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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31
41urfhfaI NIB 0imtrA
Gin 'tdlcrt8 SttlMtiltl et8tn Die ldllmmltfn fluc
bon atater sosr dirsnifAer (entsinbItber pberelietir)

BON aIlttr sSer drsnjlAer (entsincIt3er preralictir)
Slarrbse uma Susr lit
Or. Slrldtanb's D.iidnna geJtr bic
GheIera.
Feufenhe haktn hur1 btefe!be 5siluus geh!nbtn.
yDi: 9lelisrun9 perb.t Fe In ben Mt!itar'pitdltrn an.
Ste bat @itie uufercr Soibaten eurirt, ila6bem ale
enosTeE Dftttei 8ibts ~setctier, In Der 3hat BADEN
pit 9tnus gtptiit ben Der gGtrtiamtett 6tties mertba
poQsr grlraratss aus ~ fantmen:teDenSen aufiauset-
ket, durs 5sncen unp pineetrctbeaSeu Sluarebtea5itit,
nm einttt SaeeH ~luitrtr sttr ratbsn 3i tbnuen, fG
cine Elaide oriufhafe, unb tets hantit %reritben 8i
fciu. 8e 2tteeroen iclbFt ioutct O0S Wtitttl btrttt
eGtraa6eu, IS tit bel allen Ep0tbettlu gu babcn; in
8aIttW ore bet 5etb 6. 5aace, Nr. los,
Nefs gnltiretefr.; In Is alb n8toH bel s o.
ferb ". Wstrr&Srubsr
Grpfo-riauteti q. 8pgeIet + SO. un6
&bEmf0n g. . I D 4, Baltimore, Rb.
IN Us afbtneton bel 6 BIS, Gbrif.ianl
VI. 81. "a oenue (Sutt8 $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

@tssn Ri6tsrfl1uts zines lSsirat6s.
psrfprtdens ipuree tIrltth Wi6aet Rerfe,
Ter ret6teM unH In 9 an 8rdritBcp
ron elmer Qptttpe UNI 100000 SGapeH-
erfaB pertllat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31
0ebrime araufbeiten.
GrMnelthe Sur garanttrt
ST. Sofepb Tabian.
Sffee; Wr. 22S, 8tns.St.aSg
IhiIabetphia.

SfHee: Wr. lZo, Ut1s.9iEGSe,
TbiIeseipbta.
o.. Fabian serantnt in f%sIoenbsa srantbeiten
etne f6nele inb srrnbltde Rnr. Die Wlcsi3in NH B
sen MIR itibit s~absreitst iine lit ~enrdsaas lrt bra
Gsseiute araufaeitea
beibe.ltt 0eitledts. 70 itreG!id in ibren 5pi9tr,
wean ssrns@Iaii8i anS penn nitt bon esiisTn sriatrss
xea nrlte tebanbeIt.
etlbfbeFetuns (Onaniel
teren trsurtgt 6ofaen ih t~in6seben In 1aibmutb.
na&tt9en eamensrsiesuns.n S@pdts bet nlanr-
ltten i3eusunsseraif, lebsusibsrsnB unb enbltd,
Sns3ebruns. Sunse ssute. bic lid cefsn bepnBt
hne. ioaten rid pertraisnspoa oil mid wsnoerr. SD
babe Sauieree icider tlnsiiditten 5u ibfer trlbcrcn
%frettisen 8elunete,t auridsebtadt. Die bon Ar6ertn
talt1 t~sbarsslt cher ais unbeilbar auf3tsebsa ,pprbea
Observation-Disclosures.
a8s.aes .SinS, eauHs bic nriode a1seneinst
Seapadse, GnregeimGRi8seit unc LufrHdsttas=
unresel nj d Btafett
In tsr trcnetli Zen gieipiauna reet sdn;ifd,ei
xiustfsibeu %ett,etten. sstidoei BON ipeld,tr lltlaat,
ptrb IN msnisen Iasen bon pttr her6eiieitN Gbae nad,s
tbstitss 3cl3sa iir ole 9eianobett.
Cell rReines furfsebriibrisen grerts In btefieer Stabt
tabe i'd Mid tauptia1ttd nit Der Eebanhtuns pttse,
Afantssltsl tsidaft'st uns BARN bic 8Iandsaeitsa Ste
tiltate erselt.
Auspdrttge Vatienteu
ttnner bon mir setauestt ipsrosn, rpenn lie mir tbcn
Suilanb fhrifiti1 mttbetlen.
8trensfae Acknowledgements pire iuaes
fd,set. (Sen5.1S.)
Dr.. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 223, Vine ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanls1S)
m g,pmneettctit Seeo &mttinasi
coo fiitcn aIe Cuttings. bic f,iaite 0uaiitat, en-.
tFn8 issbta ans sHsrtrt ~ ntenriseni greie
Jcfepb Q @rbber
(2sfs) N = VyNsmae PLACE, nabs cpatbitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31
etbr Jungituge,
BITE Sbr bnr6 BrDbnen 9eaeIIasf &C.

