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By J. c. MCGUIRE d CO.. Auctloneers.
TRuSTEE'SSAL OFTWO SMALL BRICK
II HOUSES AND LoTs ON ~ STREET BETWEEN
VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SOUTH sTRRFTEaln
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October LIST. at
O'Clock the premises, by virtue of deed of trust
dat March 10, 1854, and duly recorded in Lber j. A.
nc. a. foios lib, ll9 and To- one OF the land rec
l. and Is, in Todd.s subdivision of Square No. ST.
f,ontlng each 50 feet on ~ street west, between
lis fe 10 inches to public alley, together with the
Improvement, consisting of two well built two
with TIN and slate, and conta ming SIX rooms each
Terms One fourth cash the residue in g. 10 ana
l8 months, with interest secured by deed Of trnst
on ths premises. N. CALLAN. Trusfee VS.
seA-eo&ds j. G. MCGUIRE CO. Lncta
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The MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, near
this city, is to be opened and dedicated on We'd
nesday next Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian
ueInen, will deliver appropriate addresses.
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TIE EMPTY BARRRLs-DAvrs rs Dxvxua-~
MI. Davis keeps grocery store at the corner of
Ninth and r streets, which store he rents from
Mr.. DeVaughr, who lives in f street, near Tenn
perance Hall. The store froAts on Ninth street
and runs back on + street some fifty feet or more
"a point where there Is private entra nce TO tn,
second and third STORIES Of the store which ere
not routed to Mr.. Davis. Mr. .DvNs has can-
ccived that he has right I" tue pavement ON r
tr'; anu mas oeen In the haiti Of placin empty
barrels along the line Of the wall from stree
corner 70 the point Of the pri vat. entran ., above
mentioned for the last two years more Recent
however The street has been raded and the pave
meat lowered to correspond and tn. .npty bar
were removed to the gutter until the w1rS should
ne competed. This morning the PAYERS having
finished their WORK, Mr. ID. moved the barrels
10 their old position against the street wall
OF his store Mr. Dew. came and ordered them
away, claiming that Davis had no right to occupy
the space where they stood Davis refused to re-
move them, and the landlord did the work HIM
self. Davis then again placed them against the
wall, and again DeVaugnn removed them to the
gutter.
In the mean time, symptoms of a row began to
manifest themselves, first developing in the form
Of sharp words and rapidly assuming a more pug
nacious form till at last the opposing forces be-
came arrayed opposite each other with an empty
sugar hogshead between them, the one endeavor-
ing to force this singular bone of contention to-
wards the gutter, and the other doing his best to
force il in the Oppo~ite direction The struggle
became animated and exciting, and large
crowd OF persons who had gathered around the
scene OF contention, watc he'd for the issue wi b
no little anxiety Finally the landlord finding
himself gradually receding under the active ex
e'uon OF the tenant and his clerks, (who had
come 70 the assistance Of their enPlOyer) let go
his hold on the barrel and made pass at the ten
ant with goodly sized fist Tenant lodged and
retallated with right handler, which took effect.
ana SO the bystanders awarded first bit TO tenant
After few more passes, in which. as our eve
witness says. both = cOmbataBts displayed pluck
and Were mutually punished - the landlord
went down, and the tenant - mounted, him. and
proceeded to institute 4 series Of well-directed
rlght-and-efters against the face of his PROSTATE
foe, which were interrupted by some persons in
TIE crowd, who now lnterf red and pulled him
of In no way daunted by the Interference of
their friends, the combatanS were about to renew
hOstilities, when, by the advice of u number of
mutual friends, they concluded to suspend opera
tons for the present, and each went his way to
~ssh OF the stains of war. The empty barrels are
in the gutter, and the landlord has blue SPOT
around every eye in his head
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By A, GREEN Anc,Ionao,

I OF FOR SALE UNDER ACT OF CON.
gust II, 1885. to enable the "Hsfmony Socist, ~
dispose q square rs the trustee viii offer Ia sale
m. in front Of the premises, Lots ?. s. oelock
On no. north t. = s, and is in ssid saasts Sntns
The sale subject to the apopoys ~ tha s,,,.
Oh me INFERIOR, and the deeds 10 purchasers at
bsv;n. S vii pear ms written approval. The title
U9yernment is Of course perfect
LeIms: One fourth cash the residue in G, II, 10
ano ~ months, Tor notes bearing interest, secured
by deed oftrust upon the premises.
BY order Of the Trustee.
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Ss..zs7 FURNITURE -
WAFER oMs-s
HOUSE-KEEPING Goon

