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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-17

L. s. ATroEsEY.--Tbs Washington Star
q the sth says:
EomyAuos.-Ne learn, uuottic.aily, that
Henry = Fitch was nominated yeBtcrday TO
,te Senate a. Z. :. District Attorney lor the
corthern district Of Illinois.
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Hotel TO Rent,

HE subscriber offers for the RAILROAD House
the of La Sale and Marquette Sts., ne al
the Railroad Depot in Ottawa. She has kept the hous,
herself for tie last four years. and always found il
good paying stand. 1t will be rented with withou
furniture. Apply soon, to
ap17-fV$ MARGARET NOSTIN
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Nh OsNAS, SIR Il was instructed by
vote of the annual town meeting held in
Brooklield April 9th, 1858, to publish in the
Ottawa papers the following resolution " hich
was unanimously passed a. that meeting,
viz:
Resolved, That this town will favor the
construction of a free bridge at Ottawa, pro-
vided it can be built on just principles"
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE MARSH.
Torn CIR Of BrooLGsI.
Broohfeld, April II, 1853.
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GREAT ATTRAC ION
G g EARL &. SONS.

1.-THE subscribers take pleasure in being able to
i nounce to the citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity that
thew have received, their stand their stock
of Goods from the manufacturers This is the
greatest opportunity offered TO the citizens. As
their stock is the i0r0eSt in the county, and selected
from the best and most extensive manufactures and
importers in America, comprising all grades and styles
Val Paper and Decorations for Parors and halls from
the cheapest blank to the richest gold and velvet Also,
large and splendid collection of Window Shades Cor
nces, Trimmings, Fixtures, &c. &c.
In connection with the above they have the largest
ana finest assortment of Oils Paints, Varnishes, and
Painters Tools, in the Market all of which will be sold
lnvf for
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LOOK OUT. LOOK OUT.
FOR THE
Arcade Clothing Store,

~ T., the Undersigned, take this opportunity n
w tiahhhg our many customers for the patr1nae.
winch they have bestowed upon us during the sb n t.
"h'eh We nave been here and at the same time to in
oi mem ana an others in town and country that we
nav JUST received large stock OF SPRING AND SIM
oif "ooDo ei-ns aud Boys Clothing and Furnishing
uoOdS, OF all Kinds, all Of which have been made mn in
our own manufacturing establishment especially for
tis market in the latest style ard from the best nat
terms Those who favor with call vii nor only he
OF Goods. nav 'Ni's
an who wish to gave money IN buying good Goods,
WIZ ", 40 wen 10 can at NEiLLEE K BROS
iaive 'FRONT.' STORE Main ST., opposite Mansion House.
spi.-3ni By T. LEBACH. 1g@at
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BINDeRY AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY,
CHAS. &. LTTZ.

Gook Esnd<,. and BoRE Book Manufacturer, Ottd,rd
All kinds of BLANK Books Ruled and bound on short
notice Music, Magazines Pamphlets, &C. neatly bound
Also WALL PAPERING done, and PAPER BOXES
made 10 order.
Post Odice Block third story. aplI
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New ORLEANS, April II.
The creYassc opposite our city continues,
stopping trains on the Opeleusas railroad,
and doing an incalculable amount Of dam
are
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la Sale Co. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
TsJHE annual meeting Of the La Sale Co. Mutual Fre
Insurance Company, for the election of Directors
and other business will he held at thu office OF the Com
pany on Thursday the 9Th day of May next at O'Clock
p. NJ.
The Directors will hold their last quarterly meeting
Monday the Sd day OF May Mt o'clock p NJ, at the Of
fee Of the Company. [spli-3wl WM. NJ. TRUE, Sdc'y.
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Spring and Summer Goods
EiSkE g. TAYLOR'S !