eJhr Jnngltuge,
BITE Jbr bnr6 BrDbnen 9ebeIItsF Ge'
tppbn5etten
qid i,nes ,esiatSttsnbs, aema!boerb,Ebenbe, Isibefr'
nittrlee qahtr ~tuaesp9en Babt. has rtNfere SrTer-
bauer nut une ~unlereh s2o,etti'e.n !abEre'te een7
6 @umsnn's fsssns ef1rai uHo
Nabtfal-YtIlen.
0ttie peItberubmtea Uttttet grstit aGc aus %.Sn9eno.
flrten tntiprin9tuhen lletei BADEN duferi Gituitg
hep;rt. tro Gauienee benz 2eben, ibrtn bic GeiuEb.
bit lptestrstseten. 8sulanbias Settaue ,pirb ga
rauttrt, penn tttne !Sttt c%erlDren, uno bic Nttifi
tofort an8erpanbt wtrbsn. Gin 8eriu3 miro ben
Batientsn eapcn aterssu9eu. Sfeer fclte, ebe ~ AT
%rsSb,n. s~ssblfttn, g!Rf NIB .3WfrltO.a9sit SarRa.
Iebrea.
Office Ms. 80,
Rertghr., l !Saus
YDn 2ertngtstfr.
Gebe Bin unb lab' DID sOH
Er+ Gbnrnann,
Rr. 80, RDrt6fr;,
13au$ BON &ertastpnhr.
furtrenl Or bat bic bis Test %befanhten,
grDbten Ruren ger,aGt ais Der Gntbeder
Ger etn,tsen nnfsbltarcn 9sllmititi ae3eF 9sb.tme
srantbeitsn, Die gsbanoluns, lpei4t sr smIbif8t
bat bic Dtlt9unS Der auEge5rdjHcttttn aerSte bon
Paris, Gpnben II. Seen. Dorf uuo ibr eur68iGatser
g1fole bat i5er a1tn .spetiet t~sItssiteut, bas elite
banernee Setiuas ber lGttntmfsn Ware pon
etn8ebureerter Ruitielte, @puorrbbc, Strithtren
(Sarnrbbren : 0erenguna). 8er8r55trlna cer
YprIteber.D riiie. llebeln, fpeidc elmer eepitca
eebfin,ett saelpfbnbttt TIRE @riiteta
r%trsanfen, II. T. 10. IL. 4 III.
bic CUR mcr1tlid, n @tpietet eriaust pereen fann
penn Der yattent iih an Atrsts Tenest, dlf terea
z3tlen, Gei4ts II. Griabruns maH nb ~perlaiIeu tanr.
tett Dr. . d u nj II IN unicrtr Wttte R1 ais
Selitiinftisr nteoer9elaisn bat. itnb ole pieleu sale.
fcttbe utter itire sBfbaubluns a~etpmmen limb iirrmts
ITO - cbus tlne e'n3iSe ensRabnle ae5ei!t DpToen.
GIntge herIelben b~eitanets ltit Sabrtn.
geienntre Hi fneIiiamteit ipibrnit CT allen eel6ea
Der gei1lsdtss 1t. barucrgare, ipie gsnorrbBe Ca
t'enftue, Strtfturea in ltoer Sprui. &ranlbeiten bet
stttrtn, Bidie Ii. 8etitsber-B rrie, sisrIurdl- &c ben
y. 5autatein. pte abtr5aupt Uppb.tis in, eriea.
snetten, orltttE @raes ure srbItGe.
Or. Cd umauu's Setimetbpbt ber @oncrrh0i
1T be c~pufcmmsnite, bic eS g,bt, its TT Die turjeft,
ftherite II. behe. Der Rranie trbait teincn SOpatos
Bolian, feline Srteben teir EsrreuttnBl, nod oH5tte
etel .%rIeseRoe Gapen; iputtru be Set;arS erieiai in
spei &a8en. pbne S9nerjeu. pbne unttaueutit6tei!,
ebne Nenotrnna Der Gtst.
Damen bon g~usipirts. bic Or. edirnaun Inn Jtasb
~ fta9en iruniItn. tbnrtn btees trtettih tbui. aue
Srtete an tbn iciten cine GoltHlatfs ~ea;baltet. uri
btanitporiet tu iperotr.
|. At3eneteH merosu na5 alien geeenben beS faabcs
g~tianbt.
Nau otrgefe ntdt bic
Office. sr. 80, RprtbaraBe.
(NuaZ0lO Baltimore sih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

