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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-14
nv IoHrY pARR0TT AUCT10NEER

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
SjTATE.-Dy authority of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Alexandria County, pronoun-
ced III the May term OF said Court, leG0, IN the
suit Of VIM. COgan. guardian, &c, vs. James
smith ard others-the undersigned appointed
By the said Court Commissioner to sell the
Real Estate in the bill and proceedings MENTION
cd. will sell on SATU RDAI, the seventh day
9TH Of July next in front OF the premises, q!
II o. clock, lot Of ground with the improve
ments thereon situated on Cameron street, be.
tween Henry and Fayctte streets, ana bounded
as follow: :: Ninetythree feet five inches west OF
Henry street on the south side of Cameron street
thence south one hundred feet parallel with
Henry street TO an open Court 90 oy AZ Icy; :.I.
:, hence west on said Court, and parallel WITH
Cameron street fifteen fect--thence north ana
,.raiiel with Henry street 100 teet-thence on
cameron street fifteen feet to the beginning.
Terms :.-O nc-tenth Of the purchase money IN
cash: the residue in three equal Instruments al
six, twelve al1d eighteen months respectlyely-
with interest from day of sale-the deferred pay
,ncnts TO be secured by the bonds or the purcha-
ser with satisfactory security, and the title 10 %
retained until the whole purchase money is PAID.
jc 6-2awts WM. =. PRICE, Commissioner.
TNARM NEAR UPpERVILLE.. VA, AT
+ pRIVArE SALE.-l3y authority of DO;
cree II the Circuit Court of Loudoun, cndereo
in the suit Of Ginson vs.. gibson! We VIZ sx'i ~
private sale. the Farm known Ct .trrnueI be-
fonpinr to the estate Of the late nahlon GIBSON.
Th5 firm il Londoan eUoniy o Wa q Gnea n.it
,artinns Of the State, Oh the Turnpike twenty
S from Wnsb o Snd TREE FS% I'd ard I'd
+ Fourteen cres has on 1t g convenient ana SUD-
ss%ts Gos DvsnE with tbsr out a5 Su1 ae IS
| Of good timber on it. brside5 Meadows ana Up
| iand, Tie farm is in good der and condition,
with good fencing. # not so!d at PriiSa,e sac
tie highest bidder, on SATURDAY. June 80
1886 about noon, b-to!e the st re house lTrmer-
" occupied By WIN. y. Stephenson IN upper
vile.
fourth on confirm .ton Of sue, onc-tvurth IN
six rG onths, onc.Ioursn in twelve m9"th;: ana
ore-f urlh in eighteen months from day, OF SAFE.
The purchaser ~ give bond and personal scout
itv for deferred payments: with lnteres, from
doy Of sale little to D. withheld as further So
B. Gibson, on the premises, will give any in
TO- l'''''')'' JOHN NJ. ORR, Leesbutg, .
e.. BRUCE GIBSON, II erhur,"
.- Commissioners Of sale.
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Cole y &c:ancing under the uncertainty at
tending he qualification efforts of the European
neutiaic, Oh attempted settlement of the great
questions at issue before the Congress- which
has Haer crllod Ell Paris.
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LOCAL NEWS.

We acknowledge the receipt OF al invitation
to attend the annual ceiebra' ioa of the Wash
ipgton Literary Society Of the University Of
Virginia, which will be held in the public Hall
of the University, beginning at half past eight
O clock, on Wednesday evening, June 9th,
lse6-Mr: Micajah Woods, Of Albemarle,
President, and Mr. John s. Wise, Of Rich
mond, Virginia, Medallist.
Mr.. James N. Dunlop, Of Richmond, is the
orator Of the occasion.
The following gentleman compose the Com
mittee of Arrangements: William NJ. Perkins,
T. Rowland, J. N. Stubs, Charles E. Taylor,
NJ. M. Gillian, Leigh R. Watts and J. NJ.
Beckham, of Virginia; Euclid Borland, Jr., Of
Louisiana; NJ. H. johnson, of Georgia
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Strawberries have been scarce and high all
this season. But few persons can afford to buy
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5tata ;3aal; Notes seem to be In disfavor in
<QnG Of ;ae Eastern States. The business men
9TH instant 10 refuse the notes Of all the State of
.,&inc banks The Philadelphia banks next
Hricey viI! commence tho discarding of all
G,a:e 1an!; ro;3s tnat DO no. maintain par re-
I.rnn.i1n
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~o,ton enc: Flour both declined in New York
yesterday.
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:: I2!N Z LIST.

