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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-04-20
Mr. sewnrd,s Cond,t,on.

New York. April l7.-The Times Wash
ington special of 10 q. m. yesterday says
Secretary Seward is decidedly better, but
Fred. K. is still unconscious, but resting
quietly as An infant sleeping. The pistol
with which he was stru is very heavy.
Mr.. Stewards throat and face were fright.
fully cut in this terrible conflict, wounded
soldier clinging to tn. assassin. Mr.. Sew.
ard threw himself from the bed on the floor.
When it was over he lay in pool of blood.
The door bell was answered by small col
ored boy, who told the assassin he could 7ot
90 I'D stairs, but he rushed by and encoun-
tered Frederick at the head Of the stairs
Augustus, Mr.. Sc wards eldest son, who in.
terfered. was severely cut as was the invalid
soldier Fanney. Mr.. Stewards daughter
was sitting by him. The colored boy ran
: to the sentinel on the corner, telling him
there was a murderer in the house, but the
sentinel did not feel at liberty to leave hi:
post. rE..i,.,-w
Mr.. Seward had information Of the plot
but this information was so common that ,h'
Yadmontion was disregardcd. :-"..~a--
The assassin was large, athletic. power
full man, armed With heavy revolver enc
bowie knife. '"n "5 a".--- Pr. la'..
The following Is private dispatch re
ceived this morning from @. A. Seward.
wAsH1NGrcs, April II, m.-To E. A
Stanford, Esq have great hopes Of Fred
this morning. He has recognized me wit
voice and eye. The medical testimony
concurrent as to the favorableness Of tn
change in his condition. win send yo
word later as to the Secretary. pa. d"
@. A. SEWARD.
LArER-We think that the Secretary
lgradually improving His arm has bgen re
The deep interest felt in Secretary Sew
ard has thronged his residence with visi
Tors, among them the Cabinet and Foreigr
Ministers. He was informed Yesterday 70
the first time of the assassination of Presi
dent Lincoln. and of the attempted assassi
nation of himself and Of the Assistant Sec
rotary, and to some extent the state of tn,
latter. MIR. Seward, though moved with the
most intense sorrow and horror at the reel
tai of the awful acts, nevertheless wore con
siderable frmDess and conposure. Hi:
etronoth apd 1;u;po bos ,o f., .ot,,~roI 80
to enable him to undergo the trying ordeal
Every effort that ingenuity excited by
power can make, is being put forth by all
| the proper authorities to capture or trace
the assassins. The Common Council. have
offered reward of $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction of the assassin. $4,000 i.
added by L. T.. Baker, Agent Of the Wa,
Department. .-...J
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Wednesday, the lslh inst. during the IL
neral solsmnities Of Abraham Lincoln, hate
President Of the United States.
Signed, WV DsSNIsox,
Postmaster General.
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NEw York, April 1.-THE Herald
Goldsboro correspondent says Shsrman's
army commenced its advance on the 9th,
moving in three columns under Howard.
Slocum and Schoield. During the rejoicing
rver the news Of the fall of Richmond
Sherman was called out by his troops and
addressed few wori Is to them, saying he
was informed thst Richmond had been cap
tured. and Lee was flying in dismay, he
said Grant wrote to him that he WAS pur.
suing Lee, and he hoped he, Sherman, would
press Johnston, which said Sherman,
think we will d.. The soldiers cried. We
will We will Sherman told bic soldiers
lie did not mean to lie. Johnston have anv
rest. Johnston has evacuated Raleigh.
moving west. and leaving the town in poss
ession of Hampton's cavalry.
Cooper's train, numbering Is wagons.
~
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The news Of the assassination OF py.si
dent Lincoln caused sensation in Canada
aad Halifax scsrcsay less profound than !,
did in this ccuntry.
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CHERIFF,S SALE.