CLOTHING. CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
B1OTS AND SHOES IA rs AND CAPS.
VI7E have the largest and best stock OF Goods
w offered in this market, they being manufactured
expressly for and all made in the best
and latest styles, good any made article
be manufactured in this city.
900 Coats, French Broadcloth German Cashmere,
Ermmet and Cashmeve Goats White Linen, Marseilles,
Duck. Lasting. Queens Cloth &C, &c.
1000 pair Of Pants, Fine Black, Fancy Cashmere, Lii
men, Tweed, Marseiles, &c.
1900 Vests, Of every style.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
French Scarf Stock, Collars, Shirts, Shirt Bosoms,
Socks and Gloves; in fact everything usually kept in
frstclass Clothing Store. large assortment OF Hats
and Caps for Men and Boys Every style OF Boots and
Shoes in the Eastern market be found at store
North side OF Court House Square, two doors east of
City Bank. flSkE TAYLOR.
=. S.-We not to be undersold, and will sell as
cheap the chealest. No trouble to show goods
Ottawa, April II, 1855 4. 4 T.
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V'-'I = :. 1T
Broohfeld, April y, 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22
- Auction Sales
To-Day 9 70. MoRRoN MoRNIN0i
By.A. GREEN. Anof,

- - AUUt1Ou C8l0&
I0.DAY g 1V.M0RRoW MoRNIN0.
ByA. GREEN. Auct,onesr. :
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON srH ST..
n East OF JHE CAPITOL; Ar tucrIoN.-0n MON
shall se to. No s. IN IN No. sns sss
ing front OF 50 feet the west aide Of sth street
back ' naS saS nSIsa :ss
Terms; One third ossh; Balance in six and nine
deed given and deed Of trust taken. Tfte IN
Ssputsoe. All oonveysncins At the cost of the puT-
the terms be not complied with within 10 d.,,
Iss Gay Of sss the property vi. be resod At the
no Is GREEN. Auot.
By THOMAS BOWLING. oeorsetovn-
Will SELL, ON TUESDAY MORNING
next, November %, ct the auction room, No. 10
sets Red Mems Rssaiia, Of different style and
Also, large Cooking Stove, in perfect order and all
Also. So"fH os 81 Furniture
f nitns Ash ' Sns
s. @@EsS sHEE By c 9xr hrssasi or
~ ~ 1, NEW AND AND S S,rEsIoR cnMSnT FuRSITgRE,
SosSicE, 30, Ss...Gn TUESDAY, MORNING..
November .. At Iso'SIosk. at the House furnishinr
near odd Fellows, Hail, We shall sell, his entire M.
stock of superior Furniture, 30, comprising, IN
" suites of Parlor Furniture of the latest styles,
covered with best French brooatelIe, lasting,
Is Sofas of new and beautiful patterns finished in
hair cloth, damask and plush.
sss1gs Ssf,' C ysGa'
~ Gabrielle Chairs, finished IN ensmslled Cloth,
- spIlns.seat Lounges, ola variety OF styles and
plvan. in hair, cloth, and French lasting,
Mahogany and Walnut Parlor Chairs. Of VARIOUS
styles,
l5paaIIf. superior and costly Lace Curtains,
Together With a large variety of articles In the
House furnishing line, not necessary to enume-
Terms; $50 and under. cash over that sum. 8
dorted notes, bearing Interest.
Ps: Cata ues viii be reidy and the goods on
esS oa!i HEoi M e 81 iss CO. .uot.
By WALL BARNARD, tucioneers
GALE OF STOCK OF PRIME GROCE-
n.T SlE Nix LIISTo SS, %e,AT AucrIos:I0n TUES
sell. in front Of our auctIon rooms corner of 9th
street ana Pennsylvania avenue, a stock Of Prime
BsrIel l Of d'Se GLOW Sugars.
Barrels of Crushed and Pulverised Sugars,
10 barrels of Extra Flour,
Boxes hImberly's Olean and Toilet Soaps,
Adamantine Candles snd Pearl Starch,
Chest Green and Back cas-,
Boxes and Baskets Bordeaux and Moe Oil,
o. Saf fs CSnee, Maoca rn1, and vermacelli,
Half baIrsls Prunes,
Barrels of Rice,
Drums Figs and Currants,
Cases az aRS ksss Shsx2f Tobacco Cigars
Barrels hne Old Bourbon Whlskey,
~ Barrels Rye and MonOngahel Whiskey,
10 one nth casks Brandy
Barrels New England Rum,
one eighth casks Duff GOrdon's Sherry,
one eighth casks Msdeira,
With large stock Of other goods, in all a com
pete assortment.
Terms; So and under, cash; over that amount a
credit Of thirty and sixty days. with satisfactorily
endorsed notes.
rO2o-d WALL BARNARD, Auct'rs.
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BY A. GREEN, Aucuopeer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EIGHTH,
BETWEEN MOTH l. ANpM STREETS, AT AUC
TIoN.-On WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, 1
shal sell, IN front II the premises ut clock D. m
part OF OF No. II, IN Square No. 4ol havinr front
inches. - "
This property is handsomely situated in a very
rapidly Improving part Of the city, and the sale Is
vel worthy the attention CT persons wishing to
purchase q handsome building lot,
Terms One hal 4 cash balance in s. II. and ls
months Tor notes bea ing interest from day of SALE
A deed gwen and deed OF trust taken. Title in
disputable.
no 19 A, GREEN. Auot
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DIED.,