ARRIVED.
5.'pmar Express, Ryther, Baltimore, to j.
Ercdtis < Co.
rch. Gamuel the First, Singler, Philadelphia,
COIL o :. .-eaHherand.
SAILED. ... .. FL.
JJteaf1ship Thomas, Swift, New York, by
seven. Bro. g Co,
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..Amuse1nents.
rNHE- GREAT-UNIoN- GIFT CONCERT

TTNHE KEAT-UNION GIFT CONCERTO
Il r7.-rG-rE~rzE = G,sIb ~ 2E Il
TO BE DRAWN AT
GROWERS THEATRE, WASHINGTON,
Z WEDNESDAY, JULYs 25fs 1865. 81 &,
Number Of Tickets Issued, la5, COO Price ST
Each,
$4,000 VALUABLE GIFTS. WORTH 1923,
POI, WILL BE PRESENTED TO
TICK ETs HOLDERS.
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NEGRO SHoT.-A negro man, not one of
the old residents, was shot in the shoulder aud
severely wounded, on the corner Of Cameron
and Pitt streets, by a white man, last night
about half past nine o'clock-at any rate this
is the tale he told the two watchmen who found
him on Gibbon streets last night about half
past twelve o'clock, and who, at his request,
procured him the services of surgeon from
the Freedmens Bureau. His account of the
infection Of his wound was so contradictory and
unsatisfactory that it is supposed he was shot
while attempting to commit robbery.
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EXCURSION -On Sunday next there will be
Grand Excursion down the river, on the fine
steamerW awaset, to MATTHIAS POINT, passing
around the Light Boat an returning. Our
friend Capt. s. Gedney, the Assistant Super
intendent of the Line of Potomac Ferry Steam
ers, heads the Committee Of Arrangements,
aud we can, therefore, with confidence antci
pate for all, who are so fortunate as to partici-
pate in the enjoyment Of the trip, delightful
and pleasant recreation The Wawaset will
leave the 7th street wharf, in Washington, at
81 a. M, and return at D. m All from this
city who wish to co. can gess on the boat at 10
a. m. The tickets are 81 only. ......
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LIST OF GIFTS.

This is the greatest inducement ever offered tt
the public, neticket ioutof every four drawing
/ q prize
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~ X l.sTwooD AsHBY has been appoint
e local Agent for the FIRE INSURANCE COM
~: c: tIlexandria, to solicit and receive APP
2cGtions Tor insurance. He NAV be found at
ne s-cIe Of g. j. Miller, No 65, King ST., Alex
srcric my o.
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BLANKETS, SC, SC.

= LOUISE corner of Henry and Wolfe eE =gEHl,
streets, containing ten large rooms The house
hes been 'hroughly reitted. Apply TO-
w. MAkEL1,
i SIS No. Isl, King street.
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ri L-G.2ED, all persons declining housekeep-
ing to know that I am paying the highest
G e.! ;o,ice for HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
=, "a iIO RE; Apply at No. 81, King street,
oA2 door from Fairfax Street. my I'm
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30 i. z E Q II A n L s. ......
IrE 30. VERNON COTTON MILL,
o. ALEXANDRIA. AND
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..'lE..ASEED,-The highest cash price paid
- my 30-tf B. WHEAT.
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BIG CLERK WANTED-Must be tho
- roughly competent, and come we'll recon-
menGcd. JOHN r. MAJOR,
'a ;t-2,] Corner 7th and H. SITS, Washington.
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% s@.ETrE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.,
!lfe4ow il successful operation, manufacturing
:: E2cc -!"3'M COTTONS, .:s
ALL WOOL CASSIMERES,
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>OCEa~- SOCK LOST.-~Was lost, at or
- near :ay bench, in the market, this morn:
ms q Leather Pocket Book, containing a small
&Utl Oh money, for which will pay q liberal re-
ward fie ! -3tl SUSANNA MONkOE,
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T EDWARD CHASE,
DEN TAI SURG EON,
Office, $50 King ST. 3rd door west of Washing ton.
my Oft ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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NIX HALF Bills. FAMILY ROE POTO-
son in oak packages, and warranted prime :.
10 half bbls. nett Shad in oak packages.
10 kegs Shad Roe in oak packages. -
so bbls. No. Gross Hcrrings, for sale e., by
nv Soft ... No. s. Prince ST..
Evening star., 1866-10-30
RY HAGLE a CO.. AucrioreeFs.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREnProRY SALE or
tlhE HOUSEHOLD FURHITUkE AND

