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salary Of the said Commissioners; and that The Sc
peIin;endent Of public instruction be the hnal rS-
fierce IN eases OF Disagreement between tie Com
missioner aud County Auditor Said Comm:
missioner shall enter On bis york - early a. The
hrst Of March. le65: continue one year and re-
ceive salary Of three thousand dollars
IL vas referred 10 the Committee On Eiuc1-
ton.
POSTAGE SAINTS.
Mr.. SHUEY submitted a resolution, which
was agreed TO, authorizing the State Librarian
70 draw from the State Treasury cut Of the
moneys appropriated for Legislative expenses
the sum Of $500. 10 procure postage stamps for
members Of the House Of Representatives.
INSURANCE.
Mr.. KILGORE 10y reques;) introduced bill
n X 236l FOR an set g. amend the 23j section
Of the act for the incorporation Of Insurance
Compsnies-defning their powers and prescrib-
Ing their duties; approved June IL, 1852.
IL was referred TO the Committee on The udi-
ciAry.
STATIONARY
Mr.. HARRISON submitted a resolution re-
citing that the value OF the amount OF station
cry which each member and officer of the House
ia entitled to receive is fifteen dollars and ten
dollars, respectively; therefore. resolved that
the Librarian be required to charge members
aud officers Of the House the regular jobbing
or Wholesale price for stationery.
Mr.. BROWN. There had been no effort on
the part OF the Librarian to charge more than
the wholesale price
Mr.. HARRISON was informed by members
OF both Houses that for the best article of legal
cap the Librarian requires Sl2 a ream; for the
next best $40, aud for Congress paper about the
same. Now it was well known that the best ar
tcle OF legal cap paper can be bought at Stewart
x Bowen's, or at Merrill's. for 50 a resm, etc.
At that rate Of charging. each member, instead
oil $l5 would get about $40 or fl2 worth OF
stationery. he submitted that the Librarian mas
no right to go into speculation upon Us.
Mr.. BROWN thought there must be some
mistake in this matter.
Mr. GREGORY. of Warren, said the Libra
risn's explanation was that he WAS not making
a cent. There were about forty reams OF paper
in the Library, purchased ut cost, as It ruled at
the last session. The only question was
whether the State or members should lose this
depreciation.
Mr.. BROWN bad long and well known the
Librarisn-could confde in his honesty and in
tegrity. He moved to lay the resolution on the
table
Ii was so ordered.
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BILL HEADS

or various Sizes neatly printed nicely ruled paper
ard at the very lowest living rates.
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From New York.

Resignation of Col. Chipman..Order
Troops to be Muster red Out i'm Texas
.sEeyers i'm Texas.-Gen. & rants IL -
ceptiOn AT New HOrk..CIaimF ra IN =
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Mr.. RICHMOND, from the Committee on
Organization Of Courts. returned the bill rs.
No. 22l giving justices Jurisdiction in al cases
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Fxxs AND sALARIEs.

Mr.. GREGORY. Of Warren, introduced q
bill h. X. 2S4l for an act to repeal an &C, to
ascertain the amount OF fees and salaries 10 the
Sspreme. Circuit and Common Pleas Courts OF
this State; Sheriff OF the Supreme Court. add
other Courts Of the State, aud providing penal
~ for violation: approved June 81. 1861.
IL vas referred 10 the Com niIiee on the Ju-
dietary.
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PARSONS, MiCAULEY 4 Co.,
INDIANAPOLIS.

