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BVA. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
EWECUTOR,S StrE ny .tnrSv ,xn

The purchaser at previous sale hav-
Ing rallied 10 comply with the terms Of sale. the
understand will sell, by authority Of the last
WIZ sha testamentof Elizabeth Chinn, de e,sed
iaP OF washington county, In the District of Co,
lumoia, at public au"tion 10 the highest bidder ON
the premises. en- MONDAY, the i7th dav of No
vember, 1856. 81 O'Clock p. m =, the House and
ot OF the said deceased, 81 being part OF lot No
-, In Square is9, having front on Sixth street
OF twenty seven feet; beginning for the same AZ
the distance OF Fifty fest from the northwest cor
ner OF said square, and running south q sixth
street twenty-seven feet; thence east one hundred
feet thence north ten feet; thence west twenty
1--we ct; thence north sevt nteen feet and thence
seventy II e feet 20 the place Of beginning
The house is good frame dwelling, enclosed
by suhs.antIsI fe &c.
Terms: One-third cash the residue In six
twelve. ard ighteen mon his, wi b interest, 20 be
secured or the premises by deed Of trust. Terms
II saie 10 be complied with in five days from the
sale, or the executor reserves the hight TO resell
atthe risk and cost Of The defaultiuq purchaser
on 1--we DAYS notice IN the National Intelligencsr
RICHARD Fl. CLARK, Fxecutcr
nov S-2aWdds 4. GREEN, kuct'r
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE
ALEXANDRIA. NCx. Ia56

ALEXANDRIA. Nov. IL, 1856.
One gear ago this morning The tolling bells
and solemn countenauces Of our PEOPLE tod Of
.he harvest death had reared from auong the
best aud bravest Of our people; to day sgsin
the bells are striking mournful notes as q city
prepares TO do honor to the memory II sever
OF its sons who met death ct the post Of ,iuty
A. 100 o'clock the procession, which makes
up portion of the ceremonies Of laying the
corner stone Of the 6remen's monument, fJ--ns
in front Of the Lyceum Hall In the following
order
Chief Marshal and Aids; Music, Mechanical
Artillery; Mount Vernon Guards; Ria4mep;
Monument COMMITTEES; Families Of the de-
ceased Firemen; Orator Of the Day; Clergy
Mayor and City Council; Music; Friend
SHIP Fire Company; Sun Fire Company;
Relief Fire Company; Star Fire Company;
HydrauliOn Fire Company; Red Men; United
Eand Of Brothers; Pupils Of st. johns Acade-
my; Pupils Of other Schools; Masons; Music;
Citizens.
After proceeding through the streets the
procession will march 10 Ivy HUI, wher. the
corner stone will be laid by the Masonic or
! der with appropriate ceremonies.
The fair for the benefit of our fine corps OF
Alexandria Rifemen opens tonight at " ash
! ington Hall. The ladies who have thus
Opehed al eltcIprIes on DonalI OF our cluzeE-
soldiers will, we are sure, find their generous
effort appreciated by liberal public,
The Young Mems Christian Association eel
ebrated their anniversary by a meeting at
Lyceum Hall on Friday evening; w III.
Fowle presided. After music by the band Of
the Alexandria Rifeuen, and an address by
Mr. j V. Brooke Of Washington, the sum OF
$3.50 (since increased TO s6lS) was subscribed
on behalf of the institution.
The Alexandria Library, as well as the
Young Mems Christian Ass )cia,ioa, contem-
plate courses Of public lectures this winter.
AMI
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GKoReETowr, Nov. II, 1855,