EXTENSIVE AND PEREnProRY SALE OF
FIhE HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE AND
ON WEDNESDAY Oct. 81, at 10 o clock a m.
We shall sell " auction. = large and eNtensiy- as
sOTimeBt 81 hU- HoU~ehult Furniture. sc be
longing 10 a gentlens an declining business sud
removed .or con NenienCe % sale 20 No on D
street, Woodward Building We name in
part
fiue French plate MsnteI and other Mirrons
MslDutsud Oak Extension Dining Tables
- W Alnut all. Oeh OfhCe Desks and Tables
N4nut aha Eossw OOd Marble top Tables
Ros"W3oa snd walnut Arm, Reception, and other
Walnut Bstrscks, with Marble sIaIs
" alput and thogsny Wsshstands aud Tables
u doz Oak an.-eat Office Ghsirs
Large lot oi bIBIBg and other CAnesest CkAirs
s dOZ WOodseat Chairs
Csneseat Arm and Nurse Rockers, Boston Rock
sdoz Bedsteads, various patterns
IOO Iron Single Rsdstesrs
l0u Iron Double Bedste~ds
lOU superior Hair Mat .rtsses
Husk and st aw matfr--se-
Feather Bolsters snd Pillows
Buffalo Robes, Blankets, Comforts, and b I'd
Spreads
100 suT erior Saddle Cloths
2OO Military Goats and Jac Eets. new
Large let of India Rubber and other goods. con-
sletIEg of Rubber Pack ug. Bai-, : ringss,
Combs, Brushes, Hosiery, Blu - and
&Oollen GAuntlets ami Gloyes, Fet IL ats,
One Washing Machine
One pair heavy Oak Doors.
Cases whisky. TarrsgOns and Sherry Wine, and
One Cssf sherry Wine, from Government hospital
The attention OF the trade is specialy called TO
this sale. the goods will lie sold without reserve
and put mp in lots 20 suit.
Terms cash.
oc % NAGLE CO, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-10-30
DIED.

DIED.
SEWARD. On Monday, October 29. FRANCES
a sEWARb, only daughter OF William .
Seward
The relatives, friends and acquaintances are in.
Elt'n 10 attend her funeral tt 55a clock on Wed
her"Sy heAl' % d 'Ohh ChuTch. q
SCOTT. On the 29th instant JANE HARRI
SON SCOTT, relIct Of the late Captain J ohn ID
Scott. OF Georgetown, ID. c.. and daug hter Of the
lste MAJOR Thos. Beatty, OF the fO.mer place
Her funeral will take place from her former res
ldenCe, No. 800 18th street, between b and O.
tlslsnd,) ON "wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock :
KING. IN Washington, on the 2gth instant at
2 Q clock, after painful Illness, Mrs MARY
KING, widow Of the late Iguatius King formerly
IF Georgetown.
Weep not for her that dieth.
For she sleeps and is rest
Ard the couch whersOn she Iieth.
1sthe green earth ; quiet breast.
Her friends are TespeJ fully invited to atteEd
her funcI al frem her late residence on 18th street
near o, on Wednesday evening, at 2 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

GNERCOATS. Ten Dollars: OverCOats, Thir-
teen Dollars: OveTcOats. rifteen Dollars: Over
coats, Sixteen Dollars: OyeTcoats Eighteen
Dollars: oyeTCOats. Twenty Dollars; Over
coats, Twenty two Dollars; OyercOats, Twen-
ty-hye Dollars: OyercOatS, Thirty Dollars:
OvercCats, Thirty-tiye Dollars; Overcoats, all
prices; OverCOats, one Price only Jennings
IS The place, corner Seventh street and Mary
land avenue
Evening star., 1866-10-30

AFrAIRs IN ALBxArDRrA.-The q ,yern-
ment Las relInq "a he'd 10 the ckhol iers the
control OF the washington and AIexanjr a
Turnpike. held for military purposes sine the
18th OF May, le6i, and the President OF the
Company, Joseph +. Brown, Esq, of Wash
iDgton, gives notice that the road will be I'M
medIstely put in thorough repair. to which
end toli-gates will be immediately er .cted,
and the collection of toll be commen ced on
Thursday next
The Washington and Alexandra Turnpike
company VIII soon bring a suit of ofej.ctment
against Walter Lenox and others, for the re-
moYal o. the Waship0'op. Alexandra. &
georgetown Railroad. Should this suit pre-.
@ N"ii, / WIZ 'erMinatS raiher aoTuRUy Ine ill.
CATION going on between Stewart Phelps. and
Others.
Israel e.. C'Neal. of Division No. 90, of Alex
andTI", has been elected G.. w Y. OF t'e Grand
Diyis ion Sons of Temperance OF the District of
CCluInria
Evening star., 1866-10-30

