10 alleys The
property Is beautifully situated, bounded by 9Th and
nh streets west, and and Il streets north and
perfectly graded on each street. The attention al
the public is invited to this large sale of pToperty
as bargains may be ex pected.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance i'm a. p IA and
"a months. for notes bearing interest deed gvsn
and deed of g. ust taken, "
Title disputable.
COS d GRrEN A..
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
ID YOUNG LADIES'
FRENC III AND ENGLISH

~ I1 STREET WASHINGTON.
PROFESSIONALLY MACLEOD, A. NJ, Uniyer-
- sity of Glasgow.
The next academic term will begin on the second
Monday In September, and end on the SDth of June
following.
For thorough literary ard scientific culture sound
elementary instruction, the efficiency and success OF
Tue french DepqTfmsht and for social advsnia az es
IL Is unsurpassed.
Ev ry cass, the primary well as The senior,
enjoys the personal supervision of the PRINCIPAL
and the his hest education.
No school out of farls possesses a pursr standard
Of gOoi French. or better corrective of Gdd French
In conversation and writing, greater facilities for
acquiring that laI geage. liz strengthened by the
accession of Prof ALEXANDRA
MUSIC ON THE PIANO, THE GUITAR AND
THE HARP
taught by the ladies of the family, oeriTg superIor
adyant2 es to day scholars vel as boarders
The highest class, composed of first senIors
OF asst term, vii take the range for literature and
scence for which they prepared, and will receive
authe end OF the year diplomas or suitable testimo
mails.
For further Information see circnlats oc4 ax
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0NE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
" STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS.

ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT SEASON.
TO BE FOUND THIS CITY.
Our Stock is now full In all kinds of FALL. and
WINTER DRY GOODS. at very low prices
ChIntzes, Ginghams, and Calicoes,
Mourning Dress Goods Delaiues, and Bayadere
Valenclas, and Pole de Chevres.
Ali w DOL De Amos in beautiful designs,
Plain Black Silks, all graoes, Bay adere Black
Silks,
I5aPieces fame, Silk, of the most desirable 81, les,
six kObes In two LOUNGES,
Rack Silk Robes,
Robe. A Lem French Chin;zss; these are some
Robes A Lem Mousselins Delaines.
do; do in all wool,
RIald MeIlnos. in beautiful colors,
1rfenoh Merinos, IN all desirable shades of plain
ShAwls. Scarfs, Cloth Busters and Cloth Clocks
we nave some novelties In the way of SIawls
not 70 De met with elsewh
Ma 0loves, Gagntlets, Hosiery, a o. We are sell
ing our Md Gloves. the best article at 80 cents
cloths. Cassimeres and vsstinxs. for men and
Extra heavy cottons, fine and soft finished Cot
50, Ga, 4, 81, 4, IL Sheetngs, of best make
Irish Linens OF Barklie Rlchardson's make
We would remark that our stock in this line
cannot be excelled.
Table Damasks, Towelings, bird eye and other
Diapers.
With stock OF F annels in all grades. equal if not
superior TO any other 20 be found IN this mar
ket. JAMES w. SEARS,
No. % Pa. av., between 7th and 9Th sts.,
oe%-6t opposite Centre Market,
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By A. GREEN, Auctjoneer

Dy A. OhEEN, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
" fENNsYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE BRowNsl
HOTEL AT AUcTIoN;-On THURSDAY, the 7th
Gay Ci october, shall SELL In front of the premises
AT % CLOCK p m, tat very valuable property sItn-
ated on pennsy lvana avenue next door west of the
store oil the Messrs. Parker Il Co, and oppnsite
browns Hotel fronting abOut27 feet on tie ave6ne
win depth OF $50 feet TO north street improved
D' iars and commodIOus Brick Store, Warehou se
ana Dwehlng. The warehouse connects with the
store and fronts on b street. The lot contains on
square teet OF ground. The improve ments are good
well Quilt. and In good repair Persons wishing IN
wei to attend the sale. ' "
Ter rms OF sale One third cash balance IN three
equal payments of one, two, and three wars Inc
purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments
and a deed of trust taken, s'SH
Title n.dis putable.
Possession will be given IA a reasonsb,a TINA
which will be stated at the sale, ''''0'
se y d a. GREEN. Auct
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By A. GREEN. Auctoneer.

