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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-06
Inducements to Correspon dents

36A0DQ0D
TIE PEOPLES GlFTENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION.
5000 ESGRAvNGs SOLD!
The Grand Drawing of this Magnificent Enterprise. will
take place
on WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25TH.
Success Certain
LII persons desrous securing tickets in this splendid
n scheme. will forward their orders Immediately.
Any forwarding dollar this ofce will receive
return mail either Of the beautiful steel Engra
ONE LIrE's HAPPY Hours,
THE PARTING;
The Pooh RELATIONS.
THE CAPTURE OF MAJOR ANDRE;
THE SPANKING;
And Ticket. ent.tlinz the holder the
Any person forwarding dollars will receive by
mail. either of the large epsravings knownas-
Tux JOLLY FLAT BoATMsS;
THE TRAPPER's LAST SHOT;
And two Gift Tickets emitting the holder to shares In the
GIT PR0PERrY.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
~ To order that the remaining tickets may be disposed Of
ct the time specified offer the following inducements to
Any forming Club forwarding
dollars this oce will receive by mall eleven Bsaut
full engrayings and eleven tickets.
Any arding $780, will receive hundred and
fifteen engrav and hundred and fifteen tickets
order Is vod will he returned at cur
So Ali orders or Tickets and EnsravinEs should be ad
dressed to l.. W. ABBOTT
50 Fourth street. st. Louis. Mo.
Any paper giving the above advertisement two in
sertons before pr 2jh aud sending copy address,
will be with entire Of the Beautiful Engravings
named in the adve rtisement mh27
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ATTACHMENT.

NIOTCE il hereby given that on 10th day Of March,
N 1855 writ Of attachment issued ny me-
JanesT walker Justice the Peace Of eoun
ty the instance and upon the affidavit Of Wnam
for lillian Morgan and John Morgan tne sovus
Adoph Shroede b virtue OF
which writ he following aud ehaes via
lone hay hcr,e and harnes horse wagon SIX esvs
two meh lot % hay, lot oa.s .a
lot tools household and kitchen furntore DOL
Of ala Aaolnh Shredder that the 2 day OF April
isss in the ny Office Pigeon town
shp Of aid county proceed hear and decide upon the
said William Morsan and John IL M0rsan
~ ~. fmh2s sw) JAMES T. WALKER, Justice.
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The steamer Grand Turk down last even
ing reports the steamer David White hard
aground on shore at Cannellon, supposed to have
run ashore in fog.
-. The Illinois Central Railroad Co. adver-
ise for fourteen first class steamers to run in the
Cairo and New Orleans trade, in connection
with that road. II such line be established, an
immense travel now going up the Ohio for the
East will take the Chicago route. The Cinciu-
natl Commercial says this is great deal the
way now, and in view of serious injury TO the
travel Of Ohio, via Cincinnati, urges the speedy
completion of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road.
"A warm rain commenced falling evening
before last, and yesterday morning the dust was
well laid, anil weather very mild and soft.
There were but few steamboat arrivals
yesterday. Freights ale becoming scarce, and
are SO noticed at points above.
The Forest Rose will be here to-day from
Cincinnati, with crowd of Kansas emigrants
on board.
The fine Star Line packet Lands, one Of
the most splendid Cincinnati and New Orleans
packets. will be here to day for the south-at last
she left Cincinnati Tuesday evening.
The HELEN Mar and d. A. Given were
advertised to leave Cincinnati for the Wabash
Mast Tuesday evening, and the Cumberland Val
Aey for Nashville.
- The Logan arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Louisville for Green river. She obtain
ed large additions to her freight at this place.
The fast Crystal Palace arrived from St
Louis yesterday afternoon, having LETT Tuesday
Hast, She had a large freight and great many
passengers.
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Wiauers Patent wash Tub-lts Cia ms I.
Many families in Evansville have had an
opportunity to witness the operations of the
new Wash Tub, of which we spoke day
or two since, and are prepared to decide
whether it has the following advantages over
the old fashioned open wash-tab:
LIST. With its assistance person can do
washing in an hour or a nalf an hour, which
according to the mode, cannot be performed
in one day.
I'd. The person who washes is not expos.
ed to the steam which arises from the COM
mon wash.tub, and which is the cause of so
much ill.health am ong the female population;
the steam arising from The heated water in
this tub is confined in the rub within the
machinery.
Sd. The clothes are not injured in the
least by being washed in this tub; the finest
articles can be cleansed without the least
damage.
1lh. The clothes can be washed as clean
in this tub. as by the hands in the open tub,
or by any other process.
With this tub all the washing can be per-
formed, the wash board, FOUNDER, pounding
barrel, and other vessels except the clean.
ing barrel, are disposed Of.
9th. Five woshings having been perform.
ed in a half day, in five different families
with but little labor.
We have seen the tub perform and fully
acknowledge all it claims for itself. and ad.
wise others to examine for themselves and be
convinced.
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> MEETING OF THE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The next regular monthly meeting OF the
Society will be held at the new Crescent
CITY Hall Tomorrow at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ
The society has already attained goodly
number of members, and it is to be hoped
every one will feel it his duty as we'll as to
his interest TO be present. Members will
confer favor upon the Secretary by COM
municating at each meeting the results Of
their experiments with the seeds. &c. receiv-
ed from the society to enable him to make
periodical reports of the thrift and progress
of Horticulture in our county.
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FOR THE WABASH RIVER.

