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TRUE MERIT APPRECIATED.-.Brovn Bron.
chidt TrOches," have been before the public
many years. Each year finds the Troches in
some new, distant localities, in various parts
OF the world. Being an article of true merit.
when once used, the value OF the Troches is
appreciated. and they are kept always at hand,
TO be used as occasion requires. For Coughs.
Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have
proved their efficacy.
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The BOYS SUITS, Jacket and Pants, for the
sum of SIX Dollars. are now at Henning's One
Price Clothing Store, on the eoraer of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue.
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GOOD FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made s1t;
best French Calf Boots, to order, SIi to sic 7
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside Hotel
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THE License LAw-Oficers HAYES and
Blewett arrested Chas Brown and X. II. Lam i.
bell for aiming wagons without license. Jus
uee Handy fined MI. Brown S.. and Justice
Ferguson fned Mr.. Lanbeu q like amount.
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J. s. TOPHAM 4 co

"a j. s. TOPHAM 500, e~
500 SEVENTH STREET, GIN
Next to Odd Fellows Hall,
The Oldest and Largest Manufacturing House I'm
washington. have the best assortment of Goods In
their line OF business made under their own super.
vision, consisting Of
Ladies' Dress and Saratoga TRUNKS.
Ladies' Travelling SACKS and 6ATCHELS,
Fine Sole Leather and Leather Covered BOX
TRUNK, for gentlemen.
Fine Leather TRAVELLING BAG, Tourists
Fine Double and Single HARNESS. SADDLES,
and BRIDES.
Carriage and Riding WHIPS.
Also, q fine assortment OF CARRIAGE ROBES,
&C., &c, selling at the lowest prices. "a cost
u FOB so CENTS, IL FOB SO CENTS.
Ferroty pc Card de Yiste, large size four for one
dollar.
Large size Pictures, in oval frames, four dol.
lars.
These pictures are finished in fifteen minutes
from time of sitting, and taken in cloudy az
well as in fair weather.
WHITEHURST GALLERY,
oe 30-st- No. 424 Pa. av., bet ~ and 9th SITS
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COAL AT REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE ASH;

Locust Mountain. Chestnut o. -.
Do. Stove, Do. Egg, Do. furnsce, Do. Steamers,
Baltimore OOmpsny Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Fur
BestOn Bun Stove. Do. Egg. very superior Deal.
Isiish Tosnary. az
Diamond Vein, eaovs and Egg. 9s7 r.
Lyken's Valley, Do, Do, o. rs.
6AK ana PiIE &oOD. Of the very best quality.
Nov 4 ihs dine for families to put In their via.
Orders win be,seceived at orr once, ass 9th
street, between and y, or at our wharf, 1T foot
Of 7th street &. r BROwH & 6ON, wv
ocB I'm l0s stn ST.. bctveen Il And p.
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LAYING IN THEIR WINTERS PoRK.-Lasi
night, James White and James Marshall, col
ored, were arrested by the police OF the firs
Ward for the larceny of a hog belonging to
Mr.. Jas. Blanchfeld. They drove the hog in
10 their own yard and killed aud divided II be.
fore scalding a.. Justice Drury sent them 70
Jail for court and delivered the meat to the
owner.
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VIZ. ksAas . co.. FiAEos.
Fipcs = GO 3 s :s$. AID NJ nm
OF sale sad rent % sssy sssas. q he. zee ,,s
erect, above Psnpsylysnts avesns
eel soSn' re, RlloHISRAca.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. &c, ro.NIa1r,

