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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
of The Star

,r, .r SAoA0hfoWN, sept 10, 1917.
The surveying party engaged upon our channel
competed the out door portion of their laboIs
yesterday The survey to the Long Bridge has
oeeh very thorough. Atleast six thousand sound
inss nave been made, showing depth of water
In the channel ranging from thirteen to forty feet
on full tide. The shoal portion does not ex-
tend any very great distance, and a few months
Work win good mud machine would afford an
ample depth of water sufhcient for the Ia roest
class OF vessels that trade up the Potomac
ne work upon the new custom house and post
once building is progressing steadily. A large
is on the ground, and the large derrick having
been erected II is being placed in its proper posi-
ton as fast as circumstances will permit
Arrived-Packet schr Ann Pickrell, Dukes
from Philadelphia, to Hyde K Davidson, and q
full cargo of freight to the two cities; briggs FL
della and Orison Adams, sailed for eastern ports
this morning with full cargoes of -four and grain
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By A. GREEN. Auct,oneer

Dy a. AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
Il AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF SILKS, CLOAKs,
MANTILLAS, Dry GooDs, HOSIERY, &c, BY CAT
ALoGUE.-On MONDAY, thu 2lst instant, | shall
sell, commencing at ~ oclOck H., by catalogue at
the extensive Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Store.
No 2A Pennsy vania avenue, between Twelfth ard
Thirteenth streets, by virtue of deed of trust TO
the subscriber, duly recorded, all the stock of goods
in the establishment. We enumerate in part
Fine Dress aud Fancy Silks
The richest Silk Velvet Cloaks and Mantillas
large lot of Cloth ClOaks and Mantilas
large assortment of Brosha and Estele Sllawls
and Scaris
Worsted Ladies' and Gents Long Shawls
A large assortment of Parasos, Bereges, Robes,
Capes, Shawls, and Wells
large lot of Embroidered Swiss Cambria and Plaid
Muslins
A large lot OfIrish and other Linens
Talmas and Head Dresses
Ladies and Gents Hemstlched Handkerchiefs
large assortment of Ladies and Gents Vests and
Shirts
Moqsse1es; Bereses Lawns, and Ginghams,
French Calico, &c.
large lot Of Bleached Shifting Cottons and Cam
brIcs
Fancy and other Fans
large and very superior assortment of Ladies' and
Gents Gloves
Very extensive assortment Of French English, and
A large assortment of Ladies' and Children's Hoop
Skirts
With large lot of other articles which we deem I'M
necessary To enumerate.
II This Sale will be continued daily until all Is
sold.
Terms OF and under $50, cash over $50, a credit
of 10 and 80 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
JOHN b. KIBBEY, Trustee.
SO I'D A. GREEN, AuctIOneer.
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1cOMMUNIcATED


THAT SLAVE CAsE-Edi,or of Star: I was
much surprised to find, in your issue of yester.
day, an article headed GA free girl sold as
slave" and accompanied by letter purporting
10 be written and signed by " Peter 6oolrick,
Mayor Of Fredericksburg, Va, charging me
with the above crime. My answer to the charge
is that the whole statement is false and malicious
and put forth by parties in this city and in Fred
ericksburg, Va, to hide their own infamy in
abducting, selling, and holding my slaves, left
me by nv parents, and said parties knowing at
the same time, that the girl in question was re.
plevined by me, and is now in the hands of the
law (and in my possession,) and which will
prove beyond shadow OF doubt when the case
Washington county, ID. c., at its next session in
October, p'oximo. G. JoRDoy.
Washington, September ls, 1857
A MIsrAKE.-This morning, an old colored
woman, a servant of Mr.. A. Kimmel, was taken
to the police office Of ustice Dom by man named
Green, who accused her of trying to steal his cow
IL appears that the old woman is so feeble that
her master allows her to do what work she tbinks
proper, ana she takes care Of his COW, and drives
her In at " milking time" This morning she
being near-Sighted mistook MIR GREEN'S cow for
her masters, and started her toward the stable
Green saw her and had her arrested Her char
acter Tor honesty was shown to he excellent, and
she was dismissed.
FIREMSN's DRILL Last night, the Metropoli-
tan Hook and Ladder Company marched through
the streets and avenues accompanied by martial
music. The parade was for the purpose of drill
ing the company preparatory to their visit 10
Philadelphia.
PRoF. MUNDER has arrived in town looking ss
fine as silk, after a brilliant season at Norfolk
Va. About the 1st OF October he will resume
his lessons in dancing in this city, and brilliant
fall and winter campaign may be conted on from
him.
CONTEMPLATED VIsIT.-We learn that the
National Guard, one OF our best-drilled infantry
corps, commanded by Capt James A TAFT, have
resolved to visit Richmond. Va shortly. Having
decided upon going, the Guards have but few
arrangements to make, being always ready fol
service.
AccIDENT.-Mchael Foley, the wagon driver
who fell from the horse he was driving, and there
by severely injured, few days ago, is lying al
his house in very critical condition.
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared b, speclal ranuasf

