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TRANSACTIONS, bunions, inverted nails,
and other disorders of the feet, when neglected,
lnJure the general system by preventing the
body from taking that natural and indispen-
sable exercise so conducive to health. To all
afflicted with these terrible evils we would
recommend an early call at DIR. Whites office,
No. 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
9th streets. For chilblains, frosted and tender
feet, consult Dr. White
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GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. ass Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks no 11-Im*
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To THE LADIEs.-Attention is invited to the
advertisement of Miss Hattie Crippen, in an
llnery establis hment at 3i5 street. on Thurs
cay, November ID, determined to beat all COM
petitors in the quality of her goods, the late
ness OF her styles, and the lowness OF her
prices
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sOIprsT NTs."-The citizens of the
District of Columbia, who have been fifty years
Hall, MonGay next, at 4 p. m, to organize an
association Of the above name.
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CITY ITEMS.

ONE OF THE MOST attractive places on the
Avenue is the New York Dollar Gift Store,
No. 1856 above Sd. where you can obtain set OF
jewelry for one dollar end free gift.
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TOMORROW NIGHT a fair for the benefit of
the new church of st. Dominic, will commence
at Odd Fellows Hall, TN street. Great prep
arations are being made for the occasion. and n
splendid entertainment is expected.
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NEWS FOR THE LADIES Mr. Prince
stamper, 3S1 street, opposite Patent Office. has
rednced his price of stamping to six cents per
width for skirts and pantalets. He is the only
practical Stamper in the District. Ladies go
see him opposite the Patent Office 6
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FOR THRoAr D1sEAsEs and Ar

For THROAT DISEASES and Affections of the
chest, .'BrOlcH's Bronchial Trociss," or Cough
Lozenges, are Of great value. In Coughs, Irri-
tatiOn of the Throat caused by cold, or Unus-
ual exeriion of the vocal organs, in speaking
IN public, or singing, they produce the most
Denencial results. The Troches have proved
their efficacy. go
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FRESH LAKE FISH, am receiving daily by
express all kinds of fresh lake fish, which
can sell cheaper than can be bought in any
msrket in Washington.
GEO. T. STBwART.
corner 18th and III streets
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DROFEsSOR ALEXANDER WQLWSKIIthe
well known PIANIST AND NQgAbkIIsT ~

opens hie new SINGING and FIANUFVkTER
COZ RSE on October 30th, by an entirely new A
and sinplified system. BY bis mes method, any
person having only Q slight knowledge 81 music
will be enabled in very short time to read and
ecute the most difficult pieces With rare perfection.
As 10 the vocal part by his way Of he
arrives ct the most extraordinary results. All
those whs wish 10 become fine Singers or excellent
Performers are advised TO cali at his residence No.
ais Sth street, between and II streets. Heurs
of reception are from II .. m. to p. m. and from
q fo m In
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PKRsoNAL.-9en. Thos. T. Mumford, So,
Hon. John Il. Haslzin and Hon. Elijah Ward,
N. Y, and Admiral Dahlgren, U. 8. N, are at
Willards
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ORPHANS Court, Jndge PKrcsiI-On Satur-
day, the inventory OF the personal estate OF
George Ailer was entered and fled The first
account Of James CoTbett, guardian to the
orphans Of John Shsehan, was approved and
OF Mary Y. Dundas was returned by VIM. Y.
Eendall, the administrator. The inventory of
the personal estate of John W. Voris was en-
tered and fled. Letters of administration were
issued 10 Christopher IngIe, executor Of Mary
G. Ingle. Letters Of administration were issued
10 Margaret A. Campbell on the estate of Robert
q Cam pbell. Letters OF administration were
issued 70 John 9. Riley on the estate OF Angus
tus N. Y. Howle.
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PERSONAL.

