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DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED sPACIFIC PILLS

Prepared by GAEANCIERE 4 DUPONT. No. 2lf, rue
Lombard, Paris. IRON the prescription Of Ir. Juan
Delamzrre- Chief Physician 20 the Hospital "a
Nuru on Llriu5islre, a far trial. they would hud
imnediate relief. and, IN snort time be fully re-
stored 20 Health and Strength. 1T Is used IN the
practice Of many eminent French physicians, with
uniform succeEs and highly recommended AS the
only positive ana Specific Remedy for all person.
suffering from General OF sexual Debility all de-
fragments Of the Nervous Forces. Melancholy.
SpermatO-rh1a or Seminal Emissions, all Weak
nesses arising from Sexual E1cesses OF Youthful
lndiscTeti0ns, Loss q Muscular Energy. Physical
ProsfratiOns. NerY ousness, Weak Spine, Lowuess
Of Spirits, Dimness OF Vision, Hysterics Pain in
IN the Back and Limbs, i'm potency. &C.
No language can convey An adequate idea Of the
immediate ana almost miraculous change Il pro
cuces IN the deblitated and shattered system. In
fzct, il stands unriTalled as AZ Cnfailng cure Of
the maladies above mentioned.
eute- no more, bit use The GTea; French Rs1leav;
i Will effect cure where all others fail and, al
though a powerful remedy, contains nothing hurt
iui 70 the most delicate constitution.
faInphlets, containing full particulars ard d.
reetlons Tor using IN English, French, Spanish and
herman, accompany each hex, and are also ssnt 70
any address when requested.
frice one Dollar per box; or sx boxes for Five
cold by all Druggists throughoutlthe world or
Will BE sent oF mail, securely sealed from all OBJ
servstlor, BY inelosing specified price, 10 any su-
thorized agent.
Perpetrators General Agents for America, OSCAR
b MOSES co., q Cortlandt st.Nsv 7 ork.
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TAKE CARE OF TOUR LIFE
SEELYS
Patent Metallic Sole.
4 NEW INVENTION.

WrrTiyG Ius FEEr is tie most prolific cause %
disease and death known o. humanity j. ls al
most sure t1 bring Oh cold ana colds, neglected.
ami often when not neglected, lead % ievers OF @
coughs ana fatal clusunp tluLz. t. is in reco-ui-
lion of TINS truth that the inventive talent o. tie
country has lcr years been ceTlsll- some metnC1.
Qr attcmpt- o. devise t, for keeping the feet dry
and yet that should not give inconvenience O. the
wearer Rubber shoes In one form OF another have
hitherto been our reliance but 10 is vel known
as among t1ci- many evils. that while they keep
tne fect dry from external moisture, they sweat
them over much and hy thus inducing an undue
tenderness increase susceptibility % colds rather
than otherwise. They are also cumbersome O. the
feet, and wltnal are very expensive. The demand
p ior something mat slall MAKE the ordinary Boot
and Shoe ImpcrVlous o. water, without aiiectiu.
their elegance OF durability. and II possible with
out adding sensbly 20 the cost Of their nanuiac-
turc These 10 VIII be conceded. are host important
features and we conscientiouzly affirm that they
are ansolutcl yattainec IN the invention herewith
presented % the public.
The invention consists In inserting between the
inner aud outsr sole, when the boot Is making a
tim METALLIC PLATE, exceedingly ductile combin-
IN lcNiuilltY with touEhness- very light, and
every way adapted O. the end desired. while the
acdltlulal expense is merely nominal j. furuis hes
perfect barrier against the admission OF wet or
daUpness, though the ieet may be exposed ever So
long upon wet pavemeuts OF damp ground.
20 ladies and children the METALLIC SOILS VIII be
o. lncalcu4aole value, a from their habits o. life
an. ue-leaey OF dress they are particularly exposed
o. the long train Of ills that attend upon Al made
quate protection % the feet
These Solcs have already been tried by the best
q an tests ACTUAL USE. and the testimonials %
their merits, freely preferred indicate that they
must be speedily ana universally adopted by the
puplc. The Patent Metallic SOled Boots and shoes
are being introduced INTO the leading Boot and
ohoe stores throughout the United States, and VIII
supDAt al forms OF Overshoes, except possibly for
aeep lnul or snow, as they become SHOWN. Be
sure % get them and take no other. II vuur shoe
AaAsr does not happen % have them, be can pro-
cure them without difficulty. II be viii not then
seil yourself % the inventor one dollar and thirty
cents, and obtain pair. assorted sizes with right
20 use which WI be promptly torwarce ed by mail
OF express pre- paid. and which can be made up BY
any shoemaker IN the county Agencies win be
esiat hshed in every city and village. and supplied
with SOles and proprietary stamps at schedule
prices, and literal commission allowed on saIes
Also 6eneral Agencies for States a ppOinted on an
plieation, with proper testimonials
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GENERAL AGENCY.
-OFTHE-
Manhattan Life InS. 90.
OF NEW YORK.
Assets. $4,000. 900
Assets


