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Evening star., 1866-10-01
RY GRREN q WILLIAMS. Auctiosesrs.
TRUsTEES SALE OF RSAL ESTATE IN

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By virtue Of deed OF trust 70 the subscriber d.
ted July 2etn 1855, and recorded In Liber N. O. r
No. 81, fofos 25 and 207, OF the Land Record 9
for Wssaineton county. O.. shall oder for sale
at public auction. on iUEsSAY. the ID day Of Oo-
tober next, at< clock D. IN front of the prem
i.s,, the middle part Of Lo. numbered thirteen,
uSl In square numbered Eve hundred and hity-
rseR Y o. the plan Of he city of Washington,
bekInptrg sor the same at a point on lat street
we 4 one hundred and hfsy two feet (l53D nine and
one third (S - inches from the southeast corner
ofsaid square; running thence norto eighteen lsD
feet two and one-third l21Sb inches; thence west
one hundrei AID ten tllel feet; south eigh-
teen lsD fee. TIVE and tuird II, inches thence
east TO the pla,e Of beginning.
Terms ose.haf cssh; the residue In SIX
deserIed payment, bearfnk interest from the day
OF sale, apd secured by Q deed Of trast on the
premises. All conveyancing and reven ne stamps
At the eo1t q the purchs.er II the terms Of sale
day of sale. the trustee the right 20 re-
sell the premises at the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser. on giving one day notice in some
Newspaper in the city of Wa hsston. $50 will be
required Of toe purcnase Immediately after the
sale. IsAACL L JOHNSON, Trustee
&c II 2aw&ds GkEEH q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CITY ITEMS.

JET CHAINs-Long Jet Chains only 81,
Gold Pattern Long guard CHAINS only S5-the
same styles as the $50 Chains-Bog wood
Sets, Long Gross only 81 at Priyg's Jew
eiry Store, No. 43S Pennsylvania avenue,
near Az street
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A HORSE! horse. My kingdom for 8
horse! TO ride to HennIng's One Price Clothins
Store, on the corner Of Seventh street anc
Maryland avenue. T-1 \ + =
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FREE LUNCH to-day at Samstag's Ale Vaults
In bonor Of the opening of Samstag's Rastau-
rant and Oyster Saloon connected with mis-
celebrated Ale Vaults. The public in general
is invited. Lunch from IL a. m to IL D. m
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Buy OF HENNING, Undershirt and Drawers
white or mixed. full sizes, at one Dollar e.cb
No trash. Corner eth street and Maryland
avenue. One Price only .H..s ~ = -
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PICNIC To-DAY--The second grand pic mic
ior the benefit OF the church and schools Of the
Immaculate Conception, a. Sevesth Street
fark, THIS afternoon and evening. Will be q
most enjoyable affair; and tho-e who are en-
gaged during the day will find that they can
bors Of the day are over = i
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FoUND DRowSED-This morning, the cap
tain OF q vessel discovered the body OF a
mulatto man floating in the Anacostia, and
after securely fastening the body, notified
Lieut.. MIlstead. of the Eighth Precinct who
sent for the Coroner 10 hold an inquest. The
body was clad in citizens clothing, and had
apparently been some days in the water.
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FURLouGHEp.-On Saturday about fifteen
compositors end three or four girls employed
IN the pres room were furloughed from. the
Government Printing Ofiice. 3
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PRKcRrIrrNe SroPPED.-The Marine Corps
is sow full, and on Saturday recruiting for lt
ceased. At the headquarters here there are
a. present over 300 enlisted men.
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FESTIVAL, TABLEUx AND SUPPER at Odd
Fellows Hall to- night for benefit of ST Dom
mics Church, South Washington. See al
yeTtisement
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Rf THes. BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
TRusTEIEIs. SALE s!I,X4+ oI yALgAsII RIAL rs.

