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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-08-11

THEREBY informs the citizens of Towson-
Ill town and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his late
place of business to the building which he re-
Gently purchased of Mr.. Richard Willis, and
occupied by him as Drug Store and Post Of
fee, where he will in the future be pleased to
see all his friends and customers.
Ikeep constantly on hand a varied assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &C., for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children All Of n.y oa0al
Manufacture, which will be found as durable,
and cheaper than can be purchased in the city
of Baltimore.
1 return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage / have heretofore received, and will
endeavor, by attention to business, and moder-
ate charges, to merit a continuance of the same.
Sg a1 GEORGE STEIBER.
Nav 26. 10Rf-Iv e.fr4 .se4f
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General Sherman.

One can not help but be amused at the half
humorous way in which, though the havoc of
war is visible on every side Southern people re-
fer to their individual losses and the disjointed
state of things generally, to g Mr. Sherman as
they call him. One man has a piece of town
property TO SELL and another asks:
What improvements Z
None but the improvements made by Mr..
Sherman
Or it is Il plantation he wants to sell
Clubhouse, did you say 2
No; there was but Mr.. Sherman, you know
Dwelling
No; Mr. Sherman -
Is there bridge over the creek
No; Mr.. Sherman -
Is there grist mill near your place :?
No; Mr. Sherman -
Orfyou walk the streets with some new ac-
quantance, and remark the huge sho-holes in
so many houses.
Yes; Mr.. Sherman -
Acquaintance mounted on sorry horses meet,
and try to laugh at each others Rosnantes
Well, you know, Mr.. Sherman -
The popular idea of fisherman is of being in
whom are combined the fantastic and terrible
a man with the courage of Hector, the activity Of
a harlequin the sleeplessness of weasel, the
persistence and power Of steam engine, and the
fury of the dread Chimera. They believe that
be lives on brandy and curses and swears, and
gives orders day and night. Sleep = said II
man at whose house the General made his. head
quarters, tell you I don't believe the man
ever sleeps !!
TO them Sherman is like Folker the Fiddler,
told about in the Nibeluugen Lied, the draw
ing of whose mighty fiddle stick setmvery thing
about him to dancing in fire and blood Grant,
they say, is a regular FOUNDER and a gentle
man but Sherman, Oh Sherman is just
well, he's just Sherman !!
If their idea of Sherman is distorted and un-
Just, their ideas of other men and manners gener-
ally in the North are far more so, and keep many
a Southern man, who might otherwise be de-
sirabe neighbor fever of hate.-Bosto"
transcript.
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@s-No advertisement inserted for less than
One Dollar.
ms-Marriages and Deaths inserted free q
charge, except when accompanied by quotations
or remarks, for which the usual price OF adver-
tising will be charged.
The UNION has the largest circulation of any
county paper in the State, and thus offers SUI
perior advantages to advertisers
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$500 PER ANNUM, In Advance.

va No paper discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid, unless at the option of the Pub
fishers. A failure to notify its discontinuance
will be considered renewal of subscription :
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8alto. County Nniolr,
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
LONGNECKERS & co nm Err

IN. G. LoNGNEcKER, !
J. B. LoNGNEcKER,
CHAs. A. CONNER, }
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RATES OF ADVERTISING {:

One square, (of lines, or less,) one insertion
ONE DOLLAR, and for every subsequent IN
sertion, rs cents per square.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-03
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE!

THE Subscriber, on account OF poor health, offers
for sale his farm situated In Lyman, near Good
wins Mills, within my rods Of the school house,
meeting house, and two good grocery stores. Said
isge, pa stursge and woodland q good house. barn
and carpenters shop, with othor out-buildlngs all
OF which are In good repair also two good wells
II water. This place offers good chance for 0
wish 10 work part of the time. One wishing 10
buy such place would do we'll 20 look ut this
place before buying elsewhere rs II will DO sold Mt
q bargain. 3W3O' BENIN u. HILL.
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$1,000 DER Xr.

