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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

ORGAN CONCERT AT F.UNDRY CHURcu
Last nag ~. an organ concert was given at the
FOUNDRY Methodist Episcopal Church cornsr
of 1ith and q streets, for the urposa Of raisinr
funds to pay for the new organ OF the churcb
Ine musical attractions, combined with the
opportunity OF seeing the interior OF this inc
new cDnrch, drew large and distinguished
audience.
The church is to be dedicated ON SUNDAY
next, sndis Row furnished with the exception
OF the pew cushions. The style of decoration
Is sufhciently ornate to crafty the eve but is
IN excellent taste. The pulpit and pews are Of
oiled walnut. and the carpets and Gu shions
OAK green The ceiling is Srched, and is 81
Feet from the floor in the center of the build
ing. The organ 81 stops) is of chestnut fin
isheo IN oil, and was built by VIM. A John
son, o. Westfield, Massachusetts AT a COST ~
S4,OoUS This builder is not N uch known here
about, and the fine quality OF the instrument "a
demonstrated last night will serve to give him
reputation in this q uarter.
Previous TO the commencement OF the con
cert the pastor OF the church, Rev b. Peyton
Brown, asked that the audience should not in
onige an ciapping or stamping. by way OF ap-
Plause, but that they would content them
selves with such marks of appreciation OF
the exercises as should not be unseemIy in the
house OF God. The audience, considerably
entnused by The performances of organIst e.
W. Morgan. (of New York; and the yocalists
Mrs kretschmar, Mrs Butts, Mrs. Street and
w. IL Burnett, were somewhat puzzled how
10 signify their appreciation within the bounds
prescribed, and finally fell to rafting their pro-
granmes, snd after little practice il was as
tonishing the amount of noise they managed 10
raise IN this manner. The good pastor looked
little doubtful at first. whether or not he
should eslarge his specifications to embrace
TINS astounding Tustling OF programmes. but
fnally smiled a genial smile as IL he had made
up his mind that they might as we'll go 1t
until ne had Oh POI tunity to consider the mat
ter.
The following programme was performed to
such general satisfaction that il was unani-
mcusly resolved TO repeat the concert on Fri
day night next:
1. Organ SOlO-Tsma in ga" with yaria-
tons. (Hesse) Geo. W. Morgan. =. Song-Star
OF Love, Mrs. Street 3. Aria Tenore-Be thou
faithful unto Death, (MenGelsohn;) w. IL.
Burnett. /. Anthsm-Show me Thy WAYS, o
Lord, (Torrente;) Mrs Butts. S. Organ Solo
OfertOIre in c. (WeIy:) Ct. w. Morgan g.
Ave Maria Millard;) Mrs. T.. Y Kretschmar
. Organ Solo-Overture 10 MasanieIlo. g.
W. Morgan. :. Aria-I VIII extol Thee, o
Lord, (Costa's Eli:) Mrs. Butts. 9. Duo-Ah,
Cost de Afita, (DOnlzetti;) Mrs. @. Y. Kretsch.
mar and Mr.. W III. Burnett. 10. Organ Solo
Nation Airs, (Morgan;) G.. W. Morgan II
SOng-Nightingale Trill, (Ganz) Mrs. e.. y.
kretschmar.
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HOW Is IT that Harvey 4 Co 's celebrated
steamed Oyster Saloon, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.is always
crowded! Simply because they serve nothing
but the pick of the market, and by the most
competent cooks of the country.
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A SUSPICIOUS CIECUMsrANCE-I,astn night,
AZ an early hour, a gentleman walking along
"A street, near the canal bridge, overheard
Jour men negroes, he supposedly talking about
throwing something into the canal He shortly
afterwards heard sound as of something
thrown INTO the water Meeting with detec-
lives ClaryOe and NcDeyitt, on 10th street he
related the circumstance. and the detectives
went Immediately to the lace Detective Clar-
Voc, by getting some boards ana making a tenn
pOrary platform to the middle of the canal
reached the spot designated, and fished up
large carpet-sack, containing a lot OF copper
and nickel cents and small silver coln amount
ing in all 10 more than $50, besides various in
srurnents and number of bills for purchases
made by some person named Walter Jones' of
Madison Court House, Va. The earpet-sack
and contents were quite heavy lift but the
detectives carried them 10 the police headquar-
ters, where they can be Identified by the owner
There Is strong suspicion that the carpet sack
and contents are but the refuse OF a larger Job
done up by thieves.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT.

