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ny sTEA MsHIP PHILADELPHIA
ALFRED MUNR oE d CO.,
RI .MAG.aZINE STREET, 81
CORNER GRAyIER

| eD4 o'AN4'' % HE11s .KLE
CORNER GRAyIER,
Have band and receiving steamer from theft nanus
tory, al Broadway, New York,
| CHOICE and DESIRABLE GOODS
All Goods sold by them expressly for oar New rssr
trade and syey article fully AIMING socl
Black and colored Cloth Dress FIoct COATS s.f
BUSINESS COATS. tus ach, large variety Of coIor,
ST. NICHOLAS OTTER SKIN OVER SAC, superhpo
THE Sc 3AST0PoL OVERCoAT-The Coat OF the ssnaon
PILOT CLOTH COATS OF every aiye and suaiy 80
Extra Long Pilot Cloth ovERcoATs. for Steamboat Men,
TALMAs, MoNTEcHIRsTos cLoAzs Black and Blue ,,
qnaliiieg. "
Blue Pilot BoULEVARDS and SHORT SACs,
PASTALooNS, Of every description,
VESTS, Black aud coored following Gooassa,p Sin Cash
mere. Velvet, Cl.th, Cashmere. IT,
Bombasine, Barpoar Bali VESTS. - /"
FURNISHING GOoDs-sPLENDID ASSORTMENT
And wonld AJAX particular our ,tork n
kespns large hsnd enabled to d,
all sires Of neck and length Q arms. "
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
In all the different variety named absyo for Man a Ia
we'll known fact tha.tAs BOYS CLOTHING man. ata,a r., ~
are She best to be found in particular New oIsan
1& A. M Go. are Abe snly AGENTS in New O,.sr, =,
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY Tor The sale d thsi, f,a
Large stock always on hand Sold Pro,a sna
among which tbs Cotton Picking Shirts Apron and Canal
Cloth, suitable for the The an,oa Of Pls.
tieu,nriy called. - - " Par
Beds Pillows cuhons Caps Carriage Cloth, Hospital and sv
description Of CLuTHlNG manufactured by them
SILK RUBBER COATS, Weighing sight oaaoe. price, fifteen ,o
iV- ONE PRICE STORE OF -au
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a Magazine street, corner Grsvier
" Store week nights until eight Saturdays to nine ol
and not open Sundays. oo3 a,k .,,yg
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We learn from the Pointe ooupee Echo Of
Saturday last, that the GIN house of Mr.. yille.
neuye dosssrand, together with his whole CROP.
on False river in that parish, was DESTROYED by
IRE a few days ago. The Echo states that I'M
fever has disappeared from that village. s''s..-5
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NOTICE.
MINEp n.1,rm ,

Rhip3EW AIEh MINERAL PAINT. The
IL subscribers deem il notify IN. nnh;. A..
he sos AGENTS for he Of s9ey are
on IN o,x ars ass their
hss sss hs .s.gaed Il thus . d i
he epnaioa of he dyewater Psp 10 a. Ws As proeet
kao"edSe OF me agents that mineral
ma n,sswatsy Paruss both in civ aa
osdmnss on n. ians. neral, q, apd s thu, the Liable be-
ai sheet the interests tbs and rsnd
soIs AGENT, r Az q .. bDGERr 90 n C am, are,t
Texas. N"Ahsp AiabAh's, Mts.lssippt "a
In ~
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We are indebted to the regular st. Louis pas
senger packet Flying Cloud, for late St. Louis
narlars -
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We are indebted to the clerk 81 the steamer
Falls City for late St. Louis papers.
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The purser Of the steamship Perseverance has
our thanks for usual fayors. 49,
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EMPIRE PARISH CORRESPONDENCE.

