davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-28

The utilization It eolored labor in Washing
ton Is chee.ing, both By its disposition aud lts
succe4s. The Fraedman'a Bank- now going
up opposite the T1easur.-A large cut-stone
edi1cs with Tutc4n basement-has been
built in every sssge bx swaIm Of negroes.
They qu.1E the s'oae, es1ve It, acs IS .a rasona,
consider that the building involves an expense
Of about s2oo, ,0eo, We may appfeeis:e ne mar.
race Ct lzrhcrs. hos,lers. md hotel-waiters;;
l stood in front Of tho building yesterday, And
looked With wonder aud sneourAge genaent up9u
the spectacle Of tho freedmen building tns
fret dmen'e tank. The whole epic Of empire
Wis here in miniature: industry, export
ment, the arts, mechanics. sa!ings, oEEan.
5atlon banking, society. A9d 70 70 tnin1 s5.1,.b1. @
sovereigrs xera eating Catholic priests On u!
banka Of the Eowa1z! l. mans tax hopeless
hseptly INTO debt, Il ahn1ld not BE- afzaid Z
mortgage itsef for it, future, The wnoa e
lnuaine@ 1ogio os sJsats u 70 feaaoEe -
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ALEXANDRIA.

clerk samuel Enrich. who have several t;m.. bsn 40,
examined ptfore magistrate. and once BY the court
tne charge q setting fire to the framed store
houfe on tbe sout beast corner of King AID (yolom
gus streets on the night Of the Nth OF last July
T re ehenined Yesterday at the Mayors Office in
Justices Bal and Beach, and after a patient hear
pg Oh all the evidence, were honoraI ly discharged
fRE-I ne alarm OF fire last night was cauSed nv
me partial bnrning OF the frame house of Mr. VIM
Tursess on Prince street, above the Six building.
me nre caught from q hearth 20 the rafters hejow
anu lad consumed some Of the II ,or before IL was
alscoStred. The alarm was not general "a fhc
hames were speedily extinguished 10 'A'
MEETING Of the Third War; rndjco,s, IL,
,ast night, Ire meeting was largely aiterdea nv
,ne e9,Ored element, some Of whom, rather unex
election Of Mr. Mckenzie A ~ 'no
,G 1RoPEE I sALE.Green & Wise, real estate
stone OF Fauquier county. Va CONTAINING a5 a. ~es
SEQ per acre. " ''" i0iA' 'o'
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THAT CURTAIN.
What n Lady Thinks AbOut II

WASHINGTON, October 2s, 1s70.-Editor Star
Cannot something be done to induce the man.
ager Of the National Theater to reverse the adj
vertising or drop curtain, and give it to us
wrong side outwards? 1t would be much pref
cradle to all true lovers or the drama. to whose
eyes 1t is an outrage, and a destroyer of all the
illusions" of the stage. ~
During the stay OF the Florences with US, and
while We were witnessing their touching rem
deriDg Of the fate Of the aColleen Bawnen civ
ing ourselves up entirely to the most natnra,
actlng In lie, detca would come that horrible
curtain, destroying all illusions" and bringing
Us PACK 10 the realities Of every day life with q
JeIk-'W here we could procure the best mads
bic. ou'i d
We are anticipating treat in hearing Lucille
western next week, and have firmly resoIv.J
mat just as soon as that crrtain comes do vn
between acts, to set up quiet little Iss be-
hind our ian. W
We are confident that, with your usual Impair
TALLY, you will publish this protest.
THEATER- GOER
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SUFFERERS BY THE LATE F3EsHET.
The Relief Meeting Last N;Uhs

