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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-10-20
WE HAVE COMMENCED TIE MANUrACrul
w Of all kind Of
CIR ackers.

And shall kssps supply coastAntiy hand, ct san
Francisco Prices
We have made great reduction in the price Of Broad
and nov furnish six teen loAves for dollar save
families the trouble Of banking their Own bread
Wedding, Bslls Pares, Picnics and Families supplied
with Cakes, ~ the shortest notice and in the
style
share Of pabl,e patronage is respectfully solicited
October 10th, 1866
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-10-20

TRULY SOLID.-Mr. Fernando Pacheco of Contra
Costa county weighs four hundred and two lbs.
Ir is said that there is honor amoung thieves.
Examiner.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-10-20

THE telegraph has furnished no Eastern news
during the week.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-27
gNsBoRO s. g, WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE e. 1866
Of Arimalhca but worse than pontius

Of Arimalhca but worse than pontius
PLATE is here.
Is this Il specimen Of Northern civil
za,inn and Christianity? These things
We're done by Northern men without
any dcnuncialion by the great North.
crn, enlightened, civilized and Christian
Republican party. Not one word Lave
| read or heard from your Phillips, your
Beechcrs, your Chcevcrs, your Greelcys,
"r your strong minded Massachusetts
women, in rebuko Of these most dcmor.
allzing acts; and as they touch upon
everything which they think vicious,
they probably do not disapprovo Of
these transactions as coming in the way
oi Christian advancement and progress.
net us now look at u Southern pic
tnrr. John Brown was arrested (ora
crime kindred to that Of Booth. IIo
was i'll tn, most formal manner tried,
being allowed every facility for drfruc
no special test oath being urged to pre-.
vent the services Of any advocate lie
was legally and justly convicted to be
hung. Between his conviction and exc.
cution ample tlmo was given him for
the settlement Of his worldly affairs and
for the preparation Of his soul for ctcr.
nifty. After cxcculioe his remains were
placed in decent coffin and then hand
ctl over to his friends that they might
observe such obscqncs as they might
think becoming. This took place among
Chat crude, illtcratc scmi-civilizcd"
people called Firginian$, who had for
their Governor at the time even Henry
a. Wise. Look upon his picture and
then on that. The North is very learn.
r,, bat do not think she has any
Christianity or civilization to spare.
What she has she had better retain fer
home consumption, and, as hope for
Improvement ,Jhc is moro learned
than The South, but which is The best
educated? But, sir, drnrncatlon anl
revenge mnst, as WAS expected, have
their ling against an honorable rc.unon.
The resentment Of tho civilized and
Christian North it is attempted to ronsc
against the unfortunate men OF the
South are cpithcts unbccoming the learn.
cd man or the patriot. Thcy are dc.
nominated 'murdercrs," ''rcd.hantlod
rebels" conscious traitors" Those
who use these crithcts must see, if they
will reflect, that they are not true. They
must know that Jefferson Davis, Robert
Il. Lcc, Stoncwall Jackson, and tho
thousand Others who engaged Ill the late
'eontsst, never could fTTTs or: i :..se1 -:
the charge Of murder and conscious
treason. Stoncwall Jackson rests in his
provc and vDnr o,v, ol,,rn,,,t y r,l,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-27

TIE EMPEROR AND THE FLOWER
GlRL.-A novel incident, according to
the Paris correspondent ofthe Irish
I!"tDste.s, occurred at tho Paris races on
Sunday: Gone or two celebrated per-
solagcs were present. For instance,
the Emperor was there, and >he walked
about for q good hour familarly lean.
ing on the arm of the Marquis lie LIN.
valeltr, his Minister Of The Interior.
Isabella, the flower girl OF tho Jockey
Club, had between her tapcrng fingers
one Of tho lovcllcst little roses ever seen,
and sho looking long and anxiously 10.
wards tie most powerful man in tho
wor!'l. Courage Isabella !! sho said at
last, walking up to the great man, trcm,
blinSly but gracefully, held before him
the beautiful rose. Napoleon has mncI,
naipral kindness, of heart; besides, lie
never refuses any thing nice from n prci-
smile lie took her blushing Ilowcr from
the blushing girl, and placed it in his
button holc. But tho Emperor is not
accustomed to receive favors without
rccompcnsc, and his hand Immediately
sought his pocket. This is the strang.
est part of the story not that tic En-
pcror had pockets, but that in them he
bad nota single son. Ills purse had
been forgotten. Perhaps on, tI,at great
course, wiIli'its hundreds of thousands
of grouped spectators, tic mighty En-.
.pcror otthe French, a man whose civil
lisl is twenty-five millions Of francs. and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-27
VOI.
THE
FAIRFIELD UERALD.
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY ni

Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GGAiltard gsnSparteS 81 Co.
Terms. .-rrE HERALD is published Week
~ in he Town OF Winnsboro, NJ $500 M-
rarCoh!y IA aarancc.
Etiy" All transient advertisements to DC
paid i'll advance.
Obituary Notices and Tributes 81 ps
square.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-27
, TlIs ronrynn Of Tno rnlsosEn.

Happening toinotico that his coifce stood
cold and apparently unlisted beside his bed
in its tinAeup { remarked that there was ~
contradiction Of the assertion implied in tho
old army question, who over saw cold eof.
:feo in q tin cup f"s referring to Tho eager.
ness with which ssldicrs s OF all olassea.
whom mpaigning, cook for and uao this
beverage. IS rs
Il az oannot drink IT," lle remarked.
t'lhough fond of coffoe all my life. II Is
tho poorest nrticlc of tho sort / havo over
tasted, and if your government pays for
1uch STUFF coffee, Tho purchasing 6 quart err
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23
DI ED.

FORREST. Admiral FRENOH FORREST
formerly Of the rUnI'ed States Navy. late Of the
Coriederste states NAVY. at quarter OF clock,
OF the I'd IN stsnt. Ia the list ear vi his age
hs tuDet sl will tskt place from the resfience of
eIs ere,htr Blad. y crrest, No. First street,
ororfttown. at otlo'k m, Saturday. The
aha friends Of The family respectf ny
ibvittdto stferd = = -
BAkAVan On the 71d instant at n. as D m
IA@ss JOHN soB Of Thoms - and Mary BAna
Ssn. sg'a ears, mouths aud Is days +tHI
fhr fnhibss. and friends Of the family are :
rI'eIuIl fsyi'eo u attend the fuS-rsi. frem ~ .
It'1oe,se o, Us rarsts, No 263 IL h streef, be
y" % snd sfrs ct, or tc-ns0rrow, fe.,erday !,
To 18th 'ns'snt. 50 0 clock m,
On fsrfs ~. 2st ip.tass, at 7. O'Clock
= a. Ms, .Abrik HAIR, in The iS.a ,e says q
HeErslai.sss Ard frsssaz Afsin,itss, "a ..,.nA
her fudtrn fror ner nunthers Mrs Mary DalJ,s,
residence, on mnss.S husetb avenue. near 4 h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23
ny GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..

SIX HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS. FRONT
ING On NORTH STREET AND MARY
LAND AVE Betseen 9Th and 7th streets ca At .
st Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the 10th instant, at 4 O'Clock D.
m. shall sell, IN front OF the premises six in.
Building Lots. 10 being subdivision of Lot No a.
IN SQUARE No s64 Three will have front Of y
feet on street and three about the same fropt ON
Maryland avenue. ell II which will oe about 100
feet deep They will be sold one with the pri vi.
leee Of taking the whole of Lot 4, which contains
over go square feet The abeye property is bIt
thort walk from the Capitol, handsomely loca-
ted, and perft CT grade
Terms One half cash; balance four months for
notes bearing interest A deed given ana A dead
OF trust taken. All conyeyancinR at the cost OF
the purchaser Title indisputable. Ssg will be
required paid down each lot when sold
no 10 St GREEN WILLIAMS Are,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23
III GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auotio.eers.
TRUSTEE,s SALE

