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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL
"A q GOODS,
At Fry LOp Prices 10 Cash Customers.
JOHN III. SMOOT,
No. ll9 SOUTH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET,

. JOHN III. SMOOT,
No. ll9 SOUTH SIDE OF BRIDGE STREET,
Georgetown, ID. c.,
has received and now offering at very low prices TO
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased In Philadelphia and New York at the
large recent Auction Sales, and from the importers
at very low prices, W hIch viii enable him To oHer to
purchasers, many desirable Goods cODside ra bly,
below their value. In the assortment will be
found
Rich Silk Robes and Bayadere Silks
Best make of Black Silks
Bayadere Valentines and Valentia Robes
RIch Printed, all wool, DelaInes and Robes
satin Fanconles. PLAIN colOTs, all wool, upe-
nor goods. double width, at 75c.
Leeplns ana other makes french Mernos, OF all the
Back
Plain Delalns, black, white and cotored.
81 black French MerlnOs, for Shaws
Rich Union Plaid MerinOs, at 3l14 cts,
Printed MCuslln De!aInes, good sly es at 1874 and Is
cents
80 pieces, best styles. English Prints at 1871 ots
Rich vie Bonnet and SASH Ribbons
PLAIN colOrs do, very cheap
Velvet Ribbons and Fringe Trimmings
stella B,oeha ,; Shawis, In great variety
Chenille and Cashmere Scarfs
BajOu's Kid Gloves. all coOrs and Nos.
Sack Flannels, all coors
White American. WEIGH. and Saxony do.
Black Bombazines and DelaInes
C0lors and black COburg MerinOs
Black Grape Wells and English Grapes
Rest black and brown and white English Prints
Long and square Black Thibet and Bay state
Shawls
Ladies and Children's plaid wooden Shawls, in all
styles and prices -
Hosiery OF every description
aides SaxOny and MerinO Vests
With a full supply of housekeeping and domestic
oc9 JOHN H. SMOOT
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AMsrriss ssofai cr.prsoas os pA,ao 1
NouisHwas held yesterday afternoon % Union

A MsEfINe epofnf crHpfSoas 90 PAiao 4
NounsH was held yesterday afternoon, &C Union
Academy, corner Of New York avenue and Four.
teenth street. ~ - EsTsss = -
About seventy persons having assembled, N .
Callan, ESQ, was elected president, and Henry
smith, Esq secretary.
Mr.. Callan, on taking the chair, stated that he
was not creditor hmself-that he was only the
representative Of parties who held certificates Of
deposite
Several addresses were delivered, expressing
confidence in the honesty of the parties As.
surances Were given that there would be ulti.
mately little no loss, and that the suspended
house was willing to furnish all reasonable facil.
tiles for the entire satisfaction Of creditors
The general impression seemed to be that a
committee ought to be appointed to thorough ly
Investigate and report the affairs of the suspend
ing firm, and that representative of the creditors
ought to be associated with the assignee OF the
firm. ...
On motion of Col Wheeler, the following reso.
linton was unanimously adopted -.
hsSotrsa, iaat II Is due alike to the depositors
as wei! as to Messrs. Pairo 4 Nourse that a full
investigation into the affairs of the concern be
made, and, as invited by their letter of the 5th
INST, that committee ofthree be appointed, who
shall be authorized to examine into the aid af
fairs, and report the result of their abors TO an
ADJOURNED meeting of the depositors 10 be held at
TINS place on Monday the 18th inst, at O'Clock,
p. IN. = =
The chair appointed Colonel John II. Who el IT,
WIN n. Thomas, and John III Smith TO consti-
tute the committee
MORE RowDYIsM.-The night before last, the
Seventh Ward, in the immediate vicinity of
Four half and ID Streets was the scene of
series OF rascalites perpetrated by gang of
| fifteen of our ci:y regulators, who commenced
about III o'clock to announce their presence by
firing pistols and making diabolical noises to the
alarm of the citizens living thereabouts. Not
content with disturbing the rest of the citizens
| they proceeded to the apothecary shop of Mr.
Fill and threw large stones through the windows
which, lodging among the glass bottles and show
cases, caused no little damage. They then pro.
ceeded across to the opposite corner, where they
tore down the large new sign of Mr.. b. +. Clarke
wood merchant, and split it into fragments
| These acts Of vandalism committed, they went
| to the house of respectable family living near
| by, where a marriage had taken place during the
evening, and attempted to force an entrance and
| were only frightened of by the representation
from the Lady Of the house that the family were
| sick with contagious disease After creating
great disturbance here, they assaulted hack
| driver and caused his horses to run away, doing
| considerable damage.
CENTRE MARKEr.-The attendance was large
as usual on Saturday, and the supplies average in
| quality and quantity. The hay market was well
supplied, hay selling at 9Oc .as1 IL per cwt The
prices in the provision market were about as fol.
/ lows.
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REVISION OF THE CITY CHARrER-The fol-
lowing is the resolution introduced by Mr. Brown
at the last meeting Of the Councils relative to a
revision Of the City Charter: .u.-
BE 1T rssolUsd, &c, That there be appointed a
joint committee, to be composed OF thres men,
beers OF the Board of Aldermen and four members
Of the Board Of Common Council, acting in con-
junction with the Mayor and Attorney for the
Corporation, whose duty il shall be to prepare
and present TO the Councils for their considera
ton and action revised City Charter, contain
ing all the important features now embraced in
the several acts of Congress upon that subject
and also such other and further grants Of power
as the actual necessities of the Corporation will
speedily demand -
IGHT.-This morning two laboring men got
into aqnarrel on Maryland avenue near thessas
works, and determined upon a settlement by
fight. They went at it, aud the larger of the two
finding himself unable to subdne his little oppo-
nent by flair play seized a large stick and
struck him blow on the head, cutting him bad
lY. lntimation being given that Waterman Hor-
ner was in the neighborhood, the parties agreed
TO go and take drink, and quench all angry
ceiling.
SfGNoR BLITZ.-Everybody Will be glad to
know that this inimitable performer is to stay
another week at Odd Fellows Hall. man
who contributes SO much to the innocent enjoy
ment of the public must be looked upon as a pub
lie benefactOr, and probably no man in the Union
has wider circle of warm friends than Blitz.
Tonight his programme is to be exceedingly
rich
Rev. DR.. TEAsDALE is in the city, and will, no
doubt, preach to his people tomorrow.
TOMORROW DR.. Pinkney enters upon his min
istratioT s at the Church of the Ascension
The FRANKLIN STATUE COMMITTEE Of the
Columbia Typographical Society meets to-n night.
The CIRCUIT COURT commences its October
term on Monday next.
WATCH RETURNs.-Iast night the occupants
Of the cells at the central guard house were lodg
eTs, and these were dismissed at an early hour.
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.soHE 4hAE S ls!aslC .hEE ys.,., 4,
The Ffnancial Crfsfs, re.


