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~ There was a some what peculiar divorce
case on trial a. Philadelphia, on Tuesday, IN
the Court of Common Pleas. before Judge
Pierce. Tire action was brought by Mrs.
Laura Bates who sks that the bonds of matri-
mony between herself and Robert Bates be
dissolved. alleging desertion on his part The
f,beilspt and respon d1nt were married IN the
early part of 1e6+. but never lived together
He entered the army as li.uenant of volun-
ssers, and remained in the service until June
IS65, bat for some reason, not explained. did
not on his return live with his wife. The iesti-
mODy developed the fact that threats had been
made cy one of the brothers of Mrs. Bates TO
the husband, and there had been a binding
over IN consequence.
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SUPPOSED CORPSE young
lady of q uiney. Ill, who has been III for some
time. died, as was supposed a few days ago,
was cochned. and the body placed In the
family vault. Last Friday one OF the atten-
dsnis heard. as he thought, subdued moaus
proceeding from the vault, and Immediately
broke open the door of the tomb. The lid OF
the coffin was removed, and 70 the astonish-
msnt and qualification of all the young lady
was found alive. Proper means were taken
10 restore her, and she Will undoubtedly re-
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6 RET Disc AsEs.
SA MARIfAN,s GIFT;

TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEBY EvRR USED.
soxoRRaSs,l.. e ssaEE S SsfIkicTftuRxs. d.
Contain. no Mineral. 10 Bslsan, 10 Mercury.
any unpiessani taste, aad win not il sss Ssy n.
In twenty four hour" Prepared by . graiuste
81 . S 81 q. Of @
30 exrcsns. 40 n,osole, 40 aAasss sAaterr.
sus, os ~ he then gore h'''
rr,oe-M.ls ,.ss"ss:, d; I..ss s1 o. sse'''''
BLOOD BLooDrr sL0bDfrs
rrs99 RR8SssoLs a TIiTSsrRs h6 sT9Issrs. SfSSHTs
sAxARiTlNs koooFF IND ask1sf JUICE
L offered Tie ynblic g positive care.
szfkklfhss ROOF AHb HE RRss1JHns f6s /, q:
most potent. sestain and eectual remedy ever pre-
and psr%snsnt T.i. then, this r sas
pOstsriy hat for which you nay rsSs.s n s SSr
''s' DO Her DESPAIR
gosS Sfns;HS'f hH fsH': sSfc
4 Al s all the bed ssiiss 3
ai.s susr the seof AND hsRB Bo gHfg.s Of n:;
nspyii{ sSssssH a 1 SlcsE:isd Ussrgs q Lenoof.
N y.
btlig, and Tor All complaints accident to thS ~
esatby express. Price Sll8 per bottle.
eAMARIrANp VASE
go Of eyleilAs, Deed IN oonnection win the
IplI dirsotion... Price 8 cents.
.ss sa : Tls, q.
in he d. 3. 6osDffais. - '
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAT- or I'm sAuAR
ITANe kEMEDIEs.
Ma, Feb o. loS4.Esl have sreat ssf,.fsc..sn s
stattns thss have ssed The benaritan Rsmsd,es'
that have sssd thea With ledensnt, discrstlsns
md ysoleriy, end, have found chem rsspepd % my
their compesition, have the fullest coaHdes N
their s@oacy and o far ~ my ne a them sxtsnds
-. xtthsp 9. powxss.
"Ass'ssaas sarseos, ssh I. z. volS,'
~ ~ D. o. FORD, esrnse llh strssessA PsSn.
ylvende .evsnue. Wsshington; H1NRY OO$K,
bSs1oaS ! 90. YkiiodslSSiss. '''f', HSI;sSr
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81 young woman named Sarah Russ be .
longing 10 woodstock. Me, and visiting at
BoOthbay. drowned herself in a pond at the
latter place one day last week. She had be. n
employed al Lewiston, where she was robbe 4
of all her savings, recently, by tie application
OF ehIoroforrn- and 1t is supposed that her
mind was thereby disordered.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTrRIUn-
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIC


az V tns petition q wILLIAM sTRATrON
r.. prsS ing for the extension Of . patent Granted
70 Ihem o. the lst day Of February. I8As. for an
improvement In Portable Gas A pparAtus for
seven years from the sx piration OF said nateat.
49, - " NJ VI feofuarJ I,
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard q,
the Pstent Once ON MONDAY, the lam day sf
January next, at Il O'Clock N and all persons A.
sotiheo to appeal and show cause, IL any they
hsse, VIZ said Pe..ton ought not to be granted
persons OF posing the extension are rea mi rad IN
ME IN ihe faeet Once their objecti snaeialiy
Set forth In writing. Of least twenty dsys beSar.
the DAY O. nearins all Testimony filed BY either
ana transmitted In accordance with the rules of
81 Snicn VII be furnished on application
pekOsluons and other papers relied poa n tes.
flmony mnst De nled in the Office twenty dsvs be
1Cre the day OF hearing: the argume uts ~ AN
within ten days after tlInR the testimony
=, cIoefeo ass, That this notice be published I'm
ne HepuoI,can and tie In'ell gencee. W sshiugton
II. U, and Ia the Universe. PbiladeIphia pa
once week LOT three SUGGEST We weeks: the 6r.t
OF said auon. TO he at least sixty DAYS pre.
vious 60 the day Of hearing. ~"'' Nv
o. ThEAKER
p s--Iditors Of the above &c., Iii JHe ais
copy and send their bills 20 the Patsat Osiea wr,
. paper containing this nstice. o. m vsw 40
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ORPHANs' COURT. November 9TH. Isss-Dr,.
Ihic1 OF SoLUMBIA. WASHINGTON OouNTY.
TRAITOR Of James shsa, deceased. the sdminis-
Of the Hs With ~ ss
aforesstd. appointed Saturday. the lat day Of
81 the for 1ss & 81
ceased and Of the assets in hand, - fsr a. the
when and where eli the creditors and heirs 81 aid
deceased are notified to attend. with their
eG 81
81 ns G,eE b
ming Star IreSious 70 the said sas. '.' 'n0 s'e-
no,.,.,,u. Tsst-z; D. ROBBINS.
COUNT SSIp 9o,s:r
In the cape Of Harriet .surfis, sdministrssri1
sfore has with the sbstion Of the Or SSsas
Court S Of Washington ooynty aforesaid. ~ pointed
nal and distTibatisn Of the 0f p sne
sonsl estate Of said deceased and of the ssssts in
- asss an. Ssfn 9Ss'a
shs creditors and heirs Of said deceased arc
Ssns 10 't ass y 4. b
for ,S sDpy % o rss b
,.,.-,-. Test :-z. g; RoBBINss
ORPHANs' COURT, Oct AL istS.-DIsrRrc,
- OF CoLumBiA. MEANINGLESS CoUNrY. TstcH:
executors o. Mary Allen deceased the exec Uiors
aforesaid has, with the appreciation of the Or.
phAns Court Of Washington county aforesaid.
appointed saturday. the 18th day OF Novsnber,
for the final settlement aud distrt button OF the
personal estate of said dece ased and of the ssst
IN hand. as far as the same have been COZ
lecfed and turned into money: when ana
where all the creditors and heirs of saiJ
deceased are Betinsd to attend with THAR
claims properly vouched or they may other wis, nv
Law be excluded from ali benefit in said deceasedy
estate; provided copy Of this order be pnsIisSss
once week for three weeks in the Evening star.
preyions to the said day.
Test q. ROBBINS,
&c zs-isws" Register OF Wills.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans CouT OF
warrington County, in the District OF Colombia
.seIs Of adkl nistratoB on the personal estate OF
William u fark hurst, late OF Washington d O.
deceased All persons having claims against the
same, with the voucb thereof 70 the ssbscribsr
on or before the 18th day Of October next; tbey
81 said estate. H'
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Octobsr
$50 SARAH l.. PARKHURST,
&C la"S~ Administr atrix
1'Hls is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscrt
~ per has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, In the District Of Columbia.
VEL, OF administration on the persons, estate Oh
ioro stone, late OF Washinston. d O. de-
Sessed All persons having claims against the said
decsssed are hereby warned to exhibit fbe saTs
win the vouchers thereof TO the suhsr riLsr IN -
before the 18th day Of October next tbay NJ otsa,
wise ey ls~ be excluded from eli benefit OF ma sssd
Given Given under my hand, this nth day Of October;
. n ,.-,~. 4Akf A. STONE,
70" "" Admiaistrstrix
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81 MI. ID. b. Berry, one Of the oldest and
most respectable farmers OF Madison county.
Ill. on his return home, some time since, was
met by an enormous cloud Of bees. and before
he could possibly turn his team ont OF the
way. they covered himself ana his horses to
The depth of two or three inches, singing both
horses TO death in q few minutes, and greatly
endangerinR his own life.
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GROWTH OF IowA.-Reports from all por-
tons OF Iowa indicate that settlers are flock
ing there faster than ever before, and that
while houses are very scarce in the towns
The lands are being rapidly taken up and set.
Tied upon. In 1850 the population of Iowa
was 6.S,9le, but II is now estimated at more
than a million.
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PROPOSALS.

