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gentle women, his kindred whom he DC.
scribed repeatedly as ministering angels,
sent to soothe and comfort him, add make
light his pathway to the tomb.
At about eight o'clock, on the morning
Of Wednesday, the 2sth Of March, it was
evident he could not much longer sur
yive. Then, as il admonished by some in
visible attendant that his moments were
few, he sisniaed his desire to see oncs
more the light of the sun in heaven. and
the Capitol on which il shone, and where
he had so long served the people Of his
State and country, where his associates
would soon again assemble. They lifted
him up, but his eye was already dim. He
sank back upon his pillow. Seeing his
stime was at hand, the words Of the Esd
Psalm were then read, and q solemn
PRAYER went up from the lips Of one, the
dearest to him on earth. He called her to
his side, and folded her in his arms for q
moment, then, as his breathing became
choked, he said: "WhatI can this be
death? ls it come already" Then, ly.
ing q few moments longer, with eyes all
full Of a celestial radiance. he lifted his
hands and looked up, sxclaiming: al see
it! see it! The gates are wide open !
Beautiful ! beautiful !" and without O
movement or a paug, Immediately expired.
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Departures.

A INCIDENT At THE CLOSE OF REoIs-
TRArIoN.-Six o'clock, on Friday evening,
April Goth. was called by Justice Murray,
and the proclamation was sounded forth /:
mo more registrations for the city cleo
tion." Some one Of the crowd who were
in the room spoke up /: Here is a man
who has been waiting here some time to
register. and has not had an opportunity
yet" The Justice very properly replied I:
ANY man who was here, waiting his
turn to register, before six o'clock, will be
entitled to register for the city election"
Judge Atwill offers the signature book TO
the tardy but in-time man, whose priv
ilege was asserted as above. After the
signing. the candidate for full citizenship
honors is asked II he was registered last
year; 10 which he replies in the afhrma-
tive. His Ward and his age being ascer-
tanned. he is told IAN right-four dol
lars, il you please: :" The man replied that
he had no money. 1nstanter Judge Atwill
strikes his pen across the signature and
remarks: We have had enough loafers
round here. cumming on us in this way"
Whereat General Cass, who was in the
crowd gathered round about, advanced to
the table and slapping down a ten dollar
piece. exclaimed: Here's the money {:
who dares call q miner a hummer" And
thereupon the spectators sent up a shout:
"Hurrah for the old General" Taking
his six dollars in change. the General said:
II don't know who this man is, other
than that he is q miner, but I don't like
to hear a working man blufed of by q
public officer in the way I noticed here.
! don't know who he is going to vote for,
and I don't care" The General was com
plimented by another "hurrah;" and we
reckon the surly official felt rather fat. Il
is Just as cheap to be courteous on such
occasions as the above, as to be snappish.
At least, decorus language should be used
BY a public func,ionary, when in his
Office, even il he is really and u~npardon-
ably annoyed.
A SrRAw.-This is a vote polled BY
the Jurors, ~empanneled in Judge Mesick's
Court. and TO be handed TO Mayor
Piper:
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y,oILAsrEs.-As stated last week, these
ex~ecutioners are extending their field OF
operations. OF curse they will ind sup
por;ers and enemies. The question OF the
correctness Of their policy is not one-sided,
nor is it u present purpose to paracu,
larly discuss It's mainsprings, motives and
bearings. To do so would require a con-
alteration Of times, places, circumstances
Courts, juries, executive powers rs too
often exercised, and other features Of the
bodies popular and polite. At present,
the fact that a vigilant organization exists
and executes il Idaho is not disputed.
From many years experience on this Coast
we know il 10 be unsafe TO oppose this
swift, and certain way OF renovating a
community Of thieves n assasslns. Most
GOOD men who oppose the cay OF punish
ment, say they never knew a good citizen
70 suffer, by one Of these Committees
rhs;r victims are admitted to be uniform
10 characters of common suspicion OF
known criminality. The verdics OF every
Montana man we ever conVerseo WIN
upon the subject, is that the NiguahteS
never~ executed n man not stepped in crime;
thar they promoted the best interests .,
the Territory by protecting the lives and
property of citizens, and thereby encoas,
aged prospecting, emigration and opening
Of new settlements. Some doubt the ne
eessity Of such Committees, but aH VINO
admit it regret it. But when the lives OF
,,sefnl citizens are taken without cause
their property stolen, houses pillaged, con-
,;nusi threats openly made. and poor JUS
,iee is scorned because her legal powers
are are either p~sralyzed or too weak to be
sasc,iye. other means Of security oiH be
dsy;ssd. and illegal as they doubtless are
strictly speaking-,hey will be used to
purge the Territory Of dangerous men and
eventually restore necessary life and
strength to legal tribunals, insure true
ysrdicts BY juries, sentences BY Courts,
and wholesome restraint upon executive
nlsmsnsy.-oVyhss AsaiansAs.
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GOLD HILL THEArER.-On next Tues
day evening, there will be a grand time at
this establishment. The boys OF Yellow
Jacket Hose Company. No. ., are prepar-
ing for a Grand Complimentary Benefit.
to square of their indebtedness. A grand
entertainment will be given, and no doubt
the Theater will be crowded. Give the
Yellow Jacket Hose a lift; they are de-
serving Of il. The tickets are now for
sale.
ST. JoHx's (EPIscoPAL) CHuRcH.-The
usual services will be held tomorrow, at
IL o'clock in the morning, and at "a In
the evening. The sacrament Of the Lords
Supper will be administered at the close OF
the morning service. The Sunday school
will meet at half past u o'clock.
EXHIBITION To.SIoHr.-At Silver City,
this evening, a Benefit will be given for
the sufferers by the FIRE last Sunday. Mr..
wormer. the kind proprietor Of the ele-
CANT S,ereoscopticon, has volunteered his
Exhibition. and the entire proceeds OF the
evening Will De contriouteo as aoo'e.
FESIAS MEErISo.-The Gold Hill Cir
Gle will hold q meeting on to-mrrrow
evening, at Liberty Hose House, to elect
officers for the ensuing year. The mem
bers are all requested to be present.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
We'll, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill Office, this
morning, IS bars Of bullion. valued at
sS5,444 rs, and weighing 1902 pounds.
BrLLioS.-Van wyck Sanchez, Gold
Hill. received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2,246 ounces Of crude bullion.
BULLION Edwards & wiesand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 6,6s5 ounces Of crude bullion.
PxxAcHISo.-Rev. Mr.. Blskely, Of San
Francisco, will preach in Odd Fellows
Hall, tomorrow evening, at "a o'clock.
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DIED

