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MR.. FRANK DREw.-Ths favorite comedian Will
make his farewell appearance IN this country at the
Arch Street Theatre, next Saturday evening, wheh
he will be rendered a complimentary benefit by his
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TIE CAROLINA TWINS These two colored girls,
IoIned as one, present Iusus ndtura as wondeLIu @
~ ts Tnsn,fested in the famous Siamese twins They
mold eVee, atltheAssembly Buildings,with concerts
every day and evening"
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john B. COUGH This evening the world.re.
now ed John B. cough delivers his great lecture a.
the AcaGemy of Music, on the subject OF peculiar
Poop O." This is a great lecture, and the eloquent
dience The desire to hear him continues unabated.
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N A T I 0 N A L 2 XP R E S S
IN AND TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY. f
CFFICE-No. 63u MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA I'd
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- A.
TION COMPANY, having finally completed its South
ern through connections from
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to BALTI.
MORE, WASHINGT0N. .RIOAMOND, SAVANNAH
CHARL ESlON and al intermediate and adjacent
towns as lar south ATLANTA Ca and q so having
perfected IFS western tions, via the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad yer mail roads to
CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS,
Is prepared 10 receive Freight, Merchandise, Valu
MONEY AND BULLION,
and to transfer the to from places designed and
all Intermediate points as - -
Eff GENTLY EXPEDITlOuSLH and CHEAPLY
as can be done by any other Express Company
Offices also opened in s..x,,.
and in few days ihe Company Will run through via
NON = 10 'n'Jo j. Z. JOHNSTON President.
b n. FlOKLIN,
bll lst General superintendent
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IMMENSE REDUCTIONSI
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS

We have just made an immense reduction in the
prices OF all our
S IL * S,
In order to close out our entire stock
Moire Antiques Chene Silks. -.... .
Plain Silks, all colors, sl'62, $500, $225.
Plain Corded silks, all cOoIs 50 so.
Foulard silks, at SIPS, sI5O, sl'75.
GOOD Plain Black Silks at Sl5O. .F... ....
Extra Good Plain Black silks at Sl'75 ~.
Plain Black Gros Grain silks at sl75 sIs7K.
Plain Black Gros GIain Silks at s2'OO, go 25.
Black Taheta Parisienne at 50 50, 50 IS, SO co.
Extra Heavy Black silks at "a 90 $3.50 So 90 and SO co.
SILKS OF all kinds suitable for Dresses, Mantles and
Sacques.
Persons wishing to buy bargains In Silks would do
well to examine our stock we selling all our
Silks at Very Low Prices.
H. STEEL ~ SON.
69mws Nos. 7l3 and 7l5 N. TENTH st.
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~ PARASOLS AT $l'25, $3.50. SI75, AND
o. sink Sun Umbrellas, sl4O, 81 sl15
AlSWlm No, ais, EIGHTH Street,
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Cor CERT HALL.-Mr. PerellPs last opera of the
season will take place on saturday evening next.
MIR. Perelli will appear rs Fernando Mrs. Davies
as 'Leonora," and Mr. Angler in the role OF the
cast ana being the last opera, to be attended
hv tha elite
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-14

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUsIo,-Haydn's "Sea-
sons" will be given here tomorrow evening with
the full strength of the Handel and HadYn chorus,
with Miss Richings. Mr.. simpson, and Mr. &.
Thomas three very fine solo singers and especially
ads pted to This style OF music
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-14