NATIONAL THKATER-The Richlpgs Eng.
Ism Opera Troupe had the largest audience of
the season last evening. Tonight they will
present for the hrstt time in this city Eichbery's
ce!eorated comic opera 1.-The Doctor OF AIcan-
tsra Another crowded house may be ex-
pected.
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A FINE STOCK Of Whitney and Chinchil,a
Overcoats, made well and in style, can be seen
at Henning's One Price Clothing Store on the
corner OF Seventh street ana Maryland ave.
nue. The prices are very moderate and
marked in plain figures, from which there is
no deviation.
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CITY ITEMS.

FReR LUNCH TONIGHT at the Tonsine Res
@urant, from TO II p. m. 336 str set, near
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A HARD CAsE-YesIerday afternoon, De-
tectIye McDeyitt was on the train from BaIti-
more, when boy about is years old was put
on the cars, 10 come TO Washington TO look for
an uncle residing here He says that his name
IS VIM. Barry, sometimes called Thompson.
His father and mother are dead, and he has a
brother and sister in Canada. He was en-
pIoyed on canal in Pennsylvania, and his
time having expired he was paid off He
bought some things in Reading, and had e2O
lett He went TO hotel TO change his clothes,
and afterward, walking about, three men met
him, and said they We're looking for boy who
had stolen valise. He gave them his KEY TO
examine his yalIse, and one kept him in con-
yersation while the others went for his yalise
When he went TO look for his valise II was
gone and the men clso. He worked his way
TO Baltimore, where he was furnished with q
pass to this city, where be says he has an uncle,
named Henry Thompson, a carpenter. The
boy is stopping at Police Headquarters
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SAVE YOUR MoSEY!.!-Buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at Francs Cheap Store
49l eth street. three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall. He sells good Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, at 81 good Canton Flannel Drawers a:
as cents; Gray's Collars 25 cents per box. ;
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"A SURE PILE CURE-Dr. Gilbert's Pile in.
strument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of 81. Circu.
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address J. Il Romano Mana.
ger, No. SIS Broad way.New York q
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10y h. y. PAGE, Auctioneer.
ID 3o2 9Th ST., under ODD Fellows Hall

extensive stock OF Blankets. shavls Undercloth-
ing Plated Ware. Gallery, Boots and Shoes Hsts.
BIRD Ours. and large assortment of Fancy
Goods, EVERY EVENING this week, comnesc-
ing At o clock.
&C 29-tt K Y. PAGE, Aucts
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist.
va Penn. av.. between ~ and 6th streets. OF.
nee hours from 5 a IN. to p. m. and to p.
m. No charge for consultation.
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WANTS.