GEoReETowr, Nov. II, 1855.
An individual Of Incorporate habits, By the
name of Thomas Hunt, was found yesterday
morning near the lime kilns of W. ii Cooley
4 Co in dying condition. Il appears that
on the previous night, while in an intoxicated
condition, he fell down the steep bank at the
above named place, where he lay the remair-
der Of the night. In the fall no received A
severe wound upon the head, which, together
with exposure to the cold during the night.
terninatei his existence When found, life
Was net entirely extinct, but he expired soon
after being taken 10 his home. Coroner " God.
ward nell al in4ues: over the body, and the
jury rendered the following verdict" Death
from i.tempersnce ami exposure
FROM presen: Indications there will be q
very general suspension Of business in our
city Or Thursday, in obedience to the procla-
nation of our Mayor. The pastors Of all our
churches gave notice yesterday that they (the
churches) would all be open on that day for
religious services.
Tho remains Of young Claxton were taken
this morning from tho residence Of his parents
on Bridge street, and inferred in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
The fifth OF the series Of sermons on the
Eternal World, &c by DR.. Murray, Of the
M. p. Church, was delivered yesterday evon
ing to one of the most attentive congregations
We ever saw assembled In that edifce His
subject on the occasion was the Heavenly
City. The discourse is regarded by many Of
the Doctors hearers as one Of his very ablest
productions. 1t must have told with power
full effect upon the minds and hearts of his
audience The closing discourse Of the series
will be delivered on next Sabbath evening.
Awsgon and horses were found few days
eipce near Oak Hill Cemetery, by Officer ST.
leIce and others, under circumstances that
caused suspicious of foul play somow where
Upon inquiry this morning, however, we learn
that sufficient information has been obtained
to clear up all suspicion. 1t appears that
they belong to person in Virginia, and dur.
ing the temporary absence Of the driver the
horses wandered of from point where they
had been left standing
No material change in the markets since
OFT last SPECTATOR.
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JUBILEE -Ed,toy of the Star The
Democratic jubilee at Rockville on the even
ing Of the 18Th was attended by one of the
most numerous and respectable assemtlages
ever witnessed in Montgomery county, and
passed on with the utmost harmony. Much
credit is due the participants for the handsome
style and orderly manner that characterized
the affair After a fine display of fire works,
the crowd adjourned to the capacious court
room, which vas soon filed u IL, utmost limits,
thus disappointing many who could not gain
entrance DR.. Ii trdin called the meeting to
order, and introduced Mr.. j. II. Rickard Of
Conn who, with Mr. Crawford of Pa were
the speakers. Tho occasion was gladdened
by the presence Of some Of Maryland flares:
daughters. The scene was one long to be re-.
mem bered by the many pleasant associations.
WASHINGTON, Nov Is. ~
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL. BARNARD & CO, Auciioneers.
DkRkmP1ORY SALE OF NEW CAR.
! riages, Buggies, Reckaways, kc., NJ
Asctisn.-On THURSDAY MORNING. No.
vemoer 9th, at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at the
carriage Factory Of Nessrs Hcslup & weeden.
CORNER OF Louisiana avenue and 9th street, their
entire stock OF Carriages, Buggies and Rocfa.
ways, which are their own make, Of the best
3 six-seat Carriages, handsomely mounted and
lined, a first rate article
siour-seat Rockaweys, light ard strong
Two 90 do, suitable for physician
90 Ph8ton, made for service Ia the very
pest manner, beautiful article.
The sale will be positive as Messrs. Haeiup
Weeden have given up busile.s.
Eerms: credit Of two, four and six months,
iof notes satisfactorily END oTsei bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
nov IL .,c,toneors
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Boarding.

