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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15

mako no more Swamp Land Gnnts.-
A great deal Of land given BY the
Government 70 the State % swamp
land y ~ suitable for cultivation a s,y
that can be found. In many cases It il
al The more desirable for piece Of rich
meadow, which is the only approach it
eou)d offer 70 the character Of 'tsvamp
hnd." These grants, and indeed iii
bear specially heavy upon The, Northern
portion Of the State. The lower coup.
t;ss bsisg seeded earlier, have lsss ~
can't territory, and these grants have
swept northvard to al their quotas.
F1srt1. That the State shall, ~
sarly q next Spring, make al its land
subject 70 presumption
These points ore briefly presented,
They are al Of importance to the
welfare Of tho State, and We, shall refer
% them again, 1t tho same time urging
the people to aet through their Repre-.
sentatives and Congressman. - 49,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-11-15
GENERAL NEWS I'm ~.

GDHB1AL NEWS ITEMS.
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ss ~ Lieut.. Gen. Sherman III, left
az y Aipgt1 theA ~ under
lpo That 90 ilill TX 9eoisivp meas,
1870 orr 81 ths Ihd(tile Indians i'd
Evening star., 1866-10-08
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.

VALUABLE UNIMPk0yED PROPERTY ON
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near 18th street
east. and adjoining the New Barracks, at Public
Auction
On THURSDAY, the 5th day of 9cteber next at
clock p, m, we sh all sell on the premises Lots
Nos 10 and u, In subdtvision Of square No. ore,
having good fronts and depths.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 8, 6. Q. and II
adeed of trust on the premiseJ. ALI convey ancino
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
$40 down on each lot when ssld.
And Immediately after the above sale, we shall
sell Lot No Ia, In square No S9f, fronting sth
street east, between Q and streets north, having
a. feet front by lts fee. inch deep, TO 81 foot al
ley, on the same terOs the above sale.
se Esd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
@THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
til TUESDAY, the 9Th instant, -rne orr and
place. GREEN q WILLIAMS. =
Oc sd Auctiop
Evening star., 1866-10-08

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoc1 ArroS.-On
Saturday evening, an adjourned meeting of the
above Association was held at their rooms A
letter from the Philadelphia Association was
read, inviting them to send representatives, to
an important convention soon to be held in that
city. The Chair appointed a delegation con-
sisting of Major Generat O. o. Howard, Briga-
dler General 5. l.. Brown, and Major A. p.
ketchum. General Brown, chairman of the
building committee. presented a report recon-
mending that four additional directors he ap-
pointed, and one in the place OF T. }. Perry,
who had resigned. MesSrs L. Clephane, A.
4. Shepherd, VIM. b. Todd, John X. Elvans,
ara Samuei Norment, were elected such d.
rectors, and the board were empowered to
increase the building committee to five. Cen
eral Brown further stated that he hoped that
Wltnin week or two arrangements now being
made would be completed that would add
greatly TO the certainty of success, and vastly
increase the usefulness of this noble under
taking for the benefit of the city. A report
favorIng the Introduction of temperan ce
pledges into the Sunday schools of the city
was adopted. Also, a constitution for the
government of the two Sabbath schools known
as the Canal Mission, and the officers elected
by the teachers of these schools were con-
frmed.
Evening star., 1866-10-08
RYJ O. MCGUIRE . CO.. Auctioneers.

RYJ. o. MCGUIRE 3 CO.. Auctioneers.
ApMINIsIRAToRs SALE, BY ORDER OF
TIE ORPHANS, COURT, OF A LARlE LOr
0F A00stH0Lp FgRkITUhE q EFFEors
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 10, COM
menc1ng ~ ~ clock, we shall sell the contents Of
so1th side Pennsylyania avenue, between l4th and
Six Gilt Frame French plate Mantle Mirrors
Five Gilt Frame Pier Glasses with Slabs and
Mahogany and Walnut Hair Cloth Sofas and
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Tables
Mahogany and Walnut Wardrobes, Bureaus ana
washstands ~
Mahogany BeAstesds, Painted Sets
Walnut Extension Dining Tables
CroS kerry and Glass Ware, Plated Ware
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, Spreads
Hulk Mattresses
Feather Bolgters and Pillows
Hall Oil Cloth and Refri gsrator
20 Parlor and Chamber Wood and Goal Stoves
Two large Cooking Stoves and Fixtures
About . tons Coal
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Be- Quisites.
Terms cash.
FRANCIS LAMB, Administrator
JAS. U. McGOIRe CO.,
oc dts INTEL Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1866-10-08
RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.

TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PBOPER1l on Bridge street, Georgetown, at
Auction
By virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded In Ia
the land records for W sshington county, ia the
District Of Columbis, will sell. st put Auetisn
October the 9Th. at4 O'Clock m, sll that part Of
Lot No 8, in old GeergetowR. fronting about "a
grets street. and running back about lis feet
inches to an alley.
The improvements consists of large three story
Frame House and back buildings occupied lately
by Mrs. Rodier
Convey ancins and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser CHARLEs ABBOTT Truste4
sell THOs. DOWLING. Auct
Evening star., 1866-10-08

GRAY s COLLARS, 25 cts. per box; Byron's
% cents per box: Canton Flannel Drawers, Il
cts; Merino Shirts and Drawers 81 each; and
all other goods cheap in proportion at Francis
Gents Furnishing House, 494 7th street.
doors above Odd Fellows Hall 36.s
Evening star., 1866-10-08

CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
t2a Penn. av-. between * and 6th streets Of
nee hours from a m. to 5 p. m, and to D.
m. No charge for consultation.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

lHE PRIDE, pomp, and circumstance OF glo-
rlous war, are not TO be compared TO the meta
Cd OF selling for One Price only, AT Henning's,
corner Seventh street and MARYLAND avenue
Evening star., 1866-10-08

BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
Tor gentlemen's wear, made TO order by John
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside Hotel.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

POsTPONED-The two concerts of the Ger
man Opera Troupe, under the management of
Leonard Grover, advertised TO take place at
Metzerott Hall this week, have been unavoid-
ably postponed to future day, of which due
notice will be given.
Evening star., 1866-10-08
CITY ITEMS.

The CLOTH Imitation Collar is Just out, and
is the best imitation of "a starched Linen Collar
ever before invented Henning has them, al
the corner OF Seventh street and Maryland
avenue.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

PETTY LARCENY.-Wilson Turner, colored
was arrested yesterday by officer Crump, of the
Sixth Ward, for the larceny of a coat and shirt
from Beverly Thompson. Justice Handy held
him TO bail for court.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

OoLoRED BAPTisMAL ExRRcfsEe.-Y ester.
Gay morning. there was large assem- blage Of
persons, white and black, on the river near
the Monu ument, who witnessed the baptism Of
about forty persons by Rev. VIM Anderson,
Evening star., 1866-10-08

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHRs clear and
give strength to the voice of Singers, and are
indispensable 10 Public Speakers.
Il recommend their use to Public Speakers. -
REV. L. II. CHAPLIN
"They have suited my case exactly, rel;ev-
ing my throat, and clearing the voice so that
/ could sing with ease" T. DUCHARMR
- Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
Evening star., 1866-10-08

FEMALE SoLDIHR.-Saturday, q woman
giving the AAme of Jenny Lockwood, who ais
stated that she had served as private in com
pany Is, I'd Michigan Infan'ry, appeared at tn
stn precinct station, stating that che was sick
ana without home Officer Sprague procured
u permit and took her To Providence Hospital
Evening star., 1866-10-08
RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, ,Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRRRTTpWhrhTNf. PRTWrEN SiTSATEP Pu on m I 81 SOUTH,
On THURSDAY. the llth instant, At o clock
2 m, In front of premises, we shall sell, one
stories; one Brick House, Of three stories and
basement, eight rooms. This property Is situated
Offers q good indueement to persons wishing TO
purchase. These Houses are sdJoinins, each lot
having front OF IL feet, by les feet in d. nth To
10 feet alley: water in each yard.
Terms OF sale: On Frame House, 81 900 cash; ;
House, 81 500 easb; balance In 8 and Il months.
with interest. 600 down on each ct the fail of
the hammer. Oonveyansing and stamp AT On
chasers cost. deed given and deed Of trust
taken. '
oc sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct.
Evening star., 1866-10-08
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsHMENrs. &C.. TONIGHT.