We v.nt Agents syuyvkss y - ssr nrsoyD 80
eevtng narAioss- rhrse nv kiniA Upsx and sppss
nA.ssa pa. n osry .ssAsso ~ y - Ushsd
Hakss ks ~ than Sio, vhih AZ (s0y tkssses y
Hsss, HlssieS 4 Hstssa, 0rspo 4 Belr, sssS0
Co., ~ peoAsl}sr. In oth9 eheap nsckkns ~ u.
6irs,1.sfs ~ IL ssIfsv q sssr an sbis 70 svssf,
lss - tnprtssssSsf. Crslsu ~. Addfus, a. eai
go INV CHI, HsadsSri, ~. ky2
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MHE MASON q HAMLIN CABINET
l ORGANS. forty different styles, adapted 10 sacred
and secular muslc, hx $50 to 5000 each. fIRTY-ONE
GOLD 90 SILVER MEDALS other nrst premiums awari.
eli them Illustrated Catalogue frcr. Address, MASON
HAMLIN, BOSTON, or MASON BROTHERS, N. Y.
lyr39 ...
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DBOPSY

u collection Of wssss In some parts Of The body.
ssd bears disrent namss according 10 the parts IL
fsctcd. viz. when generally dinused over the bodyi
itis called Anasarcs; when Of The abdomen, AssttsA
whom Of the Ghost Hydrothonx.
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MONTH - AGENTS wanted
~ ~ fR sir entirely HeW articles Just out.
All rsss O. 7. CAREY, City building, Btidebri, Ne.
-, islyr2
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FARM FOB SALE.
FOR 8 A Ei,

HOH - AA@60F
- one hrss sso asy l!s.:' .tsA s:o.:sy,yy
- corner d Pcss "A MosaS vsrsos ssrss6,
tsra 10 esliarI iss oestsiss sSost SoU es 4 issd,
suitable DC ssetAsf hosss Joe dscirsd, has ans
fSr ossh Apply By Letter " A: II. GILMAN.
II uopedais, Naxs.
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GREAT StOO SALE

ny the AMERICAN TRADE AGENCY. perua.
ID nently Organised, and detsruioed ~ sustain
their repstAtioa - The ssst hbsSsi sss n As Cs-
wanted everywhere. Asrats receive psisatis pres
eats o. their o9n sslectlca. Valuable purchases
Vuarantsed 10 every purchaser Of cur peekaSes.
rackaEss q cts sseh, sat 10 ell pAr Of Ne sssn-
try. Send for elfealAfto
BOARDAAN d CO., Agents.
EVA Isl washlngton 81, bostoa.
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Notice.
KgNNElrSK, Jul,

KRxsEsrSE, July iith, 1895.
Nv vito, Mary Ann ilstchins. has. without cause.
len ny home and hmily, and 10 supposed 70 be In
Bidds1srd % $3.50. This 10 - forbld aay psrson
psnss. - shall pay no bills VI hes contracting.
LIZ, OLIVER !: < Hufoana
nhss q G. ovn. s~t. sssof
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HS S.'. y az Ssfs;:1 R; s:::y
0oods ofsny color, In the hest maansf. Costs.
vssts lsats capsa haglsns, Bssquin %. eisanss3
ssd ssloesd without bsiag ripped. and pet 10 eped
ecaef. All selsriss done BY him 10 vsrf.ntsd sss
70 snut iyfle
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THE GRAVEL

ne gravel snssss nom neglect o. imrropss trsAs'
ment Of the kdneya Those organs being veak. the
vstss u not expelled nom the bidder. bal allowed
70 remain, q becomes fsvsrish and sediment forms.
n u nom Oils dsposit that the Stone u soroi and
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An

Have saved more than al ,lJO persons from death,
fos they cure In single day. Cholera, Dy sintery,
all Summer Complaints. Fever and Ague, and Nsu.
rnlKta Also, sure cure Tor DipthertA, Couy rs and
Rheumatism. All druggists sell them.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., Proprietors
Springfield, Mass.
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Roal and Lasting Benefit.