WAHTFD-An AGENT for . reliesl. Ip.ur.
n.,.. s.1 ,,S %pany: Address Box ala Oily Post
RoAbD AND Room WANTED-Tor . emile
~ man q wife, in private family, State ,er0s
AID ioeaiion. AoaIess X. j., Star Ol1scs ocsi-sts
rOMPETIHr COOK, wAsaER and IRONER
sPpiJ At No ass 18th s.r sIl' None osS:, nssd
Wtxmotpnmss..anhnrsss Or tour eentl.men 20 take
BET 81 sud i eth Table BOardsrs' at 10 $50 =
si.s.:n Roo sr Is s H. y,,;
4es, Post Once, w..hiastOn. e. &C M-st:
WAHo11tEmD.0,A. t. slss. sA KsER lonly g:ed
40 sS .s1ess p Sssxs ss1 rHaSsIsIo
WAE1ED-A TIN and sHEDTIRON WORK.
oRseoEi, sal P% enn. .ss. T. r. &C ,ost T.
WtNEI1RIp, ,, IsM MN k3kSsS sSSs MILL
nue., b-aS cen 9TH and 7th streets, up stairs.
RoARD wANTED-In a respectable French
Moderate ods Address, eating terms. W. o.: Owen
WAETED-A HOME for a youth as ed 10, who
figures store or oce n Gath tic faulty 1H,es srs :.
Box hs oeS s'nd Sunday
WASTED-A YOUTH Of IA or I5ye.rso Of age,
w who writes fair band and is acquainted with
TIVE e .n mps reside with his Apply BE-
ANT, 4s3 eth st. '''N . HI oc o-ss.
WAhTEI TO RENTIsy tse arst o. middle Of
R6m for sGe q TS
must be moderate, Address stating location &C.,
rs b. Room 9. Pay department oc 29-4t'
WANTED-ANURsE. She must be an expert.
w enced settled woman, and must come well
recommended. To such q enc constant employ
%sn T. M soOS bone and wages viii Be given
streets. &C 30 81
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-A first class
nished centrally located with mo dsDuf 9e
me Dts, Is wanted immedsteiy by 8 res ponsible
R@ Party hddres' Lock Box 81 Post Off Wash
~ ANTED.First class TIN AND SHEET
SDa ,S,s steve Warehouse fsnna ave-, bet eth
Ep-our lady friends to know that we
IT,, ssrs1ssS 9 ssk supply Of
nsG % Sss York of n: ss s1
Pincushions, smoking Gaps. Yokes and Bands
Our are ''1PRd e 1Hae n. th cGunty
&C N-u opposite Patent Office.
WANTED To BUY-A small HOUSE. between
~ 9TH and 18th streets, and between Pennsylva
BAKER. Star Office. '"'''' app" o. o. Is F.
MT ~! P:.Ney and Cast OF Clothing,
Grant PaxntToksrs store q Fulton sns G 6s,
e%ns Ih of Pa
Band for sale sesmstress wanted. oSH Inn
c. NOn WANTED TOBUY FOR SIS 900
CC.OOU. CAST OFF CLOTHING Of all de-
seriptiOns. Ladies' and Gents Clothes DYED
Cleaned and Repaired. No. ass 7th, corner
street, and 3761a eth, between and Maryland
aWnue oc ll-lm"
WANTED.By the 18th of October, an unfur-
w Dished BRICK HOUSE, containing eis Mt or
ten rooms. with modern improvements between
9th and 2lst streets, Pennsylvania avenue and
street Address A. X. L., at this Office Best Of
references given and required. 40 If
WANTED-By q respectable young girl a SIT.
w UATION to do chamberwOrk aud plain sew
ing. Address note TO J. H , Star Office ses
w ANTED.- SECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS BEn.
DING and HOUSEEUkNISHIEGG GOODS Of eyery
description z. BUOHLY, 900 7th street
te60 between @ and q east side
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~ 'A'1 SSEas sSlsssa: end
MEN, LADIES, AND CHILDREN,
MADE TO ORDER.
II Z L BRUN a. BRO,
SOC SEVENTH STREET,
Are now prepared to take measures and will
make to order .... o.. ...
Zine STITCHED BOOTS for $40.
Heavy PEGGED BOOTS for So.
Fine STITCHED CATERS for s7.O
Lsoies and Childrens SHOES at very reason.
able prices.
Our large stock of
HOME AND EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND
SHOES
Will be closed out at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
EMBROIDERED PATTERNS FOB SLIPPERS
Can be found at
HEILBRUNs,
500 Seventh street
&C % 81 Adjoining Odd Fellows Hall.
< LING OFF
sell LING OFF
Our entire stock Of
Dni SOODS NUN In STORE.
315 18th STREET,
Third Door above / Street
Being determined to close the above store by the
18th Of next month, We shall commence to run off
the goods without regard to cost.
Store for rent
LANsBUR9H & BROTHER,
&C H.lw SIS 18th street.
SECOND HAND LUMBER.
We have q large quantity Of
SECOND HAND BOARDS,
SCAErLING and JOIST
the price Of new lumber.
Parties in want Of rENCING. sHEATHIEG,
this. ~
Constantly on hand q large assortment OF ell
cargo Of LArH5 Just received.
EDW'D CLARK q CO,
virginia ave. ue bet. 9Th and 10Th sts east,
oe lw near Navy lard.
900 CEDAR POSTS,
81 the lowest market price Sold In ists to sai
cust2mers. Appig ut No. 522 TIA street, bet d
soa nortn. &C U-ln
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE 90, Auc,iOneer,.