NATIONAL THEArRR.-Our readers will be
pleased to learn that "Rosedale' will be per-
formed again this evening positively for the
last time. No play-goer should fail to see the
excellent rendition OF this fine comedy BY the
National company. i.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The grand festival
concert and tableaux for the benefit Of ST. Dom.
inic's Church, South Washington. still con-
tinues. end is well worthy the patronage of
our citizens. "-1
Young United Club this evening
Evening star., 1866-10-08

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS Yesterday affair
noon. the W ashin gtonians" held their meet
ing at the Northern Market, where Mr.. ]. s.
hohlnesneao presided; and addresses were
oehvered oy Messrs. Fish, Drew and others.
"A number OF young men signed the pledge.
A meeting, under the ausp pices of the Metro
pohtan Temperance Union, was held m the
iair building, which was opened with prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. Gonzalves; and addrsssas
were made by Messrs. Kidweil, Tyler Phin
ney, Anderson and DIR. Clayton.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

GAIRoTISG.-On Saturday night as Mr. =
B. Stuart was passing along g street, between
~ and 9th, ne was stopped by two men, on
Of whom put his arm around his neck, and III
other threw him down. His cries for help
however, brought officers Thorn pson and Peas
ter TO the scene, and the garroters made OF
Evening star., 1866-10-08
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioassrs.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE In

By virtue Of deed OF trust to the subscriber. d.
ted July 2oth, 1865, and recorded in Liber n q.
No. 60, folios 20 and 207, Of the bsRd Records
for Washington county, g, shall oder for sale
at public auction. on TUESDAY. the ID day Of Oc-
tober next, at O'Clock D. IN front of the prem
lsss, the middle part Of Lot numbered thirteen,
us In square numbered i've hundred and ffty-
nine, tsss) Of the plan Of the city of Washington,
beginning for the same 81 point on lst street
west. one hundred and fifty two feet (l5sD nine and
one third (s1SD inches from the southesst corner
OF said square; running thence north eighteen lsD
feet two and one-third G, a inches: thence west
one hundred and ten tll0) feet; thence south eigh
teen t1sl feet tive and one third 2s) inches thence
east to the place Of beginning.
Terms One half cash; the residue in SIX
months, the purchaser giving his note for the
deferred payment, bearing interest from the day
premises. All conyeysncing and revenue stamps
are not complied with within five days from the
day Of sale. the trustee reserves the right %
sell the premises at the risk and Of the default
ipe purchaser, on giving one day notice in some
newspaper in the city OF eton. SO will be
required Of the purchaser Immediately after the
sale. ISAAC u. JOHNSON, Trustee
sc n-2sv6ds GREEn WILLIAMS. Auets.
HTBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til THURSDAY, the 4th instant, same hour and
place. BY order of the Trustee.
ec3 GREEN WILLIAHs, Aucts.
STHE ABOVE sALR is STILL FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY the sth instant, same
hour and place. By OF der Of the Trustee
oe Sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

THE PooR.-Lieutenant Hurley, of the First
Ward, made the following report to Major
Ricnarcs yesterday :--'' Mary DE Bow, a POOR
ieaVia9 NO means re nsy tor %,ed hoy yes.sray ana
tanned an order from Mayor Wallach to have
her buried at the expense of the Corporation. -
Evening star., 1866-10-08
DIED.

SHRENE. In this city, on Sunday the 7th n
slant, Of typhoid fever, CHRISTOPHER NEW
TON son OF Mary Il. and the late JOHN Shreye
aged y ears, 8 m onths, and days
Jesus fsid Suffer little children to come unto
me, for OF such Is the kingdom of heaven -
The friends and relatives of the family are in.
vfted to attend the funeral from BY land Chapel,
corner 10Th and ID streets south, on Tuesday, 9th
instant, ct IL O'Clock m.
Evening star., 1866-10-08
RY GREEN q WILLIAMe. Auctsonsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE

AT AUCTION.
On WEDNtsDAf,t the 10th instant, at 10 clock
q. m, We shall sell, at the resiaence Of Q gentle
man declining housekespine, No 2s1 sth street
west, between NJ and h streets north . eensral
assortment of Furniture viz:
walnut Hair seat Chsirs and sofss
tabletop Side and other Tables
Walnut Bedstesds and Bureaus
Wardrobes, Washstsnds and Towel Racks
Cane sest Bockers and Chairs
Parlor Cook and other Stoves
China, Glass and Orockery Ware,
With many other articles which we deem up-
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS,
oC5 d AucrfourHrr
Evening star., 1866-10-08
AFFAIRs IN ALExANDRIA.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Glzene of SaIurdau -

