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Evening star., 1865-11-10

The lronmasters and workmen of Staf-
fordshire, England, becoming tired, at last, of
anarrellng, have pledged themselves to give
avoidance of strikes and lookout.
THE "Persimmon County DebatinS C1nh ~
out in Indiana. are debating the onestior
(which is the prouoest, girl with her first
beau, or a woman with her first babyl',
~Apples are dearer in Boston than sxar
before IN October. At retail they are about
three times the average price Of oranges.
SA Chicago young lady has just married a
Russian nobleman in London.
South Carolina reports TO the Agricultural De-
partment fourteen cotton manufacturing firms
within his district.
~The number of Irish residents in Eng
land and Scotland is a million and half.
One-fourth of the population Of Liverpool,
and one fifth of that of Glasgow is composed
of natives of Ireland.
~Three ladies Of Sumter, S. c., were called
TO account by the Provost Marshal recently
for wearing Confederate flags at a party.
They were sharply rebuked, and settled the
matter by written apology.
~The Government has s20OOOO worth of
ordnance stores at Fort Donelson. They will
be shipped to the North as soon as the stage
OF water in the river will permit.
~The tobacco sales for the year have
closed, footing up s3,G6S hogsheads, which is
10000 short of last season.
R-The Memphis Bulletin SAYS, in reference
TO the cotton crop in that vicinity, the season
has been most auspicious for gathering, and
the products from the quantity planted will
be almost unprecedented.
@Out in Indiana, when the eclipse was at
its height last week, the telegraph wires sud-
denly ceased to work, and for forty-1ve min
utes, not a sound could be got over them, the
continuity having entirely ceased.
~By an order passed at the last session of
the Ohio Legislature, the soldiers of that State
are to have medals as soon the design is de-
cided on by the next Legislature.
R-A well known coal firm in Boston has
suspended payment The liabilities are about
$4,000
~ Divers in Submarine armor are employed
in raising cables, anchors, &c, thrown over
board at the destruction of the Norfolk navy
yard.
@Rolfe Eldridge of Lynchburg, Va, acci-
mentally killed himself while out cunning last
week
~Bennett 6. Burley, the Lake Erie pirate,
has arrived in Glasgow, Scotland.
~Many people in Paris have killed them
selves by using alcohol as a preventive of
cholera.
~Tom Thumb has been sued for an in
come tax in England.
~Two negro women appeared in a Mem
phis court recently, claiming the same child.
to which each declared she had given birth
Slce formed in Norfolk on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER ELECTION RETURNS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
BUPFALO, Nov. 9.-Mr Wells, the Republi.
can candidate for mayor, has two hundred and
sixty two majority.
The Republicans now claim Erie ounty by
about one thousand majority.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Later returns from the
Twelfth Judicial Distri ct indicate the defeat of
Spencer, the Union candidate, and the election
of Franklin! Reports say that in some Of the
districts the registration law was entirely dis.
regarded, and the votes Of all taken.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Nov. S.-The State election took
place to-day. Twenty-on precincts give
Holden l $50 and Worth 3,O15 votes. These re-
turns are mostly from along the line of rail-
way, where the secession feeling predominates
From present indications, all the ultra Union
men are beaten for Congress, and none who
can take the oath will be elected. With the
present meagre returns at hand, no correct
conclusion can be formed as to the result of the
Governors election.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. S.-An election for
city officers took place yesterday. NJ ]. Mills,
Democrat, for mayor, is elected by 900 major
ity.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Peoria City and county,
heretofore Democratic, have gone Republican
by handsome majority. Galena, the home of
Grant, gives 24O Republican majority. 1t has
heretofore been Democratic by about the same
majority. So far as neard from the Republican
tickets have been successful through the State,
by majority of from 10000 to 5000.
ALABAMA.
MOBILE, Nov. S.-The majority for Bulger
for Governor over Cotton and Smith is 1,246.
Langdon's majority for Congress over Cleve-
land and Mathews is 1,041.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
SECOND edition,
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
DEATH OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON,S
RRDTHER

