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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-10

GROCERIES.
WHITE LtME-Ioa bbs.. good article, 10
w hrst-Tats cooperaea, for sale a.
NICKERT BROS.
No I82 MAla street.
HARDEh sEEDs IL BuLk-A lot Of Loose
VI Garden SEEDS, assorted, al
vICkERY BROS,
No. fSS Aain street 3.
NEW BAcoS-Sugas- Cared aud Plain Hams,
~ also shoulders aud sides, for SALE AZ 81 a
yTCKEHY BROS.
1r Ne. 1872 Maia street.
NATHfTEwAsH BRUSH ESQ deEsa sssertsa
w Wall Brushes, also 10 dozen Scrub, Shoe
sad stoys Bru. hes. for sale cheap e.
TICKERY BROS.
att 10. ls9 Maize street
TlRoOAs--2a dozen nxfFA Fnaey and Common
II brOoma nos Ia stors and FIR sale cheap at
FICKERY BROS,
132 Main stneet.
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, at 0 clock p. m. MICHAEL
hILNulL aged q years and 8 mon his.
ne innerA Will take place 10 morrow. at 2H
oc.och 2; m, at the residence Of John OCoD nell {,
SEin ea o, % street and Virsipis avenue, Island.
ed to attend. i"'''
On Sunday eysnin9, 18th instant, in the slth yesr
Gibbs. "o' "hs vi Ni'
The funeral .ill take place from her late resi-
day, the is' instant, ats O'Clock. Burial At Don
lBsltimcre Gazette and Sun copy,
On the 18th in stant. of Group JOHN CT fPPopn
g esrs. Z mo- this ard days y ~ ~
The friends AID acQuaintances of the family A..
res pectfuily invited to attend his funeral. on
" edntscny afternoon at CLOCK, from the ras;
osnce of his parents, corner Of 6th and strests
Navy Ierd.
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FEw AND SIHPLIFIYD METHOD FOB PIANO FORTE
AND SISGrNG- Professor Alexander Woiowaki aas
opaned lsdiss and Gsntl-msr g Afternoon snd
Evening Sin ginx CssSrh the most liberal terms.
By Professor Wolowahi's new method, person
having oniy slight knowled xe of music will ba en-
se}ed IN very short time to execute the piano
oreratic and classical music With rare perfect on
to the 70 cal part he extraordina-
~ resuts renders the voice rnwef full aud enables
the singer to vocaliLe with facility and accuracy
All those who wouo like to- become dn. al r. GERS
exceltent performers will inter- their uarnss At
his residence. No ass Tenth street above Penn.
sylTania av, nue. Reception hoHrs are from 10 to
III 4. N. ano b TO p. m. Sep 9-lm
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New Styles Superb stock of O7=rnosts, Dress.
Frock, AID Wa.sipg Coat, PaatalOons. Vests.
ard Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goois. &c: &c.
We spe nov PREPARED to exhibit cur st"cs 81 Mems
esbce Of style variety and excel of iabric aud
faith ulness of INST ufacture. has not heen snr-
p. 'ed b, any stock heretofore offered IN this
market
7 nose in search of Clothing for Gentlenen's snd
Youths wear are invited 10 cal. and examine oar
stock. We say with al ursnce they will dud
the right article on the IN st rea onable ter ms.
Aiso sn extensive a snrtmeDt nf GsGtlemen g
Furnish ng Goods, comprising every Thug seces
say for n com pleta gu TT.
oc 10 8m@ Metro pc itsu Hotel Building.
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CoRss. Runions, Inverted Nails, and other dis.
orders of the feet, when neglected injure the gen
eral ~ stem by preventing the hodv from TAXI a
that natural exercise conducive to heal h. To
all sff] 'cred with these terrible evils would re-
commend an early call at Dr.. Whites Once, No.
42a Penn "a Az bet. ~ and 6th ats. Who would
suffer torment from dis ,rdared test when sure
remedv is so near at hand. and can be effected
without pain. ONCE open from q. M to .. n.
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som THIN &c N u w

Exclusive sale Of the
TREASURE GAS HEATER
fer Boiling Water. Slowing Oysters, N liking Tea
rnd Coffee, Boiling Egss, keeping plate Of food
hot and . hundred other uses.
This artielA 10 cOnslruc ed the most a pproved
sci rtc principles and is the most eff mt and
econUmics az. ut for condsnsing AMI uiiiising the
heat Of Gas ever invented.
hdvap Ia geous terms offered 70 dealers.
Pur sale Wholesale and retail ~
oet7.H ss2 DIST, betseea 10Th and lish.
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FALL AND WIsrBR CLOTHING,

NECK TIES, SCARfs, GLOVES, &o.,a.
HKSSISG'S. co ner 9TH street
oc 70 Ct and Mary land avenue, Island.
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MARRIED..

