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AUCTION SALES.
BY j. c. MAeUIRE, Auetioneer.

INTENSIVE SALE or IMPROVED AND UN-
Il improve Property belonging to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company in this city.-On WEB
NESDAY afternoon, November sd, at O'Clock. on
the premises. shall sell the following described
property, known as the ''O.d Depot Property" and
fnrrery occupied by the Railroad Corprny for tick
ct offices, freight and car houses, &c, viz
Lots l and 2, in subdivision Of reservation II,
fronting so feet on Pennsylvania avenue, at the cor
ner of ~ street west, and running back an average
depth of lis feet to alley, containing 6659 square
feet; together with the buildings c insisting of a
threestory and attic brick dwelling house aud large
frame shed building.
Lot II and part Of lot 16, In reservation L. front
ing SO feet north street, at the corner of I'd st
west, running back so feet to an alley containing
2,640 square feet.
Lots A. B, c, D. and E, subdivisions of lot 2, in
squsre 5i each fronting q feet on Cd street west
running back Isl feet inches to Is foot alley, and
containing 4,0Sll5 square feet.
Lot f. being subdivisions of lots and g. 10 square
oh fronting LOG feet Z inches, I'd street west,
running back IGs fee; inches, containing rs 0ell
square feet, with the building. consisting of sub
stantia, and well built fire proof brick warehouse
about SO by us, with heavy stone foundation, iron
roof and headings. This building and situation is
admirably sdapted for manufacturing purpo.es large
livery stables, OF as warehouses.
Lots q, H. X, l., n, and n, subdviion Of lot l.
in square 54, fronting 25 feet each on street and
Indiana avenue running back from 81 to ia feet
to to l6 foot alley
Lots Q, p g, Il. and 9, in subdivision of lot 1, In
square 5't tnting - feet LIST street west, be
tween north B street aud Indiana avenue, running
back l67 feet inches, and containing each S6172.
square feet.
The above property IS situated in the heart Of the
city. within a few hundred yards of the Capitol
grounds, new depot and principal hotels, tnd offers
greater Inducements for profitable investments than
probably will occur for years.
Autographed plates Of the property may be seer
at the anctiJu rooms of the subscriber the Office,
of the company in this city and in Baltimore AMI
on the ground ut the sale.
Trims One fourth cash the residue In four equa
pa ments at g. IL, 49, and "a mouths; notes bearing
in crest secured by deed of trust the property
BY order of the President and Directors Of the Bal
ore and Ohio Railroad Company.
j. C. MCGUIRE.
Id Auctioneer
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Arrival Of the Isabel. 4

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-THE United
States mail steamer Isabel, Captain Rol-
Inns, arrived at this port, this morning.
with advices from Havana to the 9th, and
Key West to the 9Th inst.
The political news is generally unim-
portant, although rumors were said to be
current of the discovery at Baracoa of a
conspiracy against the Government, in
which number of troops were implica-
ted.
Mr.. Murray, native of Philadelphia,
was found dead in a street at Havana,
supposed to have died of enlargement of
the heart.
The banks R. H. Gamble, and Lamar
tine; also the schooner Anderson, had
arrived at Key West from New York.
The brig Nancy Plaisted, from Attaka-
pas, for New York, previously reported
ashore, had been discharged of her cargo
of sugar by the wreckers; and the vessel
got off. She would be repaired.
The captain and crew were all still
sick of the fever at the Hospital.
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GREAT MATCH RUNNING RACE
FOR $500,
} YER COLU MBIA COURSE