By yirtes Sf decree q the Supreme COURT q the
EQUITY cause No; 73s, Docket 8, kobt 2. Macon
et al, Va. VIM. vfrgfnius 4ason.' W. offer at
public sale. In front Of tie preDfse,, WGDEuS-
DAY 26th in t., at o'cIocx p. m, all that real
tate With tie tmpro venieht knowa parts OF lots
six. seven and eight in Holmeads addition to said
town, and fronting sixty nine 90 feet the south
side OF Bridge stree., by hundred and twenty (l3O
feet deep, with the exception OF sman triangle
condepAed for Aques act street, as will be shown
by plat of the aame.
Also. Immediately sitter the above sale. viii cell
the property recently owned BY Miss Mary Ann
CLARK, deceased. known all those parts Of lots II
and 36j In Beatty Hawkin addition to said towp,
fronting on 1e west side OF Hisn street III feet
inches aud running west OF tnat width - Back
street 10 % me be ns compoeed Of tne south 20
feet Of lot 2 and the north 81 feet inches Of lot
25, subject, however, to q life estate OF ea rah
Hutchins in small tenement on the corner Of said
premises
Terms presented by the decree One third cash;
the resldue in two equal payments, at six and
twelve months with interest from the day Of sale,
the title being retained until the full payment of
the purchase money, or at the option or the pur-
chasrr the whole purchase money may be paid in
cash presently after the sale. Ceuvey socine and
stamps at purch sser's cost,
HUGH CAPERTOh, frustee.
- THOMAS BOWLING,
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By THE NOTICE else W here 1t will be seen that
a meet ng OF the ..Seyenth Ward National
Union Ciub" will take place tomorrow ere
ming at Potomac Hall. l
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BooTs AND SHOES, with improved shanks,
made 10 order BY John Strott, National Hotel,
entrance on 9th street, and inside Hotel Re-
pairing promptly done. All work warranted.
Orders respectfully solicited. E'| 500
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Run OVER This morning, a large hog was
run over by street car. just south of 7th
street bridge. The police, in order to prevent
a nuisance, permitted rome eoiored men 10 cut
the amin ais throat and remove the carcase
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
MIILERs oHnAP bRY GOODS sreRE,

DREss GOODS
in great variety, such as
French Merinos, Empress Cloths. Psplins, plain,
plaid spd striped Alpacas, Dslaines,
5000 ards low priced Delaine, 49,
10 goo srds Cslicoes, Of ls, -, and ~,
Brow Muslins, In, 10, -, and 2o,
Bleeched do, Is. l6<, ~, Is. 81, Uk.
bisnkets, Shswis. Cloths, Oassimeres and Tweeds,
canton iissn.Is. 81 Is, 81, M. 20. Is.
"A large stock Of Mourning Goods. Gloves, Ho.
siery, and Notens; all OF which will be sold very
cheap Perons IN want Of goods will save money
By giving rs q call,
% a I'm. BENZ. MILLER.
Evening star., 1866-10-01

NATIONAL THEATRR-Lester Wallacks
popular comedy of "Rosedale, or the Rule
Bali Is announced for tonight with new
scenery, costumes, and appointments, and sew.
eral accessories 70 the stock company. We un-
derstand that the cast will be of a character 10
give satisfaction oy presenting the play in as
attractive manner as il has ever been given
here
Evening star., 1866-10-01

PETTY LARCENY.-Joseph Thomas, colored
was arrested Saturday for the larceny Of half
keg OF soap far from Mathew Butter, colored
Butler had employed him several DAYS in or
der 10 keep him from suffering, and he ex-
hIbited his gratitude by taking the soap fat
and selling IL to a soap man anufacturer. Thomas
was arrested by Lieut.. Skippon, aud was sent
20 Jail for court oy Justice Thompson.
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OPENING DAY.-Our neighbor Samstar. cor
ner Of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
opens an excellent restaurant aud oyster
saloon In connection with his famous ale vaults
to-day, and has made other improvements. No
one is better calculated to succeed i'm an az
tended business than Samstax
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RY J. Q. MCGUIRE a CO, Auctioneer..

snALL BEIck Iss% nogsE E.kn AEP LOT IN THE
On 1HUhSDAl AFTERNOON, September 9Th
at clock, on the premises, We shall sell the
southern % feet front Of LOT -. IN Square l0S,
streets rorth raining hack sbeutI9 feet 20 an al
ley, improved by . small Brick ID DseG or house.
Terms: One third cash; residue in elk aud twelve
mouths. with interest, secured upon the properly
CUnyeyancing 81 cost OF purchaser. A payment Of
$50 required the afternoon oi the sale
se AID j. q. MCGUIRE a 90, ,Auets.
1THE AGoyE s.Ls Is UNAyorpABLY
postponed uu 4 TUk5DAY, October %, same
ses d J. O. McGUIRE CO., Auet..
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INSPECTION OF FLoUR.-Mr Joseph He'd
rick. inspector OF flour, made on Saturday his
report Tor the quarter ending September 81.
1886, as follows;-3,175 b.rrels OF family, 7si3
OF extra, LOIS OF superne, 1lS of fine flour and
10 barrels OF middlings were inspected during
the quarter, making total OF 2,170 barrels
inspected. He also inspected 315 barrels OF
rye flour:
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NJ lLK- Warranted psre, usad u,te, ated MILK
W delivered st any psrt OF the city q nsusl
prices. Leave orders at II CsSELL BABRs Store,
lS6 s,h street vest, or CHIPMAN q SMITHS,
309 street north. se Is colin
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneer

QI 6REBN q WIIIIAMS, Auctloneer0, =.
e PENHsYLyANIAsAyEN near l2.h street
east. shd auJoin,ng toe New Barracks, al Public
Auctiol. t1
On THURSDAY, the sth dav of October next, st
8 oc.ock p. m, we shall sel. on the preui res,
Lots Nos ~ and IL, Ia subdivision of square No
l,0le, having good fconts and dep.hs.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 5, g, 8, aud II
MONTH, for notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed OF trus. on tne premises All CONVEX.
alcins ld revesue stamps at the cost Of tue pur.
chaser. S2S down on each lot when sold.
And Immediately after the above sale. we shall
sell Lot No. IA, In square No. S94, fronting sth
street 4, between aad ID s.teetl north b sysna
q feet rolt by ies feet inch deco, to 81 foot al.
se23 d GR88N WILLIAMS. Aucts
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TO T Il = L A d ] Z 8 /.

To d = LADIs.
have the finest and best ass ,rtmsut ef L L,dies
Missss, and Childrens Shoes south Of 90
Buttons. Front Lace. Congress, tipped and plain.
OF Hid, Morocco, Goat and Lasting
= have per or article OF Button d Sole 0ai.
ters Of imported material, very popular In Hew
IToeethsr with ger sral line Of all Qualities Of
Goods. which am selling at lower prices than can
be te usht of the same qualities. Nt
aOsll and see before pure hasipg.
- Iak A. p. HOOVER.s
tsses Is ! s331 Pennsylva MIA Aveu q O. bet seen
~ 20 cost tth ard 7th st reefs, sou th side.
nENNIR4 IA had IN mnsnt&e&ss 49, n
Evening star., 1866-10-01

The RAIN.-The incessant showers of SAT-.
urday night had a very depressing effect upon
the markets. The stands were deserted by
purchasers. and the market lights were extin-
guished eariier than IS customary. The del
uge did not do much injury 10 property. but
IN many loealiiies housekeepers and merchants
were put TO great incon yenience by The over
now from streets and sewers into Easements.
areas and cellars.
Evening star., 1866-10-01

H1MER.nupDlMAN, On April 2. .by BE,
Mas.achusett., TO CAkRlE r. MUDDIMAN,
Washington. d. q E-.U 80 - =" : -
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioncer,.

BHioR HousE AND LOT LOT. on s,h a. siosn 1s,.
re-r street north. at Public Auction
On UkSBS Y, tlse 2d day Of October, 1855. at g
Lot No :6. IN Square NO Sl2, with tine I'm prove
ments, consisting OF ell built three story brick
rooms, with fne kitchen attached; ard also side
lot adjoining. which contains sOO feet, making it
cod builoing lot.
The above enfioned property is handsonely
located, AID any person IN ant of such property
will do we'll 20 atIe nd the sale.
Terms Of sale are: y cash, balance sia six and
twelve months, for notes besrfng fntt rest and
secured by . deed OF tEust on the premises. All
coLveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser $50 down when the property IL
knocked of Title ipdisputahle.
te I'D IIntl GRFEN& WILLIAMS Ar.is
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f:f; S:ss!:sS: ai:ssss "a :sss!;s: 1::.s yol q:
ss.is Lev 'ei'i'. q '''' 'sHsSUk III z &f9tur
I slAln p sAllI lk0s., 1EPlrITl
:s; q. !: e S:t: Ii: I: S: 3d.. :: ' g F.s
sa uoX fAYLeR,
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MARRIED.

PEHSIEs can be had in auy quantiues at the
Star ONCE counter - =
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FoR RENT..Laree and small HOUSES, fur
APARTMENTe. Furnished or IN. U, nished, suit
able for honsek eeying, with or without Board.
Inquire at STARE CO.'S, sos street, near
AEH-FOR RBNT-TWo Furuished ROO Mo on
~ hrst floor, or two rooms and kitchen, at
No. 467 18th street, between and y sts su is.tr
EOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE With
ted on nth street. between B and @. Tor further
particulars irauire Of z. II. aARVBY, Pei q g.,
LOB RENT-fhe STORE No, 39i b street.
Il near I'm ft fropts imsnsAiaseiy on Peana.
avenue, Ard 10 one OF The largest and most conve-
Apply to q. B. DAKER, ct the Star once. jeso q
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EXTEHsIvE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
Il LIBERAL TERMS AND LONG CREDIT.
SIX HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS.

We will offer until further notice, st private
SALE upon the most liberal terms aud long credit,
the nott desirebie lot of property ever offered in
throughout the city. Parties wishing TO secure
. building let will 6pd this the best Opportunity
Of lot, stustion number Of feet, price and terms.
" W CLAGErr 4 swEHNY,
Au<<tooAave "A Raa r .tsfa A
Evening star., 1866-10-01

The SANITARY REPoET.-This morning
Lieut.. Noonan, Of tLe SANITARY police made
bis report for The year ending September 30tb
lo6o. The Lieutenant, after com plimentipg mis-
men for the performance of many duties not
within the Sanitary department, End the f.ith-
4ui performance OF the Sanitary dutie~. sa-s
"lt Is gratifying also 70 state that the citizens
generally seem to appreciate .neir services as
they have in many cases assisted the officers in
the discharge of their duties, q nd in mauy in
the prompt abatement of nuisances" Nui
sances reported, 5-S59; nuisances abated, 35l:
unabated. .; warrants served, 452; amount OF
nnes imposed, Sl,693 -; persons sent ~ hos
pital, "a; bodies buried, IL: dead horses and
cows removed, Az,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOB RENT-That splt ndid RESIDENCE on
Il street north, No; 444, newly psiuted aud
papered and thoroughly renovated. with all the
modern ipprovements; six doors from corner OF
Ith street west, near GeIeraI Post Ofhce Also, a
large Carriage Houee and Stable in the rear OF the
same. Tor particulars inquire ct 49O II street
nerth OF Patent Once, at O'Clock D. m
se2u lIntsl.l JAMES TOWLES, A-eat
LOB RENT-Three hsndsomely furnished PAR.
\ LOkS and BED Rooms, commune atipg 10
be Iet together or separately, with the pri yilege
OF kitchen and bath. G..s and water in the house
III let together part OF the wi be taken ont
In board. A FURNISHED HOUSE of 10 rooms.
and bath and gas and water. will also be rented on
mode mo-. ate terms. Apply at 234 II street. betwe.n
isen sno GUN. sel4-lNs
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB BENT, from "a to
= TO SIS Per month Also, STORE for rent
Inquire at ass 9th street. between q aud Lonisi.
ana dvenue. Sc l5-1ms
EOR RENT-A BRICK STABLE, in good or.
u der Apply atNo. 420 hth street, between d
aau slIee1 He4.lm'
LOB SALE-The commodious and extensive
Il HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north.
east corner Of North Capitol and boundary sts
lately the reeidence of Chas G. Uhmsu The nro
peIty has O large brick dwelling and outhouseS
and spacious cellars. Terms easy Apply on the
premises, TO Mrs. NINA UHLMANNHort TO D "
WELLS 4 CO: Real Estate Brokers, northwes:
eorner f.n ana.f ~. E- jy s-tf
Evening star., 1866-10-01
RY J. O. MCGUIRE 3 co., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES sALE OF a VALUABLE LOT ol

"a o'clock, the premise by viriue o. autnor.ty
veS.ed In me. sn ri offer for sale, Lot 81 in Souare
," having front ef rs Get on wes. side of Seven.
teentn street be sween and X st-eets nr,-th
10 allies. e''
dee med bes. a. the sale. u w
Term, made known at sale. Conveyancine A.
p SCOTT, rrus:ee.
Under the will oi MarJ GlrroiI
se 2S-dts J. G. Meet IRE CO.. Auca q
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SALE OF NAVY PowpERs.