g PARISH PLAquEaIsEs, Oct. 81, 1866
Editors Creseent We do not believe that the publiea.
ton of withdrawals from any party has influence
the result Of the political canvass do profess to
know what going in the political world beyond
ewn limited sphere. Weknow of Withdrawals from the
American party of this parish but know Of many &C.
eessons to this party. Since the Courier draw
differences from this source however feeble the argument
will add that there has been OF least fifty sixty
members made here within the last month, and with
drawass True 1t Ia that thing called newspaper
which has not the capacity to publish original artce
styled the National-a sad misnomerhas published the
names of two individuals having withdrawn from the
order Jet these very individuals have told since the
Of their withdrawal that they intend to vote the
American ticket This community consists almost wholly
Of Catholics yet the parish will give majority for the
American ticket Without any desire to sdducait as ar
gnment to support this assertion we will say that bet
Of $1,000 (money deposited in the Bank of Louisiana can
be had upon this result As people, we Catholics
on We are not silly to believe that any intelligent
native ever Intended to involve the subject Of religion
with politics The writer of this article is Catholic aud
desires the success of party which he believes
SINCERELY has the reformation Of abuses Mt heart.
Respectfully yours, REPUBLICAN,
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s- NOTICE. have for sale No. Girl,
s speaks French and Egh, every
likely Gill can be found in the State She
Arcade. 80.
u the City Hotel. - 80 = -
ca 2pstt n. BARTLETT.
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NeiU Goods.

received BY iate arrivals
opening new and fashionable es,ort1s emit of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
to which they particularly cali attention Of their tends and
TONER'S =l=5 ..5f# ~ 80
The stock Of CLOTHING fonnd 10 DO of the uo.,
saiternu and Latest style Wis:
Black Brown and Olive ci,th Frock Ds COATS medium
fiae qualities ~
shCS AND PALKToTS. -
BUSINESS sufTS. =7
Pilot Cloth ovERCoATs.
coored Cashmere PANTS. 5 5....-=
superfne Black Cashmere and Dosskip PASTa
VESTS Of des ,iption-Bak and Figured Sill Rat,
Vetvsts Cashmere, etc. etc.
THE GENTS FURNISHING DEP ARrMrNm
comprses full assortment, consulting Of
UNDER GARMENTS;
LEIGHT0Ns FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS.
COLLARS, cRAvATS, NECK TIES, In srea, va,;,
HANDKERcHIEFa, JouyIS CLOVIS. HOSIERY:
ROBES DIX eHAMsREs, TRAVELLING sHAwIs. mo.
Can always DO found al This establishment and At Law - a.
. " f''sSa w
LEIGHTON & BARBOT.
Q" sps'ahW corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
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G V. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent the only authorized for this
of Boston, New York and Phadsphia aRd duly empowered
take md subscriptions the rates
receipts will be regarded His Offices araBosto
lays Budng New York. Tribune Bull dngr; Philsdsphn E.
corner With and Chestnut streetH,
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AUCTION SALES.

s'sss.son q WILLIAM A. JONES ELIZABETH Joyrs
BY GEO. PALFREY, Auotioneer
odce, Me- ~ Camp meet
SATURDAY, 9th October, 1865, at 3 o,oio.A
II IL ~ % aad q anc.los Tho gas, No. ~ HsrS
ssond O.ict Court Of how orlsa,
~ oe,GoeI. .sssa aod iath cstohsr isSb
ansny q household Fnsritnro crnssse pAYt Mshox
hIn Ina-rhs, Dipg Tables Sivsr Plate Crotkery
Sp,sirH n prene ~ utc. Ts,ua, cash. ~ "ss,
on Msr.s neysmner ilh ets a. y o'clock Aro.s,
and b ofShe noporabs Second 6htrie.
~ ~ ~ Jslennr, dafed 18Th 0etobsr, 1885, Vu'' f
fefns casa - '''Vahss
ss teos W. L. Poole Esq, Notary ratlc AT tie
q the Purchaser. OH Is " - pslts
Succession da WM A. JONES ct ELIZABETH JONES mo,h
meubanta, sxfel
PAR GEO. PALFREY, Encataur.
iBureau No. 81 de Cam,
& AMEDI, q Octobre, 1856, deux heures a,
NJ o encan eur, No. des H.,cn,
ysrtu du deuX ordss de nddsse
date Iesreovemen du otebe, 1885, oetob
1886 Ss'''is,
une quane neubes copisre ratte des M,
Armeires, Bois Tables d,arS
vetsalie' battarte de cuisine copditonr compliant
d. NoYembe H. 1885, midi rArrAde de Bank A,
Mngntina pour lie seceeon do Madame Elizabeth %
q ysrtn dun ordto Memorable 10 dsuIms d,
de Houvels Orleans en- date du y Cctobre. s55 S'
LEsclsvs SALLY nsgrspse sges d'envirou IS ans.
Conditions, compliant.
Acte de devAnt W. Poo Eq Nosre Pabio
peuss de Ppehsteur. 1ITiss5 nlSS
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Z gar EDITORS CRESCENT Please announce
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE rs-elseon 10 the Off
of Constable Of the frat Justices Court of the
os 9psd JOHN. J, HOPPE.
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.anserscan Ticket.