Alexandria county, Ia.
THERE will I've match race for $500, over the
I above course, on TUESDAY, November 22d
lsS3 at O'Clock precisely. Heats, mile and re-
peat.
+. Suit enters b. &. JOHN GRAHAM
T. NJ. Hall eniers $. =. SANTA ANNA.
The above horses are thorough bred aud from
the best stock 10 The country, and great sport may
be expected. The proprietor Of the Offers the
following purses: Us per cent entrance, thres or
more entries to make q race.)
Purse of sloo for Wednesday, Nov. 23d, one mile
and repeat.
Pure of 500 for Thursday, Nov oath, two miles
and repeat.
Pure of $500 for Friday Nov. 25th, four miles and
repeat.
Entries must be made the Track hy Friday,
November 18th, before II o'clock
The proprietor having fenced in the Track and
made other improvements on the place, confidently
assures the public that they will find the best &C
oommodatons for man ard horse
CYRUS MARTIN,
nov ?-e"t nth Proprietor.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL
- PAINTINGS. AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS al
Auction.--On THURSDAY morning, November Il
at 10 o'clock, shall sell at the residence of X NJ
Walsh. Esd (at present occupied by Hon. VIM. l.
Marcy.l on PerEsy lvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, all his Furniture aud Housekeeping Ell
fects, comprising
Rosewood Tetea Tete Sofa
Arm and Parlor Chairs. in Maroon Flush
Elegant Rosewood Centre Table, with Egyptian mar
ble-top
Table Ornaments
Three beautiful oil paintings by De Brackeleer
Louis XIV. Reception, and Castor Chairs
Gilt-frame Mirrors, Candelabras
Ladies' Cabinet and Bookcase, Rout Tables
Walnut and Mahogany What Nots Lounge
Mahogany FreI Oh Sofa, Centre Table
Velvet, Brussels, and Three-ply Carpets, Rugs
Blue Damask and Lace Curtains, Cornice
Mahogany SideboarJ, Extension Tables
French China Dinner, Tea, and Dessert Ware
Bohemian and Crystacut Claret Jugs
DecanterS, Goblets, Champagnes
Finger Bowls. Wines, Tumblers
Silver plated Tea Service, Teakettle
Salvers, Casters, Cake Baskets, Coasters
Ivory handled Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
Elegantly carved Walnut Dressing Bureaus
Wardrobes, Washstands, French Bedstesd
Handsome Cottage Suites. Toilet Sets
Window Shades, ChintZ Curtains
Best Curled- hair aud Husk Mattresses
Bosters and Pillows, Bedding
Hat Rack, Hall Lamp, Oilcloth
Passage and Stair Competing, Rods and Eyes
Cooking Steve, Chamber Stoves
Together with good assortment Of Kitchen Uten
sis.
credit of two and four months for satisfactorily
dorsed notes bearing interest.
JC MCGUIRE,
nov id Auctioneer.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, November ]

BALTIMORE, November 10, 1883.
Rather d lucky chance or hit, has turned I'D for
the Wings of this State. 1t il ascertaned that
they have gained another member of the House Of
Delegates, by one majority, in one of the Eastern
Shore counties This gives them majority of one
on joint ballot in the Legislature, independent en-
tirely of the temperance delegation from Baltimore
The selection of an United States Senator there
FORE will be beyond the control of the Temperance
or Maine Law party, enabling the Wings TO assert
their own prerOgativcs. This will, in all probability
cause some uneasincss among the anti mint -julap
advocates.
The Circuit Court for Baltimore city, Judge Krebs
presiding. and VIM II. ii. Turner, Esq, clerk, will
commence lis first term this morning in the room
usually occupied by the Grand jury in the Court
house building.
Much anxiety is felt here to know in what manner
President Pierce will dispatch his fUrcOuing Message
ii will be recOlecied that quite Il mistake occurred
with the Inaugural in sending il off. Baltimore was
entirely overlooked. 1t is hoped such an oversight
will not occur again.
The recent triumph of temperance in our city has
worked quite revolution among cur grog- shops-
scarce one of them keeps open. The beneficial eff
feet Is perceptible among the outside crowd
Madame Sonias gives concert here on Tuesday
night. 1t will be magnificent affair. A very large
number OF tickets have already been sold. ] doubt
if she will be able to get off without giving another
entertainment.
Our dealers in bread.tIffs are much excited-epcc-
ulatOn is on tiptoe. The truth is, flour has been
strained to very high point, and is now danger
Gus article 10 touch The slightest pacific Indicate
from the other side will cause serious decline here.
The City Councils have been called in special ses-
SION by the Mayor for the purpose of considering the
question of making a loan to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company 10 assist thsm in redeeming their
outstanding obligations. RoDERIcK.
}T9-WYMAS is doing wonders hut his chs
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b. &C. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.

ESURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE MOUNT
l. PLEASANT HOTEL at Auction.-0n TUES
DAY morning, November 18th, at 10 O'Clock, shall
sell at the Mount Pleasant Hotel, kept by John Roy
Esq, the North Gate of the Capitol, sll his
Household Furniture and effects, consisting In part
Of
Mahogany bar and spring-seat Sofas
Divans, Ottomans, Rockers, Parlor Chairs
Mahogany marble-top Centre Tables
Mahogany Dining, Breakfast and Card Tables
Git-frame Mirrors, Pictures
Brussels. tbree-ply and domestic Carpets
Painted Floor Cloth, Window Shades
Hall and Step Carpeting, Brass Rods and Eyes
Mahogany Bookcase, Sideboard
Lounges Settees, Pa~age Tables
Cane and woodseat Chairs, Rockers
Brass Fire Sets, Rugs, Venetian Blinds
High and low post Bedsteads, Washstands
Bureaus, Toilet Sets, Looking glasses
China. Glass, and Crockery Ware
Table Casters, Cutlery
Large number of parlor and chamber Stoves
Excellent Cook stove and fixtures
kefrigerators, Tin Safe
Side Tables copper Cooking Utensils
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites.
Terms; $50 and under cash. over that sum a cred.
Of 60 and 30 days for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
nov 9-Its- Auctioneer.
P. s.-Mr. Toy being about to remove to his new
(which is admirably adapted for large boarding
house, except the bar-room and basement, which he
will retain.
For terms, &C., apply on the premises, or to the
Auctoneer. JAS. Z. MCGUIRE.
Auctioneer.
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Mississippi Election.

JACKSON, Mss, Nov. 12.-The Demo-
cratic ticket is elected by from 5000 to
10000 majority. VIM. Barksdale, De-
mocrat, is elected to Congress for the
State at large by heavy majority.
Weight, the regular Democratic nominee.
supposed to be elected over Majors in the
first district. Barry, the regular nomi-
nee over Wilcox, in the second; Single
ton, the regular Democratic nominee over
McClung, Wing, in the third district; in
the fourth district, Harris, Democrat,
elected without opposition. The Demo-
crots have made large gains in the Legis-
lature and secured decided majority over
Foote and the Wings.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
CONTINENTAL GUARDS
Al JACKSON HALL,
THURSDAY. Dec m her & 3

THURSDAY, December 1, 1859.
THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully an
i nounee TO their military friends the public in
general and the ladies in particular, that they VIII
give one of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY,
the LIST day Of December next TT Jackson Hall, b..
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of Ar
rangcments 30 not deem it necessary to say what
they wi do to make this (what tter first and &C.
cond annual balls werc) the most popular ball of the
season, as the public well that the Balls of
the Old Continentals are always "done up in fine
style. They nay rest assured that expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball go of with the
same ecat that ha heretofore characterized the balls
of the Continental Guards
AtS12 o'clock tho ''Guards" will march into the
Saloon with arms and accoutrements, when they
will be carried through dress drill in presence of
the company.
At 0 O'clock the ball will be opened by Prone
made Professor Prosperi's Band playing the Cont
Dental Quickstep, composed expressly for the Con-
tinentals.'
The Com mittee having charge of the refreshments
will leave nothing undone TO please the tastes Of all
present. Supper can be had at any time between
the hours Of ii and o'clock.
The military are requested to appear In full uni
form.
No hats or caps will be allowed in the room ex-
eept the military dress caps.
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$4,000
WORTH OF sEAsONABLE DRY GOODS

TO BE RUN OFF AT COST.
IN consequence of Mr.. G. w. YERBY having busi-
ness to sttesd to in the States of Massachusetts,
and New York, which requires his personal atten.
tion we shall commence on MONDAY next, No
vember Z, TO run off the whole stock at cost, for
cash. There will be no humbug or mistake about
the matter, The acboJe stock must be closed O,e by
The middle Of nert month. Persons wi-hIng DRY
GOODS at rs per cent. less than usual prices, viii
pease call and examine cur large stock, as the
will find it complete in every department and nearly
all of the stock new; having been bought during
the last two months.
Our stock consists in part Of
IS pieces Ingram Carpet
80 do Brussels do
do Velvet do
% do Hemp do
IS do Floor Oil Cloth, from t, Is feet wide
AS pair Blankets
lilo Marseiles Quilts
Is Alendale do
200 pieces Sheetings
2e0 dozen Table Napkins
$50 do Towels
% pieces Table Dsmask
100 do Russia Diaper
so do Shifting Linen
200 do Calicoes
$50 do n de Lame, all qualities
1870 do Parmetta Cloths and Epglish Mourning
IS do Rreach Merinos, all colors and shades
1870 do and patterns plaid Silks
40 do Black Silks all grades
80 do plain Silks
In Embroideries We have very fine Stock, and very
cheap.
100 Pointed Lace Collars
$50 Embroidered Collars, all styles
lis pairs Lace and Embroidered Undersleeves
so embroidered Chemizettes
10 dozen embroidered Handkerchiefs
20 do Clear Lawn do
lis do Linen Cambria do
500 shawls, Gong and squsre) Plaid shawls, Cash
mere, long and square, with large stock Of
Grape Shawls
500 dozen Hose and Il Hose for Ladies, Gentlemen,
and children.
We would invite the particular attention Of Ger
tleuen to our stock adapted to their uses:
rs dozen English Cotton 4 Hose
so do Merino Is Hose
loo do very heavy wool q Hose
80 do various styles winter Gloves
IS do Superior Neck Ties
Is do Cravats, black and fancy
Is do bundles Undefshirts suited to the season
VERIFY, TEBBs 4 YERBY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and It'll street
nov 1T Miss Dermott's New Building.
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c. FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be
~ in. ruishel. ON tie nnrthaaSt