% Wss,sslss dsssf: esis s.Sss2s.s ssss 1ss! g ssss
highest biodsIs, 81 nooa on fHyRsDAY. the
eighteenth ISth) day Of October. 1885. st the once
Brook n, New York, sbout twenty -et eht hundred
@ esTTss z.see, o. POWDER composed d eesasn and
The Iovders vim BE- sold by sample, and In lots
Terms I, Cssh, IN ooser,msut fusds; one bali 20
be posted on the ooaclust0a ef The ssie and the
renatnasr within ten days aftsrvards. dsrtng
TIE naGasins, othsrsiss they wtlI revert 20 me
0overnWent. u - I. 80 . :. -..-s
PsrcSSssrs viii be required 70 furnish tSeir
own packages whore the powder d pot III 6srr61s
- IS d H A. WISE, Chief a. BureAW
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pENNIEs can b had in sny aasnuts. e ths
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS. A,ctieneers. :
IassTEl's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN II K FIRST WARD, AT PURLIC ATC

On FRIDAY. tie Sab day of October next. at s
O'clock ?: m. sfni sell. on the premises, by
9; Msrca, 1856, and duly recorded in Liber q II.
H, No. IL, foio1 45s, &C., OF toe Land Records for
Square No. ls2, according to William Redin : sub.
division OF said sqra-e, with the improvements,
Terms cash. ALI conveyancine and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down
balance is MOI complied with in Eve days sfer the
day Of sale the Trustee the right TO re eli
the property, at the risk and IF the deiault ue
purchaser, By adyer.isir t1ree t;ues ia ne 8 ven
ing Star. M1CaAEL p. CALLAN, Trussee
. Sc Is eo6ds GREEN VILLA Ms Aucfs
Evening star., 1866-10-01

RoBEERY.-Saturday afternoon, Jas II
ODoi ohue, soldier, being drunk. and with
out morey TO buy more whiskey, offered 70 sci
his coat to Michael Conner, grocer, corner of
1ith and q streets. Mr.. Conner would not
buy; but colored boy employed in Mr. Con-
ner's store, bought the coat for u dollar
ODonohue waited until the boy left the store
with the coat and took IL from hun. Off Ger
Britt arrested O'Donobue, and Justice Mor.eII
sent him TO Jail for highw.y robbery.
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~rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
on account OF the rain. uatil THURSDAY, October
:" 'A'' A-' HUGH OAPERrON, Tru,t.e.
% s@.1,ecl&s fH0s BOWLING, Auct.

UY NAeL1 . 90, Aaeuesssss.-
tho Osls Of Real D-tate and Household FurpfturSs NJ
the residencs Of amfliee declining houseksspdna
Also te the ee.es o. stocka 81 erocsrfes and 9ef.
HarDeo. - dec l.Iy
AT PRlVATR SALE.
Round House Hotel, eituated en- the Leeeburs
Pike; ~ mtles from Alexsndrfa, and ~, mile
from we.hinetss. The Hotel 10 In excslIsnt order.
and conteins 10 rooms end kitchen. Twenty acres
private sale hy ocoober lst. 1885, the above .ropsr
q ~iu be gold 4 auction
ee le0 -eL-..e NAGLR q co.. Auets
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STOVES, DC.

o1 " L,C. &C.
- E.H. 3 h. 1 GREGoRY, -
q SOLE AGENT. FOR rHr SALE OF II
LI1TLEFlELDs MORNING GLeRYzsr0YE.
Also, -.-...
LITTLEFIELDy PARLOR FURNACES,
The hands onest and best Base Burning Stoves
DiAM0ND and fmproved GEN. place e''V's'
or Tms snd IL ~ Cook Stoves and repairs for
2ss6 Ss6 fsS ss'fsS;d sTsH plain
SxSiTSG; IDA, oHALL.sss. cas-. s.suss.
'- ESQ - S'4' Also, y 4 -'s - q
"s.d .os. san E.ia 81:
q 'rev.s san;. '5.z.,, !. :, Stoves. a
x. n G. Bouis'j sa..s tE. x, SPRINGER.
:ss sid
NANufAcruRERs AND DEALERS IN
sTSvis. FERNScHHHs. HH RAsaEsa, Esa1AnBAk &c.
sss 3 JaSsa, Ss,
ned We're; Kitchen and House furnishing Goods
An 81 which we will sell at reduced prices.
E9ponng. eeoutiDg or Guttering, and ell kinds Of
'seeans ss ssoim promptly attended to. ,or,s . oo
WINTER Is COMING lagI
Call at ..BoYDs,n ave 9th street, betvs.n d
and =, and examine his lar &c assortment sf -
C0OklM9: PARL0R, OHAMBER, AND -
OFFICE STOVES PARL0RH EATIRS ~
for one, two, or three stories, put mp BY N
skilItni wof kmen, and Warranted to work. ,
FURNACES and LATR0BRs reset and made to
.Sis sEoYns BslS. s IN .pa apd
and sizes Of stoves, constantly On hand.
R0BERT BOYD,
& 419 9Th street. hetveen ID and T.
n. B. sealer OF Weights and Msasures se2I lms
Evening star., 1866-10-01

