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or ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND

sS- ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
A. A. ALLEN,
OF the concern Of A. A. ALLEN Co, OF Peters
burg, has opened . branch OF his HAT EsTAB'
LISBMENT 1t No. Iaos Main street, four doors BE-
low Pearl OF Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va
and has placed s-l
MIR. FRANK BINFORD
In charge Of II.
he Is now offering to city and country merchant
large and entire fresh stock OF HATS and NIL
LIHERY GOODS at ~ low prices as they can BE-
bought North. As these goods have been bought
at the late large auction sslss in Brooklyn and
New York for cash. 1t II reasonable TO suppose thS
they can be SOLD Low. A call from dealers
solicited, and II viii be proven to them that t'a
ssn be sold here - low - they can be in New
York. se1'-'m
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GENERAL WADE HAMPTON's SPEECH.-
We trust that Its length will deter no one
from reading the speech Of General HAMP-
TON, which appears in our columns this
m0xnina
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m UNION RANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OHPICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK

NJ UNION RANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
oHPICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL. ssoo,oOs.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEsr.
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
z. A. Paine, L. D. Crsnshaw, W. r. Qusrlss
VIM. Il, Lyons, IT., X. Z. BlaIken.
4. Bodeker, b. b. Weisisef, ship,
W. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutehin.
r. r. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. 3. Binford, ]. W. Hall, W. A. jenkins.
J. A. Bslvin, W. r. Gray, W. y. Tanner.
r. n. Dudley. Alfred Moses, M. NowliR.
The security offered to dspositors ia nndo1b'.t
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
The attention OF sll In city and eountry!s called
to this institution. Here they viii Ind security,
convenience, and profit Sums as small as I've
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int
rest received on same.
Once hours from "a. n. to3P. M; on Saturday
nom "A. n. tosP P. H., and from atosP. n.
10 L-d6swts
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"Throp physic to the dogs, TIL u It.
tn make assurance doubly sure
PUtnke '-PLASTArIoS BIrTERs.
Then never fail.

This great Stomschic Healer, so long and favora-
by known to the American public, Is just what the
people need. 1t is Il remedy they can rely on. For
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache, Dizziness, Ague,
Liver Complaints, Pains in the Side and Back, &C.,
It has TO equal not the least among its virtues Is
its extreme pleasantness to the taste and fameotme
beneficial effect. Try 1t, ye dyspeptics, and be
cured oc iS-N
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m WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THB WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


We have lust rsesiveds supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRlNGs.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER IL woRLp'
r. WIDE.
So we'll known are in valuable properties IN We
CURR OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND oThkh W.
RANGBMBNTs OF THE LIVER
that II Is deemed unns essssSy to do more than m1"
the announcement that the water can be bad
The experiment Of transporting the water VA
fully made years sgo.
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAhEa
YRESH FROM THs FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed 10 JOHN =. CARING, "h''
Sulphs n Springs, will meet With prompt asten.ion
Price per case OF two dozen quart bottles s"'"'
For sale In quantities TO suit purchasers BY
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Drugsla''
General Agents for the Virgins Springs "a's"'
oe s-sw~
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NoTICE.-The stockholders Of the
~ METROPOLITAN SAYINGS NdSS IsNs .fIT 10
In ths bsssnsni q Ns,1Opoliian hslb = half past
o'clock p. H., - business Of Importance. Wall
come before the meeting. Every member 70 re-
qs &C Is !; Q. X.ssRocKxIyER. s..ss...y.
fyORN, FODDER, AND eHUCKS
~ yoR eALK..-1ifty hsrTSle OF NV CORN.
y sSi E6cRs 5kisk in Hi. v .s, x
sixfy a. ninety days for asattsfsetory neentiieis
note. AddreSs me through post.QMee, % ~.
JANIS z. SUTTON, JP., Ct the custom house.
90 ts-lts 3slae PRANK j. hULI0E.
1O6 BALES HAY for sale by -.
lZtl 81 GGI.DsN r.. n. WHifLOCK,
! % n-lts corner Eightssn,h End Cay ssssela.
TOMATO CAT6UP.-We have ON con.
% r sss 3:
s.Iloa, - ,,'., ts N g! l Pxasss
TSN0TNE AND BOILER ORGAIE.
HI arot-eisa SIX. n0RoD rOWn8 SE4lNl
gsElIs 4 4, s.ss;s.l q. "a y :!sssAa
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xy FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
OPENING THIS DAY,

