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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

JEwELRY.-Bog Wood Sets, Bracelets
Buttons. Ear Drops. Silver Plated Spoon
Forks, Cups, Goblets, Salts, received this
morning. at Priggs Dollar Jewelry Store, No
43e Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

GOOD FRENCH Calf Boots ready made sI1
best French Calf Boots, to order, ia 10 SIC J
Strott National Hotel, entrance on 9th street
and inside Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

Kings may be blest, but Tam was glorious,
Ger a the ills o. life victorious,
because of the new suit he had purchased at
Hennings One Price Clothing Store on the cor.
ner OF Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

We NOTICE that Harvey & Co., 2S9 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. are receiving the finest and
freshest oysters that come TO this market
They cannot be beat OH the Roast.
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THE CANAL.-The Canal Board have asver-
tized for proposals to remove the bars in the
Canal between 14th and Sd streets, which work
will go a great way towards the permanent
improvement of the stream
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.-Testerday,
Jeremiah U uinn was arrested by oftic Ger James,
of the 9Th Ward, for selling liquor on Sunday,
and was fined $40 90 bv Justice Bos well -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

FoREsTALLING THE MARK1r.-rhis morn 4.
Ing, WIN. catcher, colored was arrested by Of
hcer Barley for forestalIing the markst. and
also huckstering without license Justice
Thompfcn fined him SO in one case and S in
the other. and In default OF payment com NIT
Ted him to the workhouse, 20 days In each case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

DISTRESSED METEOROLOGICAL petition
has been presented TO the Board of Health
from residents of LIST street east and street
north, stating that there is a large quantity of
sinking water which lies in front OF their res
licences, endangering the lives OF themselves
and cbildrau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

McCOLLUM-QUEDN. Thursday. 18th at the
Ss.sS,y; 4; JSHsi .soStL6iM a to Mis-. on!
VIA d. QUE1N, all of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On Tuesday. asd
instant, by Rev DR.. Charles ]. White, JASPER
70 a.asstsT Of F. ksstSosfsI
as.or,@snt t Of caRSpiLiRRss ss saa ffSfs.
this .ids Of the
e.tae lishnsnt Of Cornelius Baker, PhiIadsI phs,
winch We AL. xIEx sns saEPssBRS 5'ssiB Bros,
s. sss so1D.; ;Gp ,S :ds
+ pet1sl blooming ROSES, Climbing aad or ma
fsE fRS Ths dae1
ton comprises the newest and choicest kinds
1asss sTSz sns sic" Da
'IEDis Florist ; ~ r. s5;as
CIDER yISESARt
CibER VINEGAR,
eJaEe sa-HT 0iDkt oi H5ssG vfssiisAR
AllpersSnsi q want q PuRE CIDER VINEGAR
purchasing elsewhere. o. 10 ."a
VI Goods delivered free Of charge in all parts Of
Riley A. sHINN,
Union Bottlibg depot,
&C 2Olm 81 Greene ST., Georeet 5wn. @.
AT fArEs 4 sELBY's.
fine assortment Of fi Fsosf fiEsbq sskAvrss suit.
Ssus *
bRH Soo cIS o Of Ssss1 A.o receiving daily
GOAL AT REDUCID PRICES.
WHITE ASH. .---G ed
Locust Mouptsip, Chestnut S7H.
Do; Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do Steamers,
Baltimore Company Stove, Do Egg, Do Fur.
mace. DO; Lump, IS 50.
Boston Bun Stove, DO. Egg. very superior Goal,
Lehish Foundry, ss2s
Diamond Vein, Stove and nsg: ss7s.
Lykens Valley, Do Do, Ss75.
OAK and PINE wSSSociD, of the very best quality,
Nov Is The time for families to put in their win.
Orders win be received at our office. 46s 9th
f street and sR S5S fp;I so s. foot
H0Slf' HONEY T..
am to-day receiving HONEY Of the finest
""''' -A1 ". W. BURCHELL.
.eY m ISSi.. i House. =
D n Os.
We have now on hand an assorsnen. ofy57v -
which We are Offering for % % at factory prices
Purchas1ng extensively for cash, We are enabled
''''" On ''''''''i " q. hsTz.so1r CO..
81 Penu'a avenue.
Sole agents for eteinvay q Sons Pianos and Ma
son q Hamlfnb Cabinet Organs. ocS
M ss. A. e Pr q 2 HcH sIi,11,yRRy
Rooms AT 40 EIGHTH STREET,
oe9 Ims near Pennsylvania avenue.
MES A.G. oAeTON has inst recei ysd the great
VI eat nt vslties in PABtsIENNB HATS "A
tof Ladies and Misses Also 3. mest bs.uu
Mrs. a. @. GA0TOH !. IlS Sen street. folr doors
IAM1e GUILD. Bscis1 n Nsss a.d Ssecsd Aa.d
$500 1890 ~ y,6 tuIeis.rs kelsired IssE
the canaIJ Hisbsss price psid iSs sseos1 hssd
Mas ssSSssfEy .3.. l.,,,,,- =, -
Htu c9el eheiecs tyies Of FAIL and VIA
s,s hlII! eapf!. .iSSisH Hasf oars. ~ -
Tuesday. October 10th. oe is.7t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
t24 Penn. av.. between ~ and 9Th streets. Of
nee hours from 8 a m. TO D. m, and TO 6 o.
m. No charge for consultation.
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NOTICE or BAILIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF an order OF distrsin from william r
Todd, Treasurer Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Washington City Orphan Asylum against the good
and chsttels Of D. Erhardt, have seized and taken
all the Buildings and Tenemenu on Lot g. in Square
No. 259, At the corner OF Ohio avenue 49, and q
streets west and north. 60 satisfy rent due and in
arrears, the ssld Washington City Orphan Asylum
AZ ground rent OF said Lot 6. in Square asa and
hereby sive notice that the said Buildings ana
Tepements will be sold st public auction on WE'D
NEsDAf next. NJ = o clock .. m 81, to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said rent
wa. BOSS,
&C lgf BailiG and Con.tshla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

