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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-11
Meeting Of Creditors.

BosToS, Feb. AT meeting Of the
creditors Of Lawrence Stone & Co, held
yesterday, in the Insolvency Court. claims
were presented and allowed against the firm
for nearly 8I,l00,000. Another meeting of
the creditors will be held on the ID March
next.
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Fire.

AuGusrA, Ga, Feb. IA whole square
OF buildings was destroyed by fire, at Rome
on Friday. Loss, 100000.
WATERFOWL, Mass, Feb 2.-The High
School buildings in this place were nearly
destroyed by Ere, yesterday, but, although
considerable alarm and confusion prevailed,
all the scholars escaped uninjured
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Fatally Injured.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 3O.-Richard b.
Jones, formerly proprietor of Jones Tx
change Hotel, fell accidentally from third
story window, aud was fatally injured
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Arrest.

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.-Iocal agent Dennis
arrested Henry Vangi, nm. clerk IN the
Post ofics, las, night, for stealins Van,
glenn has confessed bis guilt
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SHERIyF,s sAi.E-By virtue q al essca;ton issued
- osi % and unaer NJ sea - 10 l'sirei CoIr I'd
.~.l D,.rsss lie sarur Cognfv IN gaE1r q ~zz keu-
~yyshv pl.intIs ard Asagsi I.zuiei NeiBr~ AMI
frank Hsf.'n' deienaAhs r h- sum q on< sandTss
~ fr-, dol and etxhy and 'nsfrsS irsn
ne Ssh aAy q Nossm5er D., i.57 shall sell at PUB
ls- aueucn Al he Rssssrs Gee. IN IL sGegr, II IL
su.ar CoGnsy, soods! he -h lag q NArck i.ss
10 selces IN he t1ress al he rShL usi- ara
u he seos. ssmed a-tsndsais ihs I'd a<y q NOss
her i.as nr . sny ,Es Ia DAY he fciiJuinf
as.rrtb-t resl estAf
Ih< ner 100 h rts a os No. foar o.. sve tsL,Ilsl
IN siucs No s'TfyisC e. IN he 4 fytssa ~ IL
sasar Coan,y - iss r-oors-a ~ he kssisSsfs
uics N sst coanfy
nsase IL sssaT. JAnuNry - 49,.
- visk -hSra. y lie sgear CeGn'y
~ % lhVtsss, p "a ASy tAf.5I-shsts
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ALEXANDRIA.
'orrsspondenes of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct 7, 1883
In the County Court Yesterday, the grand jury
found true bill against George Jones for assault
and battery, and ignored one against Augustus
Frentress for wilful trespass. During the ses-
sion, J. X. Cross used language derogatory to
the dignity of the Court and its officers and was
committed TO Jail for ten DAYS He resisted the
execution of the order of the Court and was on "
secured after a violent resistance An attach
ment was issued for the arrest of one of the dis
tuIbing parties named James L. Monroe
The following gentlemen have been chosen
officers of the Corn Exchange: Geo. ID Fowle
President; &. +. Suite, 1st Vice President; NJ
Eldridge, I'd do; John Perry, Treasurer; L.. f.
Green, Secretary.
The gentlemen named as committees TO adj
dress the Democratic state Central Committee Oh
the subject of the advantages of Alexandria as
the place of meeting for the GubernatoriaI Nom
mating Convention 2 as follows: LIST district
Col. Z. +. Suttle, II. c. Ward; I'd district r M
smith, VIM. fl Smith: Sd district, b H Berry,
T. w AshbY; 4th district, Geo. w Brent, Geo
Washington; 5th district, James Roach and Jno
Secretary III. = Wattles
Messrs. J. T johnson, J. M Smith T. w
Ashby, and J III Brent have been chosen to ma Ike
general arrangements for the accommodation of
the assembling of the convention.
Messrs. Latham. J Kell and James g Hal
lowell have been named as candidates to I'LL the
vacant seat in the delegation to the Common
Council from the Second Ward
L he weather, this morning, Is quite disag reea-
Bile, and but little outdoor business is in pro~
gTess.
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GEORGETOWN,
Ceryss,emlHses Of IIs Sssv.