WALL BARNARD are now receiving AZ
thelr FURNITURE Wars-rOOms, corner of c and efh
streets, just ir the Of the Auction Rooms a
complete assortment of -
FURNITURE, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, sc.
Comprising a large variety Of
Mahogany and Walnut Tete-a -'retes. Sofas
Sofa Beds, Easy ChaIIs, Rockers,
Arm and Parlor Chairs.
hosewosd and Walnut ParlOr Suits
Cottage Chamber Sets, painted, and with and with
- out marble tops,
Mahogany and Walnut Jsnny LIND F,anoh "a
other Bedsteaos, ~
eT Bureaus, ~ WI
walnut and Mahasany sidsboards, Desks, Score
arles, Hat Racks. Whatnots, COmmodes, ana
Etageres, "~
Cans, Rush, SPripy- seat, LADIES', Dining. Office
ETY., '0''
Wslnut and Oak Extension, Dining. NarbIa- ton
~ Centre, Side, and other Tables, ~
Tut frama Mirrors. Mahogany, and other Gl.sses
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows
Waskstands, ~ ''
With q large variety Of other goods not here emu
herateu, all OF which we offer az the lowest prices
WALL q BARNARD,
Auctoneers, corner OF 9Th St
Sc IS-ot and Pa. avenue, south slde.
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WATCH RErURNs.-A. d. Crane. insane; held
for his friends. Julia Butler, (col. y drunk and
disorderly; work-house 30 days. NJ. McConnor.
do; fine aud costs. 3 Is Jno. Wilson. do do
% Is. l.. Quinlan, do; do, - rs Lawrence
Hickey. do /; do. 81 10
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MKN's DRESS SUITE,
Mass Bxsinsss Sxits,
Youths Business Sxits,
CHILpRKN's DRESS SuITs,

NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hail Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would res pectfuly
announce that their annual display of Fall and
Winter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. II
Youths Clothing ofthe neve:t and richest designs
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of Dress opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attractive stoc
duced prices. 28-ly
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Alexandria MarLeis
Baltimore Markets

ALEXANDRIA, September 30 -Flour-no sales
w heat-sales of fair TO good white at ~ IsaSI "a
red at SI.l3aS1 10. Corn-no sales
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The WATER MAIN.-The Purveyor has turned
the water into the pipes on Ninth street between
the avenue and r street north, and the operation
gives general satisfaction.
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FOR FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENTS in all de-
Iartments Of business, in the city, see our Alpha
betical Business Directory, in another column
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FUTURE DAYS


NARSHAL'S SALE.-in virtue of two wrItx or
" nsri iaeias issued from the Clerks Office OF
me CIIcat Court Of the District of Co umbia for
viii expose public e, for cash. in fant If tbs
court ,s House de3r of said county. on THURSDAY.
FL PENDANTS right title claim and interest in and
70 Lot Ne. In square No. sl6, in the cIty OF Wash
the ProParty Of Thos Bar EFT and viii be soid to
~ favor of Geerge and Thos Parker q Co. and
Hamilton d Leach. 'AO
w. SELDEN Marshal
iOr the District Of Columbia.
MARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of a wit of
,o hsrI iac,as issued from the Clerks ONCE oftSe
County Of snS :, OF EoiSmbs fer the
expose to public sale for cash, in front of The Can't
18th ay Of October next i85s at y oclock M, the
lnit,2winE Described property. to wit: All defend
s@as S With ali IN and de of
as The properly OF RoPert IL Hsrrs6a, and Will Se
sold to setiSfy y"dicIals No. "a TO October term.
1852 In favor OF Samuel t lanes 3 =, n,> -,
&c ID" for the District of Columbia.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF writ of 6erl
W 1aclas ISSUED from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
y of Washington and to me directed, will expose
70 public sale for cash, in front Of the Court House
ofseptember ls5 at i ooScf Following Rs nm G de
ssr6ed property to wit: All dsfen5ants right title
9, and g. Of Square No. $50; also, Lot No Is. in
square NO Z9, IN the city of w Washington, ID. c.,
together with all and singular the improvements
there1n, seized and levied upon as the property of
WI b.. Robert and Jos. NJ. Downing, and will be
sold TO satisfy Judlcia!s No. 81, to October term
1859 In favor OF y. c. stephens, surv Of John Mui
iIkln, VS.. VIM. b., RObt., Joseph NJ, and Josepb
Downing, and Henry I. Greer.
w. SELDEN,
au 29-ts Marshal for District of ColumbIa.
DTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONEDIN
Consequence of the weather, until SATURDAY
next, the oath Inst., same hour and place
w. SELDEN.
seA Marshal for District of Columbia
IL THE AROVE SALE Is FURTHER
Postponed until MONDAY, the Sd day Of October
next, same hour aud place.
WIN. SELDEN
sc "a td Marshal for District OF Columbia
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By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers

BY ). Z. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers
TWO HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSES, NEAR THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
v .toDer AZ o'clock, on the premises, we shall
Tne1 a. puplc auction the two new four story Brick
Gently er. ct q on the north side of New oTk ave
nue., between l4th and 18th streets Each house
ater and gas pipes throughout, ma bile nantes
olst ,rh IN the yard and are finished in very su-
perior manner. Titles indsputabIe
Terms, One fourth cash the residue in & 70 "a
q a, >, months, VIII Interest, secured by deed
Sc sod J. c. Mcguire n CO Auc.s
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By e. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE.
- f.KCGLLENI FURNIIrRE AND EFFECTS AT PUB-
LC ApcTION-On TUESDAY MORNING, Octo-
per 4th; Al 10 O'Clock At the residence OF Charles
r let, Jr Esq on III st set. between 18th and isth
Streets we shall sell all the Furnit ure fleets Com
prlslng-
Sup sriUI rosewood seven octave round corner Pi
- ano 70 te, BY VIM knabe d Co.
HANDSOME gilt frame Pier Glass, Slab and Bracket
SUIT OF four blue and gold Damask Curtains, Cor
Suite Of walnut damask covered Parlor Furniture,
consisting oftwO Medallion sofas and six Par
Crimson brOeatelle covered Sofa and Arm Char, 4
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables Book stands
MlrrOT-hack w hatnot. Fancy Chairs,
Velvet, BRUSSELS, aud Three ply carpets Oilcloth
Bronze Hat tree. Hall Chairs and Stove,
walnut caryed-eg Extension Dining Table
Arm Dining Chairs, Lounge,
Set, ~ D''-''s
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
HANDSOME walnut Jenny Lind Beistesds
walnut w ardrobes Dressing Bureaus
Washstands, Toilet Sets Looking Glasses
PalntId Chamber set, Mattresses,
lane AID ood seat Chairs. Rockers
stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c.
Terms: So and under cash; over that eu,, a
credit OF g. and 81 days for salts actory endof sed
Sc IS cod j. C. MCGUIRE CO Aucts
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browns HorEL, Sept Ia5g.
THEIR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
cIENrNS, In commencing their Fall trade offer
10 the whoiesa or retail puTcl the largest and
most comprehensive stock of Gentemen's Belong
lngt ever offered by them an1 probably the largest
stock south of New York. Occupying the same
store Tor twenty years, and buying cTusiyey for
cash. ana deallRg only first class goods are ena-
bed To s IL at the lowest prices. STEVENS,
sc 4l0t Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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DUBLIC SALE Or VAIIJAR T. THOR
Il 80 OUGH-BRED STOCK

