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On Tuesday last workmen commenced laying the track
within city limits, OF the Washington and Alexandria
railroad The track viii through First street Mary
land avenue to the Long Bridge
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The Sisters og CHAmTY-The members Of this religious
order says the Boston Transcript have recently adopted
entirely dress Their attire has always been black
but at the instance Of their superors they now wear
dart gpy robe and white linen hood with long loose
cape Of the material and color which renders them
quite noticeable the streets However much Pro'estans
may object 70 the whole monasdc system, they must re-
spec he heroic devotion the sick and needy which has
characterized he "Sslers OF Charity The lady SUI
perior Of the institution in this city by her commanding
figure natural g asd varied and extensive requirements
may be justly termed representative woman. She is .
native Of Maryland and beisngs we learn Of the
most cultivated and cpueut families Of that State.
LARGE BuslSRss charlottesville Baltimore American
Of yesterday morning says;
perusa Of market reports r The past two days
win show that an unusually heavy bsiness is doing
pssiay In coffee and -four. This sales Of coffee have
amounted $4,000 bags and -four the extent Of 5000
barrels The prices have also advanced and howard street.
Ohio and City Mills yesterday sold a, 80 50 per
barrel The whole value Of sales IN those articles for
the two days il about S40A0QO"
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COMMERCIAL.
FROM OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT
Nav Yosx, Oct. 8, 1855.

Nav YoRK, Oct. 3 1870.
The drain gold produced by the manest each week
greater influence upon the markets OF Paris and London
ia the city the bank rate OF interest stood at per
cent from May ~ 1854 September H. 1855, period Of
ID months and during the last ~ months drain Of specie
has been large p that period the amounts OF specie IN the
Banks Of France and England have varied as follows;
Rank OF France. Bank Of England
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The receipts for freight the Manassas Gap railroad for
the OF September exceeded 600 The receipts for
the months Of july August and September Of this year.
eecded BY nearly hundred per cent the receipts the
same period in 1854.
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On the pth instant, WILLIAM EDWARD, % DAsL Rna
MATILDA y. satrH, sgcdtwo months and eleven days.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
rosr orrIen perAnrMnNr.

Resimed.-Second Lieutenant Frederick NJ. Folle ST.
infantry, has resigned his commission in the army.
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cod chain fooiorv Burnf.

SPRrSarIEtp, (Mass.,) Oct. 9.Messrs. Pumrl Shum-
ways extensive gold chain mandatory completely de-
royed by fire this evening The loss is heavy, and
sixty workmen have been thrown out Of employment. The
firm is insured.
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4, GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.-The
" crcr, formerly of Richmond, Virginia, having
an ONCE this CITY, doors front
uy Department. tenders his claimants the
nent especially Tor revolutionary for land
and pensions under The
Having purchased
ne has, Perhaps the index which The i'm
OF revolutionary auditors
Richmond lie has copioua Index the all
the other public Offices the Capitol OF Virginia. These and the
title him to hope claim ju win
able 10 show u, where the claimant himself be entirely
unable il.
claims March, giving
nf land TO all who days, his
charges @iit be very moderate. FELIX RlCHAKDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac Virginia.
James Lyons, ESD, Richmond, Virginia.
james Heath, late Commissioner of Pensions, Richmond,
Virginia. n +
Stafford II. Parker Richmond, virginia. +
Hon. John g. Fendicton, Virginia +
Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washington, D, G.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberiake, esq., New York.
March 7-d&cpiy~
~ chan, tailor has received and beautiful
fail aGd winter goods which respectfully
seniun the public. .
In addition large and varied Cloths
vengs Of tho styles his siock OF geneens furnishing
goods IS alrn very seleei and complete; flch
Searia, cravnts, Stocks ties, gloves
Saspen ders, hosiery ;.
silk, cotton, and woolien unjerslirs drawers,
lie prepared 10 clothing order
style OF unsurpassed elegance, and at fair prices.
fnenen solicited cali early and select choice
No. ass Seventh street.
Sept l2-3tawif
EoR RENT That line house Handsomely
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EOa HicNW-That fine house Handsomely situated
Garner Of Thirteenth and New Yoikavenue For
apply
Oct 3--codt EVAN HUGHES
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Amuscrnenfs.
ODD FELLOWS HALL

ODD FELLOWS, HALL
Positively The last week Of
DIR. EEALE's GRAND PANORAMIC VIEWS
OF Arctic Explorations
in SEARCH or SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
In oonnexion with the
SIEGE AND COMMANDMENT OF sRBAsToPoL,
Executed by The great Hedge esd om sketch
taken the spot by the explorers.
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Admitting nuiudes nightly testify sublime
interesting, pleasing exhibited
the city,
Exhibition evening O'Clock aDd Wednesday, Thuls,,
and Saturday afternoons 3 O'Clock.
Tickets. 25 cents; children, i2k cents.
The Panorama will positively Saturday evening
October 10 and week only in Alexandria, Lbery
Hall, on Monday, October Is.
Oct T-dlw
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GLOVES, CltAVATS, tkc.Our assortment of kid and
U gloves complete. All Of desirable
qualities, and at uniform prices
STEVENS's Sales Rooms,
l0-3if Browns Hoeo
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Great Sale OF Town Lots in Kentucky city.