WISE On the 5th instant, TIDA AMELIA, in
Ianf daughter OF John II and EliZ Abeth Jane
Wise, aged mon this and IL days
Ber funeral will take place from the residence of
ner parents, No. 699 New Jersey avenue, on the
q n ipstanf at OF clock .. m. when the friends of
the family are invited to attend.
akblS In this city, on the 9Th in stant Mrs
ANN HARRle, IN the I'D year of her age
Her funeral will take place from Rylana Chanel
corner lOth and ID streets south, to morrow morns
invited to attend.
WILSON: Monday. the 5th instant, at 10 O'Clock
MISS ANNfANE WILSON, aged II years
Fer funeral will take place this afternoon at a..
street Georgetown. 49,
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Pr v .. Plan NOS
i beg to call attention to my very large stock
OF PIANOS. consisting Of specimens from--
Ihe well known makers Of Cbickering ayG0
Son, VIM. Emerson 4 Co Geo. StecketUHH
q Co., Marshal & Trsver, Guild Co., and others.
30 assorted second hand PIANOS. all in excel.
lent ord r and ranging in price from $50 TO 8 ICo
and Tor sale on small amounts, payable monthly
or Tor rent by the month and rent to apply to the
purchase, off bought within a specified time
COS. &H.w. smitSS;s American p.R1oR
ORGANS, and
Is MELODEONS. for SALE or RENT
PIANOS. ORGANS, MELODEONS, &c , rentei
moved. packed. received on storage. tuned. or lie.
exchanged VI
Music Bound. Music sent BY Mail
JOHN Il. ELLIS,
800 Penn. avenue. near corner 10th street,
Sole Depot for sale Of Chickeriag q Sons Pianos
no 3-eo3t
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RARE CHANCE FOB a SMALL FARM

