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DIED..

DIED.
SM0oT. On the 10Th instant. at his residence I'm
ard months. 'I..s.' p 800 = 800
His funeral will take place from the house, At Il
O'Clock Tuesday, the "a OF October. from the CAL
vary Ba ptist Q. urch, CO Of Sth and ri street,
Frierds OF the faulty . o invited to attend ctf
BARrII. On. the esth instant, ANNIE VIC
Bartle, aged months and 10 days. % = -
Ins funeral viii take place to-morfow tsundsy)
PARENTS q st., between 9th and 10Th sts., Isiand
sPEIssER:. On Thursdsy. nth, sfter a short
the 43d year Of hts age. \. -
The relatives and friends ere respectfully fnyi.
ted % attend the funeral from his late residence
on 18th street east, between n aud treets soufh
on Monday, the LIST instant, at clock D. m. =
DRI0GS. In WfshinRton, on Friday, Se,tem.
briggs, In the Hrhyear Of her age.
BERRY. On Friday, Sept 18th, at the resi-.
dence g. Der son fn,lsw, J. B: Cassin, Mrs. JANE
county, Nd, in Che 18th year OF her age.
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CoNPLAIST.-EGitor Star: Will you,
through your Invaluable Jouroal, be kind
enough TO inform yonr paLrons generally and
The Undersigned subscriber who makes the in
curry not only on his own account, but also
at the request o: lumber OF ladies, by whose
permission neg oes are allow TO sell 10 their
brethren, On ,LS north side o. Pepnsylyapia
avenue. be tween 7th and sth streets, boiled hog
Caobage, sweet potatoes. dumplings, pies. ETC.
1t Is presumed that Inasm UGH as the u san ce
exists daily on the walk bordering the triansu a.
lar pto- o. ground belonging 10 the Government,
The Commissioner of buildings must have
given the PERMISSION for il. We hope to be set
right In tins matter, and do our Commissioned
1UIl justice, as we have desire nor interest
IN wroDRing him, but we sincerely and can
Oioly think that one side Of the beautiful ay-
enue ought to be lelt .fee from the e unsightly
and sinking messss. IL has been stated that
ladies do nos promenade the avenue as thew
Usea to do. Mr.. Editor. If you will take the
trouble of walking sometime before ~ O'Clock
on The pa-t OF the avenue which / have pointed
out, you wiz ind that they have good reason
Tor keeping at nome or promenading else
WneIe G. h.. W.
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nY THOS. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
TEUJTEEs shtEOE yALgAsIE ZEAL Is


TEUJTEEs SALE OF yALgABLE ZEAL rs.
BY yirae o. decree of the suDrese Cou Il of the
Dlessici Of Co.u lbis:, passea September 1856 la
EQPi;y cause No. 756, Docket 8, Robt .. Maso
Ct al, VS. Wa Vf.sirius he M w oie-
rrhg c sale iI'sc' o. tue rre-''so !, WE0NEs-
DAY, 10th D. -, q. o'coek y. m, ali that cal
tste' ith Q tpr-ovenepts, aows % parts of lo,-
Elk sesen and e,ss. IA Hohnesd's addition to said
toEn q. .r-s y ty- nfpe Iesi feet on the south
side o. Bridgee..ee 10y hrnfred AND twenty (l20)
feet deep, WITH : . e ,.y ouof a,..all triaasIe
So Go S,., tS q. eta es, a. VIII be shown
Also oil in =. lfa,.s,t tie aboyesas Iwil sell
the property recev. iy owe By M'tf Iary Ann
Clark, deceased. kpoxn all those p o, ,ots o,
AID Sin Beattv Hawkin b addition 20 ss'o town
frorting t1e west side Cd High Ct eet LA feet
riches, aud irnning west OF tlst widtl TO Ba 7
shee tae ee .e berg composed OF tne Truth
feet of lot ga and the north 81 tee. inches OF 20
Hutchins In small tee ement o. the corner Of s.
Terms preses ted by the decree One third o.sh;
the residue in tvo equal payne ats, at ak p ID
twelve months, 5fh 'teresl fro.h the day Of lie
[ re hfte being ret1iOed until the full yaynert OF
TIE purchase morey, OF at tie option OF the % :
.asrr the V hoe purc.e se 90 y be paid N
cash presently after the sac. Cs.reyf ncing a.d
stamps at pur9Re n f,sT : Se1%'pf;xxfos r,,,..
,o THOMAS DowLNG,
COMMUNICATES Auctioneer.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. en-
on account OF the r ain, until THURsp AY, O,tober
,.m...,,, HUGH G CsAREET0E, Trustee.
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HE BROADWAY Silk Hat, and the ssCroquef,s
o.dlng styI"s for young Hen, at StIneme.Z 8
Ne. 234 Pennsylvania avenue .
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RI GRkIN wILLIAns. AuctioaeSrs.
TRUsTHKs SALE OF REAL ESTATE IA
ThE FOURTH WARD