@uf Sefttl pre 9Nltptnten paren ale
8egterun9s . Bureaus in W aibtrg"
ton am Donnerlag WltiIag JN GHytn
ess strfprbfnen Sen1tpls Scot 9on
8efmpnt lefhlpHcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

Gin Correspondent pes Stem , gorItr
nprale" wuree neutib aus firtr 9..s
bterllube In to- %. Canada ron
eeS BARRIERS Stgcnbdnbi8fr ,pant grpcr.
fen, neil r bic S1te ttr Bcrltn5r IN Gin
aIprret6ts NI4t ia NeasR itb t-,lu3t
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

9raRbtnt JptRlrn pat pte H~si1udttCn
btt cas- Requirement ron 8gututg Gems
m0nptreneen gNn. palmer anleRVW
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

get Der leBten Jnpultrts = Muefeauug
IN NdaperG SatEpisn. btttr - bet
ihpntitn Glepblntcn, nit Foftarer ClaGlE
betr9t einsn praftDcnen @tRbaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

Dr. 1. Sh. 3tes.
Jtafbem Id mad a. -tdtriber Btsuft3eit rteinc
Ste0e ais @r3t in Der Mrutee ser Bet. ct nttc:rpeIc8t
hate bttte ti eem a,ebrttn 9uSIituln babier msire
Dienie an unb tnpisble MID fir ale .Srrctse ssr Setts
runce, Sifee iut Test im 6auIe mejnes gattrs 9lr.
10, ytcrcs GeenIir. 9grehiunhtn WtprBtn8 10,
gtadm. l-3 mo Gtenos 81 llbr.
(SanG2, agHD OF. VI. Et. PteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

Der W0pOr BON ~ pp4tr tII ipldet
eeutst, welbe I'D tempprlr cRftlbi aue
b0lten, pas 5r1Ncn BON WbaHtl srlaUti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

SbnRttWtrnant 0anttt 8. Wc4botI
non Baltimore lit mad Rsm.Srleane
G~tretl't, UNI ben bort lt%dttopirtcr Slupt.
3atlmtther hes 8pii 9utrte5 OtSat6Itu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

in u ON M uutrr hen &ulp'lien oty
Cardinals gntcrrnt Elm Wpuumtut fir
ban perFprtCnen @snsral GarpHcert e.
rtbttt ptTetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31
Retnt arbere n,adt iold' unpersletGltGen
GGaum!
Is. e. IL It b O T.