=. By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. made In the cause OF
Gooding Broedwater vs.. fsunce ct al., No. 40,
equity docket, 2, will offer at auction, on FIJI
DAY, the eth day Of December next, on the
premises, at o'clock y. m, that valuable proper
in ashinston, known as lot three, in 50 uare
hve husered and four, (t0D improved by fsur-
stsry brick House, fronting on street south, be-
tween a. and 9th streets west.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the residue in two ca nal
instalnents, at six and twelve months, with In
tereft, to be tecured by approved notes and q re-
serve lien. The terms Of sale must be COMPLIED
with in one eek after sale, or the property may
be resod at the risk and cost of the first purch
alter one week notice. stamps and convey spci M
ct the cost Of the purchaser.
MALTER 9: cox, Trustee.
no Deaw5w GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL THEATKR.-Last night but Que of
ar. Nalisek, when he will appear as "Henry
Dunbar" IN the play OF The Outcast" DRAMA
Zee ron MISS Braddons novel, and will be
supported by Mr. VinIng Bowers as ssrhe Ma
Jor, and by the full strength Of the stock COM
psDy.
Grand Family Matinee o-morrov afternoon.
" ben the moral drama 'sTen nights in a Rar
Room" and The farce OF "My Neiehbor,s
Wife with Mr.. Nining Bowers as .sTImothv
Brown" will be the attractio -
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MARRlg ID,

CAMPBELL-McDEyITT November 10th, At
Iesidenes Of brides father, BY Rev. Mr.. K ans,
kOBERT g. CAMPBELL, OF Fredericksburg'
cards. -
fFrederieksburg, Richmond and Philadelphia
papers plesss COPY ]
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The National Cour.e
FOURTH DAYS RACE.

FObkTH DAY Z RACK.
The horses entered yesterday were the bsv
Celding Baltimore Colt and the roam mare Pol
" Anu. The first named IS owned nv pa,rict
hing, who proposes 10 take him to Cincinnati
he vas entered for the race here by John
murphy, who also rode him. The horse was
'O'eu IN S4O4 and has f4s est time al pacfnS
Vas 2~So He appeared to a DISADVANTAGE YES .
tVfuaS' from the fact that for some months
past ne has been exercised as a trotter. his
C"her making an effort 20 train him as such
ana IL Is believed that the effort will be suc'
Crssfui Folly Ann is young on the turf az
'nough she has made some good time her h. y
Effort at pacing being 3D. aud she is also cana
ole OF making good trOtter. She was former
" owned by Abraham job nson, of Baltirnora
out Is now the property OF VIM. Ii. Doble she
vas entered and ridden by Budd Ioble. a
oIOtntr OF the pTesen, owner
lie race was for purse OF $500 one mile
shu repeat, 10 saddles. The Judges were Mr.
Rcbt Tel, Mr.. Fawcett, the owner of Dexter.
and Mr.. Hazen.
On The hrst heat Polly Ann passed the iudges,
Stand IN 2-}9 from the start, Baltimore Colt
coming in a length behind
The second heat, anG the race was won by
Polly Ann in 2.I1.
To-day the race viii he hstel purse of $500.
11r the benefit of MIR. Moffitt the enterprisipg
proprietor OF The course. The course will be
open 10 all trotting horses except Dexter, Faw
Cett, and Paichen.
We understand that early In the COMING
week There will be a match race for don bIa
cams, for purse of $1,000
IO-mOTrow the great race between Daxtsr
Aagoosler, and Polly Ann is announced to
Jyme OF, ~
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WASHINGTON. ID n Sen,smhoa ,ea

WAsHINsfOf. ID U, september 4, 1866.
having been afnlcted by neuralgia and other
complaints TO such an extent that became
almost skeleton by pain and general debility.
from which could get no relief until 1 met
with DIR. Alcan, deem it my duty TO human
ny 70 say 10 the public that DIR. Alcan's mode
OF treatment has cured me in one week To
such an extent have been benefited, 1 don't
ieel the least symptoms OF any complaint at
inls time, while ten days ago / was complete.
~ Frustrated with what seemed to me to be a
little touch of every possible ailment that hu.
manly could be afflicted with. Every other
remedy which / tried before Dr. Alcan's only
made me worse. L am now well and take
great pleas ure in advising all persons TO try
Dr. Aicap, corner OF Eleventh street and
Pennsylyania avenue. His charges are very
moderate, and his skill Is truly wonderful
CHARLES T.. Nurse, Furniture Dealer
corner OF Sixth street east and T. street south,
Navy yard, w. O., DC.
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Foe CASH
IETERIOR DkOORATIoHst
No. 4s6. No. 4s6.