APFAIRs IN ALRxANDRIA.-Wec clip the fol-
lowing from the Gazette OF Saturday,: -.
NOten Jelcelry Recorered.-Mr. Edgar FIem M
has recovered all the articles stolen from mis-
store, by George Hegadore, one of his en-
pIoyees. Tne recovery was effected through
the agency of Messrs. Clarvoe and McD.vitt
detectives of Washington city, 10 whom too
much praise cannot be awarded
Child Burned 10 Dedh.-A little boy, four
years OF age, the child of Mr.. Moses Tapley
accidently overturned a stove, which con-
tanned fire: Yesterday morning, in his father 8
house, on Water street, near the tunnel and
was SO severely burned that he died last night.
Curious Oyster Drdg.-The steamer New
York, which arrived here yesterday brought
up with her an old anchor, which her crew
mad hshsd up in Cornfield harbor, W lille dredg-
ing there for oysters, TO which We're attached
about fifty or sixty oysters.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

PREsENTATION--OnS Saturday afternoon the
bookbinders employed in the biudery ar the
Government Printing Office presented Mr.
Geo. Il. Gof, late superintendent OF the bind .
cry, with beautiful and costly set OF silver
service, consisting of large waiter coffee tea
and chocolate urns, cream pitcher, sugar and
STOP bowl, castor, fruit basket. wine stand,
win three Bohemian ware bottles, ice pitcher
and four gold-lIned goblets, the cost of the en- :
tire set being $3.50. The ecommtttee-MessrsJ J.
M. Knott, A. McGowan and v. Bishop-fntro-
duced Mr.. Gof 20 the ladies and gentlemen
employed In the Office, when Joseph w Mat.
ungly made the presentation in a neat and ap-
propriate address. Mr.. Gof responded in a
very happy manner; after which, he was pre-
sented with a large and beautiful bouuet by
Miss Mary Riley, one of the lady EMPLOYEES.
The presentation was witnessed by two or
three hundred ladies and gentlemen EMPLOYED
In the office.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

HABEAs CoRPCs-On Saturday evening Mr.
John Dorm appeared before ] udge Fisher with
child OF stephen Haas, In obedience TO a writ
OF hdbeds corpus, issued at the instance Of Mrs
Haas, through b. +. M. Hurley, her attorney
IL appears that during the war Haas entered
the army and soon after his wife died when
Mrs Dorm took charge of the child. Haas sub
sequently agreed to pay Mrs Dorm for taxing
care OF the child. Haas has since married. and
several days ago his wife came here and claimed
.ne chlid. which Mrs. ID. refused to give Id IN =
nTss sbe paid SloO due for the care of the child
hneCourt ordered the child to be turned over to
the petitioner.
Evening star., 1866-10-08
ri GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneen.

DESIRABLI PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON O
sTkEHT SOUTH. THE INTERSECTIONS OF
MARYLAND AND VlRGINIA AVENUES,
between in and Sth streets west, (Islsnd, at
Public Auction.
On MONDAY the 18th instant. at ~ o'clock ..
N :, We shall sell, on the premises, that beeutI-
ful private residence OF John III. Semmes ESQ a
two-story- aud o half Brick House, with basement,
containing In all some nineteen rooms with hand
some Parlors chsmber. dining, and sitting rooms,
Iantrfes, wine cellar, closets, and gas and water
throughout the whole house Lot having 4s fee
ii inches 'front.' by la feet deep to an alley making
one OF the best private residences for sale in
Washington.
Also. immedi ately after the sale Of the above
property, We shall sell seven handsome Building
Lots, hve fronting on Sth street west, having ~
feet 'front.' by 100 deep, to alley; the other two
fronting on street south, Adloi ming the brick
house, having - feet inches front by ia feet
deep, which makes them good building lots
Terms One-hsn cash; balance in 6, IL, and IS
months, for notes bearing interest, and sesu red
by deed OF trust on the premises. Ali convey.
ancfng and revenue stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser 100 will be required on each piece when
knocked off.
- The plat of the above property can be seen ct
Green Williams auction store, corner 7th and ID
streets.
oc6d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-08