am authorized to sell three adjoining tracts
OF LB ND In Montgomery county, Md, about one
mile above Cabin John Bridge en- the Potomac
Aquesuct; and one mile of said works being
No. contains $50 scres of land, all in cultva-
ton, well set in clover, timothy. &c. with the
exception OF the trent fell, Of about IS acres,
which the owner of these lands MAJOR Charles
Dodge had intended for corn The residence 10
one OF the most complete in the county; lst floor,
with large hall through main house; I'd floor, s
chambers and bath room; attic finished; a large
cellar ueed as winter kitchen; double porches the
whole length OF main house, an outer or summer
ice house; st,bling near the house for horses
and 40 foot shed for cows, &C.; large barn for
10 horses below; tive excellent orchards in full
bearing. besides young one OF apple and be airing
peach trees.
No. 2 contains IOs seres. about one. half sowed
in wheat, rye, and timothy, with a good set Of
clover on the remainder, except about 20 acres to
be grubbed mp in the winter two comfortable
stone houses;a log tenement, with stone meat.
house and garden enclosed; q large corn house,
&C.; new post and rail fence, enclosing about
No, 8, about lI6 acres; rs in cultivation: so
cleared and ready TO be cleaned up the renal nder
in Pine that will cut from 400 to 500 cords OF good
merchandise wood. enclosed with about $50 pan :
els post and rail fence the road; the rest worm
worked. One OF the fnest building sites viii be
found here, with an excellent spring ut the foot
To any one ofthese tracts will be added, IL de-
sired from 70 TO 90 acres OF timber land, Of primi
Terms: One third cash: balance in s and -
H'A'H' WIN THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,
"a. No. TIA Bridge street, Georgetown.
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JEwRLRY-Bog Wood Sets. Pins, Ear Rings
bracelets, Chains, Buttons, California Stons
Sets md Buttons, Csrbuncle Sets and But
tons-received iris morning-at Prigg's DolIsr
Jewelry Store, as Pennsy lvania avenue, near
~ street. l-.f ,.... 10 -.f .-..r
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RY JAS. q. MCGUIRE a CO., Aucuopeer,

JAs' Y. hcGClhk CO., AuctioReers
SALE OF INPoRrEp cuRIosrr,rs ANN
USEFUL Articles OF yAPANEsF aSR
CHINESE INGENUITY. D
At tue Aucngn Rooms. commencing WEDNFS
DAY ENENING. November z at ~. oicloek az
continuing THURSDAY and FRIDAY morn
etall sell Q large collection Of 1f w
Marine Shells. Corals. &C.
French and Italian ShellWork consf.,g,, II
Work boxes. Baskets. Lsdies' Pearl sheli
Hescdrcsses, Bracelets, &c.
Chinese. Japanese, and East India Waiters Pa,
Dishes, Jew el Boxes. SC WI
Bamboo Baskets. Carved Ivory Ornaments
Together with variety Of curl pus, useful and ar
namentsi articles OF European and Oriental
destgn and workmanship.
sale Without reserve.
Terms cash.
nos J. G. INQUIRE co A..
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TEX SIX DOLLAR SUITS for boys are good.
bnt The seven dollar and my cents Suits meet
Win very large sale ct HenniAg's One Pric-
end Maryland avenue. = 80
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PETTY LARcENY-Yesterday, WIN. Gibbs
Third Ward. for the larceny OF i've pairs O
half-bose. the property Of Mrs. Coyle. Gibbs
was taken 70 the Central Guardhouse, aad
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CITY ITEMS

