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Descriptive CIRCULAR
OF THE
HOPEWELL OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL-S2co,0 900. SHARES-200, 900.
Par Vafne, $i.00.
Hon. JOHN ROWE. President

Hon. JOHN ROWE, President.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA, Sec'ry. & Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
w. S. FLETCHER, McConnellsburg, Pa.
JOHN ROWE, Cireencastle, ,"
F. BENEDICT, Bedford, %
JOHN C. FVERHART, Martinsburg, %
JOHN J. SCHELL, Somerset,
c. P. RAMSDELL, Oil City,
J. h. SEYMOUR, Hagerstown, Md.
OFFICE NO. 435 Walnut ST., Phiia.
$4,000 Reserved as Working Capital.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Letters of administration on the estate of Fran.
CTS Corle, late OF Union nsbip, deceased, hav-
ing been granted to the subscriber residing in said
togGship; noics is therefore hereby given TO II
per snns Indebted to said estate TO make Ysent
immediately. and those having claims reque sted
to present them forthwith duly authenticated for
SettleneEt.
ADOLpHUS AXE,
December 80, 1864-6t Admir-.
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iO,CCO lbs. of wool. Wanted.

al j. III. ShoemakeE's Store, for which che highest
market price viii be paid i'm CASH Ct store Goods.
June 10. 1864. r@
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Jan. G, 1861.
Public Sale

F.4LU.FBLE RE.4L -EST.4TE
By virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court of
Bedford County, the uLde dersigued will offer for
Sale, on the premises, in Cumberland Valley rp.,
Bedford County, Tuesday January 3lst, 1865.
all the following described property of Ann Rose
brock, late cf the Township of Cumberland Valley,
to wIt
A TRACE OF LAND
adjoining lands OF Abraham McCleand ard others
containing i3 acres strict measure, about acres
cleared and unIer fence, with a log dwelling house
there on erected.
Terms Cash. at corfrma ion of Sole.
Sale TO com nsnee at II O'Clock, A ~, of said
day. II. NlCODEMUS,
January 1865. Admir-.
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REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE

REDDING's RUSSIA SALYE
Heals Old Sores,
REDDTNG'S RUSSIA SALFE
Cures Burns, Scalds, Cuts.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Soils, Ulcers, Cancers.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Salt Rkeum, Piles, Erysipeias.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Ringworm, Corns, &c, &c.
No Foraily should be wifhout ii.
ONLY 25 cents a box.
SALE BY
J. P. D1NSMORE, No. 431 Broadway, New York.
;, W. F0WLE K CO., No. 10 Fremoot ST., Boston
And by all druggists and Couatry S,orekeepers,
Nav ID, IS64-eowly.
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AUCTlUNEtkS AND
Commission Ainapats
Jayne's Marble Building,
GIG Chestnut ST.. q Gle Jayae Sc.
PHILADELPHIA.
Apr. Il, 1SG3-Iy
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BROOKS SERIES OF ARiTHMETfCs
for sale at ,ntrodueti0S priees, mt the Dtug asd
Book Store of DR.. B. r. Barry, Bedford, Pa De.
3. r. Harry 10 the seeEi.
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JNo. G. FISHER, Clerk.
December 10th, 1854
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ANDREW CRISMAN,
GFORGE RGHnGS.
MICHAEL WE.RTZ,
k. Commissioners.
"a
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Cules Nervous Affections. Female Complaints md
oil diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
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TRUSTEES ShLE
OF VALUABLE
R EAL BS 7 A ? I

