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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

Crosby Opera House Sch >me.
The following, which we copy from the
Chicago RepuIhcon of Monday, will be found
of interest especially to all persons interested
IN the Crosby Opera House Art Distribution
Scheme:
As the public are already aware from the
card Of the committee, the drawing OF pres
miums in the Crosby Art Union Association
will positively take place on the 2lst Of Jam
uary next, on which day will finally be settled
the much discussed question of :" Who Is to
draw the Opera House ?" SO far as the pub
he is concerned, the enterprise is a success
the sales have realized the valne. OF the pro>
perty, arrangements !cr the conveyance ofihe
Opera House and lot and the distribqtiop Of
the paintings aud other premiums haze been
concluded, and the matter is practically in
the hands of the committee. No similar
scheme was ever organized in America on so
grand scale, and none ever Occasioned q
tlthe Of the interest throughout the entire
country. Its successful accomplishment is,
therefore, a matter Of great satisfaction. In
case there should be any lingering doubts in
the minds of any as to the perfect good faith
and mpar,ialiiy with which the drawing will
be conducted, we may state our belief that
no Intelligent person in Chicago doubts that
the interests Of every ,icket-holder will be
carefully guarded, or that TIE distrbutioo
will take place with perfect fairness; the posts
ton aud standing of the gentlemen who have
the management Of the drawing are n suf>
ficient guarantee of this. they are, more
over, adding to their number gentlemen ss
well known from other cities, that the entire
country mny be represented in the committee.
Mr Crosby himself will have no more cons
frol over the drawing than any holder ef .
single ticket in the scheme. 1t Is proper,
however. that. in the interest and gratihca>
,iou excited by the approach of the drawing,
we do not, entirely lose sight of the object OF
the scheme, whieh Is to dispose Of his mag
n'ficeut Opera House as to realize 1t. first
cos.. To accomplish this. il is requisite that
all the certificates should to sold.
| Il has taken more time 10 conduct the en-
terpriae than was expected it has been ad-
Yer,iscd with unparalleled liberAli,y, and all
the expenses have largely exceeded the orig
/ inal estimates. 1t will, therefore, readily be
seen that Mr. Crnsby's prospects of realizing
any advantages from his vast undertaking
/ depend upon the remaining certificates being
disposed OF at the earlies, day possible.
| Let Mr.. Crcsby's expenses, which have
been so heavy, cease now, that he may realize
| something like a fair valuation for his prop,
! er,y. There are thousands who intend pur-
chasing before tie drawing takes place. and
it can make no possible difference to them
+ whether they buy this week or four weeks
hence, but if they riH al buy nor, the ex'
pense which will ia consequence be saved
will materially aid in securing surplus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures. now
being deserted BY the French Emperor ia
Mexico, nevertheless has deci led not to quit
the country, aud after coming down tc Vera
and resume hi. crown. The Bishops have
given him $4,000, COG to equip an army,
and he has Issued a rroIuuciamento telling
the people that, in consideration of such
material aid. he has decided to sacrifice
himself while longer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

To show the complete Decentralization OF
the + empire" Of Mexico and it's surrounds
ing, It j, stated that it IS nothing very re.
markabl0 nowadays that when the stage
from Vera Crcz arrives at the City of Mexi>
CO its passengers are in perfect state Of
nudity, having been deprived of every valua.
bic and every shred Of habilime,rts by rob,
bers or guerillas on the way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

jews House,, CHIcAGb.-Many travellers
who would frequently have found it exceeds
ingly convenient could they have stopped for
a few hours or cTe- night at a hotel near the
Depot Of the Chicago ari Rock Island and
Michigan Southern X. r., will be rsjoiced
TO learn that there is low decen. hotel there.
TIE Jervis House, Of which an advertise men.
appears in another column, has been greatly
enlarged, goae into new hands, aud is really
well kept. Try it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

SryR.rr.-Instead Of conniving q, the
escaTe OF Suristt. as meanly charged against
the President by radical newspapers, i. APP
pears from correspondence sent TO the
House by the Presdeu, On Monday, that the
Government La. been N In, pursuit.. Of hin.
since September, waen il; Earned Il. had
escaped from Canada.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15
Shin Canal Meeting.

