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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, October II, 1858.
Harm Of Fre-Wrlitc Prepcr u',on-CAunse OF
Jurisdtiion-NeD TriLe Of Red Men-Terpsicor-
ian Mihstrels-St. Mury's Fair, SC.
On yesterday morning soon after the commence
ment of religious exercises in most of the churches
the town bell rang alarm Of fire. when all the males
cleared out of the courts, OF the portcOes and not
few left the interior and FASTENED the direction of
the fish wharf. Fortunately the CONFEDERATION did
no Visible harnI-so the suctions, bes, and people
returned to their several places Of deposite The
baInneSs of the day and evening filled the various
places OF worship to their utmost limit, and ques-
ton whether there has ever been many listeners
to the Tord in Alexandria at time before.
The Gazette gives the following result OF the cleo
ton for officers in the 10th regiment V. NJ Coone
=. King Shay; Lieut.. Colonel. BENJAMIN Thomas
Major, George Plain
understand from source that leaves no doubt as
TO lis correctness that the jurisdiction of the Catholic
congregation in this city will be transferred almost ,-
medately to the diocese OF RchmOnd-Rt Rev, John
Hctil, ID. d., bishop.
Preparations are i'll progress for the opening of an
other branch of the Improved Order of Red Men
among us. The style OF the new organization will
be =. Wal Eagle Tribe, No.-.n
The TerpslcOrian Mnstrels advertise IN engage
meHt here Tomorrow evening. Thy will receive
the usual patronage of Ethiopian entertainments.
Preparations ON grand scale have been made for
the opening of 81. Mary's Fair this evening Sarepta
Hall IL finely decorated for the OCCASION and the la
dies promise that all who Writ their entertainment
will not regret it, Who ever knew them to deceive,
The Guards are preparing for parade on the 18th;
the brotherhood st the Union for display on the
Oath The weather continues PLEASANT and trade.
quite brl>k. AMI.
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List Of Arrivals at the Princinal Hotels