THURsD DAY, OCTOBER lirH, 1885, at
4lo Broad street, between Fourth and Filth.
Mas. N. ]. DAVIS would respectfully inform her
friends and the public generally that she will open
on THURSDAY, October 18th, 1865, large and
well. selected stock Of the latest styles
BONNETS, HATS, FE ALTERS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, vELvETs, 30.
Strict attention paid to city and country orders.
oc list
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, At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of the
Bank Of Virginia held at their office In the city Of
Richmond on Friday the l2th day OF October, 1850,
the following preamble and resolution were Offer
ed and unanimously adopted
Almighty God having removed from among us the
venerable JAMES CAsKiB, who for more than TWEEN
ty ave years was the dsting ed President Of this
Bank we, his associates in the Board of Directors,
ind q mournful satisfaction In recording our up
probation of his eminent services and Of his sig
nslly elevated and pure character. The loss Of
the bank il indeed irreparable. such was his ma
ture and comprehensive wisdom, so devoted was
he TO 1t, and so scrupuious and untring In IL ad-
ministration. In all tho relations Of lie he was
honored for his high intelligence and incorruptble
purity, and for the witness Of his daily life to his
The officers Of the Bank, on their request to be
permitted, unite In the foregoing tribute to their
revered President. - - Isl. .-
RESOLVED, That We will attend his funeral, that
these proceedings be published, and copy be pre-.
scented 10 his hefeaved family 80 ~ -
n. L. GUERRANT. Acting Cashier.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN FBRTILIzIyG CoNPANY,l
RIcHxoED, September 20, 1850.
Ne NOTICE.-Communication for this Com
pany left at the Office of Messrs. WILLIAM b.
ISAACS 4 co. will meet with attention.
sc 25-lm
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~ NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPoslrARY.

~ NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPoslTARY.
By special order Of the Secretary Of the Tr.,.
sury the ...0....
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICE.
M0ND
has been made q
DEPOSITARY OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
As will appear by the following:
TREASURY DgPARrsEyr)
WAsBISsTos, October 4, lsts. I
By virtue OF the FIRST section Of an &C. Of Con.
gress, approved June II, lsss, entitled "Anae, to
regulate and secure the ssfe-keeping OF public
money entrusted to disbursing officers OF n,
United Statss,' the National Bank OF Virginia 4,
Richmond, Va, There being no treasurer nor a..
sistant treasurer of the United States at that
10 hereby especially designated for the reception,
safe. keeping, and disbursement, according TO laT
OF the public funds entrusted for disbursements
any or all disbursIng officers OF the War, Interior
or Treasury Departments. II. McCULL0CH,
oc Sim Secretary OF the Treasury.
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DIED.,


