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CENTHR MARx1r To-DAr.-t3eef, best cuts
Per To-, 3Vc.; next, zoc Salt Beef l5aavc.: DRIED
Beef, 3Oal5c. Veal, sue. Mutton, chsps, x5c
Lamb 25c.; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, PIE: corn Id.
zoe. Bacon ham s,ancut25c.; shced, 3sc breasts,
eOc.; shoulders, isc. Butter, 4OaI5c.; Chickens,
pair 75casl.50 Ducks, pair, s5ca si9s. Eggs,
noz-, o3a35c. Green Corn, can, 40c Green Corn
in ear, dozen, ~ cents. Apples, peck, 2Sa75c. APP
pies dried, 75c. Leeks, BIZ, Sc. Turnips, DOC. PIX.
reaches dried, per quart, Is cts Beans, but
ter, Sal2c; white, l0sl2c dried cherries, qt 4ec.
Radishes, per bunch. 2a4e. Beets, per PIX, iOc.
ONIONS, 3ca40c. per peck: Okra, peck, 3Dc.
Peas, quart, 10c. Carrots, bunch, 5 cents.
Eish-Rock, large, each, 81; small bunch, Soc;
Perch, 5a60c.;- Mackerel, 25c. each; Halieut
To-, 25c.; Sheephead, 75a&i each: Lebsters, per
pound, Is cents; Sea Bass, per pound I2
cents; Spanish MackereI, SlaSl SO each
Rye, per bushel, 95c asi.10. Corn Meal
Sf1OaslI5. Shipstuff, 6Oas0c. Brown,tuf, Soc
Shorts, 40c. Corn, sheiled, si.o5a2l 10; in ear
bbl, 81 5yaS6. Oats, bh., 45a6Oc. Hay, cwt., sli8
as1 so. Straw, soc a&1. Clover Hay, 75c.aels
Celery, pr bunch, 10c. krout, per quart, 15c
Geese, $l.5oa$2.5o. Cabbage, per heal, 3al0c
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce iaf0 cents.
Potatoes, 20a40c. per PIX. Tomatoes, 20a:sDc.
per peck String Beans, 10c. per peck. Cucum-
bers, sal0c. Egg Plants. 5aI0c Pears, Use .aS3pk:
ChestRuts. 30c. Qt.; Sweet Potatoes. 40c Grapes.
25c. Id. Quinces, siaSI. so per peck. Ortoiau
81 per doz Reedbird, use Blackoird, 75c
ChiDquapins, ct, 20c. Cranberries, qt:y 2Uc
PUMPKINS, 10 to ste. each. .... r ,a-e-r
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IMPROVEMENTS on THE OTHER SIDE or THE
RlyER--Our fellow citizen, Il. III. Walker, OF
the firm OF Walker i Co, South washin ytor.
having purchased a farm in the rear OF the
Arlington estate, il erecting on IL & fine frame
double house. 20 by - feet, two stories high,
with projecting roof all round. The first II DOR
d divided into two rooms by passage through
the center, the upper floor into fl We rooms. On
the first floor is also q front and back porch =.
Those engaged in the construction are from
this city-carpenter's work by Walker & Aug
hertOr IplasterIng by Fenwick & Stewart.
painting by - Walker, brickwo by g.
Tucker. ..-.-
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MARRIED,

MILLER-BRANDEBURY On Thurs,iey eve
ming. the 4th Inst, At Foundry n. E. Church. by
the Rev. MIR. Brown, Mr.. THOMAS L. MILLER
OF the Surgeen Generals Office, to Miss FLOR
l.. G.. Brandebury
ROCk-WARING. By Rev. DR.. Harris, Oct 4,
is6. J0S.Ph 9; ROCK, Of Mortified, Vt, to
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DIED.