NATIONAL IHEATER.-rhe Richings Eng.
lisn Opera Troupe will ap pear In thai 20 Jular
opera, THE Daughter Of the Regiment this
evening. Miss Richings as So Marie.
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Il pstusl blooming ROsBs, climhirg aod ONE
psSasi t ps. sSs pisst EEuIr rssHs akSrs
tion CON prtses the newest end choicest ktnde
known in Europe ssd AMertcs Hsrdy PLATES nd
Fruit Trees planted the fall viii grow and hloon
better csxt summer than planted In the ssring.
A JARDta, Florist end Hnrseryaan:
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RY THOS. D0WLING, Auet. Georgetown.
rxoELLENT HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE,Sc
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucti.aeers.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed in chsncery cause No
IS. wherein william H. Terrett ct are com
plsinsnts. and William w. Terrett Val. are de.
iendan's will sell a. public auction, in front of
vember A. ID. 1855. at O'Clock .. m, Let No five
te and the east nine feet sy the depth of the lot
of Lot No. six co. of the subdi vision of square
No. 3l6
Tie above property IL situated on the north side
OF h street north, between 18th and 18th streets
west and is improved with a three-story brick
dwelling, with side lot.
The terms Of sale are One third of the purcha-e
menry to be paid in cash, and the balance az six
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest from
the day OF sale, for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser, with security satisfactory To the trustee
Will be taken, and a lien retained the premises
sold or the purchaser can have the privilege of
paying the whole amount in cash. deposit of
Slo will be required from the purchaser at the
time OF sale. Convex snCing and stamps at the cost
OF purchaser.
WIN r MATTINGLY Trustee
no l-Sav7w GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
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UY W. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers
~ Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
% lie. sy., between 9th and 10th sts

SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS.,
On SATURDAY MeRNffSSa. Nov. 5. at 10 'clt.,
We will sell, at the Bazaar, O number OF SsddIe
Carriage and Work Herses, Go full description Al
saie,) comprising sboptI
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses in
Guiding pair OF very nBe Carriage Horsss
built In this city
A large collection Of New and second hand Bus-
gles, hockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built in this city to
One Hack and one Coupee in good order.
ALSO.
New and Second hand harness. Saddles, Carriages,
&C. ct private sale.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays. Thursdays. ana
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always ct private sale.
&C 81 w. l.. WALL Co. Aucts.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist.
t2a Penn. av.. between * and Sta streets Of
nee hours from a m. TO p. m, and to D.
m. No charge for consultation.
PENNIES can be had in aay quantities at the
Star office counter
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ny J. o. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctiopeer,.

ny J. o. AcGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
EXCELLENT AND WELL-KEPT HOuseHorn
FUkNlIURE AT THE kESIDENCE OF NJ
ELIZABETH A. HUMPHREY corner 81 ~;
street and Missouri avenue, No So, 81 Pubiic
On MONDAY MORNING, November 9Th con.
rior Furniture 1t the above residence comnrisipe.
Carved walnut Parlor Suite covered with maroon
Walnut Ps.lor Suites, In crimson silk cotel.in
Carved " alnut Marble top Center Table
Carved Welnut Secretary and Whatpot
Five very nne Carved Walnut Marble TOP Cham.
One full suite Carved Mahogany Cb.mber rnrr,-
ture, with WArdrobes
%%ahosany and Walnut Wardrobes and Bureaus
Marble.iop Washstsnds
Green Rep covered Rockers
Hair cloth covered Chairs
Walnut Cane-seat Chairs and Rockers
very Superior Hair Mattresses
ather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
Crsclsry and Tin Toilet Bets
Gilt Shades
Two Walnut Extension Dining Tables
Twenty -four Oak Cane seat Dining Chairs
Glassware, Plated Ware, and Cutlery
Table Cloths
Brussels. Three ply, and Ingram Carpets
Parior and Chamber Stoves,
Together with . general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
:, The HOUSE is for rent. Apply to CLAGErr 4
oc SD JAS O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts. :
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by J. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
PAWNBROKERS SALE.
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF FoRFEIrEp
PLEDGES.
Levi b. De Wolff, Licensed Pswnbroker respect.
fnlly informs the public that he will hold his first
Fall sale on TUESDAY MuRSING next Nov 8
at 10 O'Clock a m, at the auction Rooms of ]. q
MCGUIRE Co, viz:
One nne massive Gold Hunting Case Watch, self.
winding
60 Gold ana silver Watches
Large collection of Ladies and Gents Jewelry
81 hpe heavy Over 1Iock aad Dress Goats .
Sacks "
80 pairs Pants
% Sill, Velvet and other Vests
20 Ladies tne Cloth and Silk Coats and Saeanss
Is Ladies Inc silk, Merino and ether Drssaes
quantity OF SILK, Cashmere and Wooden ShsvIs
] se.t inc Surgical Instruments Tin easel pade 10
Hermann, of New York ~
! Sable 4 ur Cape, foil size
8 flue Opera Glasses
Several Double and Single Barrel Guns ReyoIye,.
and Pistols
Together with g neral variety usually found 4,
q Pawnbreker' o sale. IN
Terms cash.
LEVI B. DE WOLFF, Pawnbroker.
~ Penna. av., be-. ~ aud 6tn $ ia
q. MCGUIRE & CO.
no intel AuctfOneers.
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IL Corner of Tth and A. .rr~.t.

