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feiner Bpbaus8 800 Ste CIR, sptfaen $ uub s Str gu
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22
AUCTION SALES.
ny eRKIN ! VILLA ns. Aucsioneera.
TRrsrEEs, aALr

Il no 9aAG.
BY virtue Of tso deeds q trust from Francis
d..s IL: e = s. wni iss ma e
core ed in Liesr o. 4. folio Isl. e s sea
of .be kend Records OF Wasbtnesen County, Die,
triot Of Columbia and one 70 William p. Mat
tingiy dated the Istn uy. A. D. 1855 and record "a
In Litsr N. q. T.. No CO. folio "a, et seq. OF said
Land hee .rds-we shall cell at public auction, IN
'front.' OF the premises. on Ri DAT. the eth day Of
November 1855, at O'Clock D. m Lots numbered
end B. IN So uare No 80, sad ell that past Of Lot
following metes and beuads:-Begianins for the
same AZ the southeas Or Of said Lot and run
nibe thence vest ~ feet; thence north rs feet
s sss, E. Sss and thence south rs feet 70 the
The sbove property 10 situated on d street south,
between 5th sld 9th streots east and IN i'm
proved With large two story Brick Building and
has bees NEED az lager beer brewery, for which
Immediately after the sale Of the real estate the
Pc, sonal effects connected with the brewery cen !.
sstipg Of Bsrrsls Kess Kettles, &C., will be sold
upaer deed Of trust to William T. Dunlop.
3 The terms Of sale will be; = For the personal
Dror erty cash. For the real estate-One. thi I'd
cash; and the balance 1t six and twelve mouths
for which the notes Of the purchaser, bearinS
inter est from the day OF sale, and secured By 8
deed Of trust uren the property. will be taken
SI0e Will be required on the real estate az the
time Of sale Pos eesion can DO had within ten
Gays after the. sale. All conveyancing and stamps
at the cost Of the pupchaser.
en- iMsAT4fkITdEEY: ru.,.ss Trustee
WIN. L. DGNL0P, TIS:tes,,
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THE EVENING STAR.

ALADY FALLS INTO A CAVERN EreHry Fer
Dep ASr ~ REscuED-A subscriber living
in Tie neigh oorh hood OF Tay Tors viIle has given
Us the partic ulars OF an &C dent which prom
ised 20 be most unfortunate IN its results, but
In which the victim was provide ntially saved
IL seems that there was meeting IN progress
at ehursn near TayIorsvIlle, and the lady in
gueeren, together with a mail friend, was on
her way TO attend u. The couple were walk
ING leisnfeiy on the road, when, 20 the horror
and disnay ofthe gentleman, the lady, Miss
Ellen Sorey, suddenly disappeared In the
earth Recovering As quickly as possible from
ms surprise, the gentleman commenced search
Tor hie missing companion, and, hearing sounds
which seemed 20 come from the bowel OF the
earth he soon discovered she had fallen into
a cavern. which Afterwards turned out TO be
aeoat eighty feet deep. Assistance was rem
dered by persons living in the vicinity as
quickly as possible by letting down bsdcords
into the hole, and after much labor the lady
was hanled mp, to the qualification of her
friends. very LIKE inJnred- The cavern into
which Miss Sorey mad fallen Is 3 fearful place,
being about three feet in circumference at its
moath. and eighty feet deep. Fortunately she
got ledge before reaching the bottom. aud
was therefore saved--Lebdnon (Tesnessee) Her.
aid
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pY W. L. WALL 4 co. Aucttspeer,.
" SOuthEeat Corner Penna av And 9th A

By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 10th of Gan
tember, 1854. and duly recorded in Liber N e. T.
NO 4. iolos ll5, &c the subscrtber will offer for
IEBNOON the 24th instant, at o clock Lot No.
s, IN SQUARE No 2l4, according to John Davidson
The above Let fronts - feet inches on north l.
street, between 18th street and Vermont avenue .
and ts in of the best improving sections OF hs
city Of w ashington. - Wv
Terms Of sale: One third cash on the day of sale
and the residue In two equal instruments Of six And
twelve menths, with interest from day of sale An
conveyanelng, including revenue stamps, at the
cost OF the purchaser. If terms of sale are NOT
complied with in 1--WE days the Trustee reserves the
r1sht 70 resell at risk and cost Of purchaser de-
1oet OF nifty dollars will be required when proper.
II IL struck of.
J. CARrER MARBURY, Trustee.
w. L. WALL 4 60,
oc 6eodao tell Auctioneers
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctioneers.