ID NOTICE.
lroksrty hsovn - The AETHODItT PRoTeS-
TAFT cut hCH and PARe0HAGe, on Ninth
street west. between 3 and streets north, adj
joining the Chronicle Beildine
Bios viii be received for the whole property, or
December nett -
Tor further information inquire of @ T. KEN
NEDY, Ne. a0e Tth street, between ID and x
no 7-stswfdecl IChron 3 Intel I -
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ga gentleman just returned from the
North. and who is quite n critic in fashions
and matters of toilet, was describing to a lady
friend the latest bonnet sported by the New
York bellies. He concluded mis- minute and
happy artistic sketch, 10 which the Young lady
listened with dep attention. as follows: IT
assure you Miss-,the New York bellies wear
nothing else."-Ne,c Orleans Picdyune
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PRoPosALs Foi MkasFIsa PAfIE AND

Posr 0fIIcE DEPARTMENT,
e: DAY 4 s. 4
sa he 81. :. hs fe.,
IN the United Statss for one year from and amer
The SAID articles @ be delivered FIRE. Of expense
1t the Blank Agencies Of the Post Once Derart-
YORK; and Buieio. New Soit Se" i0rf city, hsw
The estimated quantity Of each article, and the
cifed below.
D,striet Nc I. q, wasL,n.cs, d. G.
size, Of mste,isi and quality equal IN AZ
& ssss e sHsr ssrs e ts si::
hard twisted and in balls to weigh about
2.Oso pound. Of eo.rse Hem, Tvine, about one
weigh from one to two pound. each eel ~ O'''' !"
q SdS &. b.s.
thar described in the estimates Tor District
1900 pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine, similar to
that required for District No. i.
DisTiot No. 5, a. Buffalo. Ner York
~ esls.S q o Mpssns SssPsr similar to that
- 90 Bounds Of J1ss Or other r~i.e, similar to
Of nd si sss THi T D: e
P,oHessI, WIN be received for each article sep.
the ar hcles, and for ali the districa
Inc contract or contracts will be awarded 60 the
lowest and best bidder, to be Determined after n
careful examination for the purpose Of ascertain
lhe which bid Will In It's prsctc al resuts be most
sg.antageoue 70 the Department.
the ofstrfcts should be reconstructed, or the
NUMBER Increased or diminished, the ARTICLES
ensil Dc delivered st such place or places a. the
rostms ster General shall Designate, 81 pro rsta
And the Postmaster General reserves the right
OF MS part OF increasing or refuctng the quantity
OF the required over under the estimates
o. hamso IN TINS .dvertssnsnt. II he shall consi1sr
Samples Of such articles Is are nov ussd st the
Post 0mces can be seen st either Of the above
Bidders viii o. nd samples Of such srtclss n tbey
propose 20 furnish With their bids.
Each bidder must furnish With his proposals
guarantees OF hie ability TO comply with his bid
ana certificate from postm aster that sueh euar'
antors are ercditable and reliable citizens musr
also accompany his proposals.
tract.
failure to furnish an article contracted for
promptly. or the furnishing an article inferior 70
that contracted for, will be considered sufficient
cause for the forfeiture Of the contract.
bfde not made Is required by thfs notice will
Proposals. must be marked on the envelope with
the name OF the article articles proposed for and
the letter containing them addressed TO the first
Assistant Postmaster General, Warrington, ID. q.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
&C 8-lawew Postmaster General.
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THE EVENING STAR.