DT vir'ue nf d~crce o. the Circuit
- C'urt for Saint Msry'- Coun,v. si,-
'i' G a. 8 C"ur. of Equi,v. ps., d in the
".use in which William A Pa'e"u i.
complainant ard Ma-,ha NJ Corb,ny and
"arre-e- + f'rna.- T,-r:-rl, Margaret F.
Hu'ch nso,) ard s W Crm"y. Der hus-
and ar" Tndar'a - 4 h"atiog ds.e Of
The 20'h "f Jun., 1863 h. md. rsigned,
~ Thu tee. will Il a, Public sale On
THURSDAY, ii, 14'h day If SEPTEMBER
:, the C"nrt n. use d o. in I,eona,1.,wn
m'wesn the b"u,s .f l2 .'cltcf, NJ ard 3
''"l'~k. ? M Ii" following real estate TO
wit:
One tract or parcel of lad. called and
known hy the name Ok
PART OF MULBERRY FIELDS"
.n,airirg
TWO HrNDRFD AND SEVENTY.
SEVEN ACRES, more or les.
This lsri is located on Blake Gre. k.
near ID" P,"msc Kiv"r. is in pr. &, { ir
stat" Of cultivation and b - a DWELLING
HOUSE and III" Necessary Barus and
"th~r buildings upon il.
The a"i il -rsc.p'i1l" o. rar;i improve
m"n' sna is we'll adaped /" th- grou'h If
al he "ap'c products Of th, sec.iou OF ,h e
State.
Fish Oysters and Will F wi arc abun.
d,ut. in scas"n, in The ,djrccnt waters and
the facilities for shipping produce arc very
superior
Clon h" whole, this Is one Of tha mos,
eligibly located estates upon the Lover P"-
tomac. aud persons dcsirous of selecting 6
healthy and pleasant re>iderce are invited
to view the prea.is's before tn day Of sal :.
This land adj 'ina the hne estate of
Thomas I.oker and Th. ma lIebb. E>qrs
Terms Of Sale. rs lrrrcribrd by the dc
cree. are-Thrce thousand dollars in cash
on the day Of Sac and 'hc balanc" in "qua!
ins'airarnss Of one and two years--.he De-
fr'r-d paym"n,s TO b" s"cu..d by The bono,
Of the purchaser. with s.cur'y to be sp-
proved By 'he Trustee. aud 10 bear iu,.r, =,
feon the Day Of sale
When al' the purchase money shali b.
paid. the Trustee will 'x.cn'" deed 20 Tie
purchaser. free. c. ar. al d d;-ch,rped f: ON
all the interest o: the parti"s TO this sui'
aud to taose claiming under Rim.
+. STONE.
Trustee.
Aug lib, 1s65--r.
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HESITATION jOTICE.

NOTlCF Is eereoy g,ver. .'a' II. urdrr
~ ssn' !, Of9;c"-> # k"ci-tra.:pr az .:.-
&C n' tirc,ion Lis.rict e Sairt Ma :.
".nty. Wi! ,lcet IN 81. Ge"-ses Isia,.,! :.
TCE>DAY 11 WrDNE>DAy.
a g.. III Gil daTs o. Septen. -r ak. !or
t " rirp's" Of reg ~rrius ID. s5,-r. a. u.a
Sec'i ~ Z; said D.trc'.
OF tne isth snd :rh 81 Se1,ec-ber. de-.
".,: asaiE mot II the CL..0 facm;, xn:.
-tlf Continue 70 u.,e! tht<-. CT a. da,s de<.
"a .. ~ :'s~rs s.i,egti2, mt. u.ti. l;A.
cp'nliesc uAe d.schayssof their aat,es.
ia 8D.aVIS..
:. VIII e EzSCCE
JOIN q. lsAlH
Q1fus f E ;iskoto~
sd Lke.xn District
1,...s,. :s, Z $: ~: s''''''
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BARGAINS! BAnGAlNS!

WE beg ;cave 10 call the at'eu''0r - '..e
2 nhlc "a Il fsct. tina, we g -: ir'oi ~
celvel and nre 81 enin. al ca! - re st e. ~
tic ON L OF IIit LAknE>T AND hr.Sl
SELECTED STOCKS OF CrODD- t'e
brought tn this cs,aoty, crinpIi>'ng e7eS'
thing Usually kept IL c.,ittry store.
invite particular attention rr .ur large l..
SPRlEG AND SUMMER g,.r.i~ AMI -:
articles Tor ladies AID also T. our c: { a..r.T:
rn'ut OF Read y-Ma.e Cic'h:n:. We ts,t
ais' very large 'ot 0: SUPERIOR CL'
LIQUORS. Az all e ,Gr new sIc>X l.;
bs-s:. purchased 'a~iy-+inye tie great al i,
the prices-snd @.-'-,.l couf .eu. We c... Sc ;
srsaiU: Give - a ii
y. y JAM.SDE. &
JAWS J COCGu
Caspdco. ot. Mary &C.,
APs EtA. issS-sys
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ATTENTION VOTERS