A CURE GUARANTEED.-ConsuI old DR..
"A BARNES. Forty years special attention to
the cure of all secret diseases Washington Build
ing, Room No. ID, corner Penns. ave. and 7th ST.
Consultation free. no 2J.lm*
CARD.-DR Sd .RADCLIFFE(lateS Surgeon and
~ Lieutenant Colonel, U. s. Volunteer Staff
offers bis professions teryices to the citizens Of
Georgetown and Washington. Office, No. "A LIST
street, Georgetown I'd door east of Market MS lm~
NOTICE-The undersigned has removed his of.
y nee to No. - Louisiana avenue, near Csnter-
bury, where he will attend to all Corporation cases
GILBERT l. GIBERscN,
no 16-Stf Police Justice of Fourth Ward.
A sTRoLOGY-MADAME KROUsE will give
"A Information on all the affairs OF life, and in
respect to all O her subjects She can be consulted
at all hours of the day and evening. Gentlemen
81. Ladies 30 cents. She can also show a likeness
as large as life Residence No l2S AZ street Le-
tween and ID, Island no l5-lw%
nR. CHARLES h BOWEN,
II Corner Massachusetts avenue and 6th st.
Office hours-From to a. m, Il to IL p m,
and 10 9p.m. nol4-lm+
LAW OFFICE,
No. 23s street, between 18th and 18th,
&C 2s-smH Washington. ID. o.
u. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne SO Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
&C A-ly WAsHINGToN, ID. O
L. sURGEoN AND PHYSICIAN.
Late staf Surgeon of Volunteersl,
Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten-
ton devoted to diseases Of the kidney and skin.
once 2os Pennsylvania avenue, fosr doors west
ofWillard1s. oc 4lm*
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LARCENY CASES BEFORE JUSTICE THoMP-
6ON.-Wn. Cunningham was arrested by
officer e.. l. Greer for the larceny of a pair of
shoes from Isaac Rosenthal, 7th, between ID
and T. streets. The property was not re-
covered, but the prisoner was sent to Jail for
court.
Thos. j. Conner and VIM. H. Robbins were
arrested bY officer Brewer for the larceny of
about Sl4 from an old lady named Jane Rob-
bins. Conner was sent TO Jail for court, and
VIM Robbins was dismissed.
Isaac Lambert was arrested by Sergeant
Skippon for the larceny of about $50 from A
McDoagal, a discharged soldier of the V. r.
q, who was riding in n hack with the accused
and others. The prisoner was identified, and
Justice Thompson sent him To lail for court
subsequently John Adams, A. I.afontaine and
j. Mclaughlin, were arrested by Sergeant
SkippOn and Roundsman Johnso but as the
complainant and witness resided in the 7th
Ward, they were sent to the 7th Ward station
for trial, except Mclaughlin, who was dis
missed by Justice Thompson.
Robert johnson was arrested by officer Tay-
Tor for the larceny of one dozen chickens, the
property of e.. W. Caldwell, dealer in the
Center Market. The chickens were recovered,
and the prisoner was sent to Jail for court.
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The NEW GERMAN CLUB, known as the
'NieJrnan Association" met, according TO adj
1ournmsnt on Tuesday evening, AZ the resi-
uehce OF VIC. hetzerott, Esq, and perfected
It's OrRaniHtbon - The election OF the follow
ing OfncerS, 70 strye the ensuing year: Presi-
dent-John Hfz, Esq. Vice President-Mr
A Hart. Recording Secretary-Mr. Charles
Roeser. Corresponding Seeretary-R Rhyner
Treasurer-Mr. II. Seml<en. Librarians-fyha.
Ebert and j. NJ. G.. Armbruster. Members of
the Executive Board, 10 serve six months
Messrs. W. q. Metzerott. o. Coryin. A. Faber,
II. kTeitier, J. Enthoffer, and 4. w. Sell
hansen.
The intelligence, energy, and high standing
OF the aboye-named gentlemen will insure 10
the Association the Well -merited success sought
for by ats founders
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOneer..