THE staunch and good steamboat LOGAN.
NIX n Capt ROBINSON. will leave here for the Lowrr
100 IN Wabash. on Monday. the 18Th and will rogu~
larly in the Wabash and Evansville trade til
further notice For freight apply board
mh7u JOHN 3. MITCHELL, Agent.
SHIRT COlLARs-00d don ShIr, Collars assorted prices
- and styles received this day and Tor sale
mh20 JAS. Low CO.. Ais Main st.. Lon, Ky.
RLL-2o bales brown Drill received chs day and for
NJ sale. JAS. Low 4 CO..
mh20 ais Main 81. Lsuisville. XIV.
N asst Of washboards washtabs. Buckets Brooms etc.,
IN plain and fancy. Tor sale at
VICKERY'S
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that have been appointed
of the last will Of Edward Harvey late of Wander
burgh In deceased. Those owing the
forward and settle with INN .diaely Estate SOL
vent. mhl9 3T JOSHUA JONES. Executor.
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The most srtraordinary diseoreryin the World is tn
Great arabian Remedy for Man nnd Beast.
IL. g. FARRELLS
T. q a II IN ENT

The most extraordinary dseoperyin the World is tn.
Great Ara5ian Remedyfor Man rnd Beast.
cELEwxArEEiDs a K sAsEhiis LuNumENr.
ME- DAILY HEAR ofthe most astonishing cures being
truly say from own knowledse that medicine
has, 10th in nan and BEAST ana Il is equally seod Sosh
which makes truly valuable 1t is therefore hailed by the
him.sfto without this balm who had
fa potency in relieving pain severe in few nin-
ues time We earnestly desire to cal, the agent
other valuable large lis.
from Of the most effected
vince the Of Its transsenden virtues We
had hss but sa o % or
Alos cases Paralysis loss Of the limbs where the
nothing rent but Ss @
them
the most ecaeic remedy known for burns sprans
reptiles sore Throat weak eyes. amor.
pain etc. and is used with unbounded in
the ailments Of horses and cattle such fary
.prains bruises wOnnis sim neck and joints swell
m the sansns c sa poen and
SPAWN twill invariale stop their further Every
family should keep this valuable remedy on hanc ready for
any emergency.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNrRRFETTs.
has lately It's called w B. Farrss
his having The ns%s Farrell many win buy good faith
without the wedge that counterfeit exists and they VIII
has wrought its evil effects. !.
THIS article manufactured only by H. g. Farrell
Mais Peoris Illinois, to whom all aPrl,eations for
s f. c. before the Farrels FARREILs
and so h on tie wrapPs 81 IsssIs srs
Wholesale and retail Agents. Evansville Ind;
and BY regularly authorized agents throughout the United
,S in sp sss. an. .n. in
gnsd s IL which is ss % EssS
responsibility.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

WILL sell public aucton, Tuesday. the 10th day
April next the residence Of Edward Harvey. late
Yandeburgh county Ind deceased the personal property
the deeedent credit OF mcnhs win be given on all sun
dollars the purchaser giving well secured note
waving valuatio laws. JOSHUA JONES, Executor
Iamaseo March Is ,55 mh1a
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HICKORY sTRIPEs.-cs bales Hickory Stripes rec q
II - this day and for sale by
nheo JAS. Low & CO.. ais Main A.. Lou. Ky.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR Sale.

WISH TO se House and Lot situated the
II Third ana Oak Streets The Lot 10 10Y feet
feet inches Oak The House contains rooms summer
kitchen. roodshed cellar and esefn The premises
aud in good repair. Title perfect.
also wish TO sell Shop situated tn, OF First
and Chestnut streets with benches AMI shop Furniture The
building 70 feet front by SIS feet
years 70 run. For further particulars enquire OF
nh2f2w b. DYSON.
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A CARD.