SlA HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
- TIE NAvY fARDAr AUcIIOs.-On TUESDAY
We Stn oi october, shali SELL the premises al
. CLOCK p. m, handsome Building Lots, being the
SUBDIVISION OF Lot n o 5. IN Square No. go beinT
suoulVided INTO four handsome lots of q feet frof
each on nth street. between South Carroll "a avenue
a ~ foot alley. U0eP W
Also Lots-one al s5 feet front snd one of IS feet
Ifont-on south strsat, running hack 100 feet be-
tween 10th and 18th streets east -
PERSONS wishing to invest in this section of ire
city wall do well to attend the SALE as the property
Terms cash.
sc 81 GREEN A..
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By J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT FIR
20 MTURE ANDHo sEFoLp EFFEcTs-On SAT-
USDA1 MORNING, October 9Th, at 10 O'CLOCK
IN 'front.' et ths Auction Rooms. we shall sell b.
virtue Ola deed IN trust, duly recorded IN her
Household Effects, comprising anu
One excellent second hand Piano Forte
ihree Mahogany and Walnut French Sofas
Mahogany Rockers, Arm and Psror Chars
Wa nut and Mahogany Centre and Side TahIas
Gilt Frame Mirrors,
Lounges, Cane seat Chairs
Revolving, Once and library Chairs
Extension Dining Tables. Hat Rack
Dressing snd Plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Bsdsteads, Mattresses, 10 sters and Pillows
Wasasislds, Toilet Sets, Looking Classes
Comfort Blankets, Quilts,
DsInask Curtains, Window Shades,
Sari. r and Chamber Carpets. Oilcioth,
Cooking a d other Stoves,
One excellent Culver Furnace
I'd ogether with general assortment OF Kitchen
Requisites. " ~
Terms; S25snd under cash; over that sum a cre-
endorsed, bearing interest.
Ca J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts,
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COMMUNICATED.
Editor of the Star Dear Sir-Sincr the daily
papers Of this city have done injustice to Doctor
Holston, Through Ignorance hope, } in their re-
lation to the surgical services rendered 10 Mr.
Heiberger, in his mishap recently, I trust vou
Will permit me, through your columns To set III.
matter In its true Zig t before the public
When Mr. II received the bali in his foot hp
Immediately sent for DIR. Holston, who came
promptly aud performed the necessary amuuta.
ton during which he was excessively annoyed
by the gratultouS advice of one whose name fg
ures consp icuously i'm the papers, but who was
not and Is not now employed, DR.. Holston hav-
Ing sole charge OF the patient, who Is now rapidly
recovering.
The papers either do not mention DR. Holston,s
name or else Inisspell It, and ask them to cor
rect OF copy this statement.
SELDEN w. CRow, NJ. ID.
Music AT THE Navy YARD.-A grand musical
treat will be rendered our Navy Yard friends to-
morrw night, al the church on Fifth 81. and Va.
avenue, which has been gotten up for the benefit
OF the Choir and Sunday school of the Methodist
protestant church. The programme has been
selected win great care by the conductor Mr.
Jonn VI mcfarland, and will be performed in
GOOD style Dy the excellent corps Of singers who
are announced TO participate on the Occasion Onr
readers Will hail this announcement win Mas.
ure. r~
WALL, STEPHENS Co. have lust onan.. =,
assortment Of articles essential to the enm,o,, :,
sgentleman. See their advertisement,
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Isl THOMAS DOWNING au,,
RyJ. G. NcGITIRE W., .,--.-------

By J. {. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers.
EURNlTURE AND HOUSEHOLD EsFrcrs
u. AT PUbLlc SALE On THURSDAY MORN
the late Mrs Gossln, on eth, between Dand Is
streets, we shall sell the Furniture a. d Effects.
comprising
suite Of Mahogany Damask Covered Parlor Furni-
Marble top Centre Table, Whatpot
Can" and Wood seat Chairs Loun,e
window Shades aud Curtains,
Mahogany Sofa and Chairs
Carpets, OIlciOth, Mating
Sedsteads, Bureaus, WaTdrohes
Feather Beds, Bolstfrs, snd Pillows
blankets, Comforts, Spreads
Mattresses. Washstsnds, Toilet Sets
Locking & asses, Girandoles,
China, Glass and Crnckery Ware
cooking Stove and Fixtures
Together with a lot of Kitchen Reoujsltes
Terms: S25 ana under, cash: over thst sum q
credit OF 81 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
sd J. G.. McGITIRE A. On A,.,.
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DIED.,

On the 9Th instant, Mrs. ANN ELIZABETH,
wife Of George Il. Raub.
Her funeral will take place from her husbands
residence. corner of G and 18th streets west, on
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock the friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
tin eliigencer, Union, and Leonardtown papers
copy.D
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LrssS Salts. Business SUITS.
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully au,
RR2Sunces tnat their annual display of ALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING Is now ready for INSPECTION
comprising an assortment of GeHtIenenS aad
fotas CIothtng OF the newest and richest design
IN material, trimming, and workmOnshIp,
TO those who study exoell ence, with ECONOMY in
IashloLaDe articles Of dress, opportunity Is now
OHsfed Tor selecting from oEe of the most attrac-
tive stocks of Clothing IN this city at very reduced
PIIces. L2-lm
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w szsd M q. oppGSfs bTSInSl can t1rnlsh any
TlONS, &c, c.: and also furnish the Ware for
table, at low rate. Try him. oc4.2w
WEAVER again makes those excellent Boston
w and French CREAM CAKES, for which he
has SO excellent a reputation. Try them. Oc 4-2w
LOUISIANA AVENUE -
III be -tceeH SiLh and Seueutk SIS OI
PAINTING, GRAINiNG, and GLAZING
faithfully and accurately atten led TO.
oc4-St (StatesD
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ID MRS. J. BURGHALTEk

