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ALMOST CoMFLETED.-Nr. George Thomas,
boat builder, IS about completing spacio1s
lur Der and sand craft on the line o. the canal,
between Tenth and Ele yenth streets, owned by
Mr. Charles Walker. Lumber dealer locaf Ell
~ that point. The lighter, which is Intended
for the river trade, TO freight wood. sand or any
thing else, is seventy .eet long, sixteen feet
wloe. and three feet deep. II Will cost up
wards OF SIX hundred dollars, and built of the
most substantial heart-white and spruce pine
When finished, II will be sided of on slippery
ways into the muddy bed of the canal and then
hauled off into the river by means ot ropes and
muscle power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

LAYING OF CoRNKR.STOyE-At three
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, the cornerstone
OF -. JOSEF : German Catholic Church, 70 se
erected n the corner of 81 street east aud G
street mort b, Will b. laid with IMPRESSIVE csrp-
monies BY Bishop Gibbons, of North CIrolin1
The foundation of the church Is aIra NV I1ii
anu NO a On the supers tTucLare will De COM
nlenCed INN ed!ately. All the CJtholis schools
ard societies " III unite IN the proc ssiou r.
sICss deleyatlon OF over one thousand Ger
mans from BalilmCEe, representing the various
German Ca'EUiIc societies OF that city The
Nc'S of eTsctiDg This church was stITIad 5y
Rev Is. /. NiEet. President of Gonz4-1 CJi-
itet' ana the GHtiding enterprise WAS entrusted
10 ~. JOSeyEs Society OF this CIV Of yVhir n
MT. Michael Sts--Ealer is President and archi.
ieof OF the church B.saOp Gibbons Will de-
hVfr he English sermon tomorrow and rHa
address IN German VIII he delivered by Rav
i. \. NrnnIDEeT. OF Cincinnau.
Inc schools and societies OF the Catholic
sLn.cCes throughout the city VIII assemble az
81 Mary church on 5th street. at half-past
one o'clock and the procession Will move in
the following order, al two O'Clock precisely:
F.fst DirtStGR.-NoUnteG Police, CnIef Mar
shal and Aids. MUsic-Girls of =. Aloysius'
boys OF st Joseph's Orphan Asylum. Music
Boys % 81 Aloysius' school, girls ard bows OF
- DoIalnlck's Sunday school, and children of
other CathCllc Sunday schools. Music-Sr
PaTick's, 81. AlOysIUs', and Young Mems
Temp rance societies Enthusiastically of the
Innaeulate Conception of 81. Aloysius'
Washington. MUsIc-H Dung Catholics Friends
Society OF Georgetown.
Nectad Ilrisica.-GerT1an Catholic sociaties
Of EaltImCre. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from other
cities MGsic-Gernan Benevolent Society of
ash ngtOn; children OF st. Mary's Church.
hCsIc-St- SIOysIus' Society of 81. Mary's
Church. bishop and clergy. MusIc-st Jo-
seph 5 Secretly Of ST. Mary's Church.
The first division viii form on massachusetts
avenue, between Attn and 9Th streets. the zig Il
resting on 5th street. The second division VIII
form on Massachusetts, avenue, bet ween ) n
and 9th street. the right resting on 5ln street.
The delegation from Baltimore have snlage
special train, and VIII he received II IN.
depot, At y O'Clock by -. JoseDh's SOciety. of
this cry, and escorted to St. NIary's Church,
and after service Will De entertained at Carroll
Hall.
The excursion train Will leave Ra.uilore 1T
o'clock, reaching here about 9:4S. ~ will re-
Iurn az p. m IL Is expected InaI fully so
will come down on the JTain.
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n e w s.
.mpssmeuts. &c. Tonight.