NEW BOARDlNG-HOUSE.- C.
IA REYNOLDS has taken the we'll known COM
modiouS boarding house on the southeast corner
of Pennsylvania avenue and ~ street, which Is
being entirely Teatted and furnished. she has
rooms for rent lat different prices according to
their location, } with or without board AL de-
string such accommodations will do well to call
before locating themselves elsewhere. nov II
BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON TIES w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms
with or without board Every effort will he made
10 render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. Transient or table board
can be obtained ap6-f
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ny Jas. Y. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FEGUSTEE'S SALE OS FURNITURE
and household Effects Of Mount Pleas.
ant Hetel.-On THURSDAY MORNING,
November 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, by virtue Of deed
OK rust duly recorded, &c, and TO sa icfy dis
train Tor house rent, shall sell The furniture and
elects or the Mount Pleasant T. otel, situated al
me corner OF Delaware avenue ard north A street,
near the moth CAP itol gate, consisting Of
i1ahogany hair spring Suf 3, Rockers
Do Centre Tables, oak cene.seat Chairs
WlHdowshGdes, Curtains
superior three ply Tarlor and chamber Carpets
Dining room aid hall Oilcloth and stair Carpet
Mahogany and walnut dressing Bureaus
Cottage Bedsteads, Waststsnds
SuPericr curled hair aud husk 4. actresses
Bosters and Pillows, Toilet sets
Dining Tables, dining Chairs, Lounge
China, a!ss5, and CrOckery Ware
COOKING stove and Fixtures, Kitchen Utensils
Ballroom Fixtur-s, &c.
Terms: S25 ard under cash; ever that sum a
credit OF =, ;. and months, for sstIs fac.crily
endorsed notes be ring Interest.
THOS. J FISHER, Trustee
nov H'e oaoS }. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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By JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SMALL AND DEsIRABLG COUNTRY
- Seat on eth street Plank Road near the
FIRST TelIsate.-On FRIDAY NOON,
November lith, at ociccE, on the premises,
shail sell without reserve 81 acres OF Land front
Ing on th street Plank Dad and the ath street CT
Georgetown Io!d at the list FOL gate, d distant
about che mile from the city, With the improve
menfs, consisting CT new and comfortable
House, containing Ten rooms, with many desi J.,
be conveHie2ces foT the acc mnod alton II fani-
Hes during the summer season
pump Of fine water at the kitcnsn door, a
young orchard Of choice fruit trees, a large bed Ol
superior strawberries, together With handsome
shrubbery and flowers, are or tie place
The farming Utensils and Household Furniture
can be had on accommodating terms.
Terms: CRe-fourth cash the residue In 6, IL,
and ls months, with Interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
nov 10 JAS. c MCGUIRE, Auct,
III The above sale is postponed In csase-
quenceof the rain until WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, ajax O'Clock.
novi7-d JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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ByA. GREEN, AuctIonees.
ERsME ROUSE AND LOT AND r

kNb M T. hOUSE AMI Luz AND FDDR
Il Bald NJ Lots at AuetIon-On FRI.
DAY, the Iith instant, shall sell, In front Of the
premises, st ! = O'Clock p. IN west part o. Lot
No =, in Square No 296, having 4 front az 16 feet
en- south X, between Ilth and 18th streets east
running hack about So feet, with side lev, with
the Improvements, which ere a good Frame
House, &c dc.
Also the bal ,nce CT s=ii Lot No. =, which will
be subdivided III lots 90 suit purchasers as fine
building lots
Also, all Of Lot No. ID. in same square, having
front OIL i2ih street east, between and streets
south having front OF IL feet by o. feet deep,
which will be divided and Eold In lots 20 suit
purchasers
This property is near The Navy Yard, ard near
the residence Of Mrs Spicers
Terms Onc-third cash balance In 6, II, Is
and u months, for notes bearing interest from
day CT sale.
4 deed gwen and deed Of trust tslen
Title indispCtable. A. GREEN,
nOvSd (GIgah) huctiCneer.
iD-The above sale is postponed I'm conse.
quence OF the raIG until FRIDAY, the 2Ist inst =,
same hour A. GREEN, Auc,iOreer.
I6-tS
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Further Particulars Of the Lyonnsiss Di;
aster Safety of the othsr Vs,el

NEW YORK, Nov. IL The vessel that came
in contact with the Lyonnaise was the bark
Adriatic, from Belfast, Maine bound to Ss-
Vsnnah- 1t appears that the steamers lights
were seen by the Adriatic twenty minutes be-
lore the coillsion. The captain, who was on
deck at the time, supposed the steamer stood
on her course, and was not aware of the in.
jury done to her.
The bark Adriatic arrived at Gloucester
yesterday, having sustained but little injury.
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From newfoundland.

sr. JoHs's, n. F., Nov. IL The westb.,
mere ior somc days past has been exceedingly
wet, but cur land line Of upwards Of 400 male,
WORKS well, and no difficulty whatever ha.
oeen experienced with the submarine cable
which CONNECTS this island with Nova Scotia
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Kew York Market,

New YosK, NV. II Flour has declining
to ldeney; sales OF 500 ibis; Estate s. 35a
So so, Southern 81 l0aS7s5
Wheat has declining tendency; sales Of
$1,000 bushels; white 81 66, rcdsi55 Corn
has an advancing tendency; sales of $4,000
bushels; southern miIed Zee, and yellow IL .,
Pork is dull, mess Sl8T5 Beet is steady,
b 1t unchanged Lard ia dull at I2,c
Whisky Is easier, but no. qu,tabIy 1--we.
Ohio 81 &c
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Baltimore Harkete.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IL Flour is steady; How
ard street, OHIO aid City Mills S. IS.
Wheat rs dropping; good to prime reds 81 81
as so; whites are steady; good to prime 81 81
aSl.62. Corn is buoysnt; yellow and white
6Oa63c
Whisky is unchanged; City and Ohio 32a3a..
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JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
NEAT FRAME HOUSE ANp LurON
Y Nj street north, between 10Th and 18th
streets west - On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, November 10Th, 1853, al O'Clock, en- the
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No 2i In sub&i-
vision Of Square No 232 fronting i2fset on north
NJ, between 12th and 18Th stree 8, with tie i'm
pTovements, consisting Of Two-story Frame
dwelling, with back building, containing In all
six rooms.
Immediate possession given.
Terms: One-th!rd cash tie residue IN and
~ months, with interest, satisfac tcri.y secured
ncv I5-d JAS MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Democratic Rejo;cjnes

BosroH, Nov. I5.-The Dorches. or Demo.
Gratis fred one hundred guns las. night il
honor Of the election IF Mr. Buchanan
The Democrats in this city fred one hun
dred and seventy oar guar in honor OF ;p-
election rictnrr
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financial

NEW loRg, Nov. IL Stocks are active.
Chicago and & ok Island Railroad ga; lii
nois Central bonds 95i; do shares II6; Mich :
san Southern 923; New York Central S2!;
Pennsylvania Coal SO; Virginia 6's 90.
Sterling exchange ia dull at IOSlal0p
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have hand .ull stock II Inast
styles II rich gold Jswery also largo assortment OF vsrv
superior gold aud silver Watches MAJ ntcturins
TN my oSn ship every variety Of liver Ware such
Spoons FORKS, Ladies, cake aud pie Knives salt usssr
aud olive spo0nri Napkin Rings, Pitchers lea sets &c
from sOld sterling silver which
rates than goods Of the quality b.en sd
70 1s cry ct NO sss Psnnsyvanis avenue,
sign Of the large spread eagle. H. o. HOOD
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On the 9Th instant, DANIEL HANNAH. Of
Baltimore, to CATHARINE C. NORRIS, of
Washington
On the 18th instant, by the Rev Mr.. Hidt, Mr..
CHAKLES ROBINSON to Miss SUSAN CLA-
KINDA BELL, both Of this city
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JAS G. MCGUIRE. auc,ioncer