HUGHES. In Georgetown. on Friday night,
Sctoser 5th. OF typhoid fever ELLIS HUGH1S.
NJ D., formerly OF Annapolis, Nd
His friends are invited to attend his funeral, on
Sunsay afternoon, At O'Clock, from No. Ill
Washington street, Geor getown M -
PhIBRAM On the 9TH ultime, Of typhoid fe-
yer, LEWIS PRiBRAM, aged ~ years and nine
months.
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CoRNs, Bunions, Had Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
42a Penn. av.. between ~ and 9th streets Of
fice hours from a m. to p. m, and to 8 %.
m. No charge for consultation. -
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SUSPICION or STEALING A MULE.-This
morning, ON Ger Straub arrested Jas Page
cOlored, on suspicion of having stolen a black
mule. with wound on the right shoulder,
and valued at ninety or a hundred dollars.
which he offered 10 sell in the market for $40
Page says he ought the mule from a man near
Falls Church, Va, and the mule being wild,
ran away and Snagged Is shoulder against a
fence. and the wildness Of the animal was his
reason for wanting TO sell him. The statement
was not satisfactory without proof, and JUS
tice Thompson held him in custody for a
further hearing.
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III you WISH to be mons uited, go to law: if
You wish to be suited, go to Henning's One
Price Clothing Store, at the corner Of Seventh
street and Maryland avenue. go
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JEwELRY.-New and beautiful styies of
Jewelry. Bog Wood Sets. Rings and Pins,
Silver Plated Spoons Forks, Gobietts, Cups,
Call Bells, Ladies Companions, received yes
terday morning at PrIgg's Dollar JeweIry
Sore, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue. near Az
street ... n. -. u. .H.s =
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CITY ITEMS.

WEoAN JrsTLY SAY that Harvey 81 Co,
2Ss Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 10th
streets, are wing the finest oysters that we
have seen in the markets this season.
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Don't forget that Henning, on the corner of
7th street and Maryland avenue, has black
suits from Sl2 50 to $50, for gentlemen. He has
Boys Black suits from SIS 50 up $685.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks
for gentlemen s wear, made to order by Johu
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside Hotel = -
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pr GREEN : WILLIAMS, Auetionser..

KNCELLEET NEW ANBwELL KEPT ROSE
WoOD AND BLACk WALNUT rORNTTU6E
on New fOrk avenue. between 10Th aud llth ats
west ct Public Auction.
On TUESDAY, the 9Th instant. at 10 o 'clpck q
IN. we shall cell At the residence OF a ssntlemsn
declining Housekeeping, being House Se, SOC.
One Chick ering Piano. In Rosewood Case IN mar
lect order, with Stool and Cover
One tihe Green hep Psrlor Suite. consisting Of
One Green hep Rocker and Walnut whatnot
One Vine freneh Plate Mirror. i've feet long
Six Rosewood Frame Chairs, upholstered in ma
Two Fine ZINE Marble TOP osn,e. and Ornaments
One Fine Picture, Glimpse OF an Khglish Hon e.
One Pine Plated Tes Set. Of, pieces, with waiter.
One Hapdsome Carved Walnut Chanhe, su,,s-
consisting OF Bedstead, Dress nR bureaus.
Msshsisnd, Wardrobe, Chairs, Rockers, and
Black " inat Marble top sideboard. with Etasers
attached
Six Handsome Engrayines
walnut Bedsteads, Marble top Dressing Bureaus
Mashstands and MardrObes
Excellen, Spring and other Mattresses
Sofa and Hstrcloth Chairs
Handsome Velvet Carpet, cost $50
Weather Pillows and Bosters
Good Three ply, Ingram, end Stair Carpets
One Enclosed HfghG stand
A good assortment Of Painted Chamber Furniture
and Dsmssk Lounge
ReiTlgeratoI and Dining fsom Grockery
Parlor and Cooking Stoves and Utensils
lot Cf Kitchen keuuisites,
And many other artfeleso which we deem nm Reces-
cary to enu Herste.
The houre is for rent at $50 per month in ad-
vance. POSSESSION on the 10Th INST Inquire on
oc I'D GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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10 SWEET, so pure.
so safe, so sure,
SO suited 10 each dental want,
The Fragrant So-otlont. 49,
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GALE OF NAVY DOwDERs.
Bg,eas Q Ordyance, Navy Dspas
WGshsHgfoN Can. SeptembeY q.