WALLS OPERA HoUsE.-OpeninS night of
the great drama OF Foul Play, by Dion Bouci.
Sault ard Charles Re1de.
ODD FELLows'HALL--Last nigh. or wyman,
the entriIoq uist and Wizard.
DrxAH the Kitchen Orator, ut Jollie Hall,
3se I'm street. SIS given away every evening.
PRINTERS GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB-
This club Will have an Interesting meeting a.
Union League Hall this evening, when adj
dresses Will be delivered by Judge :. l. Hoge,
South Carolina, Col ID. l.. Eaton of this cIty,
and others, and the Glee Club Will sing several
new songs
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BODY lDRNTIFIED.-Ths body of the man
who committed suicide on the 10Th inst, by
jumping frem the Long Bridge, and which was
recovered and inferred by the Corporation au-.
thcrities in the burial grounds attached to the
Washington Asylum on Monday last, has been
identified by Mr.. Thomas Buchard. Of Balti-
more. as being that Of his brother. II appears
that The deceased was insane. and was i'm
pressed with the idea that he must 90 right
straight ahead in everything he undertook,
hence he doubtless found himself called upon
TO walk into the river. His brother had his
remains removed to Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE
The annual session Of the q rand Division Sous
Of Temperance OF this District, was held last
night AT their hall, when the following officers
Were elected TO serve for the ensuing year:-G
vision; G. w. A, T. q. Smith, of Federal City
Division: G. s., Arthur Shepherd, Of EQuai
Division: G. T., John johnson, Of Good Sa.
martain Division; Grand Chaplain, Samuel
john Lee, Of Potomac Division; Grand Senti-
mel, Zach. Il. Brooke, Of George Washington
Division
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Meeting Of the Board of Health.

Yesterday sftsrnoon a meeting of the Board
of Health was held IN the Aldermen's Chamber
CITY Hall, al which DIR. Dexter the Secretary,
was present, with the following members: Mr.
1hisy, OF the fnst ward; ID. PuryIs and Mr..
FOURTH Ward; DR.. Grouse, OF the Fifth Ward;
DIR. Wheeler and Mr.. Dixon, of the Sixth Ward.
and Dr. Meade and Mr.. Knight, of the Seventh
Ward. Mr.. Charles Nc AIMEE, as Notary Pub-
lie. at the request of the Secretary. admins
tered the cath CT once, as provided by the acts
OF me Corporation. Mr.. Emery took the char,
and stated that the first business in order was
the selection of a President. Dr. Puryis nomi
mated DIR. Rey burn, and DIR. Grouse nominated
Mr.. Emery; and ballot being had, Dr. Rev
burn was elected. Mr.. Tilley nominated Mr..
Emery as President pro tenn, and he was elected
The Secretary stated that loom had been
set apart by the corporate authorities for tue
use OF the Board, but II was not TURNS he'd mar
was there any appropriation from which AZ
could De done, or for stationery. which was
much needed. His predecessor DR. Dove had
lnlorlned MN mat the appropriation made last
year was entlreIy consumed He would sug-
gest that the Board take some action ia refer
enee 10 these subjects. Since he had filed his
posllon, all business of the Board coming to
ms knowledge had beer transacted by III n 10
the best Of his abity, that at present there is
Board.
Mr.. TIlley offered a resolution requesting
of the Councils appropriations for furnishing
loom, stationery, &c-, which was. after expla-
nation, adopted, with an amendment by DIR.
sent II TO the Councils. Drs. Reyburn and
Grouse, and MI Tilley were appointed.
AT this point DIR. Rey burn entered the ROOM
and was Informed by Mr.. Emery of his electioc
10 the Presidency of the Board, and taking the
chalr returned bis thanks for the unexpected
honor, and promised to do all in his DO yer TO
promote the interests OF the comrlunity He
called attention to the fact that the health laws
Were very detective, and IL was necessary that
the powers OF the Board should be enlarged:
as al present their powers were merely nomi-
70 Nv
had not been published this report was called
lor oy law, and II was just as important that
tne number OF births should be reported. Thare
We're other objects which should be consider.
cd oy me Board, which he would bring TO their
attention at some other time.
Dr. Meade suggested the appointment of a
committee TO consider the topics spoken of by
the Chair.
Mr.. Riddle moved the appointment OF COM
mltlfe OF three 10 prepare business, winch
might also consider the subjects spoken of by
ne President: carried, and DIR. Wheeler, Mr.
Riddle, and the President were appointed. Ad-
JouTned.
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ART GA L BY.
304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH SHEETS
choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Cor.
H HSa;R fsepSh Enslt:6 End A%sr.cap CHRVM0s;
TOUTS, eT1REOeCVPES and 6TIREOOPIO
VIEWS, PARLOR BRACKETS.
TASSELS. &c Sc
Picture frames made to order. Prices moder.
ate. A. VS. SMITH,
&C 6-ly Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