FTk RAstHR oHA.
PHBLfc shc4i Sb Cor-sLASs wAsE AT
OF aTksbAi the e, d., Of Ecy.mesr merit.
s yfGss: bs.Sssai IN and SIN ssress. Island. ;as
One Walnut Csse Piano, Cover and Stool
stored IN Crmson and Cold, six and bss ssI,
eon,,istins 81 fe,s a Je,s SOLE, large ana snail
One ar.Se ss1s,e s' oessr r.s.
Handsome Black Walnut Etseere, With eia..
-Four Fancy Upholstered Gothic Chairs
Handsome IsmssI curtain. and Coruio. and
One set q 6snS.cms Turnltu.s. consisting of .
sdehosrd; with glass back and et.gers sheI ves
Oak Bookcase and Green hep Lounge, eli 20
Hsnssome Black Walnut Bed.tesd
Marble TOD Dressing bureau and wsshstand
Fine Hair tep sgripg Msttres..s
Six fine Feather Bsds, twelve Feather Pillows and
Black Walnut French Bed.tesd.
Dressing Bureaus, Washstanss and Cane seat
Black Walnut and Cherry wardrobes
Dessert, and Tea Set all complete, con.i.Iips
One Full French China Decorated Tes Set, seventh
-Four shefheld Plated Walters
Sheffield Plsted Tea aud Coffee UrH
Egg Boiler and Ice Pitcher
Cut glass Decap.ers. 6osiets. Vine Siss.,.. Yin.
ger Bowls, Water Bottles and Tumblers
Large lot Of White French China
One Fine French China Egg Nosg Bowl
HsndsSms Brussels, Ingram aud other Carpets
Hall, Floor, and other Oilcloths
Whatnot, Lounges, Dining Tables ard Rockers
Two Handsome Parlor Chandeliers
Gilt Frame Mirrors and Engravings
steward q Cooking Stove and Utensils
Several Good Chamber Stoves
Refrigerator and Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which We deem unneoes-
sary 20 tnumerate.
Terms cash.
Also.
=, At o CLOCK y. m on the same day, we shall ofer
The fesldence, consisting of . hne butlt Brick
House, with basement. containing q sll come 10
rooms, with handsome psrlors, chambers, dining,
and sitting rooms, psntTies, wine cellar, cioseIs.
gas and water throughout the whole house; lot a.
feet IL inches front by ia feet deep 90 an alley
deep.
Terms made known or the day Of sale
&C 26-e GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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DECENT ON A BawDY HousE-Las. night
~ la'e hour the police in the vicinity of Il b
street and Ohio avenue heard con- iderabIe
disturbance IN the house kept by Ellen Ale
aiias holland. The oficers had several times
ieo 70 get into tnat mouse on iorner occasions
II failed. Last night, Sergeant Sheld with Of
hcere Wilson and Ray managed to get in and
arrested all IN the house, The proprietress
was held to bail for court for Keeping fhe hons
aps for efsorderiy conduct She with Molly
Sutton. Mary Stevens. Annie Miller, Molly
Spencer and James williams were fined 50
each by Justice Morsen
VIOLATING CORPORATION ORprNANCRs-
Elias DAVIS was arrested yesterday for vio-
lafing the ordinance Of the corporation rel.
alive TO keeping hogs within the city limits
and was fined IS by Justice Thompson John
II Nlleran and Mathew Myer were also arrest
ed for violating the ordinance relative to keep
Ing cows within the city limits, and were fined
- each by the same justice.
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FOR SALE.