A Grand County Mass Meeting Of the
citizens of La Sale county will be held At
the Court House, in Ottawa, on Saturday, the
22d last, to appoint delegates to the Propose'
Illinois Ship Ca.nl Convention, to be held a,
Rock Island on the 9th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

Alabama, OIL the IN, rejected the consti.
:utiJaal m.ndment, tho vote in the senate
standing q to 2, nad in the P.ouse IS to Is +;
.ad this altt ou2h Gov. Pa'.sons recommend.
ed its adoption. On :he same day both
Houses of the Florid Legislature rejected i,
unanimously.
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TIE difference.

Almost sll the iiniments SO interruptions.
ly recommended for tho cure Of Diarrhea,
Cramps, and Neuralgia of the stomach and
bowels, are largely composed Of alcohol and
essential oils, which render fhem po.itivelv
injurious as an internal remedy. Boyd,s
B I'm is not liable &c these objections. and :,
the most reliable Diarhea medicine in the
world. For sale by E. Y. Grigys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

" TIE "CfSrAL."-The Chicago Board
Of Trade on Monday voted to adopt the
GENITAL as the standard Of measurement,
Tor grain, seeds. &c, instead Of the ''bushel."
bushei mems ANYTHING iron, % lbs 10 50.
The new system is 10 90 into operation on
the lst of January, provided The leading
Boards OF Trade in the country also adopt it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The grand finale" of:he Mercer expedi-
ton TO Oregon, in which several hundred
New England young ladies went out into the
wilderness, is reported, by a Pacific cores
pondent, to have been the fndiag of q
"lodge" by most Of them, with man in il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The colony OF Southern -xil.s at Cordova
under the leadership Of Gems. Price and
Magruder, is brokea up. They are said to
have demanded the grant Of extended priri-
leges from Macmillan. which he refuses. and
mary who trusted to the fair promises of these
two leaders lost not only their fortune, but
even their health, aud some their lives.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

RADICAL .SCAEE.-The Radicals in Con-
grsss' II stead now Of talking about impeach,
ing tie President, have got alarmed at his
r:singpopr'arisy and are engaged in getting up
inc igible for q second term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The PEsT OArH.--The Supreme Court of
the L. S. on MONDAY decid.!'that the con-
erosion 4 test oath, a, East 50 far as i. de-
bars attorneys who took nnr: in the rebels
lion from practicihg IN Z. s. Coarts.is un-
constitutional and void.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The official count of the State canvassers
in New York announce the m.joriy for Gov,
Fenton 1.-THE recent election a. 1879. The
aggregate vote of the Stateis 1851 against
$50 S2l in 1861 f-rf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

Uss CAurios.-In calling for that excel
lent Saleratus, d. B. De Land d Co.'S Best
! Chemical, be sure you get what you cali for,
Is in &C nseqnepce Of its success there are
many limitations in the market. 1t il hettsr
than Soda.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The idea Of our country which still controls
European diplomacy is well illustrated by the
contemplated promotion of Mon,holon, the
French mizister at Washington, to Lisbon.
If there IS .'one horse" kingdom in Europe.
it is Portugal, yet the salary of the French
Minister to Portugal is higher than that of
Che French Minister to the United States, the
duties lighter, the situation more coveted.
Lord Napier, it will be recollected, was
promoted after ihis ia sh.ion from Washing>
ton to the Hague.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

WOODEN Factory IN MEKDorA.-Henns,
Ter 4 Co. have erected q commodious builds
ing in the Southeast part of the city, to be
used as a Wooden Mill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

As usual at the beginning ofthe cold eason
an extraordinary number OF disastrous con-
Hagratiou. have occurred within the last two
or three days. Mem; his, Tenn; Rcckton
and Minooka, Ill. Columbia, Pa. !; Lancss-
ter, N. H.; Winoo,ki, VI. New York city,
St. Paul, and other places are among the
sufferers. Several deaths :romlbcrning have
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

There is " grea, setivity in military and
navsl circles a, Halifax. 4 gunbost has
left port, it is supposed in search Of Fcnisn
privateers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