american Ticket.
p ARISH OF JEFFERa ,oN
FOR SENATOR 'A
FERGUS GARDERE,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, Co..
e.. JAMES III. HEHAFFEy,
GEORGE O. LAwRAsON,
" ~ FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
W. p, SCOTT.
FOR SHERIFF,
PAsCALIE LABARRE.
FOR CORONER,
=,E-5= If. p. sMATTUoK.
-#I . FOR CLERK COURT,
EDW. UIBB0N,
FOR AssEssoR, -
j. L. DONNELLAN. $3.50
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.as Home, .HQafm.
9. N WI o o d ",

.. IN MI 0Ody,
CORNER CANAL sTaEEr AND EXCHANGE PLACE,
ia'gan before his nds patrons tho extensive
and elegant assortment
8 II I n rs,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever offered in ssiabshmsni souih. A Krss diversity
thing worthy attention has inst bssn esived by
line snace prices enabled TO offer
his his advantageous purchases
the North imp sr.stons from Europe.
Excellent SHIRTS from his mandatory No. $50 Bosdwt
Half dozen rs1 Try them.
UNDER SHIRTS DRAWERS, al 60c. each.
9oto dozen ENGLISH HOSIERY, at ~ per dozen.
Splendid SILK CRAvATS e quaren) 81 2S each.
Beaufort, DeJoinvlle and Alma ri ES. at Sec. each. sl
1000 dozen LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERcEFE than ever,
ats2bo per pair
Handsome Dressing ROBES, at Is each INV
Winter CLOVIS (warm aud atrons) u. sc pair.
500 BINGHAM UMBRELLAS, at 1sc. each. 90. A..
100 dozen 'ouvia KID GLOVES for oody)
eheapsr than
hsyA' fine SHIRTS and UNDER GARMENTS
LADIES HOSIERY. ,ss,
1000 curosiss In articles for tho To;Ist
Writing Case' best qnaKty perfamsrv Travslirs M.nd.
Porte Monnaiss. DIE, sing Cases. uss,ul p,s,sr,.
And everything to render tie complete
GENTLEMEN, EsTABLIsHMrNr
s.. N. MOODY,S.
corner Canal and Exchange Place.
os9 9pN -f
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LECTURES IN LYcEuM HALL.-0ur readers
will percsye, by the notice in another column that
course oiectures is about TO be delivered in this popular
hall the interesting theme OF Natural Philosophy We
happy to observe that the Board School Directors
thus tskng srry steps provide M citizens the
intellectual rspast contemplated by the Ordinance
ating The Pibic School Lyceum and Library Society,
and WI doubt not that Mr.. Noble pupil 81 our own
High School, who ardenty devoted to the study Of the
Natural Sciences will amply Justify their Discrimination
In encouraging native talent in connection with this
object No hope that he will be greeted by numerous
and Intelligent auditory and particularly by tho pupils Of
the High Schools and their PARENTS who justly proud
of these noble institutions Of learning and should there
fore be eager to witness their fruits The opening lecture
takes place Tuesday the Soth October at X O'Clock
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Pelican 1'heafer.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE.