On Wednesday,, October 10TH JANE MONT.
Gaines, aged twenty three days
On the 18th OF October. 1895, at ] o'clock A. NJ:
at the residence Of her brother in law, Andrew
Williams, in the town Of Fulton, ELIZABETH I:
KIRBY, aged hirty-eight years Blk months and
Her f2nersl will take place THIS Saturday
MORNING at IL o'clock. The friends and ac
quaintances Of the family are requested to attend
Suddenly, on Thursday evening last, October II,
at 81 O'Clock, JAMES II. ENRoUGhTY, in the If
tieth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place at 10 o'clock THIS
Saturday MORNING from his late residence, in
Henrico county.
At 8 O'Clock P. N. on Thursday the ll,h instant,
in the seventy.ffth year OF bis age, JAMES
His friends and acquaintsnces and those of his
family are invited to attend his funeral from his
late residenc on Grace between Fifth and sixth
streets, THIS DAY Qhe 18th instantly at O'Clock.
In Henrico county, Thursday, October 18th. at
o'clock P NJ, EDM0NIA, wife OF y. Edgar Wright.
Her funeral will take place THIS MORNING
October l3th) at IL O'Clock from Ii residence OF
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodall, Hanover
county. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend. r...
On the 18th Of October, in the county OF Abe
marle at the residence OF his brother. In law: Mr.
David Hancock, DR.. FRANCIS w. HANCOCK, Of
this city in tn Q forty sixth year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his fnneral from the
Rev. DR.. Moore's church TO. MORROW EVENING
at 4 o'clock.
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sE-RICHMOND-MADE HATS.-BUCKLBY
4 CO., successors 10 Moore q Hayward, having
commenced the manufacture Of HATS st the old
stand No. l4os Main street, are prepared 70 furnish
their friends and customers with HATS made IN
THIS CITY, and OF the best material. The stten-
ton Of the trade Is requested. a.,g
Hats OF all descriptions REPAIRED In the neat
est manner and at the shortest notice. 49,
BUCKLEY CO.,
oc l3-1w No. l4o5 MAIN street..
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coined to hospitable graves; while the
men who died on and in defence of their
native land sleep in unmarked or perhaps
unknown graves. Their ashes are not per-
mitted to repose in'national cemeteries /;
and branded as rebels while living, they
have not the privilege, accorded to their
fosmen, of Christian sepalture-when dead
"There's was unconsecrated clay"
J II behooves us then-the men who stood
shoulder to shoulder with them while they
were fighting for their Countrywide people
In whose defence they laid down their
lives, to show by all the means in our power
that we are grateful for the sacrifices they
made in our behalf, and that we reverence
their memory. The Association you have
this day formed has these laudable objects
in view; and If these were its only purpose,
1t should meet the cordial approval Of
every man, woman, and child In our State.
But high and worthy Is are these aims, It
ccntsmplatss others even higher and wor-
thier. These are TO clothe the naked, TO
feed the hungry. 10 aid the orphan, to conn
fort the widow to alleviate tho sufferings
of oil, and to p0pr balm into their bleeding
hearts. God will surely bless an UNDER
taking which has such holy purposes In
view ard the good of every land
will think that you are proving your
selves worthy Of the men who died In the
effort 70 make you free. lid you God
speed In this holy work, and / invoke upon
u tne blessing Of the Almighty. hope
INTERPRETATIONS Of this sort viii pring
up tnfonghout the entire South--thAt they
viz scatter blsAsings broadcast over our
lard, and that they Win SERVE 70 bind our
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, my DWELLING
II HOUSE, on the south side Of Marshall -
above First street. IL contains eleven rooms, l::H
and brick kitchen with four rooms has been .S24
recently painted and repaired, and 10 In perfect
order. Water and gas on the premises Apply to
ROBERT WBNDkNBURG,
nc Io-lw nnnOAita SpOtsNoOd Hotel.
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Grande, laid down his arms and returned
to his home, or to the spot where his home
had been.