ROBBED on THE TRAIs.-A young gentle
Try and former partner of James Guy. ir., Of
This city. was robbed, on the tram he;uesn
washington and Baltimore a few days since.
while going on a visit 10 the latter city ~ sSIo
in gold, which was all tie money he had No
clue to the perpetrator yet.-AIerandria Jo,,r.
al
Evening star., 1866-10-30

SAVE YOUR MONBYM-Buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at Francs Cheap Store.
4Si 1th street. three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall. He sells good Merino Shirts and Draw
ers. At -: good Canton Flannel Drawers, a.
IS cents Glay's Collars, - cents per box. 3
Evening star., 1866-10-30

DIsMIssED.-YesteTday afternoon, Patrick
Deely, storekeeper, living on the corner of
"a ana streets south, was arrested by officer
James upon the com plant OF Edw'd p Walsh
that Deely had caused his wifes death by cru
ely beating her. A jury of inquest was sum-
mOned, and, AFTER investigating the case, re-
turned a verdict that the blows inflicted upon
Johanna Deely. by her husband. did not cause
her death, but that she died from some disease
(supposed Ia be- cholera morbus) to the Jury
unknown. Deely was dismissed by Justice
Boswell.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-Benlamin Miller, No
1ol Bridge s.ree,. GeGgetown, says the way
to do it is TO buy your Ery Goods at his store,
AID from the terms mentioned in his adver-
q ement elsewhere we judge he is about right.
The rates he ment 01s are certainly low.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

GRAND LARCENY OF A DOG.-Testerday
las. Lavender was arrested by officer Morgan
upon a charge of the larceny of dog, the
property of Rudolph Heunsch. Justice Wal
ter held him TO bail for court. If the case
is taken up in court ana decided az gainst the
accused, il will reverse the common opinion
that adOg rs not property, aud the 9efOre the
taking of a dog is not a larceny.
Evening star., 1866-10-30
RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS. auot,onser.

EXTENSIVE sALE Of PABLOB CHAM
BER IuRNIIURE, FREECh CHINA PLh.
PEBIEc PEB TAsE tEcAfdS Akb cUrGLAss wARE AT
ON THURSDAY, the lst day of November next,
Of Of John r. ssmme. mn EsI SOnns she on T,Sn
avenue. between 7th and 3th streets, Island, the
One " siIut Case Piano, Cover and Stool
one tre % Black slnut nut fsTI9r suit uphol
consisting af Tete A Te'e sofa large aud snsii
Castor and six Siae Chairs, with covers
Handsome Black Walnut Etsgcre, with glass
Four Fancy Upholstered Gothic Chairs
Handsome Iamask Curtains and CornIce and
One set of handsome Furniture. consisting of
fine l6 foot oaS Extension Taxe, MarbIe-tOp
SideDOaTd, with glass back and dStagere shelves
twelve pholstered Oak Frame Dining Chairs
Oak Bookcase and Green BeP Lounge, ali to
Hanasome Black Walnut Bed tead
RsItIs Mar TOP Dressing SsI Bureau and Wsshstand
Six fne Feather BEDS, twelve Feather Pillows and
Black v ainut French Bedsteads
Dressing Bureaus, WsshstsHss and Cane sea-
Black " alnut and Cherry wsrdrobes
One Hsndsome French China Decorated Dinner.
Dessert, and Tea Set. eli complete, consisting
One Full French China Decorated Tea Set, seventy
Four She field Plated Walters
sheffield Plated Tea and Coffee Urn
Egg Boiler and Ice Pitcher
Cut, glass Deeaptsrs' aobst., Vine @ Glasses. Fin.
ger Bowls Water Bottles and Tunblers
Large lot of White French China
One Fine French China Egg Nogg Bowl
Handsome Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets
Hall, Floor, and other OilcIeths
Mhatnot, Lounge, Dining Tables and Rockers
Two Handsome PsrloT Chandeliers
Gilt Frame Mirrors and Engravings
Stewards Cooking Stove and Utensils
Several Good Chamber stoves
Refrigerator and Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which We deem unneces-
ssry TO enumerate.
Terms cash.
Also,
Alta o clock .. m, on the same day, We shall Of r
the residence, Consisting of fine built Brick
House, with basement, Containing n all some l9
rooms, with handsome psrlors, chambers, dining
and sitting rooms, pantries, wine cellar, closets
gas and water throughout the whole house; lot =
feet ii inches front by ia feet deep an alley
Also, seven handsome Building Lets, 20 by 100 feet
deep.
Terms made known on the day Of sale
oc 26-d GREEN i WILLIAMS, aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-30
CITY ITEMS.