|
~ By virtue Of . sp ecial Execution Ia me sir...
cd, by the Clerk Of the District Court nf wspeiio
county, State Of Iowa, commanding me 10 self III
property hereinafter described, as by n decree ~
said Court directed. will expose to sale A. nnhlic
auction TO the highest and best bidder Ter cash in
hand. at the front door Of the Court House. in Wa
fpeilo county: Iowa, on the 18th cay Of Nav 1865
between the hours OF O'clock a. ~ and o'ciock
following Real Estate. to-wit: 49, "'
the w OF thsswk Of section tvsnty.seven
It1i) also certain par,el Of land described AZ fol-
Flows! Beginning At the q corner Of the 9 II Of the
seA oissetion twenty three (23) thence vest forty
.hence south forty rods thence east forty rods
.nenoe north forty rods TO the place of bsripnins
.e acres, Fifteen acres OF OF The south side Of sh:
rex otihesw 4 dissection two (2l Five acres o6
OF me spaih side OF the Of the u Of section
llD all 10 township sysnty-thrss (1sl
Taken a. by special execution directed ., the prep
$500 2. lanes Combs and Minerva g Combs, 10
sat,sny sara execution In favor Of David Coweer
AND sgs,nss James n. and Minerva T. Combs for the
sum OF SJso.l6) three Hundred and sixty dollars
AND sixteen cents interest aud costs
snsriu omes' 0ttumus. Iowa, April 18th 1865.
~F''' A"s" 's"s-SW WApsllo Co., Iowa,
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NOTICE OF GENERAL AS.

Not lee q heveby sfveN ssas ske partne-sA,p ar~s
|of B. Iadd Ca, Port Packers ~ the citv % o.
'tumw q, wspglo County, lows cld. on Che 4ath day
efMa rch 1855. mate ernerti assignment for the
benefit of their c reditors. 10 the rnde,sighed ~
assignee thereu, All persoASinde6ted 10 said Arm
will immediately come fnrwavd ana settle the same
With the underlined d; and all creditors "a Who's
said nrm Indebted Win present their claims prsP.
tefy vsuched under oath ar afrmatisa 70 him, With
In three nonths froa date hereof
pREpK ARrHUka
Assignee % r. LApp 4 Co,
Ottumva, iowa. April lat, 1858. - S-11-St
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Cooper's train, numbering Is wagons
passed through this city, ~ svuts for Idaho
today.
-N-1v.
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DIED.

FITNAM. ROSE FLORENCE, infant daughter
OF Thomas, J r, and Rozella Fitnam, aged year,
months and % days.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral at the residence of the parents on the
Th street road, about miles from Washington
city, on Sunday at O'Clock p. m.
ANDREWS. On Friday, Oct. 9Th, at North
amptsn, Prince Georges county at the residence
of her sister, EMILY R., wife of Col II, p An
drews, Y B: A, aged Sc years. $500
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
her funeral, at Rock Greek Church, Sunday, Oct
18th, at p. m. =
WILLIAMS. In Georgetown. D. c. on the 18th
instant, Mrs. ST SAN h. WILLIAMS relict of tue
late jeremiah Williams, in the s5th year of her
-
The relatives and friends of the family are in
nted to attend her funeral on Monday afternoon
al o clock, from her late residence No loo Dun
parton street, without further notice
ChkOMo. At GeOr getowR, ID, G., October "a
1868, CHARLES III. G. BURROWS, aged I3 years
months and IL days, of accidental gunshot wound
The funeral will take place from the residence az
bis father, No. Is Montgomery street SUNDAY
october %, at clock. Friends of the family ara
invited to attend.
- BROWN. In Georgetown, d, c. on Friday
october Y, DANIEL BROWN, aged 81 years
us funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, corner OF I'd and Fayette streets on Sunday
october 18th, at o'clock p. m
Liable. Friday, the 9th inst at2n m Mrs
MARY, wife IF Prof. n. r. Liable '' "
Her funeral will take place on Sunday atan Nm
from the corner of Washington and Bird oa streets
georgetown. baltimore and Philadelphia papers
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"I'M Youxo GIRL FROM THE COUNTRY, AMI

g I'm YOUNG GIRL FROM THEOOCnTRY, AND
You CAN'T GET OVER ME-"
country girl once came to town, Is.se
The wondrous sights TO see,
And thought that she would play coquette,
Wherever she might be.
Saws she, I'll tease these city chaps
With graces light and free
"I'm young girl from the country,
But they can't get over me-"
Full soon the lovers came around.
But she selected three
One was gallant soldier boy,
Another loved the sea;
The other plain citizen; re
Says she, I'll fool AL three,
Pm young girl from the country,
But you can't get over me- 20
The gallant soldier first proposed, ar--
In language bold and free,
And says, 4" know she will accept.
Shes very proud of me-"
She looked into his crying eyes,
And sung with voice of giee,
81 m young girl from the country,
And you can't get over me- ..T
The sailor next put on his best
And swung himself to lee,
And thought he'd anchor out for life,
When she his mate should be.
He popped the question, but she smiled,
With shaking head, says she,
sim young girl from the country,
But you can't get over me-"
The citizen was more acute,
Before he reached her door,
He bought himself splendid suit
At the Peoples Clothing Store
He came. he saw, he conquered, too,
And then proposed. Says she,
sim a young girl from the country,
But you are the boy for me-"
For You buy your clothes at ]. H. Smiths
the Peoples Clothing Store. 400 9TH street. op-
posite the Post Office.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