9. 2. tE It t" atef,
SaGe5ierer.
5r. s, Acres Slsb e, mare 5aIttnpreitrate7
bat fcitlpabrtno ttnt IrhDabI pon Eopeten ". sen
ieruorSdug.u (SbabeS) mad ben n~taeisn HRuher-
uut 81 biHisen Frtiieu.
or aiatnttg imsrssa Htis Der ss:en SoraiaIt tase.
Ntia3l-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

@tnrralmdlOr 4. Z Jtuttr Won Der
Itaberer conf. Mrmee BAL stuen 4uiruf
all 01e 6rtunbt unb Gameraotn ct3 ne.
tGnGRsn @eneraiS S. e. y. stuart
erlafen, mn We9en 81 t%Teftuefr 0IfGt-
gem 3ur GrrthtuuA etnes Dtntmals FUR
Stuart Northumberland.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

Gin 9cbrannts5 GIno flrfttct baS
8Gusr"- 70 gtbt rs pm GtutturG.
tern. mtlte felt etm Hranpe prn vi.
les Spcrnblua ubst Die Stncrbeit ogt
clFtntIthtn Yer0nlaUnaslotdte tintac Sc.
ipfbnide btaen. M1gpr Starts t%aftlbi!
ia. Dtc EtAtr.blmsr Der gYiciart Snu 1t
bcna6rtdtt8t p0B ibnm n0b otn l..
N.rtl bic GcnjeHiCn 8supmmm Ws.0ut
ptrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

WtrtfO mare, mas ban 2lrtsit9lc9n
dnbttrift ber ppu $S-$lj ptr IJ8 to-
trdNt, Gin Gtperapp fir 4rbeiteT rem
utht ale GebtEsmittct matmsip boo
parrn 70 toit.t 6as SAY Wtcbt $40. uuo
anberr @rtttet iiRp i'm 9srRattaiB gsrlPf
10 bod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-31

Darttngtpn etu tlrtncr %laB III
Sip.&arritna, purpe %per9an8tnen SeNn-
tag bur6 cine flr6ttrlItt 5euerSbrunlt
hftmeefuht. Is UertGufstctale uro -
Wobnbduler iirb NIT idtecm gonien Ju>
bate Elm &aub Der nit rnierper SGncI-
ligtstt UNI ti6 greifsnptn 5lImnrn &C"
tppreen. Der Sranplh0eru betaIft tt0
auf cine unatmeiu bpbc Summe. pa bic
metttn &duHtuttn tbrc trit pom NDrbeu
empfan8tnen 0~rupi1brS'8l1ren eintuB,
ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11

WHAT DOCTORS, Ministers, and Professors
think of them.-'sI recommend their use to
public speakers."-ReU. T.. H. Chaplin. 81 have
never changed my mind respecting browns
Bronchial Troches" from the first, excepting
TO think better of that which began thinking
well of-"-Rer. Henry Ward Beecher "Great
service in subduing hoarseness "-Rer Daniel
Wise, Ne0 York. The Troches are a staff of
life 10 me."-Prcf. Ed1drd North. President of
Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. "a simple
and elegant combination for Coughs. etc.
DR.. G.. +. Bigel0lU, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11
I ARaE SALE n, OF BgILPING1 AT SOL
CAt0Q2GrtSrS9AQeY,. O(ee DSpof of W~,R.-.

/ ARGE SALE OF BUILDING3 AT SOL.
G,eox.-,r,,.,D.Ill..6h DIES s kEsT: v
WV Wssssms,o1. B. p''t s 81 ,Fsr,,os',nssse.,{
In obedience to instructions from the ouarter
master General, the following builaines form
disrs Rest at the BsIt.more sng 6hss Rs'
sATURbAY, septenbsr Is. eo%mencie So al On IN
ant Colonel James n. Moore, A. y. M, AZ fol-
ONE BsrIsek No; I, a fee. /. sos feet
One addition TO DO, l6 feet 4 81 feet
One Quarters: Is feet 4 80 feet
One once, q feet 40 feet
One Once, Is feet K 20 feet
One Once, Il feet x II feet
One Meat House, 10 feet x Is feet
on ne Su.Res sau. shSP fee, fee. 20 feet
One Covered Way, ~ feet 4 81 feet
One Shed, 10 feet X Il feet
One Shed, IL feet 4 20 feet
One Shed, Is feet Al feet
One Fence, 2l6 feet feet
One Pence, lag feet s feet
one Armory, 10 feet Z ie feet
One One Hi,sh en- u feet s !, fsst
Two Wood Sheds, Il feet Is feet
One Stable, IL feet rs feet
One Stable and Carriage House. IL feet Z 81 feet
One Platform IL feet 500 feet
One Open shed, Is feet Z IS feet
One Shed, 10 feet 4 10 feet
One Fence, l04 feet Z feet
oe ne Watch Watch Box
One Mu.ic stand, and $40 lisssl feet Fencing,
r. and 81 S l,ne.l feet OF Horss 49, Back
Purchasers are required 70 remove the buildings
within ten days from date q gqrchsss
Brevet Major Cen ana Chief 9u.rtsrn..s.r.
se 10 st DsSa Of WashinGsob. d. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NEW AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL
IN LEBS, 1OI BRIGE STREET, GEORGE
Nc 90 yds fall CalicOes, at IS, 49,, 90 r.
and 20 cts coo yds Flannels, at 40, 4s, 80, GA
~, rs, 81, 100 cts 900 yds, Bleached Muslin al
IS, 20 % % %, 81, S7s; 600 yds. Brown Muslin
at Is, lsA, 20, IS. Also, Canton FlaDn Ssckina
FlanDels, Dress Goods in variety, cloths and Ca,
simeres, Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery
and Notions: We will now be receiving constant
supplies of FALL GOODS, winch we are deter-
mined to sell cheap The public will nd il great
ly 20 the ir advantage to examine stock before
purchasing.
l4-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11

Doors AND SHOES, with improved shanks
made TO order by John Strott National Hotel
entrance on 9th street, and inside Hotel. Re
pairing promptly done. All work warranted
Orders respectfully solicited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11

IF COMING EVENTS cast their shadows be
fore, then the coming Of such a stock OF cloth
ing at Jennings One Price Store, on the cor
ner of7th street and Maryland avenue, fore
shadows the event of a large fall trade in that
dire ction. He has but one Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11

JEwELRY and Silver Plated Ware Spoons,
Forks, Gobletts, Cups, Salts, received this
morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store,
No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, neal AZ st. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11
CITY ITEMS.

Rich BITTER Mac Wallingsford, in the
Northern Market, keeps on hand the very best
Butter coming 20 this city-the Delaware
Print
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11

The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Last night,
Western Srar Division, Sons of Temperance,
at their weekly meeting, took in thirty ne W
members. and we understand all the di visions
are initiating large numbers at every meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11
RY W. L. WALL q 90, AuctiOneers.

DEslRAbLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
On MkDhksDAf AFTERNOON, September n,
CLOCK Se VIII SELL on the premises, two valu-
allie and desirable Building L5ts on the south eide
OF Il street, between lath aud 18th streets, icing
Lots = and Y, IN subdivision of Square No. 80.
fronting each % feet on street. and running back
l4e ieti TO ~ loot alley. They will be sold sep
sIately OF together.
Terms Ct sale are: One-f, urth cash: balance in
SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, deferred pay
nents 70 re secured eys deed Of trust the prop
trty, All stamps and convey anclng at expense Of
purchaser: deposit Of ESQ will be required as
soon as the property is Knocked down. Title
perfect
- n. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11
R0BERT BOSTON, Trustee
an S-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GREEN wILLIAMs, AuctiODeer..

GONEhNMENT SALE OF NALUBLE SQUARE
And BUILDING LOTS IN TIE CITY OF
MAshiNGI0ha D. G., AT PUBLIC AUC-
or PUBLIC BUILDINGS
On TUEsDAY, the 10th cag Of October next,
1850 we will sell, 20 the highest bidder, COM
mencing at IL clock M. q: our Auction Room,
No ago, corner OF 9TH street west and ID street
north the Following named property. belonging TO
the Government Of the United States. viz
Lots numbered l6, IL, Is, -. and q in Square No.
Lots numbered 2,3 4, and S, in square No sl2.
Lot numbered IS, in Square south Of No COZ.
Lot numbered -, in Square No. SIS.
Lots numbered IL, l3 and IA, in SluE-e No Ills.
Lot numbered 10 In Square No. llS2.
This square has receHtly been subdiyided and
laid out in lets, and will be cold in lois. according
TO that survey, which will lie shown the DAY Or
sale; or, should any desire bid for the entire
square, sn opportunity will lie offered.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, on the de-
livery OF the deeds of the property
One fifth of the purch ase money TO be paid when
the property IL knocked of
Should the purchaser fail TO comply. the prop
erty will then and there be put up again and sold
10 the next highest bidder.
IL the whole terms not complied with "a
thirty days from the day Of sale. toe Commis
reserves the right TO resell the property the
rick and cost OF the fret purchaser. Ry order o.
the Commissioner of Public buildings
gu % eodes GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11