MADAME MOUNT has prepared by SPECIAL request,
Salve for the cure of Cancers, which never was
known to fail. Also, Cordial for Dysentery, Diar-
rhea, and Summer Complaint, which acts as a per-
feet charm to arrest all OF those diseases. Also, q
Sslye for the Piles, ian extract from hower,Da
ereIgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con-
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
Offers no article but what has been tested. To be
had ~ No. S39 street. between llth and 18th. lso
at NaIrn Il Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn avenue. ID; s; Dyson's Drug Store, corner
OF Penn avenue and l2th street, and p. Milburn's
corner of 18th street and Penn. avenue.
References can be made to Rev. John Robb, Rev.
Mr.. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Mr.. Mama
han.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be found in
Alexandra, at Mr.. Castlsman's Store, on King
street, sole agent for that place. In Georg etOwn
ut Mr.. i. A. Newman's. on Bridge street. je ~
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSUME BUILDING LOT ON VIRGIN
II IA AvENuE, NEAR THE NAVY YARD, AT Auc-
SELL IN front OF the premises, at 51z O'Clock D. M the
handsome Building Lot belonging to Mr.. Mathew
baird, IL peng part OF Lot No. 8, Square No 766
having front on Virginia avenue OF ~ feet inches
between "a and Sd streets east, and running back
about l4l feet ~
Terms: One half cash balance in SIX months the
purchaser to give note for the deferred payment,
taken. Title indsputabe.
Sc I'D A. GREEN. Anct
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A TTENTlON! ATTENTION.

GEO. III. VARNELL,
HOUSE, SIGN, AND FANCY PAINTER.
NO. 81 Loulslana avenue. II nth side, between 9th
aud 18th streets,
Respectfully calls the attention of the public TO
the fact that he gets up Sign and Fancy cheap
er and In neater sly 10 than be produced else
where IN the District Having constantly engaged
the services Oftwo MOL Sign writer's he il pre- PAL ed
TO MI all orders In his line with promptneSs and DIES
patch. variety of samples can be seen al INV EN-
Porlum-SIgn of the Large Eagle. Sc lost
TNHE HAND BOOK OF PRACTICAL RE
Il oeIpts of Every Day tse-A Manual for the
Chemist, Druggist, Medical Practitioner, Manufac-
turer, and Heads of FanIes, by Thomas r, Bran
ston, first American edition; price 81.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR < MAURY'S
Sc l5-4t Bookstore, near 9Th st.
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Financial Affairs in N.uya-L

NEW YORK, Sept. II .-There is better feeling
IN financial circles this afternoon. The more con-
sentative of bank officers have Welded the idea NJ
further contraction. stocks closed s,eadv No
failures announced to-day
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New York Markets.
EinanniaI