THREE STORY BBICk DWELLING HOUSE
ON 18TH STREET, BETwEENO AND OHIO
AVENUE. r..I.
On TUESDAY, November 2Ist, at 4 O'Clock D.
m, the premises, shall sell tho north q feet
front Of Lott, Square 90, located 18th street
west. between e. etreetand Ohio avenue. Running
back an average depth OF about 81 feet, Improved
by three story Brics Dwelling with q two-story
lures throughout
Terms easy Oae-fsurth cash; balance in one,
two, and three yea-s; deferred payments bearing
interest, secured by deed OF trust the premises
COnyeyancing at purchasers Expense.
no Is }. G. McGUI2k A co Auets
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Try THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 2.i. lSSs,
at clock p m, will sell, in front of the prem
ises, part of Lot No. al. fronting 20 feet Dun
barton su Get, and rusning back 40 feet.
Terms cash
,Conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the par-
chaser. - -..- ..
DO i6 THos BOWLING. Auct.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Auetsoaeers.

J. v. mcGUI NE CO, AueHoReers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
--..- FURNITURE.
By order of the honorable the Orphans, Court
of the District of Columbia, will SELL on THURS
DAY MORNING. November pad, at 10 O'Clock, at
the residence of the late Thomas Mcclure, No $50
18th street. between street and Maryland avenue
on the Island, the Furniture contained therein,
con insisting Of
Mahogany Hair-cloth Sofa, Rockers, and Side
Qtairs
Mahogany Marble top Centre Table
BRUSSELS, Three-ply, and Ingram Carpets and
Rigs F-.
Walnut Hair-cloth Arm Chair, ManteI Orna-
meHts
Hat rack, Window Shades
Walnut Extension Dining and other Tables
Do. Jenny Lind Carved Bedstesds
bureaus, Bedsteads, Wsshstanas
r Cottage Suite Toilet Ware
Wardrobes- Dire ssing Stand
Hall and Step 0ilcfoth and Carnets
Feather Beds, Bolsters, aud Pillows
Mattresses, Quilts, and Blankets
Cooking Stoves and Fixtures
Chamber Stoves and Drums
ID Cane and Wood Seat Chars
Lot Barpess, Saddles and Brides
q Cutting Box and Stable Fixtures
CIock kerry and Glassware
With a lot Of other Household and Kitchen Re-
Quisites.
Terms cash.
RICHARD @. POLICY. Administrator.
no IL j. q. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

