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These Bittcrs have hccn tested and approved by
he following Physicians and Druggists;
LANCASTER, OHIO, Nov 20th 1868
The undersigned having examined the formula OF
Wcnycr's Mexican iitters, take pleasure III recon-
mcndlna their use as grateful stomachc ana TOME
II is most unlucstionaby good appetizer, ana WI
prove Itself worthy of use in cases oIlhdsesuoh ana
general debility
G " Rocrstlcr, NJ D, Lancaster, Ohio
OE Davis, ND,
VI Ehnger, " ID
s II Porter ND Ccnrport, d"
p llowctson, " D, Amanda,
MBlrcgoryt Druggist Lancaster Ohio
l. Socum, - " "
Antlrow Fcust " Turlton,
OW Kramer, Chemist, Lancnster Ohio
II. G Shaw, NJ. u, late staff surgeon u. s. Army
Paul Carpenter, NJ. H., Lancaster, Ohio.
j. :. Watkins, Onkncld, Perry Co.
$, Ilydc, NJ. d, Rushyill5.
W, g. Hyde,
] l.. Rankns, NJ. D, Somerset.
T., II. Magrudcr, NJ. u,
II. Vannttn NJ n Futonham, Musklrgum Co.
W, f. Mnync, Basil
II. ]. Hummol, NJ, d, Baltimore,
A. L.. Simmons, Druggist, Baltimore.
J. D lordon, b., Now Lexington, OHIO.
N. W. Duplcr,
A. Richards,
III, G. WEAVER, Proprietor,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, to whom all order
should he addressed
NOv1O'GA-1G-f
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TTNHIs COMPANY, HAVING ORGANIZED
IN April 1854 IN conjunction with tho. well known
firm ofGAEU LIE 4 co, as n Joint Stock Company.
exclusively ofpTactlcal Piano Makers who have held
prominent positions III some Of the best establish
inents in this country and Europe.
THIS Company claims that their Pianos combine
all the excellcncies OF all tho
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Lifc-IIcaIth- Strength
Life.IIeaIth. Strength
Lifc.HcaIth. Strength
The Great French Remedy,
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S-
Celebrated Specific PMS

Prepared from q prcScHp,ion Of Dr.
Juan Deidmrre, chief Phys,cidn
Of the Hospital IN Nord on
LdTibOiSierG Of Paris.
Thsnyulunblc medicine is no mpo, ition, hut u
unailing in the euro Of Spcrmporihn or scmunl
Weakness. Every species Of tcuhl or Urinary II.
ratibty, involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions
f.nm whatever cause produced or however severe,
will he speedily relieved and the organs restored to
healthy notion,
Rcliho Joioriag opinions Of eminent n each physi.
cirHE
ave have used tho Specific Pills prepared by Gar.
rnncIcro 4 Dupont, No. 2lI Rue Lombard, from the
prescription Of Dr, Juan Dclam0rc, IN our private
practice with uniform success, and we believe there
IL no other medicine 40 well calculated 10 cure all
persons suffering from Involuntary Emissions or any
other weakness ofthc Sexual Organs, whether cAus-
cdby asodenary mode Ofhying, cSccsscs or abuse.
Il. A. BENURErARIT, NJ, u.
q, H. nUINnntN, NJ, u.
Paris, MAY 9Th. 18TH 1865 JEAN LIZ LEucilnE, NJ. ID,
Beware or COunteTnits.
Tho Genuine pisnrc sold hy nll the principal Drug
'gists throughout the World, Price one Dollar per
Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dollars,
GARAsciyag 4 DupoNr, eolc Propriotors,
No, 2li Hue Lombard, Paris.
ono Dollar enclosed to nny authorised Agent will
insure box hy return mnil, securely sealed from all
observation, six boxes for five dollars.
Sole General Agents for America,
OSCAR q. HOSES ~ Co., q Courtlandt st,.NN
Agents for Lancaster and vicinity,
November 20, 1865
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LATEST IMPROVEMENTS;

