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WHAT DoCToBs. Ministers, and Professors
think of them.-'.l recommend their use to
public speakers."-Rer.F T.. H. ChGpin. IL have
never changed my mind respecting Browns
Bronchial TrochPs' from the first, excepting
TO think better of thai which began thinking
well of."-Rer. Henry Ward Beecher ssGreat
service in subduing koarseness.''-Rer. Daniel
Wise, NeW York. The Troches are a staff of
life TO me.'-Frof. Edlrdrd North, President of
Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Y. "A simple
ana elegant combination for Coughs, etc.
Dr. r.. T. Bi1elOlr. B0SfOu
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CITY ITEMS.

1T Is DIFFICULT to make some people believe
that Henning is selling clothing upon the sys-
TEN OF one price only. One OF our newspaper
men tried on the privileges, but he had to ac-
knowledge that one price means what it says,
nothing more or less. The place is corner eth
street ana Maryland avenue.
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boNEY SOLD at the Central Building Asso-
SlsH"b, (l2ih month"; at the meeting on Tues.
Say night' at an average of S. per cent; 50
shStes being sold
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RY THes. DOWLlNG, Auct'ri GeOrgetOwn.

II THes. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE REAL les
TATE IN GEORGETOWN, ID G.
by virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the
Pl,tLict Of Columbia, passed September a. ls6i. in
Equity cause No. $50, Docket Rob I Z. Mason
e. vs. VIM Nirgintus Mason ," 4 will offer at
Pub,lc sale IN front Of tue premises, WEDNES-
DA1 10Th inst, at o'clock .. m, ali that real
tate win the impIovements, knowE parts OF lots
SIX seven and eight In Homead' 9 addition to said
town ard fronting sixty nine 90 feet the sourh
side 9I Bridge street, by hundred and twenty lOD
leet deep, with the exception of small triangle
connephrd Tor Alued uct street, as will be shoWn
by plat of the same
Afro immediate y after the above sale will sell
The property recently owned BY Miss Mary Ann
CLARK deceased knuwn all those parts of lots
ard 70! in Beatty Hswkin 3 addition TO said town
ironing on the west side 90 High I2l feet
II Ches- and running west Of that wi 9TH TO BACK
street; the same beng cOmpo ed of the south 80
teet OF lot 204 and the north 81 feet inches Of lot
20, subject however. TO life estate of Sa rah
Hutchins In small tenement on the corner Of said
premises
Terms presented By the decree One third cash
the TesIdue in two equal payments, at six and
twelve months, with interest from the day Of ale
the title being retained until the full payment of
the purchase money, or at the option Of the pur-
chasrr the whole purchase money may be paid I'm
cash presently after the sale, Convey ancing and
stamps at purchasers cost.
HUGH CAPERTON. Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING,
sept lOI5,l ,2O,23,zb Auctioneer.
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-CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c. successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon ChiropCdist.
s24 Penn. sv between ~ and 9Th streets. OF
nee hours from m. to p. m, and TO u.
m. No charge for cons ultation.
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks
made 10 order by John Strott. National Hotel
entrance on 9th street and in side Hotel. Re-
pairing promptly done. All work warranted
Orders respectfully solicited.
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REMOVAL
j. P. DENNIS,
q o A q II M A X ER.