c. FOR RENTING BUILDING now be
Iii ing fnished, on the northeast corner of 7th ST.
and Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The first fcor has been constructed for Banking
Esi.biis hment, of MARBLE it'll vaslts &c. and two
stores Gil 9TH street The basement is construct Il
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res
taurant, in come xiOn with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, The restaurant com
muDicates both from i'll and out doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms com.
muncating through ample folding DOORS fer the &C.
commodalon of either large small private parties
Should The second story not be taken in connexion
with the restaurant the will be rented for of
fees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent of the building, and is well ADAPTED for a
commodions billard-room fer three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is wei adapted for printing room or ar
mory and if not rented will be reserved for meet
ing or exhibition room. Gas and water end all the
mo !ern improvements have been introduced on
each floor Of this building and its position situated
in the very heart of tho most business portion of
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to- or address
S. BARNEY,
street, between 9th and 9TH SITS, Washington.
sep 17-eotf-
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WILLARD'S HOTEL,.

T1NHE above named establishment will be re-opened
l. for the reception OF guests on Thursday, Novem-
Der 24th Since the closing in June last the house
has been completely renovated, enlarged, improved
in ventilation, warming &c. and many improvements
added requisite to the comfort of its guess
With practical knowledge of hotel keeping. and
personal attention to the business the undersigned
hopes to merit a share of the public patronage so
literally extended heretofore.
II. A. WILLARD.
WASHINGTON, n. c., Nov. g 1919.
nOy4-dIm-
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Washington, Nov. s,Is53.

ID ESt WE'D III >INfsS hGAIN-IIayiny pur-
IL chssrd Of Mr. +. =. Miller h1 entire stock of r1-
oeres the subscriber respectfully to his
former patrons and cizenR generally that he has re-
commenced merchandising at his old rstahlis she'd
stand, corner of 9TH and streets, occupied by him
for the last five years.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me, should Re glad to have the honor of
serving my former customers and others. assuring
them that courtesy, promptitude, and fair dealing
shall charsct rise my every effort TO please all and
win their regards and by adding to this constant
and well selected stock of fresh FAMILY GROCER
les, procured from the bet Northern markets and
sold at inducing and uniform prices, hope by dill
gent attention 10 business to mpli. share Of the
public patronage. JOHN IL JOHNSON,
Grocer, corner eth sud 4 ctreets,
nov l2-lm Opposite General Post Office
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Race Against Time.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-C. Coster's BAY
gelding won the purse yesterday of $1,000
in match against time. One hundred
miles were to be performed in nine hours.
and he did it in s hours, IS minutes and
So seconds.
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A RARE CHANCE

/ s now Offered to any one wishing to engage in a
i light, genteel, and profitable business, already
firmly established and on the increase The price is
$500, which be Gle AIRED during the next ses-
sion OF Congress This is opportunity seldom met
with, and is worthy the attention Of any gentleman
who wishes to engage in pleasant business where
there is risk. Best of references given, and all
communications will be strictly confidential Ad-
dress Box 49,, City Post Cfice, stating when and
w-ere interview can he had.
nov l2-dlw
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c. FOR SALE.-A Bdrgdin.--A neat two
sa::::ii story Frame DWELLING. entirely new, in a
good part of the city, and suitable for small family
1t has large yard in the and the best of water
handy. Price 81 800 81 900 cash down, and the bal
ancc in II months. Address W NJ. ARTHUR,
through the Post Office. nov l-d2w-
LNOR SALE.-Five shares OF the stock Of the
Il Metropolis Building Association. Any one
wishing to make safe and profitable investment
will do well to address y II NJ" through the Post
Office. nov S-eo3t.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. III P. M.-Flour
held, Howard st. and City Mills, at 81.
Wheat, white, Sl.54 a Sl.60-red 81 AS
lS.52-20, 900 bushels sold. Corn ad :
vanced-white nc. &c; yellow, Csc.
a 72c.-20,000. No change in other ar
ticles usually quoted in the markets.
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o. PARK HOTEL FOR SALE-The
E.si PrOpretors of Park Hotel the well known re-
sort of the public 18th street at tie intersection
of the plank road, offer for sale the good will and
fixtures with lease Of the establishment for eighteen
months. 1t contains Bowling Saloon, Shooting Gal
iery, Dancing Saioon StabliBg for 20 CT so horses
with shedding, making complete house of the kind.
1t il also surrounded by beautiful grove. aud has
ten of land attached 1t will be sold on rea-
sonabe terms if sppi alton be Immediately made rs
the proprictors about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON & BRO,
nov 11-2w&- the premises.
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1.-TWO YEAR OLD BLACK PALETOL "