NoTlt'E ia her"hv civtr thar in rursn-
~ srce uf I, 9 rr .isi ~ nj Al A.. "s A..
>emh'v. l'aS-d Msr"n Gath 1865 and e,.:,.
e: AN .Ac; 'rla;'n:' ;" ,ie fe.i>r u y ~ tho
''rs al tbs Stae.' la= 6"..iyrc,. Io' :
jug "nr "in i ctfics RS i .;esisr.,iua. y inc
i,'th Tl">tL n f:-.rc. O. S.inI -N4-ys Guar
~. VII re-. :, N"CHAEICST!L-c, "a
>s,i D'"r!ct q tie 2ri
TyEAUAY
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PUBLIC SALE.
7 wi!l ofsr at public sale. 90
WEDHESDA F. the 18th day Of Sp'em

WEONESDAT 7. the l3h day Of S,psem
b~r ncH.
(if fair. and II not. 'he mex, fair dav 'hare.
-fter.> at my residence. near Mi!es,oun.
Bei'am Neck. the following properly. to
wit:
All nv stock. conei.';ne e HORSES;
CATTLE; = SIZE iot Of SHEEP. &c.
Al.o. all VI my FARMING iMPLE-
MENIS. i"cludios toe MACHINE sod
THRESHER.
Also MI o. nv HOUSEHOLD aud
KITCHEN FURNITURE. aud . 6ne
cs"p "f CORN Growing
A'd. il u% di-po-rI Of tefo,e. 7 vii,
slso offer n,y FARM for sale On said day
Turns 'Dade kn4Sn ou ii. day "f s,Ie.
B: CHEAEL1INk
Ag ic,I6>3- -
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notice TO FRUIT GROWERS

TIsEIE Sui~cr;'.r h,vir, 81 anprant. 4
ac ~ ',,r 'nr cal. ,f FIUIT nd Or
y TtNEN AL TRIES hv me Of ,irp lr,r ,.,,
and n. ~ cr,bra.r,i n.:r:e-v men j.: I! Gun.
~ fI'n, wh."1 :e has ,.urah ,~d n,o.s "f Ii
Tres. j NV prepared t" .."ceive orders fr H.
I ri nd. ~ totr4 In II g '..wGr cur lies !
Ma, !a,j ~ tie Potomac cour,ie~ Of Virgin
IL.
ri. sr"r...a as a F,ui' -rnw.r. icing f. he
VOID ~ AMI pa'io .. a his rxr%r'e4ce H.
tfr .ri ~ .f Trees Considerable. he can
,rs,rria'v ALL Il o.- wh are ab Ut 10 plan,
Inr' ar s j. tho.sire the ts.>t :,ie'ies
g ia ,snss ard in'"rm .tion forwarded e,a-
lis upon appi tim
EDMUND J. PLOWD:.N,
Nia;-..ouc
Mf.
Lugr.t 2ih ise5--4t.
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{HERIFF'S 2hLB
OF VALUABLE
R { A / BS 7 A 7 E

EcY v;r'"~ Of ~" "r'ss OF v'nii'i"ni
- ,xp a, i~."-d "u: of the Circui'
Court '": SAINT Mary's county a. ID. sui'
Of the Prc>id NJ, Directors and C mp.ny
of ;hc Ncrchsn's' Rank If Bslt,n,"r.
arans' u. y."is, chAr.i-. lands AID tn
I'm MS Of VIM 4 & " W palee't, aid %
N" directed: and by virtn" Of three uri's
ef Fl ri fac:aa. issued "u, f the c:rem.
court { T. Saint Mays County. one ~ the
mi, 1T Ann II .w.r''; one at rho sn:, ~
N,'liam i Nn"'lrx; en-" a. ,he suit %
james " Ral.y administrator of ticm-
ent Mat,ing'"y, al d t" ne dir c:'f, I have
seized snd ta.;cn in 'x.ci In Ill the ligh'
title interest. claim d ma d. at law
and in .qr,'v { III" .um W A s. " "
Padg.u ~, d " 4 Psdgetr in aad to III
fo'l""irg I'r.rrty to ~i':
One tract or parcel of land called sud
kuown as
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