LVERY ARTICLE REQUISITE
FOR FURNISHING HOUSE
Can he found at the Housefurnishins Store of
J.W. BOTELER Bro
$40 tMetZerott HALL Pennsylvants avenue,
oc2i-3t Between Ninth and Tenth sta
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GRy Cable
Baltimore Stock Market, To-day.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 24.-VirgiHia 6's, Old, in
scribed, AS bid, J. Z asked; do. 1867, / a bid
i9A asked; DO. coupon, new, s. bId; do. old, -
bid, So asked; North Carolina G's, lie ", o.
bid.
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RENEWAL OF ExEEcIsEs.-Encourag by
the success of the experiment on Sunday last
the Young Mems Christian Association will
again hold religious services tomorrow morn
ing az 10 O'Clock, at 6th-street wharf. Should
tie weather prove Indictment, the exercises will
take Place under the Government she'd, 1T the
tCot Of the wharf.
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MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS CLOTHING for
fall and winter, now ready. We offer our stock
of Clothing and Furnis hing Goods st less than
prevailing prices. J. IL. Smith & Co, 450 7th
street, opposite Post Once.
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LIFE ITsURAScE.-We lately referred in our
editorial columns 70 the great advantages of
Life Insurance. Among the companies which
are worthy the confidence of insurers is the
connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Compa-
n.y. of Hartford whose advertisement will be
found in another column. Its assets are stat d
TO be over S1S,OCo.ClU.
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BUSINESS SUITS for Gentlemen. Good Cas-
simere Suits for SIS and To- better. 10 ami S21;
best, So5 and $50. II You wan: n suit of clothes
made well, and one that will wear well, 60 10
George G. Henning's, No. 5lI 7th street
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CIT Y ITEMS.

BOYS OvBRcoATs from s. 10 sI2. All colors
Mems Overcoats, from 81 TO ScSS. Splendld As
sortment at Saks X Co. 5I7 9TH ST.
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MEMS Light and Dark Mixed Business
Suits, all wool, ten. twelve, fifteep. Gig hteen,
twenty, twenty five, and thirty dolIars a suit
Boys Suits, five, six, seven, eight, nine. aud
ten dollars suit, all wool, at the celebrates
Oak Hall, i6i eth street, ID door below Smiths.
Don't mistake the place 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

HIGHWAY AssACLr.-About six O'Clock
Thursday evening, As Captain VIM. Faunce
was passing along Water street, at the foot of
18th street, he was attacked by some person I'm.
known who dealt him q severe blow with a
stuck of haywood, lnfiicting a severe wound
on The back Of his head. Mr.. Robert +. MAGE,
lately appointed special policeman, wa on
the spot a few moments after the AFFAIR oc.
CURED, but the VILLAIN had made good his
escape. Mr.. Mage, assisted by some OF Mr..
Faunce's friends, took HIM TO his home. on
MARYLAND avenue, near the Long Bridge,
where be was properly cared for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

BARE BALL-The game between the Jeffer.
son ard union Clubs yesterday afternoon, re.
suited in decided victory for the jefferson
after playing seven innings, the score being ~
to 20. Both clubs had out their best nine, aud
the game was interesting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

ALARM OF FIRE.-About one o'clock today
an alarm was sounded because CT the burning
OF pile Of shavings in the vicinity of 18th and
X streets. The fire apparatus was quickly out.
and on the way. near the corner of 18th and X
streets, the Hook and Ladder truck broke
down. one Of the wheels being smashed.
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DIED.