OFFER TO The TRADE q fine selection Of Foods
~ at the lowest prices o. Chicago Cincinnst OF New
York Our Line Of Stationery consists In psrtd
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Envelopes,
Letter Paper.
Note Paper.
Legal Cap.
Record Cap,
Bill Cap,
Eng. Blot. Paper
Eng. Blot. Pads,
irn0ld's Inks,
French Cop. Inks
David's Blue Ink,
David's Black Ink
Pure Carmine Ink,
Faber Pencils,
| Star Pencils,
Union Pencils,
Carpenters do.
Rubber Goods,
Steel Pens,
Pen Holders,
| Sealing Wax,
Ink Stands,
Copying Presses,
Pen Racks,
p. o. Boxes,
Envelope Boxes.
Letter openers,
Chess Boards.
Cray0ns,
Slates.
Rhodes Oil Boar
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AFTERNOON SESSION

On motion by Mr.. COFFROTH it was
ordered, That when the House adjourn this evening,
II shall be Till tomorrow, O'Clock +. N.
He made this motion on account Of the pres
ent necessity for work in the Committees.
The order was adopted
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Mr.. RHoADS introduced bill Il r No 235l
for an act 10 provide for the appointment OF .
Commissioner vho. in conjunction with the
various County Auditors in the State. shall ex-
anime the records Of the various school funds
held BY the County Auditors; providing for the
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BOOK AND JOB OFFICE

Is one OF the most complete and extensive in the West
Our Facilities in TYPE, STEAM POWER PRESS rs. and
materials pertaining TO pr ntng Oce, such that
can execute all descriptions OF printing Low prices
as any establishment In the West and IN the NEATESI
STYLE OF THE ART. which can not fail TO give
satisfaction.
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Diaries for 1866,
Cap.
Deny and
Medium Blanks,
Folio and Quart0,
full bound and
half bound.
Mem0randuns.
Pass Books,
Bank Books,
Paper Fasteners,
Paper Clips,
Invoice Books,
Letter do,
Scrap do,
skeleton do,
Portfolios,
Rulers, Rubber,
Rulers, Wood,
Office Tape,
Eyelet Sets and
Eyelets.
Spring Tapes.
Sponge Cups.
Check Cancelors,
Erasers.
Projectors,
Dice,
Slate Pencils,
Rhodes Mucilage.
IS, etc., etc.
Of Every Kind,
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Mr.. CASON. from the Judiciary Committee.
returned the bill Il. r. 81 legalzing certain
acts Of NotAries Public after the expiration Of
their commission: recommending is passage.
The report ~ss concurred in, and the bill
read the second time.
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Mr.. SHUEY submitted a resolution, which
vas agreed to, authorizing the State Librarian
TO draw from the State Treasury cut Of the
moneys appropriated for Legislative expenses
the sum Of $500. TO procure postage stamps for
members Of the House Of Representatives.
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Rssolred That the Librarian be End be shsreby ss-
thorIed 70 draw order the Auditor Cor Co. % be
paid cut ofthe spyropra;ion for legislative expenses.
fr the purpose q purchasing postage stamps for Seas-
tors a, per q resolution q tie senate.
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POSTERS

colOred paper letter paper, paper or fat
any Kind quality Of paper desired and price accord
ingly.
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Mr.. COX presented the memorial of George
II. Chapman and 1000 Others. CITIZENS of Wayne
county, Recommending the repeal of the Black
Laws, together, with such Legislation as will Sc
euro to colOred people the right to testify in
courts of justice, and the benefits Of the
Common School system
Ii was referred to the Committee on Rights
and Privileges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-20
DIED,

MCGUIRE. Suddenly, on the 10Th inst, THO5
McGUlRE, in the 49th year of his age. May he
rest in peace.
Thus has passed away mother and father at a
short interval OF three months leaving tn small
children and large circle Of friends TO mourn their
untimely loss.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence No.
0eO uh street, Island on to morrow, the 2lst inst
at 10 o clock. TO the Baltimore Depot
DEyAuGHN. On THURSDAY, October Ie Of dip
days, only child Of Charles and Martha Devaurhn
The funeral will take place this Friday after
noon, at closk from the residence of his parents
on Sd street, between and SITS.
RICHEf. In this city en- the morning. of the
9th instant, Mrs. CATHERINE NJ. RICHEY,
wife OF the late james Richey in the I'D year of her
age.
Her frie nds and relatives are invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence 200 9th street
on Saturday, October q, at p. m.
BERRfMhS; On THURSDAY. Oct: 10Th, at IL ..
m. Mrs. SARAH FRANCES BERGMAN in the
10th year of her age, widow of Capt o. III Berry
man, late Of the United States Navy
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LOCAL NEW .,
AMUsEMKNrs To.HIaHr

