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DIRECTORY.
oITY Government
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE. Raeordsr.


JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUaBLEY, Rar,aai.
Deyulv Marshals--w. Il. wilkinson, A. C. Tucker,
and James A. Steele.
Oerks or ds MdTke.Jchn Chumbley, ss-oeIeao, arS'i
Jacob French, second and Thos. MoCarty, third
Tar Assessor--wilam Driver.
Reycnus Oollootor--A. q. Ehankland
Waior Tao Oolleotor-E B. Garrett
Treasursr--R Henry.
Wharf Kaaer--ThOmas Ieake.
superintendent Of as WorEhOuss-J. Q. Dodd.
Superintendent Of The Water Worts--wm. stewart.
Chief Of he Fire Dspartpsnt-Johu NJ seAbury.
sezton Of the Cspeterv--T. II. Mcbride.
Street Overseer--J. L. Stewart.
Ofy Aaor-sy-E. +. Mullsy.
CITY COUNCIL, .-.
Board Of Alisrmeu-N. NJ Brien, President; John
Carper, Jos. j. Robb, Ed Mullcy, II. G. scovel, w. s.
Chealham, NJ. @. L. Claiborne, and J. q smith
t0nnioH Council--Andrew Anderson, President; Jas
Turner William Roberts, g. M. South tste, Abraham
Myers, Alex. Mcdaniel, l.. b. Hough, Charles hayers,
j. B. Knowles, W. A. McClelland, T. J. farbrough,
VIM. Driver, Wm. Stewart, Thos, Cready, VIM Haily
and VIM Sanborn.
STANDING COMMITTEES oE THE ciTT COUNCIL.
Finanoo-Knowles, soovei and Brien
Water Works--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne
Streets HUFF, Turner, Myers, MGlloy, CheAthAm,
Yarbrough, CreRdy and Haily.
RAarC-Turner, Carper and McOlellHnd.
Standardization, MullOy ana Knowles
FIs Deparhnelit--Nyors, Stewart and McCelland
Gas-Driver, Cresdy and Myers.
Osnetsry--Smth, Sanborn aud Stewart
Market House--Yarbrough, Roberts and CarpOr.
slavss--Muloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
Polioe-CheAthAm Brien and Sayers.
spriags-Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
| WorkloRse-Sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements and Expenditures 7Mccleland, Brien
and SanborH
| Pabiic Propatv--RObb, Stewart and Driver.
| Pest House-Carper, Southgate and HALEY.
sE- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth TbuTsdgys In
| each month, aud the Common Council the second
| and fourth Thursdays In each month.
| NIGHT POLICE
OupiaiB-John Baugh.
PiYss Lsetltsnant--AndreW Joyce.
| second Lieutenaat--Jshn II. Davis.
Policcrnen-wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Ia
Wis Joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottrell, Wifam
Mayo, John Engles, y. W. Wright, John Pickett,
Robert Scott, W. G. Francis, David Yates, Ches Hu
tit and W. Danley.
ar The Police Court is opened every morning At
nine O'Clock
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70 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL

Advertisements occupying any special positien M
sie 20 per cent additional special position outside
10 per cent
charged Al the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon but overy such change VIII involve extra eh
psnse, 10 be paid for by the advertiser.
~ Advertisers eaceediag e space contracted for 'e'
b hharaad Ior tas sxosll.
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To our SubRorIbers.

In consequence Of the increase in the price Of paper
and avery other material used in Printing Once,
have boOn compelled 70 raise The price Of our paper
to 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month TO weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
scrbers which must in an cases be paid in advance
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NOTICEi
Hours of Admission to Visitors

From 2 70 8 p. M, eroept on Sunday, wien
no admission IS granted.
NyIarORs wHEN DEslRoUs or EErERINo THE
v Hospital will enquire in the once In Broadway
Hotel Tor Hosp tal No H. ana In Once f0r Hospital
IA Of the Olhoer Of the Day, who VII awe leave
Of entrance, and any Information necessary, No
pr0rlous or odihes will BE- allowed % Be carried into
tho Hospital without permission from ths Odlcof Of
the bay or the Surgeon In charge
lRtD'K SEYMOUR,
surEsoa 0, f. ", In charge General Hospital No i2
and "a. Esb. f.lIn.
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Grain Wanted Grain Wanted |
ROCK CITY MILLS,

Line and Cherry sts., Nashville
uNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY The HlGHlsr
l market price IN cash Tor Co4u and HAeai deiiy-
cred al their mills. ssoks furnished when rsqaired
Fob as.tm. BAUAlAN 90.
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A COMPANY on oHERoKEES.

