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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-02
Peter Force and his Librarx

The Round Table has an article upon this well
known loNer and collector OF historical books,
which 1t appears that Mr.. Force was born in
1870, learned the art of Printing in New York
city, and expended all he could spare of his
earnings in the purchase of books. From the
notice before us we quote the following Incl
dents in the life of Mr. Force
''When the second edition of knickerbockei's
History OF New ork was printed, young Force
was foreman of the office where the work was
done. One morning, while reading a lot of
proofs before sending them to Mr.. Irving, he
came to the list of old Dutch names, and, by
way of Joke, he added some half dozen other
authentic names, that the author had probably
forgotten or never heard of, and the proofs
were returned to the Office by Mr.. Irving with
these words Very good, let them go in and
they have all been retained in the subseQu
editions of the work.
In ISIS Mr.. Force moved to the city of WASH
ingtOn, with whose prosperity and history he
has ever since been identified
In 1896 Mr. Force published, in four volumes,
a series of "Tracts and other Papers" relating
to the origin, settlement and progress of the
North American colonies.
But the great work with which he is ident
fed Is the publication known as .American
Archives: A Documentary History of the Eng
Hsh Colonies in North America" from IVA to
the declaration of independence. The idea
originated with him, was compiled by him, and
published by him in conjunction with Mat
thew ST. Clair Clarke, under the authority of
Congress and at the expense of the General
Government. The act of Congress was passed
in 1888, and the first volume of the work, which
is 8 large folio, was printed in 1887; and, up to
the present time, nine volumes have been pub
hshed, at a cost of S2O,0O0 per volume,
SlSO,6OO for the set thus far completed. In the
prosecution Of his labors, the compiler began
BY making personal examination of the pub
lie archives in the thirteen original States of
the Union; and, IN carrying ont this great de-
sign, he has spared no pains, nor research, nor
money in obtaining such printed and original
documents, and such CORES pondence, as to
form n perfectly consecutive history of the vital
period in our national life
When completed the archives will make
twenty volumes, nine of which only have ap-
peared.
MIR. Force has a library of $4,000 volumes,
and the most complete collection of American
history in the country. This accumulation
of books commenced more than fifty years
since.
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A SPECK OF DANGER.-The ninutest black
spo, on the enamel Of n tooth il an evidence
that dscSy's efacin- finger has touched il.
QUICKLY Interpose the SozoDosT as safe
guard, or the tooth is gone-and not only that
one. but perhaps half a DOZEN. JIe assured
mat ro'bing but SoZoDoST will either effectu-
ally prevent or arrest dental disease. &c 29-eo3t
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PwceU.-On Sat
urday the will of Peter McDonough, bequeath-
ing his estate TO his wife. was filed.
The will Of Samuel r. Mckinney, OF George
town, was fully proved and admitted TO pro-
bate, and letters testamentary were issued TO
Charles II. Craigen.
In the case of Caroline Reedeger, executrIx of
Jerome Reedeger, counter security was given
Letters of administration were issued to FL
wood Champlin on estate OF Joseph Sanders;
to Timothy Rogers on estate of Charity Mccoy;
to Frederick SeitZ on estate of Adam Smith.
Eliza r. Rhodes was appointed guardian to
the orphans of Edward Rhodes.
The first and final account, with balance and
distribution of Walter Scott, executor of Chas.
NJ Williams. and of Susan W. Rely, execu-
rix Of John ii. Rely, were approved and
passed.
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CALI at JnIihn & Nichols BEAUTIFUL store
No 2O6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Wizards
and examine their choice selections Of French
German and American perfuneries, toilet and
fancy articles. They have the largest collec-
ton in the city. Also, taste their egg-nogg and
gic fountain. &C 2-eOtf
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DIED,
,PoRTER, On the ID inst, FBOREFCE, only
child OF Richard A. and Henrietta Porter, aged
year and months. y = - u y -
- We had little Florence once,
She WAS our darling pride; =. .f,..
We loved her-yes, perhaps too well,
For soon, alas she died -
God loved. and he hath called away
"A child that " as his own a.. .4.r
child perhaps too much beloved n
And too much dotted on. t
The friends of the family invited tn attend the
funeral TO morrow morning at 10 o'clock, from the
residence, on street east. between 9th and 7th
SELBY. On the I'd instant, at O'Clock a. m =,
GEORGE WILLIAM, infant son of Cha<ies and
Emma Selby, aged weeks. Z. !. - - -
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
the funeral Tomorrow, tTuesda j October s. at 8
clock p m, from the residence of his parents, No
oI9 18th street, between ID and L sts., Island.
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-On the 18th of
August last, $1,000 80 bond was stolen from
the trunk of Mr.. Henry II: Dudley, ct 5lI f.
street north between ID and Sd streets west.
Complaint was made at police headquarters,
and the matter was placed in the hands of Detec-
uyes Claryoe and McDeyitt, who have been
casting around for the parties ever since On
last Friday night, they arrested party, who
was released on bail for n hearing. On further
information they proceeded to Philadelphia,
and, with the aid of detective Callahan, ar
rested another party at No. AZ Second street
between Market and Arch. who was brought
70 this city yesterday morning third party
implicated will be arrested i'm PHILADELPHIA
to-day, and it Il expected that the money will
be recovered.
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SUDDEN DEATH-GeOrge Ailer, Esq. one of
our Oldest citizens, died very suddenly yester-
day. About O'clock Mrs. Ailer and her hus-
band took walk. They had proceeded but a
Few squares, when, on + street, he suddenly
complained, and sat down on a step. She ran
for carriage, but before, her return life was
extinct DR.. Eliot was called, but could not
determine the cause of the sad event. MI Ailer
was about sixty-eight OF sixty-nine wears of
age. and gentleman of exceedingly temperate,
exemplary habits from his youth He was
formerly partner with Mr.. Poulus Thyson
on Seventh street
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CITY ITEMS.