RrMENBEE the lecture tonight st Odd Fell
lows Hail nv Rev. Edward l. Sourip. s. j.,
for the bsA 1t Of - AIMS Iufsnt Asyluma
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WENoTIcE that our friends Harvey & Co.
80 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, are receiving to- day more OF tn
Delicious oysters. Their arrangements with
their purveyors are % complete that they are
receiving the most choice Of the briny deer
every day. 20 ,
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WIENEMORE-JULLIEN. At St. Patrick's
church. on neIday. Nov 8. 1856, by the Rev ]
A.. Walter ISAAC ]. WINNEMORE, of Phia.
deiphis. to ADELAIDE JULIEN, of Washing
please copyl
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GRAND LAgcEsY.--Charies Scott and Fanny
Hill, colored. were arrested Saturday night by
Officer Crump, Of the lst Ward, for the larceny
of a coar belonging TO John Gibson. Justice
Drury sent them 10 Jail for court.
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WHAT ALL SAY must be so; therefore saw
money and buy your Geats' Furnishing good
at Francs Cheap Store 494 eth street, 9 door
above Odd Fellows Hall He sells good Meri
no Shirts and Drawers at 81; good Cantor
Flannel Drawers, IS cents; Gray's Collars, .
cents per box.
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IHn uNpERsleSiHfpt. G y. pHsrossE, rr.,c

u HI UNDEkSI6NED. =. DESFOBSE, French
Baker. 361 18th street, corner ofPenasylvania
avenue, takes pleasure OF inform ing his friends
and hts numerous sustomers. that he has pur.
chased the establishments Of Bonneau, hereto -
fore French 0akor, In 10th str est, WashiuR ton NJ
comprisins ali his block, a. we'll As eli his Gus
tomer In this city, by mutual consent -
,.nn: ~ 1:sissss. 81 tndustry. attention; vigi-
10 W darlington, has succeeded 20 make his name
knocn not on % trepch Baker, but for the
=, Having hsreafter the customers Of both estab-
nsnpeots 90 aitend -, Mr.. D. Dssfosse Will sesre
non, 20 have the French and Derican Bread Of
superior quality. and continue to have good
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a SURE PILE CURR.-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. b. Romano. Mana
ger, NO, 90 broadway, New York. J:
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PEfry LARcESr-w william Smith was ar
rested by siiieer Hurdle, OF the Lot Ward. for
the Larceny OF q shovel. the property offs Red
fern. Justice Drury sent him 70 jail tor court
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&C IS eos. ohti s,.il
~ J. q. McGUIRE . 90, Aase1ssssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS. FIRST
WARD
On THURSDAY AfTKREOoS, November Is,
deeds of trust, duly record Cd sAap AL koss ans
6, IL Wisder . subdivteion Of past o. seaars l7a,
fronfinG each - feet Sinches l8.n strost west.
street north, running bark sboat In feet TO
In alley. Lot fs improved By . small Brick
House. b 2
Tern. snneuness at sale. Cogysysssiss q psr-
ohsssi '~', 70 NceTIhEx sa xscss
e no ssaw&ds a.1f lIassf :
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GOOD FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made 2l1
best French Calf Boots, to oraer S4 to SIS !
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street
and inside Hotel
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioaeer,.

TBREE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING nm
VIRGINIA AYKNUE, Between sd and a. az.
Island ct Public Auction " .
On THURSDAY. the sth instant. ct 4 o,clock
p m, We shsll sell. the premises. Lot No nj in
s2uare No 494. having good front and q PIN witch
viii te sold without reserve N"
Terms: One. third essb: balance in q. Il ana "a
hostbs. and secured by q deed Of trust ON m.
premises. All conyeysncing and reyeous stamn.
81 cost OF the purchaser. $40 down on each iot
no I'd GREEN A WILLIAMS A..
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TRueTRIa, aALE-

