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r,aE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RoYAL MAI.
Il

TLArTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
IA Cor rpanys New York and Galway ne-rhe de
ture from New York will be the splendid and steam
ehtp JASON, Captain Nicholson which sails Thursday
Nov TO- 1885, touching St Johns NJ to receive the rovn
nails Price of First class 800 S5 and $50; third
$50 including free tick 10 the prcps cities the main
railway routes Of Great Britain and Ireland Third class
provide plates, knife fork DC bedding Passage
Jehns class $50 second $5I For freight passage
ply at the Express Company 81 Hudson and
their other ad Sersed Offices in the Interior
third be secured any Of the Offices to orng
persons from Of the pcpag cities aih ues
of railway Britain for s9s from Galway for $50
AMERILAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager.
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GERMAN yorKs GARDEN. 40 BowERY.-GRAND
I Concers and rellet every night Reengagemens aud
~ To- piph OF Yankee comic vocalist Harry
pet Ike great doprs Mde ELISA Valentino Miss Joae
rblne Lar lsete Mas A. Walby and Miss n. Leslie,
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TNok SOUTH AMPToN AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
states mad steamer ARAGO D. Lines commas asdec, wt
leave for touching Southampton lard the mails
and saturday Novemeer IL at u O'Clock from
Bier No 81 Nos river fD of Beach strae THIS ship has ve
tgh enclosing the engines that n the
OF csn ssrandng the could reach them
and the cling work the safety OF the and
be secured Price Of in second
cabin SIS and $50 For freight passage apply tn W. -
DRASTOS agent. NJ 7 Broadway N. II. The steamer
FULTON VIII the ARAGO and ssh December TO-
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THbssEb
saturday Nov r. at O'Clock r NJ -
NoiioeNo freight received after day OF leaving
E,OR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GeoRGe
l. town-1b new and favofhe s,esmshp MOUNT vHR,
ron y g Smth commander will leave u North River
on Saturday, Nov IL O'Clock. Passage and fare ia.
cudn2 saeroom 81 So Freight censs foot prvpr,
rouase rates, ard received FRIDAYS saturaya No
freight received after zP. day of sailing Insurance
WELL CO., S6 West street.
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an O00 THE ADVERTISER HAS INyENrEn 4

pIO.OOU. mesns by which steam vessels can be- PRO
Ie.o nom W o 100 miles hour Hs wishes party
wh tapa willing to Join him In carrying such Invention
Atdrss y, \, n box rs Pcruld once,
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vMaFFar =.

UnalFFAN6ss
DORTLAND AND CANADA
II Sem. weekly line-v1s victors Bridge
hf FRA st1anshps
CHESAPEAkk, Capt Sidney UrowcA,
PATAr rsCO Cap y II. Laydeid,
WIN leave pier No. ~ North river York. and Browns
wharf, PortanA every Wednesday and Saturday, taoo
O'Clock P. n. Running me thirty six hours
Psssagc. including meals aud statoroOm IS
These with Graud rrnnk rsh ~sv asd form
the cbeaI eel aud most expeditions freight ne Montreal and
II. B. CROMWELL 90, 50 West street
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany-For New Orleans via HavAns, 70 sail Ssur
day. November H. at II O'Clock Ihs United states ax
steam ship CAhAwaA, tsp. j. ", smith, Will +,
receive hegb on Wednesday Nov 1859 a. p,er OF
Robinson street North river Ne ba Of ladng signed
the hour Of sailing Freight for uava.a will rocewei
alter ~ eocs the day before sal tg he clelrai
" 'be uso House anS the clearance together with ths bills
OF ASDg LEFT az the Office before O'Clock thai day. For
frsnh or passage apply to the agents. LIVINGSTON GRO
CBEhOk 4 CO, No. Park place.
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4 TLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
,A U. s. MAIL LINE
FOR
CALIFORNIA,
Formerly the Vanderbilt Line
From the old established wharf foot Of Warren street.

IN REGULAR THROUGH LINZ
TO SAN FRANCISCO
VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD,
nad connecting only with Golden Gate, Golden Age
John L. S.ephens and Sonora OF the Pacific Mall Steamship
CpuapoHy nt Panama.