a meeting Of citizens was held last night at
Trades Union Hall for the purpose Of taking
measures to afford material aid to the sufferers
by the late freshet in Virginia DR.. j. b. Blake
was called to the chair, and Mr.. w. II. CIagett
was chosen secretary and treasurer, The CHAIR
stated the object for which they had assembled,
ana gave graphic account of the loss OF life
and property, stating that it had been estimated
by competent judges that in the Shenandoah
' alley alone SO 900 600 worth of property had
been destroyed, in many cases reducing fami-
lies 10 actual want. These people must have
mears 10 live during the coming inclement sea-
son, and 1t became all truly charitable people
relief. -'
Remarks OF the same tenor were made by
MessTs. A. f. Perry, III. Polkinhorn and 5. D.
Castleman, after which the chair appointed
s MsIs' Moses a. Kelly F. Perry H. Pohinhorn
committees for making collections, aud
afterwards approved by the meeting -
JSyss B;.s Es!slInG[H sfs
fS5s; SH p6h.d T1 asSs.
k E6TaI Tb CLARK = oros.; Seventh Ward Go
Riley Jr State Department, K t Chew nS %sr w
RIr Ig ySnn pstts Navy psIsrfneat, W.
ley wliie; Treasury Department. aea. = q spia
M Pest 0fiis s,I pepirtmsnt; IL Anderson and
torney General Office, WIN. P. Pie,ssn.s. a.
Falls; Quartermaster Generals ONCE, r @ Marro
cer; Psymajter Generals office, Gen y w Brica.
snrgeCn General Office, Gen BirneJ; Ci,y Post OF
nee James T. Bell; Government Printing Once
O.. j. hn l.. , dwell, Evan Lyons, RiIey Shinn
v ~ Pickrell, George Waters George Hill. II "a n,
CSneItoD, Col. A. Magruder, Jenkin Thomas
II was afterwards decided that the ward com
Ditf:es be instructed to appoint sub-commit-
ft es TO assist them.
Mr.. Kelly offered a resolution, which was
adopted, that other contributions besides money
be received. Mr.. Perry submitted a resolution.
which was adopted, that the sympatbjss OF
charitable ladies be invited to co-operate with
them in this work: articles of clothing either
new or partially worn, and shoes would
most acceptable. Mr.. Jesse Il. Wilson submit
ted resolution, which was adopted that the
cleTgymen of all the churches in this District
be asked to take up contributions. resolu-
ton was also adopted that the street railroad
companies and the two theaters in this CITY he
solicited TO give the earnings of one day to this
object. subscription book was opened AMI
several hundred dollars were Subscribed Inv
those present. Contributions Can be LETT At the
stores of MessTs. Nj. W. Gait & Bro and Perry
x Bro, or with DIR. y. Il. Blake at the NatlOna,
metropolitan bank, or with W. Ii. Clagett ESn
treasurer. A resolution was adopted REQUEST
irg the city papers to publish the PROCEEDINGS
OF the meeting After some discussion "a To TIE
best means OF disbursement and distrihut;on nj
TIE collections. it was finally determined to
leave IT with an executive Committee of five
me mbers, and the Chair appointed H. Polkin-
norm, "A. f. Perry. j. w. Barker and Jesse n
wilson, on the part of this city and T.. ID. Hart
iey' HON Georgetown. Adjourned.
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GEORGETOWN.

Our FLOUR TRADE was brisk durinp the ma,
GGtr1ek, Inc shipments per steamers Il. q. Knight
HHpson ana Lady OF the Lake Amounting to 5y7
, LEAN SALES, during the past week, have been
mteIy, me receipts amounting to % 600 bushels OF
wntat w bushels corn, and 900 BIZ shells of oats
nd saes OF wheat at s Sjasl65, at e5a7Oc
week ending this date were ~ st0 tons. Of wh;s
fD2o tons we're shipped eoastwise. ~ 'SD
REAL ESTATE sALE.-yohn j. Bogue, real estate
uuokeI, nas soid Inc warehouse the west side of
nleh street, the property OF Lieut. John j EsseY
10 Messrs Rsmsburg Sons, for S3CC0 cash. '~
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB REMOVING OBS rRuC
lions
ENGINEER OFFICE FoR HAR soR DEFEvcrs. D
IL ~ :