IN Monday October 1855 sale of Kentucky
commences public and continue from until
all are disposed Of The rapid growth and future
pely Of this place being object poprctor,
all the lots will be sold without tho
LIBERAL TERMS,
both time and payment.
This town located in the Of Hickman State OF ke
lucky, upon Of the Mississippi river
below the
MOUTH OF THE OHIO,
and just below and adjoining Columbus
has within its limits the depot and station OF tbs
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
would he Of place In this dwell length,
and in detail oil The advantages Of this ocson and the bril-
liant prospects, Of city fortunately situated being
pom, upon inquirer
prominent facts and for himself Kentucky and
nien for the railroad track ii surrounded healthy
country, rapidly settling It's front is washed by the mighty
Father Of Wate nnvgabc from this oil OF
for the class with and enduring
bank and having conssd the best and a
direct with the Mobile and Ohio having lis
depot within limits By steamboat which has
Central railroad Cairo, and like with
Cairo and Fulton great California the road fondy
aso st. Louis and which
proposed terminate Of the opposite
The Mobile and Ohio railroad Aabaa
passing through Mississippi and Tennessee its
cgted with The the coton the and ropcai fruits of
The South laden with the provisions aud heads
all the products and manufacturer OF the West North BROUGHT
down by the inos Central and other aosd and by hs
mississippi and Ohio rivers with their and lengthy hn
Kentucky brought wtis
soulhen gulf
the Atlantic and the cities OF the northern lakes. The
ercbange commodities, legitimate
products different cImes must place hereero they
here be stored here naDhippcd ken
prophecy brilliant future n fortunately
located and blessed with combination natural
fcial outlets for travel and trade.
Terms years with personal
security
balance, at the option Of the purchaser
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THE DEIA YED LOT..Those extraordinary wide, thick,
s early
An additional supply Of all other kinds figured plain
black silk. at plove,hialy low prices; ,,.c
select with unusuaIy heavy stock f"pe nen
Tbose customers buying linen goods
be surprised they will call and examine our styles and
| for offering real bargains
OPENED YESTERDAY
800 pairs blankets, medium and large
IS pieces e,ings ali widths.
One Hence sell but @ the cash and to those
Good articles low pc's and fair d sEn may s 5S Tn in al
Central Stores building
Sep 3o-ioSdf Opposite Centre Market.
NAL to day . pieces more Of very cheap
tain wha. they desired on, q h first lot be supplied
rinos.
pairs blankets, crib and
ss,ss e snis Amen goods
e Gees s ans new. white n A G,pne. !, o. g. ,r
Delay closing any pre.en, expected
Good ar.iciss prices, dealing may
~c.a ~5ss g'.... gs ..g, sa';s,..
oets-lodf Opposite Centre Market.
4 NEW Ladies' black.-Blaok vene-
II tian," an admirable article constantly on hand.
large supply Of mourning sSsws and maniles.
10 pieces mourning riks mnny ibiBgs in the
With lots Of other which
making dnly additions.
Strangers needing mourning goods may
OF stock, cordially invited examination
ons price only hence they need be under apprehension of
overchaVed.
o. white nanno', blankets, menos, and domestic
goods is full at this
Good articles, prices aud dealing may
"Cenra Storcs,r we building,
Sept Q9-dl0if opposite Centre Market.
i tn n and cheap French black cloths.
10 pieces medium and black cassimerps
The prices tine above goods moderate and
IS fancy
ae supply OF eoods adapted for especially
100 cheap calcoes
With ample stock Of all kinds goods adapted for
family consumption.
Dealing such goods Of decided
nce Of hbric and having price, enabled
goods she lowest fgnrcs.
New supplies daily.
Good articles, prices, and fair dealing may
Delay closing bills present expected occur.
PERRY n BROTHER
Central Stores building,'f
Opposite Centre Market
mcsi docupepp.--1his book Of 279 gsses, neatly
rrished to purchasers at 81 per copy.
fscrs, by rcmittrv 81, single
e-s by mail fee OF postage.
copie. viii he sent by express fres cf charge 1r a
JOHN TRETLER
a. Seventh street, Washington, y, q,
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Heavy Robbery.