NEW YORK, Sep 1s.-Stocks are dull; Chicago
and Rock Island 73s; Cumberland Coal Co n i
Illinois Central shares 9}; do bonds S5x; Michf-
gan Southern 20; New York Central 7OE: Penn
sylvania Coal -; keading Railroad 46k; Canton
Co. 10; Virginia 6's Soy Missouri SSH
Sterling exchange declined at lO7
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OOO POUNDS wOOLLEN YARN just
AOU opened. M, -
w bite, Gray, Black, and Fancy -colored knitting
Wcollen Yarn.
White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton. t..
Also in store a full stock of Damask Table Linen,
Napkins, Hucksback, and Russian Crash Towehns.
WM. X. RILEY.
Sc IS I'm corner 18th St, opposite Centre Market.
DREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER!
Ribbed and Plain Woolen Shirts ard Drawers;
herino and Cotton Halt Hose, pi4in and rihhad.
Buck Stoves and Back Gauntlets; = 1880 q
SusPenders, Black TX Cravats, and Silk and
Linen Camorle Pocket HANDKERCHIEF.
customers may rely on getting good Goods, and at
the lowest prices. VIM n. RILEY,
&c ID I'm corner 9Th st., oppo, Centre Market,
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by JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

VERf VAI.UABLE IMPROVED PROP
kRTY on ga STREET, NEAR PENN. AvENUE-On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sept oath at 81,
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part OF Lot NO
"a, la square No: 49, fronting on a. street, about
lou 1eet north OF Penn. avenue, VITA the improve
ments, consisting of an excellent four-stOry Brick
Dwelling House, with hack building, well built and
handsomely finished, with gas fixtures thOughout
This sale (Which will be made without reserve !
offers great Inducements to professional or business
men. on accout of its central location
Title lndsputahe.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue in 6, H. and
10 months ior notes bearing interest, and secured
by deed Of trust on the premises.
Sc l3-d JAS. e.. McGTTIRE
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A Prejudicial Bank R.por, psn,.d

COLUMBIA, C, Sept. 17.-Some reports pre-
Judicialito the Commercial Bank OF this city are
declared erroneous, the bank is held fully abls
to meet all demands that can be made upon f.
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A Financial Report Denied.

BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE report that the Suffolk
Bank was endeavoring 20 raise a million of gold
in New York TO help the Eastern banks 10 meet
the run upon them is positively denied.
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CoATs, PANTS, AND VEsTs.

DTeSS Suits. BHSineSy SHitt.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.. Marble Hall CIothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nounces that their annual display of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspection,
comprising an assortment of Gent!emen'S and
foHthS Ctothtng Of the newest and richest design
In material, trimming and workmanship.
To those who study excellence, with ECONOMY, in
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity now
offered for selecting from of the most attractive
stocks of Clothing in this city, at very reduced
pElces. se l5-Im
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Another Eailure
Charleston Markets.