By vrtne ~ deed Of trust TO the Subscriber d.
led July 1eth 1855, and recorded In Lber N, q. r
No. 60, foiios 20 and 207, Of the hand Record
for Wssbipston county,, G.. shall oder for sale
tober next, a. clock p. ~, I'm front Of the prem
n nssl me miasie pat Of lot pnmbersd thirteen,
rtne, Of the plan of toe city of Washington
beginning soi the same 81 point on LIST street
Ne-s one hundred and Ia t7o feet (l5sD nine end
ore tnfrd (sfl inches - a tie southeakt corner
cfsaid square; running ..e-' north eighteen lsl
feet two and one-thfrd CO. inches. thence wese
one nupT re- ard ten (,0D Eess; thence south eigh
teev 1ol I've and onet ,.,a fa1< inches thence
east 70 the pa Q Of beginning.
Terms: One half caSn; the residue IN ef 4
months, the purchaser giving hts note for the
deferred payment, hearing Interest from the day
OF sale, and secured by Q deed Of trust on the
Ientses. All couveyaDcing and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser III the terms Of sale
are not complied with within fve days from the
day OF sale, the trustee reserves the right 20 re-
sell the premises at the risk and cost Of the default
Ing puren ser, on gtvfn,. one DAY notice i'm some
newsb eel in he city o. wslhfneton. SO will be
required Of toe purchaser imneeiately after the
sale. ISAAOL JOHNSON, Trustee
sc ii 2svkds GREEk WILLIAMS Anots.
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BOOTS AND SHOES, with improved shanks.
made 10 order by John Strott, National Hotel,
entrance on etn street, and inside Hotel Re-
pairing promptly done. All work warrant tad
Orders respectfully solicited. -.
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MEET NE by moonlight alone aud viii tell
You tale, how HeBning is selling clothing at
Ooe Price only at the corner of Seventh street
and Nary land avenue. a-.. I-.f
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
crcfences, Wnrts, Moles, DC, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist.
VA Penn av-. between * and 6tA streets. OF,
fce hours from s a m. to D. m and g To 3 n
m. No charge for consultation.
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In SPITE of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamel'd and thin,
They viii never break down, .af l.t
Nor it..A yellow nor brown, I.7
Ii tue SeJod0a 'sdaiIy brushed IN.