re written description given ny patients, % symptoms,
etc, he does not consider a rviiahle guide.
II IL .th.rsfore attstiy rsELsss to apply M svte o<
semces merely BY hitter; anil ~ the petos time gen
orally very much occup~ he cannot prsnis W
sser such Lters though he esieavcss 10 DO possible.
An who wish 10 eonsah ". " vii please take notcc
that his stay h IRREyOcAnLY hmltc, N the e above
named, hal 10 impossible or him 10 Isoong his stAy even
for single day, and AMI therrt In orier W obtain The M
bepeht u his stay, an early call Ia desrable.
~. " vil REVISIT Bilebci ~ onsn a. the Interests
% his patieots may require.
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AMERIcAN'& FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. ii. EDDY, 80
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of U. $. Patent ones. wasAins,os.
(sNdsr hs oct Of 1871
70 State Street, opposite Ktlby Street,
BOSTON
FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of %
Ssis. sso n aS.as France and
or foreign countries Caveats, Bonds.
Assignments aud all Papers or Drawings for 20
tents, executed On liberal terms and with des-
p e Hss Int Into , ASiS. or or guilty HI,
Of Patents or lnventions-and, legal or othsr I'D.
vice rendered In all matters touching the samo.
Copies Of the claims OF any Patent furnished by
,snittlng One Dollar. Assignments recorded At
No Icsney in tAs Un,isd States possesses Superior
faculties for obtaining Patents or asesrfaning tAs
Vaisntabihty Of fnpsWtions.
During eight months the subscriber, In course Of
his large practice. made on trIes rejected appioa-
tions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one OF which
was decided In m favor BY tho Commissioner Of
~ TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy rs one OF the most eapesi,
and sseetsysi practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse"
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more eompsisnt and
i,sstSeriAy and more capable Of putting their aR.
and favorable consideration at the Patent ONCE"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
.Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all bus one Of which patents have
been granted. and that 10 nsv psSdsSg. Such un-
mlsta ksable proof OF grost talent and ability on
his part leads me 10 recommend all Inventors 20
apply TO him to procure their patents, a. they may
DO sure Of having the most fAithful attentiOn be-
slowed on their cases. and very reasonable char.
ges." -
Boston, January I, 1866. yrl
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MARRIED.

In The city, July - Ny Rev. J. s,e,crs Mr. Chsr,es
NaAinssa ard Miss flsistts orv~n, bah Il this sfy
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FRANKLIN COUNTY. ~
Min. prize.
per sore
Part OF Tow nship No. Q, n 8, w.B. X. Pat
the minimum Of 81 900 for the tract. cts
North part Of Mol II 6.W.B.R KIP, io54O =,
Remainder south half ,, l.w.B.K.P-
iO,6it acres, O.
PlscATAoUIs COUNTY.
Scctions4, 6, 6, 70, u, % and q, In Township
No.2. r. IL. w. X. L. g., 4.2S3 acres, N
Elliotsville-Lots and 8, Il. and 6,R.
2.3,6,7 and 8, r. 81 aud Gore, $50
AR0OsTOoK COUNTY.
., 9, W. K. L. g.. Sections No. 4, 10, a,
L. r. ., being ). W. I and other parts re- .
maining unsurveyod, S,t9 acfcs, 81
G, R.2. W. Z, L. g.. at the mInimum price
q thirty cents Per acre fSr the Town.
and seventy. ive cents for selected Sec
lions. Proposals. deemed most hyors-
BILE In the aggregate will DO received.
Section No. ~; Lots I, Sec. 49, 2, Sec. 49,
Sec. ); Lots ), Sec. 4, 4. SEQ. 4, i,seo. 10,
Seq 70, .; Sec; 70 :; Sec; ioL l, Sec.
SEQ. I6j 4. Sec. 49, 2,s5l acres. 10
Lots No. 81, IS, s6. 80, ca 50, 90, Of, "a, %,
81. es. DC, o.. 100, iOi, ioo, iO6. iU7, 100,
II, rs, ". 4 I s. "
Section No. 6, Lots 10, 10. %, N. W. Sec.
Rs::r1ins he privllsg. OF Withdrawing "
~ SOMERSET COUNTY.
G, .I7,w.E.L.S.
4. w. I. $3.50 acres, ca
K. !, rsmaindsr, t,32S, 90
26d ISAAC r. CLARK, Land Agent,
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Sale Of Public Lands.

