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ACsRp.-The ladies Of ,be Third Upfarisa ses;ssv
l ,l eh.frs Of ths Rsv o. B. FrothinshAz es ls.,. .
Or ben sdsrus 70 'As gentlemen eJuns.a rs
f g avenue Hosl for T E-oeroas cou,rbutias sAS "a.
ent. ,sosrJ IN eondscos the Ft,r. They ~oua s.s m
81, "a ,hsiI OBJ sa,ious Mr Bods Tor the ass Of BIZ sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

The Clerks Report vas received. Mr.. VOOr-
HES was bOnOTed with complimentary resolution IN
view OF bs nj from the Board and the Super
yisors then adjourned to the second Tuesday
IN January al 5 p. III.
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Acknowledgement
BEEBE & Co.
HEv Styles HOLIDAY HAra
No. 1856 Broadway.
IAdysrtisement.I

BRADY's GALLERY, No. 643 BroadwsyI oofnsr
of Bleeekersc. HOLIDAY Phssksrs.
IvoRYrIPKs superb and appropriate style OF pcnv ~ TO-
day Presents Also, Imperial PaorOsRARHs, AIHAfekssy
AssRorxPks DAsuEREEoTYPSs.
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IAdyertiserns
Tnr GRr,r ANp COLO Eors sPEcTAcLE.-'

HE UKEAT MD TIIKI EOts Jill fOi1E' "a
s Whist they cali the brilliant Of Alad1n Or "
Wonderful Lamp" performed 10 such crowds now - %
MINIS IL sBrpasses anything ever pfodnefs BE-
O'Clock this evening ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

PAY OF The PoLIcE.-The Police were, yesterday,
paid their salaries for the present onth, which IL two
days earlier than the usual monthly payments. The
object Of the advance payment was TO put the men in
funds for the NewYears festivities. The patrol force
now plumbers ,3Il men, and the monthly pay roll is
about $4,000. Next Monday the Police officials
Joy ss holiday, the Detective and Telegraph Offices
being the only ordered to be kept open at the PO
lice Headquarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

TIE Hon Fernando Wood, Mayor elect announces,
through biz Marshal that in consequence Of hrs late
aorresic b,resv-uen,, be viii not receive bis fdenis
on New-Year's Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31
AdTsf,is-&as9 a, ,, 49,.
Millions of Bottles Of Mrs. WINsL0w's Ecori


fgg sIRrp are used every JeN N tns UhteN
Chdren Tss:hnx with nevef-hdlns success Reid inzn'
date ana certain Only IS cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

ISJrRED WHILE NREsrLGNG.-A wrestling rasfeh
,ook rl,r on Thursday evening No al 0rench s;ss BE-
scn James Duou snd John Hassau. Both are srge Pove
mi o. ane nie themselves their science in that ps--
Mar line Alter ous struggle Dltton thrown 5y BIS ap
ponsut with such force hsak u hi ls The injured
man W conveyed 10 the New orb Hospital
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will be in print, IN Documentary form, by DE uisg'

ATTEMPTED suicfos--Jsrry Gavin Of No
First avenue, attempted u commit suicide On r.
day evening ty stabbng hinsslf several .p,. !.
breast ard aboouen. He wa laboaaV under -
tack Of dei1nrn 'remeus az the iine aad socr,s-s .
iuficiua one or Two dangerous wooB3s A INV, 49,,
WIS called to dfe-s u = woua5s, but 70 mr. a..
he struggles 81 the crazy tbat force xsa IA "a
70 hold him while bis njares were cared for. "a n,
lies in a critical condition.
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FATALLY BURSED.-A little hoy named Gustasus
H,udrics hose parents reside -. f79 "A sveas
.-ri,.r ally sesded Thursday seriously 70 reseR
f.s.h 'oiouer Sseie bel an Inc nest dy waca tas
a.. ...ad 4 " Diet Vi accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

TEE UsIrrD STATES DGsTEIcr-ArroRSEY.--J
tiee Roosevelt of The Supreme Court has accepted the
appointment to the Office Of Unted States District
Attorney for tie southern Dis'ric' Of New-forN,
recently tendered him by the President He viii ester
uron his duties at the OF the new year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-31