And twill bo apparent 10 all, that men hose skill
and abilities have been approved by tho best manu-
fcturors, will not he less successful when their own
interest and eputation are involved. A. testimony
10 the above, 'hcy were awarded the first premium
over all competitors by the Judges olho lutc cXhlbi.
ton held at the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore,
Md, In October, 1865
These Instruments bong sufficiently introduced in
this city and having proved equal, If not superior to
any heretofore known, those In want Of first class
Piano, manufactured with the greatest care and Oi
the best material, will save dealers commission,
which only makes Pianos more costly hut hy no
means more valuable, by calling on our friend, Mr.
CHARLES pAiRAN, North East Corner Grocnos
Block, Main street, Lancaster. Ohio, who will receive
orders for our Pianos, and give further information.
There will alsote u skillful tuner from our firm
here every three or four months without hiii, and
persons wishing TO have Pianos tuned or repaired
will DO well to leave orders with Mr.. PAIRAN Mr.
?. will always have one Piano of our manufacture Oh
hand for examination.
lP. Second hand Pianos taken at
their value in part payment for new instrnmcnts
GAEHLE's PIANO MANUFACTURING co
March, Z, lSGG-l".
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L. L. and W. A. DRAKE,

prlnc,pnls of the Chirographic Department. In
strucors in Spcnceran Pcnmanshlp-Plhln,
Practical aud Urnamcntal--Pen Drawing,
Card Marking, Lettering, Sc
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MAN UFACTORYI
WIN. II. SHUT,

NNAKES this method Of reminding his old custo,
4 mcrsin Fairfield and the sdlolnng counties, that
his well known establishment is stllin full operation
nt the old location on the alley in the rear of the
Sinord and Sturgeon building.
Having greatly enlarged his facilities by the cree
tion of new and comnOdlous brick shop, and the
employment OF additional skilled workmen, the
manufacture of
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$50 BUGGIES, SH SE
CsnRsm.M 70 aSeWs GGc >

sWNTTlg TNIT VTVVN IlVNTTN NTN VTTI1H III V1E'
not go elsewhere, ethcrior good Syloand quality Of
work. or Tor favorable rates ofpurchase.
FINE LOT or NEW CARRIAGES
AND BUGGIES on hand, for sale. Those wish
ing to buy will do well to make early applications, aS
the work now III hand can be had Mt easter prices
than will be likely to rule after the spring trade Is
fully open, and thcrush commences.
In the manufacture of work, only the best OF mate
rial and ofworlmcn are employed, enabling the
advertiser to guarantee the fullest satisfaction IN
articles turned out from his shop.
Thankful rthe fhvors ofthOse who have known
aud phtronized hm for twenty-five years past the IN
dcrsigncd respectfully solicts rom them ana the
public generally acounnance otsm'lHr I3N3TS; ,,r,
VIM. III. SHUT.
Lancaster, March l, lsG6-tf
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LAW AND NOTARY OFFICE,
JOHN CQARM@GI17Y

viii rive special care and attention to matters o
Partition, sale OF Lands by Administrators and Guar
dians, with tho settlement OF their accounts also
to the collection and the examination of tHlcs.
Dcods, Mortgages, Leases, and other contracts
prepared, and their acknowledgements taken,
With an experience OF Thirty years, he trusts he
Will be entitled to receive, Ns he now stlcits, share
ofthe patronage OF his old friends nd0oquNniances
Charges will be reasonable
OFFICE-TallmHdgs Bloch. .,
Lancaster, March 10 ls0B-a.tf
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More than Thirty
Years
READ THE CERTIFICA T'ES on
Wholesale DruqgiSts in 1854.

For sale by oil Druggists. Try 1t,
Jrly a, lse:. ~.
Evening star., 1866-10-13
THE EVENING STAR.
HAND IN HAND