OFFITERe.
GEO. p. TTOM4s, rres:dea'.
EcAspori Issoror.:
Hamilton Faster. .: fis m'''"r Ens'er E O..
.7'!e' 3. Chapman. Q; kirk!ard. Chase
CO.
Geo. P. Thomas, of Helm, N!codemus &
Go.
H"~r Sis.nn, {. esm Ma.b'e Wo-ke.
tlIrem W"ots. y. Of i'"ughe';v. WOODS q
Co
Geo. II. Miller. Of CofFro,h. Miller 4
CO.
Th"m. Csssard. Of G,lber' Csssort &
S6r
WI ,sm D-.ies. ~ Nm. n-v les 4 Co.
h.le< Web, o. Th'.,r;.~ & CO.
JOHN " laws. rec'y,
w. HAxx. Vi. y. Medic, Tsam" er.
has iouH.oS. VI p. Co"sHltns faySi.
"lrT.
I nu,as I. Stone. NJ D. Medical Examine
for S,,,nt Mnrys C""r:r.
Ts-No cl.rCe ."r 70 rcies. S'hnrs or Me-
u ~ Fx rn'nato'.
g. Ties Of E,re &C. pr2'.. =. the Oti,e
o. eCn.n:any'
No. i ( DI''T ! ST.
r,.r Frank III liai.k.,
J.lNrS >. ] owns
Tent' r'iown,
.1-e' fnr S. ;i,ty'~ Lcu y.
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! / SD.i y
WENEr%D iY

j.. Ar:u~' nv. ard w;' : v.n.,, ~ n. .. :.
the s,u!" n':'r,. IN 'Tra...av 40 Wr!.o.,'4.
"i c,cn We. i4.l,cr IA" 1.l:r, - q ,'...,ci-,
:. II. AID "r.' *. /. ~. ur.I me tiir !
Wednesday Il S'r:.'nt-r next. ,rtIu:;ve. trr
'hr pup - O. carrying "ut ~, royi,:nrs -
the a"1'~' =! ! .. Assembly IN tie SAD
fat r. - n Di~.r,c'
All pr Gus clnmj:.S ~ I';~:ir;c 70 h.-e-
after .xcii lie tie riy., II Y ii =. r ..;,; a..
=: arc hereby notf u - make erp!icati,a :
T. me I'M. rsignei, Wit, proper cvI,:...ce If
qUallt, a.i"t:, between tho sa:' c,.i Tuesday
IA = iugu.t ar,G 'h:,i Nc tuesday IN .S-p,er1.
Or reX. trrw' 81 IL" h,,Irs a'crenaule,.; q u.
er siS. 'in'sr tie provision ri tie at,,ro., q:
Ac: of \ s'tntiv. 'h"y "''I p. !" r"rn.,t.t:
tr chsrri~.. 81" right "i Suffrage d, ,,e crs9.
.nE F,l ,'eci a ,or :, Al, s...,s.-, .t,.t .;e,.
t.r,. r.'" ii: ACT II ..>sr r., ~. - b.. -
p-ai''i. or Hs Erv's! =. .ia., . t...s coc.pi.-
ei ~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

IN and after FRfF.iY, Junc o.. l,,65. IL"
Oa--mers GEORGE VEINS and Macy
WASH NOTION WI! run ~, fr'o~
Tie steamers GEORGE WEEIS, Crut
=. Shorter, will leave B"unn"ip every F',i,v
morning at "'rlo,k trr III" pa,.xe '.Ir
returning. VII i.Ne iiIT's I.nnir". ,vev
Monday Cor Nottingham. l.,,'n. '.,'In sanr
every Tuesday mormirg al, O'Clock Tor t.I'i
NOR. direct
The steamer M.iRi iWASfItNGTCN, Car-
tam G"ur'ev. VII isr,e fn:t,n,"'e ever,
W edne-dsy m"'nirg nt s - clock f"r III, ratux
ent River, returning, viii l,av- IiI:!'n Lrnd,n.
every Thu Isd.y t.T Nottingham; leaving >n'-
rnrhs,n every Friday rlnrnIng fr Kn'tIaor-
direct The a "ye Ste,nrct. ~lj c,, II, NJ
the usua! Landings on the lave: e." - r:
tia'en and P!ut. Point, HoIne and 'eiu.n
ne.
For fuT'ier irfor n:a,.ons s?piy on ',srt he
S1aa.e.s. os to
Nj l. WEENS.
Agent
Oh &c
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TE9f MFR y'L.H.V'D
: lie Insurance Company of
B<TNORE.