CHEAp Dry t4oODs.-Ben Miller IOi Bridce
stTCel, Georgeiovn. ii will be seen by adver-
tisement, is prepared to furnish every style of
hne DIRE goods at extremely low prices He
also has a large stock of mourning goods
gloves, hosiery aud notions, a. reasonable
prices. ~ .ss 70 t.' -.'
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,,Y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aro,,os..r.
HOUSEHOLD AND EIToHEx FURNITURE

AT Auction
On TUESDAY, the I'd cay of DC yoeer lssi 81 10
O'Clock a ~ We shall sell, at ,he re idence OF a
lazy &c >Irirg boUs excepting. at No. 30 ~ street
&c. ween Pc 2, y avenue ard street. az excsllent
essoftnent of Furniture, viz: m
Green hep al Hair cloth SOFAS
Castor, Side, and other Chairs
Marble tor Centei, Side, ard Oval Tables
Back Wslru: Marble Top u -es ing Bureaus
Maj bie-top Mashstands and Black Walnus Bed
stsads
Black Walnut Whstpot and China Vases
beuasE CURTAINS, Corpice. and Engravings
fsfnted Wardrobes, Bureaus, wsshstands and
Bedsteads
Walnut kxte nsioB Tables and Dining Chairs
Excellent Hair and Husk Msttresses
Fire Feather Eeds, Boosters ADD Pillows
Blanl els. Comforts, Sheets aud Pillow Cases
Three ply, Ingram, and other Carpets
Toilet sets emo Dirfog room Crockery
Excelient Cooking ard other Stoves,
with good lot Of Kitchen Requisites and
mary other articles, which We deem unnecessary
70 rrmeratS.
TON cash. GREEN q WILLIAMS.
te:sso l]ntall Anctieneers.
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RY aREEN a WILLIAMS. AuotiOnesr..

AgCfs ON s.LK OF FINE THREE-eToRY
BE Ca HOUSE, AND LOT, on tth Ct. vest
On TUESDAY, the ID day o. October, Mss. at
oclUck D ln. shall nsll. on the pre-niscs part
Lot No Is. In square NO. bf2. xith NE i'm prove
n ejts, consisting OF wen built three story brick
LOute, Containing six conveniently arranged
rooms, wltll fne klichen attached; AID also side
Tot rdJoi ing which contains 400 feet, making IL
q -ood building lot.
ne above mentioned properly is Handsomely
j. go, ane any yer. on Ia want of such pro oerty
W. do wei TO . sau the sale.
Term. of lRIe a e: 4 cash: balance I'm six aud
twelve months, for notes gearing int rest and
secured by deed OF trust on the premises. All
cony~'anoing and revenue stamps Of the cost Of
the purehaser 30 down when the property 20
knocked OF Tit'e fndfs, utable
sc 24-d Iipsl CREAM 4 WILLIAMS, hp,s..
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CITY ITEMS.

FREE LUNCH at the Tontine Restaurant to-
n ht-356 ID street, near 10th street. -i-a7
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LAST NIGHT OF THE lcR- WIrcH Positively
the last repre-. eniation Of the Ice Witch. which
has had such a sDccCsssul run at the Nation al
Theatre. is annornccd for to-nighs. None
should fail to this beautifai spectac,S be-
fore II is Withdrawn.
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RY GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
TRUsTE8s SALE OF Eog,E sSo LOT Oh

By '. rtue Ola deec IA ttust, bearisg date on the
{. q dag Of Jrse, ~ @. ara recon, Cd in Ltver J .
D., No. III, fof = Ied the cribe vii sell
q. prbiic sac, on TUI5DAY, me S1.n dsy OF Oc-
tobee. IL Is, a. IA O'Clock %. NJ. the lse,s Sc l.
pa OF Lot No. 2. in Square No. 81, -o,tinT Il
fee. inches on soui @ stree. i,e.wssi 7ta AID
S.h s.yee.s b. IS feet ire deeS vt the
iuprevemenis. consisting of q comfol sale two
orr Fre.ae Dwelling. horse. -
Terms OF sale. One hlls cash foe wcict &c,
witt be required to be paid on tie eror I'd . and
ba'ante in six and twelve months, ro.es beiriag
trust upon the Dropert.. IL toe terms Of sale O re
not com Piled with IN five sy-, The ,.ro,,er.y Al
ex ,ense OF the Purchaser. AN convey lcing and
revenue stamp ct the coJt Of the prrchaser.
OHAS. 9 WALLACH, Trustee
teT-d GREEN h WILLIAMS, Apcf
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Ar pRTVaTr saIV

