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- IL is stated on good authority that the
owners OF Dexter had bet Of S5,OO0 on Satur.
days race, in Chicago, that he would trot b. :
low 2le, provided track and day were fayora.
DIE As 1t had rained in Chicago for the nre.
Nious three days the bet was Off 1t is also
stated that the owners ready 10 nut nm
$4,000, not less, odds of three to five. that
Dexter will trot below 215; and II allowed a
running horse alongside, will trot the mile in
TIVE minutes. -
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TIE UNIFORM OF THE GRNERAL AND
LIEUTENANT GENERAL

BY War department General Order, No. -,
the uniform of the General and Lieutenant
General of the United States Army is pre-.
scribed as follows:
For the Gener0l-The same as for Major GEN
eral, except that on the coat there shall De two
rows OF twelve buttons each on the breast
placed by fours, and on the shoulder-straps
and epaulettes four silver stars
For the Lieutenant GenerdI-The same "a for
Major General, except that on the shoulder
straps and epaulettes there shall be three sill.
SIS
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PUBLIC LAND OPERATIONS

Returns just received by the Commissioner
fthe General Land Office show that at the
local land Office at Traverse city, Michigan
5000 acres OF the public land were disposed
OF during the present month, as follows: with
military warrants, u.92O; with agriculture.
college scrip. 1890 under the homestead law
6,Sst sold Tor cash, s,g13
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMgyr-Judoe
Underwood expresses the opinion that the
Virginia Legislature At Its next session will
inaugurate movement looking to the adop.
uon or the constitutional amendment The
people OF Virginia believe that their best poiie
cy will be to adopt the amendment, thinking
that II they do not, Congress will either pass an
actreducing them 20 territorial condition or
one imposing universal Suffrage. II is under
stood that Mr. Bald win, Speaker of the House
OF DelegateT, will urge the adoption OF the
proposition Of Congress, as embodying the bsst
terms which the rebellious States can obtain.
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THE GEORGETOWN AQVRDUCr.-Maior Gen
Candy yesterday suspended the order TO sur.
Tenoer tae Alexandri1 canal to the lessees for
five days. The Alexandra Gazette OF vester.
day says: .E4rrr. ..r. -.
To-day was the day appointed by the Gov.
erhment LOT turning over 10 the le<see~ of the
qence OF the inability of the guar iermaster to
remove the bridges and other Government
property located In that vicinity. a req uest was
made to the leseees this ornine for a Re W a avs
delay A large force is at preseut EMPLOYED
on the rems ming portion OF the Alexandria
canal, but greet deal or work has vet to be
performed, and after possession Of the 40 ue-
Duct mas been achieved, II will require at
lesst sixty days before navigation can be re-.
This 10 rather damaging admission to the
Trends OF that work, a. the surrender of the
aqueduct hrs been urged in order that the canal
might be used Immediately for the passage OF
boats. Sixty days, to which we may probably
safely add a margin Of twenty or thirty more,
will bring us to the end of the boating season.
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Er.tish Troons for (au,a,

PORT Az BASQUE, Sept. 2l-10a ma large
ST amer, ib.rqpe rugged, rs pa. ing west She
is supposed TO have British troops on board
Tor Canada
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THE U g. STEAMER MONOCAeY.
Dispatches received at the Navy Department
from the u. s. steamer Monocacy, Comman-
der s. p. Carter, report her arrival at st.
Thomas, West Indies, on the 9Th inst ''
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APPOINTMENT OF PENSION OFFICERS.
The Commissioner of Pensions made to-day,
the following appointment of Examining Sur
geOns; Doctors Richard N. Wells. Jefferson
CITY. Missouri John w. Buckram, Greet
r ais, New Hampshire, and Robert III. Har
court. Reynolds, Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

FoREsTALLIsG THE MARRET-Yesterday
OHicers Prsther and Straub, OF the Sd Ward
aTrest~d John Fisher, Eliza SmsiIwood and
Henry Hyse. buck uers, for forestalhng toe
market. They were taken before Justice
Thompson, who fined each prisoner slO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

l"QUEsT-Yesterday an inquest was held in
vi W OF the body Of a man found floating in the
Eastern Branch. Toe jury decided thar the
man came 90 ms death by fopl meaus The
body was laken IN charge by he police and
inferred at the expense of the CorpoIatlon.
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yesterday afternoon says; Governments ara
quiet; here are few securities offered ana Z. ~
wanted, prices consequently remaining abon,
stationary Money Is without change The
market Is abundantly supplied; there rs no out.
ward now OF currency, of Importance in anv
direction, the Western centres being well ann.
plled with currency. The banks are ready 10
!end N large amounts at per cent on call.
DuI Obtain per cent. on small loans Dis
counts are quiet among the private bankers.
although the banks are doinga fair bu siness
Prime paper ranges at Sac per cent. Gold
opened steady, and at noon showed A iSbt
advancing tendency. The market is con-
si"erably oyersold, and at the opening g. I6 per
cent per diem was paid for loans, out sub.
sequentIy the rate declIEed TO I-I6 pei cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