Major Thomas, Of fhs Gonfsdsrats
States army IN East Tonnsasss, has In
his command full company of Cherokee
Indians, from the Indian settlements Of
North Carolina They make hns sol-
diers, obey orders promptly, make tho
best scouts In the wofldi have committed
no depredations upon cihzena are per-
foclly orderly and doeile, a,ld AaUs dous
plueI b yid 1iat modern Soi0a N is .15sl-
tioa busliwlaetor5 and assas5lns.
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NotIce 20 Nevvs-peaIers

NowsDealers wanting moro than ono hundred
copies must send in their orders by O'Clock, the
evening previous, to have them Allied promptly.
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
When exceeding eve linUs will be charged at the
usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates
For STATE w.
County ~
City ~
az Cash required in adyaucs for all advertise.
msnts unless by special agreement.
We, the undersigned, hare this day adopted the
above rates 70 which we bind ourselves strictly 10
WM. CAMERON, for tho UnioH.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispaioh.
NAmynu Tenn, July l21h, 1902.
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COUNTY COURT

Judss-Hon. James whitworth.
Slsrk--P. Lindsey Nchol.
As- The Judges Court meets the first Monday In
each month sad the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County, is held the hrst Mon
day IN JSnuary, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT.
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From the ooIumbuS, CGs) Bun, We take
the following;
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RoIiRiOus Services.

Posr CHAFEI-( Second Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at eclock
every Sabbath morning, Preaching at l015 o'clock,
AM, and at Pm. Prayer. Meeting every Wed
nesday night at O'Clock.
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NIiIitnrY RIanlks,

For sale at this Once, such as Monthly Company
RerHs CStins Returns, 0rdaaHos Returns, Provision
Returrs, Special Reqpisitions, de-, DC.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Judgs---- -
Clsrk-David O. Love.
So Tho Court meets the arst Monday in March
snd september
CRIMINAL coURT..
Ju4gs-Hon NJ NJ. Brisn
Olsrk-Charlsa K. DIggons.
81 Tho Court meets the arst Monday lu April Au
gust and December.
CHANcERY COURT,
oAanesllor---IIon. Samuel d. Frierson
Clsrk asd Masier--J. Z. Gleayes.
So The Court meets the arst Monday In May and
November.
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fORD'S NEW THEArER-
TENTH STREET. ABOVE
JOIN T FoRb-........ Manager and Propristo,
tAiso OF Holiday Street Thaatar Raltimora !

E0NO = Us" TIE n EN-
,o,u TEL, TENTH STREET: ABOVE
s1o q Holiday Street Thestsr 'Be
MISE M4SaiE S'st E = 1?Snf Ts''ff'tst
TUESDAY aK1kp sKss6sS stLE Goro1ER
u,.. THREE ssRLENpic PfEoEs.
First appearance of ths tslsptss & astor,
nAroor.F THE HE F6Gs1ss' F0GSfsa' DEALER.
rHs 45js5 toGE Eei esi1settrRs. Il
MY r rRaci6Gs faGf'Saf Tish TBisshrsy.
p ssfsS 5F a1os7T' entitled
x Circle cents: Family
$40 aud 60 No extra charge for reserved seats.
GRAND CHARITY. CONCERT OF SACRED
of aSG Ss tf nc sa
seventh street Win the @ fhl Marne Bnnd as
orehestra-proeeeds for the Infant Asylum Of this
TUESDAY EvEsING. OCTOBER ls.
or.P!sa PhoaEAHAF.-PARr FlRsTTIs,,GnED: T-i
3 Essss Solo and Chorus, Date sonita'a a' DN''
,. Qasrtette and Semi Chorus, female ''s'"
4. soprano Solo and Chorus, "Jnbilate
. pn" prano and ous Homo' Rss.ini
eTBs,ste Bss.ss Tenor and tTf b,ss
:. sGprano. Solo snd Chorus, ANA
Virgo. Humrnel
PART SKCoNo-OPRRArIC
3 Bss.o Sole coro. Ernapi uii 'stne !"rsi Rsa''
~. Bolero soprano. Vespri Sciianr' Verdi
II. Cavatina Coro, La Donna del Laso" Kosaini
L. Duo osopranoe Barritpno,"I Due Fose sri Verdi
l3 Gavatins Soprano, L Due Foseari''. Verdi
a. CUro. 'Ernani" ~. ............. w. rdi
Doors open at seven o'clock Concert To com
mence at eight.
Admission. 30 cents
fhe splendid Chickering Piano to be II =sd on the
occasion has generously been lent by Mr. john
Ellis.
Valuable prizes remain to he disposed of At the
Infant Asylum, corner 2ith and streats, at
Circle II M 70 %
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U Il u
AZ .1S south street. between eth and Nth the
old.st established Medical Osfiee this side OF
BATTING re- snd TIE only ply s'ciane in his city DO
Ssn eure secret Diseases without mercury. DfS
Drotners Gray her. By ofsr . reward of 3 ta0O %
any any phy.ieian @ Who after proper dsponstrstios,
csn cure priyate disease. with equally uniform
5hSss .nS douef fhonla call and We viii ea.s them
vitAoEs chafgs II o.67Ws
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
esorxstowGa Do ?,

BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRus1EE,s sssiss'0.da SALE 81 D D1v9aLuABLE Z I'M
Il PROVED PsoPERrY AND WATER POWER sRAR
ssSrsFt0ws s..a q; ,sn.s virtue q
subscrh sde the 22d day of JUL r. Is is and re-
So,ded among the labd recoT of said District, in
stFubiic Auction ON tae premises, to the highest
bidder, on SATURDAY, tas 10th day OF October
ns1t. at L o'clock N, that portion of the Old
sitssted between the chesapeake and Ohio Canal
ana the 70 oInsc river. excepting however. ths
D. L. Shoemaker & Brother BY articles of agree
ment recorded in same Liher No. ll7, at Folio 3S,
II: aga Co the est,eas esst9st :ngis n eapHsyet to
6s sold very valuable h;stilsry. VIII fHt stases, II
pow. from the Canal, a. well IS from the steam
Known as Nill Branch, running through the
premises. BY reference to the r. cords touching
the transfer OF various portions of the original
Foundry property, il will De seen that ali ressrva.
tionE for the plete enj ent OF ths
There are several valuable sites on said property
for the development of wster power located ae
these sre at the END of The Csnsi and beginning Of
shipment, they furnish rare opportunity for per-
sons seeking real estate investments plat OF the
sorsn's sections Will be exhibited pom application
TO the Trustee, sad on the dsy ofssle.
Terms: oDe fourth cash and the balance in
ak, twelve anc eighteen A4.nths bearing interest
and deed of trust on the p smises :
IL
cost Of the def.uitins parshsssr. Ain con1syano-
ing and stamp '1siss Heal si r.
selo-eod&ds THOe. BOWLING, Auet
R-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
Tostponed till SAT UKDAY, Oct. 18th, same hour
HUGH CAPERToN Trustee.
oe 9.10,131516 THOS DOWLINti, Aucts
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auction.ers
mn STRl RAI.E lR YAI,u RI H RIiI

IhO sIkAo eALh Of sALo HhEE bOlbD
WspsEsDAY. EDY octobsr siS. AS o'ciocS' On ,bs
premises, by virtue Of deed OF trust to the sub
scriber, dated May 7th, lsa7. and dui, recorded IN
Liber A g., No $50. foios $40 ct seq, of the
land record for Washing county. d c., shall
tsll Lots Nos. T. g. 9, l9 10 II. q in James o. Mc
Guires subdivision of Square 62i from ting each "a
feet on north g street, between first street west
and North Capitol street, and running back 10
Terms One third cash the remainder In and
IL months. with istsrest. secured by deed OF frost
on the pre- misss. -sa, I
Al conveyances at cost of purchaser.
~lf desiyed. these Lots win be subdividsd into
Lots Of i6 feet front each.
oe l-2avAds &c. McG IL Re CO.. Aua0.
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Trustees