BE CAhOLiNE A aA0OU.
Down on ,he shining, golden beach,
Watching the oiilovs kiss the strand
Cbassng the waves that mock our reach.
Lottie aAd / 20 hand in nand. 81 -
Sumner or Winter. what careIl
Down by the sea-
Happy are we;
For hand in hand 90 Lottie and l.
Lottie 10 twelve, and I am-uere-
Psbaw! I'll ont with IL like a man,
i an Iwenty-an honest score,
Hn comes 70 tAaf; bpt " win who cam
1hats ay my motto, 90 what care
Down by the sea,
Happy are We;
for hand IN hand 20 Lottie ana i.
She will have plenty of lovers yet;
What with her sweet and heartsome way.
Her cheeks like pinks, and her eyes like Jet,
Won't she dazzle them all some dayl
Won't You, Lottief But what care IT
Down by the sea,
Happy are We:
For hand in hand 20 Lottie and L.
i have spell that they wot uotof-
The careless lovers; and when thew come
Prarng, may be, of their tardy love,
have a word that will strike them dumb
=" Fiyst come. first scTred'-so what careI,
Down by the sea,
Happy are we;
For hand In hand 20 Lottie and l.
Yes, hand IN hand, and / mean TO hold
That little hand, till II clings 10 mine
Win clasp that only death, the Bold
And not even he-can quite untwine.
10, not even he-so what careIl
Down by the sea,
Happy are we:
p or hand in hand go Lottie and i.
Evening star., 1866-10-13

MAN KILLED BIZ JEALOUS HUSBAND -
Larry this THURSDAY morning. Coroner TAYLOR
was notified that the body OF a man was living
AZ the door of the house Of Winsor Bali. I'M
Lyndon township, about seven miles south OF
thls place Immediately the Coroner repaired
TO the place and found the corpse as above
stated, and after empannelling a Jury, pro-
ceeoed 10 an investigation, upon which was
eiiclied the following facts: That James
Forth, near neighbor OF Balls, had for some
lIme been engaged in criminal intimacy with
Balls wife-tbat Ball had frequently remoo-
strated with him for II, and threatened him
with summary vengeance if he did not de-
sIst To these remonstrances and threats
fortn seems TO have paid but little heed, but
kept up frequent visits at Balls house, in
which, IT would seem from the testimony
eielted before the Coroner, he endeavored 10
persuade Mrs. Ball 10 get rid of her husband,
and then she could live with him: that about
nine O'Clock on Wednesday evening Forth
made one OF his customary visits to the house
but was not admitted: but he refused To 20
away when ordered on. and persisted in his
dei-rmI nation TO be admitted or he would force
his way iD-whereupon Ball, who was IN the
house at the time. shot at him through the
window (having. during the day, heavily
loaded his gun with buck-shot for the pur-
posel-the whole contents Of the charge enter-
ing Ferths head, a little above the cavity of
the right ear, and causing death almost in
staRuy. Ball Is now in Jail 10 await an exami.
nation Al the next term of the Circuit Court
Whifcgide III sSentir>f. Oct e.
Evening star., 1866-10-13
English AppreheuSieux

The London correspondent Of the Boston
Advertiser makes the following interesting
statements.
The English mind is not filled lust now with
the pleasantest thoughts. We are rather de-
pressed, and are looking TO the winter with
anxiety. A simmer so wet and so cold has
rarely been known In Lendon there have
been only four or five days without rain du.
ring the last six weeks. and the weather in the
OF course the price Of bread is rising, and meat
has, for all the year. been selling at high rates
so thar we expect much distress when the time
comes Tor outdoor operations TO be stopped by
the ice and snow. In the meantime those who
LOOK further than to the immediate state of the
markets. see with concern that the reform
movement is dividing the country into two
hostile camps. The workingmen in all the
large towns are holding immense meetings of
their own- meetings Al which scarcely aay of
the middle classes, hitherto the leaders in po-
Ilreal agitation, are present. The masses have
learned 10 utterly distrust the ruling classes
and the latter return the feeling, and babtle in
confused way about returning to more arbi.
trary forms. The di ivision is not seen iu no.
htical affairs only. 1t meets you In cases
like that of the Ex-Governor OF Jamaica
IN which the sentiments of poor humanity
S9ne INTO conflict with class prejudices.
The aristoeracy have adopted Mr. Eyre as a
representative OF their order; even the son OF
the Duke OF Argyll, the young MARQUIS of
Lorne, appears on the eide Of the dread foe to
the blacks; as II 70 show that an aristocracy at
the bottom must have interests higher than
those OF humanity. On the o her hand all the
working classes and many of those Just above
them regard Mr. Eyre as q murderer: as a man
who surpassed the Russian Mourayieff in
auoeites, and who has only Haynau for a
rlyal In the recent history Of cowardIy bu chers
OF women and men. Mr.. Carlyle has written a
letter which is in keeping with all his theories
OF absolute government and reign Of force; and
10 the ride OF Mr.. Eyre rally the literary
parasites like Charles Kingsley and all that is
arrogant and cruel-all that remains Of the
planters reign in the old slavery times The
nation Is disturbed, toe, At hearing of the reor.
ganlzation OF the military systems Of the various
Conunental nations, by which every man is to
oe Tor time in the army, while II feels that
tnls would not be practical here, and sees that
our own organization as II is would fall 10
pieces AZ the first shock of war. The revival
OF the Eastern question: the insurrection in
Cretei the disturbances in Syria; and the gen.
eral signs of dissolution which are appare.t in
the Turkish Empire, are not calc Mated 10 make
review OF our condition al this momenr any
the less grave
Evening star., 1866-10-13