LAND OFFICE, bangor, June I, 1866.
IN pursuance OF law as defined In chapter &, SEQ.
given that the following schedule OF tracts and
parcels OF lands will DO offered for sale Satur
day, the FIRST day or September next ut ~ O'Clock,
noon, ut the Land Office In Bangor, NJ price per
tised list. ~" NH...
Tho sale to no by Sealed Proposals In conform
ity with tho provisions OF the foregoing and
minimum price Of the township or part, shall ac-
company each proposal, which sum shall consti-
tute part Of and DO allowed In, the cash payment
TO be made upon the township or tract purchased.
Payments required TO DO one third cash, remain
der In three promssory notes payable annually In
one, two and three years, with Satisfactory bond
for payment OF stumpage.
The sum deposited by any other bidder, who does
at any time aftor tho bids ere declared and made.
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FI[I73 DROPS

Rocr'r PEsrAcaiSk preserves the life of the Hair;
change 10 from gray 20 It's original color In three
weeks preventing the hair from falling Is the
ket, will surely remove dandrun and cure all d.
ssssss Of the ssalpi 10 delightfully."- psrfuued,
cures baldness and
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Neffences Win psfmSsoni
Rev. pr. scuwAsrx, io3 rinekoey at, n1~too-
~. a. 0riLsErrs, Z. Hotel, b-toa
In. KELLkY, I'D rrem"at St, Bostca.
d.. HAEr, l0& ryler st., Bnston
d. n lioEscu, Dover, N. u.
Dr. ,. A. YoUSa, Dover, ". ~.
u. ID. Ross, Mo-, Liberty SQUARE, ILstoo.
@ ALLEN BRowS, Esq - Commercial 81, Bo.tcn.
u UHsIso, Es,., Justice u The rvsos, No ID School
L BAso, HI, Il Boyis,on q, Bo.soe-ssa o,herA n
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AdditlOnal BOUNTY

f,O SOLDIERS Who srrysi too thrce ycars, we've
L dtsrharrvi tx vuswis. Aiso 80 the beir q thass
Sho il In The srryice hun uousis immoLAis aptlsca
tha shoah be made 10 n. w.GCFTILLs
II US Claim Agvn. sou, Maiss.
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$1,000 .ns sa made By : any II: sG n...
ssry. The fresidents, Cashiers and rrcAsursrs Of
, banhs endorse the Circular. Sent ffee With sam
pies. Addrcss the American Stencil Tool Works,
Springfield. Vermont. 3m1!
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW continues TO devote his
entire time 10 the treatment OF ell diseases Incl.
ty.thrss years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In The rs,'t eses Of S-ys1s'
s,ss and s0 ether Msssfrsai Dsrssgs~ssis, nom
sAafsvs, sssss. AL Letters for advice nuss con-
tain 81. Once, No. Endieott street, Boston.
N.B.-Board furnished TO those Who wish 10 TO
main under treatment.
Dostou. June ~. isss. ty0
WHISPERS! WHlSKERSi
~ L O. Ncsuz' cerrsiis, Tn greaie-t stimulates IN The
wcsh viii kSce Nhskers 90 Mustseh~ to rrvw On the
p,nsSh<s he chs Known fan ssnbt f< TRIAL
ssut fsr~ any dr-rcss 20 testing rs mevits Nd
rss., RssvEs Co. - Nss~aa -, Ny. 3sd
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23ESf:X9lIl3

viii mol stain tho skin Is perfect Rsstorer and
Dressing combined. No other preparation for the
hair contains Pestaehio Nat OIL Sold by all Drug.
BiRD. REED, CUTLER d Co, Agents, Boston,
Mass. oRRiN SKINNER 4 CO. sole Prcpristors'
y7 Springfield, Mas.
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Consultation on First Visit Free.
References with permission |,

Foo No othes dsasrs hut the above named neci app,ica
his Whole atientiou-
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EVE, EAR and THROAT!