Bourd House Fotei, aituased o. the Leesburs
Pike; lE rs'les from Alexandria, end ~ mile
81 Wa no., n. The Hotel 10 I'm eellent order,
OF good lard srscsed TO same, II NOS sold At
sl Vi, q. . LIST, 1855, the above proper
re letf EAGLl co.. Auots
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CoRNER-SToSE LAID.-The Prince Georoian
says mar on Tuesday last, the 18th in slant. the
70 be erected at ForrestyiiIe in this (Princ e
GeorgeD county, Nd. was laid with the cere-
monies usual upon such DECISIONS The Rev
Dr. han, OF the Church Of the Epiphany,
and instructive sermon, giving some interestin9
Historical facts in connection with the pro rress
OF the church We learn that quite q creditabIe
collection was taken up, adding TO the funds
necessary 20 Tire erection Of the building.
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RESTORED PRoPEETY.-The Alexandria
GGseite of yesterday says:-In the u. y District
Court, Judge Under wood presiding. ng in
this place, on Wednesday, the confiscation case
taken MP; and Mr. Mcy. producing rarri IN
from the President, all further pro seed ags
were dismissed, and he thus has returned TO
him All his res, estate which has not been
actually sold, ard which includes the large
dwelling on the corner of st Asaph and Gam
eron streets, occupied BY the Freedmen
burssr, ana the building next adjoining, oecu.
pied by Vim. ID. Massey, Esq.
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by J. q. Ao6U 5RE .. co, Aucaopsers. .
TRUSTEES SALE Of yALUAB GEE LOT OF
-...-- GEOOEu- EISr MD. -
On THUkSDA ~ EkNG ON October H. at
A. oc'ock, on the prerse by virtue OF Hutbority
vesiea in me, IN ofier foe ale Lot 81 Square
~ ha' Ug fTocs of rs feet on we side Ca Seven
teenih st, eet vest, besweea aud X stree ; norta
running back an ayersce depth of about ~ feet,
TO auess.
The Lot viii be solo eetire or eividad rs may be
deemed hes. g. the s..ie.
Terms mace known at sale. Conveys,c'ns a.
cost of purchaser. RI"
Under the will of Ma 4 G.rroiI
re sS-dts j. q. IcGUIRGA co Az "a -.
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RYM.K X. WALSH a CO., Auctioneer..
u No. asa Penpa. ave, corner 10Th street

FhILIFFS tALE.
NOTJCY.-Tale lcro~ipg ro.d. and chattets,
10 vii
Ore rpe Wei lut Dams.k Lounge.
Ma'rut Thb'e, m ITble TO-. OF a,
Wa'rrt hcct er end Card fable.
o"c OttoE az, AT Chairs In walnut
ne er,or sNOre, NJ ntsl Clock
Ore eieesnt " Pirn -sideboa ard,
Six Be0 room
MelsrtE H -el~isr pl9iue TsAle.
Ia. e try rpet. Tn, ee u ditto.
NT'nut kHit, Mar 'e ton L resu, WashStsnd and
elegant Carved Bedsles 4,
Hair Hosk attresses,
feathseEsds. Shades &c.
Tolet~ van - GOOD assortment Of Hecsehoid
FrrI ~ rererally,
-ts. 9 Neep seized spd levied upon ss the proper
" o'tcy M srencer TO SATISFY rent due ana in
s'rts.s 80 u. W. Drew and Viii re expo "a 10
lub l. fS'e ON TUE7DAY MORNING next. o..
ialsr O'Clock az tie Gac ioh house Of N
X. Wal-b c.. No. 2-9 Penn avenue corner
10th street to the highest 1 .tle- Tor cash.
TwhMAhLkSS n hlstALL EaWms.
se7u NIX. Walsh 90 ,Aucts.
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r Liberal TERMS AND LONG CREDIT.
SIX HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS.

