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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

Twelve lines Soupa-e type, compact matter, o. their
eoufvaIsrtI IN space. VIII be counted as 4 square.
pr9fessiouab!s and Business Cards, 81 line, per
ys for the first five lines and fifty cents fer each ad-
dztonaI iiue.
Estrzy Notices published four weeks - for single
animal and fifty cents FOR each additional animal -.
notice.
Legal Notices Statute rates
specisl Notices eaded and kept inside having prece-
dance Of ordinary Advertisements 30 per cent. advance
sn ordinary rates
Notices q neet!nssr charitable societies, &C hal
prfce
Advertisements not accompanied With directions viii
bs inserted TIL forbid and charged for accordingly
All t-ta.is1f advertisements 77-tst D. paid for IN
xIr1ncs EhIs rule win not DE varied rom
Yearly Advertisements zi0 -et the privilege OF chahs
aas quarterly.
ks Advertisement considered ess than squaTf.
srLLs CoLLRgrAH-r QUARTERLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
3. II. CIA8E,
nARnSER q. rEEIas.

4 r~0e~ET - La< and Solicitor n ChRcoery
= ersl Pcsrs Once ia Millions Block.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
DOCTOR DALGAIRS
4. II. afUFFETT, II.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
L once a. Farley E4tou's OH Residence ly2e
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
IN PROBATE-Iova C,npsy

IN PRobATE-Iowa County Court.
In The mater CT the Estate Of Henry Noble deceased
a. reading and filing the petition Of Amos Hays ad-
mniS-aor Of said estate, representing among 9TH
things that he has fully administered said estate and
praying hat ime and place be fixed for examining
and allowing his account Of his almiuistrati n filed
with said petition i s ordered tha said
aued by the Judge Of this Court Thursday. l2th
day OF November next ensuing, the Probate Office in
the village Dodgeyiile, in said county
And it i further ordered hat notice thereof be given
10 all persons interested publishing copy of this
der for three successive prior said dav er-
animation, in the Mineral Point TsIDuSs e weekly
newspaper circulating in caid county.
6 r. ANSLEY
County J1l9le.
Dated October Is L, 1853. 9gi2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21

JOSEPH J. DAEET
yTGs Just received The largest AMI best s-ccS =
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
hat has ever been brought T. this city The public
vsrnarttlty requested 10 call and examine for themselves
spFCTACLFS EATEE EE - and GUARDS,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE fer Sale
sepsirl0c done on Short Notice. and warranted 70
give E-flre Satisfaction Jsvrlry % Al kinds made
20 order Particular attention given g
EN @ r AY y @.
Els shop js AZ the old stand q : Darcy.
Mineral Pons Dec L. 1851. fS-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
HOHEE -A GAINl
: ID. VEFI,EEFR. VI ID.

DEsUNE5 the Practice Il his profession.
II, OyTros c0liquely opposite Pali2rd's Drug sore
15
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THE TRIBUNE.
UNION STATE TICK EFT

\ y ION S1A L II l1Ch l. l. .
For G0ue7raor.
JAMES T. LEWIS, of Columbia
For Zfs1steRzrt GcDerraor.
WYMAN SPOONER, of WaIworth.
For See-esaru Of StGte,
Col L. FAIRG HID, of Dane.
For State Treasurer,
SAM'L D. HASTINGS, of Ttempealeau
For Supsrinteaaent of Schools,
JOSIAH L. PICKARD, of Grant.
For Attorney General,
WINFIELD SMITH. of Milwaukee.
For Bank Comptroller,
WILLIAM H RAMSEY, of Ozaukee
For State Prison Commissioner,
HENRY CORDIER, of Dodge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
a.iaERsON. n. d.