=, By virtue of an order of the Or phap's Court OF
the District Of Columbia, passed on the l1th Of
Court Of the said District the I'd October 1885,
the usdersigned, q. guardian Of the minor chill
public sale g the highest bidder, uHon the prem.
ises, on SATURDAY, the "a day Of November,
property, situated on the south side Of streeti6
the city Of washine.on, viz: All the strip Of
house built on lot Ne 20 in square Ne lo5 in said
city, which Wa owned BY the late Vim. McDer-
mott, save and except the four feet adjacent to
the depth Of laid lot No %. : y"
Terms Of sale by order of court: One third cash
At time of sale; balsn CO in two equal payments at
six and nine months, with interest from the day
Of sale.
JESSE McDBRMOTT, Guardian.
JAS. O. AcGUIRE d CO.,
&c Is Sawzw Auctioneers.
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pal Of frsesies. burisisS L Sa1
lsuye Guide. JenefsonS Msnual. SutherlanAN
CopsJessienel Manual. NsiIS. Hand Book Tor
Dsbstins Societies. McPher.on's Political Man.
Heoellion. lau III IRANCK TAYLOR.
GRtlfIrH GAUNf. By Reade. History OF tho
P.nsN,,s .; sanisafy Comnissicn. IsrinsS Spanish
cornysi. Superstition and Force. b, Hsn,yV
Zee; LIE its Nature and Phenonena, by Grinfon
nr,heSSes from the Prose writings Of John Milto1
oes---FRANoK rAYLoR.
MY BOOks1Rrsith watthes Rstrospect for
nonss; sw1r.cnS ,Arny. - the Potomse: Gil
s"rse,, ~ ~ ~ Ssesdls Sine Note on
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THREI VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
New Jersey avenue, between e and + streets
north ct Public Auction.
On TUESDAY, the sd instant. at ~ o clock a
NJ. We shall sell. on the premises, Lots No is III
and Is. IN subdfytsion Of No 62s, having q feet
Inches 'front.' ~ 10 feot deep. to wide alley which
makes them handsome building lots.
Terms; One-thtSd caeh; bslaoce In d K and twelve
months, % cured by deed of trust on the promsee
All snveysncing AID revenue stsmDs st the cost
Of the urchsssr. $50 down on each lot when sold
&C $50 GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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N s1 Z I z s. : IN saT1hsF.r F.
p,ou-,. TRIEsEMAR,

L ROTECTID BY ROYAL LIrTERS PAT.
s no OF snsi.nd, and occurred By the seals Of the
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
Trissemsr Nc: Il is the enectusl remedy for Re-.
the system. Triessmar No. has entirely super.
ssdso the pSuseo.s nse Of Ccpavis, Cubebs. &c.
Impurities and Secondary eymptoms, thus obvi.
Ingredients.
Zach preparation 10 In the form Of most agree.
able Lozepge Secured frem the effects Of eli.
nate and changes Of Atmosphere In tin coses a
o. eseh, or four Is cases in one for o. and IN a.
CO.. %, thus sewing % Divided in separate dosSs
= acmfnistsrs1 b. valpesu. Sallansnda, Hoax,
Wholesale s.d retail By Or. BARROW, No, ia
6: :I - No. sso Penn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

NEW BO0Ks.-Naleleons History Of Juliu
~ Cesar, vol ID, IN French MorleYs Sketches
Months' 10 the white House. by p. 3. Carpenter.
Battle Pieces, by Herman Melville. Enslish
Hepd Boob Tor Mothers, By ,. r. P.rtsr. N d.
Atlas to the Second Volume Of Napoleon 9 Julius
Y wall Sietebes Of Euosisn Life. sdftsd ~
Henry Morley. Battle Pieces, by Herman Mel.
vile e&x Months 10 the White House, By y. B.
Besnd to the Wheel; . novel -
oc2 - - - TRANOK TAYLOR.
q LARGE AssORfMINr or PIANOS THAT
80 We. A8TzHBpTTA %
sfnF 81 = S.
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RY GREEN 9 WILLIAMs, Auctioneers.
TRusrEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT OF

By virtue Of deed In trust, bearing date on the
4th Gay OF june, 1859, and recorded in Liber j A.
stpubc sale on TUESDAY, the so.h sas e Of s os
tober, 1886, at IA O'Clock p. m. the premises,
part Of Lot No. .. In Square No. 4S, fronting IA
feet inches on south g street. between eth and
sth streets west by IS feet inches deeD with the
improvements consisting of a comfortable two.
story Frame Dwelling. house.
Terms Of sale: One half cash. (of which 900
viii be required TO be paid on the ground , and
balance In sfx and twelve months for notes bearing
interest from day Of sale. secured By deed in
trust upon the property. II the terms Of sale are
not complied with in five days, the property will
be resold upon one week b notice, at the risk And
expense Of the purchaser. All convey ancina and
revenue stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser
CHAS. s WALLAOH, Trustee
seT-d GREEN VILLA Ms Aucts
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pr GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