OFfiCEo F lEwIs JOHNSON n Co, BANKERS,
CiTI OF AsHINGToS, Sept Both. 1865
and after this date. wi"
It, LEWIS JOHNSON & Co.
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RoBBRRY.-Last night, between seven and
elghf O'Clock, the room of Henry Mitchell. bar
Keeper at the New York Hotel, 9TH and T.
streets, was entered, and a lot of clothing, with
80 IN cash. IN all amounting 10 S21i abs tracted
Two young men We're arrested on suspicion
put they were dismissed. The pantaloons of
the thief having been left in the room. some
clue may yet be obtained leading to his arrest
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mAERIAGE LICENSES. During the past
month the Clerk of the Court issued $50 mar
mage licenses, of which 80 were for black
couples In September, 1864, the number was
i02, and In September, 1863, 172.
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BANK PREsIDENT.-The stockholders OF the
Merchants National Bank have elected Mr.
l.. Huyck, late cashier, president, and Mr.
Charles A. sherman, Of the Treasury Depart
ment, cashier.
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SOMETHING new and beautiful in Jewelry
and Silver plated Ware. Just received ~ the
Dollar Jewelry Store, No as Pa. ave, near
az street
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ARREsTED.-Saturday, officer HoIbrooks sue
ceeded IN arresting Thos. Ford, who was
charged with being the accomplice of VIM
Sweeney in the garroting and rObbing of Col
VIM X. Neyins, on 18th street, near Pennsyl-
yania avenue, last Friday night. Ford was
fully committed for cOurt
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CASE OF GARROTING.-On Saturday night
about n O'Clock as Mr.. Rudolph Buchly, fur
niture dealer on eth street, was on his way
home on 9th street. between G. and III, be was
attacked near his house by three men, one of
whom caught him round the neck while the
other two relieved. him Of his wallet, contain
ing about Go an valuable papers. Mr.. Buch-
ly afterwards Sc W the three men going down 7th
street and informed officers Taylor, Peaster,
and Clements, who arrested them, one of them,
Ballenger, drawing large bowie knife and
making some show of resistance. They were
taken to the 18th Ward station where they gave
their names as John Ballenger, Il. Carroll and
John Smith alias Williams. Yesterday morn
ing they were before Justice Walter, who COM
mitted them to Jail for a further hearing.
Mr.. Buchly has identified Carroll as a young
man named Bryan Carroll, formerly in his
employ, and who had thus become acquainted
with his habits and the position in a vest pocket
IN which he was in the habit of carrying his
money. smith was just out of Jail on a charge
of horse stealing and BaIlenger's mug graces
the Thieves Gallery at the station house, we
believe. The party threw away package of
papers, stolen from Mr.. Buchly, in their flight,
but the money has not been recovered.
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A THING OF BEAUTY Is yoY FOREVER
"A Those who desire brilliancJ Of oomplexion,
BUst purity and enrich the BLOOD yhioA HIN.
fAklLLA invariably does. Reoollect 10 10 no pAt-
ant medicine. Al fer Hslnbo1b. TAKE no oh
g. nAr 2A1
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Ply GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. the 4th October, at o'clock
2. m, We shall SELL in front of the premises Lots
and G., part of original Lot 6, in Square No. 72s
This property is impI owed by two two story Frame
Houses with brick easements and situated on b
Hill.
Also, on the same day, at So O'Clock .. m, in
front OF the premises, shall sell the south part
OF Lot a. In Square $50. This property ia situated
streets, Island.
Terms: Ope-third cash; the balance in six and
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust on prem.
Uses.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cos,
OF the purchaser,
SOS will be, required down on each piece Of
property when knocked off.
scp27 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
Rf J. g. MCGUIRE a CO., Auetioneers.
CHAEGERY SALE or VALUABLE PROPER
81 18th STREET, BELOW PKNSsYL-