COh- SALE AMI KEN l..
HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
II sale. The Furniture has been used but three
cav erosion,
at Bontz 4 erosion.
L water on the premises, R00s j, with Or with.
out board. furnished or unfurnished, suit able for
south side between st and oh Streets east Nav;
Yard. Cars pass the house. no E3t'
IL sns S sss
tsInPik PIX he i la, produces good ShFEps snd Is
i. comfortable Cottage and good Earn on the
place JS are. man the stuck Utensils
barton st, Georgetown. no 15-eo3t"
L'OR RENT-On the flights of Georgetown, q
Il large and commodious HOUSE, with all the
and ali osbsr eenvenienees Of irst class House
situated No "a Congress street: 9gposits to Tudor
ir nei5sS W VIC p' '' JOHN e. GARTER
FOR RTNT--To gentlemen, FqEnished ROOMS,
Il at 400 St, between 6th and 7tn. no l5-lv< ~
and suts s.
ana sfIeess ana oRiy one H Walk Sc OF
ave. no Him
For SALE Oh EE ISE : Ev !arge, 9pmmOdiors
Senator Douglas BEING now vacant will be sold or
rented upon liberal terms; Apply to Mrs. DOUG
e cd sS s5ss
at any time. NOT If
TOR RENT-FRoNT PARLOR and two BED
Il ROOMS on second floor, communicating. suit.
MOONS, ON third floor, Suitable eitheT for family
om 50 be t tgGa6f ssi
ii street, between 18th and 10th, one block from
cars. no7-lm"
CTOR RENT-A REsTAURANT, with bar at
tached. suitable also for clothing or provision
store, A SO 18th street, (ony few doors from the
ayenueb Also, q large and commodiOus HALL,
well adapted for Concerts. Festivals, Cotillon Par
no S-2wi w. S. sILLIMAN, Proprietor.
RARE CHANCELLOR sALE-A well -estab-
n lshed CONFECTIONERY, wholesale and re-
tail, including Oyster and Ice Cream Saloon, with
stable and commOdious shop attached. Also, suit
nected is house Of six rooms Rent for the whsle,
SSS per month, with five years lease. Apply at
No. 244 9TH street, between M and N. no S-2w
L'OR RENT-A large and fine selection of Stand
II ard Books, Clsssics, latest Novels, &C., BY the
daily and obtain Magazines with reduction.
Peoples Circulating Library.
oc 24-eosm corner 9th and d..
Fer RENT-Four FURNISHED HOUSES,
from TO IL rooms each. Three UNFINISHED
Lots on street, between 18th and 18th streets;
Building Lots on III street, between 9th and 9TH
streets; Building Lots on street, east Of 2Sd
street; building Lot on 10th street. near street;
House and Lot on 10th street. near street, Ter
o. 200. Apply to @. II. WOOD, firm OF MITCH.
ELL 4 SON, southeast corner Of Pa. avenue and
18th street. Et.rs RI n OCT
EoR SALE OR RENT-That splendid RESI-;
18th street For particulars quire al 400 street
north, back Of Patent ONCE, at the hours OF ..
n su aiDa JAMES TowLEs. Property Agent.
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An JNFAITHFUL SUBsTITUTE.-On the 10th
instant, detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt ar
rested James Fleming alias Sugar Mouth, col
ored, FOR the larceny Of silk goods, &c, from
the store of Max LansbuTgh & Brother, It'll
street. The prisoner was temporarily employ
porter Alter the discovery OF the loss il was
reported 20 the detectives, who instantly went
In search ofthe goods. and found portion in
the house of Martha Sewell, colored, where the
prisoner was boarding. Yesterday, the pris-
Oner had a hearing before Superintendent Rich
ards, and the goods recovered were Identified
by Lansburgh e Brother as their property.
The prisoner admitted the larceny, and said he
sold two of The mantillas TO Martha Sewell to
pay his ball. MAJ tha denied il, and accused the
prisoner of stealing money from her son. He
raid be sold articles TO Jane johnson, in Duck
Lane. Georgetown, on commission for George
Boston, who stole them from the store. The
officers recovered three silk mantillas, one
linen dnstsr, and a barege buster. Superin-
tendent Richards sent the prisoner to jail for
court
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE
ON eth STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND
STREETS, BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, the Path instant, at 4 O'Clock D. m >,
In front Of the premises, part Lot No. l. in Square
No 42s, having q feet inches 'front.' running back
95 feet to paved alley, with the Improvements,
consisting OF three story Brick House, with base
ments and attic, containing twelve rooms, with
large parlors. bed chambers, dining and sitting
looms, halls. &c. Gas all through, and cisteFn OF
fine water in the yard, and in good repair making
1t first class residence, and the public de:
partmeDts. rr
Terms: One fifth cash; balance in !, q 8 and 4
years. secured by deed of trust on the premises
Interest on notes to be paid quarterly
All convey aneiEg and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
5000 will he required down on the property
when sold.
Title indis putable.
Possession given immediately, as the house IL
now vacant. GREEN d WILLIAMS,
no Is d ----- Until Auctionaers
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Growers THEATER.-The great American
actor Jcmes p Murdoch as Grover in
O'keefe comedy Of wild Oats" Tomorrow
night s'Ha-nlet."
CANTEELUGy.-Eirstt time of the new panto-
mime OF .aOIG Mother Hubbard, T" the buriesaue
of "MazpppI,' the ballets of LA Fete de Kra-
kao' and Ia Boda de Malaga" together with
songs, negro deline.tions and other perform.
anceS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL Grand ball of the
1oung HibeTnia Club. A capital affair is an
ticIpaied.
POTOMAC HAIL, corner Maryland avenue
anu llih street, Island.-Fesuval by the Ry-
land Chapel Ladies Mite Society A very
pleasant entertainment is expected.
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RY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF
FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. November cd. At
10 O'Clock, will sell, No 0S ID street. near the
GEORGETOWN College,a general assortment of House
hold Furniture, consisting ef-
Hair Cloth Chairs and Sofa
Marble-top, Centre, and other Tables.
Bureaus, Washstands, Wsrdrobes, &c.
Cottage Sett, Chairs and Lounge
Walnut Extension Table and SidebosFd
Carpets, Oil Cloth and Mating
Crock ery and Glassware
Parlor, Kitchen and other Stoves
And a variety OF goods not mentioned
THOMAS BOWLING,
10 1S-d ICON Union. Auctioneer.
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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
IL AT CAMP BARRY, d. e.
Headquarters DEPARTMENT Of Edskinston,
OSce IF Chef QHdyterrr1Stey !
WdshiHgton. ID. C., November 20, 1855
Will be sold a. public auction, 70 the hi CHEST
bidder, at Camp Barry, d. c., under the direction
ofCapt; J. Z. Hynes, A. Q. NJ. on WEDNESDAY,,
Noyembey -. 1855 at 10 O'Clock a. m the follow
'ss Frame Buildings, orches, Platforms Fences,
sc at that place. viz:
Is Barracks each 90 by 2.S feet two stories hi zh
with two Porches to each building
Stables, each 24S by % feet
do do 2O2 by ?sIs feet
2 do do 205 by % feet
] do ISL by 70 feet.
Hea6quarters Building, ~ by 2: feet, two stories
high, with three porches; also, two WINS each
. by "a feet, one story high
Guard house, so by % feet, one story high with
one wing, 30 by % feet
10 Buildings, averaging Il by Is feet, one story high
% Sinks, Watch boxes. &C., small size. with
enclosure Fences. Walks, Platforms Sseps &c
The Buildings will be sold singly, and Fro perty
sale. ~ vi
Terms cash, in Government funds.
nj. i. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and CHIEF Qulrterrnaster
no zO-ot Department OF Washington.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctisneers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON THE ISLAND.
f" On WEDNESDAY MORNING, November -,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, shall sell the furni-
ture and Efects Of q gentleman removing from the
city, at Ne. Sos nth street, bstween b and q,
leland. consisting In part Of
Rosewood Etsgare and Nhatnot ..
Suite Rosewood psrlor Furniture
Marb1e-top Center and Side Tables
Whatnot, Game seat Reception Chairs
Hall Hat Rack, Hall 0iicloth
PaTlor, Chsmber, and etsD Carpets
Marble-tcp Walnut Chamber Suite OF faruiturs.
Painted Cottage Sets
Walnut Sewing Table, Msntel Clock
Gilt frame Oval Mirror
Bedsteads, w ashstands, Wardrobes
Walnut Extension Dining Table
China. Glass, and Crockeryware
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Regulates
Refrieerstors and Chamber Stoves.
The House Is for rent.
noIs JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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I2Y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Anctioneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Furniture.
COWS, &C, AT AUCTION.
On friday the 2ith instant, we shall sell a.
10 O'Clock q. m. at the residence of a gentleman
declining housekeeping, at the corner Of north b
and I'd streets east, Capitol Hill. known as the
house formerly occupied BY the spanish Minister,
rate in part
Rosewood Damask covered Parlor Suite, consist
ing Of Sofas, 2 Caste Arm Chairs and Parlor
Chairs
Rosewood Marble-'op Centre Table, Walnut Mar
BILE top Sideboard
Fine French plate Gilt frame Mirror ard Bracket
Fine Velvet. Three ply, Brussels, and other Car
pets and Rugs
Walnut Jenny Lind, Mahogany and other Bed
steads
Walnut wardrObes, Extension Dining aud other
Tables
Walnut Marble top Dressing aud other Bureaus
and Wash Closets
Fe-ther Feds and Bedding, Hair and other Mat
tresses
China, Glass ant Crockeryware
Cooking Ra1iator and other Stoves
With good lot of Kitchen Requisite and two
fine Mich Cows.
Terms cash.
no 29d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Arcts
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lance below AQUA, and near the mail boat, which
passes twice asily. anordine every facility to par
ket The soil 10 of the best quality. and ID believed
to be equally adapted to Vegetables and gra? n APP
ply to The sp%snsSsTtbsE II kipg George Frds,iess
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Aactoneer..