THIS Company commenced its operations in 1850
L and has prosecuted successful and reliable
business since Policies are granted % those In sound
health both the Joint stock and mutual pI ans %
Insurance, thus afording % the public the advan-
taes u either 81 stem their option IN one insti
tuition. The lowest rates Of premiums are charged
that can be adopted and furnish requisite security
90 the assured and perpetuity 10 the company.
Thts company Aas slrszfy pad orr- sl.001,O1- 70
losses AND 1rer s9Jiol1 N afuiaeraf % policy
h0ders.
NON-FORFEITING LIFE POLICIES
Premiums may be paid sinsly or in FIVE OF ten an
nual payments, NJ option o. the assured This
p-au Is commended % the public Il gives 70 the
assured the iull value Of al the money pad an
being copletee in early life, whilst the parties are
payments or nuxieties ia advanced life, its value
cannot be too highly estimated.
NON FORGETTING ENDOWMENT POLICIES
These are made payable at death OF on attaining
given age, Premiums payable in ten annual pay
meuts. The policy becomes non forfeitable for one
tenth OF amount insured for each payment parties
Insurlns in this plan have all the advantages o.
savings Bank, as the payment q premiums Sc
cures irs uivalent value. payable the assurer
attaining re given age or at death should IL occur
sooner.-Nhole life, short term. endowment and
annuity policies issued IN al their various and
proved forms. Printed documents containing full
information furnished without charge and sent free
by mail. Good local agents wanted in every town
and energetis and reliable men employed on favor
able terms 20 travel for this CO npany
S. r. S. WIRES.
Gen Agents q Agency Supt.s
for Vermont and counties Of Saratoga, Washington
Warren. Essex, Clinton, Franklin and St Lawrence
New NCrk Jan 3dawlY
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NEW AND CHOICE PIANO MUSIC.
Afolt o1 the Tide. IT. EeIe-. 81
GENTLY our boats eliies along DER the stream
hc Hind O. DAZZLING sister Nell y. =. D1nls. g.
Kiss me while m Ureamil- WfrHn1srsfe-t. 81
hiss me Sister while ] u crcauiu-.
Let me dream again 0f tlel.
I Love the little ripping steam. Crlsl4. 80
''Ihe RAGGED cliff. the sunny plain,
The brouElCf il the valIy.
love them all, bit not So dear
AS my sweet charmiug Nellie
Dear Father. drink no more. Adtermzn. %
The above sent by mail. postpaid. on receipt Of
price OLIVER DITSON O. CO.. Publishers. ~
Washington Street Boston.
June 5-dawtE
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80 "The wonderful progress Of Medical
~ = FScience during the pasf ~ years only
~ E<<fm makes 10 possible for the conscientious
"A - NJ Physician 10 declare, now, that Consumus
n w lion is certainly cured as intermittent
X&zSdFfuCr, and certainly prevented aa
an Por T'-Ctulss Z. Kfng, NJ. J. L. ID. etc.
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Northumberland
LIfe--HeGffb--StreHSfh.
Northumberland.