IETERIOR DKOORATIoNst
ASS Isl Offered the
brscipg-
PAPERHANGINos,
best Fabrics, and --LATEST STYLES, srpropri.
and Libraries, embracing new, rich, and unis ne
designs Of snbroideIed giit patterns for drawing
Also, LARGE r and select t stock Of medium ann
low priced papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns. on buff. green, and
the prevailing eolSrs: Tan, Lavender. and stone
Centres window. Shades or any required size.
style, or color. made to order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The largest assortment In the District, warranted
to he elded with gold leaf, and from the best man.
Limitation, Rosewood, and ali gill oval Picture
Frames, Convex Glass. &c. Persons having Pho
our assortment before purchasing frames.
PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs.
In crimson scarlet, green. ssd 81 is colors from
size. also s,k Cord and Ts..s dlSenebSt os siIs.
Social attention paid to this branch Of our ousi-
WALNUT BRACKErS,
SIDE ANB CORNER wALNCr BRAoKEfs.
PAINTINGS AND EN0RAvINGs
Always In store. On sale, few choice Paintings
and Angravihgs.
Thankful for the liberal patronage received, the
OF the public 10 called the abo stock
40 the most oobplete in the District, o large Dor
ton OF which - been ma nufactured specially to
order; and, with the weekly add lions received,
Will make IL all times such is kept in q we'll
regulated establishm emit. Orders for Paperhane-
ing or Window shades punetually and faithfully
factory filled, will be ateiy corrected, aud
sstisfsction guaranteed; and goods laccording 70
quality SOLD st low rates &c they can be pur-
chased In the District Terms HAVING 10 pav
cash for goods and labor, 80 - =, -
TERMS POSITIVELY CASH WITHOUT ny
CEPTI0E. =
Pleass remember shs number 4s6, and tn,
J.. MARKRITHR, wrr
~ ISL 10. $50 SEVENTH STREET.
no ssvif. sdoors sbove odd Rsnows' Hall.
a. CDR 5sls ssgI,ysa; slS gas BATES =.
slr7rfS !s.1 igg s. 4sk1[ We H6fGEAszs'o
/ asw O1L1AH1s q = - = q /,
~ - s-AAs n usai sSssss y
es!foe aetention glvsn % TIE purchase end sale
o. lerceandiss. Liberal eavaIeoS made % Don.
esnnsnos ~ Ha
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
II Corner eth and ID street..

- OOrner eth and b streets
onMONDAY MORNING. November 18th co,,.
mtnclng al ~ O'CLOCK, we shall sell, without 70
serve ey Sataiot ne, THk ENTIRE STOCK IN
1HE STORE Oh y. PAGE 500 I'm .traa,
under odd FellOws Hall, consistis no in nart ~
20 cases me sewed Caif Boots
is cases TX. Tap Sole pegged CALF Boots
10 cases Long leg Tap sole Grain inter poo,,
2UO cartoons and cases Ladies', Miss. and cbii
dren Polish Boots, Balmorals, and Gaiters
40 white Msrseilies Bed spreads
100 Thousand Figaro, Henry Clay. aud Cabinet
Is gross Amulet and SoIace Tob.cco
81 double and single barrel Bird Gun. ana
Game Bags and Huntfns Equipments
)" DOZEN Ladies and Misses All wool imported
20 dozen Gents wool and cotton Hosiery
9Odozen Boys and Gents Hats
So Saratoga and other Trunks
IS sole leather Valises
5dezen Drill Bags
dozen Ladies' aud Gents French Travelling
Rose and Pearl inlaid Dressing Cases and
Workboxes ~
Silver plated Spoons, Forks, Casters, Cake Ba,.
Ivory Bone, Oseoa, Ebony. and Buffalo Table
Rodgers a Sons and King. U. X. Pocket KnIye,
and Razors
Neck ties, II apdEerchiefs
Glass and Crockery, Stationery, Bohemian Glass.
ware, fhotosr aph Albums, Damask Table
covers snow drop Napkins, Towels
Large lot Of Christmas Toys
lsrge assortment of Fancy Goods
no2l GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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a SURE PILE CURE.-Dr. GfiIberts Pile in
siruInebt positively cures the worst cases OF
piles sent by mail on receipt OF ST. Circu-
lars free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere Address y. Il Romano. Mana
ger' NO. 80 Broad way, New York. g.
PENNIES can be had In Any Quantities at the
Si1r office counter I'D - : :
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OFFICE OF CLAGETT 4 swEINY,