NEW METHoD.-The Harrisburg PA
Telegraph says an attempt was made recentIy
In that city 10 fleece q counrymau by new
process He was asked by q stranger il he
could give two five dollar notes for ten -he
couDtryman SAID he could, and taking out a
roll Of bills from his POCKET passed over the
two hyes TO the person, receiving in exchange
the ten, which he rolled up with the rest OF his
bills, and placed them in the eide pocket OF his
coat On searching his coat In the morning,
he found that piece Of black silk thread had
been run through the bill he received from the
stranger, and that piece of the same, about
three feet long, still remained attached. The
intention OF the party for whom he chaaged
the bill was, doubtless, at a favorable opportu- :
nifty, TO take hold Of the thread, and drag the
vhele roll Of bills from his pocket, which could
easily nave been accomplished, had not ths
thread by some means been broken.
Evening star., 1866-10-13
0HAS. wAIixuH. Trustee.
d GREDN &WILLIAM0, Auots.


By virtue of Q deed Of trust to me from Henry
De 0ariel and wife, dated March ls 1895 and
recorded in Liber 4. u. H., No. 10, page IA Ct
SEQ land records for Washington County, p. O ii
will ell, upon the premises, By public auction, 10
DAY the slst day Of October 1866 the FOLLOWING
County and District Of Coin nbis to Wit All that
certain tract or parcel of land, being Q port Of
tract called Long Mesdowe," and bounded A.
follows Beginning for the same and bounded by
the Eastern Branch of the Potomac river on the
east; on the south by the lands of Henry Dou eass
on the north by the lands of Alexander r. Aber,
crombie; and on the west BY the lands Of VIM. W
Oorcoran and John A. Bertrof, Containing (06j
ninety six acres more or less. Also All that other
part Of Long Meadows" bounded 6 follows
beginning for the same at the corner of the land
formerly owned by John A. BertroG and the land
Of Henry Douglass, on main public road leading
east from the third boundary stone of " ash npton
city, d. c.. TO the Eastern Branch; thence west
and with said road (20) twenty feet; thence north
and allel with tho boundary between said Dong.
Lass and Bertrofs lsnd TO the rear line of Bertrof
land thence east to the said piece of land first
above described; thence south to and with the
corner and west boundary line and the line of said
Henry Douglass 3 land. to the beginning; upon the
following terms and conditions, to Wit
Terms: One third cash; balance in si K and twelve
mouths for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps et the coSt OF
the purchaser. 500 will be reaufred dewn Whes
the property u knecksA of -
HENRY o. HOOD Trustee
Sc u haste 0REEN VILLA M6 Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-13

fRussIAs NoRAciTY The Prussians, il is
possible. may eat great deal. bat at anv rata
In an enemys country, fsasting at some one
Uses expense, they show no disposition 10
: mt themselves. The town of Aschaffenburv.
IN Austria has bad the qualification of PAWN q
several bills. wit: For the dinners OF Cien-
kogei Won Falkens'ein. on the 18th and 10th OF
July, l2s4n. 2ikr.; for those Of Gen Won n an.
ltl2n- 6kr.; for Gen Won Flies on the ontb and
2isi. 2Ssn. lSkr.: and Gen. ManteufeIl again.
on his return, for two dinners. is3r 27kr- Thjs
makes a total OF 1865 fiorins. or nearly =, I,sOI.
an average OF $40 for each dinner In con,
sequence OF his numerous exactions when i'm
tbe enemy's country, Gen. Vogel Won FaIkan-
stein has been NICK named aDer Rams VoosI ,,
OF the bird OF prey. e'
Evening star., 1866-10-13