l. lions.
ENGINEER OFFICE FOR HaR soR DFFEycrsl
UNION BANK BUILDING
BALTIMORE, ND October u. ls7V
this sce nhti u ocIocp no " III o. ar s9T,Sd ar
,oxios ShMI ensuing, Tor the removal u The FOL
river, Va I. below Richmond. viz " 'N' 'ai'' >
Al warwick Bar, about five miles below Rich-
At Drurys Bun sbSnt seye1 MIL. ab be = tqas
mond, wrecks OF iron clad Fresericksbure si,nk
Raleigh, 80 tons steamer jamestown. sxSaa,S
psc tons sum With euts on board; amer Curtis
tens, brig, E3 tens, and schooner - OF leD tons
nsne unknown. Also, Is or - CRIBS Of Ii nicer aud
sione, each sbOrt y feet square, averaging d feet
deep w
AZ Trents, OF Graveyard Reach. ten miles below
kichn ond, wreck OF GallegO, go tons; wreck Of
pilot boat Plume, u tors. "
Richmond, 81 70 20 piles rrmsins ,f Old brisrS IRON
Proposals will be received for the removal II an the
bids preferred Tor entire rems :. 81 ali alstTssS
tions a. each point, a. named above, or 20 aive a
deep at low alter, near right bank Of river and en-
tire REMOVAL as shove at other points.
work viii be finished, and the methsd or manner ,i
removal proposed hether by blasting or otaeTwise
and the bids will what sum 81 M STsy m M -
sdci,lon TO the material removed, wi be dsman led
The right J. reserved 10 reject suy or all bids for
any reason deemed sufiioIent BY the undersigued
fropesaIs Will be opened NJ I m of the Il .iay
., oe.9psr next ensuing in presence Of such bidders
Form Of proposals 10 be had at this Office
BE- re a. tie IN duplicate win also
earth required reopen p1ieh CAP cana"
ing to PAM, &C s in the Once INVOLVING removal OF
.sS,s sSa
ter milf: Price Per yard measured either in cut on
Proposal. must be in duplicate, endorsed Pro-
posais ior removing obetrnctors in James river, and
COPY q this aSs ss
'fe''" COL. WILLIAM cR.,ouuu
oc24-td Cpion Bank Building. Baltimore Ma
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MAIAGHR G. d. HESS DrsAPPorNrs A DEPUTY
SHERIYR.-The Pittsburg Post thus tells how
ton Of that city tried to collect 81 200 which
they claimed to be due them from Mr.. q. d.
Hess, WHO u we'll known here, and u ct present
manager OF the Richings' Opera Troupe: A
sumn ons was issued for Mr.. Hess, and deputy
sheriff was detailed on Saturday morning to
serve the same. The deputy visited the Acad-
envy, and, under Instructions, calmly awaited
Loneumesu, 10 Execute the same. The sner1st IL
Hess, however, got wind Of the affair and nys-
terioIly disappeared before the hour ap-
pointed, gIestly to the chsgrin Of the deputy.
train to East Liberty, and there, by precon-
certed arrangement, the Pacific express, which
came along subsequently, stopped and took the
from this vicinity WHAT furtSeS action p xsS S
taken In the matter has not, rs yet, transpired.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING THE WASH
L INGrON CANAL
-, Obblck OF TIE COMMISSION.
AAfSns OFFICE, CRY HALL,


H. WASHINGTON, October eth, 1850
by virtue Of IN act Of Congress Approved july
tt.sn, ~, me rndsrsigned Commissioners for the
improvement OF the Washington Canal, invite pro-
Soeais ior that work, which Wli be opened III this
Omce on the 10TH DAT OF NOVEMBER MAT Al II
sloc8 n. N the presence Of the bidders.
Ine work vii be divided into two sections, the
balm and running 20 the center Of sixth 6p street
vest. ana the second from the center Of sixth f6l
street west running 10 the channel Of the Eas.ern
Branch OF the Potomac.
The entire deposit in the canal must be removed or
taken out 20 depth Of four feet at the sides and in
teo AZ may De deeigpated In the specfcatious which
may De seen at the May or once.
bios Tor the gross amount only of each or both
sections will be entsrt ained -
No propoeAl will be entertained unless accompa-
hleo py bono Tor twenty thousand dollars for each
secuon, or forty thousand for the whole, ar proved
oy the usited states District Attorney for the Dis
IRENE Court OF said District that the parties IN
RSrIofm me service. IL awarded 20 them. and that
tbey vill complete the work IN accordance with the
specnestions and TO the entire sstisfadon Of Con-
The york my.t be commenced within fifteen ClD
the nrs day Of July. ISL. The work 10 be paid FOR
Twenty per cent Of the amount win be Withheld
until the completion Of tue work
Proposals lendorsed Proposals for the Improve
ment OF the ashngton Canal must be adtres I'D 20
The Hon. II. q. Emery, Mayors Once, " sshinston'
The ss Commission reserves the right 70 ;pIor
President Of the C0mmissicn.
Oe2s-st Secretary Of Commission.
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GLORIOUS NEWS Z

NEWS.
Cents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Ever.
Gents Merino Undershirts and Drawers s.
20, 80, 60 and IS cents. The best 81 Und .rshirts
in the District. Good White Shirts 49, 80 81
and Sl.25; splendid article az and 1925. Good
Cotton Socks. four pair for 25 cents. Handker-
CHIEFS already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
IN an endless variety. The finest assortment Of
bows. Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city
Cav and see for yourselves. Franc a. Goldman,
100 9TH street, between ID and T. streets aud
Marble Hall, CO. 9TH street, opposite Patent
omce. 1921: q,
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HExrL,R has all kinds Of Thermometers. g..