I,RUsT1Ls SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
Of . eterse of the Clrcuit Court for Montgomery
county. sitting IS Court Of Equity and passed in
q cause in he said Court depending between John
Clsxett and others com Dainants, and Smith
Thorn peon and others defends 70, the undersigned
Trustees win offer ut Public Sale On the premises,
on sATUEbAf, tss I7th day Of 0ctsesr next, ~
O'Clock m, TO tie highest bidder. the farm Of
county, Maryland, known a. - Locust Grove -
lying on the " ssbington and Brookville Turnpike
about seven and half niles from Washington city
and containing sixty acres ef land. more or less
This Farm liz eiisibly situated In pleasant neigh
borbood and convenient TO churches of various
stantial Frame Dwelling -house and al necessary
out buildings IL 10 also we'll supplied with .
variety of choice fruit trees and the land il in q
high state of cultivation, and to person desiring
a country residence il Offers unusual adyAntayrs
Ts7ms Of Snis asprss,f5td 5yths D'ertt One third
due in four equal instalmsnts, At six, twelve
sishtten, and twenty four months with interest
the whole from the da, of sale. payable annually,
sDd the payment thereof to be secured By the
sonds OF the purchaser With surety or suretes to
De rpproved by the Trustees.
rot before the Trustees will convey to the pur.
chaser the property. free, clear and discharged of
All claim of the parties 10 the cause and of any
pefson or persons claiming by, from, or undsr
Persons dssirous of examining the property can
sides Il ereon If the day fixed for the sale OF the
property should be too rainy Tor pc rsons to attsnd
the property win be sold ON the following Satur.
dag, October 2lth, ~ the same hour aud place and
upon 'A' 'A'4' '' JOHN JOHN f. +. vvffsSsaohNSD' vfssoN.D
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~ 1t is said that hardly one note per W ,ek
1s now protested in all the city banks Of New
York. collectively speaking. ssesTa
~ George Sumner, brother of Senator
Sumner, and one Of the ripest scholars In the
country, died in Boston a short time ago.
~ Two young brokers OF Boston haye been
swfndled out Of s3o,OO0 by the adroit manage.
ment of a clerk. 'if7df N4 .ss-
- --.sss stsTsssaff afseUtgsss sEss ars IS
=. - .i....n.s a.lE eEsE.E--EEs 4 IL
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ADJUSTMENTS. ...s
GROWERS TAEATER,
PtnnsyIranid Avenue. near Wizards Hotel.
LIoaAlD GRovEl. Dire ctor.

THIS TUESDAY. Get ls. =E&
The direeto. aanoanss., With regret, the s;minE
t. sovereis isps OF the Drama
E. L. DAVENPORT.
s.-.a. MRS FARREN
E1istir engagements precIu ling longer stay.
This Tuesday, evening, fer the only time posi-
RICHARD Ill.
Prese rted with 0! the raost pcveriol casts of
Of The patterns. G from a eeor.d
Of s ana :sd
Fs. s.s y hsn: and ssas sgs ,oms,.
tween Mr.. Davenport and Mr.. WaIsek - Richard
ana h'enm'sss Fwso ssr1Rs Asa1E,
Il:
e akisp psmif 81 TaE
previous to Entering into the great event Of Eng.
'' ThE BATTLE OF Bosw oRrH.
RICHARD Ill.
! %issse.s %:iIsssf - Earl q fissasa s'ssnond M
Reid IT. .;.Sd doubt &. most hssca
cal!y accurate Of ali spesrss plays 1t il The
snbodimsnt Of the lifa and times Of its usurpins
the.e who had assisted him il US ping the crown
sa e.d of ss
C6uipe-.
This evenirs positively only time Of
RICHARD III.
Wednesdsy-Pnsitivelyc cniy s::nde Of ST. MARC
1hursc ay-Poa:t :tively last night Of IRON MASK
FlidsyoFarsxsll Benefit of =. L. Davenport, last
ssturaay.Positively last night, and only time of
JULIUS ESAR
Stats nay be SECURED for either of the above
nights.
=, MON DAY; October 10. ME. and Mra: WI. FLOR.
EECE. the Irish Boy and Yanhee G a.
Rates Of 0Ad,nissiou.-Dress and Parquet Circles
80 c. Ets Orchestra Cf airs IS cents Family Circle
20 csDtf; reserved BEATS 10 cents extra. oc I3
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
=, J:0: Nee eUIRE 4 CO., Auetioseer..