We CALL ATTENTION to the Bail 70 ia given
by the Irb,iuity Association, December 81.
See their advertisement.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

o GRAND DLARCENr.-Yesterday afternoon, Of
hcer Taylor arrested Henry Simms, coIored
for the larceny of pair OF boots from the stai
Of John II. Weaver, in the Center Market
The boots were stolen a week ago, but Mr.
Weaver caught him yesterday and turned him
over 10 officer Taylor. Justice Thompson com
mItted the prisoner 10 JAIL for court.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

KEEPING oPES ON SUNDAY.-Yesterday, B
haTanghi, confectIoner, was arrested by Off
Ger Davis, OF the sth precinct, for keeping open
his place of business on Sunday. Justice
Handy fined him S2O.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF Grand Levee of
Metropolis Lodge. |. o D. F. 10 be held on
Monday next at odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
A fine time rlay be expec ed.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
French and American WINDOW GLASS,
BRUSHES, all kinds,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
PAINTS, TURPENTINE,
LEWIS'S WHITE LEAD,
French ana Jersey ZINC,
vARNIsHEs, BENZINE, COAL OIL,
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
DROP LIGHTS, SHADES,
LINsEED OIL, at reduced prices,
FRENCH PLATE and FRENCH CRYSTAL
GLASS furnished on short not ce.
PAINT MIXED TO ORDER,
By FRANCIS MILLER,
90 B-6t 504 Ninth street.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

FUGITIvEs FROM JUsTICE.-Yssterday, off,
Gers BaIly and Pool, OF the I'd precinct arrest
rd Frederick Hess, VIM. Hess, and Joshua
B;II, upon bench warrants issued by Judge
piin. Onicer Evans, of the Seventh Ward
arrested Mary Richardson, upon a bench war
rant issued by Judge Fisher. The parties were
oenNered 10 the Marshal OF the District to be
held ior the decision of the Criminal Court in
cases against them before that coart
Evening star., 1866-10-30

A SURE PILE CURE-Dr. GiIbert's Pile in
stTUment positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent sy mail on receIptof 81. CIrcu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address !. Romano. Mana
ger NO. 90 broadway, New York. 3
Evening star., 1866-10-30
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctisneers.


LARGE SALE OF NEARLY NEW HOUSE
E0Lp I khdTCRE AT NO. S43 EIGHTH
SThE1T WEST, BETWEEN AND X Sis
NORTh, Near the Northern Liberty Market,
at Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst ant. 81 10 o o'clock
M, we shall sell, st the residence II gentleman
declining houseekeep ct House No 34a, good
assortment OF Furnitury, consisting Of
Black Walnut Hsircloth SOFAS, Chairs, Easy Chair
and Booker
Black walnut Marble top Table
Mahogany Marble TOP and other Dressing Bure.us
Windew Shades, &c
Msrdrobes. Cane sest Rockers and Chairs
Nearly new painted Cottage Setts
Bureau and Enclosed Washstsnds
Bedsteads. Hair. Gotten. top and other Mattresses
Excellent Brussels, Three ply, Ingram and other
Carpets
Oilcleth, Mats, &c
Dsmask covered Lounges
Extension Dining and other Tables
Parlor. Cooking, and other Stoves
Two Portable Bake Ovens,
And lot of Kitchen heQuisitss
Alse, fine Lady's Side Saddle, Bride, kc
nearly new.
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAM6
oc Is AuCtioneers
Evening star., 1866-10-30

TRUE MERIT APPEECIATED.-s'BrOW s Bron-
ctidi TTO,ksS," have been before the public
many ears. Zach year finds the Troches in
some new, distant localities, in various parts
Of the world Being an article OF true merit
when OEce used, the value OF the TrOches Is
appreciated, and they are kept always at hand,
10 b. used as occasion requires. For Coughs,
Colds. and Throat Diseases, The Trocbes have
proved their efficacy.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

COOP FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made 81:
best French Calt Boots, 10 order, Sli 10 $40. ]
SfTctt National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside Hotel
Evening star., 1866-10-30
RY X =. PAGE, AuctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DEsIRIRIE PROP
EhIh, BklNG 1HE NORTHERN HALF OF
LOT IL, IN SQUARE la. LOCated on corner
oi lftL ST. eet west aus street north and "a the
rear o. the residences Of Chss Knapp, Esq.. sud
BY virtue of sdeed of trust from W Anderson
and vile TO me, dated Oct -. 1858, and duly re-
corded IN Liber }. A No lsa, folios IO4. I05. Is
ani lR, on q the land records Of WashiHst1n
county. ID. q 1 shsll sell the above described
property. on the premises, OF TUESDAY, Oct %,
1876 At a. O'Clock RI
Terms announced st q me OF sale. ConyevanciuR uR
and stamps st purchaser opst.
ALFkKD BAY. Trustee
&C Is h y. PAGE Auct
Evening star., 1866-10-30

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LIcESsK.-Yes-
terday, Dan1 Masoney was arrested by officer
Thompson, OF the Third Ward. for selling
liquor without a license. Justice Thompson
fined him $40
Evening star., 1866-10-30
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or Hogsr AND LOT or

By virtue Of decd In trust, bearing date on the
1th day oi June, loSg. snd recorded IN Liber A
.. No l77, folie b et eel the suhscrit er ii self
st public sale, on TUESDAY, the SOth ssy OF Oc-
tOber. 40. ~ "a O'Clock .. the premises,
part Of Lot No. 2. In Square No sS fronting IA
feet inches On south q street between 7th and
oth streets vest, BY s6 feet inches deap the
imyToNtments. Consisting of A comfortakIa
story Frame Dwelling hon-e
Terms OF sAle. One half cash tof which sia
will he required 10 be paid on the ground !, ana
balance M sih and twelve months, tor notes tearing
Interest from dsT Il sale. secured BY deed in
trsst npos the propertv. IL the terms OF sale are
no. complied with IN ive days, the property will
be resold upon one weeks notice. st the rick and
expense Of the purchaser. All conveys sncinR aud
revenue stamps At the cost of the purchaser
CHAS = WALLACE. Trustee
seT-d CRETN WIIIIaMs 49,.
Evening star., 1866-10-30

GOAL AT REDUCED PRICES.
WHITE ASH.
Locust Mountain, Chestnut S7B,
Do; Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers,
Baltimore Company Stove, Do. Egg, De. Fur
mace, Do. Lump, IS 50.
Beston Bun Stove, Do. Egg, very superior Goal,
SSs0.
Lehigh Foundry, 9as5.
Diamond Vein, etove and Egg. 9s7s
Lykens Valley, Do. Do, IS rs.
OAK and PHI &SoD, of the very best quality.
Nov is The time for families to put In their win.
Orders win be received at our ofioe, ass 9th
Of I'm street. o. BR0wN eON,
ocs I'm 40s sfn 81 between aud y
Evening star., 1866-10-30

Doc IN THE MARKET.-Yesterdsy.o ofiicsr
Gordon, of the Sixth Ward. arrested John M.
Thornton for. allowing q dog 10 accompany
him 70 market Justice Handy fined hiA 81.
Evening star., 1866-10-30
Rf NAGLE & CO., Auotioueers
VALUABLE LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUG.

TION.
On TUESDAY, October 81, IS5s on the premt-A.
at SiS cl.sk NJ, Lot No. 10. IN square 10 sIt
streets This lot il q feet front ruuning back ISi
feet 4 ~ foot alley The property is situ.ted in
tne rear ol ochpoll Erewrry, aSd IL improved by
10 two sforl Frame buildings. which will be sold
with Ur without the grDuud
Terms One third Cash. resi- ne In A snd q
NOUNS, t'cufeo by Deed OF trust go down
stamps aEd oOnNeysnCinE Al cost Of purchaser.
&C % eoSss IChron NAGLE & co ARcts
Evening star., 1866-10-30

CORNs, Bunions, BAD Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts. Moes. &c. successfully
treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
42i Penn. av.. between ~ and 6th streets. OF
nee hours from a IN. to D p. m, and 10 : D.
m. No charge for cons uILation.
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities az the
Star office counter