HunirOps and thousands annually ole premature
d. when. IL they would give the Great French
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KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CONSUMPTION,

Made from the Prescription Of Rev. CHAs. I. hIs6
. D., Il. D., &C Is confidently presented 10 the
-hl-c IN TIE preEErtl-- al- Lura 81
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LATE PUBLICATIONS
GUNNER REST, By Gau hamilton.
ARMADALE.a novel ty Wilkie Collins
THE MUTE SINGER, by Anna Goa Richie
fMowattl
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY, author Of Taken
upon trust
BE6MINISTT,E, author rrfrKin.s Cape
CHANpUs, novel by '-Ouita .
ASPuODEL, story.
IL TRUST, or nr. bertrluds Household.
LECTURES on TIE STUDY OF HISTORY. by
Goodwin Smith.
TIE GIANT CITIES OF Barhan and Syrias-
HOLY PLACES, Rev. J. L. Porter
ECCE HOMO.
OUR ETERNAL HOMES. by q Bible Student.
PULPIT PUNG ENCIES.
RESCUED FROM EGYPT. bv A. L. o. L
TIE POEIICAL WORKS o. Thomas Buchanan
Read.
TIE TRUE HISTORY o. little Ragamuffn
JOSH. billings. Bis saying II his Book
TIE LITTLE THINGS OF NATURE, by sir
Hartlei 6rindou.
TIE BRAVE OLD SALT. Oliver Optic
POOR MATT or the cloudct intellect Jean In
geloW. For sale by
June Is. C. o. FRENCH Z Co.
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BYL.H. sOUTHARD.
This ie 3D. cob cctiu1 % NV BIT. Dc and not merely
New Collection of Old Music The pieces 10 con
tlus are as various ll ciaractCr a. the occasions
thevare designed t1suup.y. and will be found g.
possess uuusul. excel c. The est1h ished repu-
tatlon af llr. Southland VIII attract o. this new
volume che special attention .. those with whom
really good music is o. desirable acquisition.
Copies VIII bee sent ry mail, postpaid on rccc pt
NJ price.
Price. -I b. CODY. r.7 I'D r.-.
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-- Washington Street. Boston.
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LIST OF VIEWS

The subscriber has C. printed l.s- .. enc view.
Vermont Scenery, which he will be- glad O. -
90 all who cal.
H. f.. STYLE
July Il-cau-T.
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CO5OreG Photographs
NrsE- JONES

one 1f -.a Oldest l-l best .-.-l1-s .l Sew L---.
O.. remain % Oh time .- h---l-r p. Person
ll- OLD picture. U-.-. -llF N-- Oh 81.
should Gall -- once and see --- -H------
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NEW BOOK LIST.
IVlNGsToNE's Expedition 70 the Zambes.
Il and its Tributaries~
History Of the Jewish Church p q Series BY
Stanhy
In Trust or Dr.. Bertrands' BIZ Douglas.
The Young Lady Of Pleasure
Records Of S. Y. S. Wilder
fred ID. d. 80
Lilies Morning and Lies Evening
Joseph the Jew
Lost but Found -
The Scripture Law Of Divorce
Brave old salt " by Oliver Optic
For sale by FuLIFp
June !. 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-16

VERMONT SHEEP oNTHEWAY TO VIRGINIA
The Raleigh IN. O. Standtrd says: "a large
emigration OF sheep from Vermont to Virginia
Is IN progress, under tue direction Of George
Campbell, Of Westminster. VT Nineteen hun-
bred were STARTED ronrhward on Monday of
last week, and twelve hundred undertake the
Journey this morning October ~. They foot
Ut by the way OF Chatham, ". Y, at the rate OF
about ten miles day, and get their wing on
the road Thev are chiefly cheap grade meri-
noes. pure based at q cost of from two 70 five
dollars head. few blooded rams will ac-
company each flock. Mr.. Campbell shipped
from New York, last Saturday, fifty choice
merino rams for Texas, =
= Mississippi negro has been arrested
for drowning hts wife. The Bureau has not
released him yet. Mr.. Greeley's attention is
called, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-16