BuLIARDs.-The Seaton Hall billiard room
was crowded last evening to witness the game
between Dudley Kavanagh and Melvin Foster,
OF New York. In game OF five hundred
points, caroms, Mr.. Kavanagh rroy ed the win.
ner by the following score:
kavanagh-2, g. Q, q, IL. o. o, 8, s, O, q % Il, 2,
3, IL, 2, 3, o, 9, 81, f7e, 30, Q, S, 3O--5O2.
foster-f3, O. q, 6. 80 Q, o. q, 90, o, IA, o IL O,
?. 3, 2, O, 2s7-i45. -i'--.,I
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1Al--a

CHARGE OF ArrENPTiHG TO OBrAIs MONEY!
UHDBR FALSE HRET ENCEs II Asst eyentnr Sar
esant Kelley and onicer Schaffer arrested
Alexander Robinson and Joseph Thomas, for
attempting TO obtain money under false pre-
/ tenses. II appears Mrs. Guild, at the sorner of
90 and F street, had a barrel OF gin stolen from
Thomas said he could get II, and sent Robins ION
TO mrs. q. for S6, saying that for that amou nj
he could get possession of IL. Justice Walter
locked them MP Tor q Re w hours.
A' = --nA - q.
CoMNyfTxD aou5 Tu,u. stYu pnva !. Thi.
moruinv lamas M. M,bon 90. com n,,,aa 80
TAIL by Justice W.iter He uns arrested hv
effic err Schaffer On Satnrd.v foy ths isrc.ny
of a sheer nom Iohn Sherry' and This morn.
ing he Wa. charsed hv George Ysahow "a
The JnsticS comm,,,od h,m 70 AL % aes
charIN tn. sccnsad a. q drover.na - i 81
ieced that .he shasn "a othar artIe,a O.
t.San tn, ,ha A. az V'Ae 80 % "ero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

McCOLBUM-QUEDN. Thursday, 18th, at the
residence of William kilRour, ESQ. by the Rev
Father Mcguire, assisted by the Rev. Father
McCsrty. Mr. JOHNI McCOLLUM 10 Mtss OIL
VIA d. QUEEN. all of this city.
sMITH-KlEOKH0lFER On Tuesday. a3d
instant, by Rev DR.. Charles j. White, JASPER
SMITH, ESQ.,. to EMILY DEFI8ANIERE
kIECkHOEfER, daughter Of A. T. kieckhosfer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

RY eRxEH WILLIAMS. Assussssn.
INV yRAnI Eogsl AID LOTS TsoyI
ING Oh MARYLAkD AvknUE, bstussa ~

On fHuEsDki. the ssh is:isst ys shsiI ell.
- 'front.' Of the premises st . clock N. :, hAad
.eone tee story srase hoass. esntaauias ave con
seeisns!y ssrssees rooms, 9TH the lot on vhioh
runUias beck end sdioiuips the rcsT o. ths lot on
which the eoees stands.
eend 0REIN q WILLIAMS. A,c...
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MARRIED.,

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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THE EVENING STAR,
LOCAL NEWS.