INV YoRk. October s-Messrs Gallandet
Ne,more, bankers, have suspended The run
On tne fark Bank subsidized before the closing
msnd. .pe nsnk having promptly paid all the de-
Inc Brooklyn Central Bank has been enioined,
ana receiver appointed
a meeting OF bank officers was held a, the Mer-
sen, ny, bank this afternoon, to devise neasures
OF relief Itis reported tina, the hanl. vii nro.
forwarding produce - fO~''>- ''geN' ~
h, he Bowsry Bank closed its doors to-day, ana
~, 49, suspended from the Clearing House
IN, IL ~ nowever are abuBdantly secured. and
Will he taken by all the CITY banks The tn.,i,,,.
ton is a small affair " "se'o-
= Ii is the settled Conviction n, a.. .....A.
that there can be relief unless ali M an. hsnSs
expand ~ VIC UNLIKE
The rumored suspension of an extensive. nj
vate banking house this morning was false -
The proposition of the merchants for the h,rS.
to increase their loans TO three millions has been
rejected.
HARRIsBuRs, Oct e.-The Senate ha. passed
the bill extending the time of the bank suspsn-
sion to the LIST Of April, providing for a stay Of
execution for one year. and requiring the deposits
OF the State Treasurer TO be paid In specie. II
Will doubtless pass the House.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 81. Morrison, broker, Of
THIS city, failed to-day.
BosToN, Oct. 9.-Money is easier here, but ne
EQUATIONS are as difhcult as ever. The banks
gained one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE Thousand
aollars IN specie yesterday, making three hundred
tHoeSeiiu tHis week. Ihe Boston Betting Com
Pany has sus pended
\, me following failures are reported to-day -
n s,e,a l. George Co, straw house; Messrs.
slllion Gale, oil and leather dealers and Messrs
Nash, French Co., shoe dealers
MEMPHIS, Oct. Mooney is tight, bat there
are no failures of consequence Trade is stag
nant.
IsEcoNp DIsPArcH1
NEW IoRE, Oct. 10.-The report Of the sus-
pension OF George Bliss Co. Is totally untrue
hat trm is one Of the strongest in this city, and
has no thought Of suspending.
The Illinois Central Railroad and the Erie
Railroad have gone to protest to-day.
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COATs, PANTS, AND VESTS.