"The s.con version" OF Seven-thirtiss is
not mentioned under religious intelligence
Is any ofth newspapers.
sra MAJ in Richmond, Ind, has a religions
hen She believes in observing the Sabbai h.
and illustrates her faith by her.practice She
regularly lays her daily egg every dav of the
week until Saturday, when she lays two, and
tDen holds over until Monday.
~ Seventy turkeys were turned out to feed
among the mvriads of grasshoppers that ap-
peared recently at Deer Island The result
Was mat the hoppers hoped no more, the COB
pliers goobled them all. The turkeys fattened
on the diet.
METHODIsT-The General Conference OF the
African Mstnodst Church was held IN Har-
Ilsourg, Pa Sixty,one clerical and twenty
two lay delegates. The numerical strength OF
this Dooy rs about forty-two thousand. They
own some valuable church property, a book
concern, and a weekly church paper
81 The Europe says that many OF the Jewish
families of Frankfort hoped 10 escape lodging
the soldiers CHARTERED on them during their
fete DAYS by leaving the city; but the Prussian
authorities were too sharp for them. They
sent the soldiers 10 the hotels and made The
Jews pay the bills.
So lady Of our acquainta nca who is a bit
OF q blue, always calls the little memorandum
that her hatcher sends in with the meat. re-
cording how many pounds IL is. 'PencIiIings
by the Weigh. II Fun.
H-In Indiana, the democrats gain a Con-
gresham in the fourth district, ard lose a
johnson republican in the eleventh district
whose place ulleO Oy Tue elc stlOn of
a friend of the Congressional policy.
DSchooner-smack Albert Haley, OF New
London, arrived recently at Pensacola, where
she WAS quaraniined Tor fifteen days; a. The
end of hal time she was boarded and all hands
found dead Curious, but true.
GITbe bonnet and dress trimmings of Rus
sian ladies are mostly American coiors. There
- not latitude enough IN American bonnets for
such 'colors.'
" The Methodist Churches ia Nor'h Caro-
lima, Virginia, Georgia, ana other Southern
fields, report numerous reyivais and large ad-
ditiobs OF members.
~ The Bosom Transcript has this sly ''h;nt:''
''The young lad VINO talked 30 loon At Pare.
pa eODeerr was cot prooao' y a var thai some
all her slir iersn
- jenkins saws that Dickens has sympa-
thetIc tone Of voice. :
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GALE OF BUILDINGS AT SEVENTH STREET
~ WHARF

- WHARF.
CHEF H''ws asssa.,suo fb5e DsgstsS Kasansenl
BY direction Of the Quartermsstsr d..
there will be sold at public auction, at the Foraas
6stSfs iSU' a. sf 10 :sTse
Breyet Lieutenant ColoneI Jsm me spPerTision Of
Y, l., the following Buildings and Ouartermes, a.
asheds 2sxlss feet,
part of Shed. 3Ixsl feet
ehed on hart, lOxSO feet,
s sSss; s ssasse f ;s ;'''' 's'''
s S;sssss, ssss$sj .sa feet
Portable Ofice. Isx15 feet,
Addition l5xl3 feet.
Lumber Shed, 2oxs7 feet,
Coal Shed l0xl2 feet,
6Watch Boxes,
Fence, 7xsI feet,
Wharf. 36xl63 feet, containing
$500 lineal feet in Piles,
1000 square feet in Caps,
Is 600 square feet in Floors.
Wharf, s2hx feet, containing
500 lineal feet in Piles,
IL 900 square feet in Caps,
1900 square feet in Strings,
Is, 900 square feet in Floor.
Horse Shed, l6x20 feet.
0eV lfneal feetiH Piles,
5000 SO are feet in Gaps,
500 square feet In Strings,
8,cO4 square feet in Floor
9! Sacks Damaged Osts-about SEQ lbs.
3sections Hose Pipe,
Feed Chests,
sp.iI Shafts and
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
from day 81 sale. D.H: RUCKsR.
Brew A' Gen Depot seS Of
oc l6-6t And Asst Or. Gen. q. 8. Army.
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THE EVENING STAR
virginia News.