There is notable movement nong the
freedmen in reference to emigra' ion to lii
bers. Six hundred s.iled in the Galconda,
from Charleston, on the Dist ul,. They we're
principally from Tennessee, Georgia, and
South Carolina. Hnorher company sailed
from New York on Wednesday, in tie steam.
er Edith Rose, having come from Penns-iva.
MIA. Delaware, Maryland, aod Virginia. They
were well provided with agricultural impIe-
m.nts. ard religious and educational books
They will form colony OH the St. Johns
river, Grand Bsssa county, Liberia, to be
called Liocoln. Nearly one thousand freed
men are siis! waiting transportation TO the
African republic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The large Touring miliof Mr. r Gardner,
at MinookA. Grundy cousty, was destroyed
by fire. on Saturday evening last. Loss
$l6 o Of whirh s.. 900 IS saved by insur-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

1t is said that at leas, a inches of snow
fell u, Buffalo on the lth in eigh, hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

STATE EDITORIAL CONGESTION Secs
Ond Annual Convention of the Editors and
Publishers Of the State Of ILLINOIS, will be
held at Springfield on Tuesday and Wedres-
dav, Jan sth and 9th. 1867. The journals
OF this city will hereafter announce the hour
and place Of meeting.
= It is hoped that every press in the State
VIII be Represented.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The new testament contains p books. 260
chapters, 1880 verses, lS2,253 words, $685.,
3a0 letters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

The paper mill Of n. D. Mckerrv. in Rock
ton. Hmm. ''-'r.vrj h. Gre IN thu 9th
lso... S..,vvJ ..,a.-.. for $500
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15

A Rare ChnuIc for Bas1ness..eA
SaI~a for Sale,
a business calls Es away. offer tho Charter Ok
"A Saloon sale chear, the Depot Ottswa. III
Dec I5-,ws HOLDEN RUSnTON.
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I'm. EixBALL,
l.. Y. TAFT;
c. l., SMITH,

All papers il the Stale are requested to
10 Aist the above
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TO u ENT,

Wywo Ccufortable Dwelling Houses situated east Of
IL Yox River. tor particulars enquire Of Hnsh Gs''en
pseeJiher tS-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-15
FOR SALE.

A GOOD TOP BUGGY, nearly Time will b
"A given the purchase monoy. il desired and !
p~spe1y secured DAN 4. MOkPhf.
Otf1~a, Dscsmber Is 1se6-d
Evening star., 1866-11-05
pr GRHIS 4 WILLIAMS. Auct.op..r..

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust from Francis
Ironwell -one 70 s. 3. Willsms end Charles
Waiter, dated the I'd February, A. u. 1883, end rs
corsed in Liber Q. T. No. 3, folio ibl, et seq.
OF the band Records OF Washington County. Dis
nlct OF columbia. and one 20 william y. Mat
nngiy dated the lstn July A d. 1855, and reeordeL
na ksna kesSsds.we shai ssll ht pyblie sgete.. N
November, lo66, ct o. clock p. m, Lots numbered
and IN Square no sSs, aud all that part Of Lot
numoered 4, fn said square, sentsined within the
following metee and bouads,-Beginning for the
same &C the southeast corner OF said Lot and run
ring thence vest q feet: thsnce north rs feet,
thence east z feet and thence south rs feet 60 the
place OF beginning
The above property is situated on d street south,
eetween eth and 6th streets east. end 10 i'm
proved with large two story Brick BuIlding. and
has been !. used ss isser beer brewery, for which
Immediateiy after the sale OF the real estate the
personal effects connected with the brewery cen
sisting Of Barrels, Keu Kettles, &C.. will Be- sold
under deed Of trust 20 william L Duulop
The terms of sale will be For the personal
property cash. For the real estste-Ope- third
cash; end the balance NJ six and twelve month";
Tor which the notes Of ;he purchaser, bearing
interest from the day Of sale, and secured by q
deed Of trust upon the property. viii be taken
Sl cash will be required the real estate 81 the
time OF sale. Postession can be had within ten
days after the sale. All conveysncins and stamps
GHARLIs WkLTER. surviving Trustee.
VI. =. MATTIkoLY. Trustee
:. GREIH & &WILLiAMs. Aucts.
oc ls- eo3W ffufsil
Evening star., 1866-11-05