COATS, PANTS, AND VESTS.
Dress Suits. Business SHitS.
Noah WALKER & Co.. Marble Hall CIothtng
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 GeHt!tmsH'S and
YoEths' CIothiHE of the newest and richest design
an material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence, with ECONOMY, in
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity now
offered Tor selecting from of the most atra
stocks OF Clothing IN this city, at very reduced
prices. el5-lm
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New York Markets .

NEW YORK, October 10 Flour has declined;
sales Of 5000 bbls.: State 81 i0asi.7o; Ohio S5s
SIS So Southern S5.4OaS5 20.
Wheat is firm; sales unimportant; red 81 20
as1 IS, white 81 2Sasl SIX. Corn is quiet; sales
unimpo!tant; mixed SIS Xa7Oc.
Pork has declined 4Oc; mess S23 Beef Is steady;
Chicago repacked sliasI5. Lard is dull al l4aI5c.
Whisky Is dull; Ohio 221c.
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DIED.,

In Georgetown an the 9th instant, ANN VIR-
GINA GARRATT, wife of Simon Garratt. sud
daughter of the late Thos. Ball, Of Georgetown, In
the 2Bth year Of her age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral Sunday Afternoon, at 4
O'Clock. from her late residence. on High street,
between 81 and ith streets, No. 10.
IN the 9Th instant. Mrs. MARGARET FER
RISS aged IS years
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BUFFALO, Oct. Sat noon to-day an engine on
the New York and Erie railroad ran into the way
express train, east of the Buffalo and Erie road Al
the crossing Of the two in this city Seven per-
sons were seriously but not fatally injured. No.
body was killed. The tain was heavily loaded
with Passengers, on their wav 10 the State Fair
There were no through passengers on the train.
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NEW YORK, Oct 9-The Erie Railroad CON-
pany did not pay the laborers at Bergen tunnel
to-day and great excitement was produced. II is
reported that riot ensued, and that portion OF
the tack has been torn up
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BALTIMORE, October 10 Flour is unchanged;
Howard street and Ohio, IS So CITY Mills, IS .25
cash. Wheat is steady; white 81 20asl 30. Corn
is firm; white 70a73c., yellow 72a74c
Whisky is dull; City 20a2Okc Ohio 81 IA &c.
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Financial,

NEW YORK, Oct 1O.-Stocks are frmer. Cum
berland Coal Co. 5k; Illinois Central Reilroad
shares II; do. bonds so Michigan Southern 10 x !;
New York Ceatral So; Pennsylvania Coal Co.
AZ Reading Railroad 24H; Virginia 6's %; Mis-
souri, 6;s 671
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The New York State Fair.

BUFFALO, Oct s-This is the third day of the
fair, and the weather continues good IL is esti-
mated that 5O,OO people are on the ground to-day
Very great interest in the fair is manifested every
where Every avenue approaching the grounds
is filled with vehicles Of all descriptions fer the
conveyance Of passengers &c and fro. Not an ac-
cdent has happened TO mar the pleasures OF the
occasion. The receipts of the fair TO-DAY were
5000, and the total receipts thus far sl3 600 A
large crowd is expected tomorrow to hear Edw.
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WEDDING CAKES. of every kind, at very low prI
ces, made TO order, at the Philadelphia lee Cream
Depot, corner 18th and streets. sc Tim
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The Kansas Election.
The Ohm River.

ST LoUIs, October 9-The returns of the Kan
sas election show large democratic majorities
Both branches of the Legislature are also demo
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AucTI0H sAfN.
=. By A. GREEN. Aues,sseer.

I. :, -. By A. GREEN. Austasneer. = -
IEoSTEEES sALE0FvALUABLE PROP
ing ucnnet and wife dated the nth DAY OF
los s saa guy reeoEdsd u tiber A. 81 No. no. 10,
Couoty IN the District of Columbia the sphsc,sher
M sell OH on on MONDAY, November IS, at O'Clock
;rmnJ ,t ae pIemises all that piece parcel Of
Known and described as part of Lot numbered two
~ IN suodivislon OF square numbered two hundred
saa wentv- eight tz28) fronting twentv-6ve (25J
Iset on street running back I65j feet to-
setheL WIN the appurtenances, right, privileges,
Terms: One-thrd cash tof which $50 must bs
Paiu on me spot, balance in and IL months
deed given and q deed of trust taken
Conveyanclng At purchasers ex pense. g.
;. hLFRE HDt sSchHHGcKuNG{ Trustees.
s. oo Io-iawts A. GREEN, Auctionser
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DRs. HUNTER L. WILLIAMS,

Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs,
50 North Charles strest, Baltimore.
DR.. Hunter or Williams viii visit Washington on
the l2th and 18th Of each month"; The next visit
be on Monday, the 18th inst.
Office q Pennsylvsn avenue, over Mrs. Voss's
Jewelry Store. ~ IL
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LOR RENTING DWELLING part of House
Il No. e6 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c. In
quire at the Confectionery next door. oc saw
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TWO WEEKS LONGER

"o "HhS HoNoEn'
We shall continue selling of for two weeks longer
and beg all Who really want bargains to call and sc
cure them, rs everything we have on hand must be
sold out. Persons who buy to sell agasn will find it
to their advantage to give us call, as we promise
large stock Of fine goods. ~ y
-. "a H. j. MCLAUGHLIN & CO,
oc5 No, 90, between 9Th and 9th sts'
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PUBJ,IC MEETING

IN PUBLIC MEETING.
L HE citizens Of Georgetown are respectfully in
vlted 70 assemble at Forrest Hall, on FRIDAY
EVENING, the 9Th inst. deliberate upon the pro-
posed subscription TO the Alexandra, Loudon. and
Hampshire Railroad.
Addresses may be expected from several gentle
men from Virginia, and others, upon the subject.
Meeting will take place at ~ o'clock.
MANY CITIZENS
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A MARLOW'S
"A. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

No. fo6 PennSpirdnid drenEe.
take this opportunity of informing my customers
and the public an general that have on sale rSHp
lot of first rate Calf skin Caters At $3.50,
and a French Calf-skin Patent leathery "
Cater at $3.50, as good as are usually sold -
at SIS, and good Calf skin Boot az $3.50. Ladies
Caters at 3 IS, fine Morocco Buskins atSl and
all other Shoes, such as BOYS, Misses, and Chl-
drens, cheap In proportion. Call and see for your
selves Don't forget the place, No. 4s6 Pennsylva-
mis- avenue. between Sd and "a streets.
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds of the City of Davenport,
Iowa, paying 10 per cent. interest by Coupon in New
York. Bonds Of $50 each. The growing city Of
Davenport has about 2l,eOO inhabitants, and is
rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its
municipal debt only S59 COO and ITS railrO4d debt
only slI5,G0, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics of the city published the Inteli
gencer OF the 3th September. We recommend
tsese bonds, believing them to be as safe any
State or city bonds
ID ID
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qulre AT the confectionery next door. S-2w
EOR SALE-Handsome residence on the Heights
iers for sale that spacious and handsome Residences
~ Georgetown, at present occupied by Charles w.
of ground beautiful, improved with %nlks, trees,
shruobery nowers O.; large and well. built green
on the premises, Stables Carriage house. and other
convenient out houses. The Dwehng-H House is
ninety i've ts5 feet and commants one Of the finest
views of the Potomac river and country around. IL
bath fixtures for hot and cold water; large cstern,
Kitchen range; and ALMOST every Gonysn,ence for
be sold with the house. Possession can be given
&c. ''p' p.ro E .P BsstnF House.
Sc H-d3w2aw4w opposite the Treasury.
WE HAVE JUST Received THE Fol-
w lowing Goods which we are prepared to sell at
very large variety of Turner Bros. celebrated
Turner Ginger Wine. an excellent remedy for
Blackberry Brandy certain cure for Disnhss and
CATet Madeira. sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
D.. all Of superior quality 49,. c,n
dies: all Of fine aavors, prepared from the pure
Rose, Cinnamon, Annis, and PspPerment Cordials
Guracoa, Assinthe. Essence Of PspRerRent
Extract Of ss1sapaIllla. stoughton Bitters
We nave also on band. supply of DIR. Wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, a splendid article.
nfse suppl OF the following named stock Of Malt
District, and which cannot fail in giving satisfaction
to all who use them: Philadelphia Y Y, Burton and
xxx Pale Ale, Phiadep hia Brown Stout, Xxx Por
ter, and a fine article Of Lager Beer.
As usual, supply of Mineral Water, Cider, d O.,
on hand. Army 4 SHINN,
les 81 Green street. GEORGETOWN.
~NOTICE-LtcsHsss.-Ail persons whose LIZ
llS censes from the Corporation of GEORGETOWN
expire the 3th inst. are hereby notified promptly
renew the same, and pay the amount to the Clerk
of the Corporation, otherwise they may subject
themselves to a fine.
Sc 2-3tawtOctl0 WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
n~NOTICE.-Having been informed that GER.
tIS tain persons in the habit Of collecting and
gathering together the Bottles which contain or nave
contained our beverages and putting therein an art
ole made by others than ourselves and then dlspos
Ing OF such article on faith and credit ofour name
stamped on said Bottles, all persons are hereby
nothed thar such Bottles our own properly, anu
not subject To sale and that they delivered 20
customers only To be returned, and that il is our rm
intention 70 prosecute to the utmost extent Of the
law, any infringement of rights ON the premises.
| Army SHTNN,
| Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street.
sell Georgetown, ID. e.
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TOMORROW DR. Pinkney enters upon his min
istratioI s at the Church of the Ascension.
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DREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER!
Ribbed and Plain Woollen Shirts and Drawers;
Merino and Cotton Half Hose. plain and ribbed;
Buck Gloves and Buck GauntIets;
Suspenders, Black Six Cravats, and Silk and
Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchiefs.
Customers may rely on getting good GPSds, and at
az IS I'm corner 9th at. oppo. Centre Market.
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RANKING HOUSE
swEENY, RITTESHoUsE. FAINT CO.

