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The New York herald., 1865-05-02

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT
LITERARY AND MUSICAL SOIREE,
IN HONOR OF OUR RECENT VICTORIES.
BENEFIT OF SICK AND 5 WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
AND IN AID OF THE LADIES, RELIEF FUND OF THE
LEXINGTON AVENUE HOSPITAL
Announced for me 2h Of April and postponed IN conse-
of the death of the President Will take place
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY & 1865
The following artists have generously volunteered their
Mrs JENNIE VAN ZANDT Soprano,
Mrs JENNY kEMPTON, Contralto,
lher only appearance this season.
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS, Mr. J. FARLEY, Tenor.
Mr. ROBERT HELLER, Pianist; Mr.. ALFRED II. PBAsB.
Pianist; Mr. r. l.. TOULMIN Harpst; Mr. WILLIAM
DRESsLER, Accompanyist and Mr.. DE CORDOVA
The celebrated patriotic poem
THE SOLDIER,
which VIII be added brief "In Memoriam' written by
Mr. DE Cordova expressly for this occasion.
The will he under the direction OF Mr. Thomas with
his grand orchestra Of seventy performers:
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Tickets be had N all the book and music stores and at
the door the evening of the entertainment Those already
for April 20 will be good MayS Private boxes
can be secured at WIN. Hall Sons, 5t3 broadway.
Doors open at T. To commence at o'clock precisely.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

pA.UUU LOST on STOLEN. ON Oh ABOUT THB
. ..a9.4 sd or APRIL. 1868
e foiswins Coupon I per Bonds Of tho city of g.
Louis, Missouri, VIZ =
Ten boAds q each, per issued 1854 1874
interest payable s phenix Bank New York February and
AugusA nnmbe IA - l 70 l42 inolusivo With due
coupons ssnes Jsly ISL annexed: $4,000
interest payable a. phsntx Bank York April and Octo
bo nnbe bto . inclusive With past due coupons (nce
T.een bonds Loo eech per ccni i.sued isst due
And July, numbers p . llS 70 42s Inclusive and i With
And also the following viz =
Ten bonds FOR $1,000 each she sty Of Memphis issued
due n 1884 ntere.t payable in and July numbers
o6l eoN ooo 70 oW inclusive, with past duo coupons
All persons hereby not purchase
negotiate the same Of the coupons there
o. as the Paymsno the same hss been stopped and the
The above reward will BE- paid recovery the
named bonds or roperonate amount for the recovery Of
any part Of the same
GEORGE DOUGLAS. Attorney At Law.
NEW YoRx, April Is 1855 Is 6Wlham street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-03
DY GREEN s WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or.
DER OF THE ORPHANS' COURT.

DER OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
By virtue of decree of the o. phans Court OF the
county of Washing ton, in the District of Colum-
bia passed "a the matter Of the petition of Agatha
G. Iynch guardian of Ambrose 3. Lynch land rat
District Of Columbia,l shall proceed to sell on
the premises on MONDAY. the ID day of October
next O'Clock. all that piece parcel of ground
known the plat of the city Of gton Az mart
of Lot numbered twenty i've, rs. in Sluare mum.
bered seven hundred and twenty EIGHT fTzs being
the eastern portion of said Lot, aud having front
Of twenty three isS six inches on A street, run:
piece of ground is situated on north street, be-
tween LIST and ID streets east
months. '
IL the terms Of sale be not complied with IN Eve
Gays from the day of sale, the guardian reserves
chaser. = = = >
purchaser. q AGATHA c. LYNCH, Guardisn. :
&c sod 4 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THE SMITHSONIAN INsTITUTE-Some time
ago saw a paragraph in the Star in reference
10 that building being nearly all con yerted into
museum. 1fladIes had right to vote, /, for
one, have vote against 1t. But il is said to be
Tor "the diffusion of knowledge among men."
Please, Mr.. Editor, does that exclude womenl
Many persons object TO ladies deyoting their
time TO old musty books, they abhor professors
and blue-stocklngs in general; but there is
school in New York city, at Cooper Institute
against which there is no objection offered-the
School OF Design. The study of Art cannot
cemorallze any lady. Is not such school
IN Washington! But we have no Peter Cooper
IN Washington. But suppose there is no one
man who Is disposed to take the whole burthen
OF school, shall we appeal in vain 10 an asso-
clatlOn of menl The Smithsonian Institute is
suitable place for such a school. Is there not
some gentleman or gentlemen who will inter-
usl
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,

NEW DRY-GOODS STORE,
~ No. IGI BRIDGE STREET.
GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
The subscriber has Just opeued large and en-
tirely new and well selected Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS,
which have been purchased under the most favor
PROFITS.
He would respectfully invite the public to call
and examine his Stock
Sc 2S-ImF BENJAMIN MILLER.
NOTICE-GENERAL LICENSES AND DOG
l LlCENSES.-All Licenses due the CORPORA
ton of Georgetown on the LIST of October KIT
must be paid within ten days from that date other
wise they will be strictly enforced by the Metro
pOltan Police.
And notice is further given that all Dog Licen-
ses expire on the 3Oth inst. If payment is DELAYED
beyond the 10th of October next the license by law
Is made twenty five cents higher, and if not then
paid. when demanded by the Metropolitan Police
the ner is subjected 10 fine, and the law di :
reefs that the dog shall be killed.
VIM LAIRD, Clerk.
GEORGETOWN, Sept. %, 1865 Sc % 3tawtocIO
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LEVY COURT.-Y esterday, the Levy Court
held their monthly meeting in the Aldermen s
Chamber.
number of applications for licenses for
OrdlndrIeS were presented and refused, the COM
mittee Of police reporting adversely, and the
report beng sustained, Mr.. Thomas being the
only one voting IN the negative.
A number of applications were made for the
roads, among others, one of $500 for the Wood
ley Lane road.
resolution was adopted requesting the
police dong duty in The county to call upon
each and every person residing in the county
and demand one dollar tax. if such tax has not
been paid, for each dog. and in case of refusal
10 destroy the dog after the 1st of November
a resolution was adopted for condemning as
4 publlc highway the road leading from the
River road, between the Navy Yard Bridge
ana the Marlborough road, passing through
the lanes of Scaggs. Mccormick, and Others
10 De known as the Ridge road.
Before the meeting. widow lady. who owns
q small tract Of land in the county. came into
the nail Tor the purpose of getting her taxes re-
nltted she told her story in a feeling manner
giving as her reasons that the military had oc-
cupled her land, destroyed her house and
property, and that she was totally unable to
pay the tax. The members being opposed to
RENTING taxes, and not wishing TO set prece-
dent, generously raised the amount and handed
II over 10 the old lady, who went on her way
rejoicing.
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by .C. MCGUIRE sCO., Auctioneers.

NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND VA.
CANT LOTS, O STREET. NEAR Sd
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 6, at "a o'clock,
on the premises, We shall sell, parts OF Lot and
Z, Square 81, fronting together 81 feet on street
north, between I'd and Sd streets west, running
BACK 2l0 feet to 30 foot alley, with side alley OF
- feet, with improvements part of one Lot con
sisting Of new well built Frame Dwelling, CON
tanning six rooms; COED fencing surrounds all the
Lots. which will be subdi viied In convenient ized
building Lots. j. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
oc 2-dts Intel. Auctioneers
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ANOTHER UGITIyE ARREsTED.-Yesterday
Officer Leach, of the Third Ward. met with
Michael Barrett, one of the prisoners who re-
Gently escaped from the county Jail, and ar
rested him. Barrett was turned over to the
warden of the Jail.
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DEAD.-Mr. a. NJ. Shaw, an estimable gen.
ueman, clerk in the Pension Bureau died
yesterday Of typhoid fever. He was a native
OF the State of Maine
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LOOK OUT for the ball of the GEORGETOWN
Circle OF Fenian Brotherhood. to be given to-
morrow night at Forrest Hall, Georgetown A
grand affair Is anticipated.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioscers.

GUARDIANS SALE BY ORDER OF THY HON.
ORABLE ORPHANS COURT OF DISTRICT
OF coLJMRIA 4, OF NALtABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT PI BLIC AUCTION,
on TUESDAY, October al. Instant. Al s O'Clock
p. 81 all cell, in front OF the premises the fol-
lowing described property, belonging 70 the mi nor
81, 80, and 81. in square No. 5ll. This property
fronts on north q street, between 5th street west
and New Jersey avenue. running back I35 feet 20 A
9feet alley; also on New Jersey avenue between
nsTth and streets; each lot having a front Of
- feet, running sck % feet t. a 10 feet alley.
Terms OF sale as. prescribed by the decree. One
ha!f cash, the balance in six and nine months for
given and deed of trust taken
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser.
ISAAC TALKS, Guardian
SEQ. GREEN WILLIAMS Ants
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CHANCERY SALE.
By authority of a q cree of the Supreme Court OF
this District, parsed in a cause relating 10 the
estate of the late G. G. Grammer Jr. will on the
day and hour, and in the order hereinafter named
on the premises, expose 90 sale, to the highe bid
der, the following valuable real estate, to-wtt:
On III ESDAY. October 3. az O clock D. m part
OF Lots Nos. IL and Is in square No. 4O7 fronting
. feet on the west side of Eighth west near
10 the general Post Office; and on the same aay at
51a o'clock p. m. the north rart Of Lot No r. in
square o. 543 being the nth IS feet fronting on
-Four and half street. by the depth Of lI2 feet N
inches to wide publc slley. This Lot is oppo-
site 10 the FIRST Presbyterian Church. adjoining
the property 81 William g W. White ESQ. .nd
forms portion of the grounds attached TO the late
residence OF the late G.. g. GTammer, ST.
Terms One third cash. and the residue in sig
twelve and eighteen months. with interest, for
which the purchasers bonds. With security, will be
taken, and lien reserved on the property sold.
il the terms lie not complied with within i've
days from the day sale, the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell on seven days public notice az the
RISK and oct OF the purchaser failing 70 comply
Stamps, deeds, &c, at the cost of the purchaser
W. TODD, Trustee
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RY J. c. MCGUIRE CO, AuctioDeers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TI ON 18Th STREET, BELOW PENSsYL

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
Tl ON 18Th STREET, BELOW PENSslL-
NAN1A AVENUE.
by authority of the Supreme Court OF this Dis
trict, passed in equity, No sal, Matilds Grsmmer
vs. Todd and Prohssco, We shall expose 90 sale, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 2, 1855. at I'VE
O'Clock on the Ire'nses 20 the highest bidder, the
following valuable resl estate, 10 wit
The south part of Lot Is and the whole OF Lot Is,
in Square No rs, fronting together about IS feet
on 9Th street, near Peunsyyabia ayenue, by depth
OF lots averaging about 100 feet Go public alley 70
feet vide. The improvements consist of several
old Frame Dwelling Houses. Lot 10 will be di-
yided into suitable sized building lott.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at s3S O'Clock,
the south part Of Lot No. u, in Square No Ks,
fronting Is feet ~ street, by the depth ~ lis
feet II inches to wide public alley. This Lot is
opposite 20 the First presbyt terrain Church, and
forms portion Of the grounds atsched Co the res
ideuce Of the late g G. Grsmmer, ESQ.
Terms one-third cash; and the residue In s. n
and Is months, with interest, for which the pur-
chaser's bonds, with surety. viii be taken, and a
lien reserved on the property sold.
IL the terms be not complied with within Eve
days from the day 81 sale the Trustees reserve the
right TO resell, on seven days notice. at the risk
and cost of the purchaser failing to comply.
W. b. TODD.
HENRY PROBAsCo, Trustees.
Sc l6-eOkds j G. MCGUIRE A co
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IN IOwN.-Just received at the Dollar Jew
cry Store, something new and beautiful in
JeWelTy and SLlyer-plated Ware, for only 81,
at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i3S Pa. ave,
near street
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Ply c. w. BOTELER, JR., Auctioreer.
SALE OF yAbUABLE - By q tsI LOT @

On THuRsbhrYH ssJFFEkERsocS' october II, a.
o'clock shall sell on the prentscs, the south half
Of Lot No T. in Square No lss, fronting = feet on
depth about % feet. .rHrs.Hr s.H
Terms: one third cash: balance on credit Of I'll
enthusiastically secured. COnv sncing and stamps
at purchasers cost Title iniisputabls
IA Sc H-tds 5-aT1 @. W. B0TELER, JR., Auct.
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CITY ITEMS.

MILLER's MAGNIFICENT BILLIARD SALOON.
$50 pennsylvania avenue, will be thrown open
10 the public this afternoon at o'clock, on
which occasion Mr.. Deery, the champion bill
hard player Of America, together with other
billiard artists, will be present. There will be
match game 10 take place at o'clock The
profession and public generally are invited. K
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DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE, No AIS Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, near \ street. New goods
come on this morning. oc Ats
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AUCTION SALES.
rRIs AFfERNooy INp No. E0fRs


Br JAS. @. MCGUIRE a CO, AuetlOossrs.
BROWN MasTIC.Y6oSr prsrrxcr ~
TTHHH H t9hs Ak ~ 10TH ST. AND MAssA-
on TUESDAY AT EBsoos. DC. s. a, az ON.
on the premses We shall sell L,t IN -nss ssl.di,
vision OF Lots IL and -, is Da&id-oss al hsty.,sn
Of Lots in Square 81 fronting Speedway l. feet
on Massachusetts avenue. and sOOnt fe~t on loth
street wet, Improved by n fpHr- story brown ans-
TIC modern built Brick DvelIing Honse, h.sins
hot and cold water throughout, bath -rosrn, win
rsnee In kitober and has lately heen p-rt I'M thor
ough repair. The bonse has front % sbout y
Ieet On 10Th street, with handsome iron rersnd al
3D. osscony over entrance on 10th street
Terms: One third cash; balance an and twelve
erty. ~ SNf
GonNeysncing at purchasers EXPENSE.
Possession given on LIST November
JAS. &. MCGUIRE A Co, Aucts.
AMP AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. SAME DAY,
We sesl sell = very desirable Brick DwslIins
and 10Th streets west containing eight rooms fne
cellar, stable, with carriage house aud servsnts
room above IL
The Lot ,s 2 feet IL inches running back -
feet to O ofoot alley, in which there is q pablo
sewer.
ss2s j. G. MeGtfiE CO., Auc,..
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DIED,

DIED,
BROWN In this city. on the morning of Octo-
Der Cd. LOUISE ANNIE dau yhteI Of 3 w and
Al. ;. Brown aged months and 9 days
she was a bud too rail and fair,
To bloom Ia this world OF ain and care,
so 81 angel was sent fron thar land of love
To bear her away 10 her home above"
/" The funeral Of Miss CHLOE ANN BALL
will take place 10 morrow "Wednesday afternoon
al o'clock, from the residence of her father Ho-
ratio Ball, Alexandria county, Va. The friends Of
the deceased invited.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF uCoMMlssARY PROP,

"A UCTlUN SALE OF -COMMlSSARH PROP
IA ERTY.
Office Depot CommiSSdry of SabsiSenes,l
Washington, ID. O., Oct. ], 1888. (
Will be sold at public auction at Ctn street wharf
Washington, ID. G., on THURSDAY the 18th inst,
at IL o'clock a.. m. a lar@e amount Of
COMhISSARY PROPERTY,
consisting of Counter, Beam ard Platform Scales
COmmissary Chests, Spring Balances, Faucets,
Tunnels, scoops, Molasses Gates, Meat saws
Hatchets, NJ eat Hooks, Bake Pans. Sacks Wheel
barrOws, Field Desks, Cauldrons, &C, &c, &C
Terms cash. at the time of sale, in Government
funds. G. BELL,
oC 3-5t Major and G. s II
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Ry GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TWO TWO STORY FRAME Houses AND
LOTS. ON 1TH STREET, NEAR v STREET
SOUTH. ON THE ISLAND, BY PUBLIC AUC-
On TUESDAY, the Sd day Of October next at 81
O'Clock shall sell in front of the prem ses
subdivision IF Square No. As, having q front OF
thirty five feet nine inches on 9TH street by ninety
rear, with Improvements, consisting Of two snug
Frame Houses, Nos. 677 and 79. one containing
eight and the other ten good rooms. A fine chance
for any one TO purchase small property for private
residences or business purposes.
Terms: One-haf cash; balance six and twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust the premises
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
sc I'D GREEN a WILLIAMS Ancts
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MIR. II. PHILLIPPI. the celebr ited Hairdresser
lSl from Paris, dresses Ladies' Hair at
NJ. WILLIAMS,
sc 8-eolmif 336 Pennsylvania avenue
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FoR sALE:-on the .th q October next, at e