SOUTHERN DKsTITUTIos.-In consequence
OF the failure of crops, n belt OF the Southern
country, extending from North Carolina %
TeIas, and embracing the northern and Cep-
tTal portions of those States and also of South
Carolina, Georgis, Alabama. Mississippi and
LoeisIana-ts threatened VIII famine before the
maturity OF next years crops. The civil au-
thorities OF those States, aided in some cases By
the United States military forces, are taking
what measures they can 10 provide supply
OF feod, but % seems probable that these pre-
cautions Will be inadequate 10 meet the wants
of the poop OF the extended section OF coGn-
try threatened with deStitution
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DOTOAAe TRANSPORTATION LINE.
HOrICE 10 sHIPPIRs.

The 1s::P:. axrREss; o.ss =, BrrHlR.
TRDAY foI aIynSnt, Budd . Ferry,
Stores, Mathiss Point, Chapel Point Piovden z
Wharf, Lancastsrs Wharf. Stones wharf, Our.
Ptney Point, Point Lockout, and arrives n RaIti,
more q O. = . 3 S ssfXzs q BRO A,,.,,
epI-u No. 34S Peuna. avenue,
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u ROTECTEp BY RUYAL LrrrERs par

hOIECIEp BY RUrAL LETTERs PAT.
snt OF hnftand, and secu red by the seals OF the
College OF Medicine ytSura A.Seh0
ILisssmsr NO ], Is the efectual remedy fer Re-
Isasuon. spermsfhorrhoes, and Exhaustion on
sbs Z, stem. Triessuar No 2 has entirely On per.
se9so tLs nsuseoss use of Copavis, Cubebs, &c.
Tree. nar No ) Is the infaliibie remedy for Ali
In puIines and Secondary s. mptems thus obvi.
s,ne ahe use OF mercury and ali other deleterfou,
Each preservation 10 In the form OF q most agree.
able Lozenee secured frsm the effects Oh Eli
mate sho changes OF atmosphere In tin cases AZ
Is each or four % cases q one for So, and IA Az
cses tins saving ~ Divided N separate dosss
kc he = noux,
wholesais and retail By Dr. BARROW, No. ia
bieecksr street. New York 49, 'S
s'ssss, esrnsr nth q. 1ST
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CEyl1AL. NEW STYLES on UAe0G =
y uAnbIN1 cabtast 0r0ans have j1Ss Sse1 ,s
seceiysd, which We sasE ale q faetoQ lr1css. :,
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DROPOsALs FOB RArIoHs.