Curious INVENTION BY A WOEKISGNAS
Al the inc ustrial ex hibition in the Agricultural
Hail. lslington, London, there is shown an
Ingenious invention, by which the action of q
shower OF rain Is made 10 close an open win
dow The window, when open, stretches two
INDIA rubber springs These springs are pre-
vented from drawing the window down by
means OF q curved rod fixed outside the sas b
the end OF which works mp and down i'm a tu :
bular bell-mouthed stand on the window siIl.
A Httle piece OF losf sugar is inserted into the
mouth Of the stand, and the end of the rod n.
Jet down gently upon II. The sugar prevents
me rod descending into the tube. and OF course
keeps the window sash mp. As soon as il be-
guns 10 rain the bell mouth Of the tube collects
tne orops the sugar ls melted. and no further
obstacle oeing presented 10 the action OF the
Incia rubber springs, the sash lie drawn down
Evening star., 1866-10-13
EOVxRN SALE OF 0URPLUR ara
~ sISTEECE STORES.
OHOlCE TEAS, tCLOeING OFT SALE, ROCK
SALT, &c, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
81 sOPER co, Auetfopeer.
srssIsrEscE OFFICE. q. 8. A

SosssrEEcE OFFIcE. u. B. A, J 4.
u,u bALTIMoRK. Mp, October 10. isss.
WIN ce sold at Public Auction, ct WSrehsuu..
No. Srant street timmedistely in the rear Of
% fauRsDAY ossobsa strss' isss Ss1eof
thcusaDd three husdred q so pounds choice IA"
A brands And in fsshdS f;sssGs' sHSs :; fS,'o"'
ono a.Iao ns snss' n.sS ssoP. 80 P'und'J braad
Lot Bass half chests, about ,sis pounds > brand
OgLoEa: cargo mark "Newhof." ''"nu
o6foSScs 615 Ss half ehsst. ssboat g eocnas,D brand
osfohEoa s9f Eai d bali chs,t, 5ebout 4OundsJ br.a
sas;'s ns4s 81 sa.nS brand
POUCH one; cargo marx ift Hots sSS. Rpe'o'' brand
ESGLisH hs1 ehesf. about rs pounds: brand
rim =. "ue-
GREEN TEAS.
LSt f1r n hsn chest, tabout Al pounds brand
Lot k|l half chest, fabout IS pounds ) Brand
YOUNG HY60N, cargo mark ~ ii Paimer
AZ the n "a zane time gil bs sold about seven thou.
isa Hn ~ fnT nES9nSs nE k9SK SALT e bsrres
OF COFFEE SACKS. DnS and q hor
The stores are sold because no longer needed for
Issue by the Government.
OF Tees be Ell at thi, once st any time
ine packages are in perfect order.
-, Inc Teas VIII be weighed Immediately before
Esch brand viii be sold sep.ratsly-ons o,,.
chest, with the privilege Of any number, viii be-
Terms: Cash. In 0ovsrnmsns funds.
Four DAYS allowed to 5s%SIs TSSMIHS HsrShs,ss &iisa.
Brevet Lieut.. Col and o. 8. Us! 4,
Z ec1l-td 49, Brevet Brig. Gen, Veisa
Evening star., 1866-10-13

By virtue of deed Of trust dated the I'M. =, q.
ismber, 1894, and duly recorded in Lfber n O. r
NO iolos iI6, &c the subscriber will offer FOR
sAIe, az pubic aoctton, on WEDNESDAY, AF.
dEhSOON the 24th instant. at s o clock Lot No
n Square No 2l4, according to John Dayidson !:
subdi vision of said square
ne above Let fronts Is feet inches on north T.
street, between 18th street and Vermont ayenre
city Of W sshi nRton VI Tue
Terms Of sale One third cash on the day of sals
ano the residue In two equal iastalmen at Ana
twelve months, with interest from sy of ssi. All
con, ~ s iIei.ans revenue :tamps, ct the
complied with in five days the Trustee reservs1 ~
rlsht 70 resell at risk and cost Of purchaser as
~ is struck of. p'"pof'
}. GARTER hARBURY, Trustee.
w. L. WALL CO,
oc seOddo tell
Evening star., 1866-10-13