BENEFIT OF MRT. M. ST. CLAIR.
THIS EVENING will be performed the Drama AMBROSE
awINNETT, and lhs Comedy Of FAINT HEART NEVER WON
FAIR LADY. #az ga
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xssetCste1', Van BesssItsysess y So,
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
General Furnishing Store,

% AND 81 FRONT, SO AND IS FULTON STREETS.
Heating and Cooking Tin Wars Oil Cans and Fire
Pumps Force aud n Pumps Bras Cocks Globes Valves and Steam
Whistles Chatting Dhss Tea and coaes Uua Dh Cup Bssks
ETC., etc.
Manufacturers Of shsst Iron ehmniss Beds
ing Espo Pipes Juice Boxers Frers Copper Worms slim.
Clarifying Kss etc., Wrcught Iron Pipe, sss. Rubber He..
ETC., etc.
Agsnsor wohngs'n Safety Steam Psmps g. p KAsssi Fir
Watss Sssss. -. sasa sos.ssW,as
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FOR 'ioKsBuRa, The swift and elegant pas
senser steamer r. O. Wallis, Capt Hendrick win leave al
o'clock this afternoon for yoksburg and intermediate
ports. Inc Wallis connects with the Yaxoo packet Aid
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Wanted

At this omes coMfosToR who understands French s,t
English None but presn. both languages naed apply.
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airs happy to observe that the Board of School Director
thus tskns sery steps 70 provide F citizens th
intellectual Espast contemplated By the Ordinance
s.'as 80 L1,ary sooley
High school, who ia srdenty devoted a. ta st,v :, y,
Natural Sciences will amply Justify their discriminate,
In encouraging native talent in connection with thi
ob'set w hope that rs win DO greeted BY numsrou
$500 sna p inc pupils
j. aahs a Mn y sao ~ sas.y prou
Ins opening ieotur
-. - =se.e0S'' = = o''0'A
srARrLHG THE MAILS, - Our conIHunit,
was again taken by surprise Yesterday. Mr.
Post master General Campbell has for j day J,
two turned bis q ttentio, fron, tbot ,,h;a,,;e.,,
parsonage ssSam, 2 to the mail contractors, as
the citizens Of New Orleans Ind tba nIoas,r.
~ ~, 49,, - y
- 80. s sOlae o. ~, ua'eu eWspa-
pefs, Win pare q man within one day Of
soheauie time THESE dates comprise Boston Of
thel5th, New York of Tho 1eth. with otbors So,
Atlant;o c;,;os 3 IA - IA .AoA'
stsAse' p w ~ wv hot oeem ~ neces-
nasy ~ open ensnis IN tns mean time we hope we
may have another mail this morning with the
European mails by the Collins steamer Atlantic.
but we do not believe our homes viii he rea vad
parbans ~. ,carro, . Y, n
stslsnt ~ tbs Past ot,;.a go an0sner m
s'Aiiisns = ~ 4 ostTolice department prompt
ness.
Will the Washington Union please notice. and
also state that This u * fo,,r.,
corsto,,t 20 Y .nese
~ Asfe0 ~ eoey eastward OF Mo-
Z D'o' eAoiasise o. many others
Ii will be recollactea 800 4
made Crescent to pay into .be trs,sass
Of rE a % Be named byt the
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FEVER IN MISSISSIPPI. up to latest accounts
no new cases of fever had appeared in Jackson.
Tho Vicksburg Wing Of Saturday says of the
health of that place:
We are gratiied in being able to report CON
tinued Improvement in the health of Vicksburg
We hear of only two or three new cases. The
weather continues unusually warm for the sea-
son, which forbids hope Of o frost for some
days yet, and certainly not until after rain.
The Port Gibson Herald Of Friday says:
The fever is still prevailing to some consider
able extent in this town There have been
about dozen new cases within the last week,
but no deaths. There has been quite number
of new cases in the adjoining country. There
are some who are very sick, though none that
are dangerously so. 1t is not at all likely that
the epidemic will entirely subside, until
severe frost, and when that will occur is uncer-
tain 81 f. Fl =s5l.z=5.s#
There have been a few new cases at Grand
Gulf, and one death-s Mr.. Abbot.
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A dispatch of the 18th from Rochester, New
York that for several months past ysusbe articles
OF merchandise have been missed from packages. carried
as freight the Central Railroad The goods were
eventually found have been distracted while they
tanst by having access to them by virtue
Their pssslon These missing articles the company
oeen obliged to pay for when not forthcoming. Great
sxerons were made to discover the perpetrators Of the
thefs, and It finally discovered that several brake
men and conductors had conspired to commit these rob
nsfes Search warrants produced from their respective
residences and boarding houses large amounts of the
stolen property consisting of choice Silks yeves cash
mere shaws furs aces, gloves cotton fabrics buttons
combs cothing, caps Shoes ruebers and whatever af
ess would serve to ct out dry goods or variety store in
country Phase, Twelve ssEssts were made altogether,
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CORNER CANAL sTaEEr AND EXCHANGE PLACE,
gain before his hnds patrons extensive
and elegant assortment
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Ni0sU 10 yOur Chance,
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE. or ALABAMA.
Southern Military Academy
LOT RY.
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER.
GLASS w.