On the i.th Instant, by the Rev: d Bowers, at
TIE Methodist Protestant Church, Georgetown,
Mr.. FRANrIS NJ. OXLEY, OF Wash q gton city to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

z OsY DOLLAR JRwERY SToKB. 43S Ps.av
One Iullnr JsweIry Store, AS Pa Az.
Ona Dollar Jrws,ry Store, ass Pa. av.
One Dollar JewelrS store 43S Pa. az. II
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AUOTION SALES.

Fer oss,, A.c,,.. Al. sses FRS, sass.
THIS AFTERNOON ANp No.moKk0W
Rf'. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auets, 'nsers
s66aMGRTT E1ks sALs or THRsHsroA y FRi Rt.
o. NeNnA4 arfk SsTskEfs n soSsa u. at
No. IN Se s. sns etSs IN anal 81. part Of
stree ives. be..-sn streets nee, nsrtS 90 ra a
With sSiss 81 S,Iss sss,
Terms Ore half il cash. II. remainder in three
deed of trust on the premises. "
the and e the sos. of
oes-d &c MEG G1RE ( o.. Aae ass.::
RI VIM. B. LEWIS 4 CO.. Auctiousers
TWENTY-FIVE CASES os BOOTS AND SHOES
TUESDAY, October 18th, at 10 o'clock, at our
ever so pair. q Men Fine Boots and Shoes. La
6ies, Fine Caters. Misses aud Boys shoes and
sold in lots to suit.
ocHst W. LEWIS 4 CO. Auc.s.
RI VIM L: WALL & CO ,Auctionsers.
eoatn corner Penn avenue aud 9th street.
BGGE IspE%s yEEtyET THREEEEIRI5;yG,. ISGKAIy
effs S Fob ANH fsfS 4ht AZ
On TUEsDaY MORNING. October 18th, Co N
wencins :. 10 e'coek. .e viii sell At our Auction
&c. com prisipx-
gets Maitings &c
! ParIsr suit in s,k Brocatells. complete
Par or Sblts in Striped Keeps com plete
Parior snit in Merroon. complete
Walnut Sofas, Tables, Easy. Parlor and Rocking
CottHg. Sets, Hair and shuck Mattresses
Marble top and Plain Etsgers snd Whstnots
Walnut an Mahogany, Marble top and Plain Du-
Walnut, Jenny Lind Cottage. and Plain Bed
steads
Cane seat CT ars aud Rockers
Mahogany and Walnut Sideboards
Hat Racks. Writing Desks. &c
With many other article v hich must be sold 20
close to which We especially ,vite the attention
OF the trade and others, as the stock is large.
oc Is (ChronJ VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.
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LOCAL Trims If you want
Loch woods Eusmeied Coll srs at 50 cents,
Gray's Mo d d do st4 cents, or
A god All PS per do at - cents each
per package, go TO- ,
oci 2-6t- ard Maryland avenue, Island.
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WARRAsT 90 n si1 DAYS DR. Godfrey
xntidote, Enxish Specific Of AiIty-dvs years
standing, will cure 6orcrrh0a in sir days. No
Change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle Gold
BY 2. @. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa Avenue
WAshjn ytou and Henry O0os sxandria. il Sly
TEL cEEAP.s1 AND xsf HAIa DTs ID 1EEtW oRLr
-Nsrtr Fades WASHES On, % pham's Hsir Dye
70 cents box The best in use. Try it. Sold nv
g. Ford corner 1ith street and Penn. avenue
Washington: and Henry Cook, Alexandria.
kS-ly
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
7 IST OF LETTERS RETAINING IN THE POST
IL OFFICE. GEORG ETOWN. D. O.,


To obtain any Of THESE Letters the apple must
call for advertised letters give the date of this
list. and pay one cent for advertising.
Ii not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper ri ght- hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
With the writing
A request for the return Of letter 20 the writer
if unclaimed within thirty days or less written or
printed with the writer's name, post office, and
stste across the hand end Of yelope on the
paid rate Of postage, payable when the letter is
deliyered to the riter
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THE IAPkRIAL RESTAURANT
Has lstey been rtd,tei and rastocked, and is now
open for customer No 2l3 Peuns. avenue, OPP
posite WlIsrds' It.
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AMUsImINrs To-HIGHr.