~ ECkCHAsE AND SALE bUkAAU,
No. Market space, second Floor
NOTICE Those parties who were unable to
obtain single Building Lot from our catalogue
OF Property Will be able TO do now, Is He have
the consent OF the owner to o. bdivide several Of
the WHOLE squares and are now prepared to offerSa
single Building Lot upon the same liberal terms
as we have been selling whole squares This offers
great Inducements to parties who contem d e te
baildipg themselves q residence Plat Of the az b.
division to be seen at our ONCE. no i5-im
LOB SALE Oh RENT-My DWELLING, SIT
uated at the intersection Of Maryland and vir-
GINA avenues, between 7th and Sth ktPeets west
The House is 81 feet front by 90 feet deep, with
vide hall through the center. The lot IL 100 feet
front by "a feet deep, embracing one half Of
Square 4A. JOHN II, 6EMNES
% 1l-d6 6eston Housa
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United STATES MILITARY RAILROADS
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. Is, 1856.
VIII be sold at public auction at the wharf foot
OF 7th street, in this city, on FRIDAY, Novem.
Der 3Oth, ct ii O'Clock 9 m, the following prop.
$500 pounds cid Railroad Iron
Q old Truck Cars
4old Truck Axles.
Terms Cash, In Government funds
r. j. CHILLY,
Brevet olonel and A. O. M.
no Fist Us. Army.
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FOR CHILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, Whites
EmbrocaIion is specific. Price 81 per bottle
or sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets. -. -,
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RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucssonssrs.
TRUsTEIs SALE OF IMPRoyED PROPERTY
ON LAKELAND AyEHUE, BETWEEN AZ
AND 9TH sTREITs, ISLAND, Ar PUBLIC

By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 18th DAY of
November, A. ID fs65. and recorded IN Liber B. M
d, No. 5, folios 4os, 40, and al, of the Land
Records OF " .hingto ton county District Of Oolum-
bia, 1 shall SELL on THU sDAY, the nth day of
east half Of Lot No in Reservation ID, Containing
two Thousand seven hundred and thirty-six square
feet four and half inches with the I'm pro VEN cuts
consisting Of one story Frame House on the 'front.'
alley.
Terms: One half cash; balsnce in six and twelve
months. FOR notes bearing interest, and secured by
q deed OF trust on the premises. All conyeyancine
aud revenue stamps 81 the cost of the rurchase
el0o down on the day Of sale and n the term. are
not complied with in ye days after the day of sale
the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the prop.
erty at the risk and cost OF the defaultins pur-
chaser by advertising three times In the NstionsI
Intelligence 20. BOSWELL, Trustee
no 90 Tu Tn ,s&ds GREEN q wILLTAMs Auets
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READ.. NATURALIZATION of Priees-(iood
MeriDo Shirts and Drawers, 90 cents each:
trays Collars, 25 cents per Box; at Franc 5
Gents Furnishing House, 49, 7th street, near
Odd Fellows Hall -.0-- o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23

NEW CHINA, GLASS AND CROcKERY SToRH
IL Is astonishing 10 observe the large business
MI. J. X. Foley IS carrying on at mis- two
China Stores. Nos. 375 Pennsylvania avenue,
and ZIG r street, between 10th and 18th streets
he Is prepared 70 sell TO the pu bile 10 wer than
any house in town. Those in need Of China
tTiass and Croekery Ware, Cutlery and Plated
Ware Goal OIL Lamps and House Purnishing
Goods Will find II TO their interest to favor our
friend with call Mr.. Foley Is now North
buying extensively for cash and will soon
have on large and varied stock of Chris tmas
goods. Goods delivered free and sold whole
sale 70 the trade al Baltimore nrices u -
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioa.er,