In the Circuit Court of Rockbridee. Al its
last session, in the Lucas case, Moore Attorney
Tor the Common wealth, spoke az hours: he
was followed by Gov Ietcher IN a speech of5
hours; Letcher by Dorman, for Common.
wealth, IN speech or Ak hours; Dormau by
Brockenbrough in a speech of IL hours Moore
concluded the argument in speech of az
hours. The jury retired for 81 minutes and
eouIdnt agree, having listened to Tx hours
speaking.
On sunday last, a Dung Mississipian named
johnson, law student al Lexington. shot and
kIIieo negro man at that place. He Immedi-
aiely lett, and was pursued by officers to
Staunton, where he eluded them but was ar
rested near Fishersville, on Wednesday last,
and Is al present confined in Jail.
"lieut. Gov. Cowrer" had some difficulty
IN portsmouth on Tuesday, with a negress
walk. The negress threw a brick at the Lieu
tenant Governor and he returned the blow
with bar of iron, sprawling the d usky maiden
ano drawing the claret pretty freely
Miss Mary Jane Masters committed suicide
by banging herself TO the limb of a tree, near
her mothers house, two miles from Warm
Springs, on the Goth OF September 1t seems
that she mas been in delicate health for some
time and greatly excited upon the subject of
religion
During the storm of Wednesday James DAN
SON IN trederlcksourg was struck by lightning.
and has not spoke since. He was fixing the
water spout of his house, which doubtless
acted as conductor. His wife, standing by
him, was unhurt.
The Frederi ,ksburg News says:-.sOn Fri
day morning, 5th instant, there was ice near
Potomac Run Bridge, In Stafford county"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-16

THE smallpox broke out In a family of
seven negroes in ST. Paul, Minnesota last
week, and as the health officers neglected to re-
move them from the crowded locality in which
they lived, some of the neigh Ors took them
outside the city, and lett them in a swamp in q
rude and hastily constructed hut. Here the
selves, renamed four days, almost without at
tertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-16

1The wife of Mr.. Richard Goodhue of
Portland. Me, on Tuesday afternoon, pur-
chased two ounces of laudanum, went home,
took the whole dose aud retired. remarking
that II any one called for her, TO say that she
was asleep. Her husband came home about
o'clock, and discovered the phial with its Ia
bel Gong into the room OF has W ifs he found
that she was III lethargy. She died IN few
hours.
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IS COMING-

Call at .BOYDs," 419 9Th street, between d
and and examine his lar 60 s.sortment OF -
COOKING. PARLOR. CHAMBER, AND L.
OFFICE STOVES. PARLOR HEATERS, ~
f2r one, two, or three stories, put up by~
skillful wor kuen, and warranted to work
FURNACES and LATROBES reset and m sde to
work: STOVES Of all kinds repaired.
CRATES. BRICK, and REPAIRS for all kind
and sizes Of Stoves, constantly On hand.
OLD STOVES taken In exchange for new.
ROBEBT BOYD.
419 9Th street, between d and T..
b. sealer Of Weights and Measures se2i Inn
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EUk THE EASTERN SHORE

q, The lerge, stsnnch, and eomnodious Steamer
Wilson sMALL OAPT. 3. 7. 49,
No. l70 Light street wharf, The =
tween Barre and Lee streets, Baltimore. every
p y m ~ for @ = EAST0N POINT DOUBLE Nii Is,
gR1HF1NfHHP' C II "a M 6QTNT, WALLACH's
WH4RE CABLN CREEK, MEDF0RD'S
WHARF, aAd LLOYDS LANDING.
Lloyd's Landing ct ! D. m, Cambridg &c at 4 80 D.
IA. and 1aston Point at .. m touching at the
and Fridays. "
She has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
accommodations. equal TO those of any other
steamer on CheaapeAka RAY. "a ~
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ID U b l. 10 SA l. =.

By virtue Of authority. we will expose ct public
sale. on the pre- nises near the residence of x n
DArnall on SATURDAY, October Is, 1855. ct IL
eciock m two parcels II Land, equally divided
acres '
This property is situated sbout ave miles from
the Centre Mar ket. Washington city, is accessible
by the Anscostia Bridge, contains an equal por-
ton Of arabic meadow aud wood, 10 of most keel.
lent qnahty highly product We, admi Ada otsd
70 market pur poses, and has a valuable Mill Seat
thereon. Ii will he sold separately. = -
Terus of sale One half cash; residu ne IN tvs Va
Title disputable. NO STEPHEN.
WIN. J.HILL,
Attorneys for r. N Uarnal
N q STEPHEN,
Attorney forGeo W Dsrnal
pIaoehspuIg, NC sept Il. Sc IS cots
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SALE OF NAVY POWDERs-