The Secretary of the Treasury last evening
received the following telegrarhic dispatch,
announcing the death Of President Johnson's
brother:
GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 4th, via New Or.
leans, Nov. 6th.-Hon. III. Mccullough: William
johnson, Esq, brother of his Excellency the
President of the United States, and late Col
lector of Valasia, has died from the effects of
an accidental gunshot wound.
Yours respectfully,
+. w. SHELDON. Special agent
The deceased was an only brother of the
President, and at the time Of his death was
about sixty five years of age. He leaves be-
hind him an interesting family, the eldest sons
being at school at Nashville. Tenn.
Evening star., 1865-11-10

THE CENTRAL BUILDING ASS0CIA-
lS TION-The next meeting Of the Associa-
Der, at No. AL 7th street. opposite the General
Post once, where the meetings will be regularly
held in future. The books of the Associ alton win
be kept open for additional subscription for two
months from the date of its organization. Sub.
scrptions will be received at the grocery store Of
Barbour 4 Semmes La avenue, at the apothecary
store of n. Major at the corner of 7th and II SITS
and at the office of the Evening Star.
ASBURY LLOYD, President.
VIM. W. MOORE, Sec'ry. oc "a. eo3w.
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TFLEGRAMS, &c.

The surgeon of the Atalanta states that the
majority Of her passengers were emigrants
from, Switzerland and the Southern part of
Germany, and that they came by the way of
Paris (where the cholera was raging) to
Havre, and while there several died in board
ing houses, attended by the Government
physicians. Unusual facilities were afforded
by the officials for their shipment, and the
anxiety to place them on shipboard was so great
as 10 cause inquiries on the part OF the officers
OF the ship, who look upon the persons at
Hayre responsible for the malady on board
the vessel. Since the passengers have been re-
moved from the ship but few cases have oc-
CURED. and those of the mildest form. Hopes
are entertained Uf the speedy disappearance of
the malady.
Colonel Fullerton has issued a circular re-
minding freedmen in louisiana that the time
is approaching to make contracts for labor for
another year. Well known planters have
adopted plan to get freedmen for picking cot
ton with success, paying each one every night
for the cotton picked during the day. This is
important, as many of the cotton fields are un.
picked, the freedmen refusing to work.
In the Harris divorce case, in Connecticut
Judge Phelps has rendered a decision granting
divorce TO Jonathan A. Harris against Mrs
Jane M. Harris. He gets complete divorce,
and the custody OF all the children, and she gets
no alimony. By the laws of Connecticut,
both can marry, II they choose.
The overland stage was attacked by six rob-
bers near Virginia City on Monday night who
took all the valuables of the express and pas
sengers. Among the passengers was j. l..
Batcheldor, of Boston, who was robbed OF 81 300.
No one was injured.
Information from Mississippi states that
Governor Humphreys has called upon the
people of the State to organize companies to aid
the civil authorities in maintaining order, and
cautions them against expressing the freed
men.
Captain ]. o. Remington. quartermoster
At Chattanooga, was robbed of S2O,OOO by bur-
glars breaking open the safe in the counting
room. Suspicion rests on four persons who
have been arrested.
large mail for the Russian Telegraph ex-
ploring party was lost in the wreck of the
steamer Brother Jonathan on the Pacific
coast.
A State convention of colored men met in
Poughkeepse, Ne " York, on Wednesday for
the purpose of advancing the interests of their
people in the State.
The Austin, Texas, papers say a State Con-
vention Will be called about the 1st February.
Trade between Mexico and Texas is increas-
ing, and promises to be very large.
Mexican dates 10 the 18th have been received
The general inability of the Juarists to COM
pete with the lmperialists is becoming daily
more apparent.
The last rail on the Oswego and Rome rail-
road, New York, was laid on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
TREASURY CIRCULAR.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued a
circular to custom officers instructng them to
receive in payment Of duties on imports gold
certificates of deposit issued by the Treasurer
of Assistant Treasurers of the United States,
under authority Of an act Of Congress entitled
ssAn act to provide ways and means for the
support of the Government, approved March
g. 1861" which provides that the certificates for
coin or bullion in the Treasury shall be re-
ceived at par in payment Of duties on imports
Should any one or more certificates presented
for payment be insufticien In amount the res
idue must be paid in coin by the person making
the payment.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERIC.

IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
War Declared Between Spain and Chilli
The Chilian Ports Bl lock ckaded by the Span.
ish Squadron-Great Panic in Peru.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The steamer Ocean
Queen, with Panama advices to the 3lst of Oc-
tOber, has arrived.
War has been declared between Spain and
Chill, and all the ports of the latter have been
declared by Admiral PaeZja, commander of
the Spanish squadron, blockaded since the Gath
ult, ten days being allowed for the vessels then
in port to clear.
The Chilian Congress authorizes a loan of
S20,0OO,OC0 and the Executive is invested with
unlimited power to raise troops, procure ships,
&c.
The diplomatic corps in Chilli protests en-
phatically against the mode Of blockade the
Admiral proposing to maintain it by cruisers
The panic occasioned by the sudden rupture
is unprecedented in Chilli
Evening star., 1865-11-10
1917 SEVENTH STREET.

427 SEVENTH STREET. 427
ZEPHYR wORsTED, White and Black, socents
per ounce.
All Golors, S cents per ounce.
Germantown ZEPHYR, 30 cents, all colors.
Cashmere YARN, all colors.
White and Gray KNITTING YARN, verycheap
hOOP-SKIRTS, from Sl.25 up, largest assort-
ment in Washington.
HAND KNIT HOODS and CAPES, LEGGINs
and BOOTS, SEAFOAMS and TWlLIGHTs
WORSTED SHAWLS, CLoAKs, &C., in large
variety, and very cheap, at the Fancy Goods and
Toy Store of -
B. SILyERBERG,
no lo2ws 427 Seventh street
Evening star., 1865-11-10
TIE WHITE HOUSE

The Cabinet meeting to- day was attended by
all the Secretaries, and was quite brief. Horace
Greeley called at the White House this morn
ing, and had an interview with the President
Mr.. Schade, counsel for Wirz, was also granted
an interview, and for the last time importuned
the President in behalf of the condemned man.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
PAROLED.

Extra Billy Smith, Ex-Governor Of Virginia,
who arrived here yesterday. has received from
the President parole which allows him to
visit Philadelphia, New York and other north
ern cities. The conditions of his former parole
were that he remain at his home in Virginia
unless permitted to leave by the proper au-
thOrities
Evening star., 1865-11-10

10y w. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE AND pERBMPToRY
AUCTION SALE OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, 0MNI-
COMPRISING THE sTTSS0K AND FIXTURES
THE NATIONAL AND WILLARDs, HOTEL
STABLES WASHINGTON CITY.
On WEDNESDAY, November 18th, at 10 o'clock
a. m, at the National Hotel Stables, on 9th street.
rear Of the Hotel, consisting Of
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES,
Adapted to all kinds of work, among which are
FORTY BUGGY WAGONS,
The greater humber Of which are in hrst rate
TEN CLOSE AND OPEN CARRIAGES,
Some of which are very fine, desirable Family
EIGHT PHEAToN CARRIAGES.
Besides a number Of other vehicles OF dineren'
Aiso-A large lot of HARNESS comprising Hack
AlsoSA large lot of Extra Fine k0BkS cGnsist
ing Of Gray Wolf, Fox, Coon and bunAio nopos'
some Of which are as good as nerHrr1 ouu1pus
,Also-THE NArIoNAdLf frns mo tbe Hotel And De.
nn,s ,Iao mo" one twenty four passenger Omnibus,
I'd ona Rasd Wagon or Omnibus, to seat twenty
nsrsons. with harness compiste, for four or six
hoi;ss. ,ss.rUE LEASE OF TINE NATIONAL Ho-
TEi ST kBLEs, having about three years TO run
the hest location for q Livery and Hack Stable In
the city. Terms cash. Particulars In catalogue.
uoIo WIN. L. WALL 4 Co., Aucts.
CURNITURE or ONE ROOM FOR SALE
+ CREAP-Inauirs at 4Os l2th street, at once.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
California Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9-An election in
Nevada for local officers, Legislature, and Con
gresham, took place on the 7th instant D. R.
Ashley, Representative for Congress, has about
a thousand majority.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
FATAL AFFRAY IN ALEXANDRIA.
Major Dixon Shot by DIR. Maddox

