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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The MARLBOROUGH
(Md Gazette says:-"Wm. J. Niles, Forest
yllIe, 4: o. has recently sold part OF his
WIN Nonrse, Esq, Of Washington. ID. c.. and
MS son, YIN. Il. Nourse. W 40 are about 70 erect
aoweiiing and make IL their permanent resi-
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CHINA AND CBOOK Fry.

TOILET SETS
We have Just opened a splendid stock of the
above Goods. IN sets and detached pieces 49,
to which We invite the special attention OIL
houseksepers
MANTEL ORNAMENTS, very handsome.
Cut and Engraved Gil AeSWARE, numerous pat
terms
American and English oUTLERY, of superior
quality
As we import the majority Of our goods, or have
them made 10 order, we can at all times offer the
usually sold. WEBB BENBRIDGE,
lo-tt' Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street
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roomsi IL not you better 90 and try hts deli.
cious Oysters and Ale. Private entrance on
10Th street.
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CATHOLIC PLENARY COUNCIL.
EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE NEXT SUN.
DAY

The YOUNG CATHOLICS FRIENDS SOCIE-
Tf NIL make snStaer Excursion r.. -z,,s .,zzz1
instant, leaving the depot here atzzZ WE
O'Clock in tse morning. and arriving n time for
the grand procession OF Bishops and Ecclesisstics
on the closing of the Council
Round f<fp Tickets, $3.50; good to return on
any OF the trains on Sunday. Monday or Tuesday
For sale az Ellis Music Store, 800 Penna ave /;
Metzerotts; 81. Pa. avenue, and at the beck.
stores OF Jehn I. BuIch, 9th and ID, and William
A. 1ipney, "a north 7th street.
~ For the ACCOMMODATION OF the ex cursionist SITS
masses will be offered on Sunday morni ng, at half
past We clock, at St. Patrick's and ST. Aloysius'
CnuIcnes. Oc Is 81
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III NOTICE.

Baker. 30! 18th street, corner ofPenusy Ivania
avenue, takes pleasure of informing his friends
and his numerous customers, that he has pur-
chased the establishment of Bonneau, hereto IN,
fore French Baker In 10th str eet, Warrington "
comprising all his stock as we'll as ali his Gus Il
toners in this city, by mutual consent
Mr.. Il. Desfosse. by industry, attention, yigi-
lance, and ten ears of practicing his profession
In Washington, has succeeded to make his anne
know not only as French Baker, but for the
Having hereafter the customers OF both estab-
lisbmen.s TO attend to, Mr.. Desfosse will spare
neither trouble nor expense In the way of fabrics
ton, to have the French ana American Bread Of
superior quality. and continue to have a good
name. ,.-4...-.. oc 6 lms
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BASE BALL.-festerday afternoon, the Key
stone Club. of Philadelphia, played their Sec
ond game IN this city this time with the Unions
OF this city. The game was commenced attwo
O'Clock, with the Union a: the bat, and occu-
pied two and-a- half hours. The score was as
fDllOUs
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m WIN. L. WALL CO., Austiossers.
goIIoI TO WON II NAY coSoEsN.
On TuxspAI, the go dey AZ October. yill be
ton. 20 cover livery and On pensss Que daVole rrev
HORSE: left NJ eur .rsblss - the erspe.t, Of w.
6. Huntington ALLES Q. DObsEr a co"
oclo W WALL 90 Asctx
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BooTs AND SHOES, with impro we'd shanks,
for gentemen's wear, made 10 order by John
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street.
and inside Hotel t.tl 0T1T'
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TIE JAPANESE VISITORS are visiting the
various pa6he buildings to-day. They are
stopptbg a. WilIards'
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RI JAS. q. MCGUIRE 90, Aucuoneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE BUSINESS

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October n, &C
hall. pas, clock; on the premises, we shall offer
Lots l. and 2. Square 3ss, fronting ~ feet on the
west side Of 10th st wet, betsees Pc avenue and
street north with depth Of Is feet and cont min
0S square feet, With the privilege Of . s-foot
Alley I'D joining the south side. and IL improved
II rooms, and recently known ss Smithsonian Res
taurant.
Terms: One. third cash; residue in 6, Il, and 10
months. with interest. secured By deed Of trust
the property. Coavsyancine aud staDOs 90 BUR
tsrpoon Of sale.
ocisd J. O. McGUIRK q co, Ascss.
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EsY GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctiooeer..
Br kILBouRN a LArTTA, , r.,.,.