IoElCT !!rINTi,S PARTICIPATE -.
TEE rROF.Ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
"sTohEY RUN, -

G 'ntalntnE
TWO HUNDRED ACRES. more 9. less
This land i lMautifullv situated nn Saint
Mar>'s i.iver in Saint Narv'> County, ani
near tie Great Mills and having many con-
ve' i"nc-~-thc s',il l. od and capable nf
pro.!u' ing tie usaai crops. ic"rn, whoIt, to-
haccn and e-as<
The IMPROVEMENTS arc
h'.e rev two story Dwell Z"<
LiEG--i!:rce rooms T. h.w M iiH
sta Is i>ix''sn feet square ard sSR
: passage. a'., up stair. three b,-ir...r.s-a
fine large kitchen and other nec.>s.ry houses,
such as pantry. Ice hrusH. &c The nnt
h",Ists ara twa Cn"d Farms. Stables &c The
fencing !. IN good order. a g"o,; young or
chard, excellent water. d;c.. &c.
TERMs oF SALg-i,ne ihir,! of purchase
money t" he paid cash on the day Of sale
the balance in tw" equal instalments IN six
anr! twelve month hs-thc deferred pay,n",itS
he occurred hy eold and security 10 b- ap-
proved ~ NE.
B. G. HARRIS.
1rus,ee.
July 8. ls6s--ts.
The h've sale IL pos'rocd TO
TUESDAY,. the l:.h of .Gp.~mhsr neo4.
BIG HARRIS.
Trustee.
Augrs. I7.h' lsG5--ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

August lo,;.. taG5-lm.
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June o9:h !sSs-,e.
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LOWEST RATES

Of Tf1F.
EEST COMPNN IF:
Evening star., 1865-10-07
DIED.,

CONLEY. On the morning of the 7th instant al
a m, Mrs. ELEANOR C0NLEY, in the 73d year
of her age.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her son-in law Hillary g. Williams, ESQ 236 lst
street east, between and ID north, on Sunday af-
ternoon, at O'Clock, which the friends and ac
TO attend.
BROWN. On the 5th inst. in Georgetown. Mrs
MARY LANlNlA. beloved wife of Alfred Brown
aged q years, / month, and 10 days.
Her friends and acquaintances and those OF the
family. are invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her band, No. 33 Market Space,
Georgetown, on Sunday, the Sth inst, at clock
The remains will be conveyed to the 18th street
Presbyterian Church, Washington.
MckINNEI Suddenly, on the 9th instant
JAMES MCKINNEY in the SID year of his age
His relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend to the funeral tomorrow, Sunday at :
O'Clock, at his late residence, No. 80 Jefferson at
Georgetown, ID. &.
EVANS. At her residence in Charles county
Md, the LIST of October, Mrs ISABELLA
NESMITH. wife of John ID. Evans, Esq, late OF
this city. and daughter OF Ann and the late
EbeneZer Nesmith, in the 45th year of her age
(ChrOnicle copy.
Evening star., 1865-10-07

PASSING CoUNTERFEIT MoNEY-Lastn night
very neat looking girl of about fifteen years
of age was arrested by officer Brewer for pass
ing counterfeit IS note on NJ Prince The
note IS very skillfully executed, and but for
the paleness OF the red and black inks used
upon II would be readily taken for genuine
even by experts. The little girl gave her name
as mary kammorrer and that she got the note
from gentleman in payment for cigars in her
mothers store, corner of 1st and Il streets JUS
uee thompson heard the evidence, and held
the young girl to bail for court
Evening star., 1865-10-07

WALTER LKSNox, formerly Mayor of Wash
ington, has returned to Washington and was seen
on fennsylvania avenue yesterday. He was
one of those who left this city on the breaking
out of the civil war, and went South. About
twenty -one months ago he secretly returned
to Washington and staid one night then went
to Baltimore, where he was captured, and con-
fined in Fort McHenry until the commence
ment of the present week, when he was set at
liberty. He was accused of being a rebel en-
misary, and for this alleged offence was kept
in confinement
Evening star., 1865-10-07
MARRIED.