TO Be DRAWN NOV sl 1855 IN THE CITY on MONTGOMERY
WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING no
S-s6O,OOO-sN
[ VIII be distributed according TO the following u .
INI-WJT III BE SCHE.M Et
~ draw he lowest Prize get tho your WITHOUT
Drnuerios md remember every Pfz4 dawn al spre
LOOK AT IT ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TIrKErs
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000,
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AFeEs OF CLIMATE.

History informs US that many of the
countries of Europe which now possess
very mild winters, at one time expe.
1enced severe cold during this season oi
the year. The Tiber at Rome was often
frozen over, and snow at one time Law
for forty days in that city. The Euxins
Sea was frozen over every winter during
the time of Ovid, and the rivers Rbine
and Rhone used to be frozen so deep that
the ice sustained loaded wagons. The
waters of the Tiber, Rhine and Rhone.
now flow freely every winter; ice is un.
known in Rome, and the waves of the
Egxlne dash their wintry foam uncrys-
talized upon the rocks. Some one mas
ascribed these climate changes to agri.
culture; the cutting down of dense for
ests, the exposure of the upturned soil to
the summers sun, aud the draining of
great marshes. We do not believe that
great changes could have been produced
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CA p TAIN JOB.

Captain Job was what is vulgarly
known as pig-headed man :" nav, he
was not only pig-headed, but exceeding
ly passionate. The original Job was all
over Us, but our specimen toil> all
eyer.7~ith rage-at least twenty-four
times in every twenty-four hours. 1t
could scarcely be said with propriety
that his education had been neglected,
for he had received none to neglect. He
could neither read nor could he write !:
and what would have baen very singular
in any other less singular being, he was
slngularly proud of the want OF knowl-
edge, usually deemed of such Importance.
Job considered it as proof of his exceed
ing cleverness that he had got on 80 well
IN the world, despite his Deficiencies. As
he bad many commissions 10 perform in
the city, and also sold there, for account
OF whom it might concern, vast euanti-
ties of poultry and country meats, noun
tains of oysters and CLANS, and great
loads of hay and grain, it became neces-
sary for him to keep some account of his
various transactions and accordingly
he employed a system of hieroglyphIcs
peculiarly his own, which, however,
would have puzzled Champollion him
self Dollars he designated BY a large
cipher, shillings by smaller ones, and
the copper medallions Of the Goddess
of Liberty figured only as so many
marks.
His customers were represented by
some leading characteristic, mental,
physical, or professional. 4 saw stood
Tor his friend the carpenter, most en-
phatic nose for one of his customers-a
second Naso-and something like a
clenched first was supposed to represent
a particularly pugnacious individual who
dealt in clans.
The articles that he had bought or sold
were entered in like manner, and when
Mary was at home to take down his
rude accounts in more everyday man.
ner, while they were yet fresh in his
mind, all went well enough; but if she
happened to be absent on his return, and
the transactions of another voyage had
driven those of the previous out of his
head, sometimes ludicrous blunders
would occur. A man was once charged
by him with the purchase of couple of
hoes and rake, which he stoutly denied,
and Jobs litigious spirit would have soon
involved the affair in the entanglements