MAYOR WooD DoEssr LIKE Carr. LEosARD, OF
THE Cir HALL PoLIcg-Ar. Fernando Wood, it IL
said, has made an application to the Police Commits
sioners requesting the removal OF Capt Leonard Of
the twenty sixth Precinct Police the ground that
he il a personal enemy to bineelf, and that he the
Mayor elect could not therefore get along amcably,
unless he had new Police Captain at tie City Hail.
The action of the Police Commission has not yet
trsnspired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

.sszvr Issussscfloss 81 r.s sssru u.-r6s
ls1s fiwpers Ferry amir has revived the reccllec-
don Of lpeeyieuss plots q, produce insunections
supRG tie slaves ID southern StS1es. These plofB
however, have III been eo1ily crushed The
Chpisston plot In fe22, was, H6estAe late af|air,
nsde kso~nto TIE 0ezpt1ry g Wsrs The rine-
leader of the plot bore the name Of Denmark We
vey. He W. . 'ftes n,ula1to, acunninx,. active,
restless, pooe9iinR SSzlent of in1uencinR negroes,
&hich be applied with great dszterity. The Ne.
groes, long ffndnlked, hold secret neetipgs, some
Of which Wsst pro1esssdly seligIouss and the ex-
horters among them participated In then ~ They
could noe Be aid 20 complain Of oppeession. for
many 0 them were trusted and even pstted ser-
wants Ia the households Of their masters, carving
the keys and es3oying the largest liberty celaps-
table with their sAtion; yet they devised oae Of
the most diaboliczl plos 81 blood and murder that
ever stained the annals of insurr Ion. The pro-
grrss Of theif trial by court Of nagistrates and
ffeeholdas vas fesff1l srd friehtfu1 IN the dis
closures. Itwas In evidence thai the plan was to
murder the Tnasters, appsopriate the desirable
females to their own brdtish uses, barn the city
and In the midst Of the panic and copnagSstion
seize the ships In port and push Cor the Island Of
81. Domingo. One Of the praying negpoes smit
ten probably by his conscisncc, fbr he bad been
greatly INDUCED IN the pious and respectable
family Of his master, gave the cine 70 the consp-
racy and after long and full trial. some thirty or
forty were sentenced 10 death, which sentence was
thoroughly carried into execution BY hanging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

~ PRrsoNKR's ETIQUKfTE.-A cusious case Of
prison etiquette recently occurred in Delaware A
number Of prisoners broke jail, and among them
for rape. He called upon the Acknowledgement,
cooliy seated himself In his once, and Informed
ne gentleman that number OF prisoners had e.
<apeds among them himself; that he was prepared
70 60 back again whenever he could be assured
that he would be safe In 20 doing. Several of his
social companions had been discharged, and in
their stead a woman had been placed In jail who
was afflicted with the scarlet fever; he had formal
ly notified the deputy sheriff that IL such conduct
was persisted In be would feel obliged to change
his quarters, and that receiving no satisfactory
evidences on the part Of the officers Of the jail that
his grievances would receive attention. he had
thus availed himself Of the first favorable oppor.
tnnity Of giving practical turn to his indigna-
ton by leaving the premises. He did not care
straw about the sentence Of death hanging over
him. but he didn't want to catch the scarlet fever
The escaped prisoner was escorted back TO his old
quarters. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

FANNY DiscoHD PRoDucEp BIT Music TEACH
ER.-The Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Journal relatcs the following incident which he
says has made some stir In the social circles In the
cityof Washington:
- One Of the leaders Of choir here made great
profession Of piety, and was noisy and dogmatic
In his religion. He had wife, and boarded with
lady who had pleasant daughter. The inti-
macy between the singer and the daughter was
quite marked, and was not relished by the mother.
The daughter took Ii into her head TO 90 into the
country. Soon aftef the man lost his place In an
Office that he held, and letters sent TO him were
sent over to his boarding house. One came just
before dinnss one day IT was In the familiar
hand Of her daughter. She opened it, and her
worst fears were realized; her child was ruined,
and the singer was the author Of her shame. He
came late to dinner that day. He was welcomed
by the mother with carving knife. He few
round the table as IL by magic-ladies were tum-
bled under IL, or ned shrieking away. The chase
was continued; the assailed made for the door;
the mother plunged the knife at him, and ii went
through the door panel. H would Lave gone
through his body had he not been agile and
lodged well. He hew from the house hatless
under terror, and has not been seen since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