TIE WEEKLY STAR Is now ON our corr,ar
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing. among much other reading matter.
fun reports Of the tour of the President ana
his party. with has speeches and those OF Sec
Ietary Seward, and the grand reception OF the
:. Inch by Inch" full reports of the do,ups AZ
tne Shutzenfe Ia progress in this city and
the visit OF the President to the grounds: ac.
SOunI OF Inc grand Base Ball Tourney, and the
festivities In horror of the ExceIsior mar 80
brooklyn; proceedings of the Cleveland Can
Nention; last Horrible Murder in PhIladei.
phia; the Camp Meeting Riot; Humorous
Departmental, and Local News: AgrIcultnrai
and Housekeeping Miscellany, and the latest
Telegraphlc Dispatches from all uuarters
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RECEIPTS FROM CUsroMs

Returns of the receipts of customs for the
week ending September Is, have been received
at the Treasury Department as follows:-Bos-
ton, S556.S32ss; New York. S3.Os4, 773 81: Bal
timore, Sll0,22O IS. At the port of New Orleans,
S6i .o31 81 .. = ~
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IETEREAL RKvKNUH.-The receipts from this
source to day were ss29.UsO77 From the first
ofJuly, the commencement Of the present fiscal
year, the receipts amount to s9o.o76 500 49, H'
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New Xorl narLetS

NEW YORK, Sept. Election quiet ana
unchanged. Flour advanced. Southern STEADY
Wheat one cent better. Pork and Lard dniI
v nisky steady. - =
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

Round House Hotel, situated On the Leesbure
Pike, IL miles from Alex endrtA, and ~ miles
aud contains 10 rooms and IitcAen. Twenty cores
Of good land attached 20 come. II MOI sole &C
&c iST NAGLE 4 CO., AuctA.
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REDUCTION OF THE FoECR-Owing to the
want Of work at the Washington Arsenal, sew
enty OF the workmen were discharged yester-
day; mos OF them lrom the gun shop. II is
stated that on the frsS of the mon Ia there will
be pretty general discharge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

THE ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-Last eve.
ming, q meeting OF this association was held at
the City Hall, Lieut.. Richmond, vice president
in the chair, and Mr.. O'COnnor acting as sec.
re;ary. sos.
Capt Mexican, one of the delegates 10 the
Cleveland Convention. made q report OF the
proceedings Of that body; after which, a reSo.
luton was offered and adopted endorsing the
convention.
Lieut. Stiles moved the appointment of a
committee OF arrangements in relation 70 the
presentation OF the proceedings OF the con ven.
ton 10 the President; which was adopted. and
Coils. O'BeLne aud TAFT and Lieut. Stiles were
appointed.
A resolution was also unanimously adop,ed
for the appointment OF q committee of a We 70
draft resolutions expressive Of the sentiments
OF the organization towards the late Con fed .
crate officers and soldiers who now express !,
determination TO abide in good faith by tho
results OF the war. '|." - ~
The following gentlemen were appointed as
the committee:-Colonel Thompson IN. Craein.
Captain Rouse, Captain Chiffon, and Captain
Mexican. 2 20 e Oh = = '
After addresses were made by Captain VI. q
and Colonel James d. Brady, the meetin1
adjourned. -
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N o T I G Z .