UIED,
Lines on the death OF Mrs. SARAH &. DAVIS
daughter OF John L. Cassell, who died suddenly ON
the 18th instant, by her ahectIonate friend nj, A. L.
When those We love are sbatched away
From friends, by deaths resistless hand,
Our heart the mournful tribute paw
That friends and love must demand,
Yes, she was beloved In all the reat. ons of life AZ
an ereetlonate daughter, devoted wife, and fond
mother, beloved sister, true friend, and exemplary
clr!stlan; adjoining the circle In which she moved
by kIndne suavity of manners good ness of heart
and universal charity. Our oss 10 her eternal GAIN
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no l8-d j c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneer,.
LING-HOUSE AND LOT ON MA
- RYLhND AVENUE, BETwEkN2DANp3D STREETS
vembsr Ath, at ~ O'Clock on the premIs Is, " shs IN
SELL the west half OF Lot No g. in Square 757 front
ing 70 icet inches on Mary land avenue between I'd
aud 81 Gets east. running hack the depth of the
!ot with the improvements consisting of snbstan-
tlal and well finished two-stOry frame dwelling
a. 80, frame building back, used q work shop,
Terms: One-t Dash ;'the residue IN g. II and IA
the premises.
no lad J. C. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucnoneers.

ID o % InVU UINE q GU, AuctlOneers.
SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK Dwell.
- LlSG HorsE AND LOT AT PUBLIC SaIE-Op
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November sd, at 4
clock. on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot
NO. In Square 5l7, fronting on Massschu etts ay
enue, between Alb and 5th streets west, running
r ,nts 70 street, together grh the lmpIovs
Dwelllng-house, containing robins.
rms ls very comfortable and well arranged house
Title perfect.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, T. is
trust on the premises. -
no lad C. uoGIIRE& IN Aro,,
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AUC1IoI sALn.