FITZGERALD. On the morning Of the 2lth in
slant. at 1910 oclccs, DAVID FITZGERALD, In
the SD year of his age native of the County ker.
~. Ireland but for tho last 25 years resident of
WashiBeton. - 49, Es.h
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence. No. 81 "a St, near Md. avenue,
Island At 5 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
MUNRO, On Friday evening. the sd instant,
JAMES b. MCH 70. aged 81 years.
His fancral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 392 Mess aver ne ON Mon day morning, at
II o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited
to attend. u ser .tL - ~
GILL. sged Is years. -.s "a
Ber funeral will take place from her aunt's res
and 7th SITS. Sunday, ct 5 o'clock pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

TIE LIBRARY OF THE ODD FELLLows,-
Last evening at the meeting OF the l. o. d. F.
Library Association, held in the library rooms
Seventh street Hal, the following officers were
eieCieC for ne eLs uIng year;-JOhI +. Haven
ner, President: A Jackson, : ice PrpsIdeui;
Ihss- W. Fowler, Secretary; Is. n. kIdde-.
Treasurer; W. Il. Mclean, r. ID. Stuart, John
L Bartiett, ThOs. Greer, and q. Il. Il. Col
ledge. Directors: George W. Mclean, Librarl-
AT. 7 lie library contains ow nearly 1,GJU vol
Il ues "a catalogue Of which, making pamphlet
OF twenty pages, was Iately publish he'd aud IL
used by tie members of the order generally.
tusir 1anilles, and the widows of deceased
members. The room has been recently flied
up and although the COLLECTION is not yet IS
large rs could be wished for, il can safely be
said that II IS IN as fine condition as poss ole,
al Z l. increasing in usefulness.
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RETURNED FROM EURoPR.-James N. Car
Isle, Esq, having, we are glad to learn,
returned from his European trip with his
health, which had been impaired some what bv
his professional labors, fully restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

L OUL PLAY.
A. NOVEL, by Charles Reade and Dion Bouci.
G can't. Illustrated. Authors Copyright Edition.
REMINIsCENCKS OF CHARLES L. ELL
OFT, the Artist, ty Col. I. b. Thorpe. IS cents
THE TRAGEDIAN. An essay on the hi.t,,on.
Sd ssiada's Il !Hpia' br''u' Booth 0' Thomas
$500. WI "osn'
THE rRorTINe HORSE OF AnIsrcA
of the frottius Turf, By Hiram Woodruff. 0S.Ss
IgELIBRARY EDITION OF THE WORKS
OF CHARLk6 DICKENS. Complete In IN WI
rmes. Illustrated By 0ruikshank. Leech. ana
sold fos pss e Hoans ANY
ompiete The and one OF the best sdifions
of Dickens Novels yet pu6lished '' ''''''n'
w H2T i ~ xTIh SFXs.A sp AeoRS aoss1
cents. " s'Se"' ."
sL0AEs ARgHITECrURAL sEy1xw AND
BUlLDE1e' JOURNAL. SO cents. AMI
found sss s:a BOOK . &C., =
mail Tree Of Sostsss. A aAs 'i' se'hs s'ns By
! PHILIP . soLonoss,
; 6OOkSELLERS AND STATy0NRRS.
sss PsHNsYLvAAIA Av1Hut.
os ST g,1w1ns 1Ixfx4 xD rratrn srssIss.y
TT sIsHrnIIB,.'El7l,,E-7lT7- e !, :
FOB SALE: : Ie9 e Z.
r1TSIt ~. hard laid or Patent VestoA a1U1
4 sSSs Csygs..xtss Oo8K Dy9yg. Es3sk o.
S sas i.isss; Iseasi:sse icsS@s
'i ss.S Eli HI: TT, Hss.sssy
49, g 1T .ss Es ~,
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Wall Street Tc.5-r

NEW YORK, Oct. a3-Money active At per
cent. Exchange, az. Gold, 3i4. 52O's, ~,
coupon, l34. lo-tVs, coupon, 81. Norta Caro-.
Ina 6's. OK. Virginias 6's, ex-coupon, ST.
Tennessee, ex-coupon. Cox.
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MAR RED

wALL-LUsBY. On the Goth inst at the Foun-
dry NJ. T.. Church. by the Rev. b. r. Brown, j. O.
WALL, Esq, eff Syracuse, N. Y, to Miss FAN
ME daughter Of the late James Lusby, Of this
city. No cards.
HENNING-PARKER. In Baltimore. on the
ls,n l. slant, bv Rev DIR. Bullock, GEORGE q.
A. PARKER, of Acconac c. H., Va.
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STOVES, dc.
WOOD AND COAL