AUCTION SALE OF TWO TWO STORY BRICK
HOU sEs on north A street, between 4th and SIN
streets east, Capitol bill. 49,
On THURSDAY. October 18th, at 80 .. mn . we
viii cell, on the premises, two two story Brick
Will be sold together or separately
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
msnths $50 down on EACH house when sold.
For sale 1t private sale before auction
&C 5-eo6ds Intel. a Chron
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"ORklNGMENs CONVENTIONAL meeting of
the "oikIngmen's Convention was held in the
council Chamber last evening, Mr. WIN n
Mclean In the chair, and Mr.. James h. Reed
secretary. : = = =
The credentials of Messrs T. s. Depbam. ID
McCathran. VIM. Boron, ). CT. Throop. and
"A. j. Barnes. as delegates from the House
admitted. - -
Mr.. Cavis. from the executive committee,
reported that the committee had the constitu-
uonai amendments under consideration.
MI. ID. MeCathran was appointed a member
or the executive commit tee on the part of the
House Painters Society, TO fill a vacancy.
Messrs- VIM r. Mclean, President, A T.
Cavis, Vice President VIM. B. Berger, Cores
cordIng secretary elect were installed into Of
flee.
Mr.. J G. q. whaley stated that, as president
of the National Labor Congress, he had ad-
dressed circulars TO the vice presidents in the
several States in reference 10 the movement
and had received responses thereto from MIS-
souri,, Massachusetts, New Haven and Nor.
Wlch, Connecticut. New y ork. Delaware, Bal
tlmore, and other places. all of which speak in
Cheering terms of the cause. He had also taken
ana States which were not represented AT the
Labor Congress. From Mobile he had infor-
NATION that TO some extent the eight-hour rule
was established.
Mr. Mclean said that in this cause the as
sistance and cooperation of every working.
man in The District was necessary, and urged
the Importance of there being a more general
attendance.
MI Boron called attention to the fact that a
number OF trades were not represented and
moved that the corresponding secretary cor
respond with all such trades. requesting them
10 send delegates TO the convention.
After some debate the motion was adopted.
Adjourned.
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RY w. l.. WALL co., Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN THE SIVTH

RY W. L. WALL co., AuctiOneers.
IN THE SIXTH wARD.
By virtue Of the order and decree of the Supreme
tition Of the widow and heirs of Benjamin Bean,
lie auction, on TUESDAY the 18th day Of octoseP,
Lot: Of ground npnbsfen ten DO twelve tia1 and
thirteen. O3. according TO subdivision OF origi.
the city Of ashin ton Thi, property is spt1ated
street east, in q healthy and thriving section Of
Terms: One half cash; the residue i'm six and
twelve nentAs. the purchaser e wing his bonds f-r
the deferred payments. bearing interest from the
deed to Se rs. al sss
until the whole Of GnTch:;s % %Gsa is paid.
%ii;Ei zsbs s$S!fTfSGHAM,
VIM. A FLETSHER,
ses'soSd. A v. L. WALL q CO., Auc,,
1THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To
isR 18th inst, at Il O'Clock M By order
the Se ins walls hItGoIP S6 sol kns,
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucti.neen.
TR RTSTE e SALE 81 % OF = CoNgEoTIoNsRy
On MONDAY, the ed INST ant. at II O'Clock m y,
shall sell on the premises BY virtue OF a deed
Of tfpst. dated March 81, 1856 and duly recorded
In Liber M H., No. 2, folios No. III, l72 and
nS, Ia the land records Of Washington county D.
u, OF q Confectionery 1stabi shmsnt, completes In
every particular TO carry on the business, formerly
krown as Joseph shafield's, being $50 9th nj.
enumeraie In part
Two Horses, Wagons, Harness. &c. Carriage
steam Engine and Machinery for making Ice
six hundred Ice Cream Freezers
Shelving, Counters, Shsw Gases Glass Jars.
IL Marble TOP Ice Cream Tables
IL Wood ton Ice Cream Tables
6dozen Cane seat Oak Dining Chairs
0ofas, Stoves, 0ilcloth. Carpets, Pictures
Cord Will Of the Establishment, &C.
Will all be sold together
A lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture. IN ha
The well. known Stand being one Of the best 10.
cations In the city for confectionery establish.
meat. superior inducements for investment
The premises can be exsmtned at any time he
fore the day Of sale b. calling At the premises
1t the fall Of the suctionserb banner
OHA0. b UTIBMBH LE, Trustee
ocBd (Int~i& Bait esol Auctioneees
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NEW FALL STYLES
GENTLEMENy FURNISHING GOODS.