A4USxMEHTS, 6c.s TO.NI9HT.
NATIONAL THEArRR. funny fellow.
Chanfrau, will again appear a. "SamD this
evening, and will be supported By the full
strength OF the stock company. -,-I
WALLS OPERA HoUsB1sThe Little Treas
ure" and "Spectre Bridegroom" this evening.
ODD PILLOWS HALL.-Go to the festival, con
cert. and tableax, tonight. This is the last
week. az II.. 4 II. =
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv sAv Asefsos Sssss zee Josrta psss.I
RI eksHs 3 WILLIAMS, ADctIoussrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BOIL DING
InFQ

sb BY virtue Of deed IN tra. bearing DAT. on the
s., No 90. folio 81 ct seq !. the o. sscriber
VII teil sfi public sole, o. TIL e6sDA (, the 18th
os, OF No.eDber 1916. 81 "a cock D % on the
Isi%,es, Lets numbers 10 u Il, NJ, Il, Is, rs, ",
numtered and =. in Square No i2I. Lots 10, n,
IL and u fronting esch Il feet on north n street
betseen 18th and 2vtb vest by 100 feet
LotH 4 and IS fronting eash q feet IL inchrs on
posth street, betwe en- sth and 18th streets We.t
~ l0 te-t deep Lot 10 fronting 50 feet a iaohe On
1th street west, by 6e feet IL inches on New York
avenue Lots n, IS, ~ and % froutips each Nc feet
IL 10 inches on New York avenue, bet y cen isth
and 18th streets wet. BY deyth Of from rs feet g.
In, be- to loo fest lots inches respectively
Ills property II eliGibly situated ia Q rspidly
imp oyins part of the city, and offers = most
or invest.
Terms Of sale One half Gosh; balance in a. and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from aay
tsaie secured by deed Of trust sas OF the cash
payment on each lot will be required TO be paid
on the ground; and IL the terms of sale are not
complea with in We days after the sale the prop
erty will be resold, upon one week notice at the
riss ano expense of the defsultins purchaser.
All {. nveyancins and stamps ~ the cost Of the
CHABLIs WALLACE. rru.,..
NJ
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PAsTIMR.
NATIONAL.

Ed. STAR-Dear Sir Last evening, after a
hard days work, feeling very tired, and hoping
10 fnd solace. If not a little rest, in psrusing
the items OF your columns, my attention was
instantly arrested by reading the particulars OF
the swindiiHg and in carceration OF another un-
fortunate individual, who, like myself was
green enough TO deposit his hard earnings IN
that gone mp Institution that was once named
with such flaming letters, The Merchants
National Bank Now, sir, deeply sympathiz-
ing with Mr.. Story, but at the same time con-
demniDg his policy in regard TO his using re-
yolyer on the President, I'll believe that Is w nat
tbey call him yeti OF that defunet institution
4. e. Merchants National Bank" propose 20
lend Mr.. Story my Soldering Iron, for would
eonsiser 1t loss of valuable material in using
powder and ball on that iLdi vidual
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Oure, RESPECTFULLY,
GEORGE BARRON, Timer,

Stn ana X, warrington, ID. e..
p. 81 am sorry TO hear tha, any body is so
green as to lend the President SlO,U00 towards
paying on mis- debts; bur, probably 1t Is the same
man who drew the Big Prize al the Gift Con-
cert. ...r..
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE q co.. Aucsioneers.