NEW YORK, Sept. Illnesses. f. ID. Bringhar
Co flour merchants, of Boston, failed yester
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baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Sept. ls.-Flour is steady at SIS SO
for all kinds of super
Wheat is frm-red Goal IS; white 25al 40
Corn is dull-white 70a72; yellow Ca
Whisky is dull City pc; Ohio 25kc.
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CHARLESTON, :. C, Sept. I7.-Cotton is quiet
Sales Of the week 200 bales
White Wheat, 81 .35asI 40; red, 81 .2OasI25.
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DU BLlC SALE OF A MOST DESIRABLE
FARM IN CULrEPER CoUNTY.-I shall on
SATl RDAG, the 18th day of September, 1857, Uf
far, If not the next fair day sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, the valuable Farm. near Gull
PEPPER Court House recently purchased hy the late
Thomas Hall, of Edward Ightfo {. This Farm
contains about 80 acres, and lies within u of mile
OF the Depot Of the Orange aud Alexandra Railroad
at Culpeper Court House. The soil Is of very su-
perlor quality-equal TO any the vicinity of Cui-
pepper Court House. The last crop OF corn taken
from this Farm, measured up, when housed, up
wards of ono b1rrels. The Farm is now well en-
closed. There is good Dwelling, and the necessa-
~ out-hOuses, lncndIng Stable, Corn house. Black
smith Shop G., upon the Farm. Also, an EXCELLENT
site for a water grIst-mlll. The Farm has a good
and sufficient supply of timber and water.
The sale viii be made upon the premises, on the
following terms: SIS coo to he paid down; the balance
in two equal annual Instruments with interest from
the day of sale; the purchaser giving bond with a
OF trust upon the premises to secure the defer
red payments.
The undersigned will take pleasure in giving fur
thcr information respecting this Farm, or showing
1t to persons wishing to purchase.
EDWARD II. HILL,
Attorney In fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
N Bon MONDAY, the list day of Ser tember,
1857, shall also sell, at public auction, in front OF
the Court House, (that beng Court day y a small
tract OF Wood Land, containing 80 acres. This land
Court House. and adjoins the lands of James G.
Br0adus, Edmund Bickers, and Caleb Shackeford
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWARD B. HILL,
Attorney in fact for heirs of Thomas Hill.
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Losses and Money at Nev o,,..n

ported that a large bullion house Of This city sns
fers to the amount of three quarters OF a million
by the recent failure of Beebe & Co Il, in New York
me money market is stringent. Exchange is un-
settled. ranging from TO premium
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WEDDING CAKES. of every kind, at very low pri-
ces, made to order, at the Philadelphia Ice Cream
Depot, corner 18th and + streets. Sc IT. I'm
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS on NORTH IL STREET. BETWEEN 18TH
sTREET AMP CoNNEcTICUr AvENUE.-The subscri-
per VIII sell an public sale, on TUESDAY, the 18th
SepteInOer 1857, at O clock p m, the premises
Lots and 4, in DavidSon's Subdivision Of Square
NO. l6l, fronting each % feet north l. street be-
tween 18th street west and Connecticut avenue by
lGI feet deep. ' "
Terms 0ne-third cash and the balance in 6, y.
ana 70 months, foI notes bearing interest," secured by
deed IN trust on the property.
Title made ndisputafe.
CHAS. s. WALLACH, Attorney.
sc 3faw&ds JAS C. McCI;iRE A1c.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uutl RlDAf AFTERNOON, September 18th,
sell JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY d TOMORROW MORNING

BY WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUcTIOH.-0D FRIDAY AFTERNOON next,
VIII sell Lot No. 10 III Square l7,improved with two
1000 and nearly new two-story Brick Dwellings,
fronting on Twentieth street west, = feet, near the
1rheI OF Nj street north, and running back ~ feet.
ahs property is on the corner of two streets. now
onueI W Provement, and part of the city where
PiTTpeIV mas doubled In value the last few years.
10 eI.s: One third. cash; the residue In s, H. and
in 10 tnhs' secured By deed Of trust, and bearing
sel-dts WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
by JAS. C.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
-FOUR SUPERIOR HORSES AT pI-PI IL
= SALE.-On SATURDAY MORNING. Sentem.
per l9Ih az clock IN front of the Auction oon1s
l shali sell Tour superior hay Horses, Young sound
ana o hne style and actIOn, the properly of gentIe
man removing from the city. VI ee"'e
Also, an eXcellant two horse saua-e Eam;Iv "a,
rage and Harness. "ii'i'' Nai-
Also, French Coupee. Terms CASH
sc 10 JAS. c. MEG IRE, Auctjoneer
By A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
EXECuTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
LAND Kitchen FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-By or :.
Der OF the Orphans Court shall sell ON FRIDAY
the 18th instant, at O'Clock p. m at the late resi-
uence OF Michael Keller, deceased, on north g. be-
tween "a and 81 streets west, lot of Hous ehold
Mahogany Bureau and Tables, cane-seat and
other Chairs ~
BedStcad: Bed and Bedding. Cooking Stove
Kitchen Utensils, &c. Terms cash.
X. ElCHIIORN, Executor.
sc II-f A. GREEN. Auctioneer,
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY: Georgetown
A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR
N TbE CITY AT PUBLIC AUcTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON September 9nth, at o. clock,
on the premises. shall sell very valuable Market
Farm, about two miles from Georgetown wing be-
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half a mile
from 1enay Town. IL contains about ninety acres
OF good land, part IN wood and part cleared. The
Stable, and young orchard.
directed by inquring of Mr.. James Scott, No is5 II
street, Westminster, or of Mr.. WIN. Emmert.
Terms: One hall, cash. the residue In C and IL
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
the premises.
Deeds at purchasers cost.
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days, the property will he resold at the pur
chasers risk, after giving ten days notice Of the
sale. BARNARDS BUCKLEY,
sc 7-dts AuctIoneers.
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Further Concerning the LAT. Gal.