WASHINGTON TAEATER.-Mr. Florence as
<sRory" i'm the two act drana of ssRory Who're"
and as ssTim Souns" with Mrs f. as uAunie
Spruce in the side-splitting farce of "Mis-
chieyous Annie" =. -"
growers THEATER.-Lastn night of the great
1rlsh drama ''Arrah Ma Pogue." Afternoon
performance at two o'clock for the accommo-
dation OF families at reduced rates of adrnis-
sion.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Interestinp illustra-
tons Of the effect of inhaling Laughing Ga"
affair promises a laughable and instructive en-
tertainment.
CANTERBURY-Last night of the drama or
<'The Female Clerks of Washington, or Early
last Raid" and an immense bill OF oailet,
songs, negro dehneations and other perform
ances.
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MARRIED,

CHA On Thursday even.
ing, October nth, at the residence of the brides
Iather, Lanesyille, Ohio, by the Rev. N A Roed
Mr.. d. A. CHAMBERS, of washington, to Mis-
LILY X. FRACKER. No cards. =
W. kEEN3,McCLOSKY. On the 18th instant, at
wesley Chapel. by Rev. DIR. b. II Nadal GEO
t. KEEN to Miss SARAH e. McCLOSKY.
LANSDALE-yOY. On the 18th inst, in Wash
lngton city; by the Rev. b. G.. Wiget, Mr. ] w.
LANSDALE to MARY Z. JOY, eldest daughter OF
William Joy, Esq. all of Washington. No cards =
baltimore and Maryland papers please copyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

GREAT BARGAINS IN Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Store, No. 4S6 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. 90 II ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

LIE IUNIsIAN EMBASSY yesterday visited
the State Department, and will be presented to
President johnson on Monday, while those of
our citizens in want of over coats, frock coats,
sack coats, and elegant clothing, of all descrip-
tons, Will call on Wiesenfeld & Wallach No
$40 Pennsylvania avenue The prices are low
Tor the style of goods, and cannot fail to suit
every purchaser
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GRAND LARcENY.-Randan Jackson, color
ed, was arrested Thursday by officer Barker,
OF the Seventh Ward, for the larceny of s. from
Jerry Lynch, colOred. 1t appeared that the
prisoner employed Lynch to go Clustering, and
lhNlted MN 10 his house. There he took Lynch's
yalise and carried il into back room, but not
appearing again in good time, Lynch went to
look for his yalise, which he found, but the
money was gone. Justice Boswell held the
prisoner to bail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

OPENING OF THE TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN
Thursday night, Equal Division, 5. of T. held
their first public meeting of the season in the
Nlnth-street Methodist Protestant Church
Addresses were delivered by Geo. W. Maher,
presiding officer of the Division, DIR. :. O.
Smith, r. NJ. Bradley, =. G. w. p, Messrs
O.Nell, Berger, Morgan, and Drew, of Maine
The presiding officer announced that the meet
1ngs would be continued at intervals through
the ensuing winter
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IT WILL BE SEEN, by an advertisement in to
days paper, that General Slough, late Military
Governor OF Alexandria, has resumed his law
practice In this city, and for that purpose has
opened an office at No. 25s street General
Slough is an excellent lawyer as well as a
GOOD soldier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

RoBBING TILL--John Bower was arrested
Thursday by officer Walsh, of the Seventh
Ward, for the larceny Of $3.50 from the money
drawer OF John Smith. Justice Boswell sent
the prisoner 10 Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

LOOKOUT for the ball of the SarsfieId Club
OF Fenian brotherhood, to be given at Odd
Fellows Hall Monday night. A grand affair is
expected.
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by X. y. PAGE a CO., Auctioneer.
CONTINUATION OF EXTENSIVE AUCTION
by THos. BOWLING, Auet.; Georgetown.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, sc &C,
AT AUCTION.
will sell; on MONDAY MORNING, October 80,
al 10 O'Clock, and continue from 6ay 20 day until
the entire stock is cold, at the Store OF Edward
Myers, No. $50 Bridge street, Georeetown. the
whole stock of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods con-
tanned therein BENI. DARBY, Trustee.
26-6t THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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WE ARE glad to announce that Prof Alex,
Wolowski, the distinguished pianist and yo-
callst, arrived from New York this morning
He is busy making preparations TO open his
musical courses on the LIST of November. The
Professors delay in his arrival to Washington
was due TO other engagements, which were
protraeted; Now he is among us, and we are
sure he will stay
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10y W. Il. LEWIS a CO, Auctioneers,
~ No. 3O1 PennsYlEaniA AYenne