PnLApELPuA, Oct. lo.The store Of Messrs. Thompson
Potter and Newkrk at the of Fifth and Marke,
streets entered last night by of false keys and
robbed Of silks TO the value of about 81, 900.
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r. j. BULLOCK,
w. II. II. TAYLOR,
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,

NJ BIN order their subscription to the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company authorities OF the of Columbus
ssued three hundred bends of hundred
dollars eac
endorsed by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
the marke and selling at eighty five TO the dollar,
though they will be taken at lots bought
sale in Kentucky payable down, the other half in
RI thereafter GREY,
BULLOCK,
Oct 2-lmdwxcp TAYLOR.
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OF Calhoun, Clay. md Wsbsssr--cosp-
Mcs, docuwepts.-1hs book, Of 22a gsses, neatly
rnished to purchasers at 81 per copy.
fscrs, by RENTING me 81 can have single copy
e-s by mail free OF pssiagc.
cope. win he sent BY express fres u charge tor
JOHN TRETLER,
a. Seventh street, Washington D, q.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, June %. 1855

GRoRaErows, June %, 1855
Agreeable to our anticipations, Mr. Semmes
Of the committee of ways and means, submit
ted to our City Councils, last hight, a very
elaborate and concise report upon the message
Of the Mayor in relation to the subscription of
our Corporation to the stock of the Metropoli-
tan Railroad. Upon a perusal of the report
we discover that the committee ulIy endors q
the views of Mayor Addison, as heretofore
given by US. The report is accompanied by
the following resolutions
RssOlVe6, 0re. That for the purpose of test
ing the public sentiment of the voters upon
the call recently made by the President, Di
rectors and Company of the Metropolitan
Railroad, for an additional instalment for,
and Oh account of the corporate subscription
to the STOCK Of said company, the Mayor be.
and he Is hereby authorised at some early day,
TO cause to be opened public poll of the vo.
teis Of the town. to be had upon the question
Of meeting or Rejecting said call.
And BE- 1t further resoIUsd, That the issue
In this election hereby authorised. shall be,
the abandonment of the corporate subscription
to the stock Of the Metropolitan Railroad, or
is payment; and the ballots shall have writ
ten or printed upon their face, the following
laDS0dSos 0uaii tue OOrpOrAlo tuDecr1pt1On
70 tae Metropolitan Railroad be abandoned?"
and any voter in the Affirmative, shall write,
or cause to be written, or printed, the word
" Yes" and those in the negative, tho word
"No''
Mr.. Bangs offered a substitute for the reso-
lutions; and after considerable discussion the
whole subject was laid upon the table until
next Friday evening
Several other bills Of minor Importance were
reported by Messrs Bangs, Myers, and Semmes,
and acted upon.
From the report received this morning we
discover that both the -four and wheat markets
have given way, and prices have considerably
declined. The former, this morning, is dull
at $40 %, aud the latter at 81 05a$2 10 for
white, and 81 for red.
At DrOyers' Rest, this week, so head Of beef
cattle were offered and sold at SASS on the
hoof, equal to $3.50 net Old sheep State
per 10. Lambs 81 25as3. Hogs ST. 5Oa$s so.
SPECTATOR.
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FRANKLIN HALL The managers, in behalf
OF 81. Fincent's Orphans, esteem it their duty
publicly to retufL their thanks to Mr.. s, p.
Franklin for the use Of his new and commodi.
chs Hall, corner of Ninth and D streets, which
he gave for an unlimited period, for the late
festival. Also, to Mr.. j. Reese, who kindly
supplied the gas chandeliers, &c; and to our
ciussns generally, whose kind feelings and
sympathy so often manifested, tend to encour-
age those who bear the labor and burden of
those little charity gatherings Through the
orphans prayers they will recsive a rich re-
ward: For inasmuch rs ye have assisted one
Of those little ones, ye have done il unto mo -
We are happy 10 report to our patrons that
the net proceeds from the late festival amount
TO *5Iu SIT. c. A. MAST,
Ii Sacretarv
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DUHOING LOTS AND DWELLINGS For
ID sale Lots on Third street, near the City Hall;
on f, between Third and Fourth; on E, between
First aud Second; on Seventh, between l. and NJ;
on VI, near Tenth; on Third, near l.; on Seven Il,
between l. and NJ; on X, between Fourth and Fifth;
also, opposite TO Franklin Square; Massachusetts
avenue, between First and ". Capitol; First Ward,
near Twenty first; Virginia avtnue, near Tw en-