PUBLIC s SilGH 4s p HA sTI,aB E THOR
aijo' ming PIPER Ma -Iborons h, on TuESDSTS. ~,
9Th day of October next for cash or nn
the following valuable stocE: WIN interest added
No. |. -Four year old Bay Stallion, dam Lrcy
i4hs, DS soga Promises great speed, dOcIlty,
p no BLACK Gelding, two years old, by Franklin
No. 5. Black Gelding, two years old by Saratoga.
No.4 bay Gelding. two years old, by Saratoga.
Nos. BAY E!lly, two years old, 10y Saratoga.
No T. Black lilly one year old, by Saratoga.
No. 3. Sorrel Stud Colt, one year old, by PTiam,
40 Iron Gray Stud Colt, one year old, by Sar-
No. 10. Bay Stud Colt, one year old. nv saratoe.
Nol2. Black Stud Colt, one year old. by Ssratoss-
NO. - pay FIly, four months old, dam Lucy
No. Il. Bay Stud Cot, FIVE months old, by Sara
tOga - 'a'
No. IS. Bay Stud, four months old, by Saratoga.
No. Il. Bay Stud, four months old, By SARATOGA.
No is. Bay Gedins' two geaTs Old. ~ a %seSs
Inc dams and sres OF this stock will be exhibited
those desIogs Of selsctinF pairs. ma, f orm .Sms
estimate OF the advantages that are now offered by
IDENTITY asserted on examine that these
Will command the admiration Of Judges however
competent and practised.
At the same time and place will selI-
s Durham Bull Calves from four to eight months
ported hull. ~ ~ ny IN mn
Durham Hefers, one four months and the other
one year old ~ isi
These animals are from Durhams of the most an
proved lmPortatlons The records of the Maryland
AZ, Society for the last years viii at
stanoad OF elton TO which thew be brought
as my nero wall be on the ground. Also,
spairs Red, well matched o ken, from one to two
years OLD. purchased TO order In Connecticut
Sc ls dts " " 'S CLEMENT HILL.
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REMOVAL.

- REMOVAL.
SAMUEL BROWN respectfully informs ms
nlends ana customers that he has removed from
NO. il8 Pennsylvanla avenue, to 55~L 9TH street
opposite Centre Market, near the large Red Post
BaTthoiow's Agricultural Store where be will keen
constantly on hand a large assortment of X eady
Made Gn0THING. Also, Ladies' sd Gentle,
mems BOOTS AND SHOES, which ne offers for
tIohdSe 81 we publlc Sc ~ linz
IDkOF; GASZlNSkI will resume his CLASSES
Il IN DANCING. at Franklin Hall, corner "a
OF yin and streets, on 4th ofOctOber. Classes n
for Masters and Misses at 4 D. m, Ladies and -
TTentlenen at ~ IN. on Tuesdays and ~
Thursdays, Application can be made to Prof O.
at his residence-No. 337 r street. between 18th
~ m
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& U a Z oAIc. o L.
Now on the vay, per schooner Harrison Price.
per schooner Alabama,
a5 tons of Red Ash COAL
These cargos of Coal are of the very hast ou.l,,,
and parties ordering IL will be furni shed % csnt "a
ofyard prices, II delivered from the vessel. y"
9th and o streets, containing rooms VI
tCHAPIN a. BRO
seH-zweod NO. 422 18th St, bet 4, snd ii
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AUCTION SALE.
THIS AFTERNOONG TO-MOPR0m