HRFICF IN Mofctts Biock. IN rear q Drug stor'
RIaerAI Point, Wisconsin. ss-l ?.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For Member Of assembly, Northern District,
W J. LINCOLN, of Ayoca.
For Member Of assembly, Southern District,
FRANCIS LITTLE, of Linden.
For Supsrrtsors,
IL. w JOINER, Of Wyoming.
2-WM II. VIRGIN. of RidCeway.
3-JOHN JAMES. Of Waldwick
For S9p't or Schools,
4. ]. SLYE, Of Dodgeville.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-21
TIE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

Is PUBLIsEED EVERY WEDNEsDAY,
/. ne o.G Eagle Saloon, corner q High ana Tiue
streets. Mineral Point, Wis, by
Bills . Sz = O NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
0IRD,

On The 18th inst, after prolonged sickness, Mrs
HANNAH Ray.
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
Mrs. Hermione O. Fleet. to. day At so O'Clock Her
friends are respectfully invits1 to attend
October Sd. HANNAH MATILDA WALKER,
aged 80 years, second daughter Of the late Joseph
Thaw ana widow OF the late John walker, OF this
city. I.
Intel. please copyl
In Georgetown, D. G., Mondsy, Oct 18th, Mrs.
CECILIA CHAN DLER, IN the 25th year OF hsr
age, daughter OF William and Margaret Stoops,
late OF Gsor setown.
Her friends and the friends Of the family are in.
vited to attend her funeral from the residence of
John N. Reilly, No. 81 High street, Wednest AZ
morning, At IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARR1AGR.-Con
tanning nearly so pages and l39 6ne Plates nd 20
pgs OF the Anatomy Of the Sexual Orsans In
state OF Health and Disease. with Treatise on
seit A bnsea its Deplorsb Consequence, upon the
mlnd and Ady, With the Authors Plsn of Treat
nsnt-tne only rstio-al and successful mode of
cure, AZ SHOWN ~ the rep TT of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the mar sd anc those contem-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts of tn sir
physical condition. sent free of postage to any
address, ON receipt Of Is cents in stamps or poata
urrency, BY addressing DIR. LA CROiX. No
Maiden Lane, AlbsIy,N ocs.lm"
O1snAen6 OF TIE EllyoUs, 1xMINAL, URIHAnf
AID SEXUAL eYsTEMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports Of the HosDayd Assaetnsios-ssnt
u sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address
DE-, 6ki1in Houshton, Howard Association,
KRltaaSInafA. "A. a2-an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

CAUSE.-THE guns for the new Fort on the
BLUM below the city on the Maryla land side Of
the river are being placed In position.
Fort Rsiaers.-The Ist Wisconsin Battery has
been detailed to man Fort Rodgers, situated at
the south terminus % Water street. This Fort
is fast approaching completion.-Aiez.J Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

FOURTH WARD STATION CAsHs.-Charles
Montgomery, drunk; 81. John Henderson, do;
81 VIM. Brady, drunk and disorderiy; 90.
Samuel Reader, drunk; 80. Kate Williams,
drund and insulting white ladies; S2.70. John
Hoiloran, having stolen horse in possession;
dismissed. Peter MEG uidey, drunk and sleep.
So cents and costs. John NJ. Newmier, break
in q house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
MARRIED,

On the Sd inst. at St. Peters Church, by Rev.
Father Boyle, JACOB BRIGHT,U Navy, TO
ANNIE e. FANAk of thi. city
pR Rn ths ,2ts ips, * the Rev. e. Batter Mr.
Miss GtCRGIE A. GORDON, OF Bladenrburs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
q II A N D A L L
" FOB TIE MENBE1S OF THE
METROPOLITAN P0LIO1 OF THE THIRD

Who tce1e drafted isto tie y. S. Service.
The members Of the Police take great pleasure in
Announcing to their friends and the public 8.
that this Ball will take place At Tenn perancs ~
Hall street between Sab and 10th SITS ON -
TE 1SDAY, October 18th int. skssA
The Committee of arrangements pied SO them
selves to spare neither pains or expense to AXE 1t
pleasant and agreeable to all who may favor them
with their company.
Professor J. W. Kreis has kindly volunteered his
servicst to act Ballet Master on tho occasion.
Tickets 81. admitting . gentleman and ladies.
COMMITTEE.
G d. ekippoa John T Shield, 10 Petit,
Geo W. Frazier, Robert johnson, Jas o. LusSy,
John T. Pkrksr, Albert Brewer, oc7-lw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

DON'T FORGET that tie grand I. o. o. f. levee
Comes of to morrow night at Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street. 1t will be superb affair,
from all the indications, bringing together all
the pretty ladies and desira BILE men Of the city
Those who do not wish TO be "counted" out of
these categories had better secure their tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
FL Is + ei-------
HiTIOHkL 8lHk o. WaNaIN0T0y.
900.