first; v. Hampshire avenue, between and /; also,
two frame dwellings on Fourth between and G,
will BE- sold low for cash. Island prnpPrtY-TwO
small {. anne tenCments on I. between -Four and-a
half and SIXTH also, lots on Virginia avenue, 7nd
variety III other o tie Island and City, all Of
which will be sold on terms accommodating To suit
pnrch' ser5 Enquire at No 337, Pennsylvania av
opposite 10 Browns Hotel
may % lmeO DAVID MYERLE.
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ArrxxPf TO RAISE A CHAIN USED IN Rxvo.
LUfIosARY TINES MIR. Bishop. owner Of
Bishops Floating Derrick, yesterday, at West
Point, commenced the undertaking of raising
the massive chain. which, under orders from
Warrington, in 1778, We think vas made-its
weight being Ave hundred tons-and strung
the passage of British vessels above that place.
The chain was broken at each side few wears
after it was put up and has rsmsined undis-
turbed since, though one or two of its massivs
links were, for years, on exhibition in the
Qate) Albany Museum. The depth Of the
river at tho point where it lies is lbs feet.
Mr. Bishop has sounded for il. and satisfied
himself that he can raise it -Aibany Argus,
20th inst
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BRICK IN NEBRASKA CITY.-There are al
ready in this place two large kilns of brick
nearly ready for burning, and third one Is
about commencing. Our townsman, S. 2.
Nuckolls, has contracted for several hundred
thousand; and all the brick now making are
sold in advance. Brick of an excellent quail.
ity are made here, at very reasonable rates
We have one brick dwelling house already
completed which is about the size of the pres.
emit Capitol building, and it's entire cest is
less than twelve hundred and fifty dollars,
being about one third as expensive az tbs
buildings Of a similar size ut Omaha City
Nebraska Cttv Neus.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, June % Cotton is dull, with q
declining tendency Flour hiss declined Co.;
sale3 Of 4 500 bbls good Ohio S9ss9 so: So, tlsrn
is irmer-ssles of 600 bbls at SIC. 25a$lo 81.
Whei At lie dull, with q declining tendency.
Corn-Western mixed at 81 olaSl o.. Pork
ass declined 1913, new mes, $l9 SO per bbl.;
prime sl8 Beet is firm with an upward ten.
ieucy; country mess $40 75asl2 s2i per bbl
Llrd is upch anged. aud In moderate demand.
Whisky--0hio 37a37tc. per gallon.
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1PGOOD MEDICINEs.-Itis estimated that AYERS
~ CHERRY PICTORIAL and CATHARTIC PILLS have
done more to the public any other
cause There can be question that the Cherry
has by Its thousand Of Colds Coughs
ma, Group Influenza Bronchitis &C. very
the proportion Of deaths from consumptve diseases In this
country The Pills are as good the Pectors
cure more complaints.
needs more less purging. Purge blood
from lite impurities Purge the Bowels Liver and the
whole vscera system from distractions Purge out the
diseases which fasten the body work decay
TOR diseases we should die only antdoes
early and thrust II from the system before It yet
strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease only while Il Is
weak, but when II has taken strong hold. Read
founding Of those who have been cured
rom dreadful Scrofns Dropsy Ulcers Skin diseases
mstsn Neuralgia Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious
plants Hesdache Heartburn Govt and less DANCE
rous but still threatening ailments pmpes
c- worms Nervous Irritabty Loss of appetite Irregu
srtes Dizziness in the head Colds Dysenery
indeed every variety Of complaints for which Purgave
Remedy is required.
These are no random statements but authenticated
yonr own neighbors and your own physicians
Try them once and you will never be without them.
Price IS cents per box-5 boxes for o..
Prepared by DIR. J. Q. AVER, Lowell Mass And sold
by
T. ID. GILMAN Washington.
@. M LINTHICUM Georgetown.
JAS COOK CO., Fredericksburg and by all Druggist.
eNeTJNhero. 3-eo2m
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Cock FIGurING The Georgans are against
fighting cocks. There was recently a contest
between North and South Carolina cocks, a.
Macon, Ga the field the gallant Csrolinians
choose to try the game OF their fowls on. The
Gsolgisn, publis he'd ut Macon. protests against
it, ard says; If people Of the neighboring
States will indulge in such cruel sports, they
ought to be required to keep them at home
and We are sure that We but express the senti-
msnts Of nins'tentbs Of the people Of Georgia
when We say % -
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sly aIBsoN g. CO, Baltimore.
je I'D GIBSON g. CO., Au