The next condition of the terms required
from the South renewal Of her allegiance
to the General Government. In every
southern State the people, by their con-
ventions, their legislatures, and individual
ly, conformed promptly to this. condition.
Loyalty to the Constitution Of the United
States was exacted as the only other arti-
Gle of the terms required of the South. ]
assert that she has fulfilled this part Of the
compact, as well rs the others, to the let
ter, and that in the true acceptation Of the
word she is loyal. What is "loyalty ."
1t is nothing more nor less than faithful
ness-obedience to the laws of that Govern
ment under which you live. Have any
people on earth manifested higher faith,
or been moro obedient to the laws Of the
land than we have been since our allegi-
ance to the Government has been renewed Z
Many Of these laws we regard as illegal
and unconstitutional, but to not one Of
them has the shadow of resistance been
made. We have yielded an implicit, If
not . cheerful obedience TO all, trusting
that time would rectify the evils under
which we labor. What higher proof Of
loyalty could be given than this
But, .citixens, was the South over
disloyal 10 the Constitution Of the United
'Statesf deny that she ever was, and ]
challenge her most bitter enemy to adduce
one single instance In which she has been.
From tie adoption Of that Constitution up
10 the time when she framed one. for her own
goverance no one can lay to her charge .
single violation of any clause OF that In
strument. Did she ever propose to change
III Did ahs ever svade any oftits proyi-.
sioisf Did she ever dsnounce II - .
Hlsssus NH bell and . covenant With tho
dewitt" Nay aese NhsW 40 hsnsd ,
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EAU DE COIOGNR.s-Kuowtie shs'
~ searstky a. senstaa 0nle9o1fyNee tesfAis
;Sii s. W. Vs. CO.
ls.lsssiss NJ. sssl 80 /
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to labor, perhaps to complain, though to do
so may be treason.
/ have placed before you the record of
the South and that of the North. Let the
world decide which is entitled to honor !;
which to shame. / have drawn in dark
colors, but alas! in too true ones, the condi-
ton Of our country, and now turn, to the
discussion of what should be our policy.
In the anomalous condition in which we
are placed, it is matter Of great difficulty
to mark out the proper course for US to
pursue, but there are certain cardinal
principles of which we should never lose
sight. The first Of these is, that as We ac-
cepted the terms offered to us by the North
in good faith, we are bound by every die
tate of honor to abide by them fully and
honestly. They are none the less, binding
on US because the dominant and unscrupu-
lous party at the North refuse to accord
to. us our just rights. Let US, at least,
prove ourselves worthy, Of the rights we
claim; let US set an example Of good faith,
and we can then appeal with double effect
to the justice and msgnanimity Of The
North. sfss4 49,
These virtues, ! would fsin hope, are
not totally extinct among the people, and
there are brave men there who are bat.
Ting for Justice, for consh. utional liberty,
for the equality Of all the States, and for
the rights Of the South. The only hope,
not alone for the South, but for freedom
ITSELF on this continent, lies in the sue
cess of this party, We are their natural
allies, and would sacrifice much--where
honor and principle are not invaded, and
then would not yield one jot or tittle--to
strengthen their hands In the great contest,
which Il soon TO decide the fate Of c0nsti-
tutional liberty and republican, institutionb
In the United States. The Prestdent sof
the United States has lent the great inilu-
encs which his high positioa, h btseee
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EOR RENT, A STORE ANDDWELL--
L ING HOUSE, No. 73s, situated on the -
corner Of Brook avenue and Baker streets, E:;
containing seven rooms and large store ~
room, suitable for grocery. Also, kitchen con-
talning two rooms water and gas on the premises.
For good tenant terms will be liberal. Apply
next door F,4... p S.fsvt oc l0-lwf
Evening star., 1866-08-07
RY eREEN q WILLIAMS. A1ctionesrs.