BY virtue Of I've dssSs Of trrsi from Francis
Eronvel = one 20 o. 3. willaie end Charles
walter, dated the "a feSrnary, A D 1858. and re-
corsed IN Liber N. O. T. No. q. folio Isl. ct SEQ ..
Of the land Becorde q Washington County, Die
nlct OF Columbia. End one 20 william ". Mat
dngly, dated the lstn Juy A. ls6s, and records 81
In Libsr N y. =, Ne %. folio -, ct seq. of sad
Land kecsrde--ve shall cell Of public auction, IN
'front.' OF the premises, on RIDAv, the oth day Of
November, hs6, at o'clock D, m, Lots numb cred
and 5, In SQUARE No SS4, and all that part OF Lot
numbered 4, ia said square, ssntsined within the
following mates asd bounds:-Begfnui for the
same &C the southeast corner Of said Lot and run
ming thence vsst - feet: theAce p,rth rs feet
thence 50 fsee and thence south rs feet % the
The sboss proSsr,y ,s situated o. D stree, south,
between sth ssd 9Th stseets east. and n i'm:
has been used a. lager bser brewery, for which
purpose Is is well adapted
Immsd iAtsiy after the sale Of the real estate the
personal efeets connected with the bre very, cen
eetno Of borrsls. Kegs kettlos, &C., will be sold
under deed Of trnst 70 william L. Duuiop
The terms Of sale Will be = For the personal
proparS cash. For the real estate-0ne- thi I'd
cash, and the balsDoe at six and twelys months.
Tor which the notes q the purchases. bearing
interest from the day Of sale, and secured BY q
DEED 81 trust ,uDea the grepsrty. vim Dc taken.
time Of sale. Poe ession can be had within ten
days AMER the sale All conveys ncins and stamps
CHARLES wALTER; susytysag Trustee.
~ n aATn. rssssss.
Shtc wAAh1AAS, Aocos-
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CHICKEN THIEVES. - SATURDAY. afterpoon
Levi Butler and Stephen Wssnington were ar
rested In two cases Of chicken stealing by ON :.
Ger Crsmp, OF Ire LIST Ward. The fowls were
stolen from Messrs. J. +. Boyle aud VIM. In.
cas-, and part Of them were recovered. They
were sent TO jall for court.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctieneer,,
~ Corner 9TH and b streets