The subscriber having. at considerable expense
Sno Isoof, thoroughly reftted and beautified his
Store, has low the pleasure of notifying hi. ma.
irons and the public that he has Just returned
from the North, and 10 now in daily receip Of of his
FALL AHD WINTER PURCHASES,
Embracing large and varied assortment of first.
class ''
GENTLEMBH' FURNISHING GOODS,
Selected in person and with great care of the hest
and leading Importing Houses in New York
My facilities for doing business are of the most
favorable character; buying my goods mostly for
cash, with store rent free, and other expenses
prices. es N"e"
Thankful for past favors, 1t is my intention for
the future. By strict attention to business 10
merit cont nuation of the patronage 90 long and
20 literally extended to me. N
CHAS. II. LANE,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
Sc le-eolotn 424 Penn'a avenue
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Total.
TotaI........T al Total. 90
INNINGS

SmplIe-Ar - smith, OF Jefferson Club.
Scorers-Messrs. T. A. Vessels and j r
Brown.
In company with the Union, the visitors at
tended the theater last evening, and subse-
quentiy partook OF a supper at Samstag's This
afternoon the visitors play the Jefersons
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CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropotist,
va Penn. av. between ~ and 6th streets Of
nee hours from a m to p. m, and to d.
m. No charge for consultation.
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DY W. l.. WALL Il CO, Auctioueers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9c Louisiana avenue

ID Original Horse and Carriage bazaar,
9c Louisiana avenue
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
On SATURDAY m Si;i As; ec,o,.r ,O,, :, "a
O'Clock, We will sell, at the Bazaar,a number Of
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, full desert D.
ton at sale, comprising about
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work, Saddle and Harness Horses.
New Express Wagons, with and without Ton,
built In this city.
ALSO.
A large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
Ries, Reckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
vehicles.
One b sck and one Coupee in good order.
ALSO,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Car
riaRes, &C. at private safe.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always On private sale.
ocE l.. WALL n 60, Aucts
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BY JAS. C. nssUInk Co. Au0nooesr.-
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL rsr.rr

ny JAS. q. hsGUIRK 4 Co, Aucuoneers
By virtue OF an order Of the orphans Sou1t Of
the District OF Columbia, passed on the IItn Of
Of the ss Diet on ss % o es sTprs%s
s sse 81 sbs ss en-, e s1arssn Of the minor
pubi srIs to the h,ghcst bid err ue,n the ersr ~
ICES, on SATURDAY, the I'd cay OF Eovenber r,
1 ,ssr. =, the , hSsf q Ossoesp
s s1.a I1 :s :, s ard
city. which vas owned BY the late Nm. Nc Der.
and cas-. of ssid dwelling, with deptS eSe 70
the depth OF said lot No 20 W
at time OF ss bsfsnce in two eSus sssn
ak and nins months, with interest from the d y
JESSE MeDERMOTT, Guardian
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE a co,
&c 10 Saw1. Auctioneers.
RY N. X wALsH CO., AuctlOne.rs-
n Ne. 2cS Pa. ave, corner 10th street
NOTICE .1LoONsrABLE's SALE.
The following Goods and ChatteIs have ha.,
seized and ,sken in execution for rent due and in
sIrssrs sna VII, ne sSld az Public AustiOn on
O'Clock. AZ M. X. Walsh a Co q sales Rooms. 40 40
cboHes ~" WINDOW in%s & Srs s' assorted Sizes
Large lot ct wsskbesrds;
Ladies Fancy Baskets, Ice Cream Freezer:
2Neloctpedes, large lot Of Buckets AMI Rroo,os.
Gridirons. " eoden Dishes, Rolling Pins:
Cofee Mills. spoons. and japan Timed Ware.
iSsi o. Gal Laps n,3 crockery' &c;
So 'e'y choice Painting r s sbiehly framed,
sOottsas Sets, all new;
Cane, seat Chairs, Bureaus, Beasteads.
Tables, MATTRESSES, BIsnkets,
hns general oHHs # EGIse9Sa yqFn
oclS2t M. q. WALSH CO., Auct..
RY ). o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuctiC neer..
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
We will SELL on MONDAY MORNING newt a.
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"A STORES 315 AND3I7
South corner Penn "A avenue and 9th street