ID
EXCELLENT PIANO FORTE AND HoUsE
HOLD FURNITURE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the I'D inst, at 10 O'Clock ..
ma We shall sell, at the resideacs Of G. W. Utter:
me HE, on Massachusetts avenae, between 9th and
9TH street West, thoase No. 423, } viz:
one koGOsVOGd casa Piano, ~ octave; makers,
knabe Gable, Of Baltimore. Nd.
One Parlor Suite, consisting of Bets stete Sofas,
Csstors and Side Chairs
Two handsome Gat frame French plate Mirrors,
with marble slab and bracket
Velvet, Brussels- Three-ply, Ingram and other
Carpets
Walnut French BedsteAds. Dressing Bureaus,
Wardrohes md Washstands 81
Painted Cottage Furnlte Consisting OF Bedsteads,
Bureaus. wsrdrobss, Wristbands and Came
Hair Hnsk and other Mattresses
Walnut Extension Dining Table and Chairs
Table Crockery and Cutlery
Cock, Parior and Chamber Stoves, and Kitchen
Regulates. e.. -.
And m.ny ether articles 300 numerous to snums.
rate.
All oclcck, in front Of the premises, one nearly
new Family Carriage
Terms cash.
Also, the House IL for rent, containing thirteen
rooms, with large saloon parlsrs. halls chambers,
&C Possession given immediately. INQUIRE on
no sd GRHEN a WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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John p. SLOUGH.
LAW OFFICE,
No. ass + street, between 18th and 18th,
&C % 3ms Washington. d. q.
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RY W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctionesrs.