~ This BAHK, oxsauised under the National
Hsnkius Lav Of III So Congress. In opened this
IN f6r the tsansastoa OF basinsas, at the corner
q riftssnth md streets, opposite Treasury De-
eerfuent. H. D. COOKS, President.
wn n HulfIuo1ou Cashier sa2lH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

CHANCE TO GET A GooD HOUSE, Sea adver-
tisement of brick house for sale by Mcclure IL
Co, this afternoon, on Fifth street, between H
and /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
MEN 8 DRzss SuITs.
Yo,ssh,s Dress Suits.


,cAildrens' School Suits.
Moan WALKEsd CO. 3sc Penn. avenue. Metro
politan hotel buiiaing, would respectfully an
ter Clothins. is nuw ready for in.psction. Il is
comprisea Of an sssortment Of Gentle men 3 and
in ma tarial. trimming and workships
To those who study excellence with economy in
now offered for selecting from the mist sttrsc,ive
stock Of ready made clothing in this city ct very
reduced prices. F. ocs-dm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
DOT AT0lSi 1St

le0O Dushais Prime Nsv Jsrses Peach BLOW
Fosstose. tast arrived and Sos ssls from xss,si IN
Lois TO suit DurchAser.a PETEn Derry.
oold-ss. IS Water street, Gso1sstoKp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auetisnssr.
Gecf getCto8 ID, C. -

T,WOsrORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT III
91oRGErown Ar AgofION.-l viii ssll o
at 4 o clock in front Of the premises, on Green
street, between Gay and Dunbsrton streets tbs
Lot fronts 80 feet Green street and In improved
by good fwo-story Brick House, containing four
rooms.
Terms: One half cash /; The remainder in six and
twelve months. with interest, secured By deed Of
trust on the premises.
al eonveysncinE 1t cost Of the purchaser.
oc7 THos. BOWLING. Aussr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

ASSAULT WITH RAzoR-On Friday eve-
ming, John O. Conway, q colored barber, keep
ing shop on Third street, on the Island, lost
a razor, and on Saturday morning Anthony
Simms, colored, went into the shop, and dis
puts arose about the loss of the razor, when the
latter seized a razor and cut Conway across the
head several times. Conway run off, but was
pursued by crowd of soldiers and citizens.
and officer 6essford arrested him. He was
taken TO the tenth precinct station, and Justice
Boswell committed him to jail for court.
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SEE PIRsT PAGE Of to days Star for interest
ing local articles.

CARD-Ar. Editor: In noticing the strike
on the u S. Treasury extension on Monday,
your correspondent stated that all the work
men, except the brick masons, refused to 60 to
work at the hours regulated by the superin-
tendent, (Mr. Rodgers The brick masons
were requested by their superintendent, Mr.
Mason, (not ordered, to work the hours for the
period OF a few weeks, as the superintendent
was anxious to get the work enclosed before
the Indictment weather set in. To this request
they acceded to, not dreaming of interfering
with the rights Of other mechanics engaged on
the work. They deemed II q modest request
for the agent OF the Government to make of
them; and as TO the resolution OF the meeting
stating that they look with contempt on all
other mechanics who are fonnd at work while
this meeting is taking action to secure their
rights their contempt is not worthy of the no.
tice of any mechanic employed by the Govern
msnt We know our rights: and knowing
Them dare maintain them, when intruded on.
Respectfully yours,
BRICK MAsoNs EMPLOYED
It's TREASURY EXTENSION.
tATs TO s.s Prof As1s sor
piano forte Ind singing Professor Wolowski con-
@t course fos Piano and Singing whsS Vii b
the last in Washington. Professor Wolowski re-
70 the
corner Of Eleventh street. R-2w
,GasA. PzsssYLyAsIA ROUTE ria Baltimore and
is ssys to ne aSrfA and nss,mI.o trains
tiets.s sold throush at Government rates. For
PP arcst PsnnsylvaniA Route, northeast eorner OF
anna avenue ard Sixth street. Washing
LLon. once open from 81. m to p. m; On Sum
sehB TO. Nol.os. Agent
sIh!sHsAxoshIeA cAJ IN OullD.-DF. RaA1t
Sff e. sA LIS SsssE, g.. ys.diy ed s(s.eE
H. Pc =; Ga sDi 5, .s.si ss.s r .i =.
A' WV A1sAseans. JAGly
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M UsIOAL ENTERTAINMENT
lSI EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN,
-~a No. $50 SrRspr,
BetWeen ~ and 9th streets.
~ n 2r,~ g. H LIST Proprietor