WITH STABLE. ON -TB sTREET WEsr'
NEAk The BOUNDARY North, AT PUB,
On MONDAY, the Nth instant, OF 4 o dock n
~, we shall cell on tie premises, Lot having 20
feet .ront 10y 100 feet deep with the improvements
conslstre OF new tvs story Frame House, with
"A hDe stable bak
Terms cssh. All eonveysncing and revenue
when sold.
no l9-d GREEN WILLIAMS Ancts
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~ WOOD WOODII
Baltimors Oomgany's White. Ash. $50
Iykens Valley Red Ash $1,000. ......... S7s
Sbamoken Red Ash . SIs &
SPRUCE Pine Wood per cord-..-............. 100 y
saved and Split Pine ..,',.' az
Do. 0ak. -. ...... ..--..--.. 10 90
Orders left at Hall 4 Hume's, 0rocers No. 20
Marke Space. Louisiana avenue, between 7th and
sth streets. will be promptly attended To- once
and Yard 7th st., bet Z and J, Island
oc29-lm Il RAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23

LOB RENT-The FARM, for the last three years
= the residence Of Major Thesphilus Gaines, con-
sio o,Ink o. o .srss yns pear Fort M,h.9 mile
house Of IL rooms, stone stable, serv.nts houses,
m ~
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ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctiooeers.

so!ss. ID III KISGNS sss Tit Alb tkSH SE
h1AkftAHD AVENUE kAsT, BETWEEN
By Virtue of . deed OF trust, bearing date Nav
18th; A. y. 1850. and duly recorded in Liber Il.
Esd d; &c No; ~, folio as 4s. one Of The Land
public auction. in front OF the premises, OF
fEiDAf, November the s0th, at4 four o clock D.
srbeiyision Of square numbered s9s, I'm proved by
q nearly new two story Frame House; lot - feet
Term. One third cash; balance 10 three equal
payments, ~ six, twelve, and eighteen months,
with within hve days after the sale, otherwiss tue
property will be resold sitter three Insertions in
the evening Star, ~ the risk snd cost of default
Ing purchaser. A do posit Of $50 reasired at the
tune OF sale; and conseyancine and stamps 81 cost
GEORGE @. b. MITCHELL, Trustee.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE CLOTH IMITATION COLLAR, the most
perfect imitation of linen collar ever in /.
vented, are for sale at Henning's One Price
Clotnlng Store, on the corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue - "
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HOTEL FOB Rant UR LEASE.
BARE OHANCI FOR HOTEL KEEPERS.
Having thoroughly rsmodeled and rebuilt the

Having thoroughly rsmodeled and rebuilt the
IN tn. cit, q gs s.d.D.,a HSoTE;L, -,
. zane. for RENT Oh LEASE upon worry liberal
This building 10 situated on the corner of bridge
ingten and Georgetown Passenger Railroad. lead
Ing to all Of the Departments of Government.
s ns Is Ti,sin i Nav hxafS Rarcsd a.
il contains forty go, rooms, besides the kitchen,
water closets Tor gentlemen ON the Frat ao sna
and for ladies on the second floor and 10 fur.
nished With gas throughout. An additional mum.
Der OF rooms can be added il desired, By finishing
The exterior of the buildiust 70 Handsomely I'm.
fshed In modern oty 10, with Mausards roof and
Win separate entrance for ladies on Washington
In the basement there are room, designed for q
rant with dining room and kitchen sepa-
For further particulars address. with references,
- e.a ss Ers Riley A. SHINN,
corner Of Greene and Olive streets, ~
NO sow llnt&Chronl Oeorgetown, O.
E'oR RENT-Th. l.rg. BUILDINa occupied BY
ss S sad Ss 81: .ss
sss. IL Il. 'e6 of sss
tsuIspt and eating saloon in the city. suitable
tor . small hotel or large boardina house. Poe.
session siven 18th November. INQUIRE 1t 400 sth
End ana anal ssa
able o. nseksepins. Also, yor Sale. several
sS.l sS or .s'y lnanr.
Eok REHT-Laree and desifaslo ROO NJ q
Terms nS sIs Of SsS,, =
Mrs icUGHE91Y. on tho premises. 6soree.
Town ao1 tn
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IDmedis tely after the above sale we will selI .
without Ieterve, for cash, Lot 2 in VIM n TODD a
subdivision of square No. s9s.
no 2p-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts