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EdEeneld and Kentucky R.;1-o.,
Change OF TIme.-On and affsr ~, >,
1000 passenger trains on the Edgeasld and Ken.
'ueky haiiroad win arrive at Nashville At s.9o
A. NJ, and depart at 445P.M .o,o--, -
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~iSeerine, Cold Cream. and Compound
Gam her Ice with Glycerine, for ehapped bapds
sora iiPs-frcsh supply at G. W. Smiths Nm,
store, corner Church and Vinests. nov9s,st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Christmas TFRde.-W. IT. Berry 6 CO..
Booksellers. Public Square, are daily receiving
additions to their stock Of Christmas Goods, con-
sisting Of English Bibles and Prayer Books, in
the newest and most elegant bindings; Devo-
tional Books; all the new Illustrated Works for
the Holiday; Writing Desks-new styles, in
wood and leather; beautiful Leather Goods, and
many neE Fancy Articles. Their stock Of
Ohildren's Illustrated Books never was better.
dar1-Iw
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reno" Pine Flooring, atlow prices. eor-
ner Of Crawford and North Summer sts. Itf
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EVERY housekeeDer should provide a SUNNY
OF thoroughly seasoned STOVE WOOD. cut in
any lengths to suit. from knight Bros. No. 40
Church street ..t
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-02

Oeuhi Posts and Fencing Lumber
c0rPper0f Crawford and North Summer streets
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Wood Wood y wOodIi,-Soasopsd Cord
wood for sale by knight Bros. No. 40 Church
street. -uL'H
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bhiiei"s Lumber Of all kinds, corner q,
Crawford and North Summer streets. RI
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white Pine Flooring manufactured bv
Knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale AZ
reduced prices. Office. No. 40 Church street
noY4
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seasoned SOPuIar Lumber. cornsr =
Crawford and North Summer streets re-
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United States navy, are riding at anchor in
this harbor. It is ascertained that they
viii sail in few days, though their desti-
nation is unknown.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1.-The steamer Java,
which sailed from Boston on the 2lst, ar
rived here this morning.
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100000 Buiiding and Paving Brick
can be had in lots to suit customers, By leaving
'ruers with KNIGHT BRos..
noy29 No. 40 Church street.
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For. Rent-Building No. 4s, Union street. be-
tween College and Cherry. now occupied as a
shoe store BY F. d. FULLER & Co. Possessession
given immediately. For terms. apply to F. D.
FULLER L Co., No. AZ Union street, novl6-tf
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Pure Spices, Etc, Fresh, at C. W.
Smiths Drug Store. corner Church and Vine
streets. Pepper, ginger. cloves, cinnamon. mace.
nutmegs and aispiee soda and cream tartar;
extracts vanilla, lemon, etc.; Lexington ard
COlemRn's English mustard. povE-Jt
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Co1se and Examine our fine stock Of fall
and winter dress goods. shawls, eioaks, blankets
boots and shoes. ETC., etc, which is compelled to
be sold b. The first Of Jsnuary, On account Of
Z issoiution OF the trm. q. RIcE 4 Co.,
oet't- College street,
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For Christmas Siifts.-Toys. Dolls. Fancy
Goods, Work Boxes. False Faces. and Willow
Ware, in great variety. F
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a Sure Pile Cure.-DR. GILBERT's Pile
ISsTRUNENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent By mail on receipt Of 81 Circulars
free. Sold By Druggists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. ROMANO, Manager. No.
57j broadway. New York. TInoyI7-sm
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Just received, large assortment OfLadies
Oress urs and Hats at LAEDE 4 BRo.'s,
. oYl-2m Al North College street.
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Boots and shoes Cheap nc 30 Pebble
SqHare.--In consequence Of a contemplated
change in my basiness, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he consumer or a merchant
viii surely profit BY examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself as l am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GurrMASS.
sep6-tf No. 20 Public Square.
Eines!!- Prom the LosGwoErH Vineyard
and Wine House. cinoiunati.
W. P. +. P. AEDERsoS. Projectors.
Golden wedding, Sparkling Catawba,
Dry Catawba, Isabella, esc.-These Wines
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are excelled yb
lOne-either native or foreign.
ssld.by
-rf Archer CHEArRAM & Co.
KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
.-If O.. X u. CHEATHAM * Co
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For Attorney ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ju-
dieiaI Obstructive are authorized to an
nOunee A. c. HICKEY. Esq, as a candidate for
Attorney General, for the Eleventh Judicial
District, composed Of the counties Of Giles. Mar
SshalL. Maury. Lawrence. Lewis and Hickman.
nOy13-td e..
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Mr.. j. Seaff0Tg0O6- ~ PicI 80 y.

Mr.. J. seattergOOd, Of Riclmord. Va.
now at G. B. Abbott's. No. 80 College street. He
has recently been employed in some Of the lead
ing tailoring establishments in the Northern
cities, and comes highly recommended as first
rate cutter. deel-I0t
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DoS'r fail to read the advertisement Of 8Iyer
Il Hunt in this mornings paper. dscl-Iw
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Archer CHEArRAN & Co.
KLINE 4 SHERMAN.
X. y. CHEATHAM x Co.
Evening star., 1866-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
nv GREEN 3 wILLIAns. AuctOaeer,.
--r 9Rusrc r "a, SALE !,


By virtue Of two DEEDS ,t q .rnst from rrseeis
Walter; /; e;,ed the ~ FSbrs.ry, y 1883. and re-
Of the ksbd Records Of Wsshington County bis
Gtet OF Columbia AND one 10 William r. Nat
tngiy, dated the 15tu July A d. 1855, and led
IN Litsr N. U T.. No 90 folio n, ct seq, OF said
Land Rec. rds-we shall sell at public auction, in
'front.' of the premises. ON fRl 0AY. the 9Th day OF
November lss6, att O'Clock .. m Lots numbered
and ), In Square No 8A, end ail that part of Lot
spnl cred 4, In ssid square, contained within the
following metes and bounds:-Beginning for the
same st the southeast corner OF said Lot and run
nine thence vest ~ feet; thence north rs feet
thsDce % ss.. fsst and thence south IS feet 70 the
The seoye property 10 situated Oh D street south,
between 6th and 9th streets east. and is i'm
proved with large two story Brick Bulding and
has been used as lager beer brewery. for which
stely after the sale Of the real estate the
PEI sonsl effects connected with the brewery cen
sisiing cf Barrels Kegs Kettles, &C., will be sold
upoer deed of trust TO William Z, Dunlop
The terms of eale will be For the persopa Al
property cash. For the real estate-0ne. third
tash; and the balance ct six and twelve months
for which the notes OF the purch be ari az
interest from the day Of sale. and secured by q
deed OF trust upon the property. viii be taken.
SW cash will be required on the real estate at the
time of sale. Poes esefon can be had within ten
days after the sale. All convey ancing and STAN ps
at the cost Of the purch chsser.
CHARLES WALTER. surviving Trustee,
WI. T. MATTINGLY. Trustee.
WM. l.. DUNLOP, Trnstee.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1866-10-31
nEPAkrMINT OF THE INrERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OEFIC]

WASHING roN, October TO- ia;
se,t Un tne petition OF PINCkNEf FRoSr, of
. patent granted to him the iIth day Of January.
1883, and reissued the 9th day OF rsbrnary
iSs. for an Improvements IN scythe T.stenings,
which takes place on the llth day OF January 1851
ltis ord cred that tho said petition be nesId n
the Potent Once on MON DAY, the ath day Of Of
are notified 70 appear and chow cause. If anS thew
have Why said petition ought not to be granted
9, ,ersons opposing the extension are rt asirea 70
M nis ~ the Pate2s once their objections, specially
the dag or bearing; all testimony died by either
party, 10 be used st the said hearing taust he
tAksn sna tran in accordance with the rues
tion. e''hos-
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon a,
osfore the day of hearing the srcurnepts ~ eys e
w1thin Zen days a..-r ming the Cet timony
ordered, ase that this notice puol he'd n the
6epEa,oas And the Inisll'Eencer, Wsshin gton. D.
mont. once . week for three successive weeks, the
hrst OF said publications to be at least sixty SaIs
previous 10 me DAY OF hsar,sg
% . Cemmissionsr OF Patents,
r. -tditors OF the above papers will please
soRy, and send their bills to the Pstsnt Once
with paper containing this notice. oc l5. lsvsW
NV BooKA-1srcyS Thirty Years Of Army
ssssRedis for 46s. GoldwiH SMITHS Lectu:ss On
NE ne tusx OF Htsfory. Summer Rest By Gail liam
hspt.boIns ns ~ MTssc 2soi sdissd ~ Esss Sargent
bn - = ---J-I RAEcKrAYLoR.s
TBE CReCHET, C0LLAR BOOK; MRS.
esyH &c bnfetsd Lace Collar Book: Tha G.rIc
ksit1fiSs seosi T.! Ne Gans:inS Amt shsvI ssi
ssiS..n Hnsfne .nd s Hsss,na Isss soos eso1h Tks
Knitsins Book; Mrs. Oony g Art Of Dress nstYcs..
E6AGek TAYLOR,
Evening star., 1866-10-31
Virginia News.

Under the head of '.Contagion Spreading
the Richmond Despatch says:-ssThe base ball
eOntagion has spread 10 Petersburg, where
meeting was held on Saturday afternoon to
organize club. Petersburg escaped cholera
but she has at last got base ball"
Fredericksburg. that formerly shipped flour
by the hundred thousand barrels. Is already
importing flour from Baltimore. The receipts
of wheat MS fall do not ext ceed ten thousand
bushels. of which SIX or seven thousand were
sent of early IN the season.
The ebOlera has prevailed very extensively
at Deep Bottom. on James river, some Is miles
below Richmond, for two weeks past. During
the last Is days there have been I3 Deaths
whites and coIored.
Evening star., 1866-10-31
THE EVENING STAR.
Attempt to swibdle Life Insur a nee Com
pany, and How it Failed
trrnrn a. nsiroit 20. pre... l,c,

IFron the Detroit Free Press. Oct fsI
AH attempt ID swtnd,e the North western
Nntgsl Life Insurance Company out of the
Sum Of { $1,000 Was recently frustrated, more
through the Supercauton Of the dishonest
party than through the sdroitness OF the de-
teeIivts .- q - -... ID
name OF Francis A. Edwards Insured his life
tOr $40 GO with Mr. A. B. Davis, the agent OF
tbs company, the policy running IN favor OF
has iather. David Edwards. t'n the 9th OF
IL uDe, Francis Id " ards, com pany win a
fiend, took boar and went oat on the river
81 Clair 10 spear fish Edwards was standing
IN the bow of the boat with bis spear In MS
hand, white hrs friend steered Either by ac-
cIdtnt or ep<ign fprobably by the lutsrl the
boat was upset and both men thrown into the
water. the steersman alone reaching the shore.
He Undo btedly b. lie ved that Edwards was
drowned, aud so reported. The river for
wtek wa, drsgeed Tor the missing man, ,'and
the family put on mourning.
No ste ps were taken on the su b,sct of the in
suranee until in October, when David Ed wards
applied dTrecI 10 the central offiee Of the CON-
pany for the money. without notifying either
the ioesi or Satr agents Of the death OF his SON,
nor OF ms intention 10 claim the $1,000. This
unusual course excited the suspicious of the
company, and a detective vas sent TO work up
the case Upon Investigation the detective be-
came convinced that all was not right, and that
by some chance the missing man had been
saved, and that his father was aware of the
fact.
Mr.. David Edwards became aware of these
investigations and Of the result 10 which they
were tending, and alarmed for his own safety,
announced that his SON I ad been saved by a
vessel passing AZ the time of the accident. and
had been carried tc Chicagc, where be had re-
manned. he stated that these facts had been
communicated 20 him by his son in a letter
which be had just received On the 4th of Oc-
toher the yuung man returned TO his home aud
Acknowledged that the whole affair was plan
10 obtain the amount of the insurance.
Had David Edwards applied for the money
at the time of the accident, and TO the local or
State agent, there Is every probability that
there would have been no suspicion excited
and that the money would have been prompt
ly paid, so apparently conclusive were the
proofs of deaIh.
Evening star., 1866-10-31
sTReGdhst \ I Z s. I IN eH1sF. eeHH1AFr'
D.. TRIEsEMAR,

TklkSkMAR,
ROTECTED BY RUYAL LETTERS PAT
snt , OF EnE,t.nd and secured by the seals Of the
College Of Medicine, vfenna.
Irissemsr No ! is the efiectusl remedy for Re.
the eystem Triesemar No. 2 has entirely saper.
.sdsd the pSu'eoss ~ use Of Gopavia, Cubeb.. Ac.
Impurities and Secondary Symptoms. thus obvi.
stins ,hs use Of mercury and all other dsletsrious
Hach preparation ID In the form Of q most agree.
able Lolepge Secured from the effects Of cli-
Este sno cSAHRee Of atmosp phePe In tin cases, At
93each " four IS cases IN one for O.. end in ~
esse; tsrs saving % Divided in separate dose
= ADMINISTERED by vslpeau. Salamanca. koux,
,Wbolssels and sstail By DR. BARROW, No. ia
70 6s he'd also q 9, d. foBD. No. aso Penn.
ovenues eeSnet usoW ~ 0e4N
Evening star., 1866-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
DY n T. WALSH 90, Aucsisaeers,
ID No. 2ss Pa av., corner 10th street.

ID No. 2ss Pa av., corner 10th street.
IAsSs Assoc hsB
t!s fss+.st ~ M 1AE u eotgssrRT st'f ~ fH.iR HhR
hshs HAIRkEss, sAP9Ess; mAiRiA AUS.
$oas $ sIfk Gsssrs sISGk SShsts n ,sra ns
a. SsS SgsS., S1sEE5S, E5SsHia As a4U:oIISS :
O'Clock, ne entirs stock eoatsised therein. smonS
cts:.ra Mare 0sf es sysas. DID, 1sx hand.
hish. BY P..chem n; Osy can troi IN S.
high. = osl e s.@.a 2s @
s,d, assrsi ssnsi can On if0tin S. The above raarescsn
hish, got By Pate hem; can tros in % 70 har.
Brown Herse Honest John. . year. old. lss.
hands hish; can trOt in 20. This is one Of the
hne.t double teams tnthe country and can trOt
Bay Mare .L.dy Moscow, :, year. old. lss. hand.
Mare; can trot In =. And is one of the finest
Bay ACis. n:Is. IL "a sfna.4 year. ola
May IL hands high, got BY ST Lawrencs out Of
ss and e,s
hands ban high @ A . years % old; she 10 Vermont Nor
oh.sslss sofis Murphy s hand,
ssSf s In
can trot double in three mfRutes.
One PA. hSsg ;sll y Bay HoEsss years old IA
can trot well and coed under saddle
A pair OF swin b tail Dun canada Hsr.es, 1872
hands high, years old, nice team for any
pair Of Dark Boy Horses. 8 years old, l51s hands
high good pair of business horses,
Two pair Of Bay Mares about ls1, hands high A
years old good for any pu pose
The whole plumber includes - head of horses
all young and sound, and carefully selected by the
owner.
80 sets Of Harness, nearly new and in COED order.
Ladies Side Saddles and Bridles
Geptlemen's . Saddles, &c
7Calash Carriages,
Open Carriages.
Breths, all in good order,
2 Pbaetons in good order,
Debois Buggy Wagons OF the very hest ma he and
in good order. and several other BugRies
handsome, fine Family Carriage, light,
2Trotting Wagons,
2Sulkies nearly new and IN good order.
I.so,
3Albany 81. Ighs.
Basket eleigbs, 6e
The shove list includes all the effects necessary
for 6rst-class stable
The v hole to be positi vely sold without reserve
count of ill health.
oc 23-so6t n. K WALSH CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1866-10-31
DROPOsALs IOR EXCAvArISG rHE DE
PoSITS FROM The WAsaIHGfOS
CITY CANAL

Q&cs Of EnsineeJ Wdshingtoa City C.una1,{
Cny Hall, WdShins On, October -, 1856
ProPosels will be received 81 this of6ce up 30 II
N. Thu RsDAT. the lst day Of November next,
for the removal Of such high ponts in the bed Of
the Washington City Canal, and deeositing tho
charge nay direct. The excavations t. lie re-
moved will be divided into two sections. Section
canal lying between Third street and eastern line
ofthe Seventh street Bridge. Section M moer two
go will embrace ell that portion Of the canal lying
between said eastern part Of seventh street
and the western line Of Fourteenth- street Bridge
inclusive.
Bidders may hid for either one or both sections.
and will state the price per cubic yard for excaya
ing and removal .ne the shortest time they will
com plete their contract
For specifications in detail and al other infor-
u nafiop. apply at the Office Of the Engineer
Satisfactory evidence of the ability aud security
will be required for the faithful performance of
the contract The Car al Board reserve 70 them
selves the right to reject any and sll bids
b. SEVERS0E,
oc 23 Law BnRinser in Charge
Evening star., 1866-10-31
DRoPosALs FOB WORK ON SEWER.

Cdpuol u the Uaited STATES,
WASHINGTON OlTY, OcEoper 10. 1876.
Sealed Proposals will be received st this offcs
until the ID Gay Of November next, at IL O'Clock
noon, and viii be opened at one O'Clock on that
day In the presence Of the Secretary of the 1nte-
rior. to do tse folio wing described work, viz
To excasate properly from the place where the
pre- ent unfnished sewer through the Botanic
Garden terminates to Third street west; to pl nix
the bottom of the creek With inch Joist, in the
same manner that the bottom OF IL Is planked a.
far the sewer 10 built 70 continue tue stone
walls on each side Of the creek TO Third street I'm
the manner that the wallis already built are built
~ Q sufficient height TO receive the arch; and TO
build q lateral three feet barrel sewer IRON the
pr. sest sewer from the Capitol 10 the main sever
All the natsIisls to be furnished by the contrac-
tor. and an osssry preparations such as free
ing the channel OF water. ac.. TO 70 made by hf m
The work TO be done under the sueeryisi-n OF a
competent person TO be employ ed ~ the Commis- =
siontr. and 70 the satisfaction Of such person aud
the CONT ssioner.
Proposals. must be made in gross sum for doing
oH Ia. tcoSk as it cannot we'll be divided
The person TO whom the contract IL awarded
will be required TO give proper seoGfity for the
peitoI nance OF his cOntract, and twenty per cent
of the c. ntrsct price viii be retained until the
work is satisfactorily completed,
oc 90 lst Commissioners of Public Buildings.
Evening star., 1866-10-31

REMARKABLB HAIL SToRM-A -correspon
dent OF the Charlotte N .C.) Democrat vritin z
from Davidson Cobegs, N. g.. .says-.sThc fol-
lowing Is description VI a very novel and de-
structfve bail storm. which occurred az half
past CLOCK yesterday evening. The pieces
tnot stonesl Were of every conceiy abie shape.
with horns, legs, arms, &c, resembling buss
fowls, grasshoppers. craw- fish, aliigators.
CRABS. nsh, lizards chestnut burs, MONKEYS,
sea shells, doll babies, &c. &c. They came
oswn so rapidly and In such size and quantity
mat many OF them lost an arm leg, or wing In
the fan- The little mot very creatures came
down Win legs and arms spread out SO that
they hitched upon the cotton and other things
stripping them pretty clean of leaves and
hmos Some cotton fields are ruined The
neavlsst part OF the storm Was between here
and Mount Mourne covering tne ground fro,,
three 70 four inches IN places. and TODAY IN
sun lies IN piles two in ches deep the piecesay
eraging TWO and halr 70 three ounces In
weight" '-'
Evening star., 1866-10-31
A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOI
"A AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.