DISEASE AMONG THE HoGs.-We learn that
disease Is now prevailing among the swine Of
this country, which Is proving fatal to an alarm
ing extent Gentlemen with whom We have
conversed pronounce the disease to be conges-
tive fever, and informs us that it is fatal in al
most every instance. So great Is the alarm in
some sections OF the country that many of our
farmers are selling Off their hogs lf-fattened.
the worst Of all there appears to be no remedy.
If the disease continues undated there Is no
telling the loss it will occasion. In converse
ton with veterinary surgeon, since writing the
above, he gave it as his opinion that the first
heavy froets would arrest the disease-Loudon
Va, Repx6liean.
ga Western editor is ravine about thu
"lambient pastimes of boreal corruscations y
The readers Of the paper don't know whether
it's the aurora borealis or whisky that ais him.
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THE NEW MARKET-HoUsE
PROGRESS

Messrs. Henry +. Davis, y. G. Ordway and
Sam. s. Smoot, by direction OF -he corporators
of the new Market-House Company, met to-day
At one O'Clock a. the Office OF Adolph Glass, the
arcniteet, who has prepared the plan OF the
bolo.hS. Inc plan and specifications were all
thoroughly examined and approved 90 That the
N0rk can be commenced Immediately - .ar the
organization OF the company on the 5s.,Irox.
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SHIRTS.

IN immense variety for men and boys, without doubt
the largest assortment to be found in the District
These Shirts are well known, and il is unnecessary
them. They have recently been much improved by
s & % OF ses stock while the prizes
Night Shirts.
MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
All grades, from 7sc. to So. Buying these goods.
in many cases, directly from the manufacturers, am
The speciaities this season will be Shirts and Draw
ers for 90. les, and S1.5O. Buyers will make a
note OF this.
LAMBSwOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Very fine scarlet for IS.
CANTON. UNDERsHIRTS AND
DRAwERS,
ST. ts;t White fss ali q my own G %sn Ht
sUsPEEDERs,
20 per cent. less than usual prices.
Kid, Cloth, Thread, DoRskin, India Sheep. very
Deer, Home made Bucksiin Gloves. Gsnntlets and
Halt Gauntets, &C, at bottom prices.
TIES, BOWS, &C.,
In every variety.
BOls' UNDERCLOTHING,
or Nerino.
FLANEEL. UEDERCLOTHING.
All wool, scarlet and white, from so to So each
Large stock.
RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING,
At tottom prices.
KNIT JACKETS:
Domestic, Cardigan, and German.
UMBRELLAS,
The largest assortment af the lowest pricas I, fat,
ION, bingham, Alpaca and silk
GYMHAeT SUITS:
Shirts Tiehts and Trunks, Of the best quality and
make, always on hand. leotArd and Body Dres,
Shirts; MONKEY, Bear and Devil Suits, Snits for
Cricketers, &C., OF worsted made to order at short
notice. oi'
FOB TAILORING,
large and hne asscrtnent Of WEST OF ENG.
LAND BROADCLOTHs and MILLIONS, various
Fine FRENCH and AUSTRIAN CLOTHS.
Fine FRENCH and GERMAN COATINGs:
Fine FRENCH ana GERMAN DOEsKINS:
Fine ENGLISH, FREHCH and DOMESTIC GAS.
Fine FOREIGN BEAVERS, &C., &c made in
approved styles By the best workmen.
Goods BY the yard or pattern.
~ WHOLESALE BUYERS, IN EVERY DE.
PARTMENT, LITERALLY DEALT WITH,
ONE PRICE ONLY! NO LESS!,
GEO. g. HENNING,
oe1s,u No. 40 SEVENTH STREET, ",
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LIIuT. ALIxANDIR TAFT, in charge of tn,
Metropolitan Detective Corps, IL very i'll at hi
residence on 1lth, near r street.
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We HAVE from Crandsll & Riley, booksellers
corner of eth and ID streets, q specimen of an
excellent variety Of black writing ink, manu-.
featured by Blackwood s. Co., London.
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s0Sweet sixteen has Q new notion. She ties
. ven tightly across her face after the manner
the little tip end OF the nose and the prttv I,ps
are concealed from view. "P'
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MAJOR DE- WERE BURR has 50 far rec,vs,aa
rom the effect Of bis recent fal, from his buo
as to enable him to be removed to his home
Yesterday In the country.
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The WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK cor.
ner OF 9TH street and Louisiana avenue, is open
nom $50 to 7:30 O'Clock every Saturday evening
in addition to its regular banking hours. IL
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Boys Cloth
ing, go TO Ode0n Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
corner a street. ZIG
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GEORGE C.. HENNING,
Nc. 40 SEVENTH STREET N. w.,
RESPECTFULLY INVITES THE ATTENTION
OF PURCHASERS TO HIS
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
Tailoring Departments.