10 Bs,eas " Ordyanes, Nary Deperfnfnt,l
There viii be sole at Public Aseti.n. % The
highest bicdsrs, a. noon on THukSDAY, the
81 the Inseector 81 Ordinances, q Dc Hsyy Yef6,
Brookiyu. New y ok, about twenty sight hundred
mortar powders.
ne Ie.dsrs Vim b ssld b. sample, and In So.s
Terms OssH, IN oovernmsut fusas; ose.hslf 20
eedepecttsd - the conousaea q The ssls and ths
vhich time the Dev1ers NEST - renovod lpo6
ne nasaai.s, ethsrvtss they VIII ssssss 70 che
= P1gckaSsrs Will be rsauirsl 20 farnlsh thelr
owD vArkaseo where the pou der q not IN bAsprls
1ssS Z. A.pIsy. ohasf q 6ersAa.
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PETTY LARcKsIEs.- Y Yesterday, David W.
johnson was arrested by officer Westerneld,
OF the second precinct, for the larceny OF stick
ing plaster from George L. Kessler. He was
taken TO the statioE-house, and was sent 10
jail for court by Justice Walter.
Michael Welch. boy OF fourteen years, was
arrested by officer NcChesney, OF the second
prscinc', for the larceny OF bats belonging 10
enc OF the base ball clubs that exercise f1eIds
near boundary street He was taken to the
station house and confined twelve hours.
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EDITOR STAR-We desire to say, through
the columns OF your excellent paper, that fl en-
what We near, the public would be much bet
ter satIsfed If IL could have some guarantee
from the proprfetors of the Gift Concert TO be
held here on the 1lth instant that all the mum.
bers OF such tickets as are sold, and not merely
the nurnbe Of tickets remaining unsoid will
be placed in the wheel. Grave doubts exist
IN the community whether The majority of the
numbers OF those tickets sold by "Vincent,
BuIterheid & Co" ever found their wav in 20
the wheel. doubts which are very much
strengthened by the fact that so far az heard
IRON, the large prizes remain unclaimed
why will not Messrs. Hall. Morse & Co.,
invite the offices of the several Departments
10 depute one reliable gentleman each from
their numbers TO preside on the occasion OF de-
posting the numbers IN the wheel, and give
mat Gem mittPe composed as suggested of one
gentleman from each ofiee,l the custody OF said
wheel until af.er the drawingl This course
would doubtless be satisfactory to the public
what aVails. II TO say that 1900 persons can
witness The drawing, II the mum bers in the
wheel do not correspond exactly with the
number OF tickets sold and what a farce and
an imposition 10 have the dra wing witnessed
all CIKRE
Washing top October & $3.50
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs clear and
give strength 10 the voice of Singers, aud are
indispensable to Public Speakers.
Il recommend their use 10 Public SPEAKERS =,
REV. L. III. CHAPLIN.
"They have suited my case exactly, reliev-
ing my throat, and clearing the voice so that
i could sing with ease" T. DrCHARye
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
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TIE LOCALS of the morning papers look
amazingly like the Star locals of yesterday.
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MONEY SOLD (23 shares) at the meeting (tith
month) of the First National Building Asso-
citation last night at an average OF SIX per cent
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A FULTON MARKET RoAsT.-We have tried
oysters cooked IN all imaginable styles hut
mink we have never seen them IN UGH perfec-
uon as IN ''the Fulton Market Roast" as pre-
pared oy Harvey &c Co., 30 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. One OF these roasts washed down by a
lunch as eonld well be Imagined.
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minis, 3i1 7th street, second door below North.
ern MaTkeL Those of our readers who have
been unfortunate in buying WORTHLESS shoes
are recommended to the above establishment
as being the most reliable shoe house in the
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STEALING A SHIRT.-Last night, Jas Lee.
colored boy, was arrested by officer Frazier o
the Second Ward, for the larceny OF n new
linen shirt, valued al 50, the property of J. b
hutchinson. He was taken before Justice
morsell, who committed him for court
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REAL ESTATE SALE by Green 4 Williams
Auctloneers-A two-story frame dwelling
with back building attached, corner r audIT
streets sonth, 10 r Cullnan, for -, Don; a two
avenue, between and U streets norm ~
Ilien Olean, for l,5JO W
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The EXCURSION TRAIN to Baltimore will
leave this city at O'Clock to- morrow morning
arriving there in time to give visitors an on
portunity TO witness the grand procession AZ
The opening of the Plenary Council OF the
Catholics al the Cathedral.
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Chas. II Rarly w01ld inforn his