~ % 1 G Z.
The undersigned beg, to inform the Liouor
s:sG Z: No. ?, P.R:a
With iail supply q t ali t hs 81
hlSUoss. delivered free to all parts Of the city !,
for at Ba'i9G FSs' Ell and
No. 23l Pennsylvania avenue,
REMOvAL.-WMs TEEL, from 33s to 3os
h Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and i0,b
streets. north side. "-N io'"
and the public thai have tnoroushiy rsritted me
Store lately occupied by Mr.. J e. MAXWELL. Avn
' ss1 q
weah S sHn With stdf. SAFETY .ss
SooDs Win Be found to enb2.e. nfS SI, as g
Under Sarments and the latest novelties in scsrfs
shirts made to orisr WINS TErL.
nishins Goods, first floor. cen Nv
8 DIAL NOT IOE.
We return our sincere thanks to the Lsd,.. Of
Us during tR pss o. pa
assure them that no effort On onr part will be
Feeling confident that our efforts to keep.
FIRST CLASS STORE,
with the very best Goods at
MODERATE PRICES ..
are appreciated, our exertions to that end will be
We arc now receiving full supply of
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS
OF the very latest styles and shapes. Also, full
assortment Of
FINE LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.
to which we invite the attention OF the pubIic
All goods warranted IS represented.
We are also agents for Grover b Baker, cele.
brated
ELASTIC-sTIToH SEWING MACHINE,
and invite Ladies' desiring to purchase to exam
Inc their merits.
DAVIS q GATHER
d 20 Market Space,
feU lw WASHINGTON, D. O.
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M.11crnrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MALICIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Edward
E'owr. colored, was ;TreSted by Thos. Lytle
OF the Capiiol Police, for attempting TO break
one of the iron ats in the ground, and h. was
turned over 10 officer Grant, a; the station.
Justice W alter fined him IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

ly blessed by Archbishop Spaulding, prese q ted
by Messrs. Provost, Harvey, Savage and the
scholars of the Sunday School to ST. AIoysins
and will be rung in chime on Sunday next
The frame " ork, which was broken in III q
fall of the large bell has been replaced nv An :
other frame. - = "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

QUARTERLY RRPoRT OF MAJOR A C. Rich.
ARDS, OF TIE METROPOLITAN PoLICE-Yes
terday, MAJOR Richards submitted his report
of the operations of the force for the quarter
ending June 80, 1866. The report is simply
the tabular statements of the operations ia
each precinct which were Published in the
S.dr as they were made by the sergeant at the
time, and recapitulation by the M Ior. The
total number OF arrests was 615s; of which
i,9l3rwere OF males, and |, 2ll females In 2a,7
cases fines were imposed. 2, llS Were dismissed.
so turned over TO the military; 81 sent TO iaii
for court; ISL held to bail for court 413 sent TO
the workhouse; l79 gave security Tor peace.
and 2i1 were otherwise disposed or Gases in
Washington and a part OF the county maid
S9,6l142; superseded, sl,O6063; appealed upon.
10 "a; fines for selling liquor to soldiers sI2,J
making total for Washington of sio932 20
In Georgetown and pArtiof the county, fine
paid and superseded amount TO S,SS I-s,1
destitute persons were furnished with lodging:
u lost children were restored to parents: %
sic and disabled persons were aided or taken
to hospitals; IA stray horses and cattle restored
TO owners; go doors found open were secured:
IS fires were attended; 5-norses with yeoicIes
were restored to owners; property and money
amounting TO S29,G25 81 were delivered To own.
ers at the station. houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

nIShillington, Odeon Boiiding sends us
Ladies Magazine for October.
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nj UsIC-A young lady of several years erper,
Nl ence B. Teacher OF Piano and Vocal Ms.io
worId take lev more PUPILS, If a. plicsiion be
made soon. Best of Testimonials and referesces
given Address n. g., City Post Once wsshinS.
ION, &c. a. % sSi.a.s
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THE pUBLIO LAND OFFICE

Inquiry having made to whether or not
certificates for swamp land indemnity can be
located upon double minimum lands, the Com
missioner has replied that the locations of such
certificates must be upon vacant public lands,
at 81 25 ecre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

The EcUIEoCTIAL SToRM--The equinocual,
which hss been SO destructive in the West
since last Moncsy, has reached here, and
have heavy rain To-day, wIth a fan OF twenty
10 thirty degrees in he thermor1e Jer slnc.
morning. An uncomfortable change OF tenn
perature for those coutoing souls who left
home this morning with only their summer
clothing on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-21

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SAILS.
coupons, l1lA: Five Twentles, 1862 l1ix
Five Twent;es, 1854, l05x: Five Twenues,
1866, lO6S; Ten Forties, aST; Seven Thirt,es,
LOG; Colo, 45x =
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SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY.-Yes
Mr.. John l.. Wilson pad vista 10 house
kept hy Ada Lewis, on 3D. street, rear the cans nj;
and after beng shor; time in company with
the inmates. he discovered that he was 8 Is out.
circumstances induced him % suspect that
girl named Rose Morey had taken has money,
and he had her arrested by officer Fainter and
taken to the Seventh Ward stauon-houSe. The
hearing of the case was, deferred by Justice
Handy.
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APPorErED.-WArden Brown OF the hail has
appointed Captain John O'Haean. formeriy OF
the I'd District and subsequently Of Hsncacrss
Corps. as an OH Ger OF the Jail.
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" INTER is CUMING.