DIRECT TO ASPINWALL.
The sptsndid steamships BALTIC ADRI ATTIC and ATTAIN
nc hsvns been entirely rehed and adapted % the cailfor
trade above, leaving this port the
srH AND 2TH OF EACH MONTH,
ftom thn foo. Of Canal street, North river.
THE ATLANTIC,
H. PEARSON. Commander. VII leave on
MONDAY, 2iST OF NOVEMBER. AT p. NJ,
eonrcct with the well known and superior steam
THE BALTIC,
Ao00 tons buhep A. a. GRAY, Commander, viii follow
~ THE 5rH DECEMBER.
An experienced surgeon Is attached 70 each ship.
T9onsh freight Will be immediaely TOR
wnrded pon tho arrival of the steamer at Aspnwau
Zach steamships has capacity for 600 500 tons
TfeieM hich will taken vt moderate rates.
beev that the accommodations anorded oy the ABOVE
qAips unsurpassed by any In the world
An oStrr ship away reserve ut fanams 80 hat too
WIN be detention in forwarding passengers baggage ana
gfeigh- ,,.
freight apply the Office Of the company s8 Wall street
For passage apply the only office q the on he
wharf, foot OF Canal street. to WIN. WlohhAM.
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AAl1saSRi sxN.IAs


w MISS AdYEs RoBERrs0S
Al
Mr. JEFFERSON
NEWMAN NoGas.
MR. PEARSON a. jain Browdia
MRS ALLEN a. Nine Mauulni
Mr.. GEO DoI.LAND ~ The sptemsn Roy aud scsl-y
uAnRiSiS as Nicholas. and
MIR. nAyFNFnRrAs as Msn,iini
R-she sncces, witch attended the prodrct'on ~ D0t;
NJ Scenes trn w. Crcke Hearh uinccs tho Ma
the Winter produce snoto~r
te kct as Mex sks srhsps loo hands
oi art,s sbly arc than ~ho oeasA
Tn'hTGHT nNn EvrE KveSIsa
TILL FURYbEk NOTIu6,
thsres Lckcns Story Of
sMIKs;
SNIKE;
sMIRR;
SAIKE:
sMvs:
sMRE:
Newly drsrnaea b., and podnc@d under tbs direction Of
MR. d B6uRGfGAULT.
To r"nueife II TX. Bos ou'ce Open frcm 70 on.
pOwFRY THEATRE
Aren bopiface. Iessees
Doors e., a, az o'clock Curtain viii ri, pse
MONDAY EVENING. NOV. I. 1850
viii be acte. the pecul.arity entitled
,HEsE kti, tkAs e. .s. IN THE L,rk or FIREMAN.
THE MourrEBAKK
To conclude with the petite comedy of
NIX AND MRS. PETkk WHITE.
Mr. Peter White s nrst here). M W. r. Smith
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:
MuRpRR WILL Our. The following singular
cifcumstance, related In q German Journal, IL
worthy Of serving pendant 10 that Of the famous
Dog OF Montagris: A wealthy tanner, named
Kruntz, residing In the neighbofhood Of Stnz, In
the Archduchy Of Austria, wzs In the habit Of
goods and enter into contracts for supplies Of diff
feraDt kinds. These rounds generally occupied
him about ten days or a fortnight On the morn
ing Of the nth October last he started al usual but
in the same night his wife and SON were surprised
at hearing his cabFiolct come up to the door, and
In the vehicle the lifeIess body Of the tanner wei
tering In his blood. The horse, finding himself at
liberty, had returned home. The authorities made
inquiries, but without leadin8fo the discovery Of
the murderer. The tanner bad with him a large
and powerful dog, but as the animal was fastened
anco to his master Amer the death Of the tanner,
his son, young man about twenty five years Of
age, took on hinself the management Of the busi-
ness and, like his father, made the usual JOURNEYS
About fortnight ago, In passing near q roadside
public house, at the door Of which the landlord
wa: sitting smoiing his pipe, the same dog which
and which was running along quietly by the side
Of the vehicle, began to bark In the most furious
manner, and rushed towards the house. The man.