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
- Corner 9Th aud b streess
AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS RESI-
DENCE. WITH LARGE GROUND In THE
ieters.
On FRIDAY. Nov, 9th. Of a. D. m on Tn.
premises, We sE all sell that des able three stoT
brick residence, No. 81, street, Containing ls
rooms, and ball feet wide. with gas throuefo.t
the house. The premises are 62hs feet In front -
about l2s feet in depsh the head of a 81 FEET
alley With an eTselirit brick carriage house and
stable, ard . well Of lie water in the yard
Title perfect aud Tree rom ali fpcumbr.n..
with lmmesiste possess on. IL desired.
Terms: One hal cash; $40 Of which will Z a IN
Qpired 1T the sale the balance in six and 90 =.
months. with Interest secured BY deed on trr.t
upos the premises. CopveJanciag and stamp % a
cost OF purchaser. -.
noSd GREEN WILLIAMS anc,.
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CoRNs, Bunions, had Nails, Vascular Elk
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successful ly
treated by DR.. White, Surgeon Chropodist
va Penn. av.. between * and 9th streets OF.
nee hours from m. to p. m, and to %
m. No charge for consultation.
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"A WARHISe TO THE BoYs.-Yesterday, officer
kotn arrested a boy named Richard Kane for
playing ball in the streets Onicer Roth testi-
fed that the practics, of bail playine on the
s.oeWalks by boys, from l. TO N and 9TH to 9th
sueets, Is cause of great complaint among
housekeepers and property owners there, and
his attention had been called ssnsciaiIv To This
boy, OF whom he gave q very unfayorable
account Justice Thompson fined Kane "a.
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THE PRIZE RISe.-Mike Carr, alias Eng.
iish, is training for a ELL with Beb White
this month, for S30p and is said to be In excel
lent condition, his friends being confident of
success. 1t IL said that il ne wins the purse
his friends Will immediately back him against
Golfers friends, be having accepted the chai-
lengs Of Johnny McGlade, Of New York, and
As the articles specify the fight must take place
in thirty days nom the time the offer Is ac-
cepted, we may expect both "miils" to take
place this month.
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r. WARD C. DYER CO.,
IMPORTERS,
256 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tSign Of the Golden Eagis,J
In vite attention to their stock of
FINE WINES, BRAHDIEs AND sEGARs,
OLD Rye WHISKY
MALT LIQUORS, CoRDIALS, sc.
Agents for the sale of
N Longworths Golden Wedding,
Paris Exposition and Empire Brands
SPARKLING CATAwBAi
California Wines from the Los Angeles Vineyard.
PORT, LOOK, ANGELICA. &C.
FINE GROCERIES
PREsEKVIp FkUlTs-Americsn, French and
ROOMS, TRUFTLEs. 'n'
CROSSE & BLACKwELLs
ENGLISH PICKLES aud SAUCES.
Condiments, Conservss. and Luxuries for tn,
Bepts Boston Crackers, of all kinds.
cht sssicb s hs PlRsssp sns
&c., &C, &C
Also invite connoisseurs to inspect their stock Of
HAVANA SEGARS of we'll known brands
FINE CLARET and RHINE WINES,
PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAs and sHKRRIEs,
CnhhBAGNE WINES,
oi'A' tisn Of consumer. to the brsne. Of A''en-
JULES MUMM CO..
Unsurpassed in richness and delicious flavor for
which We are the agents
Also, various other brands
cH HSSSG aRHEs snGG.' GAS a9sf AND
HEIDsICk, &C, &c.
&c. DYER CO.,
Importers of Wines, Brandies, &C.,
no l-eoSt Penn ave-, bet. 18th and 18Th sts
ELEGANT PLAID PoPLINs JUST OPENED.
We would call the particular attention of our
PLAID POPLINS which we have lust opened
comprising the most perb tment ever opened
In this market, and are we'll worth examining by
any IN pursuit OF handsome dress for the fall or
In addition to the above, we have g very large
HIGH C0LoRED ALL WOOL MERINos,
which We are offering very cheap.
ALSO, JUST FROM AUCTION,
A splendid ass1rtment OF Lupins Celebrated
MERlkO CLOTHS. which We can now sell at very
ear the old gold prices, having purchased them at
We have also Just received large assortment Of
which we have purchased very cheap during the
past week at auction. Also, q full and complete
MOURNING GOODS,
OF the best make in the world, (Lu pins and we
confidently recommend them TO customers as
being the most reliable make to be found in this
coustry. and We think our prices will compare
fayorably with any of the retailers North or East
ALSO, JUST OPENED,
fine assoftme Of HEAVY CLOTHS, in great
variety, suitable for making ladies and misses
Goats and Jackets, which we are selling cheap
ALI goods marked in plain figures. at the lowest
market rates. One price only. No deviation
..m..,, w.Ma sHUsTER 4 Bro.
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A LEXANDER 4 CO.,
"a No. "a West FAyette I

NO Wtst oy6tte btr6et, baltimore.
offer two houses for sale
LIST. Dwelling on High street, near Bridge street.
Georgetown 29 feet front, three stories and attic
Lot running back 202 feet 10 alley and contains
Is rooms. Ground floor occupied as Q shoe store,
Possession INN ediate III desired.
I'd. Dwelling corner Of West and Congress sta
Gsorgetowr Heights, two stories and attics I OK
q FEET front and lbs feet deep House IS feet 'front.'
two back buildings, IA rooms. Possession in 81
days. no 33ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-06
MARRIED.,

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
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Rr GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auotio.eer

BALE OF A HOUSE, AND LOT ON MARY.
LAND AVENUE, kkAR 10Th ST
On hiDAh AFTERNOON, Nov. 9th Of 4
clock We ,hall sell part Of original Lot $, IN
square NO SsS, frontins = feet o inches on Mar
Isno svenue, near eth street, tmpto I'd By sub
stsnuslt two story frame dwelling, being No as
alley. Nv
Sale peremptsry
Terms One third cash; residue In ;, 6. O.
ana II montas, with interest. deferred IA, ment.
TO be secured by deed OF trust. Consehncing
spd stsmps at cost Of purchaser. payment OF
: loo REQUIRED on evening of the r.ls
JOHN X RLNaHs Executor
GREEN WILLIAMS.
no 60 Arrfions