A TWO-ST0RY fRAME HOUSE AND LOT
on 9TH street west, between 4 and s streets
north, az Public Auction
on THURSDAY, the 9Th instant, ct 6 O o'clock p
m we shall sell, on the premises. parts Lots No
10 and II. In square No 4l9, having about Is feet
frent by loo feet deep, with the i'm mproyements con-
sisting Of Q two story Frame Dwelling House.
Immediately after the of the above property.
We shall sell, in frott Of the premises, Lot Ne g.
in Miltbereers Subdivision Of square No. 4a,
having IS feet front en- 9TH street west, running
back Us feet deep to a wide alley, between and
streets nerth
Terms: One third cash; balance in 10 and %
months for hetes bearing interest, and secured BY
a deed OF trust on the premises. All convey spcipg
and revenue stamps at the csst OF the purchasers
$40 down on each piece Of property VIII, kn cked
OF. GREEN a WILLIAMS,
n I'D
Evening star., 1866-08-07
DIED

THOMPSON. On the 6th inst at O'Clock N
N WILLIAM THOMPSON, sged thirts |.
Il ght years. 'sN 'HiiS
The funeral will take place from Lii. late resi-
dence on street, betw' en- 10Th ami .hth treets
al . CLOCK 10 morrew afternoon, to which tha
relative and friends of the ,mily are invited 10
attend. - ''i'Su w
HOWARD. In this city, n the sth inst. Mai.
III the t2d year of his age
IhefuLerai viii tske place o.; Wednesday after
il law, No 394 ith street wet His friends ia
acquhntences as well as those Of the family are
respect t'ull! invited TO atteni its
FOSTER On the 6th instant, IOTTIE WEST
lnfaht daughter OF Henry ID and Ie enie 3. Foster
aged m"bths and u days -
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMs, Auotiopee,.

By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated September
18th, 1855. and duly recorded in Liber Il. M. q No
5 Foios Ss, 20, and Al, ef the land records for
W ashington county, ID. c.. shall sell, on MON
DAY the l3tn inst ct O'Clock D. m, on the
premises Gil that piece or parcel Of ground known
as part of the south part of Lot bered nine a.
in square numberes 792, in the city OF Washing
ton having q front Of % feet and inches on 4th
street east with depth of 100 feet, and buldi ngs
tbereupon
Terms: One third cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months, secured BY deed Of trust the pre- perty
Al convey sncins and nevenqe stamps at tae cost
the hammer. NJ. P. OALLAN, Trustee.
Evening star., 1866-08-07
0,HIRTY NINTH CONGREss. FIRST srS.
SION-S, 26S

An AcT TO protect the manufacturers of mineraI
water In the District OF Columbia, and for other
Bs e eroeted By ths'Ssnats and House of Repre-
gTsss assembled: That all manufacturers and Ven
ders o. mineral waters and other beverages by
names OF their mark marks shall be pectiveiy
- s ma; ME with the CLERK Of the supreme
such bottles aud of the name or marks thereon.
and shall cause the same TO be published for not
geetly newspaper published in said District OF
SEC. 2. And be ~ further enacted, That IL is here
by declared to be unlawful for any person or Der.
sens hereafter, without the permission of the
tiers or other beverages any such bottles 40 srked
Tor sale or to t:afic n any such bottles somarked
an1 not bought by him or her of such owner or
shall be liable to penalty of nifty cents for every
or ron eht, or trsficKed in for the first Offence
and hve collars for every subsequent ofeace. to
be recovered as other fines in said District OF Co
In accordance with the provisions of the above
sS o m s at of late aud
July 25 1856 append hereto q description OF the
Bottles sa sns . qsed Sy and caution
using .ad bottles, as will enferce the proyi,ions
Oh B0tes Mners 80 MssPs
ArrS M, t,Tn sapTn, Ge0rgetoEn TOW d. c." and "a
I'd Glass Bottles nsfer for Porter and Ale marked
s.ATny shinn Gsoreetoyn. d. O." and "A. 4
Sd Glass Bottles for Mineral Water. marked
n A. shinn, Georgetown, d. Co. and ''S. This
9Th. Glass bottles for Porter and Ale, marked
'R. A: ShiLn, Geor getown, D. o. and g. This
bottle 10 never sold.D
6th Glass Bottles for Mineral Water. marked
"R. A. shinn. GEORGETOWN, d O, ;" ana "a n
O. Co., New Haven, Or, Pat an. s, 1854 u =
9Th. Stone Bottles for Weiss Beer, marked "R
A. Shipn, GEORGETOWN, d. c." .- =
7th. Stone Bottles for Spruce Beer, marked
Army Shinn. Spruce Beer
ss;hn sh stone Bottles fSr Mead marked Arny
RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot and
Weiss Beer Brewery,
No. 81 Green street, corner of Olive.
au62w GeorRetowp, ID, c.
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by TRos BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.