SEEING In approach, ran In and closed the door,
while the dog kept bowling and barking most
mind Of the young man, but instead Of showing
what be felt by any movement which might have
been observed by the inmates Of the house. he fas-
tened the dog beneath the cabriolet, and driving
70 the nearest town, gave information 70 the au-
thorities. Some police officers were Immediately
money bag Of the tanner, his watch, and his
pocket book. The landlord and his wife were
immediately arrested, and will be tried for the
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TIE ROTTEN CosprrioS OF rHz U. 8. srxAn
FIIsArE MNsEsofA.-This vessel In now In the
Charlestown Navy Yard undergoing repairs,
though she has been on but one cruise since she
was built, and IL little more than i've years old
All her outside planklng, from the wafer-line to
the planksheer Is rotten. Already nineteen strakes
Of wales have bsen taken on, many Of them de-
cayed through and through. Inside nearly an hee
hafchwsy combIngs are rotten, much Of The cell
ing, several Of the hanging and lodging knees,
three thick stFakes In the hold, the mast partner
knees, and even the cable-bitts, are unsound. All
this decayed timber II white oak, and where Il
has been In contact with the decks, which are of
yellow pine, the pine .. well a. the oak Il rotten
Now, the prevailing opinion in relation to yellow
pine 10 that IL II rotproof In Consequence Of the
turpentine Il contains. We have heard Of yellow.
pine beams and keelsons twenty years old, which
were - sound a. when putin. But 1t seems, in
the vicinity OF decaying oak IL IL liable TO be af-
fected by 1t. The pine Of the Minnesota's decks,
where fsyed TO unsound oak, can be crumbled In
pieces bv hand. But her frames, which are Of live
oak show no signs q decay and this Il sttibuta-
ble 70 the fact that they had been well seasoned be-
fore being used. IL appears also that unlike yellow
pine, they have not been affected by the disease Of
the planking and ceiling which cover them
From this we might infer that diseased white oak
only affects other woods that are softer than iself
Bosfos Eresssg Journal. S
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BALr1xoRs ELECTION = Ezpsrisses q Re
Poyfv-The American says:
Reporting yesterday was not ct all plea7ant,
especially 70 those who ncpre9cntod pGposs op-
posrd 70 the peculiar style In which elections In
Baltimore are managed In these days. A single
instance Of The experience of Que of ouf reporleu
II worth relatinG- His eerznd 80 - obfain the
returns from the 12th ward. Aftsr Enoc king for
some time at he door of the hoane - which the
polls held, it was stlast opened, And In reply
T. his request for the retnrns he w1s informea With
an osfh that they were not ready. Whilst this
parley was going on two ssrougksn approached
TIE reporter and inquised his 6nsinsn. To the
reply that b WA reporter he w,s told that he
that way" A demand wm then made that he
cited BY q puncture with IN awl. The reporter
yefnsed to s9ssatn and pistols and knives were
drawn TO fntimidate him. Whilst the reporter
w>s endeavosing to escape from his unweicome
Company larger party came up ard Invited his
captofs 70 take drink. Thk Invitation they
complied with, and taking their peieonef with
them they adjourned 70 q .neIgh6dGing tavern.
Here the reporter found two poiicsmGn and began
10 feel seriously alarmed Soon 4lsputs arose
between the party and two Of them Grfpped for =
hght. one Of them handing hfs arnna 70 q police
efacss HhR wss sitting by fhe stow In the con
fs1tsa 49, &1Gosod fhe rso5Ftcr fDt out Of the
house, glad 10 escape without conpromisinx his
dignity bv paying for his captors' liquor o. 3et-
ting his head broke. Whilst enjoying the COM
pany Of his captoB one Of them informed him that
he voted only seventeen times In the 1fth ward.
After leaving the tavern our reporter admits that
he made the "best timeo on record between the
18th ward polls and the American once
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MIsCELLAERoUs.
A MRS. wLNsLOW, -
$3.50 g q. s.s:sss NM sss e Es%: P1,aa
SOOTHING SYRUP,

pfssssfs q tie Sstsnt;o.s ne q femSss r1yssAaes
SOOTHING SYRUP
rer Ckiidren Teething, -
- IA &. ssy s;.ss a a. 4 sssA.s y s:.
PAIN ssd spssnodie aeess, ana & - = -.