ALEXANDRIA,, Nov. 1O.-A recontre took
place on the street to-day near the City Hotel,
between Dr. Maddox, formerly Of Fauquier
county. and Major Dixon, a Paymaster in the
United States army. Major Dixon received
a ball in the side, penetrating the bowels. His
speedy death is pronounced certain Maddox
surrendered himself to the civil authorities
Evening star., 1865-11-10
Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1O.-A destructive fire
last evening at o'clock, at Bancroft's Mills,
between Media and Chester, destroyed one of
the largest factories with its contents Cause.
accidental. Loss S5O,OOO
Evening star., 1865-11-10

neglect Of servants, laying their employers
liable to fine for violating the Corporation or
dinances under ordinary circumstances, but
especially at the present time.
Evening star., 1865-11-10

PKRsoNAL.-Ex- Governor VIM. Smith, OF
virginia, is at the Metropolitan.
Gen. J. Fitzpatrick, U. S. A; Gen. John l..
SWht, y. ;; A, and Hon. Francis Thomas,
Md, are at the National
Evening star., 1865-11-10
FARRAGUT COuRT.MARTIAL.

The prosecution in the case of Commodore
Craven before this court closed yesterday. To-
day the court was engaged in hearing the tes-
nmony for the defence of several officers who
were under Com. Craven's command at the
time of the escape of the StonewalI.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
FASHIONABLE ATING SCHOOL

This healthy and graceful exercise, having be-
come so popular in all the principal Northern
cities, Prof. Marini takes great pleasure in an
nouhcing that he has made all the necessary ar
rangements to introduce for the first time in this
city this invigorating method of recreation. and
will be re ady to receive pupils on WEDNESDAY,
and 10th. Days Of practice for ladies and misses,
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, from 3 to 5p. m
same days. Assemblys every alternative Wednes-
day. Skates can be procured at the Academy
For terms and particulars apply TO Prof. MARINi
or lY letter. through the Post Office. no a-l2t
Evening star., 1865-11-10

THE SANITARY REPoRTs.-The sanitary po-
lice reported to @. +. Crump, chief Of the De
tail this morning. 100 nuisances as the result
of Yesterdays examinations. vast NUMBER
Of the cases are for accumulations OF NTH in
private alleys and areas, mostly through the
Evening star., 1865-11-10
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-Cotton buoyant at 51a
So cents. Flour declined 5a10 cents. Wheat
firm. Corn steady. Pork quiet. Lard quiet
Whisky firm.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.

THE CLAIMS AGAINST DANIEL MILLER,
ALIAS ALLEN, ALIAS HARRIs, THE CoNFI-
DENCE MAN.-Yesterday, Mr.. w. F. Mating
ly, attorney for the Ohio Valley Bank, served
attachments upon Superintendent Richards
and George r. Herrick, Property Clerk of the
Metropolitan Police, requiring them to retain
possession of money, jewelry, and other effects
OF Daniel Miller alias Allen, alias Harris, who
was arrested by detectives Kelly and Bigley,
and is now in Jail for trial on charges of fraud
upon the Bank of Commerce, Of Georgetown,
and Stewart6 6 Co., bankers, of this city. The
prisoner is charged with stealing 81, ,SO2 SO from
the Ohio Valley Bank, on June 9Th, 1864, and
the money and effects attached in the hands of
the officers is claimed as part of the
proceeds Of that theft. 1t is presumed that
before this claim can be satisfied, the claims of
the Bank Of Commerce for $1,000; and of Stew
art & Go. for over 5000, must be met. As to the
jewelry, it is strongly suspected that the splen-
did diamond pin and ring are not his, but
belong to one of his wives, the last one, and
that she will claim them. The requisition from
Ohio has not been received, and the prisoner is
in the county Jail. Yesterday, Mr.. Starbuck,
the police photographer, took a copy of his
mug to adOrn the Rogues Gallery, and it is
numbered 2Ss, where those who have been
bitten by him may have a chance to recognize
his features. A negative has also been taken
for the Police Gazette.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
CAUTION TO BOTTLERS, DEALERS IN BOT
TIES. AND TIE PUBLIC.