SALE BY CATALOGUE orIrALIAN WORKS
OF kRT, ar rBE AUG ZION ROOMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 81, at 10
O'Clock and same evening at O'Clock comprising
BINS. VASES. FOUNTAINS, PHkAMIDs and
ElA1URES. in Alsbasttr. Agate, marble, and
Maple Green: all eabor ately we'd aud i'm ported
dI1ect from Florence snd Rome.
On eahiLiton, Tuesday morning.
Terms cash. J. @. Mcguire & CO,
ocI [sun. Herald & Intel I Aucts
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GOOD FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made sII:
best French Calf Boots, to order SI4 to SIG i
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street
and inside Hotel
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CHARGE OF Internationally, Officer
h Johnson, of the sanitary police, arrested a
ma named Geo. Hander. who boarded at No.
the Sd instant SO, the property OF Mr. John
LOeliger, who keeps the house, and Que silver
watch, the property of lady boarder named
Fanny Hafener, valued al Si2 He was taken
before Justice Miller, who required him TO
give bail for a hearing.
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RETURSED-Lastn night, Major A. e. Rich
ards, Superintendent of the Metropolitan
Pelice, returned 10 the city from his Northern
TOUR, and immediately resumed the duties Of
his Office. which were performed during his
sosence by Captain Reed, inspector OF the
force.
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auotioneer,
- Corner of eth and ID streets