Call at "BOYDs,n 41s 9th street, between ID
and y and examine his lar 90 assortment Of -
OFFICE STOVES. PARLOR HEArRRS, "a
iSI one, two. or three stories, put mp by%
FURNACES and LATROBES reset and m ade IN
work. STOVES OF all kinds aired
CRATES, BRICK, sad REPAIRs for Ali Kind
and sizes OF Stoves, constantly en- hand
OLD STOVES taken in exc6anee for new
RoBERT BOYD,
4s9 9th street. beta cen ID and X
n. B. seaier of Weights and Measures se2i lm-
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SATURDAY, Sept. q, 1855,
at IN O'Clock 90 our Salssroom, 2ss PeunsyivanI

100 dozen Canned Fruits, Meas and yeilies
sbarrels Pickles
10 cases Pickles in Jars
3ebarrels Tomato Catsup
bodozsn Scotch Ale
odozen Wines and Liquors
Sdenijohns Old Rye Whisky. Cognac. Brandy.
&c.
50 peekagss ehsics Green and Black Teas.
Together With variety Of choice Groceries, no.
tons, Fanoy Goods, &C., &c. &
Il - NA0Lk 3 90 .Aucttensses.
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SECOND EDITION.
81 sso'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WASHINGTON. September 81, 1865.
Jay Cooke &c Go. furnish the following
,uotauons of Government securities:
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~ please meet Q. 403 seventh street, Ross
Hotel the sd instant, ats o clock m sc 7l-2t'
N lion Of C. No IL. vii 9N Ss heIa On
SATURDAY EVENING, sept 22d 1855. Of sif.
'ss' isss- b order g. :.fs rhospssos Sec
HS SO N q PAWs9N L0DeE, No.
"a 1856 Very important business is to be tran.
ss s 5sGuirihs TIE SttentioA Of every member
sea st @. 4 THOMPSON, Sec.
TNOTIOE-TheJ JOINT COMMITTEE ap.
uS pointed from the different Temperance or
Temperance Mass Meeting, will meet in the Hal iai
81 1se SSRs Of TempsIaase 4sI ON street, on
-. ~ ' Ed: ". ROACH,
secretsry pro tenn.
nTCOLLECTOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL.
US WASHINGTON, d O.. August l., 1856
Mi. NOTICE 70 TAKPAYERS.
l H4tse - hereby given that BY IAN &C! approved
fixed at one dollar ten cents on every one hun
Upon all taxes upon all property not 10 arrears
1ST f esOs for an :: I'VE
last day Of October 1856, after which no Abatement
au ,eos0t WIN. DIXON, Collector.
N SURG EoN GENERALS OFFICE,
MrAsHINGToN. u =. ,Ausust 10, 1856.
Colonel j. Brown, surgeon. U s. Presi.
dtht breyet Lieutenant Colonel III r. Writ,
surgeon, U b. A. Brevet lieutenant Colonel An
thony Heger, surgeon, q. 8. A, and Brevet Major
warren W ebster. assistant surgeon, u. s. A Re
corder, will meet In New York city on the 2Oth of
September next. for the examination of canddates
ior admission into the Medical staff of the United
States army.
Applicants must he over twenty one years of age
and physic ally sound
Applications for an invitation to appear before
The Board should he addressed to the surgeon
GENERAL, U. 3 .,ard must state the full name
Iesidence, and date and place Of birth OF the can
dldSte. Testimonials AS to character and aralif
cations must be furnished. II the applicant has
been IN the medical service of the army during the
war, the fact should lie stated, top ethsr with his
FORMER rank and time and place of service and ties.
hmoniais frem the officers with whom he has
served should also be forwarded
No allowance IL made for the expenses CT persons
upderRo1pR the examination, as IL 10 indispen-
sable prerequisite 10 appointment
here are at present sixty mel es in the medi-
cal stat. forty six Of which gns, bel ne Gre
ated BY the act of Congress approved July %, 1866
JOS. X. BARNES,
au III -eotocl5 Surgeon General, u. 8. A.
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THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS
HoNE.-Tbe brick building a. the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue aud eth street east has
been rented by the Soldiers and Sailors Or
phans' Hone Association, and opened as the
home. As Yet, however, they have but two
orphans unoer their charge. IL .eems that tn,
mothers of many orphans of soldiers and sailors
are dIsinclined to part with their children, and
some of the ladies Of the association are talking
OF making some arrangement for the support
OF such orphans AT their homes.
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BOARD or PoLIcE-The Board was engaged
yesterday with business OF no interest 70 the
public, witch occupied its attention until
Iate hour. The Board will soon be busy with
the examination OF applications for licenses 70
sell splrituous liquors. The only applications
yesterday were two from Georgetown. The
licenses IN Washington sll expire about the
same time. and the Board may expect = host OF
applications for renewals abou: the first OF
November.
In the case OF private Tbos. J. Burreil. OF
the Third Precinct. who was tried snd found
Erdty OF violating the r. z uiato OF the force,
snd conduct unoecomipg an ON GER, the Board
ordered fine OF $50. This was The case grow
ing out OF the assault on DIR. Philips, on the
evening OF the 9th instant The ON Ger has en-
loyed IN excellent reputation since has counec-
ton with the force until this afsir
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W No. 3Os Psnnsylyanis avenue