Casper Souder, Id,
Holace Fbscett,
Charles +. GarTIgues,
Francis 'lackburne,
Rev. a. L.aul,
Rev A eN. j. Hamilton.
George IL Stuart
William " arnock,
ID New ton Fill,
Rev. George BrinRhurst
har es L. Bicknell,
Frank t. Zelgler,
Il. j uOwlett,
George Is l.. Clay. NJ. ID
Samuel Kreamer,
T.. A. 1urpin,
John Berry,
W. Nj. Ienkel,
Char es @ Gumper',
VIM. j. son of DIR Gurnsey
NJ. ii sisty.
Samuel ID F9Iing,i
Frank W. NewbOld,
Charles Herschel, NJ. D.,
II. II. woodward.
George ii Mitchell, NJ. ID.
James Black, fsq.,
Charles II. Reeves,
Ii. q. Patterson.
j. L Elliott,
Isaac Stead,
W. r. Waters,
John \. Parser,
Aug. G. BournonVille, NJ ID,
+. G. Wilcox g years old,
William @. Bancroft,
j. g. Nj ltchell,
ID W. f. Rivemes,
5 @. Herbert, dentist,
John s. LrOmbinger,
ii. ButteTworth,
j. 4. Bal ey,
Thomas 5. Harrison,
Colonel Lewis Wagner,
A. Gunther.
j. A. Macarthur, NJ. D.,
u. ID. shoemaker,
Alexander G. Cattell,
c. b. ] ah 'gren, U. s. y.
A. A. Howard, Nj. d.
John ii. Johnston, NJ ID.
f. HOllick. NJ. ID.
ii. g Jones. Nj. ID.
II. l. Wait. Dentist,
Il. ID. Robie U. s. N.
N. W. Kingsley, Dentist.
Rev. Charles Q. Painter.
Rev. F. Babbitt,
Rev ID ii Emerson
Richard q, Dean, Nj D., U
=. N.
John j Titchell. N. ID.
Mrs. y. j. ". n. South
worth.
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WANTS.

THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
i act in important locations for the New YORK Acct
dental Insurance Company Active good address
apply TO FRANK o. ALLEN, Branch Office, No. 40
CHESTNUT Street Apply soon 2M
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BOARDING.

P0ARDING-AD DESIRABLE SECOND STORY
ELEVENTH Street. bS6t
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TWENTY YEARS OF EXTENSIVE PRAC-
Il tlce has rendered DIR. KINKELIH the most suo-
eessful praettioner far and near Consult Dr. klNKE-
ton fee Of chaIge, Dr. Kinkelins Book on the In
hImities of the Generatve SYstem, caused by the
vicious habits ofyouth, will be mailed by enclosing 25
cents IN letter. rmllTal t.... n olOOF
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hTH.-wE HAVE. LARGE VARIETY OF

ETH.-WE HAVE'A LARGE VARIETY OF
- smoking Tobacco, viz. -
uba Shorts rs cen Its per pound.
LynchDulg Smoking, 80 cents pound.
KilIckinick smoking, 30 cents per pound.
havana end Lynchburg mixed Smoking, 81 cents per
pound. .... '...
lynchburg and Plug ut, mixed Smoking 50 cents per
pound
Virginia Lynchburg Smoking so cents per pound.
Nir sinia Killckinick Smoking, so cents per pound
Virginia. very fine Smoking, Sl per pound
Virginia Light Golden Leaf smoking. S'50 per pound.
The above prices fifty cent less tnan others
sell toI.
Ca i at DEANS, No. Alb CHEsNUT Street.
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From large number of Testimonials, l select the
following extract from letter addressed by Pro-
P. II. Wander Weyde Professor OF Chemistry in
Girhrd College, formerly OF New York Medical Col
lege
II am satisfied that nitrous oxide can be used in al
where ether and ch orotOrm cannot be safely
administered; in many cases the of the two last
named an@sthetics Is by judcious physicians
sideTed unsa Notwithstanding this there are too
on record where the counter indie atlOns
were overlooked and fatal results have o owed the use
OF ether and chloroform l know no case in which
would consider nitrous oxide unadvlsable except
in case OF censumDton so far gone hat the excitement
ionhouisdnD dh6SHefc.
From The NtU FORK EUdnqelisi:--
ave are slow to believe I'm the efficacy Of new
dies which offered TO the public, but the frequent
testimony Of clerPymen and others of our acquaintance
has assured us that DR.. COL ON has at last found
ITO Dr.. COTTON is due the credit OF revlvng the
of this most agent nitrous oXde) In the
tice OF Dentistry Letter from Surgeon Carnochan,
A clergyman Of this city visited the Cotton Dental
Association ia since and after having large,
troublesome tooth drawn made this certificate on the
regi,ter OF the Association mo palnl All over in
three mnu IS man can leave The dentist hands In
use of Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas
A 1HANKFUL HEART.-A Ilady teacher from W Washing-
ton recently came into office and said had some
teeth which she wished extracted but she was so ner-
shOu feel the PAIN We her there not the
slightest danger, as we had gwen II 10 thousands
never had failure or accident She breathed the gas
and We extracted nine teeth.
When she awoke / said ;--"Your teeth are out
n isRf p08bieI, She placed her band TO her mouth
and exclaimed God bless you arr She immediately
wrote on our scroll her name, and ADDED Ths ClltOh
Denial Assoe'atoR-d blessing 10 the human race"
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DIED.