By virtue OF q deed of trust to me from Henry
De Mariel and wife, dated March Is, 1856 and
recorded in Lfber X. n. r., No III. page IA ct
seq land records for Washington County, D. o. , /
will ell, upon the premises, by public auction to
the hi CHEST bidder. at o clock M, on WEDN rs
DAY the Slst day Of October, 1856, the following
described real estate, situate in Washington
County and District of Columbia, to wit All that
certain tract parcel of land, being . part of .
tract called "Long Meadowe,n and bounded e
follows: Beginning for the same and bounded by
the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac river on the
east; on the south by the lands of Henry Douglass
on the north by the lands of Alex ander b. Aber-
crombie; and on the west by the lands of VIM w
Corcoran and John A. Bertrof, containing (96)
ninety six acres more or less Also ell that other
part Of - Long Mesdowsn bounded a. follows :
Beginning for the same at the corner Of the land
formerly owned by John A. Bertroff and the land
OF Henry Douglas, on main public road leading
east from the third boundary stone of W ashington
city, d. c.. to the Eastern Branch; thence west
ana with said road t20) twenty feet; thence north
snd par allei with the boundary between said DouR.
lass and Bertros lshd 10 the Ii ne of Bertrof
land thence east TO the said piece of land first
above described; thence south TO and with the
corner eud west boundary line and the line Of said
Henry Douglass land, TO the beginning; upon the
owing terms and condition., to wit = :
ITevms: One third cash; balance in ak and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day Of SALE
ard occurred by . decd Of trust on the premises .
All convey ancing and revenue stamps ct the cost Of
the PROPERTY IL knock Cd off
HENRY o. HOOD. Trustee,
eeI- hAS,6 GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucronsers.
TRUSTEES SALE


TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
D1etrfct Of Columbia. passed in Ohancery cause
No. 76l. wherein samuel @. Smoot, ct al are COM
plsin.pts, and John n ,furley ct a.. are defend
anti. will sell, at public Auction on FRIDAY,
the ID day Of November, 1855 ct o'clock ,, m =, in
front OF the premises: part Of the north "a feet 4
inches Of Lot IS and the south IA feet inches Of
Lot ~, Of the su bdiyison Of Square No iN having
tront of 80 feet the 50 feet alley In said Square,
and extending back with that width about So feet
inches, with the improvements, consisting Of sew
eral frame tenements.
The above property 10 situated on the 80 feet al
ley In the rear OF 18th street west between L and
n streets north.
The terms Of sale are One third cash; and the
balance at IS and " months for which the notes Of
the purchaser with security, to be approved by the
Trustee, will be taken, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and Q lien retained on the premises
sold, the purchaser to have the privilege q paving
the full amount Of purchase money In cash IL he 90
desires. A pay ment Of 50 win be required when
the property 10 knocked Off. All conyeyancinR and
stamps ct cost Of purchaser.
VINE. MATTIHSLY, Trustee
oc Is 3aw2w GRBER WILLIAMS, Aucts
DY KILBOURN 4 LATTA
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~ Last May a young girl named Miss
Green disappeared from Peru, Me- and has
not been heard Of since until last Saturday two
men stumbled over her nouldering body as 1t
lay hidden behind rock. 1t was q mere
skeleton in clothes, all the flesh had disap.
peared, and from the grinning skull the light
hair streamed hither and thither in the wind
Her family Identified the remains by the
clothes and shoes. which were we'll preserved
ano by her reticule books, cape, &c. 1t ap.
pears she purchased corrosive sublimaip
swallow ed Ii ana went TO a lonely place to die
but the cause Of the suicide is not revealed.
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FOB THE EAsTIRN sHORR.