Georges Creek, Capt. Moorley. from RsItimora
reached this city at ten O'Clock last night.
She was in the gale three days, and her csryo
is supposed to he badly damaged NV
The despatch Of last night con,ainsS Ill a. .
Information of the Central America, which The
Thomas Swami brought, except that the Eioise
was maxim, for Norfolk ~ AOi'o
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SECOND EDITION.
Furiher Details.

NORFOLK, Sept. Is.-The brig Marine Suc-
ceeded in recovering the women and children
There were 26 females and % men,
The chief engineer deserted the ship an hour
before going down. The Norwee ian bark Ellen
rom Belize, Honduras. bound TO Falmouth Eng
land, rescued Capt. Thomas w. Badger, A y r.
A. Forreste-, O. r. MalCve, J. V Black, Jno. ID
Ernen. n. 4. O'COnner, Julius Stetson, F. A
walls, Geo BTrin, Jos. Fl. Rose. T. McNeish
w. A. Osborn. l.. w TollBa w Chase 4 q
Taylor, c. Aqulo. II. Holland, w F. FLETCHER.
VIM Eide. Chas. vose, r. Casey, Jno W
Crafts A Rummel, Jacob Juencer. II Hart
man, John McCollier. Caiwell. Benz. Sawyer,
John George, Ed. Moore. b NJ. Lee James
Jackson and Chas Reid
On board the brig Marine. bound for Boston,
are-Mrs Badger, Mrs. Eaten. Mrs Browne
Mrs Harvey, Mrs Birch, and Mrs Conner
OF the crew saved aTe-JameS N Frazier "a
officer, Henry keefor. 2d assistant engineer; =
Jones, fireman.; Jas. McCartv. do A. R Hol-
cumbe Ii. Hardenburg. and Tim McKugh
The Central American was lost $50 miles on
Cape HatteaS The steamship Empire City,
which has sailed for New York, took part of the
passengers.
LATER.
The bark Ellen has arrived at the wharf with
IL passengers 1t is stated that all the ladies and
children were saved on the Marine.
The Maine Election.
PORTLAND, Sept. Is The vote for Morrill,.
Republican, * nearly Il, 900, and for Smith Dem
Ccfat, nearly IS, 900.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-Flour Is buOvant. n an
advance of Is cents on Southern: sales of s 500
bills; State s545aS5 60; Ohio IS s5aS6 Is South
ern S5. 75aS6 lO.
Wheat has advanced; sales Of Il, 500 bushels;
white 81 .iOaSl 81; red 1. l5a1 3S. Corn is quiet
sales unimportant; holders demand an advance;
mixed 9SaS0c
Mess PORK heavy at SIS 75aS26. CT icago re-
packed beef declined at SIC .25sT7.2 IS Lard has
declined &c; sales at l4ac.
WHISKY is steady; Ohio 2Gc.
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ByA.GREEN. Auctroncer.