REED-BOTELER. On Tuesday, September 2S,
1855. at the Parsonage. by Rev DR. Ryan, JOSEPH
W REED, formerly of Virginia, to Miss ROSALIE
L. BOTELER, of Prince George 3 county, Md.
Evening star., 1865-10-07
10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
A PART OF THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND BELONGING TO, AND ON WHICH
MR.. b. sCAGGS RESIDES, about two miles
from the Capitol. across Benning's Bridge land
half mile from the Bridge, fronting on the
Bladensburg and Alexandria road, at Auction
On MONDAY, the 10th instant, we shall SELL at
o,elOck p. m, on the premises five handsome Lots
of Ground in the County Of Washington, four of
which are unimproved-each having q beautiful
building site thereon and good land for gardening
or other agricultural purpOses-contsinng as fol-
lows, viz.
Lots Nos. and ? contain about 30 acres each.
Lot No. contains p acres.
Lot No. contains 20 acres.
Lot No. is improved by new two story Frame
Dwelling House, Barn, and other out buildings
young orchard, &c, and contains 10 acres of very
superior land.
Any persons wishing to purchase handsome Ioca.
attend the sale.
There is q church and school house in the imme-
date vicinity. Water good, and a very healthy
locality
Persons wishing to examine the property nra
yious to the sale will call any day after O'Clock
m, and MIR. Scaggs will show them the grounds
Terms One-t third cash; balance in one two,
three; and four years, for notesibesung interest
from day Of sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken
All conyeysncing at cost of purchaser.
Title indisputable.
A deposit Of 500 will he required on each niece
of property when knocked of.
oc5 sd GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
Evening star., 1865-10-07

LOOKOUT for the select ball of the He
brew Ladies Benevolent Society, at Temper
ance Hall, T. street, between 9th and 10th, next
Monday night.
Evening star., 1865-10-07
A UoTIoN ALE yYg ~ JoMMlssARr PROP

O@oe Depot Conm,ssayy of Ssbsistence,l
..E Washingtoa, ID. e., Oct. l. 1855. (
will he sold at pu bile at sth street wharf
Washington, D. O., on THURSDAY the 18th inst,
at ii O clock a. m lsrge amount ni
consisting Of Counter. Beam and Platform Scales,
Commisssry Chests, Spring balances, Faucets,
Hstchets, Meat Hooks, Bake Pans, Sacks, Wheel,
bsrrows Field Desks, Cauldrons, &c, &c, &c
Terms cash, ct the time Of sale, in Government
funds. u. BELL,
= oc sst Major and @. g.. o. s. A.
Evening star., 1865-10-07

APRysTED ON BENCH WARRAST.-Jonn
Ward. who some months since assaulted Of
ficerS German and James, was arrested on n
bench warrant night before last by omcer bar.
keT- and delivered TO Marshal Gooding, and
being convicted in the court, was sentenced to
three months In Jail.
Evening star., 1865-10-07

ADDRESS OF GEN. HOwARD.-Maior General
Howard last evening addressed the Soldiers
and Sailors Union League at their rooms, on
9th street, approving the object for which the
Organization was established, and impressIng
upon them the importance of their uniting to-
gether for their common welfare. He paid an
eloquent tribute TO the memory of the late
President Mr. Lincoln, and urged the main
tainance of his principles at all hazards. At
The conclusion OF the address, the speaker was
unanimously thanked, and elected an honorary
member OF the society.
Inc committee appointed TO wait upon Gen'l
Butler and Gen1 Gilmore, for the purpose of
inviting them to address, the League reported
that General Butler was compelled TO decline
IN consequence Of having taken severe
cold in his Journey To Washington. The Gen
eral however, promised a letter, and said he
was in favor Of taking possession OF all the ter
ritory marched over by our troops as captured
property, and settling our soldiers upon II so As
To create at once loyal populatlon General
Gilmore having left the city was not seen by
the committee.
Evening star., 1865-10-07

MILLER's BILLIARD Room, 40 Pa. avenue.
Gentlemen must not forget to visit this magni-
ficent establishment, which has Just been fur
nished in the most costly manner, includi7 q
new tables. balls and cues, of Phelan & Col
lenders latest improved stYle.
Evening star., 1865-10-07

COMBS, CoMBs.-Came on this morning, the
most beautiful assortment of Ladies' Back
Combs in this city, for only one dollar, at the
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pa. ave-, near
Az street
Evening star., 1865-10-07
CITY ITEMS.

A SUPERB GRAND PIANo.-Our esteemed
fellow citizen, VIM. B. Todd, Esq, has Just
added 10 his parlor comforts and attractions a
magnificent full-sized grand piano from those
world ld-renowned makers, Chickerng & Sons,
of Boston. John +. Ellis, BOG Pennsylvania
avenue. near 10th street, is sole agent for this
celebrated make of pianos.
Evening star., 1865-10-07

THy AxITY ASSOCIATION give q grand ball
at odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street, on Mon
day evening. Arrangements are perieeted for
lnsuring a most pleasant affair. 81. -