AUCTION sALE OF CLOTHING, FURNISH
rr-en ING GOODS, &C, &C.
oeioek, a 10; 3s4 Penn'ylvsnis avenue, under
,e2l-4t w.B!IIwIs A co Aoct.
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PICKING A PocKET.-Yasterday afternoon,
Sergeant Kelly picked up VIM Ward an actor.
who was lying drunk IN the gutter, aud took
MN TO the sia'Ion. BE ore he was placed IN
the cell pocket book obtaining : q was taten
from bim. He denied, when ne had become
some what sober, that be had any money Last
'ni~ht ofhcer 9rant received a dispatch IRON
o. -oqoarters TO question him about the rob-
6ng o. MI Bsr'ietI o: $40 shd a watch at the
Pirk on wednesday, aud this morning he ac-
knowleoged IN u be mad taken the money and
watch, but did so because he kne w some other
psrty would get the money If he did not Ward
as held for a bearing
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RKaREsH . wILLIAMs. Aoctio,esr,.
TRUsrEEv SALE OF Housr AVN lot At
THE JUNCTION OF VTRGINTA AVENUE
And = STREET, BETWEEN iST AND I'D

AID sTRHnT, skrW TESiSi isr A Asb s6
STkBHTs WEST.
on MONDAY AFrERNoeN. October ed, att
Of trust duty recorded in Libsr n O. T., No. SIS,
fSifos IN, LIS, snd l7s, Of tine land records OF
q feet inches In depth, OF the east side OF Lot
No. u, An square No. 5S4, with the impro yements,
ing SIX rooms.
All conveyancine and reves ueSstsmps NJ the
day OF the vale; the balance within 10 dsys there
Alter. III not IMPLIED within that time The trus-
Of the defeulting purchaser, By sdvertisisg three
of Is. sse stsF End SsfSEs Che delivery
Sc q Raw BIDS GRDBN WILLIAMs AMI.
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Br iHS.s Sq Ii: sss

a. Haeis . % III giye their psrvonal attention %
the sale OF Beol O-fAte and Household Furuiture Il
the residence Of nmiliee declining housek ee1ans
Also - the ss.eo Of stocks 81 0roceries "a Ges.
snSnolse g even dssestDeaoa, Hersss, Carriages,
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Y THOs. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.

TRueTkkS SALE0F VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOP1kff on Bridge stress, GeJrge.Qrn, at
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, duly record S In Lii
Der W =. No. Us, ioli o 459. 4oo and a6I one of
District Of Oolumbis. wi SELL q public sucti.n,
10 the highest bidder. for casn, on TUESDAY
Lot 10 D, In old Georgetown. fronting aoout "a
feet enthe north side o. Bridge street. near Con
gres3 street. and running back about lis feet 8
Inc ses 10 en- alley.
The improvements consists of a large three story
by Mrs. Rodier ''
Convey ancins and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
CHARLES ABBOTT, Trustee.
. seq THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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This excellent Flour am nov selling ct redueaa
prices, either in Barrels or Sacks
W. BURCHELL
Corner Of 18th and Y streets
tel1 Under Ebbitt House