"A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED FARM ON
the road from Washington to Frederick City, ri
miles nsi iT9m containing ~ acres ofhs
the farm in fine wood land. IL 10 well supplied
with water. having two good springs. and pump
conyenie noes for farming, with plenty of fruit It
is also first class and very desirable position for
trail point between Warrington, Frederick and
Baltimore cities. - IL opens on three public roads
containing over. nine acres. A safe and valuable
investment, and cannet fail TO reGlfze clear re-
For particulars apply at 49O, north Of Patent OF.
fee. between Sth and sth streets, on 81, or to Dr.
Md, near BY, who will give the character Of the
farm and quality Of land Hours O'Clock and S
p. m. JAMES TOWLE6.
oc Isl Intel Property Agent,
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GOAL COALll
~ WOOD WOODil
Nut Coal :..........................Sf2
Baltimore Company White. ASH. $50
lykens Valley Red Ash ............. 876
shamoken Bed Ash ............... SIS
Spruce Pine Wood per cord. 500
Oak Wood, best Quality .................... 100
Sawed and Split Pine 500
Do. Oak. ........ ......... 600
orders left at Hall Hume's, 0roeers, No. "a
- arket space, Louisi avenue, between 7th and
sth streets. will be promptly attended to. Once
and Yard 9TH ST., bet and i, Island
oc % I'm &c BAUM
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RY GREEN Z WILLIAHs. AuSsio.s.r..
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT syRosrIHQ ON
18th street vest. between Massachusetts, s~enus
and n street north, ct Publi< Auction,
O'Clock p. N we shall sell. % the 0rsmisss psrt
Lot No. I, N square No. SIS. having u fsst front
BY 50 feet deep running beck TO hns side end
paved alloy. 3his property is hauasomsly located ,
making Y vcry desi rAsss building les.
Terms; One halt cash: balance in an II mouths
and sseured ,. deed Of trust on the PREMISE.
Ali eenve, encfng and stamps ~ the eost Of the BUR
cbGsr
S,e down when The lot is knoeksAsa lt.
&C sl-6t' GREEN VIkAlAm0,A ucHs
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ORGAN CoNCERT-The organ concert a
Foundry NJ. Z. Church, will, we are glad 4
hear, be repeated tomorrow evening, whel
George W. Morgan, Esq, the celebrated or
perform, assisted by DIR. CanlneId, MADAM
kretschmar, Mrs. Butts, Mr. W. Burnett. an
others. There will be an entire change OF pro
gramme.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No 526, cerner OF 9TH and ID street,
INTENSIVE PAWNBROKRRs' SALE.
ANNUAL FALL SALE OF ISAAC HERR.

ANNUAL FALL sALE OF ISAAC HERR
BERG q SON.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY. November s and
9, 1860. We shsll sell, at our Auction Rooms, No
s26, corner 9TH and streets, at 10 o CLOCK a M
tie most extensive collection of Unredeemed
OF goods for the last twelve months, and compris.
Ing in part
Fifty Ladies' Gold Hunting Lever, and other
Watches, Gents Gold and Lever Hunting Chro
pometer, Lever and other Watches, Diamond
Rings and Breastpins in large quantities aud Of
the most elegant patterns ever efered by us: Gold
Chains, b eastpins, Ear and Finger Rfngs, Pen.
ellis, and an elegant variety of Siyerware: (JIoth
ing, c1nsistins of oyer, Frock Sack, Black Cloth.
and other Coats. together with Pants and Vests
In great variety; Ladies' Wearing Apparel in
large ysTietiesIOloaks, Dresses. Furs, sc, Of the
most fashionable styles; Table aud Bed Linen.
Blanks Quilts, Spreads. and Napkins, amount,
Ing to 25o dozen, TO which the attention Of house
and hetel keeper. Is especially called; toeether
with Guns. Revolvers. Opera Classes MusIcsi
Instruments and large assortment ef goods TOO
numerous to epumerate, wv
Sale to commence with Watches
Terms cash
ISAAC HERZBERG 4 SON, Pawnhrol.rs
ne eo6ds GkEkN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-Mr. Martin Maddux
the host OF the Mansion Hotel. has now IN the
yard of that hotel a wolf and bear, natives of
Virginia. captured in the mountains beyond
Lynchburg.
A muiattO man was arrested Tuesday, near
Fairfax COuT House, and confined in the iail
OF that county. supposed to be Richards, one
OF the murderers OF the late William Lyles, of
Maryland.
The buildings erected by the government
during the continuance of the war, at the up
per end of Duke street, Alexandria. known as
the Soldiers Rest, Will be disposed of at pub
lie auction. on Saturday. the lOth OF Noyem ber
Judge Underwood left Alexandria yestar-
day for Norfolk, to hold the session OF the
United States District Court there November
1st and at Richmond on the 10Th.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuotiOueer,.