FAX e tf7l1 tfG Ftt
lNoTIC c E! n .d'68 lnf NO Tic e
On and after this date, you win find at
III. Kings French Bazaar.
294 PENNSYLVANIA AvKsur-nortn nds-
Fine French PATTERN BONNETS, from A3 "a
S5,at H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
294 nnsylvania avenue.
Is cent RIBBON at 20 cents, at
H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
aga Pennsylvania avenue.
Fine FEATHERS at 80 cents, at
~ II. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
-. 81 f.'d 294 Pennsylsania ayense.
H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR.
sHAwLs at 81. AZ 80. rshh1s wanna svepus.
= 5Fe ADJ H. KINGS FREN CHI BAZAAR.
WOODEN GOODS. is.s ,San any s other e'hcS, hc,,..
- =, H. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR, iaf.
2S4 Pennsylvania avenue.
STRAW BONNEfS at 50 cents at, x f,fs A.
: -eiAsacf H.KlNG'S FRENCH .BAZA AR. ~
e - 2s4 4Pennsylyanla avenue,
; . H.KlNG's FRENCH BAZAAR, =
= 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
Fine COLk1ARS and SLEEYES at50.cents, at
"a / $500 H. kiNG's FRENCH BAZAAK,
[. o.. "a 5e.tt 294 Pennsylvsnia avenue
Geods sold to Milliners At Kings old prices, per
, H.KING's FRENCH BAZAAR, >
no oS-Im 294 Pennsylvania avenue.
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a5RtaE saa g

~ nv La II end drinES-fnOOF SAFES, with his
inP,oyed combined Formulation and combination
OCH, nave merits that deserve the attention OF
eyery business man. IL is confidently believed that
fhs DECIDED umehs Of thus SAFE in places where
tors, and af Oshkosh. Wiz, 81 IRE, must convince
nsting public Of the folly Of trusting in
on nSS .os sny :.
an investigation Of the many advantages this Chill
leo Iron sale possesess over all othArs. By call-
most satisfsotory certificates can be seen Of the
Fire and Burglar Proof merits Of this Safe.
mo 5-nf II T y. C. PATTISON, Agent
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sEkkrxe An IxrRoprcrfoS.--The Bishop Of
Bangor, since his iDtfodnction, has been makteR
hi9sen highly popular A short time slnce IL
iordshlp, while On his friendly yisItin9 excur-
te,s1 the house Of an humble csefaeef, when TIE
ionow1nE eouoquy took pl>ce: Clef1ynan- yohu
Iones, haze called 70 introduce the Lord Bishop
hsnd l-Hew do you do, 1oha Joncs ) N 49, -
sfc IN good health John yones--Thnnk -. ~
lord, am very well In health, and q couforS.bls
good enolxh 70 Introduce your lordsbip. n-,Ssr-
your ioedship viii he good enough d infso5,ee
him - nes - never ssw him IN nv hoase be-
fore.-CisHarr<s Hsrafd. - asts4 ~ : G71-- -
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) 5fRAvKLRg DT11oT0RYe,. :
I1PoFrANF TSsVISEEE15y TES9sSVISEE a50 SOUTHERN