By J: G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. A1otioneers.-
G:ssSM x xfA4hEgssSdE
g lis c. Sr ~.
cs,Aio;s1sque, Brszllisn Minister, comprising
and Portuguese languages ali handsomey bounS 2,
best Psrsian style Of bindings. ~
Terms cash. ,
no z J. Q: MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & Co., Auotioneers.
A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF SMALL
TEkS00N, NOvembsr ss.S, at eoioct At A he
Wines, belonging to the estate Of the late T.. b,
CHAM asns, Madsrra. Sherry. Claret. and Italia
Lot Ssilis;inla Wine, l4years old. ~
small .ot Brandy, Whisky, Cherry Cordial, Cigars,
Lot Books, Box Shells, Coil Atlantic Cable. DC.
is'm' cash. G SE6kRsiEo bb B. fo%EEik.
no2.d &c. MCGUIRE e@ % Huo,s.
BY. C. MosUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer..
saE 81 GT25SE Bon
November 18th, at ~ O'Clock we shall sell for 40
twenty four dozen LONDON boss Bsnd1
ImBsTtsd dbi,eS oi y Shs CITY
and cosnaS s9anS. Dus0y
Superior Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines,
AN ofwhleh will be sold to the highest bidder
credit, of 50 and 50 days, for enthusiastically an
oGs's notes. Osii.'5s l %esUfRE co. Auo
MARsHAL's sALE-In virtue ola vrlt of he
county Of Wsshngton and to me directed. will eIe
house door Of said COUNTY. on MONDAY, the 18th
hi: sS i No So beng foss E osa. rs
go s e. SD down IN the Surveyors ONCE, in Libsr
5 tSe No a al N an. aS sy Of C.
thereon seiz ed and levied upon as the properly OF
T BE- SID e .z sss
ONO 100 'Hi,02 " { EsEIoPbEN, Marshal
90 Il ots for the District of Columbia.
U -, THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
place; n consequence st The The iPpSsTeIey q the
no lists for the District of Columbia
Postponed, until FRiDAV the assh instant, sans
hG nn 3 sn : place. w sr1npN 49,,
MssksHAL's sALt.-In, virtue Of y wnts #
county of Washington and to me directed, / will
House door of sand county on TUESDAY, the s0th
Of Nevemoer 1858, at " O'Clock m, the following
described property, to wit: All defendants rifht
TITLE claim: and interest in and to Lots Nos and IL
square No Il, original Lots Nos. Ia and 4. In
square NO lA and the east ~ feet of Lot No g IA
square No. l47, beginning at the southwest corner
OF sad lot and running thence east 30 feet thence
north ~ ct to of said lot thence west 40 feet
and thence south 40 feet to the point of beginning
together with all and singular the improvements
and levied upon as the property Of Charles II. Van
Patten and Will be sold to satisfy Judcials Nos a,
1885 81, S72, SIS, 4, ST SIS, to October term le59
and Nos. and "a to January term 1853, Pairo q
Nour.e, John 4. Kendall, John w. Thompson, n
ID. Gilman, Nicholas Acker, John and MARY Maho-
~, WIN. IL. Ward, Michael Kelly, Jones White q
McCurdy. Ballard, Cha bourn and al, and John Ira
GER use OF Charles h. Peasants, all again Charles
ID. an ration. w. SELDEN. Marshal
noo-ts Tor the District of Columbia.
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MhRsHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF o WIT of
lf1 herr taclas, issued from the Clerks Once 4
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the county OF Washington, and to me directed,
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY.
the 18th day Of November. 1855, at IL O. CLOCK m
the oloving described property, to witt All defend
land g in Square No. S7s, in the olty Of Washing
ton, d. z together with all and singular the I'M
property Of Peter Force, and will be sold TO satisfy
Jndical No. IS, to March term, 1855, in favor of John
Farpham's heIrs.
MOTT. JD; HOOVER, Marshal
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. ~ Flour is lower: state
81 IS a 90: Ohio IS 40le5 So Southern SS 20,6 50.
Wheat 10 heavy, choice southern white Sfco,
do. western white 81 IS Corn 10 hrm; mixed rs.
Pork is lower; mess SI7 30. Lard unc hanged
Whisky is dull, and buyers demand q rsdue-
ton of &c.
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MARRIED,

On the 25t h October. by the Rev. Mr.. BoyIe
JOHM r. WALSTRUM and Miss EBOZZlE
NTH. both OF Baltimore,
baltimore Sun please co1y.D
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LOCAL INTELLIGRNCE.

NJ Though "a The starr is printed En- ths
fastest stesp press in use ssath Of Baiti-
more, fts edition II - large as TO require II
10 be put 70 press ut an early hour, Adver-
tisements, therefsre, should be sent an By II
s'cleck. m; otherwise they may mes appear
uniII the next day.
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Falling Of a Grain Wareh.use.
The New Line 10 Halifax,
Baltimore Markets.

BaLrIsoRr, Nov. ~ -Flour is dull and un-
changed =
Whsat IL dull for inferior, choice Is unchanged;
red 81 20aSl 80, white 81 35a1 80. Corn Is un :
changed new white e0sSsc., old esa7oc-, new
yellow 65a6sc- old s0assc.
Provisions are quiet and unchanged.
Whisky is frm with small sslcs; Ohio quoted
at . Nc, but some holders are ms ding advance
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CHEAP. CHEAPER. CHEAPEST.