EXTENSIVE SALE or PARLOR AND CHAM
ggEER R IURSNIrUKE, EREsCH oHIsA PLA-
PER MA tKcA Akb cCr-GLAss WARE AT
On THURspAY, the lst day Of November next.
Of John a. ssmmes, EsS fronting on S ,rsinis
avenue. between 7th and sth streets, Island, the
One " sinut Case Piano, Cover and Stool
One hand some Black Walnut Psrlor suit. uphol-
= sI .f sDO a.. D,. .ss
Castor and six Side Chsirs, with covers
Handsome Black WALNUT Etssere. with 0 sl.ss
-Four Fancy Upholstered Gothic Chairs
Hsndsems DamssE Curtains and COrnice and
One ct e 6.nS:Sps r1.ai,urs sonsns Of
twelve Upholstered Oak Frame Dining CHAIR.
Oak Bookcase and Green Rep Lounge, eli to
Hand some Black Walnut Bedstead
h Mar TOP D,es.Ins Bg.sa1 and washtand
siI sns Fe.ther Bsos, twelve Feather Pillows and
Black " sinut French Bedsteaas
Dressing Bureaus, Wsshstsnas and Game seat
Black walnut and Cherry wardrobes
One Handsome French China Decorated Dinner,
Dessert, and Tea Set. all complete, consisting
One Full French China Decorated Tea Set, seventh
shefh cid Plated Tea and Coffee Ura
Esahis s.s Spoons sso AZ. me- F f51insr
Cut glass Decanters, Goblets, Wine Glasses, Fin
ger Bowls, Water Bottles and Tumblers
Large lot OF White French Olina
One Fine French China Egg Nogg Bowl
Handsome Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets
Hall, Floor and other Oilcleths
Whstpot, Lounges, Dining Tables and Rockers
Two Handsome Parlor Chandeliers
Gilt Frame Mirrors and Engravings
stewsrde Cooking Stove and Utensils
Several Good Chamber Stoves
Refrigerator and Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we deem unneoes-
sary to enumerate
Terms cash.
Also,
At4 clock .. m. on the day. We shall orr
the residence, consisting of o fine built Brick
House, with basement, containing in all some 10
rooms, with handsome parlors, chambers, dining,
and sitting rooms, psntTies, wine cellar, closets
gas and water throughout the whole house; lot As
feet IL inches front by ia feet deep 90 alley.
Also, seven handsome Building Lets, 20 by 100 feet
deep.
Terms made known on the day q sale;
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REBFKAH DEGREE AssoCIATIoN.-Laste even
ing, at the meeting OF the Ladies' Union Re-
bekah Degree Association, No. l, at the NAVY
ard, the officers of Association No. 3, lust
organized In South Washington, were installed
The officers of No. 3 Association are as fol.
lows Mrs Jeanette Braxton, President; Mrs
Fanny Drummer. Vice President Mrs. Eliza
beth Bean, Recording Secretary; Mrs j osephine
Cornwall Financial Secretary; and Mrs. Ann
Davis, Treasurer. the new association bids
lair to be large one-the working material
being excellent; and doubles It will do much
good in the same quiet way as has done the
senior associations.
REoRGASIZATIoN OF THE NATIONAL Ex-
PRESS CoMPASY.-The National Express Com
pany was recognized az Richmond yesterday
The new directors are General Joseph r. An.
derson, Richmond; w. II. Perot, Baltimore: j
Carter Marbury, GEORGETOWN, ID. c.; Colonel
N G. Hartman. Stanton; X. p. Zimmerman
Atlanta; j. Faley, Baltimore; William Devers,
baltimore, and Lewis Newell, Lynchburg
Mr. Perot will be president in the place of Gen
eral Joseph l.. Johnson. A further req uisItion
OF ten per cent upon stockholders will be made
and payment enforced.
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LARGE DRovK.-Yesterday forenoon a drove
OF about LOO stock sheep passed along Bound.
AIRY street north to the Caain Bridge and crossed
into Virginia. They were driven from In
West, and will be disposed OF in the State
virginia for the purpose OF stocking the farm
OF those who were deprived or their stock
during the war.
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AN HONEST HACKMAs-Yestardav arn,s
tus Lafontaine, a hackman, delivered 20 I.,snt
Skippon, OF the Third Ward. a cambric mn
brella and blue silk sun shade which wera
left In his hack on the 18th instant by som. ON !.
unknown. The owner can recover the artt
cles by calling on Lieut.. Skippon at the Ian
trail Guardhouse. Incidents OF this sort are 40
rare that ii Is worthy Of record.
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900 CEDAR POSTS,
at the lowest market price sold In lat, to s,i
enstSmers AppiS at No. seq TIA street, bet D
sou = uortn. &C lS-ln
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IHE REMAINS of Frank Henry will leave
Easton, Pa, tpis morning, and arrive az about
pa o'clock p m. AT the Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD depot, where they will be received
py committee ana taken TO mis- late residence.
on street north. The funeral service will
PROBABLY take place AT the house on Thursday,
when the remains will be Inferred in the Con.
gressional Cemetery.
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FULL STOCK OF DOMESTIC COTTON
GOODS
of every description and of the best brands at low
est market prices.
ALSO,
large stock Of
BLANKETS.
HEAVY SHAKER FLANNELs.
DOMESTIC AND
FINE WOOL FLANNELS.
ALSO,
HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS
at extremely low prices for cash.
J. MAY CO.,
3Os Pennsylvania avenue
&C 30 2tf between 9th and 10th streets.
DEPOT OF MOURNING GOODS.
Families In Mourning are respectfully informal
that our stock Of low priced, mediun and fine
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
For Fall and Winter Wear, is now full and COM
plete, and We offer them in large or small oman
titles, at extremely low prices
JOS. }. MAY l. CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue
hats atk
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LARGE STOCK OF MERINOs, REPS,
EMPRESS CLOTH, POPLINS,
POPLIN AND WOOL PLAIDS,
STRIPED POPLINs,
And other
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
At greatly REDUCED PIECES.
JOS. J. MAY 400,
sos Pennsyl ami avenue
&C 30 2tif between 9th and 10th SITS
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BEATING HIS WIPE.-About O'Clock this
morning, John Rupp, German brushmsker
was arrested by officers Prather and Straub
AT his house, on 5th street, between and o.
for beating his wife. He Knocked her on the
mead with a barrel stave, infiicting an ugly
but not dangerous wound. Justice Thompson
held HIN TO bail for court and fined him so
lot carrying a concealed weapon, a pistol.
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MARRIED..

PENNIES can be had In auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Asctieaesr,,
- OorLer 7th and b streets