J. P. DENNIS,
GOA MAKER,
Begs leave to inform hi eusto and the public
81: 81 49, 81 sPh No.
posiie Growers Theatre AS his facilities are
greater than in his old location he can do repair
ChEAP, DURABLE and in as D Goo6 sTYL f as
any any G0sSnmakeI In the country He hopes by EN-.
nothing but the best MATERIAL together with strict
ha 10 10 business, to merit and receive fair
snaIe ol PATRONAGE. sep3 eo2m
I n HENDERSON would respectful
sfssm ,Rer ., friend: and the public tina. they
ton ball Building, where they are prepared to
offer to their friends and the public choice as,
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES
OF the latest sty les.
Also on hsnd, fine assortment of Rustic Blinds,
ollcloth Table Covers, Picture Cord and Tai, sells,
&C. all OF hicn they are pre- pared to sell at the
All work in their line executed in the city or
sna np oy "orkmen, at short notice
anu On nlOaeia'e terms. su DIV
SUPEkIoR CABINET FORNITURE.
The Subscriber is happy to inform his numerous
CABINET FURNITURE 'A0 oil
Is Full ard Complete, embracing every
Sh ' down to the ss' dR Ri'; FsE
y Xe.
contains syery conceivable article 70 he found in
FIRST CLASS HOUSE FURNISHING EsTAR.
LISBMENT, and at prices that defy com petition
Please call and satisfy yourself before purchasine
JOHN q. WILSON,
seS-eo3m eoutheatc corner sth and sts
COAL ooALn COAL
Lyksn,s Valley BED ASH, 50
Sbsmoken BED Ash, 80
Best quality WHITE Ash, 1913
Warranted 2,240 lbs. to the ton. Delivered in
any part of the city. Orders left with Hall A
Hume: Grocers No. 40 Msrket Space, bet 7th
and sth sts will be promptly attended to. Once
Island
p % PEI cent. saved BY buying your WOOD q.
an 2'-lm- Tth st., bet. II and Y Island.
Evils AMERICAN SPOKESMAN, one vol.
ume. The Dead shot, By MaIksman. Ptsc.
ueA Irestise on Shooting. Tbolshts en- Hunt
Ing, by Becbford; London. The Sportsman and
S.s p,R, LONDON Sho gun and Sporting Rife, By
Stonthentsi London The Quo ADD Dor by n h
FeIows Dogs their Management nv MayheV:
TENDON pinSs nsytew anu Hatchin.on ou the
Soe, coites ~ Frank Forester Craven a YouuR
opoftshans Manual; London.
seS fRAECK TAYLOR
WEIAToEp ELEMENTS OF INr1RNA.
.s n.n. =, law new edition. lS,j. vita Hotss
sas F1AHox TAILOR.
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JEwELRY and Silver Plated Ware Spoons,
Forks, Gobletts, Cups, Salts, received this
morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. i3c Pennsylvania avenue, neal AZ ST.
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Thankful fer the liberal patrona &c received, the
attention of the Public IL called to the above Stock
the most comp lete in the District, large por-
tion of which has been Manufactured specially to
Order; and with the weekly additions received
will make IL oil times such IL kept in q Well
Regulated Establishment. Orders for Paper
hanging or window Shades punctuslly and faith
fully executed, in City or Country. Any order
not satisfactory filed, will be Immediately cor
reeted. and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
according to quality sold at rs Low Rates e
they can be purchased in the District.
Terms Dash FOR GOODS AND LABOR,
j. MARKRITER,
No. ass 7th street.
jy 3l-fss doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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[ ARGI SALE pI ~ !BSSTTEkPPINcs AT SOL
C1snCS0YffrU1nN<%,sO Ars No., M

ChtpStortsrN1dSsrs Q3&cs, Dspof az Wo,ktasfo~ a
In obedience to instructions from the onsp,.s
master Senersl, the following buildines, form
ing part Of the establis hment known a. sol
dlers Rest, az the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
SATURDAY, September Is, commencips NJ M IA
a. m. under the direction of Breyet Ti.nt.n
ait Colonel James NJ. Moore, A. .. M, az fol.
One Bsrrack No. j, IL feet sos fee,
One addition to DO, i6 feet 81 feet
One Office, - feet 4 40 feet
One Once, IL feet u feet
One Meat House, 10 feet 4 Is feet
One Carpep ter Shop. Is feet 4 20 feet
One Guard House, Is feet al feet
One Covered Way, ~ feet 80 feet
One Shed, 10 feet X IL feet
One Shed, ~ feet Z 20 feet
One Shed, l6 feet Al feet
One Fence, 2l6 feet feet
One Pence, l42 feet feet
One Fence, LIS feet feet
One storehouse, II feet 4 Is feet
One Kitchen. II feet 4 IL feet
One Goal Shed feet 1s feet
Two Wood Sheds, IL feet l6 feet
One STALE s,:sls Il Il feet feet e FEET feet
One Stable and Carriage House, u feet sifset
One Platform, IL feet Sos feet
One Open Shed e feet is Zee;
One Shed, 10 feet K 10 feet
One Fence, lo4 feet feet
One Watch Box
and ss2 iinesl feet OF Horse Racks.
Terns. Cash. In 60yernmeBt funds.
Purchasers are required 10 remove the oufldln Ru
within ten days from as's g HSri SEokr..
Brevet Major Cen ana 6hisf ossrtsrnsssr.
sel05t Depee Of WsshinEsos. D. O.
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DUBLIC LAND SAILS IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS H,s OF TIE PREsIDENr's PRooLA