RESPECTFULLY Informs Ihe lad es of Mash
ington and GeorgetOwn that she is ready 10 resums
her Instructions on the Piano. She has been well
known as teacher In both cities for a number of
years, and can give the best references She 10 par
uCulaIly DESTROYS 10 Obtain few more pupils an
u hometown. Terms moJenaie.
HI Communications IA be Jeff At Mr.. Metzs-
rotps Music Store, NO. 81 Penn. avenue. or a. Mr.,
Clteh's aney store, No. 2sS Penn. avenue.
Sc eolmr
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COATS, PANrs.AN yRsrs

WRDDlNG CAKES, very pretty, very cheap and very
nice, al the PhIladep hla Confectionery, O. 5S Pa
avenue, between I'd and Sd SITS
2-lm ~ NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
Io.DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
BY J. C. Mo6UIR 4 CO., Auctioneen.
lNkESERXED SALE QE tn p Il e GA Al Il

BY J. C. MoGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneer,,
NREsERyED SALE OF THREE SMALL
TUEsnayyA L LG.ELE S2uhsss OF 6RouSD-On
49,, ~ tne Aneton Rooms, We shall sell to the
Estss. n'41ers the follow ing ven valuable Real
LSteso IN W aahingtan: 49,
sysnns NO. 10 50, fronting RESPECTIVELY on Vermont
contain,ns ~ street, and 18th street vest And
eSssse.nInk ~, No square feet "e.'' eA'N
-. SSe ~ No. ~ froRtIng ON Verrno,, .v>nu.
II "a SQUARE cs snd itn street vest and contsinlns
These two squa' es are hanus om.l, Lo,.,..
non part 81 me second Ward which IN rse ~ ,ne
Also, SQUARE No. 81, froutinr rexne.,,,.I- -
view Jersey avenue, north street and Is, ey 80, on
nest. IN the immediate vicinity Of the n ,s1sesSt
DeRoL. ana contains lbs square feet Of gro1nd
Terms: One, fourth cash the re.du. in ,,..
~ mounts, with interest, secured BY deed m trnst
Sc q cod J. G. Mcguire CO.. Auct..
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctiopeer..
rLOSING OUT SALE AT THE LAKES,
SFANcY BAzAAR.-On tuesday, EVENING"
az o clock. We viii sell the remaining stock nj the
ranc, Bazaar. on PennsylvanIa avenue, between ri
ana Sd streets, comprising
nsosewood Piano Eorte and Stool,
Perfnmery, Soap, Hair Dyes
COCKS ana Brackets, Vases, yewelry &C. &c
PERSONS who purchased ~ former sales and failed
10 get Their goods are notie ed that they will he re-
fore the SAL. " " eou '"' oe-
Terms cash,
oct-2t &c. MCGUIRE a. CO. auc,s
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~ u" j. ID. HANMACK'S a
IL ~ fA.l r $ T URA Mt IN
w three doors above Will k.lixs,Sk
lards' Hotel, where all the
dellcacIes of the season be found AZ apy and "A
times. Private Rooms for Dinner and SupneT p,'r-
ties Single gentlemen can be Accommodates w. IN
bolId by the day or month. The stock ~ II M
an0 Liquors cannot be Surpas sed IN the eonntr,
polite and gentlemsnly har keeper and sal nj Scr
wants WAC can imagine the wants of gentlemen
r. S.-A call will prove the shove oSS,
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EREsa GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
The subscriber has just received, eonaisnme..t,
- barrels No. fMACKEREL,ls4
81 barrels No. 2 NJ tCKEREL, ls5s
90 barrels No. 3MACkfREI.. IES
q ~ barrels No. HtRRlN6S,
10 kIos TONG [ rs and SOIJNDs
10 kids No. MACKEREI
10 kids No. 2MACKERkl
10 lsrces GOLDFISH,
Al No. 464 7th street, opposite Patent Once
DC <-u IONASP IEVY
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DARLOR FURNITURE
i PAPER-HANGINGs AND UPHOLSTERY GoopS
The subscr, bers keep ON hand and make to order
al styies Of CAB NET ami pARLOR0
FURNlTURE, such as > Jfas, Arm, tasy andtN
Rocking Glars, Lounges, dc. Also. a supe- IN
nor assortment of PAPER: HANGIN6S,H
Borders and shades. Paper Hung IN the best
manner. Carpets Cut. Made, and Put Down on
short notice. Furniture Repaired and Vanished.
Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs from Sl2 10 8 ~ each
Ensmeled Covered Lounges AS low as S..
A call Is respectfully solicited from persons fur
nlshlng their houses can and do sell furniture
of oar otcn make, az low, If not lower. than the
same style Of work mot city make can be bought
at IN this CITY.
JOS. r. n. PLANT & CO.,
Paper Hangers. Upholsterers, and
Manufacturers of Furniture,
&C Ism $50 ID street, bel ween 9th and Ipth
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sistant Surveyor 81 900
The motion to postpone, amended, was
passed. =
The bill for the relief of Foster Henshaw was
taken mp
Mr.. Mohun moved to recommit II to the claims
committee; passed.
The Board then adjourned.
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BY THOMAS BOWLING. Auot;ono.,