''''''e'
BEAVER OVERCOATs,
Ps,sicoinr ran IN Price from s,os .,
Blaek and Blue Beaver Overcoats excellent articles
y,
Inrar,ous coIofs
MELTON ovERCoArs,
A great variety OF colors, of different weights and
styles, fsom SIS to s23.
GLENGARY, or WING OVERCOATS,
ch; Esr R materials as English Jweed' nns Shia
$50. A leading article in this garment viii be a
very superior article Of kepelant extra quality and
FROCK, or sURToUT OvERCOATs,
In but few styles of Beaver and Petersham the la.
ter well suited 10 livery and at a low price.
CAPEs OR CLoAKs,
The largest ASSORTMENT, in Black and BIua Beaver,
Melton; Ohineh,a, &C. from $40 to $50. Also
s go 60 c,ss,,rpr Sr,rs
SACK COAT CAsSIMER SUITS,
or vsrious patterns and designs; from SS to sao
sdme bandsnme nn. a. vith danbie breasfe coaS
FRoCK. COAT CASHMERE sUJrs
This stspe article is to be found in great variety s
Ani' nTicas ranano from Sio - an "'i0'' 81
DERRy C.ssIMrRE su,rs
rh;s .,v,e Of snit ba. become varv n,nni., This
ton, and to meet he demand large assortment has
.~ ph s,u xarw bands.m ss
suit WIN 'on'e very nanos'ne ohes.
MILTON SUITS, FRoCKs and DERBY SACKS
LIVER popular ana GOOD from 10 10 s.o'
BEAVER SUITS,
An inmense yayietv IN cas-. but tbose at 90
black and blue, are particularly cheap. They may
be hsd IN frocks and SACKS.
COATS, WITH VESTS TO MATCH;
Many varieties of Cashmere, Nations, Beavers,
S2a are recommended. o'' '0' ." "na
BLUE SUITS FOR ars.
IN
n.IoH|, 800,
i nLooN "n ,hSio III MAfJh.
mere, fa.hionsbly cut, with single s and douSls.
breasted Vests, from TO Si2.
C.ssIwrpr p.Nr.rooys
w,,h,r, snd fram a 20 Sin 81 I.,a..
sin ~ ana wan made CIV VI ia'e't Styles and
wopu1uo p.ur.,oou,
oh 80" =" 90
Blue PANTALOoNs,
Indigo aye'" ano me, ana very servicesbie, for
ise s'ocA.
DOEsKIN PANTALOONs,
BEAVER pANTALooss:
Heavy black and blue, asd very cheap at as. Va
1ious sizes.
FULL DRESS COATS,
Of black ssac Cloth n. from 20 oo to $50
FhoCh DhESS COATS.
OF black nav Be Ieed on for coop md coat
..--
wa no,
W piaCk e.H ulue pio"d ~ IIou 10 70 20.
Those az SI' arc not 10 NC SURPASSED anywhere for
'no
From medium 70 nne' ana from to $40.
BEAVER SACKS AND rROCKS
Good and reliable, from Is TO 500.
FINE RLACK Cr,oru vrsrs
no ONoih shSISi
10 pu''on MI" ' manner " co. maze IN best
SILK VELVET VESTS,
For the low price of SIO
rho ore,,e,t varietv sinoIe and don,,Ia I-o,s,o, .
Ahe the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrices of : and ~ ''eu AT
80, - -
From 90 $50
r,,,v .Nn
WHITE DUN AND mAhSElLLES VESTS,
Double ana s,gde maze ana hli'hed in the
Des' nei' hoA sou " CO.
FALL OVERCOATS,
!: CT
yOUTHs, OyrRCnaTS
Vari,ns s,vios 49,
~ o''e''
BOYS SUITS,
AID apted to the wants and within the means NJ a.,
Jacket and Paptaloous Suits. 10 $40 Now in It,
a desirable assortment for s q end IS A
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FALL-FOr Mems, Youths and Boys Fur
I1shiDg Goods, to be had at extremely low
prices, 90 to Phiiip Wallach's. 27,6
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE Of PROPERTY In GEORGE.

x u.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY INGEORGE.
TOWN, d. U.
q BY virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date On
81 he 10Th day Of August, A. ID. 1867, and recorded
in LibeI Y =, No. g, 70 10 40, ct seanitHr, one
OF the land records Of Washington county. District
OF Columbia. and At the request in writing, of the
Treasurer Of the Sixth Building Association OF
GeoTRetown, District aforesaid, will expose for
sale at public auction in front Of tho premises on
mONpAf, the S1st day OF October, A. d. 1870, at
A O'CLOCK p. M, all that part Of Lot numbered CO.
In Threlkelds addition to Georgetown. District OF
CoumbiA, heretofore owned by William Pars1ns, and
situated at the intersection Of Second and Lingan
streets and fronting on Second street about -ixty-
hve feet and sixty feet LinRan street, Improved
by building used as a store and dwelling
Terms Of sale: One half cash. (of which 8 700 will
be required to be paid down at time of sae balance
IN and months with interest secured by deed of
trust on the property. All the terms of sale To be
complied with within five days after sale, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at cost and risk Of defsulfing purchas
upon giving hve 80 days notice by advertisement in
some newspaper published in the District of Column
bla All conveyaneing and stamps at cost of purcha
SER. WIN. ID. CASSIN.
FRED. W. JONES Trustees
BE q oaw6ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
nnria I
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Green & Williams.
asnctoneers. have cold lot fronting 10 feet on
massachusetts avenue, between 5th and 9Th
streets west, improved by a six room frame
house, No. 5l3, to Zephanfah Jones, for g., Zoo.
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I ABGE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN.
Tie LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE ASSERT
hENT We have ever offered our customers.
DBESS GOODS, consisting in part OF
Superior Black Silks. Irish Poplins, Empress
Cloths, English Saline In Cloth Ooicrs. Serges do.
Noleures. French Meripos. from IS cents MP; Plaid
Poplina. Delahnes from Is, Is CENTS the celsbra
ted Buffalo and Beaver Brands Black Alpacs-, Isl
pieces Cloth Cassimeres and Cassine.s, from So
cents up: Water proof Cloths for Cloaks and suits
frcm 81 up, all colors.
Juela celebrated KID GLOVES. Joseohs KID
GLOVES 81 BENJAMIN MILLER,
se2otr 101 Bridge street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29
1 AkGk ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS.


IL Ter GOODS
JOHN Ii. SMOOT,
119 Bridge Street, GEORGETOWN, d. o.,
Has received ana is Offering at very low prices
a large assortment of FALL and WINTER GijuDS,
selected with great care from the New York impor.
tors and Jobbers, and bought ezclUsfrely for asa
comprleing full line of Ladies Dress Fabrics bes
BIN silks, French and Irish Bl < and Cold Paplns
corded Epnglings ar Reps, Em press Cloths, French
braLds Plaid Mohairs, Satin Cloths and Surc IS for
suits. MOURNING GOODS of the best grades a fuli
line. Cloths Cassimeres and Tweeds; COurvoiser's
Alexaneers 9, and Jouvin's Kid Gloves; avery fair
Mo Glove al 81; Hosiery in every variety: Paislev
chiefs and Collars; Embroidered and Plain Handk re
Waterproof and Sacking Cloths first rate assert
nels. Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Sheetings
Shrtlngs, Richardson best Irish Linens, Baskets
and Spreads: Brussels. Ingram and Three p:y Oar
pets, Bugs, Mats. oil Cloths, &c. Cash purchasers
are invited 10 call before making their purchases
oc22 I'm JOHN II, SMODy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-29

SECURED SEATS fer Marietta Ravel's openins
night, at Walls Opera House on Monday next
are selling lively.