VV1E the undersigned have removed the Crescent City
w Budiugs where we are prepared receive and sell
kinds Goods. auction private
Having located this city for the
doing general Auction Business tand having experience
of some is years) ask share OF public patronage
SWEET a. LEONARD
mills I'm Auctioneers and General Agents.
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their own bosom all its wealth, (private,) beau
tiful heights, -four trade, commerce, popula.
ton, &c. At any rate, we hope they will
speak out through the Star, or some of their
other public journals, and let us know how
they would like such wedding before we pro-
coed to obtain (from headquarters) the license,
and invite the guests to the marriage feast. In
such hymeneai event, the metropolis should
bear the name Of George Washington --a
Our townsman, Mr.. A Eliason has in
vented and patented an improvement upon
the old system of tanning leather, which bids
fair to throw the old and tardy process COM
pletely in the shade, If not drive it entirely
out USE Mr.. E. proposes, by his new princi-
pie, to tan leather in one-third or one-half the
time consumed by the old process, and Of a
superior quality. He has given his invention
q practical test, and submitted some Of the
leather prepared by it to competent judges,
all of whom pronounced the quality of it to
be excellent. Another very important feature
in it is that it can easily be adapted to any
tan yard and at o very trifing expense.
After an accession of over one hundred
members to our two Methodist churches, the
reviyals which have been progressing for some
time past have closed.
The offerings of beef cattle at Drover's Rest
this week has amounted to over 800 head,
about 400 of which was purchased by District
butchers at S2.75aS4 on the hoof, equal to
S5.50aS8 net the remainder was taken by
spectators for the Baltimore market Old
sheep and lambs EQUALITY inferior) was selling
at 50 50aS3 per head.
Flour remains firm at So IS. Wheat firm
and active at our prices Of yesterday.
SPECTATOR
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PERSONAL,

80. Hon. William B. Cutter, of Ohio; Hon
Josiah B. Perry and family, of South Carolina
and Hon. Alexander T. Gray, of Massachu
sets, are at Wizards.
-, Hon. Edward Stanly, formerly distin,
gUished member of Congress from North Care.
lima. is now Wing anti-Know Nothing can.
didate for the State Senate in San Francisco
California, and at the date of the last news
was delivering powerful speeches, indeed
against Know Nothingism.
80. In Brooklyn, New York, Mrs. Johr
Lewis was trying to restrain her husband, whc
was sick with a fever, when he leaped through
a second story window, carrying her with him
She was instantly killed, and he was danger
Ously injured.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. q, 1856

" ALEXANDRIA, Oct. q, 1856.
1t is raining very hard here this morning,
and it will impede outdoor business very seri-
Gus for the day.
The last session Of the County Court was by
no means so unimportant as was lead to be-
lieve and stated in my letter yesterday. An
election for county constable, vice - Ball,
resigned, was ordered for the 18th inst.
The Middle Turnpike Company are called
together at the Council Chamber this morning,
but We presume the heavy rain will cause a
postponement. The annual meeting of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
takes place on the 25th inst.
We learn, by the Gazette of this morning,
that the receipts of the Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad for September, this year, amount
to Sl3,06 being an increase over the receipts
of the same month last year of S9SS
Flour, SS.25, Wheat-Red, ST. 75aS1. IS !;
white, 81 9OaSl.95. Corn, s5a88c. Oats, 38a
4Sc. Rye, SO.
Coal. berland-Run of the mine So IS;
fine So %, and lump 81 25. Anthracite So %.
- AMI.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GE0RsErowS, Oct. 8, 1855

GEORsErowS, Oct. 6, 1855.
Our City Councils met last night, and trans.
acted considerable business-of which the fol
lowing is the most important:
d. English, Esq, member elect Of the Coun.
ell, appeared, was qualified in the presence Of
a joint meeting of the two Boards by r. White,
Esq, and took his seat
Mr.. Bangs presented O memorial from n
number Of persons praying the Corporation to
make an additional appropriation of $500 for
the purpose OF enclosing the market-house; re-
ferred
A communication vas received from Alex
Ray asking permission to build an aaueduct
from the canal over Water street, for the pur.
pose Of unloading coal boats; referred to .
joint committee Of the two Boards
message was received from the Mayor
suggesting the propriety of again submitting
the subject of the Metropolitan Railroad to the
people, and of giving some definite instructions
TO the committee heretofore appointed to rep
resent the interests of our Corporation before
Congress; referred to committee Of ways and
meapS
III ordinance passed both Boards, and was
signed, for the improvement Of Orchard alley
p The subjecs of annexation to Washington is
beginning to be agitated to a considerable ex-
tent among many Of our citizens, and We learn
from some VINO are Wen posteu In regard 10
the matter, that such a project would meet
with the very decided appreciation and sup.
port of many of our leading business men.
Whether the matter will result in anything
but talk, as did all the stirs we have hereto
fore had about retrocession TO Maryland, we
can't say. If nothing more is done, however,
public meeting will be held at an early day
for the purpose of considering the propriety Of
such step. For our own part, we think such
change would, upon the whole, be prefer
able to going back to old mother Maryland.
What our nsighbors Of Washington will think
OF such a union, We are not prepared to say
We can hardly think, however, that they can
have any objection TO lengthening tho name Of
their city little, by lacking on to it George,
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$500 II