South corner Penn a avenue and 9th street
WI. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
Will give their especial attention to all sales en-
trusted to them. Particular care given to outdoor
sales Of Household Furniture, &c, and eli descrip.
sale Of Horses, csrriages c nniss Tor the
nue., betvees 9th and 10Th sn lint oe IIe sGe
GOAL AT BEDUCED PRICES.
WHITE ASH.
Locnst Mountain, Chestnut S79
10; Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers,
Baltimore OOmpsny Stove, Do Egg, Do Fur
Boston Run Stove, Do. Egg. very superior Coal.
Lshish Foundry, ssSs
Diamond Vein, Stove and Egg. 1913
Lykens Valley, Do Do, IS rs.
and sG' SSop of the very best quality
Nowi.i The time for families to put in their win
orders win be received at our office, 46a 9th
street between and Or A. s oDS Shsrf ss foot
oc5 I'm 4Os 9th st.. bctwsen sodf.
CRIFFITH GAUST, by Reade History of the
s.ni'afS Spanish
Ess it, aDd
from tas PF1:s wns John
oci5 FRANOK TAYLOR.
MES A;G: SAsToN has |a;. Tsesi:.S ne great
FIJI ss.oI tmsnt OF Velvet, SILK and strsv~
s.s street.: s'9sss DOORS ss
rom Penn'a avenue &C 3.lm+
4S6 FALL STOCK 1S6
.oU PArEsHASsss!Nes, as 4oo
hhbhfffIlah is h9s *HsfS5HaSap AND
with large and ys4,ed . .toss of Satin and lou
PAp.RaAse!IsIs3sssee BORDERS. &c,
Tss:si: Picture Mails. Rings, walnut Br Saa
Terms positively cash foT god; r s1d a l.SSE
No. ass Seventh street. Ell ght doors
seq sw' above Odd Feibws' HAIL.
M AND p1.sSsssp PAHLoR osGAss#A
For rent by the week. or month; or yea. on easy
oc l5.f 300 Pennsy lvania avenue.
NIBs LOCKWOOD, T--5I
VIII Gssp choice styles Of FALL aud win. -
r. nn os' SSSi 's,S DSEss GAPS, :,
RUCKwHRAT. BUOKwHEAT
10000 lbs. prime new BUOKwHEAT, just re.
ceived and for sale by
BEAyANs 4 SHAW,
A. the Old etsnd Of Morrison, Shaw Co.,
ocls-sw. street, bet. 18th and nth.
SUPIRIOR CABINET FURHITURH.
The Subscriber is happy to inform his nsnsrous
hi'nd. S al mi
y Full and Complete, embracing every
So SSs- down % .s ss' ARi's
Il .. not necessary to psrticulsriss, o. our Stock
contain sye,y ee.osi ssbls aEtisls e se found IN
LlsHMEHT. and ct prices that defy competition.
Please call and sstisfy yourssIf before purchSsine
sseosm southessXse csrn 81 sh sd ssS bsu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vrissnout HANOI, Illustrated. Inside. . Chronicls
suos "a III TRANOK TAYLOR.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENrs, &c. TONIGHT.