Chas IL Bayly would inform his friends and
the public that he Will continue the Boot ana
Sboe business at the old stand, No. 27S Penn
syiVanla avenue, between 18th and 18TH
streets. where can always be found a good as
sCrtment of all kinds of Ladies, Gsntlemens.
Misses and ChildreRs Boot, Shoes, Caters
and slippers, from the best New York and
Philadelphia man ufac tnrers. Thankful lor
past patronage he desires q continuance OF
your tayOrs. -r.t. 2 .sT .-." Hrs II
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pr GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auetisoesr..
TRUsrEIs SALE Q! HOUSE AND LOT ON

BY virtss Of q deed In trust, besrsss date on the
18th day OF june, 1859, ana recorded n Lfber y A.
o., No: III f0lis 81 et seq the SUBSCRIBER will sell
At public sale, on ~ fsbAY, the scis day Of DC.
tobcr. is6o. q ~ O'Clock D. m .oa the premises,
part OF, lot No. 2. in Square Nc. xS, 'front.' ng ~
feet6 fnGhes Oh south @ street between 9TH and
Sth streets vest, BY 50 feet fnchss deco with the
impreysnents. consisting Of comfortable tao
story Frame Dwelling. house.
Tey2S OF sale: One-half cash lof which ol0o
viii DO required to be paid the ground , and
balance IN sin and twelve NOR for notes beazsng
Interest IRON day Of sale. sscnred by deed in
trsst upon the properts. - the terms Of saSe are
net complied with in hve GAYS, the property will
be resold upon one weak b notice, II the risk and
sxpanse Of the purchaser. All convey sBciag end
revsnae stamps ct the ooss of the purchaser
seI-d GREEH D WILLIAMS, Aucss.
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GRAY 5 COLLARS. - OTIS. per box: Byron-s,
D cents per box: Canton Flannel Drawers, IS
cts; MerIno Shirts and Ora wers, 81 each: and
al other goods cheap IN proportion; at Francis
Gents Furnishing House.. a9i TIN street, 3
doors above ODD Fellows Hall. 36S
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. Dissolution OF OOPARrNERsHIP- The co..
partnership heretofore existing between the
late W T.. Stubs and G. b. Bayiy, under the
name and style of g. X. Bayly x Co., was dis
solved on the 2lst of September ultimo, by
mutual consent All parties having claims
against the said firm wall present them To the
Undersigned, and those Indebted will confer
favor by settling as soon as possible.
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foREsTALLrse THE MARKKr-Th,s morn
ing, officer Prather, of the Third Ward, ar.
rested VIM. Brown. colored, huckster, for
purchasing vegetables IN the market during
marke, hours Brown was haed $40 by JUS
uce Thompson.
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BAsE BALL.-A very interesting match game
OF base oail 10 announced TO take place this
afternoon In BALTIMORE on the Rrou nds on
Madlsoa avenue extended. between the Union
Cub OF this city, ana the Enterprise, OF BaIti-
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OY GRIIN> 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

By virtue of o deed Of trust 70 me from Henry
De Mariel and wife, dated March Is, 1886 and
recorded in Liber B. II. H., No. 10, page ga CT
seq land RECORDS for Washington County b u
will ell, upon the premises, By public auctiou to
the hi CHEST bidder. at o'clock p m, on WEONEs.
DAY, the 3lsf day of October, 1856, the following
described real estate situate in Washington
County and District of Columbia. 10 Wit ALI that
certain tract or parcel of land, being q part OF Q
tract called Long Meadows," and bounded as
follows: Beginning fex the same and bounded by
the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac river on the
east; the south by tie lands of Henry pouglsss
on the north BY the lands Of Alex ander b. Aber-
crombie; and on the west BY the lands Of VIM W.
Oorcoran and John A, Bertrof, containing 1861
ninety six acres more or less. Also, ell that other
part Of Long Meadowsp bounded as follows
beginning for the same at the corner OF the land
formerly owned by john A. Bertrof and the land
OF Henry Douglass, on main public road leading
east from the third boundary stone of w ngton
ciiy, Co.. to the Eastern Branch; thence west
ara with said road t20D twenty feet; thence north
end par allei with the boundary said Doug
lsss and Bertro land to the lin Of Bertroffs
lard; thence east 10 the aid piece of land irst
above described; thence south TO and with the
ana west boundary line and the line Of said
Henry Douglass D land. 70 the beeinniug; upon the
following terms and conot tons. 60 Wit
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months. for notes beoring interest from day OF SALE
ard secured by . deed Of trust the ersmiess.
All conveyancinR and revenue stamps 1T the costof
the nurcbaseI. ol00 will be required dswn when
the property 10 knocked of 49, Z
-. -. HENRY u. HOOD. Trustee.
se a. h&S.d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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'ExTiEsIvE SALE OF BgILDING kofe q
sIx HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS Z