Do you want to buya French ChIna Tea Set, COM
piete, In ~ pieces, for S4-25 worth 81!
Call ct e.. f.. GREENS.
q, Do you want to buy Fl rst quality Pressed Glass
Tum0er for 20 cents per dozen, worth IS?
Call a. c. T.. GREEN'S.
Do you want TO buy Dinner Knives for IS per set,
worth S5! Call at C.. r. GREEN'S
Do you want to buy extra heavily Plated Spoons
for 81 per set, worth IS?
Call at C. E. GREEN'S.
- Do you want to buy Furniture, Wood Ware,
any thing in the House furnishing line!
Call At G. T.. GREEN'S,
l?8 PenHSvlrGHid bet nth dsd 18Th Streets
where you can buy Goods 10 per cent and in kome
cases 81 per cent, less thar y0u can elsewhere.
% st (States)
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~ J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal
no4-ts for the District OF Columbia

By BARNARD d BuCKEY; GEORGETOWN.
'kUsTEES' LE.-By virtue of deee oftrust
oder al auction, on tuesday,, the Soth day of No
yemher next, at O'Clock p m, on the premises all
lows viz: Beginning the end ofS2 feet inches on
the hIst line Of Lot No. nine. g. in Homeads add
u oI 10 Seofgstson and running thence with the
Buffers brick house, at the end of said first line
fhenoe north and parallel to Montgomery street 10
feet. thence south and parallel to Montgomery
ments.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid IN cash. and the residue in two equs IN
etalments at and months, with interest, to be
cured. Should the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms of sale IN one week amer sale. the property
may be resold his oo,t and risk, after one weeks
notice. WALTER 9. cox
FERDIFAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees GEORGETOWN Building association.
M * eok ds RARNAR n A. HICKEY Auct.
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MARSHAL'S SAI.E.-Iu virtue of 2 writs of
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county OF w ashIDgton and to me directed, / viii
ROUSE door OF said county, on TUESDAY, the 3Of h
OF November, 1853, at IL O'clock M, the following
ute, caln and interest in and to Lots Nos. l. 3
and g. IN Square No. LA, in the city of Washington
IL. u, together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon, seized and levied upon as the prop
erty ofCharles n. Van Patten and will he sold 10
satlsiy yudIclaIs Nos. IS ana 81, to October term
l856, IN favor OF w. g. w. and Jane l., White and
James Mcclure, admir- OF John ID. Brown, VS.
Charies ID. an Patten. J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the Distinct Of Columbia.
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H. THE HARP.
Il HE QUEEN OF ALL INSTRUMENTS
Parties wishing to learn the HARP, bat not having
one viii be allowed the privilege of the use of one
Tor ually PRACTISE tCtthout charge, at the NEW
MUSICAL REPOSITORY BY making immediate ar
ransements with PROF. c. Il. DECGNIEL for
hoToEgh and proper course Of structtou, InoIud-
ing Bochsa's celebrated New HARP REJECTS AND
PASSAGES Terms $50 per quarter; pay no more.
ranted. "
HARP STRINGS for s575. Everyth in the music
lire.
Pianos, HARrs, GUITARS, &C., O., for sale and
to rent. $3.50
Musical Repository corner 1Ith st. and Pa.ay.
no 1-tf
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the LAflsF xrWS:E
BY Telegraph Cor the Fvepin. st.,

M, eskee and Misstsstv,x n .s,...x
tor. A. 49, 81, Nov. 2o.-A merting 40 ~.
&C.,. .ae miiweukee and Misss.s;n,ss ps,uSo.
Svspeny vas held IN this eity a. SPv n1nceo
AZ, ZIG ~ Pose OF taking some sesi., .-ssn
ence 70 the claims Of the noafins 49, VIE rsfer-
As Iar as the deliberations OF IA. 90, toe-
oeeh aiioweo 10 tanspire, we lear, 49, ~ n.ve
quite favorable 10 the bond ana ,,.sSS ~ ~
the concern. The road 10 now fs,tbs,Sa ~ gu
the interest upon all the bonds and ih., Pel.st
are comparatively more favorable thar 49,,
any road In the West. A full report OF ths ,,s.s
Ing held on "wednesday has been mailed 10 an.
comPany's Office in New York.
Death Of a Prsminent Railroad MAJ.
ST. ALsANs, VT, Nov. 2o-Hon. John smith
OF this place, formerly member Of Congress frem
vermont, and more recently trustee Of the nrst
mortgage bonds Of the Vermont Central Railroad
company, and an old, active, Influential and en-
vP.,sng chlzen, died here suddenly this morn
ing al the age OF si1ty-eight years.
Falling Of a Grain wareh.use. 80
ALbANr, Nov. 20.-The entire front Of the
iarge nncs building on Quay street, in this city.
in winch messp. Sepberd a Co have ssorsa
several thousand bushels OF grain feII ont 1885,
day morning into the road, and some four on 4 ye
thousand bushels oats Were thrown out With ,hs
bricks into the street
The New Line 10 Halifax. "a
BosroN, Nov. 20 A dispatch received al the
Exchange News Room from Mr.. Gisborne, this
morning, announces that be bad arrived az HALL
TAX and found everything in a favorable condI-
ton for the prosecution Of the new submarine
cable enterprise.
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lust RECEIVED AT
" STEVENS NEW FANCY STORE.
pKyy