- 6BoRsITowN, Oct. 2, 1sss.
The exercises at the Georgetown College YES
terday afternoon, were truly of an interesting and
affecting character. The fine hall was hand.
somely decorated with evergreens, &C., for the
occasion, and was well filled by the friends NJ
the Rev. gentleman whose connexion al Presi
dent Of the Institution was about to be severed.
perhaps, forever- all apparently anxious to give
some demonstration Of regret at the remoys liz ~
another sphere Of labor Of one who. bv his gentle
and snectionate disposition, and uniting, perse-
senng en9r!s 70 DO good, not only among those
commlIten 70 bis Immediate charge as President
OF the college, but In all the relations of social
ire The following motto, handsomely worked
10 CEDAR branches, lent sort Of charm to all the
other decorations of the room, and the neat man.
ner In which the work was executed. was a sinh.
Ject OF general admiration: "The glory of the
children Is their fathers"
d hne following complimentary and farewell
addresses were delivered; which were replied to
In very feeling and felicitous manner by Mr.
Mcguire: Latin Grafton, In prose, by Mr. Martin,
OF va English grafton, poetry, by Mr.. Hoban Of
y, Il Latin Alcaies, by Mr. Dooley: Of Va; Ora
ton In English, by Mr.. Lovelace, Of La
Then followed the reading of series of reso-
buttons, passed by meeting of students, ex-
pressive Of their regrets at the sundering of the
tender tie which has for several years existed be-
tween many of them and their former faithful
President; and the presentation of the hand some
memento, consisting Of gold chalice, gold paten
and missal, the whole costing about $50 These
were presented by Mr.. Fairfax Mel .augbiIn. OF
the District of Columbia, in a very feeling and
well-delivered speech; which was again replied
10 oy MI. Mcguire, In very touching manner,
evidencing to all present the strength of the tie
OF affection that had bound him to his former
pupils and assistants i'm labor.
At the conclusion of these exercises, the new
President of the College REV. F. Early) was
formally welcomed, in the name of the students
10 his new post, by Mr.. Frank Ward of Md
called meeting OF our City Councils was held
last night The only business before them was
the reception OF a message from the Mayor In
regard to the appointment Of keeper for the
Little Falls bridge, which was appropriately
referred. Lewis Mckenzie, Esq, of Alexandria
was present, and ably addressed them at some
length upon matters connected with the Alex-
andria, Loudon and Hampshire Railroad We
had hoped that some action would have been
taken In regard TO the condition Of some of our
streets.
We advise those who may desire to purchase
ehgloly located lots (Situated in the healthiest
part OF the town. either for building or other
purposes, to pay attention to the advertisement
of DR.. Charles II. Cragin.
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By c. McGUIRE a co Ino,,on..r.

by j. u McG UlRE CO, AuctIOneers
EhECUTORS' SALE OF IMPROVED AND
oNMPRoykD REAL EsTATE.- The under
signed Executors of the last will and Testament al
WIIiain Easily. deceased, in conformity with the
drections contained IN said will and undeT and nv
virtue OF the decree OF the Circuit Court of the Dis
to the decree heretofore passed nv ssid gam IN
csuse. NO !. 016. wherein A gnes M FASH re- com
pislsant, seeking an admeasurement of dover and
It n pshsi IN equity, and HOratio N. Easily and
Cecllls J. Hyde. VIM. X. Smith and with Imins
nls VILE are defendants. will proceed to se an sue
tcn, 10 the ghest bidder, at the Auction RIO m
., >. - McOulre Co, On the 18th October ar !
Estate, o wit: VI AN0'i
Lot 9, in square No. %
Lots IN square square No. No. Opposite Observatory
Lois and 4, IN square No. las
lIOt6 In sqCare No 81
Lot b, In square No. lea
y o.s z, .. :, and 5, IN square IS. lying between
These lots are well situa ed for whsIf nnrnoses
small frame houses ny 'H'oo
Lots 70 and IL; in the same square, fronting
together 66 feet on Water street and the sams n5
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, with the imnrnve-
ments consisting of valuable lime kilns kno,vn .
the Hamburg Lime kIlns. 80
ne terms oil sale are as follows: One-fourth "a RI
OF the purchase money shall be paid In cash and th o
oaance IN equal payments in g. IL, 49, and "a months
the purchasers to give for said deferred paymsnts
lneir 6Onds, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
paya1is auarter.yearl from the date thereof.
III the Terms OF sale are not conn ed viii VI ithlp
three days alter said sale, the ecu tors are emn"w
eLeu " ne decree TO RESELL at the risk and cost of
the defau ting purchaser, VI
H0RATiO " o. E easSsBSsers'
JOHN w. EASHY
oot,-so., JAMES Z. MCGUIRE { Co.
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AUCTION NIn
By A. GREEN. An,