MILLS. At ] O'Clock, on the morning Of the
III. and Laura s. Mills, aged days
The funeral ats O'Clock p IN to-day, from the
residence Of it's parents, Ne. $50 18th street
west.
MCRBAY. In Geor getown, on the 10Th instant,
MARY ALICE MURRAY, youngest dau yht r OF
James urray, aged rs years.
The friends of the family respectfully in
vited te attend the funtrsf, on Sunday evening,
at o'clock, from the residence Of her sister, No.
9 LIST street. t-..-r 20
WILLIAMSON. In Washington city, Saturday
morning, October 20, 1856, GEO. p. WILLIAM
SON, OF Lebanon, Ohio. aged "a years.
lSouthern Ohio papers plea,e copy.l
GRIEN. On Friday night, the 18TH inst. LES.
LIE, only child OF Jasper and Elizabeth &
Green, aged two ears, nj ne months and one day .
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MAR RED,

KIMMELL-COGGINs. On Wednesday. Get
18th: BY the Rev. }. Geo. Butler, Mr. CHARLES
A. k1MMELL. of Somerset county, Penn to Miss
LYDIA +. COGGINS, Of Philadeip hia, Pa
HOONER-SBITZ On Thursday evening. 18th
Instant az the residence of the brides IA her, by
the Rev. Father Mccarthy, Miss KATIE v. emily
raughter Of SEQ; SeitZ, ESQ, to SAMUEL 3.
HOOVER. all of this city.
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CoUGHs.-As SOOTHING Pectoral, Brown s
Bronchial TTOches are ad anita geo usIy emp loyed
TO alleviate Coughs, Sore Threat, Hoarseness
and Bronchial affections. Those exposed to
sudden changes of weather should have them
as they can be carried in the pocket and ia ken
as occasion requires upon the first appearance
of Cold or Cough
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PASSING AWAY! passing away! . ..E
Each Tooth Wash OF a former day.
S0sOdOst gives the coup de grace, - s~'T7 ?
Goodbye to the humbugs! let them pass!
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nEPARTMENT OF TIN INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFlC


WASHINGTON, September 10, 1855.
On the petition Of WABREN w. DUTCHhR Of
Milford. Masssc husetts, and SARAH DUTCHER.
sdministratIix Of the estate OF Elihu Catcher, Of
Waukeshe. Wisconsin, praying for the extension
OF Q patent granted TO the said Warren w . butcher
and Elihu butcher on the 2sth day of December
lisa. Tor an Improvement In Temples for Looms, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 2Sth day Of December,
1876: - =
1t IL ordered that the said petition be heard AZ
the Patent ONCE on Monday, the 10th day of Be
cember next, 1t II O'Clock u. and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have, Why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office tn cir objections specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony nled by either
party to be used Of the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules sf
the Office which will be furnished on application
.Depositions and other papers relied upon a. tes-
fore the day Of bearing; the arguments, II any.
within ten days sfser fling the testimony;
Ordered also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the Intelligencer, Waning
ton, D. O.; and 10 the Journal. Boston, Mass:
once week for three successive weeks; the FIRST Of
said publications 70 be ct least sixty days pre-
Z. O. TPEAKER,
Commissions Of Patents.
p. 3. Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills 10 the Patent Once With
D paper containing this notice. % 10 laWSw
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CONVENIENT AND SIMPLE-sBrotcn's Bron-
ctidl Troches'' are simple and convene form
for administering, in combination. several
medicinal substances held in general ejteem
among physicians in the treatment OF Bron-
chial affections and Coughs. The Treches
seldom fail to give relief. ~
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by GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucti.oe.n