We viii offer until further notice, ct private
sale, upon the Ipost liberal terms asd long credit
the mott desirable lot Of property ever offered in
this city. situated In different squares
throughout tho city, Psrtses Wishing to secure
building let viii kud this the best Opportunity
ever offered. Catalogues Of the square, M uuer
OF lot, number Of fset, prfcs, and ten
- - - = .'' ~. ''' CLAGErr 4 swEENY,
ee 10 dim No, 4 Market mace.
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81 10 sss .,....

Hsgie %. viii give their psnonal attention %
tnf sale o. Be- ste and Household Furniture q
Also q Ia. ss.es Of stocks q 0rocsriss snd Gsf.
shanai.e q svsU description, Rorsss, OerriaSss,
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1MPEovRMENTs.-The residence of Hon.
Moa, somery Elair on Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite the War Department, rs inst now
aIng enlarged and improved under the sn-
Per, ntendence Of Messrs. Turto1 & Lowry
Calperrers and lUiIGers, who are also their
own architects. and its appearance has un.
dergone a total change. The building exclude
ing tue wing IN which sre the bath room and
wa ct closets. is sc Wv - feet. on which two
3'd'tionaI stOricS haN - a erected, making
lis hight four stories aud baS ement, containing
slfogetner % rooms. In The first of tue new
stores are two large looms 1s feet square, in
Sdue floor are sNu. conveniently arranged
cham bers, while In the upper story are six
other chambers very conveniently arranged.
The entire trent hss bcen remodellC d, the old
s.yle WINDOWS btsng replaced by the hand-
lone square win windows, audit having been
subjected to new process SIS called Besenlivierf
which is said 10 be very durable, 1t resembles
handsome stone edifice. The vornice IS one
OF nCat design and has also been made to int.
& te stone. The workmanship is not of the
most elaborate character, bnt is very substan-
tai and well finished Eesldes the contractors
fefore mentioned, the following are engaged
on the work:-(ieo. IL. TuItoh, brieklayer: w
IL Hines, plasterer; u. t. Bowel. painter:
Werner d. Bro. tuners The work on the
Ifout is thar of Mr. Jos. Beckert.
On 7th street, above N, MIR. John J. McCol-
lum is ereeatng a fine pressed brick front dwell
ing. On 'he corner of N sur Ct beautiful
tbree-story brick. owRed by MFG. w. Utter.
mehle, with store on the lower floor, has been
covered In. Three three-story brick dwell
lngs are being erected on Slh street, above d,
and two fine dwellings on Nj, between 10Th
sud 1lth strCe,s.
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ROBERT GARCIA TURNED UP AeArS.-The
alexandria Gazette lays a young man named
Robert Garcia YVES arrested in Alexandra on
Monday for failure TO pay his board bill al a
ho'et. lie Represented himself as a circus agent,
and at the tune OF his arrest was engaged la
laying of ring, surrounded by negroes and
boys He had with him a large piece Of raw
mutton, which, he said, was for the mon KEYS
al achod TO the circus. When carried to the
magistrates office, during the trial, he pretend.
ed TO nave Mt, iallioo on the floor Of the We.
randall, aud barking like a dog. At the sug.
gestion of the application Of cold water, how.
ever, he revived and lea. for washington
Robert is well known to the police here.
INV BRIDGE.-Ycsterday afternoon Messrs
Wise & Cdllah n, contractors, completed aud
opened 10 the pm bile the bridge at the intersec-
ton OF street north and North Capitol street,
across Tiber Greek much 70 the qualification of
residents OF the county apd the public gener.
ally. The bridge is Of stone and brick, and put
up in very subs, ian tial manner. In one siCe
OF the bridge is a marble slab in which is cut
Gal = BRIDGE. 1866" In honor of the late JOS
Giles, who. during his life time, erected two
or three bridges at this point Since the BRIDGE
al THIS point was destroyed by the ireshet,
lew months since, funerei professions on their
ded.
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TIE NEW STEAMSHIP LINR.-We understand
thst the New York, Alexandria. Washin gtor
ana Georgesown S'aemship Conn any hiss or
ganized and appointed the following ain GERS
President-Abraham II. Covert Vice Presi-
dent-John r. Evans. Treasurer-Richard
Riker. Secretary-GSorge w. Brown. The
company has purchased three hrst-clsss
steamers, and propo-e running serni.weekly
line between the ports Of New York, Alexan.
dria, and GEORGETOWN. The management of
OF some of our most energetic business men,
and % INTENDED TO furnish a permanent, rezu.
Ter, and prompt means for the transportation
York and the above named ports.-Price Cur.
rent
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ANOTHER POLLARD IN TRoUBLE-Yester-
day, negro named Alexander Pollard was
arrested by officer Ro,h for being drunk aud
disoroerly. and was .aken to the Cehtral
GUardhouse. From the testimony Of Eliza
Cant IL appeared thst her SON was sick with
mania-a-potu, and Pollard went TO her, aud
pretending TO be ply stefan proposed to cure
the young man. He charged and received IS
for the frat visit. and went away. He returned
soon after, bringing with him black bottle
Containing something thar snelled like poke
root and whisky. For this visit he received
SO. The paaent took the medicine, aud was
soon so crazy and dangerous that he had to ha
fiedln his bed. The black Esculapius returned
. gain, drunk, and Eliza Cant had him arrested
Justice Thompson fined HIM S1J.if for being
drum * and disorderly. Lei. ....-l.. =.
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Ogling,