By A. GREEN, Auotioneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF RRANDiEs. VIVA
IlOs.G3 MoNyA tie ifh Infant. shall A .sIi
commencing at 70 O'Clock .. m. at the srooery utore
q 1a sSd the Sh
suoIs, oonsi.tine Of - % - ~ -
g barrels prime Eagle brand whisky. 80. =
S %: s ssts 1is df ga Bourbon.
M Ma en- I'VE %ins w ~ In. favor,
S s. Sa,, q Js j. ssI!i, .nd Gin ,l
e bottles 81 acssd GIN loS Sel his Wine.
s!ss los Fixtures. 49, su. sps M R35.nd''
10 stand Casks, large Oil Casks ''..
All feFns Az sums nader sas cash over SIS Gre
&C I'd - A. GREEN. Auot.
by ). c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auotioneers.
CH5LLON CASTLE MANOR FARM AT
VALUABLE FAaM-The nndersirnes sI n1R o. a
viii ss Z, n ahd testament Of The LATE Wm Easily
SSoIsr the Ru aaS5 RS on M n
Co; at O'Clock M, to the highest bidder. that
p1inos laid iyIng partially in Wsshnston and
Manor, containing in all sixty-two acres of land.
This Farm is distant about tbrse-snd. 4. h.,fm;,.,
ised,ns n 20 Eeh'fe -darket, with an excellent road
-, The terms Of sale are as follows: One fourth of
WIG purchase money cash and the balance in eoual
payments IN s, r. 10 and "a moths, the puioIsssr
20 give ior the deferred payments his bonds, sat- 4
yearly from the date thereof
II the terms are not piled with In SIX day q, tn
cost OF the defaulting purchaser '4N
5T6SHf iS Wl ESsss$ SSissBB'Y''''
. AGNES M. EAsBY, Executors
oo7-eost }. C. MoGUInE & CO. Aucts.
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M. TO THE LADIES OF WASHING
aHE TON AND VICINITY. N.

Mr.. X. G. ETCHIsON would respectfully in
iorm her customers and friends IN general tina she
has Just received her entire
STOCK OF FALL GOODS,
cohssuhs OF AL kinds of Ribbons, Sonnet Mate
taats o every description, Flowers, rlumes
bocaes, Shite and oolOred Straw Bonnets Straw
braas, Hoanet rames. Velveis, Caps, with q great
variety oil handsome Lace Collars and q, r. atso
very large stock Of French EnbrOideries, Of every
style, among which are Swiss and Cambria r ufH ing
and inserting, Infants Bodies &c & @: with yesy
nice assortment Of Worsted Goods, vhIch she has
CRlldren's Sacks and ClCaks; Worsted G;aiters OF
every style; besides very good assoTtment m
style With many other things too numerous 10 be
mentioned, which she Will sell az the lowest cash
prices. ~
N No. Y Psnnsylvaaia svsnue opposite the Centre
Nartet, SAB aa oet-lw
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Mrs. NJ. A. BANNERMAN is
ID prepared to accommodate BOarders by the week
or month, on reasonable terms, al No. 467. corner
9Th and T. streets. Transient and Table Boarders
a. so accommodated. Oc cost
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS AT
ID Miss MURLEN'S, "a Penn. ApsnEs.-Fam-
HES or single gentlemen wish nj to settle for the
winter. vii lind these Rooms pleasant and o cation
good. Terms moderate. oc l-Im
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By A. GREEN, AuctIopeer