TCDOR PLACE. THE MOST DEsIRABLE
BuILDlNG LOTS ON THE GEeRGETowN
HElGHTS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. August sth, at O'Clock n
NJ will sell in front of the premises part Of that
very yalusbl and desirable property ON the
beights OF georgetown, know o. the Tudor Place
The property fronts I75 feet inches on Congress
street, with depth OF s4 feet 20 Valley street,
and will be divided into three lots on ConRress
street, with depth Of 30 feet 20 foot vide al
ley and six lots on Valley street, running bach
the alley. This property affords a rare opportp-
nit for desirable residence or an inyestnent
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in and yearu
with interest. secured BY q deed Of trust on IN.
the purchaser. THOMAS DoWLING,
IIDtell Aucfionesr
Evening star., 1866-08-07
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

- On the petition Of LINUS VALE, D., Of
New YORK, Y, praying for the extension of pat
ent granted to him The 18th day OF October isS2
for an improyemeHt in "Burglar proof Plates for
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
a. It's ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Once en- Monday. the lst day of Oc-
tober next. at Il O'Clock m. and all persons are
nohned TO appear and thov cause, II any they
have. Why eaid petition ought not to be gr an ted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
hle in the Patent Office their objections. specially
set forth IN writing At least f,cesig days before
the day OF bearing; all testimony fled By eithsr
party TO be used at the said bearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules
OF the sfice, which will be furnished on applica-
ton.
IeDositions and other papers. relied upon az
Testimony must be filed in the ONCE fteeaty days
within 'ss es se any
Ordered: also. that this notice be puhlished In
the Republicap and the IntelliGeucer. Washine-
ton; D: C., and in the Times, Ney York, ouce a
week for three succesive weeks; she frst Of said
pablcatiops to De at lest st1ty days pssvioas to
Acting Commissioner OF Pstents,
p. s.-Editofs OF the above papers win please
COPY and eend their bills TO the Office with
paper containing this notice. ~ iSiavsw
Evening star., 1866-08-07

THE TYPOS Pic Nc, At Analostan Island
tomorrow afternoon and evening, under the
auspices of the Columbia Pressmen's Society,"
Will no doubt attract crowds of visitors from
this city, as IL ia conceded that the printers
never fail 10 get up the most enjoyable affairs
OF the Kind, as their lady friends will bear
witness.
Evening star., 1866-08-07
RY eBEEN a WILLIAMS, Auc.iOpeer..

Two FRAME HOUSES AND TWO ApJoTE
ING LOIS ON NJ STREET SOUTH, RB-
TWIN lRST AMI DEN yERSEh Akk
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On NEHNE>DAG, the sth instant. ate O'Clock
. m. We shall sell. an the premises paEt % Lot
10, IN fqu No. 7.S, wit the improvements
sitiing % 1.-TWO st"ry ~ al . House stablius, &C.
Also tvC fine Bsildiug Lots al djOiuibg
Terms. Que third cash; balance in six, twelve.
snd els hten months for notes b. sruF int rest and
secured b. q deco of trust on the premises Al
Coz yeysnoiBg and revenue stamps the cost o.
tie purchaser g 50 Down when Fold
Id A
Evening star., 1866-08-07

The Pic MIC TO-DAY The afternoon and
evening pic mic of the Amity Association in
progress at Analostan Island to-day IL q de-
Hghtful affair, and our readers could not
spend few hours more pleasantly than at
this favorite place Of res sort.