JAS G MCGUIRE, Auc,ioncer
INTENSIVE SALE or RE:Ag. ESTATE
Ia and Valuable Wharf Property at and
near the south end of 7th street west, under
deed Of tJust By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated
May |, 1851, and recorded In Liber }. A. No
-, folios 5, ., It seq we shall proceed to sell
MONDAY, the lSl day OF December next, at IL
O'Clock at public auction, to the highest bid
der, all that property lying in the city Of Wash
in9ton, ID. g known in the plat or said city Is
square numbered Az, togo, her with the improve
mems thereon, (eXCep,ing certain lot Of Z 'ound
therein be,onging to the heirs Of the late simon
FIaLIeTi) the eDtl!e whar. property lyle west Il
sid squaIe, az, known ia ge's wharf proper
tyi the Whole OF 'queIe Al, In said city and
10 -, >, end q, in PAGES subdivision OF square
800 The property Will b sold in lots to suit
purchasers,
Also, the steamer George Page, now plying be.
tween Washington and Alexandria.
Terms One half cssb, aud tie balance at six
montas, on notes bearing interest, satisfactorily
occurred
Sale will commence on the wharf west Of 50 uare
472. All conys yoncing at the cost of purchasers.
IL the purchaser CT purchasers should fall TO
comply with The terms OF re within tive days
thereafter the Trustees reserve Ia" !!ght to resell
at the risk and expense OF the defsulting pu.cha
ser or pure hasers, after giving FIVE days previous
notice in ihe National In eiligenceT.
JOHN Il. FENWICK, ,
RICHARD WALLiCH,S A''
&C A-ecd6ds JAS e MEG UIRE, Auct'r.
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Ihsibsrg in Philadelphis.

IAlLADsLPRIA, Nov l7.-Thalberr. the
eon poser ana pianist, gives q concert here on
the Zo'h inst Il is his intention to visit RAJ
timore ard Washington pert " ''S'' O"'
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BY L. 9. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

BY l. 3. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
VALUABLE FARM AND QUAhkY-Laud
at Auction-on WEDNESDAY next the
10th Of November, 1856. at IL O'Clock, will be
sold at Public Auction, at Georgetown Market
House, the whole Of that portion of Rich Point
Farm, extending from Little Falls bridge TO M.
Waggerman's Farm on the right hand side OF the
Lcesburg Turnpike Road, miles from Washing
ton, containing 40 acres more or less. About 10
acres are in the best curb and flag stone about %
acres In heavy oak timber; the rest cleared.
This is one Of the most beautiful sites for a
solo on the 10Th. vet or dry.
Terms One-third cash the balance In notes'
at J, 6, and I2 months, bearing interest
4 d ed CT trust will be taken on the properly 10
secure the PAYMENTS EDW.S. WRIGHT,
nov "a 81 Auctioneer.
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WATCH RETURNS ODE Lee, colored pro
family, fined So dollars and costs Daniel Bas-
ton, 10 unlawful assemblage, fined IS and
costs; Robert Seymour, do do Thomas Ritz
gerald, disorderly and profanity, fined s. and
costs; Michael Raiy, do. DO WIZ Finley
disorderly, workaouse thirty days; PatricF
costs; Abby Davis, disorderly, do John Swan
colored, unlawful asaemblage, frod SIS and
costs
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Aid for Xan,as

EosroN, EOV ll-At n meeting Of the
leather and boo: and shoe dealers 6.,d hero
20 DAY nearly twenty thousand dollars we're
pledged for the aid Of the Free State party In
Kansas f'' "
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DELIBERATE MURDER Between S and 0
clock on Saturday night, coored man
named Enoch Smith who sometimes oficiated
as Baptist Preacher.) received fatal stab
In the left side while standing quietly Oh the
sidewalk on IL street near the corner Of NiYe-
teenth street, in the First Ward. The weapon
touched the heart, and Smith died almost
immediately without being able to designate
any person as the perpetrator of the deed.
Nor was any light thrown upon the matter at
the Coroner's inquest. IL appear to have bcer
an eet OF wantOn unpIov0ked villainy. The
deceased leaves family in the Seventh w ard
III the vicinity of the steamboat wharf.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
By HOUSE PRINTING rELSGRtpB
SNOW Storm NJ Bo9ton

boston, Nov. 15.-Snor to the depth of an
;n men To-. here this morning. IL 10 now snow.
my with northwest wind.
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DIED,

T. on me 18th instant, at 4 O'Clock, Gen. JNO. II.
EATON, aged SO years
HIS friends and the public generally are Invited
to attend his funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'CLOCK, from his late residence, No. 200 street.
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EVENING STAR.