- < L y
FOR MEMPHIS n NEW ORLEANS
. y, ton ,s5 .5d Es. oilsss. 4 J.sfsos K.,resds;
- Ass sseT1css sS0s' TO ~ HalhwArSes- IAN ~ y
R,sAmes&, 4ssssiiss >. is.eAers. .Bssass.
= Gsenascesd 1tissfa.. .A4''''HsIs - Hss.r,,sss msgs
Graad J.sesses, cs,..sss, Nasisiils.
S.s ss :sss. sss.s: 6.
vsnis ave- sSenSs, wsssnstoGs. = NJ n Aae rsnn.y'-
,RGGREzr REDgcrIQN OF rLME. IN.
cees.S s.rns , Ssssssfs ss 4 .
rss sass e & sSSs ss s..s ,Gssa !. 3.
M:s s.s :ss ss q.
sissi s E y s:
Ssss !; s h.s.,s = s sss S.
gs9kson. and 6rest Northera RaiiTosds. 70 New
..Ss's B.s, Ara.ss.s., yts~ SisnsAi, ss,,a:-
so's a. Msms: s.S
sS.sasI New of can: sssEss.: ses Tss;dss.: TSaSs-
70 New ofisss.. T boat. sissrs ie.ye PROMPTS on
6s esy Lns hat "a. bsy Line q sss.ms's on
the Mississippi river. fi'sa
TnRoUeH TRAIss LEAVE WASHINGTON at D. m.
asd .. m Sundays exeeptsd, making direct con-
nectons, with the privilege Of laying over a. any
Passengers leaving IN the .. m. Train 20 through
TO Richmond without Change OF Cars, and have .
comfortable nights rest, as the cars are provided
with first-clase Sleepinx Seats
III Be Ssrs and AsE for 7iek>ts ria 0rasss a=d
ZleIaHdrid Railroad.
Passengers for edmond and the south or South
west are se.pectiulI{ informed that By purchasing
they avoid the annoy aBce Of change from boat 20
oars at the inconvenlent hour Of midnight, ~ By
the nver route.
Passengers from New York viii meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Alexsndria Railroad ct the Depot
st washington, from whom they will receive polite
AZ The Steamer GEoRGE PAGE ssares ths
loot OF Seyenth street. atea< O. m. and
ek p. m. for Alexapdrls, where pas Es77S
sengers take the cars for the Soufho
and southgest PassenEers fot GAarloftssriIls'
will take Boat leaving washington al q sm.
Omuibrses lesyethe Once, corner Of Sixth street
and Pepnsylvania avenue, ats g. m and p. m.
UJ On arriving at Washington, pazsengers foI
the south will be careful % tako the Orange aud
= - JAMES A. EVANS.
oc 2e-d 80 Ticket Agent, WashinEton.
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han. saas ssis Es e ssec cg Ksses e sd., h & Pei
breach q pfomise, IN which The 1alu19es cIni ue6
are % ,ooo, was on tiai IN the sofeslor cous5 ef
Nosthampfsn o. Friday 4 Mr. Cov1es married, 4
sysa as ~ ss 81 Ss s,5,o. 3
marFiags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

ASSAULT ON SENATOR DooLIrrLx's WIFE AND
DAusHrER--The Racine Wis } Advocate has the
following notice Of daring attempt upon the
wife and daughter Of U. 8 Senator Dooiiftle:
"As, Mn.J. r - Dooliftle and Miss Doolitflc
were returning in . carriage from Kenosha, last
Saturday evening, when about two miles north Of
the city, In the woods, they observed man Of
snspicious appearance In advance, and, hastening
the horse, he made spring at the feins, but miss-
Ing his crap be endeavored TO catch hold Of the
carriage; bat the horse, . spirited one. answered
The lash, and left the fellow where all his efforts 70
catch them were fruitless, although he followed
them at the Top Of his speed for about half mile
and once cau1e within Q few feet Of gFasping the
Carriage: The evening was 20 far advanced a. to
make IL impossible to recognize the features Of the
man, or describe his clothiag.,'s - &C.. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

Sssdsss g sss, e @
sss sfse isI 6 sI:: s::sss S s.
IS :s: I'D 81 1:s; ss 4
or rsddre.s b. letter Post once Boz 4as cslrm
FoR RENT-The three story. BRICK HOUSE
s ss sas .s ,S suS sc9 &
just been put in Good order. and win be ysntsditp
smseoo ss,9 %T The Key and
eotHis sHs cd
9F Hak aRkEMTaHsnsssPs1 .Sd ;5I.s EsYHRNisMEDPAE
not end cold whter; with or without BOARD; All
.z.n s.Ieee - - = : : L.. III ocx2-u
NoTICEeTye very dssirsbis front ROOMS,
I communicating, can be had, with BOARD, by
.sss,s ss4ss application A to1 18th between and
ToLET-A Handsomely yFURNIsHEDHOUsE
4 thin 9 few doors Of the seerefary Of the In.
terror with IS rooms and gas and water in every
u For fSsSsr sSSS p.Gsaass
eRPiy ~ snls omce. 10. oc Is II
TO addE1E ILL., A., newly finished Cottage Frame
l.th and 18th streets vest, oonssinins ak rooms.
Kent St2 per month. Enquire Of mo p. Hill
T9SS, no2tS, No's1S 18th street. between and streets
EOR sALE.-I offer for sale a valuable FARM
sorma, oonssinins S62x scres CT vlll exchange II
s5SSPfs{ Is .a sta
sssca Ierts cf the county. Conyeaient % tie canal
sno ratFlroad.r ssFqrg BENZ. P. SMITH.
les-o CITY Hall.
TOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
E situated on the corner Of nth and B st. west,
% near the canal Itis veil fitted uP with shelving,
IN the CITY for aresdent. country and river trade
FOR terms apply to Mr.. JOHN MOORE, No. 19i
LOUISIANA avenue near .he corner Of 10th street
NesI an u 6
A yALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situased
"A In AlexAndriA county, about ~ u1iles from
6eorgetSwn, at the intersection of the GeorretaTn
and Little Falls roads. corsifting OF lo2 sores Ir
Suire on the premises, or of Y. RICHA r DS CORNER
18th and streets. washington. d. c. kIe-T
A + PRIVATE SALE-Seyeral good and we'll
"A arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with
two- story back buildings containing from 10 ls
rooms each good Yards back and .ide alleys The
saohusetts avenue, between 4th and 5th sts. Per-
sons DESTROYS OF obtaining healthy and quiet resi-
dence would do well 70 cal at No. S10 of said prop
erty. Also, several sn,aller Houses on the same
eSuhre Tor saie-I1 ss.ls 1. -s.e sf.,, y ie2a- If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09
EDUCATIONAL.