NottonI Hotet.-W E Mayhem 4 lady. Md Miss
L Poor, DO; Miss Poor do; G Andrews Pa; ]
Taylor, USA; L Bowen, Nd; w Z French i
lady, Macs; Moore lady. NY: NJ Shackelford
sc; Mrs Shaekelford, do; Miss atcs, do; JAS Polk
Md; John List, Va; Major Chace USA; w A L
Maddox; Mrs Maddox child NJ Jones & lady,
NY; Cox, Pa; NJ Jones, USN; G Fitzmmons &
lady, Sc; Mrs FItzimmons, do; Mrs Holbeck, do;
Capt Wilson, do; III Nicholson Nd; X Gibson,
LA; Mann, Jr. NY; o Clagett, Va; &C Whit
ing lady, Mass; w Wheeler. NY; DIR BacEp.
USN; Curberry & lady, NY; r Ward s !ady do:
Smith, sc; F Adie. lady & children. Va: j
|. NJ knight, NJ; 7 f Bollom. Va; Or Wier, Miss;
Miss Wier, do; Mr. J e Dull. Md; Mr. C Borart do;
DR. Walton. Va.
Rroc1s' Hotel MIR s. iIrs Nudge, Md; nr Cow
man, USN; w McConkey & lady, o; J r Gran;
lady, NY; WIN Fry Md; Mrs Miller NY: ] X
Bruyn lady, do. Il Harris, do; d Freeman
Md: John Swan, do; Van Camp, Cal: F. Van
Camp, do, Jas Goggin, Va; ID Bartlett & lady
Mass; G Hyland, Md; James NJ SeweIl, do: DIR ii
Troup. do; Chas Lee, do; Mr. & Mrs Miller, NY: G
FalcOner. o; VIM Huber, do; Rev V " DOLLY lady.
Ga; Mrs Bourk, do; Miss Dubignon, do; Gov Brown
Fla; Mrs Archer, do; Miss NJ Brown do; Mr. & Mrs
Loskanp, NY; Weldon, Ala; Levi Bovd, Md: 7,
Johnson, do; II May, q; Jay, do; A Murphy &
family, Pa; l. Matthews & lady, Va; 5 Hartman &
lady, do; w Comfy, Ky.
tnifej Stcfcs IIotei-P f BrOcclms, Ala: + w
Hall, Ind; II IIrfliz, Miss; John McGill. La; A r
Horne, Pa; r Martin, NJ & w Dickson va: II r
Bowie. DC: Il NJ Harrison lady. NC G w Whar-
ton, Mass { ID Whalen, do; Ira Knceling & dauell-
ter, do.
Irrins Hotci.-W Hart, DC: Wymau. the
Wizard. Pa: JHo Toy. do: Mrs NJ Seymour do: W
w Ralietts, do; T. II Winfield. Ca Van Zandt
DC; &c Harris, USN; p Washington. DC.
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Oct Is, 12 N.-Breadstuffs
dull. Howard street -four is held at
Sc 81: City Mills, the same. There are
sellers but no buyers The supply of
grain is large. White wheat, 81 3S cts.
81 ~ cts-l0,000 bushels sold. Red
wheat, 81 33 cts. 81 $1,000 bush
els sold. White corn. IS Il cts:
yellow corn, 76 IS cts-l0.OO0 bushels
sold. Butter, in kegs, IA Is cts: in
rolls, II 20 cts.
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Sudbury and Erie Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l7.-At a meeting
of the County Board this morning. com.
munication was received from Messrs.
Faunce and Smith. two of the County
Commissioners, stating that they had SUBJ
scribed S2,000,000 to the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad, and asking the concurrence
of the Board.-Smith is new member
and only entered on his duties this morn
ing. The matter was debated, but no
definate action had upon the subject.
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BY GREEN d SCOTT, Auctiom.ers.
NEW TWO-STOHY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
~ AT AuCTIDN.-on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
instant. We hail sell. the premises at O'Clock
p IN, COOL two-siory franr House containing six
good aud COW enientiy arranged rooms, and wood
house. Tie loo fronts % fe.t inches between 9Th
and it -tceets wrst. the Issrd. running back to
Il foot dey 81 feet L inches it being Lot No. s..
III subdivision of S,uar No. Asa.
Terms one-hElf cash: haaIce in two instruments
to suit the purchasers convenience, not to exceed Il
months the notes Tor deferred payments to Rear in
terest fr0tn day OF sale. deed given ami deed If
trust taken.
Title inGi$l utalIe. GkEEN SCOTT,
I'D
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ny a. T.. M CT IKE, AucttOneeF.
LC ENITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EPFECrS
l. AT AUCTl0N.--On WEDNESDAY morning
October 18TH at 10 oclo k. shall sell at the resi-
dencc OF DIR Liebermann, on the south side OF ST.
between 18Th and 18th streets, all his Household
Furniture and et!erts-
Mahogany crSe Piano Forte. by Gilbert
Mahogany Arm and Parler Chairs, in BrocatelIe
Crimson Gamask and Embroidered Lace Curt.ibs
Hllt-Trame Mirror. tiirandoles Astrsl Lamps
Marbe-iop Per Table, Git Cornice ard Fixtures
mahogany and Walnut Centre, Card, ana Side Ts
bies
Mahogany Sofas, Rocker, and Parlor Chairs
Painted cane aud wooiseat Chairs
french Mnntel Time piece
Marble and cast iron StatUette.
Mahogany lock and Mineral Cases
Mahogany French Bedftcads, Wardrobe
Washstrnds, Toilet Sets
Best Currd hair and Husk Mattresses
Boosters and Pillows Blankets. Couuterpaues
French China Dinner and Tea Wave
Plated Css'ors, Decauters Tumblers
Finger Bowls. Wines. Cordials
RefriSeraors. Bath Tubs, Cooking Stove
Thrce-piy Ingram, and Venetian Csrpcting
OIL Cloth, Mating. Stair Rods and Eye.
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Uten-
sils
Terms SO and under ca,h that sum a
credit OF two aUd four months for notes satisfactory
ly endorsed. bearing interest.
j. c. MCGUIRE,
{" Id AuctonPer.
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10 There il no better time than the present to
purchase your supplies of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or Iow-prre,l rnpa.
we would urge the prudence Of visiting thr popular
establishment known a. NOAH WALKERS MAE
BILE HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM Browns buiid
ing, where they be suited with every variety aud
style of clothing. Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists in part, of fine black and fancy
cloth frock sack and dress coats superior ain AMI
fancy Cashmere business fr'ska and sacks: rich
tainlaa, paletets and sack overcoaS with TIA br t
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks. satin. cashmere aud plush
vests Also, shirts, collars, drawers socks cravats
hnndkerchiefs, suspenders, gloves. undershrts &c
All of which they will sell iow,- than anv other
house in this or any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies' to their complete assortment
Of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
always ON hand.
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a-lNvALlDs recovering from the effects Of Fcvc-
Billions tiea'es. or long continued Illness of any
kind. will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which will revive their dr. oping conS!,i
tions cxpel all bad humors from the blood cyra the
liver TO prompt and healthy action end hy its tonic
properties. restore the patient to life and vicor.
We can only say TkY 1T. :. G;ngle bottle is worth
all the socallcd Sarsaparillas in existence. IT con
tains no Mercury. Opium or any other noxious or
poisonous drug and can lie given to the youngest
infant without hesitation
See tie certificates Of wonderful cures around the
bottle. More than five hundred persons IN the ely
OF Richmond. Vs.. can testify to its coed effects
r See advertisement
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A CERTAIN Cure FOR CHnLs AND FEvERs-Dr j. s.
ROSES FEVER AND AGUe TONIC.-The a-ue kei,r the
most common form OF disease and indeed the fore
runner OF most If not all other Diseases demands for
Its radical cure remedy which has been we'll tested
possessing full power to eradicate disease and
strengthen the constitution. This mixtur" having
never iaiiei III single csc Is pronounced by thong
ands To lie that remedy. fricc so cents.
See Dr. Roses Medical Adviser. Ito be hal of lii,
agents, gratis, for treatment. &c.
III" above. with all of DIR. J. s. Roses Valuable
Family Medicines to he had of u. u. Gilman C. Sto:
& Co. VIM Ill. Gilman, John W. Nairu. Patterson IL
Nairn, William T. Eraos, Kidwell & Lawrcncc J. u.
Moore. Washington; i'll Kidweli, GcorsctoHn II: and
of ali dealers in Alexandria, Va.
oct l. ro.,w*-
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SHAWI.S

WE have now in store the following Shawls
w which VIC know is the best stock in the Dis
trict
IS Waterloo Loss Shawls
SO Bay State Mills Long Shawls
81 Waterlctt Long Shsws
$50 All-wool Square Shawls
10 White and colorcd Grape ohawls
50 Cashmere Shawls
40 Long and Square Brocha Shaws
30 Various styles of Mourning Sbawls
TO the whole OF which we invite the particular at
tention Of purchasers.
VERIFY, TEBBs VERIFY
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street.
oc If Union I'm
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AUCTION NOTICE.

l j aNlNG Eafe arrangements to hold regular
IL evening sales at the stand of Gr I. EDDY
Penass lvania avenue. National Hotel. I would
res ctirliv ali the attention OF persons having any
goods 90 sell such Watches. Jew-lry Books Sta
uonerv, anu al kinds OF fancy goods, S+rars, Guns
CUTLERY, &c. l am prepared 70 i've Cous gn-
incnt~ for regular sa,s will devote special ven
in@s to any rer'nns invoices when Gesi-ed-iu all
ceses they must be unlimited. And flsttcr myself
IN fom General knowledge have gained by expe-
rence Of the Vrluc of goods. will lie able to yive
satisfaction. VIM r. LEWIS
Auctionepr.
Wanted, smart BOY, about Is years of age
Enquire above. oc l2-Iw.
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The Fever at Baltimore-Bronson's Reply to
Secretary Guthrie.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, II M.-The fever
at Fell's Point is abating, and the alarm
on account fits existence subsiding. 1t
is now pronounced only bilious.
Collector Bronson publishes to-day in
the New York papers singing reply to
Secretary Guthrie.
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Vermont Legislature.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 17.-Horatio Need
ham, Free Soil Democrat, was elected
Speaker to-day, by vote of ll9 TO So
for Grandy, Wing, and 2 for Bingham,
Dem. Davey, DEM, was unanimously
elected Clerk.
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New York Markat

New YORK, Oct. 1S-1 p. M.-There is
a perfect panic in breadstuffS. Flour has
declined. Sales of $4,000 barrels State
brands at Sc IS cts. Southern. ST
Wheat, 10000 busheld Genesee sold at
81 81 cts; Michigan at 81 IS cts. Corn,
10000 bushels sold-yellow IS cts. Cot
ton dull. Stocks slightly upward.
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The War News BY the Atlantic.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA letter received
by commercial house here from O lead
ing and reliable commercial house in Lon.
don, states that the reported declaration
of war by Turkey against Russia is with
out foundation, and was started for spec
ulativc purposes.
Cotton has declined here l cent per
pound since Friday.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

| WILL offer nj private sale, my LEASE, with
Bar room Gas Fixtures, and other articles all OF!
chase. Locality Pennsylvania avenue, south
side. near 9th street back street: con
taiiis l. ROOMS in good order. Time of lease ~
mouths. The House is in good repute and doing Il
good business; front just painted. a quantity of
good LIQUOR can he had at cost price. For fur
tii"r particulars the subscriber.
All persons indebted TO will please call up and
pay and save further trouble. ]. DAVIS.
fiji
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.

IA WI. II. STA FORD. Merchant Tailor
~ north side of pennsylvania avenue, under
NJ Gadsbys Hotel, has just returned from the
.-la- North, and is now opening well. selected
stock of French and English Goods. such as CLOTH
CASSIMERES, and VESrINGS, of the latest stvls
and importation, all of which he will have male to
order in the most fashionable manner, at short To-
tice, and at the lowest possible price for cash or to
punctual men OH time Ile would take this o,pur-
tuniy to return his sincere thanks to lis friends and
generous public fogther liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upneY him, and solcits continuation
and increase of"the same. All orders will be exc
cuted with piomptnes. and dispatch.
N B.-Also on hand very beautiful assortmS Mt
Of Gent!emens' Furnishing Goods.
sep 26-2awTu6S
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Watch ReturnS.-Elizabeth Bigg., for beating her
band, who is sick in bed sent to Jail. Samuel
Bisgs for beating Elizabeth Biggs; gave security to
keep the peace. He is the brother of the sick MIN
and works for the support of his brother and rented
hon for hun and bis family j. Cardgan drunk and
disoFdcry paid fine and costs. b. Il. Dyson, do. do
Young gentlemen, who unfortunately are obliged
to take lodging Tor the night in the guard ous com
plain of the accommodations. Although it is Il TEN.
perance house, drunken men are frequently seen
there and when about leave are tn. first to com
plain Of the high prices. The charges are certainly
high; but the proprietor, Captain Birch, does not ask
patronage
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To THE L.anIES

@s. The latest style Of Winter HATS just re-
A.iceVetl.-The undersigned respectfully in
H&5S yites the attention of the ladies 10 examine
SEAour new style OF HATS. and to inform them
that ready to receive and execute all orders
for HATS, CAPS, IEAD-DRESSES, &c, with neat
ness and dispatch. Also very select assortment Of
pointed velvet RIBBON, all eoIers; together with
every variety Of Fancy Coos, at
WM. Z. SHEDD'S,
llth street, above Pennsylvania avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.


By z. n. STRATTON, Auetioneer.
DESIRABLE THREE-SToRY BRICK HousE
- AND LOT at Auction.-0n TUESDAY af.er-
noon October 2oth ut ~ O'Clock on the premises
shall sell that valuable property the west side
or 10th street, between and Massachusetts, avenue
being Lot No. Is in Square 342, improved by . new
modern built three story brick House, with porches
hack building. wood house. good cellars, a pump of
excellent water in the yard, and every convenience
for private g.nteel family The lot is 26 by % TT
TO an alley II feet WIDE and contains z4i4 square
feet.
Title beyond dispute
Terms: One-fourth cash; residue in q. L., Is, and
~ months, with interest secured by deed Of trust
on the property.
The premises can he examined at anv time by
calling upon the Auctioneer. oc ls-ds
Intel Uniou1
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~ Joe ShfllinytOn

Is Joe Sht1lingtOn receives all the NEW
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast us published. He
Is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines.
and our readers will always find large and good as
sOrnent of Blank Books aud Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner sf44 street and Penn
syiVanla avenue. aug 10
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I'UR SALE-A valuable FARM Of 2lo acrcs.
near Al"xan :riH. Any gentleman wishing to
purchase very desirable private residence near the
'iy VIII |" furnished the particulars of sale
&c 10y calling IT my rooms in TodIs Building. Pa.
avenue. III. CAMERON.
1--Tutftf.
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BY DOWNS s HUTCHINSON u.,r,

GUNS, PLATED WARE. JEwRLRY, &c. at A,c
~ ton.-0u WEDNESDAY evening October 10
at oc.ork We Will sell at our store q large nssort
ment of Guns. some of very superior quality Engli,
manufacture, warranted Also, fine assortment OF
Silver plated Ware. such as
Tea and Table spoons
Dessert. Dinner and Tea Forks, Butter Knives
Sugar and Salt Spoons
Fish Knives, &C., &c.
Also, a lot of Britannia and Block Tin Ware
Also, a great variety Of Jtwslry
Gold and Silver Watches &c
DOWNS HUTCHINSON. turtiorccrs
Atheneum Building.
Pa. avenue, between Il and 9th streets
lS-2t-
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e. NJ. BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit-
ter and Plumber,
SOutUcst corner ofsM and ID streets,
I s prepared at all times to supply the public gene
i rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, of
the latest styles and patterns, the most reason
able terms.
Churches, Hotels, or any public private build
iHgs, ntted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DIR. Riders Inteat Gas RsG,tlnto
which for economy and superior light should be pos
scssed by all consumers Of Cav. sen Oft
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9 PORTING POWDER.-Ju,to opened an
~ assortment of diamond grain aud other superi-
or Qualities of SPORTING POWDER, and all other
goodr in the sporting line for sale by
JNO. VI. BADEN
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9Th street.
oc 1l-T&Fiw-
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Letters from Messrs. Bronson and o'Connor.

NEW YORK, Oct. Is, lP. M.-Bronson' 8
letter, published in this morning papers.
is oignihed, pungent, Independent, and
scanning. 1t places in the strongest light
the Objectionable character of the course
of Secretary Guthrie; vindicate his own
action from the censure bestowed upon
it; claims the right of acting according to
his own convictions in all matters not
properly falling within the supervision of
the National Administration: tells the
Secretary distinctly that the Federal Gov
ernment has no right te NEEDLE with
issues involved in State politics or make
them the test of adherence to the Demo-
cratic party.
oConnor, District Attorney, also has
lengthy reply to the Washington Union.
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BY w. b. WIS, Auc,ton.er

"ANHES. JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c nj
w AuCTl0N.-I shall sell, at Mr. s. Eddy's
Store, on Pennsylvania avenue near Natl nal Hotel
on EDNESDAf evening next at O'Clock a select
invoice OF Gold and Silver Watches, among " hich
splendid English Gold Hunting. patent levers
4 do LadieS Gold Watches, full jcweily,i. in Is
carat eases
Several flee Levers ard Icliues III silver cass
Also, Gold Guard >nd Nast Chains
With @ocd assoi tment of fire God Pins rar,incx
fenCii Eir.S, Locket$. &c
". H. LEWIS
&C LIT .,,c,;o,.
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FOR RENT-The BUILDING now b