BANKING HOUSE
swEENY, RITTESHoUsE. FAINT & co.
counts for depositors, and credit the difference be-
tween currency and gold. Those drawing Virginia
or currency will mark their checks accordingly.
Those depOsiting specie Will be paid IN gold or
silrer; ,c
foreign Bank notes, well as our home currency as
SWEENY. RITTENHoUsE, FANT& co.
Sc 29-dlm Bankers"
rITY STEAM FIRE-wOOD MILL.
~ ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE.
We are now ready to deliver WOOD SAWED
and better prepared than it can be by hand.
Knots and wood of lnconyenient size not sent.
All orders for less than half cord Will be delivered
crates to any part of the house at no further ex
pense to the purchaser.
Pine wood in crates IS cents.
Oak wood do. 20 cents.
In this part of our business we will open no &C
counts, as we have come to the conclusion to make
It exclusively cash business.
Also. on hand, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE
posed of on the usual accommodating terms.
Now on the
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators.
Coal $40 lbs to the ton
All under cover. Orders promptly hlled:
II. ], Il w. nj. GAIT.
northwest corner Of 18th and C SITS. No SAT,
Tiff one square south OF Penn avenue.
NERINO PLAIDS, all wool, at 50 cts. per yard.
I'l a. Union Plaids, at 81 cents;
Shaws, of every kind.
District aud Virginia money taken at Far, and
Goods sold at the very l0r WM ca r. RRTIEy
oc2-2w corner 9th ST.. Oppo. Centre Market.
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A UBER'S BRITISH POWER IN INDIA,
"a vols, 8vo., London.
Political and Military Events in lndis, by Major
Hough, Bengal Army, vo g.: London.
Japon- lndO- Chine, par NJ. DuboIes de JsncIguy,
vol; PARIS.
Martins Statistics Of the British Colonies vol,
8vo.; London.
The Private Life of an Eastern King, by William
Knlghton, vol; 4 ondon,
. The Kingdom and People Of Siam, BY Sir John
Browning, vols; Lordon.
Our Anglo-lndIsn Army, by Capt. Rafter, vol;
London
- Memoir Of the Bengal Artillery, by Capt. Buckle,
Bengal Artillery, vol. 6vo.: La ndon.
Memoirs and Correspondents of the Marquis
Wellesley, successIvely bovernor g eneral and
Captan-iienera of India, > vols, Syo., LONDON.
Military Operations at Cabul, and the retreat and
Destruction OF the British Army in 1872, ~ Lieut..
oc FRANcK TAYLOR.
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By JAS. {. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
INRUSTEE'S SAlEOF BRICK HOUSE AND
4 LoT oN NORTH STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND
18th sTREETs.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
October 18th, at O'Clock, on the premises shall
sell, By virtue ola decd Of trust. duly recorded. &C.
part oflIot No. In Square 10. 80 with the improve
ments, consisting of a two story Brick House and
bick building tslste roof situated north street.
between 18th and 18th streets west.
Terms One-fourth cash; the residue in SIX,
twelve, and 10 months, with interest secured by a
deed oil trust on the premises. All convey ancing at
the cost of the purchaser.
oc 2-eod&ds JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auct.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of two writs of
lVl Fler Facias, issued from the Clerks office Of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed. 1
shall expose tn public sale for CASH front of the
Court house door of said County, on SATURDAY,
the 24th of October next 1857 at u o'clock M the
following property, to wit: all defendants right,
title. claim, and interest m and to one undivided
halfpfrt of lot No. IN Square No 58 in the City of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
AS the property of David A. Hall. and will be sold TO
satisfy Judcals Nos. 50 and "a, to March term 1857
IN favor of w ilIiam w. CorcoTan.
9TH- j. ID. HOOVER,
., Marshal for the District OF Columbia.