NJ, MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
MRS. MCCORMICK desires TO inform her
shsdutes Of her School on thsist Monday in Sep
b The souTse of study pursued viii comprise al the
branches requisite TO thorough English educa-
Ia addition 10 her day scholars she is desirous of
receiving into her family few pupils as boardors
aged from 10 TO years, Who VIII be under her I'M
Her arrsngemerts for the accommodation and
Que care OF pupils have been considerably increased
desiring particular Infornstion with references to
ne aer school mag apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor OF
For terms and further yarticplsrs spply At her
reslQenoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

ii TAKE PlsasuIe IN cert NM tti.t M, VIC
TOk BECKER, the Chlckering 4 Sons Tuner for
Washlnston tuned IN sEost salts factory and per-
tsot manner the srand piano nsed by mo at Miss
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
v. BECKER receives orders at Mr. John r.. e.
lis's, ChickcTing sons agency, Pa. avenue befW.
sth and iothssts: Pianos, Melodeons, Reed Organs,
tuned and repaired. B = 4 - 90 no tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

a DnkS. WIN9EOW, F797 - q
q pfessnts 70 fhs sfion Of fncshers Her i =
SOOTHIN RUP a'is Z.
1liesa Per CAildren TeetAins, H.7 tsos -
Which .s.y iss.ss. .ss rs.s.. g ....hiss y .s.a
PAIN ana spaamodis sstien, and is Teassls svf5 81
SVRE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS &
Depend spoa H. mothers, h v give ysuuslvss. sas
RELIEF1ND HEALxH TO yoURINFANTS
d fssr. r -
MAS X. Z f isy sg,1aD,i 1Tais II
1rcr cusr,wINsLOw,slssas..sscss ss.s s.s.', 70 ,,.x e.
rs :, .,sv SOOTHING ian iass.sss e a
g, g, ss::,,s.; ;s's.. sYRuP, yi.S g
hixhss 81 its ma riea s1sets and wsdesi
vil<nes. we spsski n this mastsrswHAr WI DO Know
rsor Sol rs D o. xaal %n Sgr MAT
Aslnest sysry instance yhsrs ne infant sasr
ass @ ssr ne ssru 5 .smuis.ssd v l's1
fhi. ssiu.bIs prspsatiea preserptioa q one q he
land, aadhas been nsed with SUCCESS "a
~ THO USANDS OF CASES.
not oaly the child from PAIN invigorates the
stomach md sSw:i: s.ass. .snd;y and give: tone ana
GRRIxe In THE Bowls AND WIND CoIic,
and G.ssso%s which a not sdily 5snsdsd
ssa y siats FOR e. / q: ss.1
q an case. o. DYs- CHILDREN ENIIaT and DiAs.
.1;., .E1 ,on In ,.s.sd ss rEETAING Dr5s 5 .s.h.T
We would ssyo every mothsr Who has e4ss s,
isDs .gS &c ri s ra LET
stand betwsen ysur rns child and he relief that s bs
medicine. timely u.ed Pun direesiols using win &C.
on s's:. *: me
Sold y PA 20 s't;m "a ssro1ghort tss World
Prce oaly Is centa per Bottle. oc lI-d&vly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-09