Bart'i ~ girls, they can do nething WRONG,
TIE blush of the rose on each soft dainty CHI Elk
In which lovely dimples play hide and 90 - ok,
showing their ankles and a little above
Pure as an angel, fckle as love.
To gain the girls iavor you all should drc,s
well,
Farmer d Walker can fit you out well,
Their address Us 7th street, four eighty-four.
Their name is on the pavement and over the
door. -. -. ...-- =. =
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MAR RTE ID.

MARRIED,
R0eEyELT-sEWELL. On Tuesday. the 18th
instant by Rev. Mr.. Nc alls. G. W R0sEVELT,
ton, d. q. -, ~ VI a'Aiss-
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STLvKR-PLATED SPOONS, Forks, Cups, Cob,
lets, Uall Bells, Butter Knives, Salts, Gold
Plated Jewelrv Mourning Sets, Gro Salts,
Custer Sets, Coral Bar Sets, Jet and Gilt
Cbr'nf- Seal a. Key Chains, and 400 new
STYLES Sleeve butions-will be opened on
nj onday. October ist-at Prigg's Dollar lew
elry Store, No. AS rPennsyivania avenue,
near ~ street. .-'.
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WI. BEAuS.

LOB SALE Oh RENT-My DWELLING, sit
u ,uated at the i.tersection Of MsIylasd AND yir
The HouAs Is II feet front BY % feet deep, With
vice hall tmouch the center. The los IL 100 feet
front by 214 feet Deep emhraciuR one half Of
SQUIRE 434. JOHN II. bEMMES,
te ll-dtf Seatos House.
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On THE GIRLS, the bcautiful girls,
With the liquid eyes and the golden curls,
Sailing along through the Gro wded street
Turning the heats ofthe youths they meet;
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TE " .EV ElNJNG. STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.