TRUsTEEy SALE OF A CONFECTIONERY
STORE ON 9Th SHEET WEST. Betveen a
aud streets n.rth, at Puolie Auctisn.
On MONDAY. the z2d inst ant. At IL O'Clock m .
shat sell. on the premises by virtue OF a deed
OF trust, GATED March 81. ls IS. and duly recorded
In Liter X H, No. 2. folios No. ia ne and
Us, IN the land records Of Wsshin gton county ID
o., Of Confectionery Establishment, com pIets in
every particular TO carry tho business FORMERLY
known as Joseph shsffeld's, being $50 9Th Ct
eRumeraie ~ part "
Two Horses, W az ons Harness. &C 1 Carriage
Stesth kngine and Machinery for making Ioe
Six hundred Ice Cream Freezers
Shelving: Counters, sh-w Gases, Glass Jars,
moulds
II Marsle-tor Ice Cream TebIes
IL Wood top Ice Cream Tables
dozen CaDe-seat Oak Dining Chairs
s fss, Stoves. CtlelOih. Carpets, Pictures
Coed Will Of the kstsblis hme Mt, &C.
Will ell be ss.e :cgether.
Also.
sold separately
The we'll known st.nd being one Of the best To-
cations In the city tcT confectionery establish
meBt. superior Indictment for Investment
The premises can be examined At any time be-
fore the day OF sale BY calling at the premises.
Terms cssh. 9 500 down store ana centepts
at the fall Of the aucfioneer's hammer
CHAS. Ii CrERMEHLE, Trustee.
GRbEN WILLIAMS,
oc IL tlntel6Bat SUM Auctioneers.
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UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD
"A AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
HsadqxaYters Deparrnsxt Of Wasatsstoa,

HtddqKdYtsTs DsPdTIWsM o. HashtNetoN,
OEce of CAtef QEaYfeymastsv, J
WashtsstoS d. c.. October IS, 1873
The auction sale Of Government wood. a. the
wood ard, one. fourth Of mile north of the CITY
Of Alexandria, on the Wsshington, Alex andria
and Geor gstoMn rsilresd, will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, Oct. oath, at IL o'clock Q. m , and
continued daily until the Sd Of November inclu-
sive sundays excepted, unless the lot is sold be-
fore that time.
Upwards of eight thousand cords of Oak and Pine
are offered, which will be sold of the kind to suit
purchasers. and In any quantity, from one cord 10
I'VE hundred cords.
Terms Cash in Government funds on day sfsale
N L LODINGrON,
Brew Brig. Gen. and Chief Qusrtermsster,
&C l9-l4t Department of Washington
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TIA, and

TIA, and
TOILET SETS,
We have Just opened a splendid stock Of the
70 which We invite the special attention of Y
MAETfL ORNAMENTS, very handsome
Cut and Engraved GLASSWARE, nu merous pat
terms. =
American and English CUTLERY, of superior
quality
As We import the majority OF our goods or have
them made to order, We can At all times offer the
best goods at IS totc Prices ordinary goods are
usually sold. WEBB a BEVBRIDGE,
Oc l6-6tr Odd Fellows Hall. 9TH street
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LUCRY-MAY BE.-Mr. L. T.. ShIpley, at
Laurel, IN this county, drew a 5000 watch in
the National Gif Concert in Washington, on
Monday night. We have not learned whether
MI ). has received his prize or Motive hope
he has.-PTince Georgian.
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CANBS-OANES-C CANES. -
4 large end elegant assortment Of
GOLD, SILVER, AND IVORY HEAD,
In rich and pleasing VARIETY.
Also, PRkBEEfATtONC AEBf, heavy Gold end
Silver y cad, Of the beat materials and workman
Ohfp. At LAMBS
Gents Furnishing Store.
90 c9-eolet l2l PennA. avenue, near ~ ct.
~ ..ntsdty LEwIs Jot'hsoHe CO.
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ANOTHER Doc IN THE MARxxr-It was
Ihouent mat after the numerous cases in
Whlch fines were imposed for having dogs in
me markets, there would be no more Violations
y we REPUTATION; but this morning Alexander
SeaIs was hned % by Justice Thompson for
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CoRNs, Bnnions, Bad Nails, Vascular tx.
cretences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DIR. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,
42s Penn av.. between ~ and 6ta streets. Of
nee hours from m. TO p. m, and to S p.
m. No charge for consultation.
PENNIES can be had In any quantities at the
Star Office counter .-''
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CIHTxR MARKEr To-DAt.-Beef, best cuts,
per ID, sc; next 20c.; Salt Beet, lSaa0c; Dried
Beef, 30a3Sc. Veal, Soc. Mutton, chops, 2Oc.,
Lamb soc; Lard, Sc; Pork, fresh, zoe; corn cd,
sOc.; shoulders, l6c. Butter, 4Oa5Oc.; Chickens,
pair, I5ca$i5O; Ducks, pair, 75c.a 81 IS. Eggs,
ldoz, 39a3Sc. Green Oorn. can, aOc. Green Corn,
lnear, de1en, ~ cents. Apples, pr, 4ec.ael. APP
Peaches, dried, per quart, Is cts. Beans, but
Ter, 1sc. white, l0al2c; dried cherries. Qt, Soc.
kadishes, per bunch, 2a4c. Beets, per PIX, 40c.
ONIONS, 40a50c. per peck; Okra, peck, 3Oc.
Fish-Rock, large, each, %; small. bunch, Soc;
Perch, 5oa6oc-; Mackerel, 25c: each; Halibue
H., 25c.; Sneephead, 75asl each: HOLSTERS, per
pound, IS cents; Sea Bass per pound, 10
Rye, pei bushel, CSC aslIo. Corn Meal,
S16Oasl.6O. Shipstuf, 60as0c. Brown strih soc
Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, $3.50, in ear,
bbl., 81 5as6. Oats, bh-. sOa65c Hay, cwt., 81 rs
$3.50 Straw, SOC Glover Hay, 75c.asl25.
Geese, sf.5oae25O. Cabbage, per head, 3alOc.
HomIny, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, lalO cents.
Potatoes, 20a4Oc. per PIX. Tomatoes, 20aiOc.
per peck. Cncumbers, sal0 cents. Egg Plants,
5al0 cents. Pears, 75c:as3 per peck. Chest
nuts. 30c. OF. Sweet Potatoes. 40c Grapes,
25e. ID. Ounces, SlaSl so per peck Ortoian
81 per doz. Reedbird, 75c. BIackbird, 75c
hinqpepins, OF, 20c Cranberries, Of, zoe.
Pumpkins, 10 TO soc. each.
The market was very numerously attended
bv farmers and gardeners from Maryland and
Virginia, as well as those of the District and
the produce offered was a superior quality.
and sold rapidly
LESSONS IN GERMAN-Attention is called to
the ad vertisement of Mr.. Ed FitZki. I6S Penn
sylvania avenue, between 17th and 18th streets,
who, during the winter season, will give les
sons in German to ladies and gentlemen de-
string to study that language Mr. +. is a
graduate OF Prussan unworthy, and gave
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RY X. y. PAGE, Auctoneer.
~ so2 9TH street, under Odd Fellows all