FVK THE EASTIRH SHORE.
~ The isrgs, :tsqneh, And commodious Steamer
LEONARD, leaves her pier opposite EeAN.N
No: a79 Light street wharf. Ibe
,; m, for EASToN, PoiNT, b0 20 Eli IS,
GMhHfGNRhEP' ctti9KKf fSJb 62INT W4tLk TRS
WWHH4 4Rt CABIN Nv 6 GREEKs MEDFORD'S
Lloyd's Landing OF p. m, Cambridge at 50 D.
"a and 1aston Point at s. p. m touching at the
and Fridays. "
she has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
accommodations. equal to those Of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se5-tf
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ID Real Estate Brokers,
GREEN 4 VILLA Ms. Auctionssr,

AUCTION SALE OF TWO TWO STORY BRICK
HOU sES on north street, between 4th and 5th
streets east, Capitol Hill.
On THURSDAY. October 18th, at 4. 80 D. m we
will cell, on the premises, two two story Brick
Houses, containing FIVE rooms each, (nev houses J
Will be sold together er separately
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months. $50 down on each house when Sold
For sale at private sale before auction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

A QUEER CAsE-The testimony in the bud.
ley VIII case, lately in progress in Albany, de-
yeIops some interesting features Of high life
DietZ, the colored agent OF the deceased Mrs
Dudley, was for twelve years her waiter and
servant, but since his promotion TO be her com.
ereia agent mas had entire control of Ler dis
bursements, speculations, charities and funds
generally II Is alleged that he pensioned his
biack relatives upon Mrs. Dudley, and vi.
oiently drove away some of her near and dear
hOuse-N- Y. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-22

DIABoLICAL lNGESUITY.-Ore Perrot.
freBcnman, has invented three terribly de-
ku netye engines-the first, a three barrelsd
gun. firing one thcusand bullets a minute. The
bullets dropping from hopper without inter.
mission into the gnn; the second is SIMILAR but
mounted on wheels; and the third is a steam
locomotive, discharging two pounds weight of
properties per second, and capable of killing
ore hundred and seventy-two thousand eight
hundred men in twenty four hours, if bur one
dlscharRad
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~Three children of Mrs. Coons 1.-TWO girls
and one boy,) residing in Pierpopt, New ork.
residences on Thursday last A Mr. HuntIev.
who was drawing sand from the pit in q mes
ton, on returning from his dinner found the
surface cayed IN, and while removing the same
discovered the body OF one OF the children He
procured assistance and FASTENED to the work,
when two other bodies were brought 10 light.
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QY KILBOURN . LATTA, =
ID REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
REAL ESTATE AT Auction

KEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, october sd. at 4 ~ D. m, we
will sell, in front Of the premises Lots, 1861
being corner Of Second street east and d street
back 70 feet on d street.
Terms, cash. Title perfect. All conveyanciug
ct cost Of purchaser. Fifty dollars down when
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RAILROAD LINES.
TRRoGGH LINZ 4STVvTN- W1S1TH9ToN
Il PHILApELPHIAfA NDN8W YORK.


&Ql Sc Haq
Ir.ins bstvsen w..slnstoa and New York are
yos NV s Ys3' iSsk ~. s.i,ho,. chang. Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday q fso .. m. and
I6R NEW YORK. ehsnsins ears at Philsasl.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct li:ls O. N. and
yoR pHILAptLpHIA.
Leave daily fexeept sunday At $50 and II Is ..
I..,. for Ne. fSs. s :S5 Ps,I ;s.,,s,, =. go
sleeping cars for New York on CSC ,. m. train
cs. 2.
S snd es sSiS
avenue. between eth And q streets.
i.s :essSnis se5sesp ws:hinsss.s. Ssisimsrs,
ono. ). KooSaTass.' AGENT s.i w. Ains ton.
D wAsHIseros, Jsns IS. 1855.
&&s ss
EsD Faa s AIyI
FOB BALTIMORE.
,s s .sd s ana 8 Sd s , and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave Az daily. except sunday, At 100 8. M. and
FOB SAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
1. JUNCTION.
Leave az 6lb and Too .. L., and ct 1:46 and 4:35
,. m.
-. FOR ANNAPOLIS;
Leave stI0o and $50 2, m, and $50 ,. N. No
On SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
leave .., soR il NJ %s s2a 81 7fs g p "'
Leave AIN q. m, and 2:lS and SOY D. N,
FOB ALL PAkTS or THE WEST.
e. leave daily, except sunday, Mt 730 Q. m, and
e On Sunday at 500 p m only. connecting At Relay
station With trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be he'd at
the ashington Station Ticket once at ali hours
In the day. % well a. at the new ONCE of the Bank.
ers sad Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3lS Penn,
avenue, betyeen 9Th end 7th streets;
% vertfsenent Of Through Line
W. SMITH. Master of Transportation
Il. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 80 GEO. 9. KOOHTZ. Agent, Washins ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
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ia Quebec despatch states that the steam
or Belgian, which arrived at that port on the
15tn- brought a further Installment of troops
belonging 70 the 10th Royal regiment, under
MAJOR Oook and Captain Beulton. Adyices
we're IeceIyed by the same vessel to the effect
that further shipment of troops would be
mace by me steamer from Liverpool on the
1Ifh inst