QY W. l.. WALL q CO., Auctionsers,
II Stores 3lS and 3l1,
South corner Pennsy lvsnia avenue and 9th st.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
On nWEpNIspAY AFfERNOON October 10, ct
clock, We win cell, on the premise. valuable
Dwelling house. being Lot No. o, in Reservation
OF square No, II. fronting 3e feet on street,
"a and Sd streets and in rear OF St Charles
Hotel and running back lo feet to IL foot alley
The improvements are q comfortable Brick Dwell.
ing bosee, two and half stories high, with slate
roof, and In good condition.
Also, Immediately sfter the above sale, We will
SEA the adjoining Lot being Is feet front By l2o
feet deep, and running back to alley,
!. The terms Of the sale are: 0ns.third cash; and
the balance in equal installmepb9 at six. twelve,
and eighteen months: the deferred payments to be
secured by deed OF trust the premises Con.
veyancing and stamps at the expense Of the pur-
chaser.
We call attention Of buyers to this sale, az IL
offers inducsmsnt to procure residence % near 20
the avenue
Title perfect. L-L-.-
Evening star., 1866-10-08
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AUCTION SALES. ?
ERzs AFrxRNooN AND ro-koRRoV.
RfJ. Q. hcGUIkR q CO.. Auctionesrs.

~ ~ AAS<N A&A41A~s
rRls AFrERNooN AND ro-koRRoV.
RrJ. Q. hcaUIkI 90. Aucaonesu.
DEsIRABLE BUILDING Lors on STREET
ssSSss sSSs 6as:4: esS s,ss sss 3 *
sss 2: n sSs.rs Ne Is trsn.ias % isst 80 on
,ss eetssen % re 9th and 2ist streets. snd rus
In Isesdi.ssls .isss si Ii. shove. y. she'll eel, part
81 Let y IN sS1ss. No AZ ffsasins on issh Sc.
Term. Of Sale: on. third cash. b.issc. in s,s ssd
P.sn.ss q sss Vii Ss rsaairsd % .:eS S 10, q
os Sd tinsI J. c. MceSIRl q 90. A.ess.
RY eREKE . WILLIAMS, Auee,osssrs.
EXCELLENT NEW ANe WELL kerr ROSE
WoOD AND BLACk wALNUr F0EEIT0sf,
on Sss York avenue, between 10Th and nth sts
On T1ssb4T. the % stS instant. ., 10 O'Clock ..
N, We shah cell; a. the residence Of eentlemsn
defining housekeeping, being House De. sos.
One Chieksrips Piano: in RO...ood o..e, in per
One Fine .S Green Rep Psrlor suite; eonsi.iias OF
ens SGs ks, Rs. so castor. .aa :n SIDE cs.,r'
One Pine French Plate Mirror, i've fees long
Six kosssoSa S frame Chsirs, upholstered IN ma
Two R. Zine y, MsE6ls TOP oen.e. and Ornament.
one Fine Picture, Glimpse OF an Kngiish Houe-
One Pin. Plated Tea Set, six pieces, with waiter.
One banosome Carved Walnut Chamber Suite.
M.shs,snd, wardrODe, Chairs, R-stsr.. and
Black y sinat Marble tcp sidebOard. with Ktas.re
w.lDSt Bsds,ssd., ksE6l.- q to. Dressing Bureaus.
safs and HTdiS,s Hssris sPs chsa. s sr Mattresses
Hspdsone Velvet osrpe, coet $50
Good Three. ely; lpgTsin, .ne Stair Carpets
A oaoS sssoTsysn5 ~ psin,.a rA.-,h.. v.r,;,.,.
AND Danssk Lounge
PstTag PPsTTigerStoT rat Ts ard pissiDs rom G,oekery
lot Of Kitchen Reouisite..
The house is iOr rent at SO per mouth in sd
vance. Possession on the 10th insl. Inquire on
Oc4-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY W. L. WALL CO, Auetioseers.
South corner Pa avenue and 9Th street
sSek sR o sEESsT saSs ssTs.Rts III
SSaR.S SaRtSso ofhEETI NasEiA ESsf aSb coGSi
IL JnSGs TsEspsg AT agcTISS MNs1Sa ny aCAdTaLospE
q We viii :.i siUsa ss eur xussi1a sa
koops within the stores. . large and elegant
sons impo. alton and war;. ted perfect. being
the stSsS OF & Sf olessle dealer AID will be
Is P,scssy orossley q Son 3 best English Velvet
p p rolls :. T.Pest!!
70 pieces best Three ply Carpets,
50 Enelsh and Americas Ingram Carpets.
20 Nenitian Stair Carpet,
50 and oQusrter OH Cloths,
II dozen Administer and Tapestry Rugs,
70 rolls Hemp Car pets,
20 - Manila Mating,
% " Canton and Cocoa Mating.
With other Csrpetings unnecessary 20 enumerste,
all Of which win be sold in quantities 70 .sit
To the above stock Of Carpets we specially call
me attention OF buyers as il 10 the most desira-
BILE lot OF first class goods ever offered at auction
In this city, and every lot will be sold and war
Tanted.
oc2d WALL q 90. Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