THE INTELLIGRNCER could have found the
article II credits TO the "Alexandria Gazette OF
Saturday" headed ''New Steams snip Line" III
the editorial columns OF the Star of Friday
The GG<ette has fallen into a bad habit lately of
clipping from us without credit 30,
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RT J. o. MCGUIRE . co., Aseuonssr. "a
xsp shbE M a. ptnk
the late Circuit { Ooart

eYLyAHIA AVENUE,
By virtue Of . decree Of the late Circuit Oesrt.
sst. Csmpbells heirs, &c the unders snea viii
sell at ps bic suction, on the premises, sp ru IS
western one third part Of Lot No. g. In square No
;sl, fronting 10 feet tschee, OF tesreebeqts, on
III feet TO % foot Nilsy. With the inprovenssts
The property is 0 few doors ssst Of ths Nsronsl
Hotel, bs.ns No, 3s6 Perbsyiysnis sys.ues and
rity having . large stors room and three story
do slline house. with large back building and has
: Terms of ssie: One foerth cask; ana iss ssssAae
in ssrss sSs,l peySses g ,tx. tssi.s; end
secsi ed by the bonds of the vith sersts
or seretses aperuyed 81 the frussss. n the ssrns
ehsssr, sftsr ooe weeks notice ID the Asfiosss
Convey snci M and stenDs at the cost sf sAs y.r-
ee::ss % I .o,a IA wSS0unfSHsp wSSufsH dc cs',,.::
Evening star., 1866-11-05

BASE BALL.-The Mayor of Alexandra has
Issued instructions to the police officers TO
arrest all parties engaged in playing base ball
within the city's limits on Sundays. None of
the organized clubs of the city are guilty, but
their grounds are used by unau tb orized parties
Evening star., 1866-11-05
DIED.

HUNTER. On the 4th instant, OSAANNA tba
only daughter of Olevts and John W Hnntsr
aged month and 26 days .--
The funeral will take place from their res,dence
5s1 street, this afternoon, at O CLOCK Frfends
and relatives are Invited to attend. y
STEELE Fell ASLEEP in Jesus. on the 4th in
slant, MINERVA A. STEELE, OF cousumption
aged 81 years, months, and % days.
Dear Minerva, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that hath bereft US
He can al our sorrows heal.
Th, relatiVes and friends are invited to attend
her funeral on Tuesday, 9th instant, ct o clock
m: At Grace Church, ON High, between Bridge
and " ater streets, Georgetown.
B0IeIAU. On the sth instant CHARLES EU-
GENE, only child of Richard and Seville Bot
seau, aged IL months and u days.
Ins 5untrsl viii take place from the residence Of
J. Boiseau, corner 9th street east and q street
south, on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock The
ends and acQaaintances are In vited to attend
Evening star., 1866-11-05

CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails. Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DR.. White, Surgeon Chiropodst
$24 Penn av.. between * and 9th streets or
fge hours from a m. to ID. m, and To 3 n
N. No charge for consultation
Evening star., 1866-11-05

FOR BOYS,
Who wear suspender Pants, only
skoMs s4aasss .as ssSkhf SHHT sYIF6ss :Ha FE6SsTs p
Ssis4: HI%:s ssYAT' r. fssfs = j.. y.sr, sln.so
SHHfSS4Et!AH SHS44tE!2sT ovrsooR2s4is: Fl ~ sss
stsss ssSIFFs ::s f:s'
FOB GESrLEhrN.
BLAss sss SUITS, Coat, Pants and Vest, s1a SO to
sAriEET I.E e, SUITS, osss, P.us. and Vest. slo
A large stock of these satinet Suits on hand. and
SsHs ssE1 1sxTiR szEIs.H sp,as sHt4 .,s and
sftE sntE sSHsSs SUITS SUITS 81. and s.s
fssSS ffESSf dHssIsfs g ssisEsE sSf44ss
BLK hIxlD 6AssihlRE sGffs, sas and
SILK nIxEp oAssIMERE SUITS, our stand.
ard as article, either ssssinere or black lined.
DoU5Lii Asp AZ, It TWIST .sS SUITS, yer, durable,
SSsdR sASK SJzHs lfsS , .,s
BLAo% tnd flock COATS. $40. sIa. SIS, s11,
The sssfSs SIS sAok snE and $40 rRooK have . ,,rs,
fs'EisHinsiiH sE4Gk fASTs. il Is fsS%'s'y ss' s'y:
OyERO ATS
WHITNEY and CHlNCHILLA, very fsshiona.
!: .:s :s:s
AosGSw ss~ ans SSAsrOk BEAVER oVERo0Ars,
BLAdK UEION ovHRcoArs. S1s
rrAALL 0NInGOATs. SO. 9i3, t1s ssd SIS .
YELLOW OIL CLOTHING .. +
Orders By mail promptly aiisd
GEORGE u. HENNING,
7. cornr 9TH street and MARYLAND svesue.
90 1ifSe Washipstoa, D. q. !
Evening star., 1866-11-05