This is to giN notice that in the case of
Riley A. sHINN, Supreme Court Of the Dis
es. trict of Columbia,
being proceeding for an injunction against John
Cook, Proprietor Of Green Spring Brewery" 10
restrain him from using and appropriating the bot
ties of Riley A. Shinn, and marked with his name,
and that of the late firm Of Army Shinn, q decree
was, by the Court, on the 18th day Of October, A.
D., 1865, granted, enIoining John Cook "ronn tax
ing Collecting, rscerins, and using the bottles Of
Riley A. Shnn bearing his letters and names blocn
thereon, and from rsndins and delivering, or con-
dctins TO delrer any articles said bottles, toi-
out the consent Of the said Riley A. Shinn.n
Ical the attention of Bottlers and alers in Bot
ties particularly, to the above decision of the Su-
Preme Court of the District Of Columbia and here
by warm them and all other interested persons,
that will proceed in like manner against any per-
son 50 offending. Riley A. SHINN
Union Bottling Depot"
oc 5-2v 81 Greene ST., Georgetown, d. @.
Evening star., 1865-11-10

METROPOLITAN POLICE CoMMIssIoNKRs.-
Yesterday. the Board of Police met in their
rooms at Police Headquarters, 10th, near ID
street.
Benjamin X. Morsell, Esq, was appointed
Police Magistrate for the 2d Magisterial Dis
trict, First and Second Wards,) vice Samuel
Drury, Esq, resigned. THE appointment Of
Justice Morsell gives general satisfaction. He
was for many years a magistrate under the old
system; but has for several years been residing
upon his farm in Maryland, and recently
returned to reside in Washington
The resignation Of Isaac Cline, Patrolman, OF
the First Precinct, was accepted.
Thomas H. Robinson was appointed a patrol
man of the 5th precinct, vice ]. L. w. Bennett,
ineligible; and William s. Higgins, patroiman
of the 7th precinct, vice John Quilter also ine-
ligible.
The following additional patrolmen were ap-
pointed w. p. Smith, for Growers Theatre:
Walter De Vaughn, for Water st., between l0th
street and the Long Bridge; Fred'k Rupp, for
7th, between and X streets.
Additional patrolmen are appointed by the
board to give them authority to act, but tneir
compensation is paid by the parties applying
for them
Evening star., 1865-11-10
Dead

MONTPELIER, VT, Nov. 9-Hon. Jacob Col.
lamer, u. 5. Senator, died in Woodstock last
evening at ten o'clock.
Evening star., 1865-11-10

Alabama Election.
MOBILE, Nov. 9.-Langdon is undoubtedly
elected to Congress.
Evening star., 1865-11-10

Jos. J. MAY q CO.,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
On hand an immense stock of
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
for winter, viz:
Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings,
Shaker Flannels, fine Flannels,
Hamilton Canton Flannels
White, Blue and Gray Twillsd Flannsls,
Fancy Cslored Opera Flannels,
Csssineres, Cloaking Cloths,
Brown and Bleached shirtings,
Merrimack, sprsgue and Pacific Prints,
American DeLains, Linseys,
Crib and Cradle Blankets,
We offer the above goods at
POPULAR PRICES no s-H
Evening star., 1865-11-10
BOARDING..