~ J. y. Moe UIRE Il CO., -Auetio.sers.
ELEGAHT CHlcKERING PIANO FORTE Sd.
r, rEki9n oaslHsr EuaNIrunE, spE1piD FRsxoH
nLA1E AlRRoRs, GILT CHARpEIIERs bEAurIruI
~. W.. s FssscH QslEA plssEs AND Ta. sks-
nS k6ksiRaat sati5R o,tos,1 %s.s ,,S
Ee.idsnes of D. Hoover. E,q sornsr o; issa aad
1s ro's ss all ns
kieesns Ro,sweSd Carved Piano Forte By CHECKER
Cover. Music Stand, and Stool
enMa Or Nos wood Crimson Broeatel Covered
.a I'D. fSSss.;are Ss.;rs consisting of so Arm and
kiesant Gilt Frame Mantel and Pier Glasses, OF
Ro.s wood nsress tass top centr. and so,. Table.
hreTch Full gilt Arm and Fancy Chairs. Boauet
Pull s,lt French Mantel Clock. style Louis. XIV i,
sa and R. 5ura1s aaa sn corTnio.
md
AND sns ss.ir s tG2ss:ss fAr0f
m
Beautiful rst Glass 81 psssaisI. eoelets, Wines,
% sss s sssaa so sss and fss's Fox. Cake
Oak Lbrsr, pssf. ArS 'ts Glars a, and al Lounge OUNCE
Superior Mar BILE top Dressing Bureaus snd Wash
Fine Curled Hair Msssrssses, Husk Mattresses
Bolssels and Pillows
make spd finish
E.. q harels ssd 6 r.pi.s Toilet Sets
~ hne scre. and 0ttomana to match
Ellh Rep, and Chintz Chamber Curtains
Bis nl cts. Comforts, and Oounterpsn.s
BED and Table Linen. Toweli and Napki ins
Cottase fqrniture, Three ply and Inarain Carpets,
and Oil.loth
Refrigerator, Plate Warmer, Furniture in ser
Yanta' room, .
Together With Q large assortment of exoelIant
:, Kitchen Utensils not necessary to enumerate
oei2 ]. O. MCGUIRE co Auets.
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- BY C. MOG jill & go AuctiOneera.
TNHREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
L FOURTEENTH SfRsEr, BETWEEN AND NJ
sTREETs GoRIH-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Octo Der 10Th, at O'Clock, on the premises We sh III
,eiI three Handsome Building Lots fronting each
q feet4 inches Fourteenth street, bstw
street and Massachusetts avenue, and Running
back i28 feet to public alley.
Title perfect.
Terms Cne third cash balance six, twelve, and
eiyhfe en- months, with interest, secured by deed
OF trust op the pl emises.
All cony ey Ancins At the cOst of the purchaser.
ocl0 J.. c. MCGUIRE s. Co, Aucts
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(NLOAkS AND sHAWLSI
. u IS. LIST RECE!HED-.
CLOfH CLOAKe ana CIRCULARS Of new and
bssutiin desisIs; also, srtat variety Of the new
stgles ofsAAWLs. For sale Ior rTnsyyroa . M
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WASHINGTON ThEATER.
RLLyAETH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE
Albert oassedy. dy..-........... Lessee and Manager
GERMAN OPERA
UIder the direction of
CARL ANOHUTZ. -.
THURSDAY NIGHT, oorosEa
FID Z LIO,
WITH ALL TIE
Great European Artists, sa.
EasniSseas New Co :smes,
&C., Eleenas Ners9 AppeiaGneats,
Fslt Grand Cho1ss, and .... .
Complete Orek.srs.
TWO AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES
Will be given on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
LBoNARp eRovsRp NEW rHsArlR.
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LousIANA AvEHus,
Rear OF National and Metropolitan Hotels.
THB GREAT NAPOLEONIC MUSIC HALL
SIX GREAT FEMALE STARS.
SIX GREAT FEMALE STARS.
ERNBsrINE DEFAIBER. JULIA MORTIMER,
hILLI1 FOWLER, MILE AUGUSTA,
MILE MARIE, ... CLARA FOWLRR
THE ALB UNI OF BEAUTY,
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY:
in Mons. Pouches latest Ballet
LES PLAISIRS ITALIENS.
THE 9IPsEY TRIO.
ED. MERRy, and THE CORKONIAN CONGRESS
John Brougham's IS Affecting Domestic Drama
THE IRISH EMIakANT!
Doors open 1t O'Clock; Admission, Is and 50 cts
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
oc l2-st SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
OPERA AT GROWERS.
Mr.. Grover has the pleasure to annou nee that he
has arranged with
MR.. CHARL ANsCHuLTZ
FOR
TWO GRAND OPERA MATINKEs AT
.. GR0yIRs THEATER
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, Oct.
r.pr .... Is and Is. ss5r
Two entire OpeI as will be given. All the artistes
Of Mr. Anschultz Immense Company will appear.
The Full Strength Of the Chorus. ts .r.. ss.s
esq.,. ..,ss ...- The Extra Grand Orchestra.
lNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ARTIsTEs
WILL RENDER THE OPERAS
The whole of the Mise en- scene Mt Growers
Th,arer will be accd at the dspossi the Operas
p ipr ne presentations. ~ 4e#s .7e4~y *r
TN THURSDAY yAfternoon-Fiotew'sG Grand Opera OF
r. 10 1.r.ss g..4--e MARTHA
On Friday -Donizetti's Grand Opera OF
.aesE ~ LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
With imm, nse cast, properties, &c. s.
= PRICES or ADMISSION
The Rates have been fixed for these occasions At
. the very moderate cbarge of ..f y .-e
. FIFTY CENTS
TO all parts of the Orchestra Parquett, and Dress
Circle; Family CiYcle. TWENTY. Ive cHnts.
= seAts for the Matinees may be secured At .he
once Of GrOrers fhexter every day this week prior
10 the date Of perfoi Nance wifnout extra charge
we -sg5FA = 81 sEa
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ErOR OUNG MIN
CLOTH and FELT HATS, lust opened At
B. 81. sTlNEMETZS
xsuH 236 Penn avenue
oe 3-iv near corner 18th street
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LOTS At AUCTION On
y THURSDAY. October 18th at u O. ,lock M, on
Is Hihbiks LoTs IN tS1osFowN S Gs
These Lots have front of "a feet and run back
lsp feet. The village of Uninntown is situated at
the ter minus OF tho Navv Yard Bridge across the
Essteln Branch of the Potomac j and i'm m ed stely
oppos i.e the Navy Yard
Tha e1ts nsIvs improvements rscen " made by
the Government in the immediate vicinity of this
village, in the estahiiah u ent Off cavalry depot
should render these Lots very desirable
Terms One half cash the nsindsr in six
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
the premises. Conyeysncing at expense Of pur-
chaser.
] C. McGJTIRE h CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13
BY THOMAS BOWLING. Auetioneer.
,,pv Gsorsssessr, G Gn,,unr