WILL SELL, ON THURSDAY MORNING
~ cto9es TN, az 10 O'Clock. at the residences OF
tne ATE Ssofge Knott, So on the corner of G reen
and Dunbsrton streets, Georgetown Honsehoid eod
Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting of ~
Chans, Tables, Carpets, Sofa,
Looking glasses. Beds. Stoves. 40
One large eight day Clock &c,
Also, new Platform Scale.
Carriage and Harness, new Iigbt Waco,
lot OF Store Fixtures, &c
Mhh MANY articles, too numerous to mention
Terms cash. w 'ion'
q
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The Pic Me AT THE PARK by the German
fagefs, yesterday, was deligh tiul one TO all
concerned The scene was gracrd by the pres
ence of numerous ladies, W no partici pated largely
In the festivities Of the occasion. Dancing was
ments as required the attention oil the party Al
the refreshment room, and brief space dufiDy
which magnificent banner was presented 10
the company by the ladies. The banner was
presented by Mrs. Miller, assisted by Mrs Reese
Mrs Juneman and Mrs. Ofenlin, with an appro.
pirate address, and was received by Captain
Schwarzmann, who replied in behalf Of the COM
pdny, The ladies and the COMPANY were after
wards addressed by Col. Hickey, OF the District
Militia, who was present The day passed OF
happily and quietly, and at ightfall ali returned
like sensible people
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mn. TO THE LADIES OF WASHING q
SSG TON AND VICINITY. g.

M TO THE LADIES OF WASHING N
SNE TON AND VICINITY. SHp
MRS. X. g. ETCHISON would respectfully IN
form her customers and friends IN general tina che
has Just received her entire
STOCK OF FALL GOODS,
consisting OF all kinds of Ribbons. Bonnet Mate
nails OF every description, Flowers, rumes
Ruohes, white and oOlo.ed Straw Bonnets straw
Brslds. Roanet Frames Velvets, Caps, with great
variety Of handsome Lace Collars aud Sets; also a
verv large stock of French Embroideries, Of every
style, among which are Swiss and Cambria Rufiing,
and Inserting, Infants Bodies Il "a G with very
nice assortment of WOrsted Goods. which she has
JUST received, consisting Of Opera Hoads. Nubias,
every style; besides very good assortment OF
Dress TRIMMINGS, Fnnges, Laces, all OF the latest
STYLE; with many other things too numerous to be
mentioned, which she Will sell AZ the lowest cash
prIaes.
No. 70 Pennsy vania avenue, opposite the Centre
MaIket %
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FUTURE DAYS.

By B0NTZ 4 COOMBS, AuctIoneers.
A TTRACTlVE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
ARTICLES, &c. AEON THURSDAY. TN inst
~ 10 O'clock a. M. we shall sell the entire stock OF
NE DIy Soocs store on 7th street, between NJ and
o, which wI.l be sold without reserve ~
Inc LADIES' are particularly invited TO attend.
oo4 BONTZ & CoOMBS, Aucts.
By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers.
SALE OF SMALL BRICK DWELLING
HoUsE AND LOT IN THE FIRST wARp-On
rhlpAf AFTERNOON, October Sth, at 5IS
O'Clock on the premises. we shall sell OF No q IN
SO are NO. Is, fronting 81 feet 10 inches on s6th
street west, between north X and I, streets run
ming BACK sS feet 20 20 feet alley, with the I'm
proveDents consisting of a two story Brick House
containing five rooms.
Terms; ONE fourth cash; the residue in ST
WE'VE, ana eighteen months. with interest secured
by deed In trust on the premises oN
oc4-d J. e. MCGUIRE a. CO.. Aucts
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The LADIES will find at the establishment of
D. L. Dutey, 3l3 Eighth street, an assortment Of
trimmings which have been selected with the
utmost care. Call and see them.