MORE Hog Law CAsRs.-Jos. Alexander aud
Robt. Hamilton. colored, were arrested Satur-
day, BY officer Thompson, of the THIRD Ward
for keeping hogs contrary to the ordinance OF
The corporation re gu lating such matters. JUS
tice Thompson fined each 30. -r
Evening star., 1866-11-05

DIsoRDERLY CoNpucr-The police of the
Seventh Ward reported fourteen drunk and
disorderly cases on Saturday, and one case of
firing gun in the street. One case only was
dismissed, that of school girl, IL years of age
and the fines in the remaining cases amounted
to S53eO .
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct. Georgetown.
IMPROVED PResERIY dS GEORGETOWN

On MONDAY. November S, 1T q o ociock D m
shall sell In front Of the premises part OF Lot No
e. fronting feet on Washi lgton street betu cen
Bridge street and the Canal, and runniag back
l25 feet. The improvements consist ef a lsrxo
brick dwelling house, mo ST. eostaiainR nine
rooms, cfnfrg room, kitI ben and cellar
Terms: Sne-tbird cash; balance IN 8, L. ana rs
months. with interest. secured by deed of tru.t
on the property Conveyancine and stamps at the
oc 80 THOMAS DOWIIsa Apc.
Evening star., 1866-11-05

We ADVISE our readers TO go to Haryev,s &
Co.'S, 2c9 Pennsylvania avenue. between
9TH and 10Th streets 10 get good aud fresh oys-
ters They are receiving them every day; and
we notice that they are receiving day some
OF the finest we ever witnessed in this CITY
The Lynnhaven Bay, the celebrated Horn
Harbour Hampton Bars, Norfolk Caves, with
ali other of the best Brands, that the Norfolk
waters can produce. They serve them in
every imaginable style and cannot be beaten on
the ton Market Roast
Evening star., 1866-11-05

A SURE PILE CURE DIR. Gilberts Pile in :.
strufnent positively cures the worst cases of
piles: Sent by mail on receipt Of S4. Circu.
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where Address j. b. Romano. Mana
ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York q.
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MAR RIRn.

WURDEMANN-MURRAY On the 2d instant
BY the key. Father White, pastor of St Matthew :
Shurch, rERpINAND q: WURDEMANN to
Mrs. ANNIE MURRAY No cards
baltimore Sun please copy
WILSON. Monday, the 5th instant at 10 o clock
Mise ANHrANE WILSON, aged IL years
Her funeral viii take place to mHrrow, at AZ
octsck from her late residence, No. 81 Wa,er
Evening star., 1866-11-05

GOOD FRENCH Calf Boots, ready made s1I;
best French Calf Boots, to order, $i4 10 SIG r.
Strott, National Hotel, entrance on 9th street,
and inside Hotel
Evening star., 1866-11-05
RY GRKES WILLIAMS, AuctiOue.r.