QSortermas,sr,s Q6ee. U, S. Mariss Corps,i
r sss nth !. s.y + q
8 tie 5nns isSs ;iaisn
PP99ksTrHiA49egqddH, Me- b ampshirs.
SSs s6oktsS. NJ; FM o4s
HWH asHISuTcsT aiiI F;;aP:y .,,; -
eosPoKT, near serfoit, vipsin 81 columbia
PENSACOLA, FloridA q
Each ration to consist of thre urths OF pound
OF pork or bacon OF one and q fourth pound of
-four. Or twelve ounces Of hard bread or one and
siourta pound OF corn meal; and At the 70 one
% e. q
twice per week. one hundred and nifty ounces Of
thereof, ONE and . half pound Of tea; hf,esn
pound Of spsfm ocSdies Or one and oSe. fo, Sps
pound Of adamantine candles. or one and one half
p0ens ~ .1ow; foer pounds Of soap. and two
the ratiopi are to be delivered upon the order q,
be. either e bull the single r.ton Of aooa
Su:Iisy, with an esr.i portsS Of hind and fore
iss = the p,aes :S.: r.
TIE beans: vinegar candles, soap, salt, DC, to Be
Al bids must be accompanied BY the foliowfn
The U SS Of -. IL the stat. Of
hereby guarantee that In csse the foresonR bid OF
"fer rations 80 above described be eepesd,
ne or they will within ten days OF the receipt Of
the contrsft ct the poet office named, execute the
Ss fh he Nth good .S
tee into contract - afor. said, guarantee to
MAKE good the difference between the OFFER Of the
said - and that which may be socsptsd.
verses. '.r A. B., 6uarautor,
v......r ..f--l. ...... o. D Gusrantor.
hereby certify that the above named - are
known 70 me - men Of property, and sbls to make
good their eusrsntee. -. -" =.
Judge, United States Distries Attorssy, of Col,
No proposal win - considered unless acconn.. q
Newspaper authofsIBe % publish Tia abovs ?
will esnd the paper containing the first insertior
TO fhfs once Tor exsn inAtic1. q - = ~"SS.1a
PrOposals 70 be endorsed rsRfopoeals for IA.
tio1s.n and Addressed @ tie g.dsf.tslsd. -
80 WILLIAM B. SLACK, a
oc U.lew1w - 1ayor and QuarternAseer "a
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DRoPosALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.
Posr OFFICE bk,ARrNE,

Washington, ID q Oct Der 18th. Iss
sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
mtnt until the 18TH DAY OF DEOEMGFR
MINT 81 IL O'Clock noon. for furnishing LIT
Tkk BALANCES for the use Of the Post Oficee
IN the United states, for one year from ard after
the sist day OF December next, Of the following
LIST. Balances capable Of weighing eight ounce.
pois weight, e. be graded down TO ID after
ounces " these, IL 10 supposed, so to ,ioo viii
I'd Balances capable Of weighing two pouns,
avoirdupois weight. TO be graded down 20 hall
ounces or these, IL Is supposed 50 TO loo will be
Perfect correctness. and strength and Durability
will be required in the Balances 90 be furaished
Samples Of each desert ption 90 Balances MAJ
accompany each bid: and The bidder whe kay 90
tain the contract viii be required 20 furnrb Bal
ances ordered, Of quality Ia all respects equal to
the sample.
Each Balance must be we'll and securely parsed
In box, for transportation, and deli yered free OF
all expenses to the Department. at the Blank
Agency Of the Pest Once Department. at Wan
ington. d. o., whore the same will be accepted
IL found 70 be perfect. and equal 70 the samples
Each tifder must furnish with his propssais evil
depce Of his ability TO comply With his bid.
Two sufhcient sureties viii be required % q cen
tract.
A failure to furnish the Balances a. contracted
fer, promptly, the furnishing OF those of an in
ferfor quality Will he considered saficient cause
for the forfeiture OF the contract.
Proposals for Letter Balances. - and direeted 70
the First Assistant Postmaster General washing
ten, O. ALEX. W. RANDALL
la
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TEE CROcHEr. COLLAR BOOK NRs.
i nay,eS knitted Lace Collar Book The ND
kni3iEg Beck; Ms GAugainls K mt NhoV4 IA
scaf Book; Mrs. Gausains Crochet Babv Ca
dl%..n nS Sit,as end ma fSH cs The
Knitting Book: Nm. Oony - AZ q DrsssnSt ling.
- TBA1Ck TAYLQIs
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE 4 CO.,
BAHKEKs,
EVisenA a,se, opposite Tfeass-y,
Buy and sci s'eurrent market rates, and keep
onstastly on hand, . full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvIN.THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND
f'e INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, &e., exsoated, and
Collections made on al accessible points.
sel-tf
RAKROw CO.,
BANKERS.
Corner Louisiana avenue and seventh rect,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
y eff AND LAND WARRANTs.
Evils JOHNSON CO.,
BAAKERs,
pEALKBs In TOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS. BONDS,
GOLD AND SILVER.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
First National Bank Of Washington.
BID. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke Co.. President.
WA. @. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
yIRANOIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lsth street, eppostts the Treasury Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~ ONE MILLION DOLLARS.A
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIESat current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STA ES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAvORABLE TERMS. and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
MIGT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. q. HUNTINGTON, "a shier.
Washington, March 20, 1865. mNn
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C0IuhbIA Hssfi 1sb FOB wea.1
LYIN0-IG ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street Il circle ,)coruer AZ M afr "a