COLUMBIA CORNIT AND STRING BAND
Y The undersigned ret pectfuliy announces w.
to the public, thxt he is ready to furnish Music&s
for privste Parties. Balls. Pic Mics, paraaes, ~
Exhibitions. etc witt any nu nber q Musiciars
required ut the shortest notice by leaving ord
At John 1Sem an r., corner of Pennsy Snia avenue
ard 4th street east. HEERY ISIMAN
seq SIN"
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ADJUSTMENTS
IL q & e TYH ~ ALL
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA. VA.
NAN,
The TENTRIL09tIsTAND WIZARD.
LEE MOVING AND 1s sPE ssi AuroMArA,
And {. .ss is.sz!iFsnDAr
" Admission Is cents; Children Is cents. Bee
lmsh bills. Reserved Seats 81 cents. oc u lws
~ SACRED EUsIO
CATHEDRAL CHOIR OF BALTIMORE.
A grand Concert of Sacred Music win be xiv.n
q rs osos.e Of
selloss Hall RI street b. the !, far ,.Tes G.ths
asa r.rest masic.l eptertsinments ever given In
tiles OFT Of he DIsrie, Il Columbia ' 's'' 'nAf
S, s t 20 had :. the music store
door on fhe evening of the concert oc7-Iw
q b. LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY.
Prot. ?. R. LABBEs Academy viii reopen on
Of Messrs. Gsorss 4 Thomas Parker ( o.,
pss e sssds
misees and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Bat
Il
The ss!oon will be rented for Balls and PARTIES.
Fl spAhcING AoADEMY
H. J.. RUSSELL Has opened . school at the Odd
Fellows BALL, Navy Yard. where be will 81
teach all the new and fashionable Dances q
OF the season.
Days Of tn tiop-Ladies' and Misses Glasses u
Mondays and Wednssdays from 2 until 8 o'clock.
until IL O'Clock
For further particulars please call at the hall
on hours of tuition.
&C is Tu& sat. HI. RUS ELL.
NJ UsIOAL ENTERTAINMENT
lVI EVERY EvENING AT
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN
No. $50 SrREpr,
q, between AZ and 9th streets
~ Il PM g. n, LIST. Proprietor
EAsHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.. GOODALL. Professo, and Teacher Of Daaeing
and Ufport,nent. has the honor to announce "A
that his Class for Masters, Misses, and young ~
Ladies will commence at the UNITED HALL. 44
On 18th street, few doors from the cars -
Pennkyivari avenue. on SATU RDAY, Oct 3D. at2
p N. Ciarsef for Gentlemen Oh Tuesday and 6atur-
Day ave ninEs from to 10. Private lessons any
THE sceptr. exercise for Ladies', 30 much recon-
mer"eo for deformity and onesidednsss also, the
indisn Clubs, for Gentlemen. Onicsrs and clerks
make = note Ufit.
Mr. G continues to give lessons on the Violin
and VjolOncello.
Due notice viii be given OF his Glasses At George
town.
MRS. .Goodall will receive limited number of
pupils for Pianofor.s and Singing.
For CARDS OF terms, dc please Apply at his rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

RyJ C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers.
ExTEfslyE AND PERBMPrORF sALE OF
~ FINE HORSES, CARHIAGEs, AID HA1Hlss.-OR
WlDN ksDAY AFTERNOON. Oct. 18th. ct 4
o'clock, ct the Stables Dstreet between ISL and
l4tA str Gets, We shall sell the following Valuable
Property .or account Of gentleman who hes no
flu ther use for il, Wis:
Pair of i've year old, long tail Black Carriage
Horses, good travellers very stylish and CLOSE
ly matched
Pair Of Bay Mares six years eid of good style 81
fine rcadsters
One sorrsl nor. . and one Bay Mare. years old, .
One Eorrel, 8 years old . snowy and 6ns traveller
one 6ne Grey Horse, yssrs old and . very last
One half top Brett, In excellent order
One I" DuseHbury" Wagon, with saafts and Dolo.
for two or four persons, . beautiful carriage and
perfect order
One square Boz Wagon. with pole and shafts, In
perfect order
One Light ks-top Buggy. in good order
and made to order
Two Sets Sin gle Harness. in hns order
BlAL Aets, RAlters, 6ircingles. Whips. &C.,
All OF the above may BE- examined at any ams
previous to the sale.
Terms cash. .ssa
ocs 10 MCGUIRE CO. Auc4a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