SALE OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock Ct
dwelling 30l ID street, near nth, we shall sell all
the Furniture, consisting Of
ParlOr Suits, Carpets, Mirrors,
Chamber eets, Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Blankets Comfortsrs, Sheets.
Dressing Bureaus, Warsrobes. Wristbands, dc.
Also, Cooking Stove and CrockeTy,
Glassware ana Kitchen Furniture.
ocNd W. b. LEWIS A co, Aucs
GALE OF GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILD
- BUILDINGS.
Chief QzGrtermdsteT's Qtce, Dspot Of WasAi.sto.,l
WdShInEton, ID. C., October p, 1855 Z
VIII he sold at Public Auction, on the premIses
Q: M on MONDAY. October 80. 1885 at II m the
following described buildings viz:
AT MENTY-sECONb AND Z STREETS.
One uD Carpenter Shop, q by $50 feet
One ill Grease House. 80 10y IS feet
One ul Harness Shop, q by co f. ct. two stories
One % Commissary Building, q by 20 feet, two
One "a Mess House, 4s by IS feet, two stories.
NEAR THE CORNER OF TWENTY THIRD
AND + STREETS.
One % Mess House, 80 by 80 feet, two stories
on TWENTY SECOND, BETWEEN Z ANDF
One CD Guard House, % 10y 20 feet
AT TMENTY.THIRD AND y STREETS.
ON TWENTY THIRD, NEAR STREET
One "a Once, Il by D feet
The buildings will be sold in the order named.
ALSO,
Will be sold, on the premises on TUESDAY
october 81 1873, at y m, the following named
buildings, situated at the Railroad PARK, Del
One az Mess House, 81 by 90 feet, two stories
One ID Building attached TO Mess House, Is by Is
One Cd Blacksmith shop, n by 100 feet
One % Portable Building, lsby % feet
he GulldingS must be removed within ten days
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief lie Qua rtermaster.
oc 2l-St Depot Of Washington.
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CITY ITEMS.

VERY STRANGE COINCIDENCE TT is a fact
not generally known, that the IMMORTAL
WASHINGTON drew his last breath in the last
hour, on the last day of the last week. in the last
month of the year, and in the last year of the
last century. He died Saturday night, ~
O'Clock, December 81. 1899. So we are informed
by BRoPHY 4 BURCH, the cheap and popular
booksellers and Stationers, Ninth and d
streets, one square north of the avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

1900 NEW SETS OF JEwELRY to chose from
I0r only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. ABS Pa. av., third door from4H ST.
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DIV. ID. WALL 4 CO.. Auctinneer.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

x 0hkEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
GUARDIANS SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
HON ORABLE ORPHANS COURT ratified By
the supreme Court, of very valuable Improved
Property at the corner Of Virginia avenue and
south street, Island, at Auction.
On MONDAY, the 30th instant, at 30 clock D. m,
In front OF the premises shall proceed TO sell,
guardian of the phaB children OF John A CssselI
deceased the interest of said orphans in and the
following valuable property, VIZ: Part Of Lot num-
bered two, q In Square numbered south Of square
four hundred and sixty three 49, beginning for
the same at the corner Of Virginia avenue and the
feet ten inches, thence at right angles 90 said
enue seventy five feet six inches as feet inchesD
20 z street south, thence said street hun
drsd feet three inches TO said open space thence
chest to Virginia avenue and place Of beginning,
lying ana being in the city Of Washington. District
OF Columbia, and recorded on the books Of the Sur
yey or thereof "a Lots numbered six and seven Of
Square, together with the improvements on the
same, being two three-story brick Dwelling
Houses.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are:
One third cash. the residue in equal instalments Of
six and twelve months; the purchaser OF purcha-
TO give notes for the deferred payments bear
ing interest from day Of sale and satisfactorily
dorsed.
All oonveysnces, including revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchaser.
500 will be required paid dewn vhep IL in
then and there put up again and sold 20 the high
est bidder and II the whole terms are not complied
with in i've days sitter sale, the guardian reserves
the right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
days notice Of such resale in the Sationaf Intel
The title to the above property having been made
perfect and insisputable il will be sold 70 the high
ALFRED g. CAssELL. Guardian.
&C I'D GREEN A WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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It's PHILosoPHY--Sozodont Is An ant,,cid
Sozodont Is an anuputrescsnt. Sozodont ia a
tonic. Sozodont Is all vegetable and tirsl,,
harmless. Hence il cleanses the teeth frorgg
aeetous concretions, stops the decomposition
of their substance, sweetens the breath. stimn
lates the gums, and Is the safest and best pre-
paration of It's class in existence oc 2s-enlt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