VERY yALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD.
' Ine LOTS IL GIoRGRrows AT AUcfIos.-I will
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. October nth, At 4
O'Clock p. part Of Lot No i9 in Old Geor seto1n
fronting 90 feet opi tbe north side Of Bridge street
between Market and Frederick streets and running
back l20 feet.
side of Prospect street. between Market and Fred
eriek streets. and running back l2o feet.
No, th part of same Lot fronting o. fset on north
side Of Prospect street, between Markst and Fred
erick streets and running back 80 fest.
IMMEDIATELY APTgR-
Let Ne. a, in Beatty and Hawkins addition to
GEORGETOWN, frontipg $50 feet on the west side Of
Frederick street, above Eighth street, and Iunnins
back 10 feet.
Terms: One third eash balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY deed OF trust on tae premises
All conveyancing 1t the cost Of the purchaser.
oc9 TH0B. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-13

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Austioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRONT
' ING ON ELEyEETH, BETWEEN IAsD K STREETS
NORTH, ASD on Ninth AND STREETS EAST AND
shall sell, in front Of the premises, ~ O'Clock.
p M. part of Lot No 5, in sqnsre No. 343 fronting
north, ns,r the corner Of x, WITH the improve
meLts,-which are a good Two story Frame Ilouss,
kitchen. &c.
ALSO,
Of the prem i.ss. At clock D. M Lot No. ?. in
Square No ael fronting on Ninth street east south
and Georgia avenue, nsar toe Navy Yard with
the improtemsnts. which are one Brick and two
Frame Honsss This property is considered very
Terms: One third cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
from day of sale . deed given and deed OF trust
tahen.
Title indisputAble .-
ocfO 0RHBN Il WILLIAAS. Au6ts.