I rs whereabout can be asccrtaincd upon inquiry
J. at this Office. A disclaimer is made on the
"bran new Talrna." but little anxiety is manifest
ed as to the locality of very respectable surtout
coat found missing" by the on the cccasi ID
referred TO- lifts present possesscr will leave word
ut this office, where the latter article be found
his benevoleDce will be gratefully appreciated by a
nov 1913. SUBSCRIBER,
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
THREE Days LATER PROM Europe
Armistice Between Russia and Turkey.


New YoRx, Nov. l4-10 A. M.-The
steamer Baltic is coming up the harbor.
She will reach her wharf in an hour and
a half
New YORK. Nov. IA, l, p. M-The
Baltic reached her wharf at half past
twelve. Flour and Grain steady at pre-
vious prices, as quoted by steamer Amer
lea. Baltimore and Philadelphia, IS. Cd.
Canal SIS. Cd. to 3SS. White Corn, ASS.
to Hos, yellow, 43s. Wheat firm. Cot
ton unchanged sales in the three days
previous to the steamers sailing, $4,000
bales.
Political news was important.
An armistice has been concluded be-
tween Russia and Turkey.
Consols advanced to 94h.
Provisions dull. Groceries quiet. To-
bacco dull. Not much change in other
thiags.
There have been riots in England at
Wicon, and it is feared they will spread
in other quarters.
A rumor is current that the Turks have
crossed the Danube and commenced hos.
tilities.
1t is supposed that 10000 crossed
The Austrian papers contradict the re-
ports of the engagement on the Danube.
1t is stated that the Porte, at the urgent
request of the four powers, had issued
orders to postpone the fghing to the lst
of November, provided it had not already
commenced; in which case the order was
to be void. The prevailing impression
is, that affairs will be speedily amicably
settled.
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FAMILIAR DIsCouRsEs ON LANGUAGE

mr. WATKINS intends to deliver q series of Fs-
- miliar Dscourses on Language, with occasional
critical remarks various authors who have writ.
ten on the subject.
The series will consist of six discourses the first of
which, being Introductory, will comprise review of
tn early history OF England: and a critical exami-
notion of the prevailing opinion as to the origin of
the English Language.
The terms will be. for ticket for the whole series
admitting lady and gentleman. So; for a single
ticket, admitting one person for the enng so cts
The hscourses will he delivered at Carnsi s So.
loon-the first on THURSDAY EVENING next, to
commence at O'Clock.
*s*Tlckets will be found at the Drug st re of "
Harbaugh, corner of and It'll streets, and a. the
Bookstores Of Mrs. Anderson and Taylor 4 Maury
Pennsylvanis avenue. nov 7-dtf.
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BY F.. n. sTRATTON. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE LOT NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE
Y for Sale.-On THURSDAY afternoon, Novem-
her 18th, 1855, at AZ O'CLOCK, on the Premises 1
shall sell Lot No. IS, in square No. 2lS, between
l4lh end 18th streets west fronting AZ feet inches
on street north running back 142 feet inches to
a 20 feet alley, AMI having also side alley of Is
feet the whole depth of the Lot, which contains
about COL square f.et.
Terms: Cne-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes bearing
interest from day of sale for the deferr ed payments
deed given aud deed Of trust taken. All convey
ances at the cost of the purchaser.
nov li-tlts.
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by 81. McCORMICK, Auetloneer.

nak WOOD, &c, at Auction.-Will be sold at pub
~ lie auction, on SATURDAY morning next, the
18th instant, at IL o'clock, on Messrs. Shnn Sons
Wharf
24G Cords frst quality Oak Wood, belonging to the
Unitet States Government, aid now lying on
the wharf at Fort Washington. The wood to
he measured as it now lies upon the wharf.
Also, Horse and one Barge, with oars, both Of
Which may y, seen on the day of sale.
Terms cash. s. J. MCCORMICK
nov ll-dts