NATIONAL THKArRR-Mrs. General T. w
Lander Jean Marie Davenport) made her sec.
ono appearance at the National last evening,
before as Large and fashionable an audiences Is
was ever Assem- bled within Its walls. MANY
notables were present. Gen. Grant and family
occupying the box they have taken during this
engagement. The splendid acting Of Mrs
Lander in her impersonatien Of "Adrienne the
Actress" aroused the widest enthusiasm, and
we heard general expressions of wish that
the performance might be repeated during her
engagement She was again well supported
by Mr. Bangs, as ''Coun. de SAKE" Tonight
Mrs. Lander appears in the part of Parthe MA,
IN the play OF "lHzomar"-a part well fitted
for the display Of the rare ability which starnps
her as woman OF genius and true actress.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Go to this grand. f,s.
tival, concert, and tableaux, for the benefit of
-. Dominic's new church. South washing ton,
II you want TO enjoy yourself
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W As " Abh W. duCIlOQeeTs,
VIII give their especial attention to all sales en-
trusted TO them Particular care ri en- to ONT door
sales OF Household Furniture &c ;, and ali desert o.
lions OF Merchandise. Also, have Bazaar for the
sale OF Horses, Carriages, &C., 9s Louisiaus we
nue., between 9th and 10th sts Tint I oc ~. eol0,
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ARRRED ID.

PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star office counter
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ROOTS. &C -
:, Fruit l,;ns Trees OF finest quality and moderate
consisting OF Standard and Dwarf Pears Apples
Peaches, Apricots. Nsctsrfnes, Che rries &c
dsc, &c.
LAYTON Blackberriss. Strawberries, Currants,
Everereens, Shade Trees, Roses, &C.
Dutch Bulbeus Roots just arrived from Holland,
csnsisting Of ponble and single Hyacinths, tn,
lips, Renunculus, Apenonies, Narcissss, Crocus,
Snow Drops. Iyies, &c. First quality Bulbs se
lected specially for my trade. =
~ Seed Store viii be renewed. after November
1T, to AS 7th street, opposite D 8. Patent or
M 1DICAL BOoKs-Dalton's Humsn PhysioIo.
W g., prustt. Modern eursery. Erichssns
,ss Rs:piIatosy Organs; ,ss. sSisisn. piiat':
Physic, Atkins ecieuce and Practice OF Medicine;
Syols ;Lordon Hownsy Elementary aChemistry'
Rereiras Astslia hediea;, edited By Horatio b.
Wood, d. d. Bfddle 9 Materia Medica snd Isny
s;s' On the SANE sab s''' s. NJ IarIos.
ION BUSHELS DRIfD PEAOaIs. For sale
&C io-ss ZIP. KING SON.
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DHILADELPuIA 1870
,. BEEF TONGUES.
NV. BUROHELL,
Corner 18th and streets.
oes under 1bbtti House.
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FOB 6ALE-The sommedions and extensiys
u HOUSE and 0ROuN D6 located ct the north.
sast corner Of North Capitol andlBoundary Sts. ),
lately the residsnce Of Chas. g. Uhmen. The pro
perty has large brick dwelling and outhouss %
and spacious cellars. Terms easy Apply on the
premises, 70 Mrs.. NINA UHLMANNr or 70 D, T.
Wills CO Real Estate Brokers, northve.i
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Au.tiencers
ID No 562 corner 7th and ID streets

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT TIE COR
Nkh OF Al AND Il SIRkkTs SOUTH,
ISLAND. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TuU RsDAf. the 18th instant, II o clock o.
m, on the premises. We shalt sell, Lot No. "a, in
square No 54S, having q feet trent, on a. street
bp IS feet deep on street, making IL deei rabls
corner lot
Terms cash.
Oc Id GHXEN 4 WILLIAMS Annta
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CRIFFITH GAUNT, by Resde. History of the
NJ L. 3. Sanitary Commission. Irvine's Spanish
Papers, vols. Charles Lamb, memoir, by AIRY
Cornwall. Superstition and Force, By Henry c.
Lea. Life its Nature and Phenomena, by Grindon
Treasures from the Prose writings of John Milton
Orthodoxy, by John Freeman Clarke. The Divine
Attributes, by swedenborR:
Is FRANOK TAYLOR
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GOAL AT REDUCED PRICES.