EAYE YOUR ORpEr, EcG
IL GLEASON 10 al ms
CHAP GOALS aND WOOD.
AZ their rg Dol AID Chief ace. q street wharf ~
C. or ,gith
q. STORES & co . corner Is5L Ani +, wssh.
BiILt = n co corner 7th a7aF:
h. IEAUTMAN. Ia Pa. avenue, between 1870
aId "a s.rset-.
town. f-,5 -
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PosTPoNRD.-Thes erenade to General Ekn
proposed to have been rendered last night by
the Soldiers and Sailors Union, was neces-
sarily postponed, owing to sickness in the
Generals family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

TRAvEL IAPEDRD.-About six O'Clock yes.
terday the cars ON the Seventh street line were
stopped Tor half m hour near H street, await
ing the removal Of the house FUSED recentlv rs
IN ONCE af the corner Of 18th street and New
York avepue) across the track. sf (.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS will rene znber
the lesson at the daily prayer meeting this
evening wi be Acts %, 1924. Held at Young
Mems Christian Associations rooms, 3lS Pa.
aVennP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

RoBBKRY.-Thursday night. the han hons.
of Mr.. j. II. shaw, residing on East CAPITOL
street. was broken open. and about one dozsn
choice chickens were stolen thsrefrom. Depre.
frequent In this locality, bui as yet no one Ia.
been detected in the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

TIE PHYSICIAN TO THE ALNsHousR-Dr.
s. A. Ii. McKim, appointed BY Mayor Bowen
physician to the Asylum In place Of DIR. Bond,
removed, has entered on his duties. The latter
IL appears, denies the right of Mayor Bowen to
remove him, but 1t is stated that Mr.. Martin,
the Intendant, will only recognize DR.. McKim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

CoRPoRArIoS CoHTRAoTs.-Mr. ]. E Little
bayiEg Jailed TO enter in 70 contract for grading
and erayeliEg T street. from i4th 70 Boundary
be bring the iowest bidder, the contract was
made yesterday with Patrick Murray, the next
Iovest bidder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

fISeER overwhelmingly afternoon, while
Charles Boss, young man employed at tire
pianing mill Of Mr.. Daniel Smith, near Ohio
avenue and feth street, was en- gagged at work.
)oist ieil on his right hand, breaking one flu
ger and otherwise bruising and cutting his
hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

DOCTOR J. Fl. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
once and residence from the FIRST Ward to
Massachusetts avenue. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east OF Four
teenth street Office hours before 10 a. m and
from to p. m. Hours of attendance at the
oman's Hospital, from / to 2 p. m. every
day, Sundays excepted l0.3
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.JEwELR

PrIgg's One Dollar Jewelry Stors,
No g Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
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APPIEs.-This choice fruit abounds In our
market at tins time, but the prices place them
beyond the reach Of pers sons Of moderate means
to lay IN large quantities. The quality Is said
10 De much superior tcsiast season, and prices
range rom el50 to 81 per barrel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-24

COMMISSIONER HINBER, Of the First Ward,
yesterday awarded contracts for grading and
eravelinx q street north, from 18th street west
TO Connecticut avenue, 10 Henry c. Sheriff.,
for 10 cents fof grading per cubic yard, and IL
cents FOR grayeling
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DENTISTRY.

A BTIF ICIAL TEETa IksERTED TO GIVE
"A sATlsfACTlON
FULL SETS FROM Sl0 TO $40.
Cali and examine specimens at s64 9Th
street, bet II and A. Teeth extracted AS@J
without pain. Teeth carefully filled long ~-1-o
experience IN constant practi enables the UNDER
signed 90 adjust Teeth 10 the most d c alt cases
Call and be convinced.
se rs I'm DIR PETTINGILL
nR. LEwIE . DAVIS, DENTAL AssOOIA
" TON
No. 900 PEhN'h AYR
Between 18th and 18th streets.
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Gsvernm emit Securities.