THE TEMPERANCE MovEMENT.-The usual
Temperance meeting of the Washing gtonia a
took place at the Northern Market yesterday
afternoon, and was largely attended. Mr. Jno
=. Holl'ngsheSd presided and addressed the
meeting. as also Messrs. @. W. Maher John
Il. Wheeler, Joseph B. johnson, and Eleazer
Brown.
The public meeting under the auspices OF the
Metropolitan Temperance Union. at the falr
building, was also well attended, Messrs Kid
well. (President,) Clayton, Savage. Drew and
Gonzalyes addressed the meeting, and there
Were quite a number of signers 10 the pledge.
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LOB SALB-Thst valuabls tract Of WOOD
Il LAND, containing 56l acres, by recent survey,
located In Prince Georges county, Nd, about four
miles from the Navy Yard Bridge, and lies imme-
ton to Upper Marlboro. The Baltimore and Pc.
tomac railroad will run within four miles of the
uel l. Middleton and VIM Roller. This estate is
rolling, and abundantly supplied with water.
IL will be sold entire or ia lets TO suit. Title
clear and perfect. Tor terms apply In person, or
By letter address g me- at ppef Marlboro, Prince
George q county, Md.
ta Is I'm WI RIALL
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ECOR SALE Oh RENT-My DwELkING, sit
j uated at the Intersection of Maryland and vir-
gtnia avenues, between tn and 8th streets west
The House Is 81 feet front by 20 feet deep, with
vide hall through the center. The lot Is 100 feet
front by pa feet deep, embracing one half of
Square 44. JOHN II. eEMMAS,
ne ll-dtf Seston House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-07
THE Granville DAILY 30

The New Albany robbers are ex-
ceedingly bold. On Thursday about
noon, while the family was engaged in
the back part of the house, one of
these gentry entered house, went up
stairs, ransacked the drawers, and got
$50 in money. While leaving the
house he was met by a servant girl,
who asked him what he wanted. He
replied, "Tosee the lady of the house, !"
and while the girl went to inform her
mistress, the scoundrel made his es-
cape. s liaa o o
There is great indignation among
the Crawfordsvillians at the abandon
ment of the work of building the In
dianapolis and DanVille Railroad by
the Cincinnati and Indianapolis Road.
The Indianapolis journal intimates
that it would not be over and above
healthy for Henry G. Lord to visit
Charlottesville at present, as the peo-
pie there do not much love that Lord
The Common Pleas Court at Terre
Haute was engaged ON Monday in
hearing divorce case, in which An
drew j /. Thompson, of Fayette Town
ship, asked to be divorced from his
wife, who, during his absence, had
accepted the protection and embraces
of one Hay. The testimony was too
disgusting to admit of mention The
jury returned special verdict, find
ing the woman guilty of adultery, and
we presume, of course, the Court will
grant the divorce.
just as we go to press, we learn
that the boiler in the mill of g. r.
McIlroy exploded on Tuesday morn
ing, seriously injuring son of Aaron
Dole. We have not been able to learn
the PARTICULARS Ve7wOp Banner.
1.-THE University of Notre Dame,
at South Bend, Indiana, most solemn
and imposing religious ceremony will
take place on the 31st of May. At
least some twelve Bishops, and among
them Archbishops Spalding and Pur-
cell, have accepted the invitation to
be present, and take part in the cere-
monies of blessing and erecting upon
the dome of the University of NOtre
Dame, colossal statue of the Virgin
Mary. It's expected that the cere-
mony will eclipse anything of the kind
which has ever taken place in the
United States.