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer
A DMINlSTRATOR's SALE OF HORsEs.
4 btGGlEs, Oats, NEGROES, HOUSEHOLD AND
mIITHkN URNITURe. &C.. AT AuCrIoN On
IdC RSDAf. the lfth instant, we shall sell com
menclng at ~ CLOCK a. m, at the late residence
ana sta"les OF Lew Humphrey, deceased ON north
" between 4ta and 9Th streets. by order of the Or
phans Court, all the Personal Effects of the de-
Large lot of Harness,
SaddI les and Brides, and Stable UtensIIs
Aoout 2rS' bushels prime Oats. lot OF Haydo
slaves for life. "'"'i'
Also, the Furniture in the house. We enumerats
A plumber of excellent Beds and Mattresses
large lot Of Bedding and Bedsteads,
Wardrobes and Washstands,
Mahogany AND other Bur aus
Sof 8, Side board and Tables,
carpets, Table Linens, W IndOw Curtains Sc
COOK ing and other Stoves,
Two barrels hne Potomac Herring
A larte lot OF Crockery and Glass Ware, snd Kltch
The sale will commence with the household fur
hiture, ana immediately after the sa e of which or
az one cock we shall proceed TO sell the Negroes
Horses, 4 rTIagts Oats, dc,
J. eIms 1or Furniture and Household Effects: UB
Ger /? ~ cash; over S2Oa credit of 20 and 80 days
FOR Negroes, Horses, Carriages, Oats &c; One
half cash balance a credit of 6 months the mr.
CHASER or purchasers to ave notes satisfactorIiy
endorsed, bearing interest in all cases of credit
w. VI: THOMAS,
JOSEPH BEASLEY,
-,. Administrators.
DC 1ot A. GREEN. Auct
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ID Thesgh f" The STAR IL printed On the
fastest steam press In use sspth 81 Balti.
mere, Its edition is 50 large rs to reqsire 10
70 be put 70 press ut an carly hour, Adver-
dsements- therefore, should he sent IN by IL
s'clsck. m; otherwise they may no. appear
until the next day.
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Financial.

NEw YORK, October stocks are irregular
Chicago Rock Island, 65s Illinois Central
sha's ~; La Cross < Nil. Ak Michigan 23s;
New York Central, 80; Reading ask; Mo 6's 80;
Sterling Exchange is dull at 81 OK sSIlO
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BY rELEsRAPn 10 rae star.
MoMAekNTAssoCIArsp PRESS
hnEE DAYS LATER FROM rrpopr
Arrival Of the C...s

HALIFAX, Oct IN. p--
Canada, arrived here this fersno sl mail steamer
pool oates OF the morning Of the ssth ny, Liver
the Canada sailed On the morning
The Bank Of France had r>dnc~S a.
discount to per cent The interest or r,a - o.
ponds vas also reduced n per cent
Inc details OF The treaty between Prince "a
francs indemnity "iiIion
Tnere Is nothing new In relation 20 the e.hl.
controversy between Prof whitebouse .na
me cable directors still continues
ihe political news IL unlmpcrtant
O.. COMMERCIAL
., An OF the week S. 600 bales. olosins-
an advance Of I-l6sk e'Ax
deacy. i WIN declining ten
Provisions were dull
Consols 81 ao7L
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OUR ALPHABkTICAL Business DIktcroRY
VIII be closed up, In q few days, for one year,
oaiiy, in the Daily Star Additions Of respecta
Die firms win be made to II on immediate appIi-
cation to the agent, at the star office
N. b. Additions cannot be made AFTER the Di.
reetory 10 closed up for the year
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of wrIts of
i'l hen taclas, issued from the Clerks Once 4
me Circuit Court ot the District of Columbia for
the county OF WashIngt ton, and to me directed 4
VIII expose 10 pu! sale for CASH, in front of The
Court House door of said county, on MONDAY
the i3llowng described property, to wit: Lots Nos
ard IL IN SauHIe No. IA. original Lots Nos /, 2 s.
q square No. 1E. beginning at the southwest
corner Of SAID lot. md running thence east feet
thence north 100 feet to the of SAID lot thence
west ~ Feet and thence south 100 feet To the point OF
beginning, together with all and singular the i'm
pfovements thereon, la the city of Washington, d.
" seized and levied upon as the property of Chas
d. Van tatten. ard vii, be sold to satisfy Jud ciais
NOS n l48 ST. 312 SIS 574 81 aud S7s, to October
term 1853, Paro Il SOurse, John r.. KeldslI. John
w: Thompson. II ID. Gilman. Nicholas cker, Jno
Kelly VS.. Charles Van Patten.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
oc7-ts for the District of Columbia,
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The Illinois Central Railroad