by J. O. MCGUIRE . co.. Auctioneers.
LARGE AND ExTENsIyE SALE OF sUrE-
RksIpnNCE OF JUDGE CHIPMAE, No.
On Thu RsDAl MORNING, October 18th, com
nenstpg ~ 10 O'Clock, We shali sell 1t the above
named rssidence, all tR excellent Fsrniture, con
Mahogany and Walnut Hair-CIoth Parior Furui.
ture, well Kept
Mahogany large Nhstnot
Marble top Center and Sofa Tables
Brussels Parlor Carpet, In good condition
A number Of " alnnt and Mahogany Suites OF
Chamber Furniture, with and without
Marble top Bureaus and Wristbands
number of handsomely Painted Suites OF Cham
Der Furniture, with Wsrdrobes
A number Of detached Bureaus and Wsehstsnds,
II hSss .ood, Walnut. and Mahogany. with
Mahogany, Ro,ewood and Walnut wsrdrobes
number q nne Mattresses, OF Hair, Husk, and
A number fine quality Feather Pillows and Boil.
Large quantity Of Bedding, such q. Blantets,
Cemforters, Quilts, and Ooyerlets, eheets,
Bolster and Pillow Slips
walnut sideboard, Refrieerssor
Two walnut Extension Dining Tables
number OF Oak Game Seat Dining Chairs
Large quantity Of China, Glass and Crockery
Msre spd number Of Plated Osstors, Spoons,
Hall Hat Tree, and oilcloth
Number of Psrlsr and Chamber GOAL and Wood
Large Fist.top Coshins Stove and Furniture
Extensive assortment Of Kitchen Requisites, &c,
&c.
Terms cash.
N. B.-The house viii be open for inspection Of
Ocis tintei.I j. @ MeGUfRE 90, xuct..
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WIPE BEATIse.-Yesterday,R X. =. Fink was
arrested by officer Grant upon a charge OF as
saulting and beating his wife. Sarah Fink
This morning Mrs. Fink appeared before JUS
uce Morsell and told the story OF ner distre as
She was married to Fink last ith of July
year ago in Pennsylvania, where she was la
good circumstances, but by his intemperanc &c
ne soon squandered her property. He abused
her whenever he was In liquor, at which times
ne Is very furious, and so dangerous that his
neighbors feared him. Having squandered her
property and become in vol we'd in debt, he per-
suaded her 10 come 10 Washington, promising
TO quit drinking and become here a sober man
When they came to Washington they lived
here sore weeks before he obtained a position
In the Interior Department. She says that she
was better on when they came here than sine
her husband having become nvolved in debt
10 considerable extent From her statement
II seems that all the mischief results from in
temperance OF the husband The wife did not
wish TO prosecute him at court, and the JUS
uce ordered him TO give security to keep the
peace for one year, and he was locked mp in
default Of bail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

- AuctisBeers and Real Rstate Prohers,
Northwest corner 10th end streess.
VALUABLE sroREsTAkp. pwrLLISo AND
TMO LOTS OF LAND ON THE CORNRR OF
LII AND y STREETS NORTH. NEARLY
OPPOSITE THE 7TH SHEET PARK.
On NkDNEeDAr. the 18th instant o. 8 o o'clock
m, on the premises. sh ell sell at public auo
ton, all a. at too story Frame store-house and
Dwelling OF i've rooms, with the Lot OF l&rlgo feet
ADJOINING. and on the corner OF Seventh ana T
streets, Lot Of Land, ~ feet inches BIZ 100 feet
Valuable Building Lot st Centralia
Terms One half cash, balance in g. IL and "a
months. eco dovn on each sale. Coveyaneiug
and stsmpe 90 purchnsers cost.
Title perfect.
ocle d L. WELLS A CO Aucts
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SKREsADEs.-Last evening the bookbiudsrs
and printers employed in the Goyernmsnt
Pnnting once, accompanied by MsIone,s
band, serenaded Cornelius Wendell. Eso Sn :
perintepdent Of Public Printing; John Fretlsr
foreman OF the book bindery. John III fJun'
bingham, foreman OF the CongressiOn ali room.
J. =. Franzoni, foreman OF the Job room: Il a.
q. Whaley, president of the National Iahor
Congress; Capt. William H. Nailev, and Other
Trends Of the eight hour system. who have IN :
terested themselves in INTRODUCING that svsten,
In the Government Printing Once.
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10y w. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9e Louisiana avenue.

ID Original Horse and Carriage bazaar,
9e Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
On THURSDAY n Oh fs October 18th. a, 10
O'Clock, We viii sell, st the Bazaar,s number OF
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, o full descrip-
ton at sale, comprising about
THIRTY HORSES.
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses.
New Express Wagons, With and without Top,
built In this city.
large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
e1es, Rsckaways, Carriages, W Wagons, ana other
One BACK ssd one Ooupes in good order
Also,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car
rfaees, &c, at private sale.
Ree1lsr sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness slvays on private sale.
ocE w. L. WALL CO., Aucts,
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FIRE AND ARREST ON SUsPICIoN.-Last
night, about IL \ O'Clock, fire proke out In the
stable on II street, between 18th and 18th streets
belonging 10 John II. Yeatman. 1t was pur
out with but slight damage 10 the property.
A horse belonging 70 Hayenner & Daw was
the nre saw three negro boys Jump out of the
lott window, and two Of them, George Nelson
and Thomas Carey, were arrested by ofiicer
beattie, of the Second Ward; the third escaped
Inc boys were taken to the Central @ uard-
mouse on suspicion OF arson. They had a pre-
nminsry hearing before Justice Morsell, who
hsio them Tor further hearing The facts
ehelied thus lar indicate that the fire was
caused oy the boys carelessly handling q lamp
that was hanging in the stable
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10y NAGLK a 90, Auctioneers.
- No. 2S5 PennsyIys ayepy