SfIiSs. s sfssts kphs fek ~ ALksfs. bsscs sSo ra
GAS BCBEERS In GARDEN, AND ALL
QTHER fINTuREs, AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY, the Bth instant. We skait cell, at
o'clockp m, on the premises. the sboyementionad
property, fronting on Pennsylvsnis avenue, be-
tween Sd sne 4th streets east. The house contain.
ten large reoms and wide halls. This property 1s
on grouno rent, lease having years ts run with
the privilege OF removing all improvements at the
expiration Of lease. A fine chance for any person
wishing TO go ia business or 90 mske . good to-
yestmept. GREEN a WILLIAMS,
DO u Auctione-rs
Evening star., 1866-11-05

GENTS FURNISHING GooDs in great variety
at Francs Cheap Store, 49i 7th street 3 doors
above Odd Fellows Hall He sells good Neri.
no Shirts and Drawers at 81: good Canton
Flannel Drawers, 75 cents; Gray's Collars a5
cents per box. y
Evening star., 1866-11-05

SRLLING LIQUOR IN VIOLATION OF LAW
Saturday, Samuel Riley. a storekeeper In the
Sixth Ward was arrested by Sergt Harbin
for selling liquor without license, and selling
IL on sunday Justice Gull fined him 800 in
each case, which was superseded by the de-
fendant
Evening star., 1866-11-05

HEAVY MONKEY JACKETS may be found a,
Hennlns's One Price Clothing Store on the
corner OF Seventh street and MARYLAND yepue
Evening star., 1866-11-05
RY NAGLE CO., Aucttoueers
PEREhPToRY SALE ORA LOT on CAPT.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 5th. at
O'Clock. we shall cell part OF Lot s, in SQutre
6a4, corner OF south street and New Jersey ave
nue.. running east on south ID street 81 feet
inS hes thence south IS feet inches 20 the OF
said lot.
Terms One-h half cssh; balance In eight months.
secured hy deed OF irust on property. Stamps and
no I'd EhGLE co ,Auot,
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!; gss!s sTHsss!Eg 1ssE!gn,
JOHN X. NKALB,
WILLIAM H. EALLRv.
O0mmlssfoners
GREEN q WILLIAMS.
Aucuoae>rs
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auesions.r..

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetionesrs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT rRoSrIso ON
18th street vest. between Massaoausetts avenue
and n street north, at Public Auction.
On MONDAY, the eth day sf Noyemf,er a. q
O'Clock IN we ehsll sell. on the premisee part
oy 70 feet deep running back TO a Inc eide and
payeo ei.ey. Tue property ts handsomely LOCATED,
nAklne ~ very deei able bui ildtng lot
Terms; One hall cash. balance in 5 and II months
eno secured by deed OF trust on the premises
chaser ~
$50 down when the lot IL Knocked of
oc Si-5ts GREEN WILlIAMs Ana.
Evening star., 1866-11-05
RY JAS. @. McGUIRE a 90, Auctioneers.

STOCK AT AUCTION.
Neshall sell, at the auction rooms, MONDAY
AFTERNOON, Nsye. NIB er sth. at clock. sl,out
500 Corporation Wsshington Stock, in sums 20
SUIT j. g. heGUfRk co,
no2 Hotel Aucts
Evening star., 1866-11-05

SALES OF MONEY at the meeting OF the Ex-
ceisior Building Association on Thursday
night (26th month, 30 per cent limit money
sold al an average OF A.. S3,7oO was sold.
Al the meeting OF the First National, on
Friday night, Q5th month, 20 per cent. limit
money sold (24 shares At an average Of 52k /.
Evening star., 1866-11-05
CITY ITEMS.

CHINA, GLASS ANDCEoCKERY WARE.-Our
We'll known and enterprising young frIend, j
X Foley, dealer in China, Glass and Crock
cry Ware, Cutlery, Plated, TIN and Wooden
Ware, Coal Oil, Lamp and House Furnish Q
No. 275 Pennsylvania avenue between IOth
and 1lth streets, in addition TO his old Stand
No. BIG + street. Mr. f. well deserves the pa.
uonage OF the public favor Tor his energy in
conducting his business, and we take pleasure
IN recommending our patrons and the public to
favor him with an early call. Mr.. r. takes great
pains in purchasing his goods TO suit the pub.
iic want, and being agent for several factories
rates. Do no; forget the Nos. 275 Pennsylyania
avenue, and 3l6 street. Goods delivered
free OF EXPENSE