Continuation Of On Extensive Sale Of Blanket
gsstoTs. Plated Ware, Cutlery, Guns. Boots and
sbo.s, and large assortment of Fancy Goods,
EIERf EykkIEG this week. commencing az 81,
O'CLOCK. - h. y. PAGE. Aucttoneer.
eel st SOC 9Th ST. under Odd Fellows' II all
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It's STRANGE-but true; for truth is always
strange. ..EH .... ..E4
Stranger than fiction
Gentlemen's Brown Suits for Fifteen Dollars
at Henning's One Price Clothing Store on the
corner OF Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
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By virtue of an order of distrain from William B.
Todd, Treasurer of the Board Of Trustees of the
Washington City Orphan Asy lum ,ag Aipst the goods
and chsttels Of D. Erhardt, have seized and taken
all the Buildings and Tenements Lot 6, in Square
No. 259, At the corner or 0nio avenue, 1871 and
streets west and north, TO satisfy rent due, and in
arrears, the saId Washington City Orphan Asylum
az ground rent OF said Lot 6, in Square 25s, and
hereby give notice thai the said Buildings and
Tenements will be sold at public auction on WE'D
NESDAY next, at o clock p. m, to the highest
bidder for cash, to SATISFY said rent.
WA. Boss,
oc l94t Bailtf and Constable
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ELSEWHERE see ad advertisement of 1000 cedar
posts for sale at the lowest market price.
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CITY ITEMS.

JEWELRY.-Jet Sets, Gross Sets. California
Stone Sets, Jet Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons
Forks, Cups. Goblets, Gail Bell received
yesterday morning, at Prigg's Dollar jewel.
~ Store, No. 43s PeniisyIvania avenue, near
IA street. --.r.s .-.a So, :
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GASSAWAY HOWARD,
Sole A gents for Geo. Fisher & 90 % celebrated
Belt Raising Flour, Buck y heat and Cornmt al in
Washington, Geor getown and Alexandria Ne.
81 La. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, Wash
lpgton. 10 ' oc 1857
CHINA AND CROCKE FRY,
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OT JAS. o. Eco0ISI 90 !, Ascsios..D.