CoRNs, Bunions, Bad Nails, Vascular Ex-
cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
t24 Penn. av between ~ and 9Th streets. Of
hce hours from a m. to p. m, and to D.
m. No charge for consultation.
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the
Star off ce counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11
DIED

LAMB. On MONDAY. the 10Th instant after n
short Illness Mrs. ELIZABETH LAMB, in the
67th year Of her age "
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
her funersi from her late residence, poste Will
lards' Hotel, on Wednesday morning, ct 10 O'Clock
GOLDSMITH. On Tuesday, the nth instant
SUSIE VI. GOLDSMITH, in the alth wear Of her
ace, dsnshier Of the late Henry aud Elizabeth
Golrsmiti.
her fI,snHs are invited to attend the funeral,
which VIII take place from 81. Peters Church to-
N. rroW. the 18th instant, at D m
NJ r she rest in peace
KELEB ER. On the lorning of the 18th inst
AZ ~ O'Clock, of disease Of the brain MARY
MABGAR infant dsiBhter Of James T. and
Mary n. keleher, aged Il months.
Her funeral will take pla~e at No. 3sl Pepn,a
avenue to NOR ow afternoon at ~ clock Rel
siives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend.
PARKBURsT. At West Webster, Monroe Co
N.Y. JOHN NJ PARKHURST, aged 81 years Z
months and II days, formerly a member Of the
band of the I'd District Volunteers.
Yet again We hope TO meet thee,
when the day of life 10 fed;
Then in heaven'we hope to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear 10 shed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11
RY TBos. BOWLING. Aact. seorssto.s.

NEAT p hhp SosAFnoRTABLE SMALL FRAME
or WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON September
18th, ats clock, will cell ~ front OF the prem
Uses Lot No 5. fronting ~ feet on VALLEY street
near West ct. with depth Of about 100 feet The
lmproyements consist OF . neat and conf srt able
small Frame House. stable and Workshop which
could be easily converted into o good dwelling
house. Immediate Possession viii be given.
Al the same time and place I will cell lot of
Bakers Tools, lot &C Gravel for roofing, Cider
Press, Ladders, and seVeral other artfcl.s
seo ThOS BOWLING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-11

vT1EARs on THE poURo-ouersuse,d . .,r,
i White Port wine, bottled by Unborn 90. al
ODorto. For ssie BY z. q. DYER q 90.
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SEQ WI wALLk co. Auets
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. A1cnoaeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs
IhTk SALE. lRONTING ON SOUTH Be
1WEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
EAsI CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUO-
ON FRIDAY. the 18th day OF September next,
at O'Clock .: m, shall sell. in front Of the
premises. by virtue OF deed Of trusl 10 me from
the subscriber, dated the ~, day Of March, 1888
and duly recorded in the Land Records for Wash,
inston County. District Of Columbia, Liber n. q.
T.. No. IS, fnlios, us, 2Oi. aud 20S. Lot No 10 in
Square 7ss, fronting 60 feet on south street run
ming back good depth 20 fine alleys, with the i'm
proyemeDts.
1he above property will be sold according 20 the
said deed Of trust on the premises
Terms One fourth cash; balance in s. u, and IL
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
a deed 81 trust on the premises. All cOnyeyAncina
and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purc hassr
500 down when the property is Knocked OF BY
RoBERT BOSTON, Trustee
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MARRIED,

LAWRENCE-BlRCH. On the morning of the
18th instant. by the Rev. DIR. Edwards. q. II. LAW
Renee, of II to ANNIE, daughter of J. r.
Birch, ESQ of Georgetown, ID. g. -
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' s. WAREHOUSES AT AUCTION.