STEVENS NEW FANCY STORE
SS PENN. AVENUE,
A choice lot Of
Velvet and Tinsel Flowers,
Bridal Wresths, Flower Head Dresses.
chenille and TInsel do.
White and COlored Flower Colfures
Gilt and Silver Drooplngs,
And indeed, any hing and every thing that can be
mentioned in the way of handsome Flowers and
Head dresses. Also, latest STYLES real ace Sets
Ladies, please call and examine for yours elves,
X. &. STEVENS,
no U-1 (States.1
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Trustees Se0Igs,oy1 BuiIdms Association.
By A: REEN Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN Auctioneer.
TNRUSTEE'S SA LE OfS TWO STORY AND
Il ArTIc FRAME HOUSES AND LoT AT ACTION
On F K DAY the 18th DAY of December next snsl
sell IN font OF the premises, At O'Clock >. m by
date the 18th day of July 1884, and recorded in IbeS
s. No 81 iolos ls7, Iss, iss, and 300, one ofthe
lsn9 records ior ashlnston county, in the District
said. viz:
All of ot numbered twenty three, (2s, in ssuare
numbered one hundred and seven, 1o7.D hsving
. Iront on forth Z, between 18th and 18th streets
two-story Frame Houses.
Terms of sale oash,
lfths terms of sac are not comphed with in three
after sale, the Trustee reserves the right TO
setne PROPERTY by giving three days notice Of such
inEton, at the nsk and cost ofthe frst purchaser.
JOHN T. Hilton, Trustss.
noIs Aw&ds A. GREEN. Alct. =.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By C. w. BOTELER, AuctIoneer.

BY G. w. BOTELER, Auotloueer,
FOR SALE.-On WEDNESDAY, the oath day
OF November, 1885, at public nc. ion, at o'cl'
P. M IN front OF the premises, shall sell, one Of
the hands omest, most eligible and desirable Lots
IN me city OF Washington for the erection Of pr-
This valuable Lot Is No. 81 in Square No III Sit
uated In First Ward, the south aide of / street
between nth and 18th SITS, adjoining esst resi-
20 feel, has depth Of 49 feet, with % foot ailey I'M
the rear, and CONTAINS So square feet 1t Is near
ments. ~f''
Terms: One third of the purchase money in cash
ana tne oa ance in three e9 ual yments of g. and
cured 6y a deed Of trust. II not complied with in 8
Gays sfter the sale the property will be resod at thu
rsk and cost Of the purchaser.
Al conyeyanolng at he expense of the purchaser.
The title lsindis putable.
no 10 G. w. ROTEIER Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-22

j II K @ q e STION
Is OFTEN ASKED, Why do so many Bouse
VI Gry go up to e. K. GREEN'S, I78A
- Pennsy lvania avenue, between nth
" and 18th streets, TO purchase what they
want, when there are many stores Of the
kind immediately IN their nelghborhood ?"
The reasons are obvious:
- FHst-C. +. GREEN keeps on hand an extern
sIve assortment Of all goods in his line.
Second-C. f.. GREEN has fne rooms In v hich
to show his goods. - -
Third-C. L. GREEN takes pleasure in showing
his stock, whether you nj to buy or not,
Fourth-C. K. GREEN sends goods to any part
Of the city free of charge.
Filth. +. GREEN'S Goods are of upenor
quality.
Slxth-C. f. GREEN being in q portion of the
city where rents are IS per cent. less than In the
Per esnt. iotrer than else, and, consequently
II person buys Of him once they always continue
can buys goods CHEAP. (States) no 20 ST