II w u WALL OU., AuClIouetrs
PEREMPT0RY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ny IT. b0Ts, ON 22D STREET, NEAR NORTH
EOn MONDAY AFTERNOON November ~, at 4
sclock We VIII sell In front OF the premises, Lot
street. and running back lao feet inches. contain
The above Lots/will be divided t. suit pur-
chasers
We invite the Attentiou of BUYERS 20 the above
sale. as they win be absolutely sold
Terms are One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured By deed of trust on the
premises. y
1o0 VIM l.. WALL a CO, Aucts
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10y X. Il. PAGE, Auctioneer

by X. \. PAGE, Auctioneer.
SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON X
STRICT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On MONDAY, November 10Th. az D. m, shall
sell, On the premises, q small ore-stOry Frame
Dwelling. situate on X street north between ORR
ard 10th streets west. Subject 10 removal
Terms cash.
noEd X. y. PAGE, Auct.
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Ply CROWN, WALKER 4 CO, Auctioneers.

VN TTE
ISLAND At AUCTION
We will sell, on MONDAY next, November ~ at
O'Clock y. IN on the premises, east part OF Lot
No in square No. S3s said Lot fronts = feet on
y street, island between Sd and az streets run
ming hacf ~ feet inches 10 a wide pu bile alley
on salo 30 Ia i,oIt y tive neat framS Dwellings:
in rear, three small Tesements
Terms: one-half cash; the balance in six aud
twelve months.
All convey ancing; including revenue stamps, at
the cost Of the purchaser
Sale without reserve.
no rs U. CROWN. WALKER a co ,Auets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-20

RI UhEEN z WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
S0bTH CAIlIOL STREET, BET. r AND s
On THURSDAY, the 2e1 instant at 4 clock %
m. in front of the premises, NORTH part of Lot IN
Square 70s, having 80 feet front, running back a
good depth.
Terms cash.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser.
$50 down when sold.
no I'D GREEN WILLIAMS luct.