NORTHERN LIBERTIES ENGINE. HoUsE-The
brick work of the new edifce was, we learn,
completed week ago, but that land complaint
Is made to US in consequence the other part OF
the work is progressing slowly. The bare walls
have been exposed to the heavy rains, exciting
fears that the heavy cornice will, the mortar
becoming detached, fall to the ground In
view of the fact that the company 3 apparatus
is not, in the cid house, protected sufficiently
from the effects Ofthe weather, it is to be hoped
the new building will be hurried to completion.
BEALE's PANORAMA at Odd Fellows Hall,
will be exhibited during the next week Those
who desire to gain knowledge on the subject
of the wonders and perils of the Northern Seas,
as described by DIR. Kane and other explorers,
should not neglect the present opportunity to
be gratifed There will be an exhibition this
evening.
The MEETING OF THE JUNIOR MISSIONARY
SOCIETY of the Fifth Presbyterian Church,
which was postponed last Sabbath, will be
held in the Congregational Church, on Fifth
street, opposite the City Hall, o-morrow (Ssb.
bath) afternoon, at half-past 2 o'clock.
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READY.MADE CLOTHING

NTE desire to call particular attention OF cftI-
w Zens and strangers to our present large and
varied assortment OF r all and Winter Clothing
suitable FOR Gentlemen, Youths ard BOYS, con /.
sisting OF every variety Of Reedy- made Garments
adapted TO the season, which we have Just had
manufactured for oHT sales, In the most fashion
able and durable manner
Also, large and complete assortment Of white
and coiored Shirts OF fne quality, Merino Under
shirts, and Drawers Scarfs Cravats Stocks Tiee
Hdkfs, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, which we win sell
at New York prices.
WALL s. STEPHENS,
32 Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS,
oct2 News next TO Iron Han
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Byc. w. BoTELER, AuctIopeer1

BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ at Auction.-On MONDAY, Oct. Sth al
10 O'Clock a. m, shall sell, At the residence OF a
gentleman declining housekeeping, at No 226
Massachusetts avenue, betwet n 4th and 5th SITS
the flag will designate the house,) an excellent
assortment of Household Furniture, consisting in
part Of f-.- t----.... ... .. =. -. = -
Mahogany Sofas, do. Chairs. do Rockers RI.
Do Tables, Whatnots, Liz bit Stand -
Do SidebOard, Lamps, Clocks - ..-.
Mantle Ornaments, one Reclining Chair r... n.
Tapestry, Brussels and other Carpets .. s-..-
Rugs, dc French and other BedStesds ..5
Superior Feather Beds '.f.-. a ..s....r ~
Curled Hair and Shrok Mattresses q. .. .-- ~
Wardrobes, Bureaus, W ashstands z-5 80 .
RefrigeratoEs, China, Glass and Croskery 70.
Table Cutlery, Cooking and other Stoves 90
Cooking Utensils, Kitchen Furniture &c 3. r
+ The above articles are worthy the attention of
purchasers, as they are nearly new and in good
condition. ..s 800 ,.... -. b 80 = . : :
Terms: Under. Sa5 cash over sa5, sixty end
ninety days credit, for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest =. C. w. BOTEIER, ?
= oct I'd ...-i--- -. Auctioneer.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD GRAND
Nl Pianos, Splendid X osewood ParIsr Fur.
niture, Elegant brocateIIe aud Lace Cur.
tains, Superb French Plate Mirrors, Fine
Family Carriage, Matched Gray Ucrses,
&c.-On TUESDAY morning, October 23d, at
10 cock, at the residence of his Excelleney Gen
eIal AlmOnte, Minister from Mexico on street
between 1lth ard 18th streets shall sell all his
elegant Furniture and Effects, viz:
Magnificent rosewood seven octave grand Piano
by 'Erard," cost 81, 0G0 in London
Two elegantly carved suites Of rosewood Parlor
Furniture, each consisting cftwo French Sofas
two arm Chairs and twelve Palor Chairs, one
finished in rich green and gold brocateile, the
other with silver and blue embroidered satin
Suits OF beautiful brocatelle Window Curtains TO
match, lined throughout with white satin wild
rich Lace Curtains, Cords, TasSelS and Cornice
Two superb gilt-ffame French plate Mantel Mir
rors, plate 81 by y
Two elegant rosewood rarbie-top Centre Tables
Superior bronze and gilt French Mantle Clock
Two beautiful 2l-light gilt and Bohemian glass
Chandeliers for candies
Fine Velvet, Brussels and VenitIan Carpefs
Number Of beautiful Engrsvings In handsome gilt
frames
y, Walnut extension Dining Tasls, sidebOa,d
Mahogany hdir-spring Sofa and Chairs
French China Dinner, Dessert, AID Tea Sets
Silver plated Casters, Table Cutlery, Glassware
Mahogany and walnut Chamber Furniture
Superior cDrled hair Mattresses, husk do
Feather and hair Bolsters and Pillows
Toilet Sets, Towel Stands, Looking Glasses
Marseilles Quilts, Blankets, Comforts
Handsome damask and Chintz Curtains, &c
Mahogany bookcases and Secretaries Pa.
Mahogany Writing Desk, revolving ard other OF.
fee Chairs, &c . - : %
Together with large and excellent assortment, Of
Kitchen Requisites. =. -.
At 3X O'Clock,
In front Of the premises, shall sell .. .
very handsome and roomy French Rarour he
built by Lawrence, of New York -
One pair superior matched grey Carriage Horses
about SIX years old, Of line style and action, and
perfectly sound ID ~ -
One excellent Buggy Wagon, suitable for two or
four persons .. - ... RI
One set silver plated Carriage Harness .---..
One set Buggy Harness. Horte Covers, &c
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum a
credit OF 90 and so days FOR satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing Interest. -.
+. 3 The House is for rent; for particulars.
enquire OF the Auctioneer. - J I,-g'
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, q.
&C "a .. - Auctionecr.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-Flour has advanced
l2tc, and is firm. Howard street and Ohio
sod yesterday ternoon and TO day for IS.
City Mills is held at So, but buyers ofer but
81 S7i
Wheat is firm at yesterdays rates good 10
prime white 81 S5asl %; good 10 prime reds
ii l5ssl 50. Corn Is unchanged and frn.
white is quoted at $50, and yellow Sass,
Provis ons-Thele has been no perc .ptible
change since yesterday, and the market is
dull Besf-Baltimore packed mess SIS. 50;
do No. l: SO 50, and prime at sl4 per bbi.
BScon-Hams in glazed covers lac; sides,
bic; shoulders 49,. Pork-Baltinore in
spected mess s2l 80: uninspected $50 5Oa
$50 s7t. Lard is quoted at iIic. in barrsls,
AMI l3ss in kegs.
Tob eco There Is no demand for Maryland,
and quotations are made as last week; good
70 common Middling, s6as6 so; good to fine
Brown, S7asI0.
Whisky is siealy, and the market closed
ffm at 2St for City, and 39aS9i for Ohio
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MADAME RS REMOVAL.

MADAME X. respectfully informs the public In
Nl general, that she win give information in all
the Affairs relating to Life, Health, Wealth, Mar
riages, Love, Journeys, Law suit, Difficulties In
Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and Death
and In respect to all other subjects She Is also
able to tell the Ages Of persons by reading mum.
bers All those who wish to consult Madame K
will please call soon, as she will remain in the
city but short time. She can be consult d at all
hours Of the day and evening. Her name 10 on the
door-at NO US, 18th street, corner Of D. on the
LEFT hand side. Gentlemen 80 cents and ladies
%, .lt yFtE ., sen 2Q-2w4
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BY a. GREEN, Auct.oneer.

BY a. GREEN, Auct.oneer :
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MA.
ryland venue al Auetisn.-On MONDAY
The eth instan., shall sell, at O'Clock -. m in
front o. the part lot No. 6, in square 3S having
ffoa Of SO feet inches tbs north side OF MaTy-
land avenue, near the corner Of Tenth street west
unning 30 feet. -.f ..--. -. 80
The above described property is handsomely
located, Immediately in the vicinity o. the smith
sonia3 Institute. ---r' -. - :.
lTerns: One-third ca Is; balance In one and
Two years, the purchaser TO give notes for the de-
ferred pc ymens, bearing interest from the day of
tn sale.
All cenveyancing at cost of purchaser. %.
- -. l-.-...- ,.-.r- A. GREEN, -lgs
&C sd .ls s.#.-f Auctioneer, =.