Rsqsis,ss esAa MEDICAL o. SURGICAL sh. rsr,ic-
uAs attention given chlien Actcd With discharges
IRON ths Lar. Parents having ehiLrva ansc,ss, In
hrmed that they can be cured u that DisAGREEABLE
and DANGEROUS afietioa surely and permanently and
that The SOONER they have attended to the rcd
ny Can be encct.i say dangerous Aetiou, - In
ny partial total des>s anil fpdsfiss 81
pegieetcd-
Patients shca keep In li that In sassf srsvy dis
trre time when beyos.t the rrseh u
human skill The Dets ters 10 inoSm al applicants thai
they be accepted IAtient under any ecossie
tea whatever, uni~>s he 10 satishsd, ny careful PER-
SONAL examination u The cas- that he can do them
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Dividend Notice.

4 MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of one per cent (f0r
n July) 70 nov payable ~ holders OF sock In
the shaw Ciark Sswlnx Machine Company VI
record Ills date.
Blddsfsrd, July ~, Isss. Iva
Evening star., 1866-10-09
DEPoT MOURNING DRESS GOODS

DEPOT MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Families wearing Mourning are rsspsc fully IN
formed that still continue to give spscsl .ttsn
ton to the sale Of
MOURNING GOODS
Of the best class.
We have now in store of LUPIN's celebrated
manufacture
BoMBAZINEs,
MoUssELAINs, s-.
kEPPs, EMPRESS CLOTH.
POPLINs, THYBET MERINos
CASHMERE BARRIrZ.
TAMEsE, PARIsIEHNE.
BLACK DRKss GOODS.
ALSO,
MOURNING SILKS,
MOURNING sHAwLs
GRAPES AhD GRAPE Wells.
BLACK KID GLOVES, &C, &c
JOS. J. MAY Co.
sos Pennsplvsnis avenue,
oc oftt bet 9th and 10th st,
Evening star., 1866-10-09
MARRIKD.

RAMsDELL-HINES On Tuesdav III. ,1 in
Ssnt by the keyd j. g. Butler, GEO p RAMS
ILL Esq, OF Mass to MARY ELIZABErH
CITY "o'' As9-' Oh tnis
Evening star., 1866-10-09

FATAL ACCIDENT-Mr- -AIonzo Navs .
young man employed as a fireman on one Of
The locomotives OF the Orange and AIexandria
railroad, In jumping from the train on Satur
Gay, In Lypchburg, slipped, and falling upon
me track, was run over, and almost instantly
killed.
Evening star., 1866-10-09

TO GATHER PEARLS from Oceans vases
Divers go down In divers places;
But at our months Of streams and bays,
NO pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the Soznd0nf divine.
Evening star., 1866-10-09

DEATH OF WALTER RATCIPPE-walter. the
son OF Daniel Ratclife, lawyer, formerly of
inns city, recently died In ST. Louis of the
battalion f.- .- ----
Evening star., 1866-10-09

JEwELRY.--Jet aud Steele Setts, Jet and
enameled Combs, Jet Chains, Ladies Com.
Panions, LADIES Satcnells lls-received this morn
ing at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
AIS Pennsylvauia avenue. near 4k street. >
Evening star., 1866-10-09

CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails. Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
tTeated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
va Penn. av.. between * and 6th streets. Of
nee hours from a m. to y. m, and 6 to s o.
m. No charge for con sultatiop.
Evening star., 1866-10-09