rpTy ~ E aL,c AND m H srfp Ep PROPz
instant, shall sell, IN front of the premises al 5
O'clock, p m, Lots Nos 8, Land 3, in Cabot's sub
avenue, between North Capitol and First streets
west, with the improvements, which are four brick
houses.
Also, Lots Nos. 2l and % in same SQUARE These
lots are unlmpruved, and front on north q street
Also. Lot No. "a. IN same square, fronting a $50
on north q street. with the improvements which
are two good twostory frame houses with attic and
CELLARS, and one frame house fronting on the wide
alley, to which all the lots run back.
Terms One half cash: uaance IN SIX and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken, All convey
ance at the cost ei the purchaser.
selid A. GREEN, Auctioneer
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By JAS. G. McGUIRE, Auctinneer.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON 10Th
- street, opposite the West Market. ON SAT-
CRDAl, the 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock p. M. The
house contains four good rooms, pas sage aud excel
lent cellar, with side gate.
Lot fronts ga feet, running hack to A wide alIey
Terms of sale: One half cash; the La!ance in two
interest.
Al conveyance at the expense of the purchaser.
sells r G NcGITIRE Auc,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED pRESs

ierrioie hsaster.-Loss of Steamer Zen
uai Amertca.-Some six hundred Iix..
posed TO be Lost.
CHARLEsroS. Sept Eth. s,e,,,,h,, IT,.
oWdhn, from New York, arrived here thf. 80
IEs WIN the melancholy intelligence Of IT, -
mia. e''oa, from CaAifor-
,,a, ne nonas swami spoke the 18th ins,,u,
d'ou' I'D miles north Of Cape Hatternx 81. ~
Weglan oarque EloiSe. which had on ho.,d az
t III passengers OF the steamship Central Nnoor.s
Inc passengers stated that the America fo,,ra.
eo on me l2th inst. with sou passengers OF whon,
o s 10y W. ssved. There was nothing said
Details OF the Loss of the Central Amerir.
NORFOLK. Sept. Is.-The Norweoi,n h,rL
ElOiSe has Just arrived ia Hamp,on Rosd. 80
America, including % females
All the officers. including Captain Herndou
Were lost. except Frasier
The Chief Engineer Ashby Is reported nv I'm.
Passengers to have taken boat and deserted the
ship.
Two millions of specie were lost.
More Saved.
SAVANNAH, Sept IS-The bark Saronv b,x
Just arrived with five passengers of the Central
anelca The saxony reports the total loss Of the
s.edlIler, treasure and mails. and about 500 u the
IdNsehgers and crew. Men, women and chill
uieh' numbering 40 20 50, Were saved nv the hti0
.ra'i"e OF boston. There was a heavy sea at the
'nne' ana this was all the brig could do.
CT nshe others committed themselves 10 the
sea. ana AFTER slx to twelve hours were picked nm
oy the barque Ellen, probably the Eloise-Ren1
winch made Tor some port on the coast Ths
names OF those saved are: H H CbiIds nj TIE
nrm OF Childs K DougheTty, New York; Jahsy
I,owes, OF the hrm OF George Howes 4 Co San
Francisco; George W Look, of Me- and Adolnh
Fredericks, of San Francisco
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BY A. GREEN, Auctiopeer.

EINE NEW THREE-STORY BRICK
Il House. WITH BACK BUILDING, ON | STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN 4TH AND 9TH STREETS WEST, AT
AUcTIoN.-On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, shall
sell, In front of the premises, at O'Clock D. m
hand some three story aud nearly new Brick House,
containing eight conveniently arranged rooms pas-
cOnyenIences. This property is handsomely located
on the north side of street, between Attn and 5th
streets. $500
Terms One-th cash balance in 6, IL, 49, and
"a months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and a deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
Title indisputabe.
Sc l4-d A. GREEN, Auct
II IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE HOUSE
not being completed, the sale is Postponed until
DNESDAY, the Esd instant.
So l8-d A. GREEN, Auct