By A. GREEN, Auetioueer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
~ Navy YARDAT AUcrIoy.-On FRIDAY, the
18th instant, shall sell. IN front Of the premises at
clock 2, M, q ma sotpe Building Lot near the
western gate Of the Navy Yard, lt being Lot No a
IN Squsre No. $50 This property fronts AZ feet .
lnches on south VI, between 18th and 7th streets
Az, ano runs back f2s feet N inches TO 50 feet
r,ar srEms Onethird cash; balance In g. G. and ~
Tor notes b. ng int rest from d,y Of sale:
49,; sssn and Coed OF trr ST taken All convey
Sc ~ cod She cost OF tle purchaser.
By -; Z. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionee,s
hhEMPTORY SALE OF VAIUARIpiu
sp phoEfD AND UNIMPRorxn $780, ~ ~ n ~
o.cIoct a, IL En- MOON, September am Al fanT
ast h;dJar 81 PIeinlsss. We shall sell 10 the his.
Part OF Lot No. 10, IN Square NJ idS 20 wa;
R,th street, between 18th and IStb nolt'ng on
Frame House. OIL a moe 2-story
lnmeaiatey after, Lots S. s, 9, Is. " 10
subdivision ofSquare No. 2e, fronti1S D,nry $
on Eorth street between 18th apJ I5.h
81, between north and q sts on the n t y. io.h
IN Detwsen 18th and 18th sfs and on l4th street e.
twesh aad u streets north. Lot No. 81, on 1a,h
Is I'D proved by neat and well built two stor
: Also, at the same time and place, Lot No Il. in
S9usre No 85s, fronting on north street betw zee
9Th and 18th SITS. east 'e" oen
rules unquestiO uable.
IermS: One fourth cash the residue in G. IL ana
10 win interest, secured by deed of trust
III Purchasers must be prepared to settle within
thee uaS aitst the sale, as the owner mcst leave
the CITY AZ the eNpir alton Of that tune
soH-eoSos &C. MCGUIRE x CO., Auct'rs
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionser
HOESEHOI.p AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
MaNb 5W5NG tb M4 s. ~ &c ATcI6x
residence of VIM. X. Guebe on north side Of noItS
H. between 2lst and S2d SITS, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
90 ID assortment of Furniture. VIZ: ''''
Mahogany Sofas, Gnsirs, and Ottomans.
Be- b. R Rssf Dressins Bur SS Snd Tables
Beds and ot6sr M.is ssa,o'e'
emma; elias and Crockery Ware,
seTTtlng Machine, IN complete order, made by
Brussels and other Carpets Window Curtains,
with good lot of Kitchen Requisites.
Sc % GREEN. Auct.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctroneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND HOUSE
MoS SfE1sG MG6FFSGSs AZ PUsLIs AgcTIoxE0n
at the residence of the late Charles St John Chuhh
on north street, between 18th and 18TH streets west
fsnaIl sell the entire Furniture AID Effects, CON-
suite of Rosewood Crimson BrocateIIe covered
Sofas, two Arm and four ParlOr Chairs,
suite OF Br9eatelle and Lace Curtains, with Cor
Handsome Gilt six light Chandeliers and Gas Fix.
-, lures throughout,
Rieh Gilt French Mantsl Time P dta, " "a'lO''
CHINA Vases. Bronze and other Ornamsnts,
sapsTO aSap aeh anda fnIks6 CARPETS,
Bronze Hat-tree Hall Chairs,
Rosewood Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables
Rush seat FaLcy Chairs; Lounges, Hygean Chair,
superior Mahogany Desk,
Rustic Liquor and Cigar Cases
Extension Dining Table, Dining Chairs
Sliyer-plated Tea Service, astOrs and Cake Ras-
French China Dinner, Tea and Coffee Service.
hlch Cut- glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Walters
Excellent Solid Mahogany Ii. dsteads, Wardrobes
Dressing Bureaus and Washstands,
walnut French and Cottage Bedsteads
Handsomely decorated China Toilet Sets
Superior CURED Hair Mattresses,
Bolsters and Pillows,
blankets. COmfor,s
sewing Machine, ron Extension Chair,
Complete set Edinburgh Encyclopedias and other
Books, ~ ~'
Pater X Ihe, Fishing Tackle,
India X ubber Horse Covers, Sleigh Bells 40
Requisites.
Terms: san and under, cash; over that sum a
credit OF So and 90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest BY order OF the Trustee
Sc I'D J. G.. Mcguire a CO. Aucts
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BY j. U. MCGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE
AT AUCTION -On THURSDAY After
M NJ october Ct J, AZ o'clock, on the premises,
nc 81 fs sen part Ol Lot No 81 In square8i front
.. ieet IN Nst street west near the corner of f.
street north with the improvements, consisting OF
q Two story BRICK DwelliIs House, containing i've
rooms. me house Is well suited for a small family
s snn IN every respect well arrsDged. The Ioca-
uon is PIeasant and desirable, commanding fine
view Oh the POTOMAC river and the sprroundn R
scenery. Title indIsputable
Itrms; One third cash the residue in T. q and II
onths, win interest secured by deed in trust on
tle premises All convey ancing at the cost of the
sc $50 J. G. Mcguire & CO Annts
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A very desirable
l. COUNTRY RESIDENCE for sale or rent at
Good Hope, Il of mile from the NAVY Yard bridge
on the eastern branch also household furniture if
desirable, and implements to farm the lot. Persons
who is always at home.
&c 2i-2tawimt EDWARD III. CALVERT.
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EOR RENT-The large and commodIous
u DWELLING HOUSE No. I59 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between nth and l8th streets. lately
occupied Oy Professor Looms of the La Fayette
Institute. The house is in good condition; has
hteen rooms, large cellars, wa: and bath rooms;
Potomac water. Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply at the Surgeon Generals Office,
No. %, Winder's Building. an % eotf
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Bus sToNEorvn.