Bureau ~ Ordnanee, Nary Dspar,,a,n,l
WASHINGTON CITY September 70, Is5Sf
There will be sold at Public Auctien. to The
hlghtst biodsrs, ct door on THURSDAY The
eightetnth 18th IdAy of October 1876 at the ofice
~ The Insgector Of Ordinance. at the NAVY YarS
Brook n, New YORK. ssOat twenty al ght hundred
bsIrsis 200 OF powder, composed Of cannon aud
Tire sovdsn y i'll ss sold By sample. and in lots
Terms Csah, in 90 vernme Mt funds; one half IN
BE- de sosted on the eoacusioa ~ the sale and the
remainder within ten days aft~rward, durips
he masazins. otAsr~iss they will revert to tss
Pnrchssers wtIi be re Iuired to furnish their
ON rack agea where the pn~der 10 not in bs IL
ses6d ii. A. WISE, Chief q BuTeen =
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ga mum Der OF Fenians who were recently
Imprisoned In Ireland, arrived If New York
on "wednesday last. Among them were two
who had been placed in solitary confinement
on bread and water in Irish jails for q length
of time; and the cruel treatment they received
he such an effect upon them that they became
insane shortly after they embarked upon the
steamer.
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sp TT
II TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSundsy Q. 10. excspted.)

The quickest aad most direct route to Richmond.
;,s:%s5: rom si..s ssis:s VS.55 fsEe
Richmond, Fredertcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from AQUA Greek to Rich.
mond Va connecting there ith trains on the Rich.
pond and Pstsrsbure aod R3sllmend and DanvilIe
6sleigh, arssnsboro'. Salisbury, Charlotte and
stesmsrs Ksypors and Q. Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street W harf daily (Sunday morning excepted) at
20 Q. N. and p. m, end arrive In Richmond ai
LOS p. m and . n.
Fifty Miles Shorter ANA ~ Hours Quicker thai
any Other Route.
Be sure End get Throagh Tickets via Aauia
Greek and Fredertcksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company . Office, corner Of Peans. avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through. 80 =
Omnibusses and Baggage WAsoas will b In
readiness to convey passengeES and baggage be-
tween dep0ts In Richmond.
Passengers by this line Das0 BY daylight Non Mt
Vernon. and may have an opportunity Of visiti NJ
several battle nelds near 1rederioksburg b. stop.
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY. supt., Wash ngton, D. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, wa:hinston.
apS-y General PASSENGER Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
ri GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Austionesrs.
TRUsTEss SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON


By virtue Of deed In trust, bearing date on the
9Th day Of June, 1859, ana recorded in Liber
At public sale, on ~ EsbAY. the so.n say Of oc
toeer. 1855 ., ~ o'cioek ,. m on the premises,
feet inc hes On south g street between nth and
th streets west, by So feet incnes deep with the
Improvements. consisting Of a comfortable two
story Frame Dwelling house. -
Terms OF sale; One half cash tof which 500
balance in six and twelve months, notes earring
interest from day Of sale. secured By deed In
trust upon the property. II the terms Of sale are
not complied with in FIVE days, the property Will
expense Of the purchaser. All convey ancins and
revenue stamps e the cost OF the purchaser.
~u.d esHEs SMAf iLEfAMs II Hss.s:
RY ". L. WALL 90. Auctieneers.
u Southwest corner Penna. av. and 9Th st.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 10th of Sen
No A. follos MS, &c the subscriber win offer for
sale at public auction, on WEDNESDAY Ar.
TEbNOON the 24th instant. at clock Lot No
IN square No 2l4, according to John Dsvids q
subdivision OF said square
The above Let fronts IS feet inches on north l.
street, between 18th street and Vermont avenue
and Is In one of the best improving sections of the
city of W ashin EtoA.
Terms Of sale One third cash on the day of sale
twelve months, with interest from day of sale Hii
conveyancing, including revenue stamps ct the
coet OF the purchaser. If terms Of sale are NOT
compiled with In fve days the Trustee reserves the
rlght 70 resell at risk and cost Of purchaser de-
post OF nifty collars will be required when proper.
J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee.
w. l.. WALL & co,
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