FORDs THEATRD.-This evening sunk.
spears tragedy of X chsrd III, will b. enaoSeo
1t Ford's Lheatre-ths leading characiel 10 oe
personated by the eminent American
diaa Jnnius Bruins Booth. who mas Jnn TO-
ala He will he supported by Miss Alice
Girey ss q ueen liza eeth, and local company.
GRoyER's THYATRE-This week closes the
eneasemenr Of NJ and Mrs. Barney ms,
IN IN. morrow ysring afford the only opp Dr.
Innit,rs for the present of witnessing the very
popular drama, thu "Oonnie Soosah, )" whicn
has ere ated a very favorable impression.
CAsrERBURY.-Tbe managers announce
mat they have male a brief engagement with
.sCherry Belle, thu Star of the West vocalist
guitarist, and comm-dienne, and also with Mss
Laura Lee Clare, both Of whom will appear
this evening.
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CLOTHING or THE LATEST STYLES at
EHSSIsG'S, corner 9TH street
&C I2-6t- and Maryian avenue.
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A LOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HoRsss.

O,,,.,..rax,s, s,as..,V, O6es 1st DiuisioNt
Washinsf@n Csy. q ,tober 1854.
win be sold at PUBLIC auction 70 the hshess
bidder, SasisSis S4Ss aHsf T a ls5s
VNE pmp1innIIT OCTOBER 81. 1864, "a
ONE nnabkED CAVALRY HOBS MS
These horses have p zen . rUu1enineo Is lux
~ For rosd aid farming purposes many good bar
gains may he had. -Hi ~ : fts
rses in United States currency Sale TO
cenIn nee 81 10 o. m. tr..rru !. -vvvvels
oetr.rt Col. in charge ist Div, Q. b. e.. o.
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NIOTICE-F0R SALE.-aaO sets Of one, TIE
In ana four herse .sscopd d hand b ARNe y. N
good order: NEARLY new, and 800 ascoud hsnd IA
DIES and BR,DLES. Apply to b. 3. JOINS uss
No 373 Pa avenue, between az aud 9th ateeetsa
opyoaits n National Hetss SeeI-tD
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LADIES' LIST.
Adams Mrs Lizzie Hunt Mrs Jane
baker Mrs Sophia KenliA Miss Mary
barton Mrs Harriet A n Maher Mrs II
Booew Mrs Emily Marien Mrs NJ
Burnley Miss Elizabeth Madden Miss Kate
Bisgs Mrs Elizabeth d MsrhIE Mrs Cyntha
Cas-. Miss Sarah Powers Mira Barbnry
Cockson Miss Ernerlins Roberts Mrs
Dempsey Hanora Shaw Miss Nettie
Darcy Mrs MARY silly Mrs Awgee
i'urman Mrs Smith Mrs Anna
Devsl Mrs Terrell Mrs &c
Erby Miss Kate Thompson Mrs
Ellis Della Williams Miss SA
6inkins Margaret Williams hrs Lizzie-2
Gordon @re L Williams Mrs Jane
Howard Miss Catherine Waters Mra Josephine
Harris Miss Mary Young Sarah
GENTLEMKN's LIST
ADsle NJ Ellis John Miller WIN
s.fhy VIM Roty Msts4 5asns
Baker John W Fitzgerald PATTI Meiburn moo
Burk John Fitzgilon John McMahon Denis
3, own Jno Gerard Sidney Myers Christi
Brsoamin Jnn Gates kobt Norris Anthony
BRENNAN Fred CIR en- Manuel Norris Jeremiah
Bchrend Eli Gnrman mich1 Norton CaptRr'k
Bay Rem, ailhG'y Philip P Ps,se.o1 We
Collect sandy Hunter James Popp Reuben
CorFon Peter G Hunter Geo Priss-y JE
Goa. Nelson Harry Cbss ParkerA
CT ase jacob Hammup ConradSnilh John
Conf Observation-Disclosures w Smith Capt Jos
Day Wmh Johnson Elleck Smith Joseph
D"herty VIM Jones Jno II Snyth Geo
pvbeison Geo W Kennedy Wesley Senter Alvin
Dodge n Kelly John Talbot Walter
psver port JAS Lathrop VIM Welsh Timothy
Bleke; Leo larindsr saml Invest R Az
Dews y Lothrop Mellen White III NJ
pnherty EdmH Linek Fred Wooster ut l.
Dee Adolphus Lick ey Geo w Woodricx Harry
Davis VINO Lowering Gao Watefeld ChasC
Elliott Wm Lisburger Henri yWilliams Colin
MISCELLANEOUS -Pu bli sher of Ledger; pub
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOCK -
" Those persons who may be disposed to ppr.
chase GEORGETOWN Corporation Stock which bears
an int. rest of six per cent. per snnum, payable
quarterly. can obtain some oy applying TO VIM