CHICAGO, Oct. In the case OF George G.
Bates v. the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Tor the possession Of the grounds on which the
depOts Of the road locs ted the jury last mig
returned a verdict in favor Of the company.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 7.-Plour is heavy; State 81 IS
ASS 95; Ohio IS 35a5 90; Southern IS 3Oa5.7O
Wheat Is very dull and quotations are nominal
declined lie. Corn has declined; mixed 7Oa73c
yellow 90c.
Beef is quiet at sIlasI2. Pork has declined;
mess $40 So prime sl4 25asI4 so. Lard Is dull
at 1Okallc.
Whisky Is dull ard nominal
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WEAVER, opposite BropHs', oan furnish any
TIoNns ea party With q, Of che best CVN W.. e,
table, allow ratss, Trg him. >" - IsaI-. Oe+-sw
aeaabH tsGw.yE hfl.S y
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Later from Hsxs,.

INV ORLEANS, Oct. oth.-The s,..m., Ma,
dates TO the Cd "' havana with
iaI2s magazine at Havana, filled with noxr
osI, smells and rockets, exploded on the Sosh
III, ~ wnlcn = persons were killed and los
wounoeo Many more were also buried undeY
tne ruins Ninety newsugar- houses were totally
destroyed aud the gas works were rendered use,
less, SO that the city at night was In total dsrk
Tue police and troops were guarding properv
ne whoie city was affected by the shock and
many buildings were damaged Goyernor Ger
era era conc IA was The first ofhcial on the ground
Tbe cause Of the disaster was unknown
asnysrs bad declined a trihe. Stock on hand
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Sailing of the Niagara

BOsToN, Oct 6-The X NJ steamship NIsgars
sailed about eleven O'Clock this morning with
sixty passengers for Liverpool and nine for Hall
fax, aud slO2 900 In specie
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l. heavy GOLD WxfCHI GHAiN. with Seal
att. ched. IL was vrenched IN some way from the
yard Will g psid its bang LETT at the counter Of
tas seR omoes saA = - = - 9 LIS s"u
ssEss eva - ssss ia.Tss ! *, ).
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY WALL Il BARNARD. A

BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoueers,
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
- AuCrloH.-On MONDAY AFTERNIIO
rext, the 18th instant. at O'clock In front of the
premises, we will sell part of 4 OF No 8, in Square
NO SIS near tbs corner of 4th and Nj streets north
MS q good opportunity to obtain a good lor in a
hne location. "
months, wI'h interest from day of sale A deed
gwen and deed OF trust taken. Title perfect.
Oo cd WILL a BARNARD. Ancfa
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The New York Stat. Fan,

SYRACUSE, Oct. 5;-The State Fair opened
here most auspiciously to-day. The sttendancs
on the ground during the day was moi ls,gs
out far above the average or the 6rst day.. Tne
entries, however, are so much in advance Of las,
year that the total receipts already exceed the
gIoss amount taken during all the last fair Er.
President Martin Van Buren, was on the ground
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Railroad Accident-Two Men kiu.s