RY NAGLK a 90, Auctioneers
- No. 2sS PennsyIyssia avenue
Particular attention is called to our regular
evening Sales, which will Commence sATIR-
DAY Oct goth, at "a o'clock D. m. aud be con
nnued every Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Saturday
evenings. same hsur and place
ton, such
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers. Hosiery
blankets, Quilts. Ceunterpanee, Sheetirgs
Table Cloths. Table Covers, &c, &c
Also,
Boots and Shoes
Orockery, Toilet, and GLASS Ware
Fancy Goods. D. gars. Tobacco. CatIery
Perfumery. Toilet and other Soaps
Pocket books, kszors and Razor Straps, &c., &C.
All articles sold without reserve.
ocle NA0LI 90 Auets
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RY J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctiopeers.

III .. z. McGUIkE Co, Auctioneers.
EVENINGS sALE OF BOOKS AT THE AUC-
TON Rooms.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, October q, COM
mencine at o'clock, and continuing the next g We
ming. same hour. We will begin the sale Of the
Books OF the Library Of the late Mrs. D. L. Ia
glish, embr scing some
OLD ANB VALUABLE BOOKS.
Catalogues will be ready about Monday
Also,
Set Philosophical Instruments
Email Chemical Cabinet
pairs Globes number Of Maps. &c.
Terms cash. J. u. MCGUIRE O6,
&C Is Intel Chrop q Re cub. AuctiOneess
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M 49S n a,ssi. jes.cee. stS esd ets, ip5
W G&,9 ShSifS sty'ss q FAIL and VIA
LADits bSE33 cars. is's
fuesdsy. October 10th ocisNr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24

WE REsPEgTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN
w { on of the public 10 our large and elegant
assortment OF CHANDELIERS, BRAOKETS
and other GAS FlXTURnS-the best collection
this side Of Philadel phia-all from the celeb rate
estab lishnent Of Cornelius Baker, Philadel phia
which we sell 1T manufacturers' prices.
ALEX X SHEPaERD BROS,
269 Pennsylvsnia avenue, south side,
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AUCTION SALES.

RI ". l.. WALL 90. Ascussserv
u Southwest corner Pensa. av and 9th %.
W virtue OF deed Of trust dstse the ioss Of Sep
,emoer iec4 and duly Recorded In Lissr n. q. r =.
sae. a. pubiie auction, CO WEDNESDAY Az
IhBNooN the 2tth instant. 90 clock, Lot 70
subdfvssion OF said sauars
The above Lot fronss Is feet inches on north l.
street, betuees 18th street and Vermont aseune :
and N one OF the bet Improving sections Of the
fsrms Of saie: One third cash on the dsy Of ,.,s.
and the residue IN two equal ents al Of and
twelve msnths. With Interest from ~ Of ssl. mn
cost Of the purchaser. n terms Of sale ar. not
complied with IN i've days the Trustee reserves the
pcet Of city dollars will be required when proper.
J. CASTER MARBURY, Trustee.
W l.. WALL co.
&C eo4ss tell Auctionsers.
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l. petual blooming ROSES, eli mbing aud orna-
mental tree and plsnt FkuIT TREES, GRAPE
tioS sns sS d &c no, The cSiies
Known in Europe aad America. Hardy Plants and
Fruit Trees planted In the fall will grow and bloom
better next summer than IL planted In the spring
A JAkDIN, Florist snd Nurseryman,
oc % In 18th and NJ street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-24
RY Il. II. PACK, Auctioneer.
- 502 eth street, under Odd Fellows Hall

Peremptory sale Of an extensive stock Of Blsn-
kets, Shawls. Unserlothing, Plated Ware, Cut
leTy, Boots and shoes. Hate. Bird Guns. and =
large Apartment Of Fancy Goods. EVERY EVE
MING this week, commencing az Z o clock.
&C - 81 K r. PAGE AuctIoneer
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We have now on hand an assortment of
from UVHvv
40 70 so PIANOS,
yhish We are Offering for - = st factory prices.
". q. MErZIRofr CO.,
Sole agents for eteinway q sons Pianos and No.
son q Hamlfnb Cabinet Organs. ocS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25
4bIo Statesnrarr.
TIE n hfM6fEsRs
IfntlhIAnLY m ApYANoR.l
aATEs on ADVERTISING.

eenlines Of NonpareiI. or X inch space, cOnStituts
DAILY.
Tor each insertion, per square, 7b cents
tOtieesOf Deaths, 90 cents. .
1otices Of Marriages, so cents.
\. .4.oligi0us Notices SO cents.
~ dvertisements inserted every other day, every
rd day, and once week, will be charged $lOO per
IiAre, each insertion.
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