Press states that on Thursday James Kirhy a
tesmstsr, was bitten IN the hand by his ho,ss
while engaged IN unloading his team Snbse
quepily as be was driving along Commercial
street while endeavOripg TO get out OF the way
OF an approaching team, the horse again seized
has hand and bit IL badly. Kirby seized a niece
OF board and struck the horse between the ears.
bringing him TO the ground At once The horss
was dragged On 10 Union wharf, and a mum.
eer Of men were for some time engaged In
doctoring him, with the hope of bringing him
20 his legs again. The horse died
Evening star., 1866-10-13
RAILROAD LINES.
T'HROU6H LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGro.
PHrLApELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

PHfLkDKLPHfA AND NETSosH.
&Rs 81 1
Train. s....e, vw.sns.s roy, M;ss. T. Iss:;
F0R NEW YORK without shsnse Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at f:So .. m. and
FOE NEW YoRK. changing cars at PhiI.asl.
Levs daily Except sunssy) at n:ls a. m. and
L..,. DAN, yos = an.
" I.... m , ,' = M = S 81 .5spAI
Sleeping cars for New Ysrk on $50 p. m. train
ss One. s:s aGis
stsnas SssassS sss .Dd n .tne' SAe
for schedule betvcsn wsshinste., Baitimere,
Ana'pSr'i ass ssiS ihs y We: S:.,.r
., 81 r. s. is'a;' as.i' *:EE'':'on aEEis;
BALrIAesE ASP H9!nsl OHIO kAILIk0AI, "a. BOA 9! ~.
&&kss
HSD III. RAEy AE
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:0o, 80, and
u:lb D. m, and 2&s, and 40, and 500 D. %.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 0. M, and
2:45 and 500 ,. N.
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at s;ls and Zoo q. n., and at 24s and As,
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave 'a Z % and Z 80 ., m, and 40 ,. m, No
Trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at7i0 Q. 10. sand 2:lS and 90 .. m.
EOR WAY STATIONB.
Leave o a. - z. r., and 3;S and 500 2. m.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 7:30 q. m. d, and
% On Sunday at 500 p. m only. connecting al Belsy
Ssctton WITH trains from Baltimore - Wheeling,
.THRO00H rICK 1rs 70 the West can be had a.
the washington Station Ticket Once at ali hours
10 the asy, e Well = ct the new efice Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3ls Penn,
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
For New York, Pbiladel phia, and Bosten see
sdVertiesment Of Through Line.n
W.P. SMITH. Mater of Transportation.
L: u. COLI, General Ticket Agent
oc - u G1O. .. kOONTZ. Agent, Washins ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
Evening star., 1866-10-13

Fer sS. g. 9. .Is...,s.
cftSe blsddsr = kidn,I. aiseas9 % sae Ieostrsss
Eriok luss deDoet. and al diseas0 Il the eleAder,
s'SfiS fs SIb f5ilik 'S1s5;u 20 H. Z.
Pp =: ): .:.:. :: "A : % ''''''';s: g. !: 2:
Evening star., 1866-10-13

QY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs,
TRUSTEES SALE Q! HOUSE AED LOT on

THE ISLAND.
By virtue OF deed In trust, bearing date on the
4th day Of June, 1859, ana recorded in Liber J A,
atpublie sale, on TUESDAY, the SOth day Of Oc-
tober, lsSs, at ~ O'Clock ,. m, on the premises,
feet inches on south g street. between 7th and
sth streets vest by 66 feet inches deep with the
I'm provements. consisting Of q comfoftabe two
story Frame Dwelling. house.
Terms Of sale: One half cash (of which 600
balance In sx and twelve months for notes bearing
interest from day Of sale, secured By deed in
not complied with in five days, the property viii
be resold upon one weeks notice. At the risk and
expense of the purchaser. All convey ancins snd
revenue stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser.
OHA0. 8 WALLACH, Trustee,
aeN.d GRElN 4 XILLIA Ma. Annfa
Evening star., 1866-10-13
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

.8 Bwsas OF Ordsaaes, Macy Dspar,m.n,,
r,.ro VIZ W;T,sshtssfoT Cfy, September 20. Is6S{
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