HARRISBURG, Oct. GA down passenger tr.
upon the Pennsylvania Central Road ran upon a
hand car above this place this morning The
car contained four repair hands on the road two
ofwhom Were killed outright. The third was
badly injured, and the fourth, John Woods, es-
capped
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

by A. GREEN, AuctlOneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME BuI1p
~ LAG LOIS, FRONTING 9Th AND 7TH SIS. AM
> AND Il SITS, AT AUCTIoN-tin FRIDAY. the 9Th
instant, shall sell, In front ofthe premises at az
O'Clock p M: arge number OF handsome Bui.dins
lots IA subdivision Of Square No al, all of which
are OF moderate dspth, running alleys The
property 10 beautifully situated bounded by 9th and
7th streets west, and ) and Il streets north and
PERFECTLY graded on each street. The attention of
the pubic IL invited to this large sale of PROPERTY
as bargains may be OK pected.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6. y. I8 and
"a months, for notes bearing interest. deed given
and deed OF rust taken.
Title undisputable.
a GREEN Ano,
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By BARNARD q BUCkEY; Georretown.

BY BARNARD d BUCkEY; GEORGETOWN.
TNk USTEE'S SAJE-By virtue of a deed OF
trust from Rlch'd Daley. dated July 81, 1852 aud
OF record We will offer at public au ction on W r;D-
NESDAI the sOth day of October next, at o'c ock
p. m. on the premises, those parts of Lots Nos.
elg hteen 10 aud nIneteen( g. Thos Beals add
ton to georgetown, Iuded inthe following hounds
VIZ: Beginning at the eastern exit entity of Lot l.
thence Bridge street east "a feet inches Ibance
north 10 feet tn 10 feet alley, thence, with fa d
aiIeY, west "a feet inches, and thence south in a
strdlsht line TO the beginning, with The improve
brick back bald ny. ~
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
10 be paid IN sh and the resIdue IN two equal in
stalments at 6 and mont his, with interest, to ba
well secured. Terms of sale must be complied with
IN one week after sale. or the property may be re-
solo at the risk and cost Of the first purchas err aft
one weeks notice
WAITER SOCK,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE
Trustees Georgetown Building Association.
BARNARD BUCKLEY, AucuOLeers.
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By J. C. MCGUIRE Il Co, AuctionesTs.
hANQSOME IMPRQYEn PRApE L

CLiNi- - ~ auctiobeeIs.
HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
II THE SEcONp WARDAT PUBLIc AUcTIoy
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October r. at five
O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell parts of offs
Nos; and 4, IN Square No. ST. fronting - Isst on
north between 18th and 18th streets west together
WIN me 'mPIov eHents, consisting nf q nearly new
three story Brick House, with basement and two
story Rack buIldn containing II rooms. Gas FIX
lures throughout: water tank, and bath room vault
under the pavement for wood ard coal,
The house ls built IN the most superior manner
with l4-lnch walls throughout, and Is deliEbtfuIy
sluaten. fronting on street, an avenue, and pub
lac reservation. Title indi sputabie.
Terms nefOurth cash the residue IN s, -, 49,
anu - months, secured by a deed In trust on the
premises.
Oc sd J. G.. McEITIRE Cn Anc,.
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NUARSdAL'S ShLE.-ln virtue of 3 wits of
" herr f.cias sued from the Jerks Office of the
Clrcuit Court of the District of Colu mbta for the
caunty of Washington, and to me directed, shaIl
expose to public sale, for CASH, In front of the
m, ON RklDAT, the 18th day Of October naYf.
1853, the following described Property TO wit: All
part Of Lot No. s. In Square No TO- berinnins a. q
point on Sd street east % feet inches from the south
feet inches, and east witt thar width TO four foot
private alley &c the rear of said o, With al
OF Washington ID. u. ed and ieyies upon a. the
property O. Richard NJ. A. enwick. and will he
sola % ssusiy iudiclss Nos. s5e 252. sna SIS, 70
Columbus AIexander, and John ysn Resvick. Il \ -
:, 80 w, sELDEN, Msrshsl u
se2u - for tne A>.-triss es Cu.anbIs,