WAeHIHeroN, Oct "a, lS6s.-Jay COOKE &
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
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MISUNDERSTANDING Tent, No. 81, /. O. r.,
located in the Esrst Ward. completed its organ
ization Oh Thursday evening. After the usual
preliminary proceedings. the following officers
were elected: shepherd f. V. OTrell; +. & r.,
Chas. Calvert; q. r, q. r. Kiiwell; ID. r., j.
I. Kennedy; Il. =, Alex. Girving; ID. Il, John
Carroll: T., I. L. Salkeld; l., Jas. SpIlnan: L.
G., Samuel c. NIckum; y. G., George w. Cor
COTau
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Georgetown Advertisements.
ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEoRGETovN

NecrgelOWn Advertisements.
EY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. Georgetown.
IAPROvED PROPERTY IN GEoRGErowN
"a On WEDNESDAY,, October 18th, at four
Fr SiIfS p BART Of TI IL, 'g NJ IN IN, F2Gs e '
feet OF IRE leTick street by depth OF IS feet i'm
PROVED 10y comfortable three-story Frame Dxesi-
Terms One half cash; balance in and y moo.bs.
for notes bearing interest. secured by desi %
at e. 'h 3, c q. OF the PurennaasoeEs nowrIr
MEATS MEATS Ar REDUCED PRICES
sIRLoIN ROAST, 20 cts per pOugd.
rPoEK aud sAGsAGss, zoe; LAMB, @oa.
s apbES t,3SNtdKE , GAsIE anl ali
&c ~ u. "a High street, Georgetown.
Tx TaoS. BOWLING, AuctIoneer; Georgetowa.
EXTENsIvE SALE or VALUABLE RE.E.
LsT aTk, SUITABLE FOR FACTORY uR
ntCL rnShPosAs, IN GEORsETowN, AT
"a On TUESDAY, Oct 9th. at O'Clock p. n,
fronting 80 s. ON the part not 81 Id .s
Water street, running back to Bestty's Alley, i'm
Eosea by large three,stor Brick Dwelling
Part Of Lots No n and 49, fronting q feet on
proved by large three story Brick Dwelling.
Part Of Lot No Il. ff@ntine 40 feet on Water
street, running back TO Beatty 5 Alley. improved
py iaree Lhree story Brlck Dwelling House.
Part OF Lot No. IS, fronting IS feet on Water
street; running back TO Beattys Alley, improved
hy large three story Brick House and Back
Also, part of Lot No &C. fronting el6 fee. on Cecil
Alley, by depth Of Al II feet, i'm proved By two
Frame Tenements.
Also,
On EDNESnAY. Oct. 18th. at B clock . m
ITnnnins back $50 feet. Improved with . frame
Part of Lot Ia fronting 6-l2 feet on 9TH stree.
running back $50 feet, improved by Brick Tene
Part Of Lot No 49, fronting 20 feet on ath street
nent.
Terms: One third cash; balance in ak And
twelve months, with inter est, secured by deed Of
trust on the proBerty. Convey anciDg and STAN ps
at the cost OF the purchaser. deposit OF loo a
soon as the pro perty 10 struck of.
DC 10 Init THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.-Jast
10 opened. /. large stock: embracing Popiins, Me.
g g,aek French Alpaca, Bombszinss, French
vests. Grand Duchesse and other beautiful Skirts
Corsets, Cloths, Casaimeres. Virginia Full Cloths
and Cassinets. A large etock Of DomesticS very
cheap; 1000 ards Calicos from &C. I'M: good vard
vide Bleached n usln PKG; Wamsutts 2sc +: iO-a
6heetlngs o. cts. Alexandres and Josephs Kid
gloves, Hosiery: Notions, &c; Carpetings Drug
gets ana Otlcloshs We promise greet bargains 60
al who may favor Us with call.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
10l Bridge street,
oc o-Im Georgetown.
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New York Grain Market rs-day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2t.-Flour. 53IOc. lower
Wheat, lace. lower. Corn, 1c. lower
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