A FEW TABLE BOARDERS will find good &C.
"A commodation at 317 7th street. Price So Der
week. Also, wanted a good White COOK In
quire at 315 7th street, up stairs. St.
TO MEMBERs OF CONGRESS AND OTHERS
-I0 KENT-Several PARLORS and SLEEP
ING ROOMS. without board: central location
Apply at No. 342 II St, bet. 9th and 7th. 7-6ts
FlRST- CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD can be
obtained at All 18th street, between G and II.
few Table Boarders can alss be accommoda.
ted. 4-lmf
(tOOD TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
" With or without rooms No. "a Missouri ave.,
petWeen AZ and 9Th streets, or at 81 Pa avenue,
petWeen lst ana "a BITS. no 3-lms
ElRST-CLASS BOARD can be obtained at No
L Do 18th street between and II; table board
az 90 aw week References exchanged. no Inn
A PENNSYLVANIA LADY, RESIDING AT
"A No. 476 Maryland avenue, has excellent
Rooms, Beds, and Boarding, suitable to accemmo-
per week. oc b-Ims
Evening star., 1865-11-10
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
b u G B ND BALL
- AND
INDIAN WAR DANCB

B ND BALL
INDIAN VAR DANCE q
0sAGE TRIEE, NJ s,1.o.R.M., c
viii take place at Island Hall on
TUESDAY NEXT, Nov. IL, 1865
Tickets can be had Of members Of the Tribe or at
no std THE COMMITTEE.
V'HE INDEPENDENT SOCIALS
l. intend giving their
FIFTH GRAND BALL a
ssAToN HALL. corner 9Th and D sss., -
WEDNESDAY EvHENING, Nov. Is, ,sss.
On which occasion their Lady Friends will present
them with HANDSOME SILK FLAG.
Several eminent and prominent Speakers are sx-
The Committee OF Arrangements pledge them
selves to spare pains expense to make this the
Grandest Ball of the Season.
Most positively no Disrsputable Characters sd-
Tickets 81; admitting Gentleman and Ladies.
Ladies entrance on 9Th street.
Committee Of Arrangements.
M. W. Leese, J. w Ward,
G. w. Tenly, L. Il. Valentine,
]. :. Hodgson, J. II. Frisby,
Q. j. King, w Meyers,
G. w Gladmon, J. w Withers,
s. II. Stewart, Il. Hubbard.
no S-Uf
Evening star., 1865-11-10

81 J. G. WHITWELL 4 CO., on
w. WHoLEsALK AND RETAIL GRocKRs, "
wv NO. OF Louisiana avenue, near 7th street,
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Washington and the public generally that they
have taken the store formerly occupied BY Messrs
Grocery business in all it's Departmental They will
pay particular attention to the supply of families
with the choicest articles In their line from Q Well
selected stock Just received and to arrive weekly
y steamer from the north, which will be sold at
the lowest market rates
Goods delivered in all parts Of the city free Of
charge and without delay. share of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited no 6.2wif
Evening star., 1865-11-10

MADAME MOUNT IS HAPPY TO INFORM
IvI the public she is now in Washington. She will
All at the shortest notice orders for her invaluable
Salye for the Piles Sold by Wholesale and retail
No. $50 g street, and at W. b. Entwisle.
no lin
Evening star., 1865-11-10

gTyHURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
i DER, for cleaning, identifying and prescry.
ing the Teeth and Gums; This elegant prsparal
=. @. WELLS CO.,
New York, Propristors.
Tor sale By oil druggists.
Evening star., 1865-11-10

VxTHLLs' CELEBRATED MACHINE-SPREAD
w GTRENGTHENING PLASTERS are the very
best In ali cases for which plaster 10 required For
ale BY all druggists. Jan D-yS
Evening star., 1865-11-10

L OR SALE Low.
100 wHEELBARROws
$50 LONG HANDLED sHovKLs.
100 PICKS.
$50 SPADES.
$50 SHORT HANDLED sH0yELS.
The above articles having been purchased at
Government sale, will be sold in lots TO suit.
J.J. SULLIVAN,
West End Ct ntre Market,
nosn. Corner Of 9th street and Canal.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer,.

AffkhME H66tsEs kNb bbhkk66TFs k66Ts. 6SScSSSb on sEc9Sb
ssTREET, EEAR THE CORNER OF yIR-
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, at 4 o o'cIock D
M, part Lots and y, in Todds subdivision %
TO the highest bidder for cash, the owner is go-
no lOd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1865-11-10
PERSONAL.

TUHN P. SLOUGH,
LAW OFFICE,
No. 23S street, between 18th and 14th,
oc 23- 3m< Washington. ID. ..