We Win Offer until further notice. ct private
SALE uIon the most liberal terms cod long credit,
this city. situated IN different squares
th!ouEhoet the city. tart,ee Wishing to secure
ever offered. Catalogues Of the sausrs. !umsef
Of lot snstion, .smbsr Of feet. PRICE. cod terms.
: " 49, - - = 'A ' mi "0LAeDrf 4, swEENY,
. :. an, Anetiosssss and Rssi n;ns:ss Assots:
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asa JOHN DEwpNIY. Bsilin.
RYk Y. PAGE, Aectiosetr,
ID 5O2 9TH street under Odd Feilow.' n all

CONTINUATION Of On Kkts nsive Sale Of BIankets,
OssieIs Plated Wste. Cuilery, Boots aud shoes.
ENkNfNG this week commencing st 81 o clock
oesH 500 7th . snder ID TsIlews' Hal
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NEW FALL STYLES s. fF4..r .ft.
GENrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.

NEW FALL STYLES ias.. Hs. .
eENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS.
The subscriber having. at considerable expense
and labor, thoroughly refitted and pesutifed his
irons and the public that he has just returned
from the North, and is in daily receipt Of his
FALL AHD WINTER PURCHASES,
Embracing large and varied assortment OF first
GENTLEMAN FURNISHING GOODS,
Selected in person and Eith great care of the best
and leading Importing Houses in New York.
Favorable, character buying my, goods mostly for
CASH, with store rent free, and other expenses
light, enables me to sell at the very lowest cAsn
Thankful for pas. f.vot.. g is my in..ntion for
merit scSntinuatiSn Of the patronage so long and
so literally extended e Gas Rs' A LANE a
90 ,s.o,o,,f ssnslemen' sasg2aiips snSS store
RUILDERs NOTICE. 49,
d, just arrived. Sc. 900 feet Of .er9 rsH 4
lstg.. IN o u l. d ] N GS, r,-.
Of d,asrsnt the incest that has been seen
BUILDERS DEPOT $50 7th street.
ocS1W 1l.i.tlg a H. W. HAMILTON.
FALL AND WINTER UNDER GARMENTS
for gentlemen. OF silk, Mer1uo, Shetland,
90; Heavy oisn kibbsd de-. e All sizes, st re-,
Aochdgni0u ufuiB0l0R SFOr6,
Sc 29-eol0t Penn'a avenue, near ~ 81.
DURE OLD Port WINE = - :
Ihase rec sived from the priyats stock Of = vail.
known and hopored q q xeh a short spppiy Of pure
and and Hr't aualiy POET wisA. alto Douro
This wine has been known TO me several years.
nnd M p *. hS1. beng 9Th 81
fetal Bss a3r .1E. be Is !, -
- II 10 ordered and recommended By physic fans,
and can be relied onin every DsEnss,ar -
rAarE iaH corner l4th end streets.
HBA1LE6 LAMB, memoir, By Barry Corn
wall Skststss OF Enssisn. Life. edited By
f Ifiprs oSnsy; Bstfs Pi Ws, ~ A:rncn hs,'
gsrIsH.sr ysSsti.n Life, BY WIN. p, Howell.
oss = !, ,'.'''', sFBANoK fAyLoR.
NIAIsl D eAIHT iLOUn; Ia pitts
"a I'm an; IA aaiecn d. fenaryaa; Aeasnoi.
tits QlseauH; Be Bstaills De Danes; Ia foudrs
"a - uoKTAYboB.
ii 4
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SAsH, DOORS AND BLINDS.

Just arrived. large stock OF regular sizes, and
for sale at lowest market prices.
BUILDERS DEPOT, $50 7th street,
&C SlW ....- H.W HAMILTON,
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..sa,. Under th s: Sill :, M;Fy 5S Ssf.siI;
Tsusr.rs sASE ~ yAhE46s5 REAL rs.