IMPORTED SCOTCH GAPS, men and boys, at
StinemetZ's 234 Pa avenue
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY In

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. November "a, at half past four
part Ct Let No. 90, in Bealis addition TO George
town fronting 30 feet the south side Of Besl st,
betw cen Congress and High streets, and running
back 10 feet. The improvements consist Of q we'll
built twoss nd half story Brick House. with slate
cistern in the yard.
Terms at sale.
Conyeyancing and stamrs At the cost Of the pur-
chaser. CHARLES M MATHEWS,
Attorney for owners.
ocFd TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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NAVY YARD.-At our Yavy Yard there are
at present the double turretted monitor. Man
tanomah, with her consort, the Boxer; the sin =
gle turret monitors Saugus, Montauk, Maho-
pac, Casco, and Chino, out of commission
The Swartara will shortly be ready for sea-
The Saco is having her machinery put in, and
the Marblehead is about being hauled on the
ways.
The Adela, Lillian, Dumbarton, Calypso,
and Banshee, blockade runners: COPur de Lion
Jacob Bell, Victoria, Iris, and Geranium, are
out OF commission, but il is not certain what
disposition is 10 be made of them.
The cigar steamer Preston, built by the re-
bels at Charleston, is also at the yard.
The Ascutney, Lieut. Commander Mnldaur,
arrived yesterday morning from New York,
Whlther she had lowed the Bat, former blockade
runner, which was sold there for $4,000. This
vessel vas lately up for sale here, when
$4,000 was bid for and she was with
drawn. In view of this fact, would it not be
advisable to have another sale here
The Ascutney made quick trip on her re-
turn, although she had rough weather TO and
from New York. less than 50 hours running
time.
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STREET SCENE ON PENN. AvENUE.-HSplen l.
did! What beautiful suit you have on, Mr.
Economy examining the goods.) Perfectly
eiSSanu Guess you have been to New York. -
49, no, my dear fellow; Smith &c Brothers,
- SrHenth street, opposite the Post Office, are
Lno IlSE uitHacturers. Go, and order one for
sG sa, IN Son wish TO save twenty per cent
anu get Tue uhest goods in the civ
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III WIRE MANS
H. QroN Phiisdelphiai
CELERRATED LADIES, sHOEs.v
AS1NCf, 493 nth STREET, between Penn
sylyania and II street.
A large assortment of Ladies' Fashionable
constantly on hand
1ss ls-6ms eoHON, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

A NEGLECTED. CoUGH, Cold, or Sore Throat
which might be checked by a simple remedy,
like "BTobRs bronchial TrOches," IL allowed to
progress may terminate seriously. For Bron-
.chitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and Consumptiye
Coughs, 1.-THE Troches" are used with adyan-
tage, giving oftentimes immediate relief Sing
-ers and public speakers will find them also ex-
cellent TO clear the voice and render articula-
ton wonderfully easy. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-28

Your FEEr.-Dr. White, Chiropodist con-
unues the successful treatment of Corns. Bun
ions, Club and Inverted Nails, &C., at No. 424
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four and "a
half and Sixth streets. Office hours from a
ID. 10 6 ID. m. Closed Sunday.
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t., THE LADIEs.-The Magic Fountain, No
|-ss. "a. avenue, near Wizards, from which al
summer has flown that delicious soda water
now sends forth pure, sweet Apple Cider
equal 10 any champagne. Call and try IL. q
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A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT o
"A FLOwERs, RIBBONS; TEATHKRs Nh.
M. WILLIAMS, 20kI
se IS eolmif $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE
SALE ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS, AYENUB
NORTH.
By public auction, ON MONDAY, the sOth inst,
at O'Clock p; M we shall sell, in front Of the
premises, Lots Ne. 30, 81 81, s. So and S. in square
Isl, each having q good front and depth, making
them desirable building sites.
Terms 0ne-third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, secured By deed Of trust On
the premises.
Al conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
sac will be required down each lot when
sold.
oc Is GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.