VER'sIHEATER.-The great Irish drama.
"Arrah ma Pogue," continues 10 draw i'm,
mense houses, and Is nightly improving in the
repeated tonight. - - -
WASHINGTON THEATER-Three capital
dT I, plays, "The Irish Lion the farce Of
,nrlce Married" and the .Yankee House.
keepers. Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Florence in the
leading characters
I'D FELLOWS HALL.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
VHAlns In capital bill of burlesque, music,
snd other performances.
SANTERBURY.-Thed drama of "The Female
O<efks OF Washington, or Early's last Raid"
and huge programme Of ballet, songs, Ethio-
ptan delineations, &c.
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The GUARDIAN SOCIETY.-An adjourned
meeting OF this society was held last evening
al the City Post Office at which the Secretary
read letter from the Secretary of the Interior
enclosing communication addressed TO him
~ n. Il. Northrup, claiming To be chairman of
committee TO call on the Secretary of War
ana the Secretary OF the Interior for certain
articles needed for n House of Refuge
MI. Sergeant offered a resolution directing
mat list OF officers be published with a state
ment that Northrup is not an officer or member
Of the Society. =
letter was read from the Secretary of the
Interior enclosing one from Mrs. Elizabeth J
Stone, protesting against the use of the site OF
Of Refuge
Mr.. Sergeant stated that he, in company with
MessTs- Bowen and Newt n, had called upon
me Secretary of the Interior after hearing OF
the protest, with view TO obtain some of the
buildings on judiciary Square. The Secretary
expressed his willingness to do anything he
could for the society, and referred the commit
zee 70 the Secretary Of War. with whom they
hho an interview. No decision has yet been
mace as TO the use Of any Of the buildings
Attention l. called TO the card of the officers
OF ue CrsahiZation. published in another
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-20

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 a free gift, consisting Of cluster,
jet and coral sets, sleev buttons studs rings,
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
lorks. oc 11-1m*
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RETURNRD.-The Washington firemen who
left here on saturday last to take part in the
great freDen's procession in Philadelphia on
Monday last, returned yesterday and tins morn
ing, all highly delighted with their visit, and
speaking in high terms OF the hospitality of the
Phiadelphians.
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SUSPICIOUS Patrick Frazier
was arrested last night by officer Tucker as a
suspicious character. He was taken to the
central Guardhouse, where he behaved in an
outrageous manner, smashing the glass of his
cell windows, making it very uncomfortable
Tor himself and fellow prisoners. This morn
ing Justice Thompson fined him IS "a, and as
sessed the cost of the windows against him.
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Police Commemorative Board OF Pc.
lice Commissioners met yesterday afternoon
attheir rooms on Tenth, near ID street. Among
other business transacted. the board ap pointed
John J. Myles parolman in the third pre-
cinet, vice IT. ". Ballenger. Also, G. ID. Shry-
ock an additional patrolman for Seventh street,
between II street and Massachusetts avenue,
to be paid by the merchants on that beat :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-20

TAMPERING WITH THE TEETH Is MADNESS
Avoid the corrosive dentifrices, submit to no
scraping, use nothing but SoZodont. Orient
herbs are its ingredients. 1t preserves the i
amel. II removes all impurities. 1t strength
ems the gums. 1t deodoriZes a tainted breath
II is harmless as water, and more valuable
than its weight in gold. go
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To THE LADIEs.-The Magic Fountain. No
2O6 Pa. avenue, near Wizards, from which all
summer has flown that delicious soda water,
now sends forth pure, sweet Apple Cider,
equal to any champagne. Gall and try it. co
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BREAK DOwN.-On Wednesday, the locomo-
tive of the up train on the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad, broke down when near Catlett's
Station, delaying the train some two Hours.
All was speedily righted, however, and the
train reached Lynchburg very little behind
ffrT1a
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RrCyIyING STOLES BEICKs.-N esterdar'
C.rbartrp CarTiCan was aTTrstcd by ono
WaUiugforG upon IA charge OF receiving aho 4
aUtricks stolru nv small boy from Rru 20
Clark OF :he seventh Ward. Justice BosTel!
held her ~ bail for her appearance a. court
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CITY ITEMS.