STRIKING A WoAAF.-On Saturday a diff
Guilty occurred between Jas. H. Popkins and
Mr.. Hecht, who reside in the same house, on
Ninth, near street, on the Island, and Pop
kline came in contact with Mrs. Annetta Hecht,
and II Is alleged. struck her twice in the side,
and she being In an ssintsresting condition." it
is feared the injuries will result seriously
Popkins followed Hecht from the house, and
was arrested by Oficer James. This morning
the case was heard before Justice Bos we'll,
when Mr.. Norris appeared for the defence and
Mr.. A. Lloyd for the prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

I DRUoy 4 90. Wsnt Ill . know that they can
j boy batter OlotA Ing, st loWee prices, IS asa
seventh strsss. shan elsewhere, 81 M-N
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Byw.b. WALL L co., Austioassrs.


South corner Pens. arssxs sad Ni.h n,set.
q h Rshsa At hTs
the stocf Of Grocery Dss'sr, 90, where it viii =
Ss Tss. 81
Spices. Indise, Bsss Gait. Flour. soda. Broons
And ali other small nsesss:ries Usually f:ps n
81 n.s
s,,s IS 81 .yss.:1:
Sasas, s Ill: sssI:,
B:srsI. vinegar. Cider, &c. 70.
ocIs WIN. L. WALL & co.. Alsts.
CHIsF ASST. QUARrERMAsrRRs o1HIoIl
- Depot Of WashiDgten, No; Ia North IN..f
SALE OF aG s1aH cssfSs5
On IN, MONDAY. October IL, 1888, viii be sold ~
fo0i'' Au'''i five TOMS OF RAGS,
more or less Sale to Commences at y O'CLOCK 2. e
se9.ssn 1S
Terms e.,h' in eo'srp .S%n isssi {. H.R,a.
oo,2td Captain A. q. NJ. d. .. Army.
BywA L. WALL Co. Auet6nssrs
sT9EK F2Ssss AT, At
il ssr.as q. sn e street south between
ed BY Two xtory and Baselasnt Brick House, In
Tb.s property il pleasantly situassd near the OK
tepsion OF tho Cspltol grounds. and ii a1idIy
i'm proving part of tho city. Title perfect. -
Terms Cne-han cash balance in s and months
bearing interest, and secured By deed Of trust on
CONVEX aaeing At the !, expense Of the gareaasss.
By J. O. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE lot NEAR THE NORTHERN
LIBKRrIRs' MARKET AT AuCrIoE.-On SAT Uk-
sksl sell, the wsst hail Of sasdivison q il saaars
rssnsns = fss On N ss On
twee 9Th asd 9Th streets west, and running back
lGN feet to public alley. :
Terms Cne-third cash; balance in three ane stx
months, With interest secured ~ ASA OF trns On
Cost Of ooaveyaneipF e ss ssi AZ X
GEORGE ". ooenaAs:
oe,a 10. MoaUIRz Z CO.. xusssrs.
y. G. MoaUIRH co.. Auosionssrs.
U,RUsrBEB SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD.
ING Lof on SOUTH sllBlr nlfwllN SBy1H1H
AID SIoHrH srRlsls-On TUESDAY AifII-
NOON October 9th, By virtue OF desd Of trust to
the subscriber, dated May 9th, 1880 and daily 10
corded in liber J. A. D. No a01 folioS l0s, q 49,
one OF the land records sor Wa.hins ton couaty b.
O., we shall sell Lot No. U.s., q Sanare No x8,
froniine = fest inches onsouth y Gfreet, between
It'll ard sth streets vest, aad runaias back 10 feet
Terms 'os One in ...s u. i..A,aA.r |. 8,
g. and months, With interest scared by dssd Of
trust ON the prsniaeS. l.s.ss-sL S ~ II 49,
g = 1tSh 81 +.
I 400 LINZ yv LIZ ~. |, s..,,,t g 81.
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NEW Yopv srv,.s