ALONG THE COOL sequestered vale OF life.
! hey kept the no'ssless tenor oftheir way,
And bought their clothes Of Henning.
Evening star., 1866-10-09
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctaeneers,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIrURE

On "WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant az 10 o clock
q. m, We shall sell, at the resiaence Of q gentle
man declining housekeeping, no. 25T Sth street
west, eetween ~ and n streets north, o genaral
assortment Of Furniture viz:
walnut II air seat Cnairs and Sofas
MAJ Ible-top Side and other Tables
walnut Bedrteads and Bureaus
Msrdrobes, Washstsnds and Towel Racks
Csne-sest Rockers and Chairs
Parlor Cook and other Stoves
China, Glass and OrOckery Ware,
With many other articlej, which we deem un-
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
oc3 d Aucfioneers.
Evening star., 1866-10-09

INTERESTING MEETINGs-At the Island
Baptist church, Rev. e.. e.. Meador pastor A
very interesting series of meetings is in pro
gress, and there Is prospect that the meetings
VIII result In much good. At Gorsuch Chanel
protracted meeting. at which numbers OF
IN progress.
Evening star., 1866-10-09

BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
Tor gentlemen's wear, made to order by John
Strott, National HOTEL entrance on 9th street.
and inside Hotel
Evening star., 1866-10-09

RY K. +. PAGE, AuctIoneer.
LOT no. IL IN SQUARE NO. SIG, ON FIFTH
STkEkT EAST, BETWEEN SOUTH AND
STREETS.
Two Building Lots Of y feet trent by lis feet lOI,
inches deep each. being part OF Lot No In Square
Ne. 94j. near Wallsch School.
Lots No-. and IA, in Square No go, on 9th ST ,
near East Capitol street.
shall sell the above described Lots, on the
premises, ON THURSDAY, October IL, at o clock
p. h. ..r.
Terms: One third cash. balance in 81 K and twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust on the property
Conyeyancing and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
&C 6,9ll II. PAGE.
Evening star., 1866-10-09
jy %


i have the finest and best sssortm~nt az Lsa;es.
Hisscs. and Childrens Shoes south u %
HEt:oc: Front Lsc:. occgres,. tipped and siai %.
haye superior article o Button Sole osi-
ten OF imported material, very popslar in Hsw
Together With general line OF ali a sNties Of
Sooos. yhieh en- ssliing Ct tower prices thsa cs6
be bought OF the came Qualities. - : - =
Oan and zee before purchasina
A. p. u0OvuB.
331 Pennsylvania avea us between
se xS-eo0t 9Th and 7th streets, south eide.
Evening star., 1866-10-09
DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the private stock OF a vail.
and nrst quality PORT WINE, Alto Douro
This wine has been known 10 me several vs.r.
and its effects upon persons suffering with All,
ments incident to the season have been very bens
fetal. H~
IL 10 ordered and recommended By physict.n.
and oal be relied on In every Dsrticulsr.
n. w. DURCHELL,
corner 18th and streets.
Evening star., 1866-10-09
DIED..

,sPARIRIpGB. AT Houston. Texas, September
!otn lSo, Ars BELL g., wife Of Samuel IL, Par.
HIdse, late OF Mashinston, ID o., and dau nter OF
WIS isabella Ainehan of PhiladelphiA Pa
Evening star., 1866-10-09

pennies can be had in any quantities at the
Star ONCE counter
Evening star., 1866-10-09

STEALING PANTALOoNs-Yester oA3,a-
Leach, OF the Second Ward, arrested lanes
Allen, colored. for the larceny of a pair OF
pants, the property of Julia A. Williams The
pants were recovered and the accused was
taken to the Central Guardhouse IIpon
searching him the officer found upon him a
silver watch supposed to have been stolen
from another person. Justice Morsell post
poned the hearing in the two cases until this
morning, when the witnesses were ordered to
appear. ~
Evening star., 1866-10-09
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