Oief Qva,,lerrlaasr,s Qecs, Deyc Of wass,ssscu.l
Will be sold az public auction, on THURSDAY.
18th instant, commsncine 81 10 . IN. under the Iii
Q n, the following United States Warshousss,
situ.ied on street, between Tventy-nrst aud
One Msrehouse, part L. 81 By $50 feet
One srehouse, part ID IS By lso feet.
One Warehouse, q feet BY us feet.
One MaLebouse. 81 feet by 10 feet.
One Placorm. 10 feet sv 40 feet,
ferms Gosh. In Government funds
Buildines are required 60 BE removed In 10 dsys
from day Of saie.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chsef Quar- ernastsr,
ses-et Depot Of Wsshinstoa.
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EOR SALE CHEAF-At GEO l.. WILD 4
i BRO. o Pianoforre Msnufsctory, No I9T
did Mahogany Case PIPE ORGAN, with I'll
stops, elit table Tor small church ss -eo6t
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RYGBEKN q WILLIAMS. Auctioseers.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
I9ta SHEET, BETWEEN AND NJ sTs.
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
m, shall sell, on the premises, by virtue 81 .
deed Of trust 20 me, dated the nth day OF Deoem-
for ashinRton county, District Of Columbia, In
Liber h. NJ. h, No. Is, folios IS, 81 and IS, the
following described premises, to wit. Lot IS, in
Gilets subdivision Of lOts IL and II. in Square No
lac Of the original at of said city; and also Lot
Ne as OF said subdivision.
Terms Cash. Al. conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. Slo0 down
at the time Of sale. in the hands Of the auction
GERS; and iftbe terms not complied with within
ve days after the day Of sale the trustee
the right t. resell at the risk and Of the de-
faulting purchaser, b. sdyertis ns three tunes in
CHARLES yoNEs Trustee.
SEA lawkds GRFHN a WIlIIAM Nc aurt.
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RELIEF FOR THE PORTLAND SUFFERERS
Hon. John r. Hartley, Assistant Secretary, and
Thomas J. Hobbs. Esq, having been appointed
a committee 70 solicit from the clerks of the
department contributions for the relief of the
sufferers by the late disastrous fire in Port
lpnd. Maine, report that they have collected
the sum of 81 500.
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w IL SRA i 4 4 AsssstA. 2 R : ns'
MAnufaOturer Of
AA1BLE 9ANTLES, nONUIENTss TABLE
and WAeHeTAND TOPS, &c.

zonumsnts Msds to order on reasonable terms
win Keep eenstsstly on hand sAsTERN MAR
BILE and MARBLE THING.
Orders for Plunberb SLABS promptly offended
e Penna. ayepus. bet. 18Th end Dtk Ste. wet,
EOR NON.REr1NTION Oh INOONTINIHO1
.s o. SSries irsitattoa inesnnsttsp q ulosrstaon
ela1ds, stone IN the bleAder calculus, erovel Of
brick dust deDcsit end al dieeeass q hShlaAdelS
SOI1 D TTuIp 1xT1ACT SUdHu. ~ ,
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CHARLES JONES, Trustee.
sc law&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ascts.
by GREKN 4 WILLIAMS. AucnOnesrs.

will be sold by Public Auction, on THURSDAY
the 18th instant. at o'clock m. the premi- es
Lot No ~ in SQUARE No; S. being ssbdi yided into
two Building Lots, each having front of Is feet
inches by 100 feet, and 90 feet deep from ng 18th
street west, between Il and streets north, being
near the Western arket.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, for notes hearing interest and secured by
q deed Of trust the premises. All convey ancing
and revenue stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser.
S25 down on each lot " hen sold
ses-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Apcts
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ORIFUGEEs, FREEDMEN ANO ARAk
D0EEn LANDS,
FREEpNEN's VILLAGE. Va, Sept. s. 1856.
BY order Of the Commissioner Burelu Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. will be sold at
public auction on THURSDAY, Sept 20. 1856, II
noon, at Freedmen e Village. Va, condemned Blu
rsau stores, viz Stoves, Stove Pipe, Farm In
PIGMENTS, &C, &c.
Terms Of sale Cash in Government fnnd.
A. A LAWRENCE
90 l06t Capt. v. Il. c., Superintendent