WHITE ASH.
Locnst Mountain, Chestnut S725
$3.50.
Baltimore Company Stove, Do. Egg. Do Fnr.
mace, Do. Lump, IS So 80 "
Boston Bun Stove. DO. Egg, very superior Coal.
Lehigh Foundry, 50 Is.
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AY COOKE CO.,
BANK ERs
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
New, and . liberal difference allowed.
COMPOUND INTEREST note. boupht
Q-1Y
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Diamond Vein, Stove and Egg. 1913
Lyken's Valley, Do. Do, IS rs.
Cumberland Coal,
OAK and PINE WOOD, Of the very best quality,
constantly on hand
Now Is The time for families to put in their win.
ter supply.
Orders will be received nj our office, 463 9th
street, between and J, or at our wharf, ut foot
Of 9TH street. 8. p. Brown & SON,
oc6 I'm 40S 9th st. between T. and r.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-24
What DIE ..Press,, San of rs.

GREAr CIR DlsTRiBUTIoy. A rare opportunity is
offered Tor y tanning watches, chal 81, diamond
Hng', slYerwafe, etc y Messrs. Arrsndale q Co.,
at No. iGT Broadway. They have an immense stock
of articles, varying IN value, and all are offered at
one dollar each. The distribution is very fairly
dOne-you agree to take a certificate OIL certain sr-
tcle, eLClUs5d IN an envelope, and not required to
pay your dollar unless you are salsned win the ar
Tci-, when viii certainly be- worth more than that
amount, and NAV les cor SlUJ- ueEcelleutmOde
this OF investing a "d0llAr.-SglIdg Iuic, A.. J.. Ctl,
February 10, $500.
nsssrs. Alrandsle & Co. have long been person.
ally known to uA, and we believe them To be very
worthy OF public coundence.-A J.. Scottish amer.
Jour. June II, lsO4.
We have inspected, at the office Of Arandsle &
COS Agency Tor European Manufacturing Jewell
leIs, a large assortment of fashionable and valuable
IewelTy Of The newest patterns. We also noticed a
Large quantity Of silver plste, snd understand that
the whole Of these newly imported articles 6re TO be
dispose OF on a novel principle, giving great al
ySntagss 70 buyers, and sttJrdng extensive en-.
ployment 10 agents We know the 6rmiu question
10 be very Te-pectabe and thoroughly worthy Of
public confidence, and recommend our friends 10
read the adYerllsement-A. J. Abi0H, SspteH-
Der 3, 1864.
BY Messrs. ArrandaIe & Co.'S arrangement. the
advantages must be on the side OF the customer,
for he has everything to gain and nothing compar.
auyeiy 70 lose. he knows What be Will get for his
dollar beforehand, and he need not send It If hr Is
not satlShed-A- J. Weekly AaCS, Aay. o, 1874.
EAPLOYafENT F0R LAUIEs.-Ihs most eligible and
profitable empi, yment we have heard Of for ladies'
Is the 50 . Of certificates for the Great f5 Distubu-
non OF ATnndale a Co Alady Of our a-qu iutsuce
has been very successful in this way, not only IN
filing her own purse, but slso IN dong a good turn
10 those 10 whom she sold the Certificates, as wil
be seen by cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
csn also be thus engsged.-N. T.. Sunday Mercury,
August Il, 1854.
In our columns the reader will find an sdver Use
n ent Of Arrsndaie 4 Co.'S Gift Distribution Of.
watches, jeEelry and silyerware. In payment OF
that advert sementw we received several sets Of the
advertised, and We are warranted in saying
thst, both in nnish and quality, they exceeded our
expectations. They turned out 90 be Just what
they had been repre- ented-T ue Democrat, (LeU-
istOlCH,) AHg. II, is6L.
AGkNIs.-We Wgnt agents m every regiment,
and m every town and county In the country, snd
those acting A. such viii be allowed 10 cents on
every Cert tcate ordered 10y them, provided their
remittance amounts to one dollar. Agents will coll
20 cents for every Certificate, and remit is
cents 10 Us, either IN ca-h or postage stamps.
ARRAEDALE e. CO.,
l67 Broadway, New York.
Or No. 25i King street, Charleston, 5. C..