LOT OF HOUSEHOLDS AND KITCHEN FIR
NlTJ ne AT PUBLIC AUUTION
On THURSDAY, the lst day of November, q 10
O'Clock a m, We shall sell, ct No. 40I c street
ing arsicles. viz:
Hair Cloth Sofas, Div aus. Side Chs'-s
Curtains and Window Shades
Mahogany lining Tables and Chairs
I've Gilt Frame French Plate Mirrors
Three ply. Ingram, and other Clrpe.s
Ball Oil Cloth and Chamber Stoves
Zine Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows and air
Mattresses
Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Bureaus and
Wsshstands
High post Bedsteads and painted wardrobes ana
lot Of other Chamber Furniture, Dining Room
Furniture. and Crockery
A lot OF Kitchen Req uisites, and Gil other arti-
CTS belonging 20 housekeeping.
Terms cash.
c2s GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyoIpABLY
postponed until FRIDAY, November "a, 81 same
hour and place.
oc3l GREEN WILLIAMS aprts
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RY CROWN, WALKER 5 CO., Auctionesrs.
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE LOT, AT
AUOI f0N.
We will sell, on SATURDAY, Nov & 1T a. D.
m. on the premises. Lot no. rs In square No 90,
opposite the Goyernnens Printing Once, froptins
streets east, running back lea feet 20 81 feet Al
ley.
purchaser.
HUGH sA.: m: :. 9g Is IT,,
&C H-Ns CROWN, WALKER CO., Aucts
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctieaser,.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUREITURE
AT AUCTION
On M9NDAf, November o, We shall sell. ct 10
S'clock q n at the residence Of . lacy Declining
house Keeping, No. "a Missouri avenue, between
Sd and AZ streets, an excellent assortment OF Fur
piture, viz:
Fine Rosewood Pianoforte, seven .octsyes. peari
keys; . beautiful instrument; Siooi and Cover
Mahogany Sofas. Booking asd Side Chairs
Marble-top Center, Side, aud hsT Tables
Mahogany, Walnut, and other wardroses
Mahogany, Walnut, and other Bsdsteads
Feather Beds, II air and other Hsttressss
Large lot Of Bedding, fpe Quilts, and Blankets
Brussels, Three. ply, and other Csrpets
Hall and otter Oil Cloth
Whatpot
China, Glass, and Crockery We're
Locking Glasses. &c
Cooking, Radiator, and other Stoves
With o good lot OF Kitchen Req uisites.
ocn GREEN a VILLA Ms Aucta
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FOR SALE AND RENT