FO N CATIONS.
The undersigned offer to the public RIM .nINc
S rWVMEE from the celebrated sqaTries Of VIM. d.
y. Muruock, ESQ, near the Little Fails of The Pc
5omae, SO long favorably known, a. worked i,
~ @ .y oNeaie, Esq-, the following descriptions
Large and small TRUCK STONE for heavy fOun-
Large and small WHEELING STONE for walls
~ rom lle inches TO s feet IN thickness,
FOOTiNGS Of all dimensions, suited for brick
Fl.AGGlNG for street crossings, valks,&c.
Messrs. Silsby Co. will, ~ desired, BUILD
FOUNDATIONSina any part Of the cities Of wasb-
lngton GEORGETOWN, or Alexandria, on the most
favorable terms.
Orders will meet with prompt attention, and the
Stone delivered at any navls able point the cana
01 Sc 81 eoin ia Bridge st., Geolf St e CO.
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AUCTION MLn

BY WALL BARNARD, Auct,onser,.
FQHNITUkE, STOVES, CARpETS or
a CLOTHS, GARPkNTERs' Tools Sc I'll
TIoN.-On SATURDAY MORN1Nf T.. ~ n. AtuC-
we VIII cell, m front of the Auction Roo%s oc'oosIY
assortIn"rt OF Household and Kitchen En,s;ssnoo a
compulsory & -'.'F I - vi heuie'
Cottage Sr, OUNCE Tables z-.-.... --
Rock re, wood and cane seat Chsirs
Bedst' ads, shuck and hair Mattresses, -
PllloSs. Com, ors, Blankets, .s..-.
wash tants, Bookcases, Bureaus,
Carp Is. Gil Cloth. Mating, Beds
Carnahters' Tool Box and Tools.
hitchen Ute siis. Cooking and other Stoves v
Sc SD WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer. = 3 =
SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
M -, ,GSIRT OF COFFINs, Tools, LuMBEF, &c,-On
IUESIAI the 4td of October, 3ha,i bs order of
the Qfphans Court, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the late
residences and wareroom of John Councils, n. ceased
Oh Lhe west side OF 18th, betxe, g and III streets
90 Mahogany, Walnut and Pine Cufius,
pair cong stools, blers, ice boxes
cooling boards. Coffin cases.
work Benches, a large Assortment of "a nj nat
niahei Tools, Tool Chest, Stoves, DO.
pine Lumber. '' ' sii' "n
Terms: Under So. cash over sao, a credit of 60
anu 9u day for notes Satisfactorily endorsed hear
ing interest: By order of the administrator
-eoo-St r ,o0 A. GREEN, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30

I.AHIES about purchasing anything in the mil
hhery Ct fancy goods line, should not fail :, .s,I
on Mrs. Prenss, No. 80 Penusylvani, ,vs.,,,
s"n'h side Those visiting h@r establishment can
"a i ~ 70 og saitd bCth as regards good taste
other column. '' 1"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-30
TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
GEORGE TOWN. AIEXANNRA

UTOHUE =, W M ALE I'm IJRIA,
take pleasure In informing you that have in st
Nreturned from the North with veryNA
S4arge and complete Assortment ofASFN
* FANCY GOODS, which for variety SNkS
and beauty cannot be exceed IN this city. In adii
ton To large assortment of EMBROIDERIES
and WHITE GOODS of every d. soripton-snd
especially Res! Point and Valencia Lace Sets and
ing in prices from 81 to $751; have on hand large
and carefully select d stock Of MILLINERY
GOODS, comprising in part X ibbons, Silks. Laces,
NETS, HATS, and FLATS of every description
On Monday, the 10th of Oet,ber, 81 particularly in
vie you attention to the fact will open the iaIg-
est and best selected stock Of Black and Coiured
Velvet Silk. La e, and Straw RbnnAts. ever off red
IN the Washington market. Call and see for your
selves. '
wish to call the attention OF the ladies residing
In the northern part of the city to my New Store,
Northern Liberties Market Space. betwosn 18th and
Sth streets, where they can get any goods usually
Kept IN well reRulated Ladies' Fancy, Millinery,
and Trimming Depot.
r. G. ETCHlSON.