49, FOR RENT--The BUILDING now he
-: ing fini>hcd the northeast corner of 9TH st.
ana Louisiana avenue in this city.
The first floor has been constructed for a Banking
Est :';isme'it, ii marble, th yaats. &c, and two
stores 9Th street. The basement is construct i
TO embrace all the modern conyeniences for Res
taurant, in cOnnrXnn with "A Kitchen and vaults for
coal. oysters provisions, The restaurant conf
mulicatcs both from in and ont doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed Of tour rooms. COM
municaing through ample folding door. f-r the ac-
ccmmo!"t"n of either large ar snail private parties
Should tl1 SeCoIG story not he taken in connection
with the saurart the Will be rented for Of
tccS. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the build ny, AID is well adapted for a
commndiuns hi.li%r' room fer three tables. The
fourth story embraces the whole extent If the build
Ing, aud Is well adapted for printing room or ar
mnry and. if not rented, will be reserved for meet
ing OF exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
improvements have been introduced Oh
each floor of this building. and its position situated
i'll the very heart of the most business portion of
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to- or adj iresS
Sc BARNEY,
street, between 9th and eth SITS, Washington
sep lI-e"tt-
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LNOR SALE, very valuable Tx ACT OF LAND
i'll Alexandria county. Virginia. containing ffly-
two acres and fraction. situated opposite George
to|n, and within quarter of mile of the Ferry
binds the Fairfax road ard the Turnpike from
the Ferry t" Ae5andris runs through the eastern
end Of it, There about seventeen acres of it in
good wood and timber and much fine cedar for posts
unon it, The cleared part has all been highly I'M
Pr"Nod and ltched with French drains. Fine spring.
o! pure water and never failing stream run through
it; The whole fenced i'll 20 the turnpike with q time
post and rail fence: gnOd barn. with sheds and
small dweliing-hou-e-, all in good order.
Til" soil is If very SGrcri0C Quality aud about sx
acre Enw w II "Gt i'll timothy and clover. and about
one acre rlan'@d III Pouches Of the best kinds.
This land il most beautifully situated. with q sur
face everywhere level AMI even - could I've de-
sired. Nearly IT," whole tract may le considered az
firs-I ate timothy Land.
Those wishing to purcl,asa will please call Oh Mr.
l.. Cartery, il Georgctown. or Owen hurry, First
Ward, Washington, for any further information.
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I NlilN1sIl EDMOO S.-Trn we'll

NtNA1SIi r D u q . NJ S-Two well fur
4 nishat CiAMBERS. iii a modern built house
win al Necessary c'nNo1eLces for bathing, can he
had without board i'll private family in one If the
mo- di-irahIe >liuat ons in Washington. and hut
few minutes walk FROM the D",ar,meuts apply
to DR.. PHILIP SMITH, II street. between 9Th and
10th. onpcaite the Episcopal Church.
con
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BY f.. N. sTRATTOs, Auc..on..r

ny T' ". SINAT ION, ANcffOMeer.
4 N''SING SALE OF DEY GOODS. I.v order GIG
~ W. Cut:er, Trustee.--tin WEDNESDAY morn
ing 0ctnl or 10TH 1T 10 o'clock Oh the first hoIr Of
my Auction Rooms. | Shall reremptorily. 10 ci,sc
the accounts, tie rry Goods remaining and those
VIII .ch are unsalei for. among which will he found
Superior Embroidered Grape Slaals
Bay STATE Shswis, Manlil.s Nisit-s
Bro cadc anu; Plain D1css silks
Mousst'aiues. CashmereS Alracss. M.rinos
Calicoe-. b own aud birached Muslins
2fi1 Dinner Table Cloths. Towcl!ing Crash
iiandkeIchiets. Gloves Hosiery
Sewiug Silk, Cotton, PertGmcry, &c.
The sbov" go'dS all tresh and s.asonsble. and
must d. sold.
Terms c;ssh. in IaI,hable funds, delivery.
J.. \. STRATToN,
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