CKErHR MARKHr To-DAY.-Beef best cuts
Per 10, 3Jc.; pexh 25c.; Salt Beef l5a2oo.; Dried
Beef 3Ja35c. Veal, Slc. Mutton, chops, 25c.,
2Oc.: Bacon, hams. ncuta5c.; sliced, 3sc breast.,
2Oc-; shoulders, Isc. Butter, 40a45c; Chickens,
pair, 75casi so Ducks, pair, 75c a &t-25. Eggs,
IN ear, DOZEN ~ cents apples, peck, &oa75c. APP
pies, dried, Use. Leeks, bh., SC. Turnips 4Oc. PIX
Peaches, dried. per quart IS cts. Beans but-
ter, sal2c- white. loal2c dried cherries, o. lJc
Radishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per PIX, sOc.
Onions, 30a40c- per peck; Okra, peck, soc
Peas, quar-, Zoe. Carrots, bunch, S cents
Fish-Rock, large, each, %; small. bunch, Soc;
H., 25c Sheephead, 75aS1 each: Lobsters, Der
pound, Is cents; Sea Bass, per pound, p
cents; Spanish Mackerei, Sias, so each
siasi.l6. Shipstuf, sOasoc. Brownstnf. Soc
Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, sl.n5 81 To- in ear
Dbl, - 5OaS5. Oats, bh.. iOa60c HAY, cwt II 2s
asl30. Straw, s0ca ash. Clover Hay, 1sc.asi as
Celery, pr bunch- 10c. Krout- per quart, l5c
Geese, ISi.50aS2.50. Cabbage, per head, 3alOc
Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 1a10 cents
Potatoes, 2oa4oc per PIX Tomatoes, 2oaeoc.
lngs. 6a1ec. dozen. crcrmbers, sa1Oc. Egg
Plants, 5s'rc, Pear Ece aSIpk: Water.
melons, 25a75c.:. Cana eupes. sable; Peaches,
poe Id. Ounces, 6Ocasl per peck. Ortofau,
81 per doz. Reedbird, 75c. Blackbird, 75c
Chinquapins, qt- zoe Cranberries qt 9Oc
Pumpkins, 10 TO SOC. each. ..
ibis sci-o the surrounding country has
supplied the District markets. with nearly all
The vegetables used here, consequently the
ben very light. Baltimore aud PnilaseIphia
have drawn heavily upon our ely markets,
and sbtl ments have been made to more dis
tanI poin.s. This se1son the dealers have no.
dependrd upon New York for idll appIes ? nd
veryfsw have be n received from there The
Maryland aid Virginia c-or- aford pleati-
1dl -ugply Of superior quality a. greatly les
cost. The WINTER supply of apples Is usually
Obtained iron western New York.
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. CSzee Of .Argg Cio,hing and Esuease.l
" Nbk, September -, 1855. (
VII be - id az Yu 0.ic auction. ~ the Depot Of
Airy Oiothine aud Eauipaee, Cos ner Of Lsight
and sbln Rton strees5. New 1ork city, the
"a Gay OF Octoeer, lS 81, eonTenctng st III o'clock
Q. w, certain quantities of non regulation and
concerned clothing and eQufpAge, consstipe OF
less; ofaer sIHos- isl H Jital Tent
y mosr.n"er1, 30 kns psacl
% wal. Ten 500 nfseps,
S. be,thsr g. Axe b. lies.
800 S o osp 5ef Ss' Sal s sss
SIS sivley fept stoves, leo Mosquito ara,
ztW keather Stocks, Lot O MAS Ar icies,
iiie Sreat Coat straps, fiass, % Iron,
Coats,
And various small articles Of othins ana equip
age.
sss feet q Patent LIE ather, sound and new.
1856 feet Gost ~ orecco. sound aud new
2yards SKY blue Facing Cloth, new
saLnp es OF the Above NAV he sesn az the DEPOT.
src further I'm .ormaton obistped.
Terms: (ssh. In Government funds; ten Der
cept. ctwn. and the balance before the goods are
fsSen Ia in the depot. which nv be within three
days OF sale, der forfeiture sf purchase aud
per cent. Brig. Gen ID. n. vtETON,
te26 Rss. Qusrfsrnastsr General, q q. A.