sfNOPslS OF THE PRESIDENTS PR0CLA-
a oroers public sales of ever tye and quarter
nIlIi3Es OF acres of vacant public lands in WIS
At the Land Once at LA CROSSE, on the 18th
DAY OF sEPTEsBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty six Townships and parts of Townships, in
the counties of Monroe, Jackson, Trempslesu, and
At the Land once at La CROSSE, on the a4th
day Of SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of Town
AZ the Land once at FALLS ST. CRoIx, on
the LIST day Of OCTOBER next, the reserved Sec
ships in the counties of Damn, Pierce, and 81.
At the Land ONCE at FALLS ST. OROIX, on
AT the Land Sfios AZ EAU o La on the Is.
parts Of in the cOu ties Of Glafis Uhin
pewa, Eau Claire and Dunn.
Al the Land Once at STEVENS POINT, on the
IsEnships and parts of Townships in the counties
AT the Land once 81 MENAsHA on the sth day
Of OcToBKR next, sixty seven Townships and parts
At the Land once at BAYTiSID. on the ssh
eighty one townships and parts Of townships in
the counties Of Ashland, La Pointe, Burnett and
Al the Land Once at BAYFIELD,. on the 18th
parts Of towns hiIs in the counties Of Ashland, Lie
JIM. EDMUNDs.
Commtssioner OF the General Land ONE,
,Ss I 1 q.
nent, a. heretofore and now existins no peyment
can Be made Tor advsrtisins precismstioos except
.sss g. q: arc q e. r.sS
ono. 10 9lswDw
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or PIANOS THAT
"A nave been used. fos sale uDoa easy terms. g
veal VIC. nxTzxRoff { 90.
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467FsFF0R R!ET,Two Furnished ROOMS, on
NO. 400 18th street, between and r SITS au is.tI
f0R BETA three story BRIOK HOUSE with
4 10 rooms and all modern improvements, situa-
ted on llth street. between B and C. FOR further
psrtlculars inquire Of T. N. HARVEY, 9s1 Z st.,
between 10th and Ilth. ~ Stiff
FOR RENT-The sTORE No. 391 street,
4 near nth. Ii fronts Immediately on Psnna.
avenue, And 10 one OF khe largest and most eonve.
pfeptly situated store rooms IN Weahi ngton city.
Apply to O. b. BAKER, ct the Star once. jeSO tf
FOB sALE-rhe conmodious and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUNDS located Ct the north.
sast corner OF North Capitol and Boundary sts,
Lately thu the residence Of Chs 2 Uhlm:n. The pro
and spsciou, cellar: Tsrms essy; Apply on the
WELLS a co Real Estate Brokers'. north YEA:
corner 18th and sts iy s.tf
FOB eALE-4,l6O ACRES OF LAND 10 Ran.
4 doiph county, We. Title tudisputAble. Terms
reasonable VIII 30 sold in tracts % swift Durchas.
srs For quality Of land refer 70 Hon. George
L: s1,s, 4 2: from wes. virsinis, and " b.
auiIc e the rooms Of FORD RINl. over Ham
@asr rsssauant, sos Pc. avenue. This land win
sDif-W THOMAS q FoRD
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R1 W. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers
ID Original Horse AMI Carriage BAZAAR
9S Louisiana avenue


ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9c Louisiana avenue
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS
On SATURDAY M6RNiNG san,eu,er,s =. m
O'clock, We VII sell, at the Bazaar a number II
Saddle Carriage and Work Horses a full descrip
ZION At sale comprising about
FIFTY HORSES
MANY good Work, Saddle aud harness Horses
~ Also,
New Express Wagons, with aud without Ton
built in this city. ~
large collection Of New and Be ,ond hand Bug
tles, Kockaways, Carriages, Wagons and other
One Hack and one Coupee in good order
Also,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car
rsges, &C at private sale.
Regular sales days TUESDAYS Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on private sale.
SELF W, L. WALL 90. 4ucts
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GRAPES GRAPESli