yANIA ANNIE hA' bhho"
BY authority Of the Supreme Court OF this Dis
tuct, passed IN equity, No. S4l, Matilda Grarnner
" Tada xnd P11ha,so We shall expose % sale,
O'Clock on the premises, 20 the highest bidder the
following valuable real estate, TO wit:
The south part Of Lot Is and the whole of Lot M
in Square No 2ss, fronting together about IS feet
on 18th street, near Pennsylvania avenue by depth
Of lots averaging about 100 feet 20 public alley
feet wide. The imprC ements consist of several
old Frame Dwelling Houses. Lot Is viii be d.
vi6ed into suitable sized building lots.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, At 81 O'Clock,
the south part of Lot No. Il, in Square No. $50,
fronting 2 feet on ~ stgeet, by the depth OF ~!
feet IL Inches TO wide public alley. This Lo' is
opposite TO the FIRST Preshy terrain Church, knd
forms portion Of the grounds attached to the
idence Of the late @. G. Grammer, Esq.
Terms one-third cash; and the residue in 8, n
and is months, with interest, for which the pur-
chaser bonds, with surety, will be taken and
lien reserved on the property sold.
IL the terms be not complied with within FIVE
days from the day Of sale the Trustees reserve the
right TO resell. on seven days notice al the risk
and cost of the purchaser failing to comply
w B. TODD.
HENRY PROBASCO, Trustees.
Sc 6-eo&ds J. e. MCGUIRE A. co. Aucts.
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,
EXCELLENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
On TUESDAY. the h a d.S 81 October ns,tsm
% CLOCK I'M m, we shall sell, at the gesidsnoe Of
lady declining housekeeping, on 9th street, next
Walnut Parlor suit, consisting Of Tete- a-tete So
VI. fas; Easy sna Side Chairs
Walnut hairclCth Sofas and Rockers
SSD pre sha and
Walnut and stained Wardrobes
Fine Busk and other Mattresses
Comforts, Blankets n5S T and other d Bedding
Toilet Sets snd Fable CTcckery '
Hat Rack, Oil Cloths and Lounges
Charm Cooking Stoves, Nos. s, and with
10 different styles ParIor and Chamber Stoves
And many other articies too numerou, to enumer-
- ate.
Sc I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
by JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuotiOneers.
RARE AND JHO1CE GREENHOUSE PLANTS
We shall sell; on TUESDAY MORNING, octo-
lot of Choice Plants, Comprising In part
Canelis ysponicas, in great variety
F FeI%s, RT eSeTse C0r,ec,,o,
Latsna. Abduction
Eugenls; Cry ptonera
Bleta, Hoya or Wax Plant
Laurestinus Osllsdiu m-Cheice Collection
p,. Bouysrdia, Bagonis and many other Rare
Plants, seldom offered at public sale.
sd &c. MCGUIRE Co., Aucts.
by w. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
LOT FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
SMALL STORES, &C, &C
On TUESDAY MORNING, October 81, corn.
pencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at the Auction
Lot Millinery and Fancy Goods
Lot Dry Goods and Notions
Blankets, Cutlery, Boots and Shoes
GO Thousand Segars
Is Cases Tobacco
10 Gases Champagne Wine
Pepper, Mustard and other Spices
Barrels Whisky, Brandy, Gin. &C:
se2s W. WALL a CO., Auets.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
FLOODED GRAY MARE TO BE SOLD roPAY
On TUESDAY MdRRSs fS October Sd, a. nine
Market House, one Blooded Gray Mare.
Sc eeSt THOs. BOWLING, huct.
GALE OF CONDEMNED AMBULANOEs.
- WAGONS, &C.
Cz'sf QrdrteTaster's Qfcs, DEPOT waskinsfe.,t
viii 10 s va :, d. G, September Is, 1885
y 8: A, at the Government Wagon Yard, corner
q dyh AND WSssseis near the Ches.gesss ana
oetonsr 3 lSS, AZ 10 O'Clock, a. m.
THREE AMBULANCEs.
TWO SPRING WAGONS.
- EIGRTEES FOUR HORSE WAGONS.
IogetheT with large lot Of Wagon Bodies, Wa
II The stores must be removed within Eve days
Terms Cash in Government funds.
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief ogsrternsstsr.
Sc 2ss Depot sf washington.
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w WANTED.

VIM. PRINCE, THE PIONEER OF STAMPING,
3sl street, opposite Patent office,
Has in cuhsequG nee OF attempt made on the
part of new beginners, 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 or not. Ladies'
should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo-
sitions that ruin fabrics are now used by the So
sons in the city engaged in STAMPING and
FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern
brought us, Daily issue new patterns
500 LADIES WANTED TO EMBROIDER
Muslin, Linen, &C Constant work So I5-tf
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE COR
NER OF NORTH AND I'D STREET WEST,

On MONDAY, the ID day OF October next, we
shall sell, the premises, at O'Clock .. m, that
handsome and desirable property at the corner OF
north and ID streets west 10 being part of Lot IS
and all Of Lot TO- in Reservation IL, having front
OF 81 feet inches G, aud lo feet ID street, 20
30 foot alley in the rear. THIS property IL consd-
cred the most valuable building lots for
sale in Washington, IL being eligibly located for
business purposes, and large enough for the erec-
eion of q spacious hotel.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one. tive and
6ree years, for notes bearing interest from day Of
sale.
deed given and q deed Of trust taken.
All conycyancing at the cost Of the purchaser,
including revenue stamps.
Two hundred dollars will be required 20 be paid
dewn when the property 10 knocked of; and ~ not
complied with 10 will be then and there put On and
sold 10 the next highest bidder.
sc sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Rf WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
ID South corner Pa. ave. and 9Th street.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND TO.
BACCO AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, October Sd, ct 10
O'Clock, we will sell at the Auction Rooms
Barrels Coffee and boxes ditto
20 tierces Cincinnati SugaT-cured Hams
Kegs W bite Lead
Boxes Brown, Yellow and CASTLE Soap
Boxes Starch, Yeast Powders
Cases Sauce and Catspp
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon
Cases Madeira, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines
Cases Cherry and Peach Brandy
Cases 0tard, Dupuy and s. y. +. Brandy
Cases Cognac, Stomach and brakes Bitters
Gases Blackberry Brandy, Lemon Strip
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars
Various brands Champagne
Octsyes and quarters Brandy
Barrels " hissey, various brands
A quantity of Small Stores.
ALSO,
A large quantity of Grapes.
$3.50 W. L. WALL co, Aucts
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WANTED-THE ATTENTION OF
w SMOKERS.
PRINCE, No. 379 street, opposite Patent Office,
offers to smokers of the District his new brand of
HUNKEE PUNKIE
Smoking Tobacco, equal to the finest Turkish.
Havana Cigars, Chewing and Smoki Hg Tobacco,
Meerschaum and Briarwood Pipes in profusion
ONLY place in town for the Hunkec Punkie.
IF
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
by GREEN s WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

NOTICE.-SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
DER OF TIE ORPHANS COURT.
By virtue of decree of the Or phans Court of the
county of Washington, in the District of Colum-
bia, passed in the matter of the petition of Agatha
G. Lynch, guardian of Ambrose ). Lynch. land rat
flied anc confirmed by the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia,l shall proceed to sell, on
the premises. on MONDAY, the ID day of October
next, at O'Clock, all that piece parcel o. ground
known the plat Of the city of Washington as part
of Lot numbered twenty five, (25.D in Square mum
berea seven hundred and twenty eight, (723D being
the eastern portion of said Lot and having front
of twenty three feet six inches on street, run
ming back to the depth OF seventy five feet Said
piece of ground is situated on north street. be-
tween LIST and I'd streets east
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six
months.
II the terms of sale be not complied with in Fl we
days from the day of sale, the guardian reserves
the light to resell at the risk and cost of the pur
chaser.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser. AGATHA c. LYNCH, Guardian.
Sc 30-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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E'OR RENT-One hundred and twenty LOIS,
Il joining and around Lincoln Hospital. Apply
corner street north and l4th street east TO TH0S
K. BENSON, Agent for Martha sherwood.
sc 2S-6t
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10y JAS. Q MCGUIRE a CO., Auctiopeers.