The WAY TO Sror DuELLixe -Ifevery State In
the Union would but follow the example Of ILL
nois, the time would soonscoinc when such tfage-
dies az that In which Senator Bioderiek lost bis
lifewould be unknown. The Chicago Press and
Tribune reyivcs the history OF the first duel that
was ever fought In that State. In the year 1870
Alphonso Stewart and William Bennett fouxnt
with nnes In 81 Clair county, and Stewart fell
mortaliy wounded on the first ffe. Bennett made
his escape into Arkansas, where he remained two
years. His whereabouts was discovered, he was
arrested, brought back, indicted, tried convicted
Of murder and executed. Bond, who was then
Governor Of IIiinois was incessantly besieged by
the friends Of Bennett and the advocates Of the
"gentienenb code, - who prayed for his pardon.
claInorings, and the majesty Of the offended law
was vindicated. Bennett was publicly hung and
dueIling In Illinois was crushed out 1t is bloody
practice and requires rigid treatment fH9
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lAUJlC,rIOI I ls,AILM. I

= Ey WALL e BARNARD ., Aactoneers. !, !
sTkUSTEES, SALEn-l3y virtue of ~ deed, Of
"a, ug1 nnS a29m 2 Ann kobssts9n dated March i2th,
SsssIs Z j - sssi 4 ss ssssIs q g
oGSsf e. sSss j.ls no u ros shs Sa
soiss sss oa ne ssfsS sias g az fro.esss o. Ss
ftrest fronsns thirty fest six isches more or
ssms Pnssy ans fssE more Or isss. s. to tie tie
~ s.ts: Rs,sss:s :s..
& END md 2 %Sah sh 6o
s,:..:;; ssasssS sss;.
: By BARNARD 4 BUoKEY; GeorEetovn. =
FNkUSTEEE' eALE.-By virtue Of q deed of
:ss !: 3 = IS g; e
s Ssss:s /.
cs e int:,;ssstoR With isI street. and rpnPss
shsncs north and psFaisl with H,ss stTset re o to 81
fsss 1;ss :ds, ,hsncs with said s ss: e 9tsrsect
from the beginning, and thence with said line, re,
g Of tn. puroh... none,
2 ;.s Be Paid n ss,h and the Issidae in YonsS:
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Trustees SecSfstoyp s e BulIdinE Z yAs,eoisticn.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, AuotloneeTs,
Aed coS. ysss sssss q ooos.s deed S
d.g E 2 a. b:ssss ass :. q
~ O'Clock .. m, on the premises, the westelnmost
sever, ,ia.l in Was6insf Tontins Thirteen feet
essvsn inches s a2d quarter on north street and
isss, alley. with ihe being eng
erms af I.sI,,nsi .sie f,.-,h;,d Of n. :, :
70 S bs paid in cash and the residue in two equs
lnstaiments at and ~ mouths with interest, TO
secured by notes and deed % Sf trqsS aqTpp Q GOV
+. W. RiSQGE, lis Il EoA'
noa sswsd,ds Wall q BARNARD. Acts. &'sta.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotioneers.
arn Boss,s xI.ns ds.ed assTs n
Il pnSu .nstio s sRf
G. .nS ss s s s:Ss.ss Ss
ne improvements, consisting Of . substantial
Term. of sale: One third of the purchase money
itaImsHts, q and is months, to be secured By
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- BywALL 4 BARNARD. Auctloresrs =
.TRUsTEE,s sALE.IBs virtue of q deed of
corded IN Liber J. A. s.. No. l60 one of the iaad REQ
STas d Of dWssssInssOn q ss county District Of colum
thereby. the undersigned vii offer at Public Sale
on MMONDAY, M the 18th Of Nevember, at o'clock p.
DIVISION of Lot No, situated in square 5I8, in the
clty Of Washington fronting 81 feet 5th street,
which was conveyed by the executors of John Tay
lor deceased, to the said Ball. as recorded in Lber
Z: K; Al 3: Me- "a with al the improvements and
r Terms: One third cash balance in 8 and u
months from the day Of sale. A deed gwen and
deed OF trust taken to the deferred payments
lfsthe tef3s of saie are not complied with within
nye Gays, the undersigned reserves the night TO
sell the eaid premises at the cost OF the purchaser
effer giving three days notice. u .
= slt'a tH. Z. p. JACKSON, Trustee, !,
= 90 f2-eo = ? "a WALL & BARNARD ID, Aueta.