of the law, if the creditors wife had not
suggested that she had received two
pipes and long comb about the time,
and that these might possibly be the ar
ticles charged. So it proved to be, and
Job. for once in his life, was forced to
submit.
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on the climate Of any country by agri-
culture, and we are certain that no such
theory can account for the contrsry
change Of climate-from warm to cold
winters-whith history tells us has taken
place in other countries than those named.
Greenland received its name from the
emerald herbage which once clothed its
valleys and mountains; and It's east coast,
which is now inaccessible, on account OF
perpetual ice heaped upon its shores,
vas in the eleventh century, the seat of
fourishing Scandinavian colonies, all
trace Of which is now lost. Cold Labra-
dor was named Vinland by the North
men who visited itA ID. l 900, and were
charmed with its then mild climate.
The cause Of these changes is an i'm
portant inquiry. A pamphlet, by John
Murray, civil engineer, has recently been
published in London, in which be endea-
vors to attribute these changes of the cli-
mate to the changable position of the
magnetic poles. The magnetic variation
or declination Of the needle is well known.
At the present time it amounts in Lon
don to twenty-eight degrees west north,
while in 1868, the line Of variation passed
through England, and then moved grad
ually. west until 1916. In that year a
great removal of ice took place on the
coast of Greenland hence it is inferred
that the cold meridian now passes
through Italy, and that if the magnetic
merldl returns, as it is now doing, to
lis old lines in Europe, Rome NAV once
more see her Tiber frozen over, and the
merry Rhinelander drive his team on the
ice of his classic river. Whether the
changes of the climate mentioned have
been caused by the change of the mag
netlc meridian or not, we have too few
facts before US at present to decide con-
clusively; but the idea, once spread
abroad, will soon lead to such inveStiga-
tons bswll no doubt remove every OBJ
scurity and ssettle the question.
tyfc american.
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je 91-eo& ds


ARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
IL and Lot, and vacant Lots at the corner of 18th
and H streets, or New York avenue, at Auction.
On THURSDAY, the 2Sth instant, we shall sell, at
O'Clock p. d. in front of the premises, that large
and valuable brick situated the corner Of 18Th 81
west and Ii street north, on New York avenue with
the lot on which it stands, it being part of Lots Nos
and 80, in Square No. 25O, having front on IL st
OF 25 feei running with the line of 18th street lO4 H.
The house is three story brick, nearly new, con
tanning seventeen good and conveniently arranged
rooms and cellar, with wide passage through The
house. One of the rooms is occupied as a grocery
store, and well known be one the best business
stands
Also, the vacant Lot adjoining on the west, hav-
ing front On Fl street % feet, running back TO a
wide alley, containing 474 square feet and part OF
Lot No 80, adjoining the above on the north front
ing on 18th street running back to 80 feet alley,
containing l64 square feet
The abUve described property is Handsomely 10
Gated. and considered OF the desirable and
valuable pieces of property now for sale in Wash
ingt0n.
Title indisputable
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6. u and Is
months, the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale.
A deed gwen and a deed o. trust taken.
GREEN b SCOTT,
I'd AucuODeCfS.