JO0 BUSHELS DRIED PRAosss. Fer sale
espa S.a'R king q son.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrEkSooS AND TO koR1oE
RrJ. O. neeuIkE q co.. A.suose.,.

THrs AFrEESooS AND ro-koRRow
RrJ. Q. heeuIkE a co.. A.susse.r,.
TWO BEsInaBLE BRICK DWELLINGS, on
.en srees' dear the he~ state Department st
On sxTuRrky EykkIse. October ,ess. .tu
iitsh~s each; pres briek hoss, With bro en- .,oss
.ss.rs north q en-. Es- stat. D.psri@sa,: sS.
fss.essios given 70 the largest and north hou..
house. ar. very and ,. s,n
lnmediately after t.e shove sale ~e wiz sell the
inshee By Us f.et 70 80 foot alley.
mouths secured BY . deed 81 trust on the srenss.-
~ veysneinF and revenue stamps OF the cost
The property can 3. Inspected at any tine
&C Is J. o. Mee0IRE 90, Aucts.
Pr d; L: WELLS a co.
ID Auvtoneers and Real Estate Brekers
Northwest corner leth and y strssts
LEAsip GRSukp. sSooss SsTRs On
UMkk1AL DINING SALOON AND RKsraU-
6pp. ss .Gssf s:s bSs.'
On SATURDAY, the seth instant, II O'Clock D.
n.Sss tsaS fey on contain SoS .s. S Pc.
ole Of the best SD.inss. oo.,ions IL Sss eiy rms
Immediately after the .si.' Of the bu,,s,.s. MI,
be SOLD all the Bar rixt.res aud oontenrs
Terms atssle Convey ancins and stamrs Of pur-
chaser ooet.
oeH INTEL ID. L. WELLS q co. Auct..
RY HAGLk q 90, Auotioneers
~ No 2Ss PenOsyivasis avenue
-Psrtlcular attention IL called to our regular
E.enips Sales, which will commence SArUR-
DAY Oct. 10Th, at y O'Clock D. m aud be con
uLued every Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY.
evenings. same h@ur snd place
wensme. In part, D.y Goods OF every cescri,-
ton, such A.
shirt. Unoershrts, Drawers. Hosiery
BsnKets. Quilts. Ceunterpanes. ShestinRs
Table Cloths. Table Covers, &C &c.
Also,
Roots and Shoes
CroCkety. Toilet, and Glass Ware
Fancy Gsod-. D. CARS Tohscco Cutlery
Perfumety. Toilet and other Soaps
Pocket books, kszors and Razor Straps. &e., &c
All articles solo without reserve.
&C 10 HAGLE A 90 Ant.
10y X pAQE Aurttnna.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20

Dbl d. L. WELLS CO..
ID Auctisneers and Real Estate Broker
Northwest corner 10th and streets.
VALUABLE STORESTAND. DWELLING AND
TWO LOTS OF LAND ON TIE CORNER OF
1TH AND T STREETS NORTH. NEATLY
OPPOSITE THE 18th STREET PARK.
On WEDNESDAY. the oath instant at s O'Clock
p m the premises. We Sd all sell al publ auc-
ton, all that two story Frame store-hou.e aud
Dwelling of five rooms, with the Lot o. I4xlO0 feet
deep.
Also.
Adjoining, and on the corner of seventh and
streets Lot Of Land, IA feet inches by 100 feet
deep.
Also,
Valuable Building Lot sc Centrsis.
TerBs One half clsh; balance in s, IL. and Is
months. go down eacn sale. Coyeysneing
and stamps at purchaser cost.
Title perfect.
L. WILLIS n co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20

THE EVENING STAR DIsAsTKR.-Among the
victims of this i'll .fated steamer was Mrs Rob {
Spangsnberg, formerly Miss Alice Bouligny,
OF new Orleans, and cousin to the late Hon.
j r BouliRny, of La THIS lady was re-
markaole for her beauty and mental attrac-
lions. she had been sojourning North, and
wa returning to her family and friends. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20
p ia n o .

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We have nov on hand IN sssors.sna Of II
e 90 TO so PIANes.@
Which We are Offering for sale ct factory prices
to sell on favorable terms
VIC METZEROrr 90,
31s Penn q avenue
sole agents for steinwsy 4 Sons Pianos and "a.
son Bsmlis 3 Cabinet Organs, ocs