COLUMBIA HesPIT Az FOB wehEH
LYIN0.IN ASYLUM,
fourteenth street Il circle ,)corner Of M STRAIT
1859 tris Washington, DO. -
This Institution hes been established for the r..
csption OF Patients who may be suIsrtae from dis
OF .ueh females - may require the comforts Of the
The building is situated in the moot healthy mar.
ton Of the District, surrounded By its Own
Terms of adrfssion: From S6 to Go Der West
in accordance with the room required. payable IN
advance. This includes Board, Medicfneu. MI
zeal and Surgical attendance. =
AsErRRdeG9 6hrL,n ssHE,AAEF. a
J THOMPsON, II D..
- street between 10th and fist streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
JOS a. kAkNES, II. D., surgeon General,
S6s; RiLEY, M D., Georgetown.
TUGS MiiLtESR; NJ p. 4 street. W Warrington.
gSHssT5Fr b p M s:S S.a avenue
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., GeorRetovn. G.
HOWARD, n. D., Y street.
for admission to the free beds in this hos
Pitst, tet which there are SOB can be obtained Of
the surgeon IN chief at this oce, 50 street, or
Of any OF the Medical stan, and Of the Revs Drs.
Hall, 0uriey. Gillette. and Coombs. ''7''
wives ana widows Of soldiers desiring admisstan
viii apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Pstients Twins at distance whe desire to come
rooms BY applying BY letter TO the matron Of the
ho sT ,s so,vr AD, GILLETTE. D,
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. O. McGUIRE 4 co., Aoenonsers.
CHARCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

HOUSE, AND BgsINEss STAND ON PENN
b. virtue Of dscl &c o. the late cireuit O ,ur,,
passed in eause No. I,4g6 Equity, Kibbey ct al.
sell at pnbiic auction, on the PREMISES, an III ss
DAY, the 18th day Of November: A. q. 1885, the
western one third part OF Lot No. 6, in Square No
Isi, fronting 10 feet inches, or there abouts on
PENNEY lvania avenue and having depth OF about
~ i.et to 20 foot alley, with the improvements
The property is few doors east OF tho Nations al
Hotel being No 396 Pennsylvania avenue, and
10 one OF the most valuable business stands in the
city having q large store room and three story
dwelling. house. with large back building and has
been used for mary years AZ business place.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cssh; and tho resid ne
~ three equal payments, at sig, twelve. and
eighteen months, with interest from day Of sale,
secured BY the bonds Of the purchaser, With surety
or sureties approved by the Trustee. II the ter
are not complied with in 1--WE days. the premises
viii be sold at the risk OF the defaultipg pur-
chaser. after one week s notice In the National
lntelligencer. ...
.Oonveyanoing and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. &M X. WOODWARD, Trustee.
oc n eotd JAS. G MCGUIRE h CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-12
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioneers
IRUsTERN SALE OF TWO LOTS FIRR

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS, FIRST
WARD.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November Is,
at o clock, OR the premises, By virtue of two
deeds Of trnst, duly recorded, shall SILL Lots and
6, IL Win9er 9 subdivision OF part of Square l7a,
fronting each "a feet incheson l Sth street west,
near street north, running back about i.0 feet to
an alley. Lot 10 improved by . small Brick
House
Terms announced at sale. Conyeyancing ct pur.
chaser cost. G. IEGLB, Trustee
J. O: MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.