LAIRD. Clerk of said Corporation. oc l-dtNI
flowing PRoMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
Gov Surtin" ana "RsIle Havsn.| App!y to lie
S"''" y" JOHN B. DAVIDSON.
"a yB- Water street.. GeorRetova
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kYJ. O. MCGUIRE Co., Auctionssrs.
CHAsoERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT COR
UsTREET.
b. virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District of Columbia. in equity cause, No,
)s0rwh rein George Mattinsly liz com plAinant. and
John W Nye. and others. are daiepdants shah
9Th, at ~ O'Clock, in trout of the premises, Lot
numbered thirty, (3UD in Davidson % sub division
vest, st the corner of north street, and running
back feet to % foot publ alley, and i'm pro ed
BY a r anne Dwelling House
The terms of sale are one third In eash; the re-
rasind. in we'll secured notes, payable in ak and
twelve mont from the day Of sale with interest.
II the terms of sale are not complied with In ave
day. after the sale the trustee viii re- sell ut tbs
risk and pense OF the defaultins purchaser.
stsnps and conveysncing at the cost OF sac
purchaser. R0BT; nE:L1o d T us s.e;s
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MI BONE DUST,
MANUFACTURED. FROM BONES THAT
HAYS NOT BEEN
BOILED OR CALCINED
900 TONS of this Bone Dust on hand ready for
delivery, in lots to suit purch ssers
J. P. BARTHOLOW,
Deeler in Hardware. Agricultural Imple nsnts,
and Canal, WsshiI gton, D. q. oc cost
Rur1ER' EGGS AND
3 batubs FRESH RUTTER
80 barrels FRESH E6t3S xr.s lgsss
Part in store and arriving daily. For sale BY
d. E. DU rROW. H.
a- $50 Eighth street. opposite
oc M,6t. s,e sasE FEsSF Center Market.
ssssaz s4gs zI6 az8 rs az 81
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70 ]. q. MOGU q CU., AacuoN"efs'
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD.
By virtue of a de ! Cd of the Supreme Court or
the District of Columbia made snd p .ssed in the
cause No Isl equity, Ricsrd ct Il agi sie.Ia ss
ON SATURDAY, the 10 day of Oetnhsr, u; s3t,
st4 . clocA .. m Lots numbered thirty 500 asd
thiry-one, l3l, y in Square numbered one hundred
(IoO, J in the city of Warrington
The lots front on 2'th street. between and y
str eets north in rapidly improving portion Of
the civ Nsch lot viii be divided intn tso psrts.
Two ists will then have front OF IS feet inches
and the O, her rs feet j. Incl es, all having
1e ctr CT lSa feet inches to 80 feet alley.
ConYeyancina and stamps at the expense of the
purchaser.
iie uie " T. w. JONES Trustee
M 5eoSds &c. Mcguire CO. Aucts
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VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAW.-The Super
intendrnt of Police b IS directed the Sergaaurs
in the various precincts To proceed at once to
prosecute all persons who are guilty OF viola
Tin the corporation Ia VS.. a great many per-
sons were reported for keeping their places OF
business open yesterday, against whom war
rants will be issued Immediately.
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Auction SALEOPA VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTH.
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant. Mt s O'Clock p.
NJ We az all sell. in front of the prem ises. in Hsr
vsy snd Lind eys subdivision Of Square 5i3, infect
font by 100 deep
There win be great advantage to any person in
buying this lot, as they will have two side walls
already up. fer building; aise, a good alley.
Terms: One third cash balance In 6 md IL
All conveyancing and stamps at the C st of the
purchaser.
oc I.-eohds GREEN WILLIAMS. Auota
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EDITOR STAR Suffer me- If You please
through the columns of your largely. circuIa.
ted paper, TO say something in reference 20 ina
much abused law requiring an places of hnsl-
ness TO be closfd on the Saobath day
went 10 my bar bsr- shop Saturday And ths
barber informed me that that they hal haan
otihsd by the policemen of his ward that thew
had orders to closeup all places OF business
On the Sabbath day, BARRIERS shops included
i must admit WAS agreeably surprised, not
withdrawing AN in the habit OF being sha ed
on Sunday. l told the barber it was nothing
more than right, and i was glad OF 1t. He said
ne, TOO, would be very glad, providing they
Wouid make general thing OF II, hotel shops
Sho All, and make IL peremptory- nose a
me OF nfteen or twenty dollars on any oas
know, MIR. Editor, /, is a very great conve-
uienc" 10 prisons who are travelling 10 have
some place TO get shaved after long and ia
tigulnR journey. The inconyenie nee attan ding
the Motel shops being ciesed could be very
easily obviatsd by the proprie. ors employiuy
- barber, as hey woad ANY other seryyut 10
20 TO the rooms OF their guests and attend 20
their wants.
any ciscrImip atom this order upon the oroner
au.horiues. i make these saeeestions he
iieyipg lt 10 be my duty as q CITIZEN and ne
ping they may ind ready scqu,ascencse
YOURS, respectfully SUBSCRIBER.
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THE BURIAL OF THE LATE CHIEP JUSTICE
TAEkY.-Ihe Inte-nen 1t OF the remains of the
late Chief Justice fancy took place at Freder-
lex City, Md on Saturday last The train OF
Capt Dukehart, which conveyed the remains
from this city, took on at the Relay House q
number OF the friends OF the deceased from
Baltimore, among them several legal gentle
men, lncluCIpg 5. Teakie Wallis, T. Parsin
Scott apd a Yerley, Esqs, and arrived at
FREDERICK AT Ills, where il was met by dele.
eatiUL Of the Frederick bar. The remains were
removed from ihe train, and the procession,
reforming, proc eeded TO st. Johns Catholic
Church, where the funeral services were per-
formed. A. the door of the church the process
sion was met by the cross. bearers and the
corpse was placed in the clilaphax, when
solemn high mass was said, and was followed
by an euloginm on the virtues of the deceased,
by Rev b A. Mcguire, late OF ST. Aloyslus
Church In this city. AT the conclusion or the
ground attached 10 the old church, (oppostte
the lew one,) and Immediately back Of the
bull ing, in a secluded spot, he was buried be-
Sid he remains OF his mother and sister.
I train, which was provided oy W. p.
Smith, Esq, Master Of Transportation, in
charge of Cast Dukehart, had the right of
way over the road, and brought the passengers
back at 6 ~ Saturday afternoon, having made
the round trip without any detention whatever,
although over thirty trains vera met aud
passed along the road. This road has ways
been noted for the prompt regularity OF the
train connections, and the fact was sgnaIly
displayed on Saturday. Capt. Dukehart was
highly complimeuted on arriving here for the
satisfactory manner in which MS part of the
programme was carried out.
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRAME BUILDINGS
ON ARMURY SQUARE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Oct. 18th, at *
O'Clock on the the premises, VS. shall! sell . good
frame Building, located on :. Armcr," square,
near Seventh street canal Bridge-buiit by ths
Perseverance, tire Company for an Eng ne house.
ard capable OF being converted into dwelling
house
Terms Cash on the day Of sale.
The building to be removed within two weeks
from the day of sale.
oc is JAS C. MCGUIRE & Co Auc'L
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAya.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aoo,Ion.e-.

BoCslBOLp GuR, IfURn At .uor,oS
On fUHsDAf, the 18th instant al ~ a,.f.s
m, We viii tell. At the resiaen. Oh al e,soA
fous keeping on street, het.ee 9Th s.S a. ns
viz: ~ sasafe.
Walnut Hsircloth Snfas
Chairs. Tables and Ornaments
MIdroees, Dressing Bureaus
Wasbkfsncs. Chairs and lockers
, ne pure Geese feather Beds. Pillows sad Bel.
Excs.i ent Brussels. Three ply. Ingram Garrett,
Bsir "A usk snd other Mattresses
Bant IT. Sheets. Comforts AMI Pillow Csses
One co ~ pie,.a Ninn. and Zee Set
Cook and Other Stoves, Kitchen REQUISITES
Al many other S<ticlss. too numerous " emu
uerAIe.
oc i9d GREEN WILLIAMS. Auses
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

H VH1EN "1LhI ms, AuctiOneers.
AUCTION SALE OF TEN BARRELS OF PRIME
MONOEGAHELA WHiSKET
On THURSDAY. the 2Oth instant at IL look g.
m. We shall sell in front of our Auction Rooms,
The above whskey IS old and prime Rsstau-
rant keepers and others are invited to attend the
sse, it will be sold to suit purchasers, without
reserve,
Terms cash.
oc ,5-eodst GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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dS6 PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs. 1S6
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas
sells, Rings, Nails. &c.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers
II No. $40 Seventh and streets north

u NO. go Seventh and ID streets north.
ING LOTS ON THE ISLAND. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instaat. a. 5O'cl OK
p M. We shall sell, in front of the prem ses, Lots
q: "a and rs, in ision sf square $50 These
lots are hands omely situated on south q street,
between 9th and 10th streets vest, .aoh having a
front Of is feet inches, sud running bssk 10 feet
TO a "a feet alley.
Terms: One third cash; the balance In and L.
months, for notes besrpg interest.
deed given and q deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps st the cost
of the purct aser.
&C 4-roSd s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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1856 PUT hhs. 1856
few choice Engravipgs and Paintings for sale
at j. MAkKRITER'S, No. ass Seventh street.
S-Please remember the Number, 4s6, and the
term Cash for Goods and Labor Sep 17-6wift
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TWO VALUABLE BUILpING LOTS AT TsH
STPFkFF ~ STREET NORTH AND FIRSs
90 on ne premises we shsl sell Lot - sud
pa on -, IN square No So fronting tog.ther %
wet, spd runhirg back po feet to ~ foot paved
siey TO pc divided and sold in two lots OF % feet
These lots are well located, in A.. rspid,v ;r,,oy
ing part of the city and the Corner lot is watt
adapted for tusit ess stand.
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in months
with interest. occurred by deed IF trust on tsc
premises
&C I'D J. q. NcG UIkE a o., Aucts.
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~ Ii. MILLER T. CO..
SUBsTJTCTEsii! SUBsTITUTFSi
AGENTS FOR THE QUOTA OF THE DISTRICT.
No. 511 Ninth street west. near Pennsylvania av.
MEM MEM MEN
Always ready to be mustered for one or three
years at the most reasonable prices.
We will do better than any other, Az WE ARE
KNOWN AND RELIABLE.
n B-.Rupners and others in the business most
NH. MILLER,
sepH.lm Justice of the Peace.
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d BLIo ga E.
Will be sold at Public Auction. to the highest
bidder, for Ca on WEDNESDAY,. October 10Th,
Of the Livery stable, corner Bridge and Market
streets, Georgetown, d. Q i, consisting Of II head
Hack IS Top Buxg,es; No Top Bugey; four-seat
Carriages; 1 German town Wagon; 4 sets Double
HARNESS; 10 sets Single do; ali in good order;
with Saddles, b. idles. Blankets, Hay. Straw and
Grain, and many other articles.
sale positive and without Ieserve.
&C AIT THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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sALsThs he srocR COOP %dLL and
tionsry Store No. 100 Bridge street, Georgetown.
D. c., now doing good business. For particulars
call at the store before clock m or 51s p. M
Satisfactory reasons given for selling out
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DYaREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.

ANEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October is at
O'Clock o. M, We shall sell, on the premises, the
above hous and lot, on 23d street, between M and
n stree:s. The house cohtaas four rooms and q
l2a feet. to foot publ alley. in Sub division oil
Square Sc. Lot A.
Terms: One hal in cash; the remand er in 81 and
twelve months, wi In interest secured by deed o!
ocitd ' GREEN & wILLIAMs, Aucts.
ETBE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN
til THURSDAY tbs sDth inst.-same hoar and
place
IL GREEN IL WILLIAMS, Aucts. :
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WINDOW SHADES,

$50 "''Do" oHA' 49,
Different celors and sizes Window Shades II
store Orders for any required style or sizs Sba adj
MAIDS to order.