By =. C. MeGUE.EE, hucttoBesr.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE improved
I and unimprOv.d Real Estate In Pur,u ance o.
decree OF the Circuit Court Of the District OF Co
lumhia, sitting in chancrry, passed in cause
wherein Levin NJ. Pow u aGi Jeanette q. Powell!
| cOmpiaii ants, ard William A. Bradley, sydney
A. Bradley, Charles N. Thrusf'n, w lliam ThEus
ton, Ulrao Ga'cs, Eliza, Jeanne &c and DickersGn
| Phillips TnusiGn; = rah TErusion, Charles NJ,
| helen X, and Thomas w. FSrustOn; Fannie {.
ThTustOn, Jeanette H., Alfred Is , and Sydney
ThruSOn IRE defendants. tire undersigned Trustees,
appointed under said decree will proceed 10 sell al
pubic auction, mp the premises, 20 the highest
bidder, the following described Lots and Houses,
! situated in ,He ciIy of Washington, viz:
| On THURSDAY, the l2:h cay of July next, at 6
o'cl"ck p. m, the whole of sou re 52s This square
is bounded by Third and Fourth streets, betw, en- II
aid streets ana Massachu: etis aVenu, and Will Le
| s. ~ It's suitable tor builiag comfortable dwell
| lngs, and each lot ser arateiy.
| On FRIDAY, the 18Th OF July next, at O'CLOCK
| n m original lots s. 7, amd 3. IN Square numbered
690 A portion of this property IS improved by good
sub -tartIal houses, the rest Is uHInpr pvCd.
| On MONDAY, The 18th ot JIly next, at O'Clock
p IN, lot Is and part If l9, in square numbered Is
thus property Is elis.bIy SITUATED on ct Bear
| The lower GrOrg. town bridge, and j. improved
by well built thr. e-story bres house, back buid
/ ing, and stable.
The terms of the said sale shall re as follows, TO-
/ wit: One fourth part of the purchase money shall
be paid at The time Of ii sale, aud the balance in
tQ1al inSt,lments, AZ l. = an 3 years, the puI cha
to give for sal deferred payments his bond, with
I surPtirs I'D be- approved by the trustees, or such
other security as the trustees shall Dc EN- -ufeient
II the terms Ofihe sale are rot complied with in
| four days the trus ee5 r-srve 10 themselves the
right ID sci again, Al the purchasers risk and cost
All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser
los T b H. T RIDLEY. Trustees
| JAS e. MCGUIRE,
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A CARD.

A CAhD.
AIRS CAMERON informs her friends and former
Ifl patrons that her health being entirely restored
she has resumed her former business, and has on
hand general assortment OF DIR. BannIng's ABB
DOMINAL SUPPORTERS. Her long experience
and success in applying the Brace is well known.
Ladies requiring particular attention can be accom-
mOda ed with board rooms are large, location
healthy, and pleasant walk TO the Departments
Ii is edesg TO speak OF the benefit of the Brace TO
bs afflicted, IL has been too successfully tested 10
require comment Re erence given il requirsd.
Address No. $50 Fourteenth street, near the Monu-
mem. ie 1871 $50
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Auction Sales.
Sc For otk.r Auction Sale. see tkst page -ss
By GREEN 4 SCOTT. Austionssrs

By GRE &c u - SCOTF. Ausiohesfs'
r ARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
aud Lot and vacant Lots, at the corner oil lJth
aud II steets, on New York avenue, 81 hucnon -
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, we shan sen, at
O'Clock D. M, in front OF the premises, that large
and nab!e brick situated st the corner OF l5th 81
west sud n street north, on New Yo'k avenue, win
the lot which il stands, IL b ing part Of Lots NOS
1 and 81, in Square No ESQ having front on h ST
of IS feet running with fne line OF 18Th street lO4 II
Tae house is a three story brick, nearly new, con
tanning seventeen good and conveniently ranged
rooms and cellar, with wide passage through the
house. One of the rooms is occupied as grocery
slo e, and well known % be one ofthe best busaess
stands
Also, the vacant Lot adjoining on the west, hav-
ing front on II street 81 feet, running back 10 a
wide alley, containing "A square fees ana part OF
Lot No so, ado'nipg the above on the north, 'front.'
ing on 18th street rufnfnS back 10 80 feet alley,
conta. ming l,ls4 square feet
The above described property Is hands HifIy 10
Gated and considered Of The most degTrable and
valuable pieces of property now for sale III wash
IGgton-
Title ind;sputabie
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, II and Ia
m NTH, the purchaser to for the deferred
payments. bearing interest from day Cf sale.
A deed gwen and dt ed o. trust taken.
GREEN s. SCOTT,
IT, 22-d Aucunneers.