GRAPES GBAPESli
Coed GARDEN GRAPES are now selling fro
10 to 20 cents per pound at
j. PEARsON'S Fruit Store,
REMONAL. REMOVAL.
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VIRY DESIRABLE AND ELIGIBLY siTJJ
ATED BUILDING LOTS AT PHI
WAITE

The subscriber will sell ct private SALE upon ia
yorable terms, Lots Nos. "a, IS and "a, in square
No Isl, fronting each 80 feet l4th street west,
between south B and Q stI eets, by ITO feet inch
deep, to SOfoot alley; Lot No. 10. in Square No.
290 frontins 40 feet inches on 18th street west
between south b and streets, by l65 feet inches
deep, g ~ foot alley; and Lot No. 20, I'm subdi-
vision OF Square No 81. fronting "a feet inches
on MsrS land avenue, betwe lth and 18th streets
west by 50 feet deep, 10 alley. These lots offer
adeefraoe opportunity to persons wishing t. build
or invest, and will be subdiyided to suit purcha-
sers. CHAS. 8. WALLACE. Attorney,
Once No. ~, 8. w corner 9Th street
Be 5-ZW and Louisiana avenue
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su Sl-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Auct.
by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROgED
REAL ESTATE. On VI STREET NORTH.
between 4th and 9TH Streets west, at Puslic
AnCtion.
On WEDNESDAY. the 10th inst at s clock D.
m, Cd the premises. Lot No. ~. in Square No
%. Hall The lot lie improved by two 2-stOry
Frame Dwellings one on front and the other in
the 81 The lot IS fe-t front by 100 feet deep
which Il now renting at gao per month Lot adj
joining on the east same diner sions. which M .kes
this property very desirable being in a good loca-
ton.
Terms: One half cash; balance Elk and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured Nv
a oeed OF trust on the premises A N conveyapcing
and revenue stamps IT the cost Of the purchaser
$50 down on each piece when sold. Title indIs.
putable.
lid GREEN WILLIAMS
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i whits Port Wine, bottled by Osborn o., &
ODorto. For ssle By =. o. DYER 90,
= SEED, Green Ginger. With full essortaeat q
Pure Spices, Tor ssis b.
90 eft corner : 90 9th strsst
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Try w. l.. WALL q CO. .Auctioneers.
TWO SMALL fBsME HOUSES IN TIE Isl

TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES IN TIE lsT
WARD AT AUCTION.
On TUEeDAe sept. the 18th st4 O'Clock m .
ewlli sell IN front of the prenf all tn AZ part
OF Lot No situated I'm Square Wet. of SQUARE No
IA in the CITY of Washington, fronting AZ teet
more or less on 26tn street, between pennsyIvanis
avenue and M street, and running b. ck 10 Rock
Greek, with he two frame houses U pom the same
kach house VII be sold separate with the Lot pon
which il Eta Ids.
Te'ms One third cash balance in six and twelve
mont hs, 18th interest. red by a ed of trn.t
or the property; Convey sncing and stamps az the
cost of the purchaser.
seI2d W. L. WALL & co Ancfs
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GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOnesr..