EoR sALE.-On tho eth Of October next. ct ten
O'Clock will sell on the premises, at public
auction, fine GARDEN FARm Of thirty acres,
well fenced and thoroughly yaiered, about fifteen
acres meadow land. Situated on the Digs Road,
~ miles from Center Market and ~ miles from
Soldier sHome. The i'm improvements consist Of two
story frame house with good barn and all nee esssry
outhouses- Also, young orchard of lso trees; and
will also sell some 100 cords Oak Wood, 10 tons Hay
200 bus Rye in the straw, with about sao worth Of
hot bed Sash, and all the necessary farming and
gardening i'm plements. Alse, good stock Of Hogs.
Terms OF sals cash. ~ -
au 50 "a = E.LACY,
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RYC. w. BoTELER, Jr., Auctioneer
10y THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; GeOrgerOwn
FISHERIES FOR RENT.

FISHEKIES FUK kENT.
On WEDNESDAY, October 18th, at II O'Clock a.
m, at my Auction Rooms, No. liza Bridge street
Georgetown. will offer for rent for one year with
the privilege Of three years the jackson City vi h
tomsc, and adjacent 10 the Long Fridge.
Terms; one.third cash; the remainder in two
March lst and April LIST, 1856
sc g dtd THOMAS BOWLING. Anct
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LOB SALE CHEAP-15, 600 NEW BRICK.
Il Inquire of j. SNYDER, at Rlacksmith's Shop,
18th street and Canal. sez-6t<
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. ooD FOR SALE.

TT WASHINGTON, September -, 1855.
1 HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed q
Wholesale and retail family Grocery, at 345 Penn
sylyanis avenue opposite the metropolitan Hotel,
under the style of Joseph ID. Bryan Bro, where
they would he pleased to serve their friends and the
public. Persons in want win find afnh and com
Pete assortment, and at prices ns low as can e pur
chased. JOSEPH is: BRYAN,
Sc u. eo3w G c. BRYAN. "a
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.

* a
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE or EXCELLENT
At PUBLIC AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, October 4, at 10 O'Clock a. m il,
We shall sell. AZ the residence of gentleman de-
Ginning housekeeping at No $50 v street north,
between 18th and 18th streets west, consisting In
i very elegant rosewood case Piano, octave, with
very fine Parlor Suite, comprising Tete a Tetes,
2IaIge Castor Chairs, and Side Chars, COW
reps Psrlor Suite, comprising Sofa rece ption.
and side Chairs
splendid italian inIaid marble Center Table
BrocstelIe and Lace Curtains
Walnut marble top Center Tables
mantle Ornaments and Pictures
] fine Marble-top Liguor Case
hne Marble top Mahogany Sideboard
OAK Rail Set, comprising Hatrack and Chairs
Walnut, Rosewood, Mahogany, and Painted Ward
HSg.B sSd fS StBsT GGsifaSs Suites
TaEesiIy, Brussels; IHgrsiR; and other Carpets
Oak Csne-sest and other Chairs
With many other articles too numerous to enumer-
Terms cash.
GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
brick with al sbs mSdsT Tn r. lsrge fSur story
rent Inquire on the premises "
sc 2l-eo&ds GhEEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
RY G. w. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
onwEpNE,DAYA MORNING, October 81. at,o,I
o'clock i shall sell, at the residence Of the lats
Mrs. Surratt, No. SAL II street betw cen Sth and
9TH street, collection Of Household furniture,
embracing in part, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Mahogany Chairs
Walnut Marble top Table,
Three ply and other Carpets, Hall Oilcloth,
Mahogany and other Bed,teads,
-Four superior Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Wardrobes. Washstands,
Venetian Blinds, Lounge,
Whatnot, Looking Glasses,
China, Glass and Crockery,
Mahogany Dining Tables,
Mahogany Sideboard,
Mantle Ornaments,
Cooking Utensils, Cook Stove, &c.
Terms cash. q. W. bOTELh Jr.,
seDS Auctioneer.
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G T L D n S A l. Z.
sY W. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.

IsY W. l.. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN FIRST WARD
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October s, at 5
O'Clock, wi SELL in front of thespremises part of
Lot No. H. in square 81, fronting IL feet inches on
I'D street, near Pennsylvania avenue, and running
back l24 feet to an alley.
Terms cash.
Convey ancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
oc2d W. l.. WALL CO, Ancts
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LEVER AND AGUE-Sl,s0 applied 70 the pnr:
Il chase IF one bottle of MOORE'S AGUE CURE
viii rid you efectualiy Of yonr Chills and Fever,
Sold only at 7. b. MO0RE'S Drugstore, LIS Penn
sylysnia avenue west. where all your wants in tho
dug line can be sunnlied se 2S-2W
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" WANTED.
- LADIES, EVERYBODY.
WIN. PElNCE, THE PIONEER OF STAMPING,
3el street. opposite Patent ONCE,
Has IN consequence of an attempt made on the
part OF new beEinners, to cut down the price Of
STAMPING, reduced his charge, and is now pre-
pared to stamp goods from
FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS,
Any pattern, whether we have it not Ladies
should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo-
sitiOns that ruin fabrics now used by the So
called Stampers We are the only practical per
soma IN the city engaged in STAMPING and
FLUTlNG. We make and stamp any pattern
brought us, Daily issue now patterns -
SEQ LADIES WANTED TO EMBR0IDER
Muslin. Linen. J5-tt
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"ANTED-Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds
w Pistols, Pawnbroker's Tickets, Furniture,
Clothing, or any article of value. The highest cash
price paid, or exchanged for other goods At Sing
ers Sewing Machine Agency, 500 9th street three
doors north of Pa ave. se 23-lmt
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p, s.-The House, which Is a large four sto
brick, with all the modern improvements, Is
rent Inquire on the premises.
sc 81 eo&ds GhEEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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FOR SALE-That splendid RESIDENCE at the
y corner Of New York avenue and 18th street
For particulars inquire at 40 street NORTH back
Of Patent Office, at the hours OF =. m. l and S
O'Clock p. m. JAMES TOWLES,
au 2l-f Property Agent.
FOB RENT,A large, sommodions DWELL
isiana avenue, occupied by III. g FAINT furni shed
or unfuTnished: Apply to w. X. SPALDING,
Room 5, Intslli gencer Building or to CLIFTON
HELLEN, No. 90 4h street, sel6-eoSt
FoK BENT-From the 10th Of October next, the
4 four story DWELLISG,HOUSE, No. % In-
diana avenue, formerly the residence Of the late
thief Justice fancy, win q stable and carriage
iouse en- thirty foot alley, In rear Of the premises
Apply at 8 l., 8, and 8 O'Clock At 400 q street,
sc l6-t Property Agent.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM AND LAND
W FOB sALE..:I offer for sale FARM OF 100
-acres, about IA miles from Washington and near
the line OF the proposed railroad. The dwelling
tenSe, stable, corn and meat heuses, ana pthef
buildings, are nearly new; the fencing good and
tbs land in fine state Of cultivation An exceuent
spring very near the horse. Also TRACT OF 80
acres, near the above we'll watered, and having an
abundsn Of wood. Address or apply 10 Mrs. :.
@. X. HUNTER, near Rockville, Md. SO ll-eoim'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-03
by JAS. G. MCGUIRE q CO, AuctlOneers.
CHANCERY SALE.

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