E6R PENTHOUSE on r street; sI5O DER
Il month. Furniture for sale. Also, House
on street; : 100 per month. Furniture for sale;
near City II all. An elegant FURNISHED HOUSE
Of fourteen rooms, for boarding.
d. L.. WELLS CO.,
oc sO.6t Real Estate Brokers, 10th and SITS.
NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN-R4RE CH5NCE
FOR NFESTMENT-Yaluable DAIRY for
sale, with one Of the best milk routes in the city,
and large FARM for rent, one mile from the city.
over eood road The cows are very choice and
10 good proht, about thirty In number. Also, the
Horses, Hogs, MIX Wagons, Dairy Fixtures,
Farming implements, &C. Everything 10 of the
nrst- class, and IL is o bargain rarely TO be met
with, and will be sold reasonable, and upon good
terms Apply at once To d. l. WELLS & 90,
Zeal Estate Brokers, N. W. corner 10th and F.
(NEORGET0WN HOUSE AGENCY,
" 100 BRIDGE STREET,
We have several desir able HOU ,ES for rent, =
SO TO S60: Also, frst-class RESIDENCES, $50
to Sl2o We nvite the attention Of reliable par
les Immediately.
LOB SALE-The commodfous and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUE DIS located at the north.
east corner Of North Capitol and Boundary SITS,
lately the residence of Chas e. Uhlman The pro-
perty has large brick dwelling and outhouses,
and spacious cellars. Terms easy. Apply on the
premises, 70 Mrs. NINA UHLMANN%o or to b, u.
WILLS CO.: Real Estate Brokers, northwest
corner 10th and SITS. jy 3-tf
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LOB SALE Oh REHT-My DWELLING, SIT
! rated at the intersection OF Maryland and vir-
The House is 81 feet front BY 20 feet deep, With
vide hall through the center. The lot IL 100 feet
Square 434. JOHN b. bEMMDS,
ne ll-dtf Seaton HousA
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E>OR'eALE-BOBsE WAGON and HARM ESS;
i orviiibe cold separate 20 suit pnrehasera:
Apply corner south A and 6th streets CePttoi
Hill. &C - st.
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FOB REHT-In 9eoreetown. q FURNISHED
y HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, water and gas;
situAtion healthy and desirable. Apply at No. 50
Penn. avenue, near 24th street. &C lb-lm.
EOk BENT-Lsrge and small furniahsd aud On
4 fuInished HOUeES and APARTMENfS suit.
able ior usekeeping. Also, For Safe. several
email H0UeEe, on easy terms: Inquire ST ARR
co.. assn 7th street, Room Is. oc ssm-
Tor RENT-To one or two gentlemen, newly
II and elegantly furnished PARLOR and BED
ROOM In private fsmiiy: near the Capitol. Oaiy
those furnishtng pnsxceDtionabie references need
address HOME, Star once. oc3lm'
TOR REET-Several ROOMs IN Telssraph Of
II nee 34s Psansyivanias avenue. Tor tsras in
ogire e 40 H street, north Patent Once, 1t 10
90 ST. J. TowLEs. Agent.
LOB RBNr-The STORE No. 391 D street,
Il near nth. It fronts immedt stsly on tonna.
avenue aid p one Of The largest and most oonys.
niepty situated atore- rooue In w aehtngton city
Arlly 70 Q, 3. bAKER. a the esar Once. isso e
EoR RIET.Tss yARM, tos n: 7, Lest rec yssrs
sistipe Of ie eerss- lyisg nssr Fort Nshaa, nile
from BsnninsS 1ridss, lmpfoveus9t., dsellins
house OF II rooms, stone stable, seeSAuts houses.
fs.s tatssfl :s:s:s %ti
N. oeN-0
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FIRH--Yesterday morning the wardrobe OF
the National The-ter took fire from a stove in
the property room. The arrangements for
putting on water are so complete at the Ma
tional, that the flames were extin n uished with
out giving any alarm outside. One of the
ladies OF the stock company lost $3.50 70 500.
and the wardrobe of the theater was some what
damaged. IL was accident that will not oc.
cur again in a century among the thousand
theaters far less secure from fire than the Ma
tiOnai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

THEFUNERAL OF Mr.. FRANK HENRY.-Last
night the members of the press had n meeting
Al the rooms OF the Western Republican Press,
on Fourteenth street. for the purpose Of taking
action relative 10 the funeral CT their late de-
ceased associate, Mr.. Frank Henry. 1t was
resolved 10 attend in q body the funeral which
Will take place at three O'Clock this afternoon,
from the late residence OF deceased. on 9 street
north, between Second and Third streets east.
The remains OF Mr.. Henry arrived here last
evening, and were received az the depot by a
large number Of his friends. He was so much
emaciated from sickness that his best friends
could hardly recognize him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

NOTICE 10 OWNERS or CORNER LOTS ON
L. nPENEsYtXAEIA AyENgE. STREET
owning CORNER LOT or Lots from one hundred
70 ore hundred and fifty feet SQUARE. on either Of
are invited to submit plat, Of ground, price, and
terms, hIorgh mail, to the ChairmAn Building
$50, Post Once. IOhren q Int oc "A Nv
FOB SALE GR RfNT-On Penna avenue, .
story HOUSE and BAOK BUiLDIAG, immedi.
stely east Of the National Hotel. With commodi-
Gus Store in front. Title indi sputAble Apply to
JOHN w. MAGILL, corner PennI avenue aud
10th street oc ri