EXCITEMENT at the Dollar Jewelry Store,
ABS Pa. avenue, third door from \ street. New
goods.
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GRASD LARCENY.-JOhn Henry Jones Wa'
-,rTpsfsd Yesterday by Officer Barker, OF the I'm
Ward, upon a charge IF stealing sum OF
money, the properly Of John Harris Inc
prisoner was taken before Justice BOSWELL
who sent him 70 Jail for court. ---
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Police REPORTs-Fourh Preeinct-AIice
mann, disOTderiy; s.. Louis Mcpherson,
sWlndling: dismissed
S1Ih Precinet-Kennedy Sauntry. assault
ana baltfTy; bail for peace. Edward Scott,
grand larceny: for hearing.
Tenth PTeeiRct.-Absalom Lindsay, grant
larceny: bail for court. Vim. Robinson, carry
ing weapons; costs 90 cents. Mary Jane Hall,
dlsOrderly: wOrkhouse. Also, for prostitution;
do. Jacob Muddeman and Henry Muddeman,
drunk and disOrderly; $3.50 each. Bridget
Shields. disorderly; costs % cents. John Cor
rigan, receiving stolen goods: deferred. John
Brown, carrying weapons; 5000. John Jack
son and Alfred Bell, suspicion of stealing a
horse; Jail for a hearing.
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CENTRAL GUARD House CAs.s.-Jonn
>s,,IIixan disor,ierIy: workhouss. Margaret
Dunavin do; 50 John Murphy, drunk DIS
missed Chas. p. Thompson, dIsorderly; -
Patrick Frazier, suspicious character; S1.st'
Mm Stoke, drunk; dismissed.
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The POLICE AND VAGRANCY.-For a long
ume number Of non resident boys and young
men have been lettering about the Oxford Hall
corner, sleeping in the market, and living by
petty larcenIes. Sergeant Skippon has given
ms order 10 arrest the Migrants, and the Off
his morning arrested Thos. Moncar, one OF
the party suspected Of robbing Bushers store
some days ago. Moncar was dismissed upol
hls promise to leave the city Failing 10 fulfil
nls promise he was sent 10 the workhouse for
% DAYS by Justice Thompson
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UY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on 18TH
sTREET WESr, BETWEEN L AND
STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the Nth instant, at 8 o clock m
We shall sell IN front oi tho premises, Lot No g. o}
having front on 18th street 81 q feet By depth Oh
l9e feet one inch, 10 a 80 foot sIley.
This Lot is in a very eligible location has .
pavement in front, and Is in a rapidly improving
part Of the city.
Terms: Ope-hah each; balance in sir and tweIvs
months, notes 70 be given for the deferred psy-
nleIts, bearing interest from the day Of sale
A deed given and a deed u trust taken
All cOnyeyancing and revenue stamps at pur-
chaser cost.
oc 6-eo2w GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Ancts
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RY J. c. mcguire d Co, Auctoneers.

BJILHING LOTS At AUCTION on ESTREyT
So ID, BETWEEN 18TH AND I4TH sTs.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON next October Nth
at al clock. On the premises we shall sell Iots
= and 3 IN Square l0t3, 10 he divided in four ots
OF IS feet inches each, with a depth of 21a feet
inches, 10 n 30 foot alley in the rear
Terms One quarter cash; balance ia s, r. and
on the premises
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at purchasers
cost.
A payment Of $50 on each lot win be required AZ
time cf sale. JAS &. MCGUIRE 90
&C l0-dst AuctiOneers
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MKErIsG.-A meet
mo ~ the Soldiers and Sailors National UnioI
(,Iub will be held tonight At Union Leagu
Rooms, on 9th street. Gen. Ekin and otner
will address the meeting. Lieut.. Gen. Grant
Admiral Farragut, Chief Justice chase, Mayo
Wsilacb. and members OF the City Council
are expected TO be present. .
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Dl X. r. PAGE, Auctioneer
ID 502 9Th ST., under Odd Fellows Hall

z
ID 500 7th ST., under Odd Fellows Hall.
Beginning THURSDAY EVENING. October Ie.
al haii nast six o'clock. and continuing FRIDAY
and SATURDAY EVENINGS. October 20 and p L
snail sell At my Auction rooms, 500 18th street,
under God Fellows Hall, q large assortment Of
Metchandlse. consisting in part Of
~ pairs Super SILK bound heavy White Blankets
20 pairs Fine White Blankets
100 pair. Fine Gray Blankets
10 rolls IngraiR Carpet
10 rolls Stair Carpet
70 cases II all and Winter Boots
10 cases Cent? Fine Calf Sewed Boots
10 cases Gents Fine Calf Sewed and Pegged Shoes
Ladies and Misses Polish Boots, Balmorals, and
Caters
lon gross Amulet and Solace Tobacco
100 NJ Cigars
Bird Guns, Rifles, Game Bags, and Hunting Equip
Rosewood and Pearl Inlaid Dressing Gases and
Work Boxes
Silver plated Spoons Forks, Casters and Ice Pitch
Damask Table Covers and Towels
Snow-drop and Breakfast Napkins
LaoIes ZEPHYR, Knit and Watervliet Plaid and
Striped Shavls
Ladies and Misses Fine all wool Imported Scotch
Hose
Gents Neck Ties. Hosiery
A rich assortment of
Clocks Mirrors, Window Shades
Ivory handle Table Cutlery
Rodgers h Son 3 and English o. h. Pocket Knives
and Rszors
bohemian Glassware: Soaps. Pertumery
Tooth and Hair Brushes
And all description Of Fancy Goods.
b. r. PAGE. Auctioneer,
500 Seventh street. under
&C l6-6t Odd Fellows Hall.
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SUSPICION or HORSE STHALISG-Last
night, George Orth and Henry Smith
were arrested by patrolman l.. II. Anderson,
of the county police, upon suspicion of stealth
i've u :. horses, which were found in theft
-possPssior. The parties were taken Def re
SUPERINTENDENT Richards, who committed
them TO iaII for a further hearing.
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NOTICE-A CHECK, drawn by Geo. d. Gideon
~ President of the " ashinR and Geor Retow
Railroad, dated New York. May Is, 1875, for one
hundred and forty dollars, and Drawn upon Jay
Cooke & Co. payable 10 John 7. Parish, and en-
doIsed 10 me. having been lost, payment is stop
ped. All persons are cautioned from trading for
the fame JAS. II. PARISH,
kenrick Depot.
&C 2aw3w INTEL Albemarle county, Va.
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tOksAkk-Thl 80 hAnd-Ons veil broken
= SADDLE hOkske for s>lt. Apply 90 % SSN
phILLlPs. Northwest corner q and 18th SC2S
s"S' &C lS-6ts
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RYW WALL CO, AuctiOneers.
| II Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
h 10 s't SxEkf IL a1s lO;a .
On SATURDAY MORNING, October q, con-
alaTss number Of Hs SSS:E Work and saddle
Nara Bassy and
Bay hsrss TGrE; and rises Se beautiful and
4 lot Mules, broke to Harness, in good order
A large collection Of desirable new and second
Wagons, and other vehicles.
A large collection of new and second hand H.y-
| ness, &c.
| very superior Family Carriage
New Family Carriages,
New Germantown Carriages.
rt Regular sales at the Bazaar ever Tuesday.
Carriages and Harness sls.y, at private sale.
RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE s. CO., Aueaopesrs.
Observation-Disclosures, sUTLERsGooDs.
STOOLS, CARPETS, &C, &c, At AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, October 2lst, at tsu
sell, : large collection Of Household and Kitch.a
Pisnos' French nS1hf Plate Mirror
PsIloI Suites, Mahogany and Walnut, b. c. sofss
Marble too and other Cottage Furniture
reaatheI fsds Balsters and Pillows
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs and Rocks
mshogany and Walnut Bedsteads OF all styles
msLosSny and Walnut Extension, Dining and 9TH
70 Cooking. and Parlor, and Chamber wood and
cral Stoves n
Mahogany Walnut aud ether wsrdrobes
Marhie top Mahogany, Walnut and other Dureaus
msrble-top Mahogany, Walnut, and other Wash
stands
Comforts. Quilts, Blankets and Sheets
25 assorted Office Desks
Large lot Of China, t,rockery and Glass Ware
Pictures and other Fancy Good. and Notions
" nth great many other Household and Kitchen
REQUISITES too nu nerons TO mention
ocD JAS C Mcguire 4 CO., Aucts.
Rf WIN; L. WALL a CO., AucIioDeers.
- ~ Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
30 La. sS., between 9th and 10th SITS.
BoR;TAIr TR,TrINe HoHsE, BUGGY, AND
hnnsE BUGGY BLANKET, &c., AT AUG
ON SATURDAY MORNING. October n, com.
u 5. Bob-tzi rrsttibg Horse. ~ l--
Buggy. Harness. Blankets, &c
sale positive.
cce W. WALL a CO., Auet..
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuotiOneer..
II A 1 L II F ALE

II + 5 l. E.
By virtue of Distrain Warrant, issued at the
suit Of Anton RUPERT to me directed have seized
and taken in distress all the right title claims in
terest at law and in equity to the snid Jacob EIms
in and to one Bagatelle Table, lot Of Wood, lot
Coal, nine Balls, Counter, Weiss Beer Kettle and
Cooler, Table, one Bedstead, two Bird Cages and
three Casks, lot Of Bottles.
And hereby give notice that on TUESDAY. the
Path of October, A. D. 1865, in the morning, at IL
O'Clock q. m. on the premises, en- 9TH street, be-
tween and streets, Island, in the city of Wash
ington, d. c., will offer for sale the said property
seized and taken in distress by public auction 10
the hi hest bidder for cash.
Given under my hand this 18th day of October, A
ID. lS6s. G. 7. GIBBONS,
&C 2O-3ts RsiIif
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RY X. r. PAGE & CO., AuctionecTs.

Rf n. Il. FAGE q GU, AuctOneCrs.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, October 26, 1T 4 D. m on the
premises we shall cell Lot in Square el fronting
% feet on 18th street east, and extending back 20
to q 20 foot alley. "
said Lot is in square adjoining PenusyIvania
avenue; and near Philadelphia Row, in rapidly
improving part of the city. Title perfect
Terms: One third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months.
&C 1877 K.F PAGE CO., Aucts.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF REFUSE WOOD, CHIPS
"A &C., OLD JUNK, SWEEPING OF SAIL
LOFT, AND SMALL BOATS
U. ;. NAVY YARD,
WAsHINGrON, ID. c.. October I6 1875
VIII be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on SATURDAY next, the 2Ist instant 1T IA
O'Clock M. at the Washington Navy Yard a lot Of
Refuse God, Chips, &c, quantity Of Old Junk,
and Sweepings from the sail Lott, ARRANGED in
parcels for the convenience of purchasers
Also, number OF
SMALL BOATS,
no longer needed for the public service
Also, at the same time and place, off not preyi-
ously taken away. will be sold lot Of Old Iron
sold at former sale, and terms of sale not com
piled with. w.
Terms Cash: in Government funds; one half at
the time OF sale. and the balance in six DAYS at
which time the articles must BE- removed from the
Yard, or they will be forfeited to the Government
BY order of the Commandant.
CHAS. 4. LATHROP. .
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