GOVERNMENT SALE oFvALUBLE SQUARE
AND BulLpING LoTs IN THE DRY OF
MM,hassHiSGIoN; d o. AT PUBLIC AUG
TlON. BIZ OkDER OF TIE COMMISSIONER
Of PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Oh TeEsDAf, the 10th DAG OF October next
1850 We Will sell, 70 the hi guest bidder, COM
menclng at IL O'Clock M. our Auction Room
No o2o, corner OF 9TH street west and ID street
north, the following named property. belonging TO
the Government of the United States viz
Lots numbered le, IL, ls, ~, and u, in Square No.
Lots numbered IS .; and s, in square No Ga
Lot numbered Is, In Square south Of No CO..
Lot numbered Is, in Square No. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, Is. and IA, in Square No lis
Lot numbered 10. in Square No. l,l32.
This square has recently been subdiyided and
lad out in lets, and will be sold in lots according
TO that survey. which will be shown on the day n
sale or, should any desire TO bid for the entire
square, an opportunity will lie offered.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds, on the de-
livery OF the deeds of the property
One nth Of the purchss money 70 be paid when
the property IL Knocked of
should the purchaser fail 10 comply. the prop-
erty will then and there be put mp again and sold
10 the next highest bidder.
Ii the whole terms not complied with N
thirty days from the day OF sale. tue Comm
reserves the right 10 resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the first purchaser. BY order Of
the Commissioner of Public Buildings
an % eodds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FIFTH WARD JOHNSON UNION AssoCIA-
TlON.-Last evening, meeting of this asso.
Grafton was held at Dooley's Hall, Capitol
HUI, Mr.. A. X. Arnold in the chair, and Jas
Deylin secretary.
Mr.. Wheatley, from the committee to confer
Win other associations in making arrange
ments for the reception OF the President, re-
ported that they had replied to the communi-
Sauon OF the secretary OF the Young Mems
N"lohal Mon Club, stating that they deemed
T. 80 10 report 10 the councils committee
49, mao accordingly so reported. and he WAS
Salhru 10 state that Col. James A. TAFT had
adopted. INC i'Poi' was
Mr. Ihornley, from the committee on reso-
Iuions, reported preamble with resolution
endorsing The Presidents policy and pledging
ly adopted.
Mr.. Thornley, also reported a cons,;,,,;or
which was adopted, and signed by those nrss'
ent. 1870 PAes-
A resolution was adopted inviting ALI ,ns
citizens of the ward 10 unite with The cInh in
the reception
Messrs. w. A. Mulloy and T. II. Robinson
W re appointed marshals. and after the rms
action of other business, the meeting aa iourned
10 Friday evening.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
D1EHL-FREMIN. On the Ilth instant, by the
Rev Mr.. Roccofort. JOHN DIEHL, of Baltimore
and Miss l.. FREMIN, Of this city Baltimore
and New York papers please COPY I
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UY GREEN a wILLIAm ms. AucnOsoer..

TRUsTEEs SALE OF TvPKovEp REAL KS
ThTk SAIL, Fronting ON SOUTH A, BE-
IWkEk THIRD And FOURTH STREETS
TIUN
On FRIDAY, the l4th day OF September NEXT.
ct O'Clock =. m. l shall sell, In font OF the
premises by virtue Of q deed % trust 20 me from
the subscriber, dated the 20ih day of March, 1855
and duly recorded I'm the Land Records for Wash.
lnEton County. District OF Columbia. Liber n O.
T., No. s. flios, 2O3. 2O4. AID 20, Lot No IL, in
square 7S5, fronting 20 feet south A street run
niI back good depth 10 fine alleys, with the i'm
pIoyements.
The above property will be sold according 10 the
taid deed Of trnst on the premises
Tclms One fOerth cash; balance In 8, Il, and Is
months tor notes bearing interest and secured by
q deed e trust on the premises. All couyeyancine
hud revenue stsmps at the cost Of the purchaser
500 Down when the property il knocked OF by
the Auctioneers.
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DECREE OF DIvoRCE.-Judge Fisher yesCer-
day, in the Equity Court, made decree di-
Norclng james Simpson from the bonds of
matrlmony with Roberta Simpson. sometimes
called Roberta CoZZino, giving each party the
night TO hold the property of which they are
now possessed, and the mother the custody and
care of the child.
The petition in this case sets forth that the
complainant married the defendant. whose
maisen name was Beach, in May, 1856: that
since that date she has disregarded the sanctity
OF the marriage VOW, and frequently commit
TED adultery with one Joseph CoZZno, 10 whom
she was united In marriage by Rev. g. G.. Mea-
dor in 1862.
The respondent answers, admitting that she
was the lawful wife of the complainant, and
also That she married Jos CoZzino; but denies
mat she ever knowingly committed adultery
with him She charges that In the spring of
lSol the complainant wilfully deserted her:
leaving her without the means of support, and
she has since learned ne went into the lines of
the Confederate army, and she received n let
ter from him after he went TO Manassas Not
hearing from him for long time, and being in
a forlOrn and helpless condition, she was united
In marriage TO the said COzZino in IS62. with
whom she lived, and had by him one child,
since deceased. That on hearing from COM
plalnant she i'm me lately left COZZino, and
met the petitioner in Alexandria, from whence
tney went 10 Lynchburg: that finding no house
theTe she returned To this CITY, but has fire.
quently visited him, and believed that he fully
intended 10 take her back as his lawful Wife
John r.. Norris appeared for the com plainant:
Messrs Bradley and Bradley for the defend
ant, and the testimony in the case was taken
before w. X. Woodward, Esq, examiner.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL.
4 LERS, IOI BRYCE STREET, GEORGE.
and 70 cts 900 yds Flannels, at 40, As, so, sa1'
90, IS, 81, 100 cts 1000 yds. Blesched Muslin at
at Is, 1874 20. Is. Also, Canton Flannels Seeking
tlanpels, Dress Goods in iety, Uloths and Cas-,
and Notions. We will now be receiving constant
supplies OF FALL GOODS, which we are deter
mined TO sell cheap. The public will nd it great
ly to their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing.
au l4-lmH BENJAMIN MILLER
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RYGREEN q WILLIAMS. AuctiOneor,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BUILDING LOT ON
18th STREET, BETWEEN AND Nj Sis.

NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock D,
m, shall sell, on the premises, BY virtue Of q
Der. 1855 and duly recorded in the land records
for W Arlington county. District Of Oolumbia, in
Liber h. M. d., No. Is, folios 3, 81 and s., the
following described premises TO wit Lot S. in
Gilets subdivision OF lots II and H. in Square No.
lao Of the ginal plat of said city ami also Lot
Ne. 46 OF said subdivis
Terms Cssh. All conyeyancing- and revenue
stamps ct the cost OF the purchaser. SlOO down
at the time Of sale. in the hands OF the auction
GERS and fthe terms are not complied with within
ve days after the day Of sale the trustee reserves
the right t. resell at the risk and cest of the de.
faulting purchaser, by advertising three times in
the Evening Star.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AuctiOpeer,-

NALUAnLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING
NOh1H STRkET. between ist AMI North
Oaplt.l streets. at Pm Vic Asction
OB Thu RSbAY, the 20 b inst AT S O 'cl ok M ,
we shslI sell, Oh the premises Lot No az iuJ q
hcGuire subdivision ofsquAre No. ga. having
front oil ~ feet by us feet inches, 20 50 DOT
alley. which has been recently paved
Terms; One third cash; balance in six. and
Twelve mohths. for notes bearing int. rest aud
secured by deen of trust on the premises All
Coz veyanoing and revenue stamp. at the cost Of
ire purchaser $50 down when the property is
knocked of,
sel2-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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CHARLES JONES, Truste,
Sc law6ds GREEN WILLIAMS AHct,
GFEICE sUPERINTENDEET BUREAU
~ ~ REFuGkEs, FREEDMEN AND ABAS-

fREEDMRN-s VILLAGE, Va, Sept. s, 1876.
By order of the Commissioner bureau Refugees,
Freedm and Abandoned Lands. will be sold az
poon' az Frssa1 0s Nisge sept ~; Ise y
rsau stores, viz Stoves, Stove Pipe, Farm In
Terms Of sale Cash in Government funds.
90 lO-st Cant V q sunsr1ofend1n,
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DREPARE FOB WINTER.
Call At "BOYD's STOVE FACTORY q
419 9th street. and have your PARIOR
HEATERs, FURNACES, STOVES, &c, ~
The largest and best assortment of COOKING
and hEATlN0 STOVES in the city
CRATES, RRlCk, and PLATES to fit all kinds
and sizes Of Stoves ~ So 81" 1~'
Old Stoves taken in exchange for new
n. B.-Sealer Of Weights and Measures
ROBERT BOYD,
an Him 479 9th street, between d and T.
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JCARTER MARBURY TRUST,
an q -eo6ds Init ". l. WALL co, Aucl

81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account ct the rain, until TUESDAY AFTER
ises By order OF Trustee
SCI WI. WALL a 90, Auots.
@THE AEOvE SALE Is AGAIN POST
pohed on account of the rain till FRIDAY AFTER-
NOON sept l4th same hour.
By order OF the Trustee
sell Ilntl WI WALL 4 co. Anots