PASSAGE THIHvRs. Yesterday morning
VIM. Corbert, Chas. Reed and Lewis Pollard
colored oootblacks, entered the passage Of the
residence of MT. L. Z. Clark, on II, between
Ilth and i2th streets, and appropriated three
hats, one belon ging to Mr.. ]. V. Galt, and two
TO Mr.. Clark. MIR. Gait went to get his he ID
gear to take walk and discovered that him
self and friend were hatless. Fortunately, the
thieves were discovered, pursued and eau ght
by Mr.. VIM. Belt, who turned them over to
officer Johnson, of the Second Ward. The
thieves were taken before Justice MorselI
who sent them to Jail for court.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

IN .C0nPLIfl SET Oy' SECOND. HAND
" BRASS INsTRUMDNT0. In eeo1 order for
sale chssD. taa3l ". g. HEfEEROrT 8 90,
Evening star., 1866-10-08

RYJ. O. MCGUIRE q co., Auct,onssrs.
TRUsTEKs SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
On. THUxspSf aifEsnc os, os october II, ..
AZ clock, on the premises, by virtue Of authority
vested me. shall offer for sale, Lot 81 in Square
l26, having front OF rs feet SIDE Of Seven
teen,h street west. sstvsen and streets north,
running bsck an average depth Of seoat l< feet,
The Lot viii be sold entire or divided. ss may be
Terms made known at sale. Conveys ancing ct
T. p. SCOTT, Trustee,
Under the will Of Mary carroll.
se 2s dts 10. Mc0UlRe co., Aucts.
RT THoe. DowLING, Acct; 0sorgssovn.
BEslRABLI ByILDIFG LOT In GEORGE
On THURsDAT AFTEBkooE Oct. lish. az
~ O'Clock, on the Drenises. shall sell that very
desirable Building Lot situated On the north side
OF ofProspsct. nsxt vest Of nsrhet street. and BE-
kobt Bed. fronting effect, running beck ~ feet.
'''f. Term: One third cash; balance in s,d \,
o. the properly Ali sssssysae.. ss @ Cos. q Ss. pSs
oss-d IIntI THOMAS DOwLIHa. Auc,.
RY JAS. q. AcouIRE 90 Asctioasen.
PreLIo SALE OF LOT EE4R eovrRuuryr
o. TRURsbAY, sss iiss ID q 10 5csos.r. =, Az
O'Clock p viIi oder Tor ssis et ssetieo o. shs
premise, the Dortb pert Of equsss Vest OF SQUARE
No, s1t, froItIng on New Jersey avenue. II street
g sae g . ss & s; " to s
Terms: se,fouIth cssh; bslsncs IN three e,~a
paSsenss. g. Il and Is month, y,ts interest
oes ssAds 10. hcG0iRE 4 Co. xaess.
Evening star., 1866-10-08

VIOLATING CORPORATION ORDINANCES -
saturday morning, John Lee. a restaurant
Keeper, was arrested by Lieut. Tate. of the
Second Ward, for keeping his establishment
open after the hours prescribed by law. Jus
uce Morsell fined him S20.5S, and he took an
appeal to court
William Hayes, colored hack driver. was
arrested by officer White. of the Seventh Ward
Tor running hack without license. 1t was
taken before Justice Boswell who fined him
%, which he paid.
Charles Smith and Robert Fisher. colored
were arrested by officers Ray and Wilson. OF
the Second Ward, for gambling. They were
taken before Justice MOrseli who discharged
Smith upon payment of s. fine; but as there
was suspicion that Fisher was concerned in a
recent burglary, judgment In his case was
postponed until after a hearing in the burglary
case can be had
A colored youth, named Edward Douglass
was arrested Saturday evening fol displaying
his pugilstic skill in the market. Officer Miller
carried the black pugilist before Justice Thomp-
son, who made him pay 10 the general fund
S225 for fighting in the market