TA1E n 0EOkGEf0WH.
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Cogrt of the
District Of Cciumkis; Ps.sed Sctooer ID. lso6, In
Pauline Rodier, the undersig ned will offer at pub
lie sale, in front OF the premises. on SATURDAY,
the 18th Instant, st O'Clock .. all that certain
Piece or parcel Of ground lying and being In the
City Of Georsetown, District OF Celumb ia, and
known in the plats Of said city Lot nun bered
sixteen 49, in Homead's addition 20 the .aid city
OF Georgetown, together with ali and sin ealar tn,
ing.
Terms, presented by the decree; Cash. Convey
s ssIsrRr PHILIPS, trustees.
&C 3l0t GRBEE a VILLA Ms, Apcfs
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:. a. hAs.sd oRnES 3 WiLEfVGsI. I Hs,


Hseis %. yi!I giye thc!s IssyoesI attention =
No rssi6euoo Of nmilies Declining housskooVina.
Also, to the ss.es Of 6tooke u 0roceriss end Nor
shsndise q svsu dsseriDson. Horsss. o.rislss,
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RY THOs. BOWLING, Auct. GeOrsstovn.
BEsIRABLE BgILDING LOT IN GEoEGK-

TOWN AT AUCToN.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON Oct. nth. at
l1s o clock, on the premises shall sell that very
desirable building Lot situated en- the north eide
tween the residenres of Capt. Sanger and Mr.,
hobt Reed, fronting % feet, running back ~ feet
more or less.
Terms: Une third cash; balance in s AID Il
months with interest, secured by Q deed Of trust
chaser. ~
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r near nth: e irents 'imnsdistsiy on fsnss.
avenue, ssd q one q She largest s1d most eonvs.
Apliy 70 Q. B. bAKRR, 8 the ster Of6as. isN Il
FOB RENT-,I.arFe and snaai HOUSeS, fur
.nishsd end unfurntsaed,. Also, desirse!s
q ss 81: ts:s:d s :s
I lsfEs'rs = sfAss 90 s'' 's,:ss, -, ss'f
.sLlaa : s.4 fg.sIg al . A.
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RY ]. q. MCGUIRE co., AuctOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT or
GR0OND. WEST END
On THURSDAY AFTKRHC On, October IL, ct
Al clock, on the premises by virtue OF hority
vested In me. shall offer for sale Lot 81, in Square
D26, having front Of rs feet side Of Seven
teenIh street west. between and X streets north,
running back an average depth of about lE feet,
TO alleys.
The Lot will be sold entire or divided, as may be
dee med best st the sale.
Terms made known at sale. Convey sncins 1t
cost Of purchaser.
7. p. SCOTT, Trustee,
Under the viii Of Mary Carroll:
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RY GREEN ., WILLIAMS. Aactioaesfs.

AUorIeH SALE OF A TWO STORY PRESS
BR!9K EkosT HOUSE, With SLATED
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at @ clock p. m,
we shall sell, on the prerises- Lot No Is, In cub
division Of sQusre No. $50 having 20 feet front BY
g. feet. more or less, with the improvements, cen
sisting of fine two story Brick House, containing
and AZ streets: leland, House No. $50.
Terms: One half cash, balance In ak and twelve
months. secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All convey ancing and revenue stamps the cost of
the purchaser. $50 down when the property is
OCT GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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.RESs SHIRTS
DRESS SHIRTsil

II DRESS SHIRTstl f-.
Of fine qualities. for Gents, Youths and Boys
complete stock Of ali grades constantly on
- Measures taken aud SHIRTS made to order
IN superior style, with bsst moterisl and work
mansh1p and good hitting garments in all cases
"a practical knowledge of this branch of nv
business. with many years OF successful prosec n
non OF II, enables me TO insure entire
tocustemers. At LANES,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
te ~ eolOt Pa. ave-, near "a street.
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an PRTVHTE aAT.I

Round Houss Hotel, situatAd on the Leesburs
Pike, ID miles from Alsx endua. and az miles
from Washinesen. The hctsl is In excellent order,
OF good land attached TO came. II NOT sol6 Il
private sale By 0ctoSs- LIST, ns, the above DroDsr.
se isH WAaLE q 90. Auots