FIVE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS or 18TH
STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH B.AND q SITS
mPP0SITE THE SMITHSONIAN INSTI-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October ID. at
o clock, on the premises We shall sell Lots IS and
Ia and parts Of Lots II and IS in square No pos,
subdivided into FIVE BEilding Lots, fronting Is
streets, and running back ~ feet.
These Lots are considered the most desirable
the Island beng on the high ground opposite the
Smithsonian Institute.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in 81 Z and twelve
months. with interest, secured by deed of trust.
All cenyeyancing and stamps st purchAser's cost.
seI-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE A Co, ARcts
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EQR RENT-A three-story Brick DWELLING
Il HOUSE. situated on Pennsylvania ayenue. be
tween ID and Sd streets east. Also, a DWELLING
HOUSE and STORE, situate on I'd street east, bet.
north A and streets. Possession will be given on
the LIST of October next. Apply at the residence of
the undersigned on Pennsylyanis avenue, between
I'd and sd streets.
Sc g St. h r, MARYMAN.
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ENOR SALE-A beautiful LOT, situated on the
Il southwest corner of New Jersey and Massachu-
sets avenues. Another on street south, between
Sd and Az streets. Also, new two-story FRAN
HOUSE on l4th street, between Maryland avenue
and street. This property will he sold low for
cash. Inquire of WIN. WARDER, No. 437 Penn
sYlyania avenue between 81 and A. streets SO ct
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EOR RENT-A new STORE, corner of and
Il 10th SITS. Also, two or three ROOMS, furnished
or unfinished. Inquire at the house or at store
streets. sc 29-3tr
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10y NJ. h. WALSH a CO., Auctioneers
- $50 Penna ave., corner 10th street
ESQ 900 sEGARs AT AUCTION, SEIZED AND
TAKEN IN EXECUTION FOR RENT
On TUESDAY MORNING, October Sd At o..
O'Clock, will sell, without reserve for cash the
following choice BRANDS of Segars
500 Henry Clay,
20 600 La Espanola,
IS eco La Caoba,
1900 FL Mundo,
1900 Black Sea,
Ia 600 ElpajaTo,
% eco Eltuli pan,
10 900 La IngerUidad,
1900 Flor de Columbia,
20 900 Punch
5000 Figaro,
30 600 Elegantes.
The trade is invited TO this sale as they aro All
fresh Goods and to be peremptorily sold
Terms cash.
sc 81 M X. WALSH CO., Aucts
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EOR REST-One half of a STORE in Main ct r.,
Richmond, Va, 100 feet deep and 81 feet front,
suitable for shoe, cigar, jewelry business In
quire 4O1 9TH street, one door from Ii, Washing
ton. q ST.
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EOR sALE..0n the 4th q October next, at ten
auction, q fine GARDEN FARM Of thirty acres,
we'll fenced and thoroughly ystered about fifteen
az miles from Center Market and IL miles from
Soldier 'sHome. The improvements consist of two
story frame house with good barn and all necessary
outhouses. Also, young orchard Of l50 trees and
will also sell some 100 cords Oak Wood 20 tops Hay
200 bus Rye In the straw, with about 910 worth 81
hot bed Sash. and all the necessary farming And
gardening implements. Alsc, good stock Of 6ees
Terms of sale cash. 1850
au 80 I'd IACv
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E0R RENT-A ten room HOUSE on the corner
l. Of 18th and streets. Inquire at the sal0en on
the premises. Sc q 6tE
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| ITO LET-A large FRONT ROOM, suitable for
i Office, on Penns. avenue, between 9th and
| 1eth streets. Apply to 1872 Penna avenue, second
story. q IMt
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10y VIM. l.. WALL a CO., Auctieneers.

Rf WM' II " hLL a NUf huctleneers.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE ON 18TH STREET
BETWEEN AND l.. At AUCTION.
az O'Clock, we will sell. in front Of the premises
a small Frame on 18th street, between h and l., TO
be removed. Terms cash.
seq WIN L. WALL A co Ancts
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AUCTION SALES.

THIRTY BUILDING LOTS FRoNTINa Re
sPHKIoT TN W. on S9RTH H AMP SITS,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOoN, October S, at
az O'Clock, on the premises. We shall sell the
Lots Of about 81 feet front and fronting respec.
lively on north II and streets, and 5th and 9th
streets east.
Terms One third cash; the balance in 6 or IL
months. payment Of SIS on each lot will he re-
Guired at the time of sale.
Conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
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ca ARD
"A TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT.
Iron Hall has expired, we will remove therefrom
on or about the 9th of October In order TO the
ex peBse Of removing the goods, we will sell our
GLASS, CROCKERY WARE. &c. &c. at COST
for CASH. Q. w. BOTELER SON,
Sc 23-6t ketMeen 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-02

E0R RENT-A STORE situated on northwest
l. corner of 10th and streets suitable for Bar
Der shop. Also furnished ROOMS for rent, with
or without BOARD. Apply at MADES Hotel. on
the