HtuuqunrIsTS DepuftWlent OF WnShtNFfON, j
O0fce Of C1tef QnaYtsrmnstsy, !
Wdshtnst0n d. c., October l9, 1875
The auction sale Of Government wood. at the
wood ard. one fourth Of q mile north of the CITY
Of Alexandria, on the Washington Alexapdria
and Gs9I RetoEn railroad, will be resumed on
WEDN ESDAf, Oct 24th, at ii oclock q. m. and
continued daily until the Sd Of November inciu.
sive. sundsys excepted y unless the lot is sold be
fore that time
Upwards of eight Thousand cords of Oak and Pi ne
are offered which will be sold of the kind to suit
purchasers and IN any quantity, from one cord 10
five hundred ordE.
Terms-Cash; in Government funds on the day of
sale. and fifteen days allowed for removal.
III. l LUDIN0TON.
Bvt. Brig Gen. and Chief Qusrtermaster.
oc 19-lf Department OF Washington.
Evening star., 1866-10-31
VIM. H. WARD. Trustee
cc Heo6ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
RY 0EEEN WILLIAMS, Auotionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OryALUABLE BUILDIN

By virtue OF . deed in trust, bearing date on the
9th day Of Decemoer, 1853. and recorded in Liber
J A. s., No. q. folio 2g ct seQ. the subscriber
will sell, ats public sale, On tn HBkSDAY, the 18th
day OF November, 1S-o, at AZ clock D. N on the
premises, Lots numbers 10, H. r. H. IA. Is, Is, IL,
IS 49, and %. In the Subdivision OF original Lots
numtered and 4 in Square No. I2i, Lots 10, IL 4,
IL and IL fronting each Is feet north ID street
between 18th and ah streets west BY 100 feet dee
Lots u and is fronting each 81 feet ii inches on
north street, between 18th and 10Th streets rest
By loC feet deep Lot 70 fronting 50 feet IL inche,
ruth street west, by SO feet III inches New York
avenue; Lots IL, IS ls and fronting each is feet
ii ] is inches on New York avenue, between 18th
and 2fh streets west, by depth of from 76 feet g.
inches to lO6 feet l01l inches res pectively.
This property 10 eliRibly situated in q rspidIy
Improving part Of the city, and offers a most
or invest.
Terms Of sale One half cash balance in ax and
twelve months for notes bearing interest ON day
OF sale secured by deed Of trust s1a OF the cash
payment on each lot will be required to be paid
on the ground and If the terms of sale are not
complied with in hye days after the sale the prop
eIty will be resold, upon week notice at the
rlst ana expense of the defaultina purchaser.
All cCnveyencine and stamps At the cost OF tAe
CHARLES wALLACH. Trustee.
&C "A eoSd. CHEM 4 ILI,IAMS Ancts
Evening star., 1866-10-31
8N SHORE.

The large, steunch, and commodious Steamer
LEoAA RD, leaves her pier oppos ts Sk4A=S
no. 40 Light street wharf, tbe-08
IuRspAf, ! u ioA TyaGosSsPAY, yaoS and sATgRPkY, 81
KHARE, C4MBRIDGE e. HUGHL ETT'Ss T
KH4RE C4BIN GEEK, MEDFGRb'S
Returning from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyd's Landing at D. m, Cambridge at so p
u ana Easton Point at o. m touching at the
and Fridays.
ehe has hDe state oms, And all other passenger
accommodations. equal to those of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se5-tf
Evening star., 1866-10-31

NIEDICAL BO0Ks-Dalton's Human PhysioIo-
I'l gy. Druetts Modern Surgery. Erichsen q
sSste% sSs OF sTIGsry er.y A,:sST1 Fin,
Practice of Medicine. Watson's Practice sf
Physic. Atkins Science and Practice Of Medicine;
Pereira's nsteria hedica; edited by Horstio o.
Wood, n. D. Biddle's Materia Aedica, and many
others on the same subjects. for sale by
oc6 FkANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1866-10-31
STEAMBOAT LINEX

NEW RIVER LINE.
The fne Steamer WAWASSEFT Will leave 7th
street = hsrf, W Ashington, every
TUESDAY AMP 2iGs iFRIDAY MORN sz
at clock, and Alex apdria at O'Clock, fer OF r
hlOMAN, Returning leave Currionan At n 'cI r
sm on SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY,, stoppioe
ss. s sn5 ,n55dinss going and returning Passage,
9enS, .nu Nv iaeisnt at lowest possible rates. For
JOHN VAN RISWICK,
zen Supt Potomac Ferry Company,
OC " lm Seventh street Wharf