NEW YORK SrYIHs
EsHtLsmsa's Clothing .-Nesc and Fasb;ornbls,
A large sssortm mt for Dress and Business wp.-
The kngliss sack and Walking Coats sxc-iI in
beauty. grade and finish anythinp yer of.r.d l.
this city. WALL, SrEPHsNs 4 IN
- S22 Pa avenue bet 9Th and fOth sta
ec2t INTEL. and Repab -
EvERYIHIse THAT IL new and reasonable in Jsv
elry will be fronpd in the really splendid stock at
The Dollar Store" lass Penn svsnus nssr AZ
street, No such goods have ever before bean az
nrr.sf the price, 60 there 1t aud see for
sSSAnoh'
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By J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
Two NEAT BRICK dOUSES AND "A VACANT
L Lo1 AT THE cosa.a OF ST. AND 9 sfRssrs;-Oa
o'clock the premises, st the corner of eth
west and . rth Q street, We shall sell. two neat
brick Euuses, Is fest BY 50, containing 5 rooms
each.
ALSO,
Vacant Lot alon eEide the above, IL fact front and
running back 100 Possession of the property given
~ once Ninth stree has BET n ned and travelled
to the Boundary of the city and pavement laid to
tie premises.
Terms One-third cash this remainder in six and
twelve months, with interee.. secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
Cen, eyapcing at tb . cost Of the purchaser.
cc9d &c. NcG CIRE CO., Au IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

By J. Q. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE UEIMPROVED PROPERTY AT
PyRL,C AUcrIoA.-0n WEDNESDAY AFTRR-
NOON October l4tn, at AZ o'clock, on the pre- mises
ve shall sell Lots ii and Il. in Square llO on tac
east eide of Mir eteeDth street. having each front
Lot II bias Is feet alley on the north side.
ALSO,
Lots to Is inclusive, in fquars lN, between Eigh
teenth and Ninsteeth streets being the whole
scu.r oontaining about four acres improved By
the quars being highly improved and used q /
market garden.
Terms: Or e.third cash the residue payable in
six twelve, and 4enty four months, with interest
secured by potes of purchaser and . deed Of trust
upon the property.
All costs Of convey ances to be paid By the pur-
chastr.
oclO j. o. MCGUIRE 90 AuctS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
o IAL HsTATE ENJOY.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET At $50 Twelfth
street, between g ard 1.-TWO lower story
PARLOR6, or one PARLOR spd large BED ROOM
&c oinins beth we'll furnished; also, several 81 O.
ROOMS The location il one of the most desirable
In W ashin gton, and within Eve minutes walk Of
Pillards' and Kirkwoods'. No children In the
keuse. 80 % IF
Il one of the best locations in Washington for
any business. Ably 1t the 0osling Restaurant,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-16
Slacrtn's Snue.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID to me from the Office of the clerk Of the dis.
r!ct court OF the End judicial district, W. T., in
favor of Phillip aud Henry Wasscrn,an, against
John I. Smith, for the sum Of twelve hundred
and thirty dollars q $50 90 with interest at two
per cent. per month from Sept i2th, 1862, dam
ages and cost of suit taxed two dollars and ninety
cents ts2,90,) have levied upon the following de-
scribcd property ia Vancouver, Clark county. W.
r., and situated in the upper half Of the land
claim of Amos NJ. Short, (ccccascd,) in Block
No. 3, and Lots No. 3, 4, s. G. and 8, with one
dwelling house on lot No. 5, ono house known MS
Mount Uood Saloon, with bowling alleys, on lot No.
8, with dwelling house and two store houses on
lots NJ" and Z, with two out-houses on lots No.
and 4; also one billiard table and fixtures, &c. T.,
together with the tenements, hereditaments aud
appurtenances thereunto belonging, to satisfy the
judgment of Philip and Henry Wasserman for the
sum Of twelve hundred and sixty-one hundrcth
dollars, Isl eco CT, with interest ut two per cent
per month from Sept. ~ h. 1862 till paid, with
costs of suit and Mccruing costs
Notice Is hereby given that will sell the above
described PROPERTY Mt public auction for cash to
the highest and hest bidder, on the said premises
ON the sixth day Of June, 1863, ut ten o'clock.
JOHN ARD.
Sheriff Of Clark county, W.T..
BY II. G. Morse, Deputy.
May 1868. 45:w4