X onkkn q VILLA No, Aucueneeu,
- OorLer Tth and b streets.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF TIE ADMIRAL
HOt sE, on PEkksrIyAEIAA AVENUE. BIZ
TMEkh SD AND ara srkeRTs EAST,
TTHHffs M Nh Bah sAhkssflxTy1Es. h5.sE OF
On WEDkEsDAf, tn. 3lst instant We sh al sell,
at 10 ciocs a m the Furniture On the Admiral
House, on PennsylvsniA avenue, between 81 snd
.th streets east eon-fstipe In part
Marble top We'll Closets end enter Table
Mahogany end Walnut French yerny Lind ast
other Bedetesds
Walnut ano other wsrdrobee. Lounges
OAK and walnut Extensttn Dining Tables
Pisnoforte, etool and Cover, made BY Slime, fss
Gilt Frame and other Locking Glasses, Clock
Feather beos, Hair and other Mattresses, ana
Large lss or Cloth and Mating. croctsry and
Csne-sest. Dining, and other Chairs, two Refrss.
Mshossny PsrIor Chairs. Cooking and other
Stoves, with q good lot Kitchen Requisites
Ra- and Fixtures. Oyster Bar and Fixtures
lmmedi ately after the sale 81 the above
, We shall sel an excellent Horse sns Family
OaIrisge Harness. Saddles, and Brides, aud
Also at s O'Clock On .a..
We shall cell the I'm pT oyements, on sroxud rant
with the Lease, which has 60 run Sin years, With
the privilege Of removing the Imp at At the
expiration Of Lease. The improvements consist OF
an excellent Frame Dselline or business house,
containing ten rooms and vide halls; large Pa
yilIon. Stable for N horses. Summer Gs rd4s
besutifully htted up. with over 10 gas bu rners
alter through the louise and fou ntAin IA the gar
den, sin tons Coal; three cords Wood
Persons wishiTg 10 purchase excellent Turnf-
tuie or Inc business stand will DO well q sttaaS
the sale
2s6t GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots
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=. s 20 t.:s 81 S.
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AUCTION SALES.

NV sAp Asesssa Ssses ses fsssA psssJ
BI sAoLE co.. Ase.ien.er..
- SIS PssasYivsais avssss.
The oaisscs Of . CreoerS stock dsciini as bust
Green and Bisck Tea
starch. eoeo Spices
Oannt6 Meats nd Fruits
Oasars, Tosscco, Wines And Liquars, 40
Hoa.ehola Furniture. Bedstead-
Mattresses Blankets,
Stoves. Desks, Chairs, &C.
a variety Of Dry Goods, Hosiery
sbirts, Drawers Table Cloths
-, Ctosks. SGsuts, &c &C
AZ OF the above articles will positively he sold
oc 81 HAGLK 4 CO.. Aucu.
RT ". L, WALL co .Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage BAZAAR,
IS Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES; CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
THURSDAY MoskiNa November LIST, a, 10
SsdSIs S.,, ~i.i sell At the Baz.sr,s number Of
"on " sale, comprising about
THikTY HORSES.
many good work, Saddle and Harness Horses, In
Soo sdID sizs superior Bl.Sh Hor.e. years old.
, perior Saddle Horse.
Bay Horse. very fast: all the property of gentle
man having no further use for them.
A large collection Of Sew so and Second hand Bus.
FL, heckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One new Jenny Lind Wagon, buiitfn this city.
ohe Back asd one Conpee in good order
New and Second hand Harness. Saddle. Car
,risges, &C. at private safe.
nee9Iar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always en- priyat. sale
ocsl W l. WALL co AM:
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Il petnal blooming ROSES, elimbing and orna.
WsSssi t5ee , 91S plent EEgIT rkEis, GRAPE
tion com prises the newest and choicest Kinds
known in Europe aad Americs. Hardy Plants end
Fruit Trees planted II the fall will grow and bloom
"A JAkDIH, Florist snd Nurssrymsn,
&C ~ ID 18th end n street,.
A CUE AND rrvER.-rhfs diseass can b effsc.
- y the uss OF nSore Antidots. satasfactisn in
b. MOORE. Druggist,
lis Penuo. avenu0. 60 ats 0odo,
- beeweon 18th snd 1o1h skrosts.
Inn BUSHELS DRIED PRAOaRs. Fer sais
esis.ss ''''' ''' a.'f. kuG son.
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ny THOs. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
At AnOTt0N

On MONDAY. November 8, at O'Clock p m,
ehall sell in front Of the premises part OF Lot No.
3. fronting % feet on Washington street, between
Bridge street and the Canal, and running back
Us feet. The I'm provemento consist Of large
brick dwelling house, mo 81, containing nine
rooms, dining room, Kitchen and cellar.
months. with interest, secured 10y deed of trust
on the property Conveysncins and stamps q the
oc0 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.