JOB PRISTISs.-Our patrons and the public
are reminded that We are prepared to have
their orders for Job Printing Of every descrip-
tion executed at the shortest notice, for the
lowest prices and in the best and most salts
factory manner. All wanting such work done
cannot do better than to apply directly at the
counter Of the Star office.
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D-The Electric Oil is attracting the at

tson OF The scientific as we'll the on account
the cures IL makes All pails ed BY
nas aud unlike All other OILS thi Electric or rI-as-
ant 10 take ant Will not irTttte
does stns bad. Come see o We RIe1n IT, CO.,
aud see suffering aud dying. twenty mnUts. ynn
shall have relief and peTmsn suarsnt-.I ~
FOR sale by CHAS sTOTT. nov I. -,
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nor RENT.-A HANDSOME AND CON
L venient House, situated on the south side of
. street. two doors above DIST. Also, large and
conmodious House situated on the corner Of q
and 22d streets, which will he rented at a very
low rent. Persons wishing to see the above hou.
ses can do so by calling at No. I38 & street, above
2ist nov * a,a
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For Sale and Rent.

FURNISHED ROOMs.-sEvERAL chan
bsrs suitable for gentlemen, Is for Rent In
quire on the premises, conner Of + ard 18th streets,
NO Az. nov 17.eC6ts
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BvA. GREEN. Auc;ioneer.

gFNKUSTEE'S SALE az A COMFORT
J. able Frame sieusc and Lot AT Auction
by vatGc OF d deCj Of trust, bzaEiDg date the
eighth day % September, 1851, and Ie, uIdsd Ia
liber J. A y, No -, foiiOS Hg., &C, one OF the
land records Of Washington county, District Of
Columbia, the snbscriber will sell at pubic auc
ton, on the premises On MONDAY, the cath day
of November, 1856, at O'Clock p IN all that
piece or parcel of ground situate and being in the
city Of Washington, and described as the centre
or middle undivided one third part Of Lot num-
bered eight, ~ In Square numbered four hun
died and ninety two, (i92) now known as Lot j.,
la Bradley's subdivision Of certain lots in said
square, together with the buildings and improve
ments belonging, consisting OF neat and ccnve-
MEN. frame house, two stories in height, and
built Ia substantial manner.
Terms One third cash the residue In six,
twelve and eighteen months, by notes, secured
by deed Of trust on the premises, and bearing in
teTest from the day or sale
IL the terms are net complied with within five
days from the day OF sale, the property will be
resoid 1t toe Eisx and expense Of the purchaser.
a. LLOYD, Trustee.
nov IL 9, A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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A FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD
n at No. 5I2 18th street, near the KirkwooS
House, suitable FOR e gentle and hi, wife
nov j 3t$
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown
GALE By ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ Court.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
the 10 inst II 10 o'clocb, we will sell by order
from the Orphans Court, tie personal effects Of
Miss Elizabeth Braiden, al her late residence on
Bridge street, south side, near Washington street
We name In part
Mahogany Tables, Press
Wardrobe, Cupboard. Book Case
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs
Stoves, Washstands, Mattresses
Crocke!Y, Tin and lion Ware
Books, Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Baskets, knives, Forks, &c dc.
Terms cash BARNARD & BUCKEY,
nov13 Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-xosRow
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EXECuTOR,S SAIE0R TWa ~ - ~

DAY, the 18th instant, l shall sell, In front
part OF Lot No 20, in square No. 539, honting on
a wide alley IS feet between ID and ~ streets
west and h and streets south, with the i'm
provements, which are two good Frame Houses.
Terms One half cash balance in 6. IL, and
IL months, for notes bearing interest nom day of
SAFE. a deed given, and deed Of trust taken
By order Of the Executor
nov I'D A GREEN, Auct'r.