SURF 10 REC ULATB THB BOWLS
Depend upoa H. mothe viii give resi- % yourselvss snd
RkLIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR HNElnrS
CAN SAT. ~ ccsyIDEscf AND TsrTs - have
Essisi.:. .iT.. MRS. s.. = - s2.sss.Is s.a
yrcr rx.sculs,wTNsLOw,sl.lsa.s a .s.s a.,is 10 "a. "a.
ss.sssan ss ss :, :s SOOTHING A.
g; ss sss:,;syi s4;ss; :. SYRUP, sS g
highest eemnssd.on Of its rsTicsi s2sst. .nd nsS;ei
viFtnes. We spesk In shia wHAr VIZ DO xrovs
rHr o. wR %n Uus hn.r na5yp. p
cLAnR In almost instanes ths iaant 6 susr-
stsssy asiss ssr he syrup i 3 - lsss
Ihis valuable prspafsfos s the prescrpt Il one q De
s: s.s and s svs.hs New
- THOUSANDS OF Cl8HS : sst;ss
~ sdf relieves the child IRON paia,
stomach and bevsIs esrrsess sesy, snd vss ,ose s.d
snsrgy % NE whole \ viii almost nsnsly relisvs
6IIPxe IN THE BowxLs AND WIND coLrc,
.nS = sss .men aos sPsss rsnsaisd
ssp sus ssr REM FOR spr;s ssss i: =: ass1.
70 ..1 all ease. q Drsl CHILDREN IErEar ana DIAa.
s';s.. .s ,.sssa. rEETHING Drss: ss .h.A.s !.
ss:ss We would say every nolhsr Who has ekd sui.
o. sS5
stand between yenr suffering child sad relief that win hc
.den timely used Pull r s:iss sss ". e ss.
!: On sn's:. Il: ss:ss n:
ODE. No. IS E:s.r =: s:r..s ss.S
Pries oaly Is Gents per Bosds ec lid&vly
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intsr9, ne - ,ssc sho 2. Con8ress or hmiliss
spi vsry ~ aSdsn!cs Ri7S q ~ sshiPEtoa. viii
Bed ROOM on each 6oor a. thres .fryi = rsf!or and
sssary out SndiSss, n tSss spseis9s Hlsh re-
the Cspitoi. ma nsSy tSs Ctr s s 10
For terms apply In Isrson st the isT o1os eSrsss
OF sddress b. letter Post Once Box l2s 90 81 -d
IaOR RENT-Th. th-.. &C., 1pTCT 1OTTeC
IN otk sssar1 sk! sknIee ssoy sbhiSA HOUSE
corner Of stb ssa ans satS 90 Se?, om sne
yrnnetns ~. sn syoa or1sr, epa yla oe rentsd tt9
fSrmston AMI. - ~: 49, ..S ne idfsrSr r IN
aod Cosl Yxrd eornsS ~ Vsr1oe =. ~ s.1 80
oeM DICKSON. GORDON ( CO.
FOR yFURNIsHEDPAR-
l.. ~ Lyyn spa tnree CHAMBEkSf snPPlie4 With
nSt s"u coia wesef; win or Without bOAkDi All
IN rect oe sa.tf
ednGm1dirSso vs,y err ds''sbs e h.1 fyoes aQ3Hs
eariy anni;nes,n ~ u s.es ~ vltn
stressts ts sPPhosuon q 4os iSth between q and 4
U1oLET--X s.,a.o,n.I, r1Ie .;s1rn1o,;s,
i within AZ aocpa ~ ~ scrss. = u FXoSE
sart f ~ - .9oms ano a. ana water IN every
xiven tse ~ Nnsss hso' Tnx s,r rosssscson
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TaRRArKEINo AND APPEALING LRrrRRs 10 Gov
KKSoR -WIsE.-The Governor Of Virginia, whose
energetic, patriotic, and prudent conduct In regard
- the HaSpege Ferry outrage, commands univcrsai
approval, b In daily receipt Of large number Of
letters from abolioniss In vsrious States threat
ening his life, thfsatening attempt to rescue old
Brown, and threatening the renewal Of like az.
tempts 70 those Of Brown IL Governor Wise does
not pardon the miscreant who has just been con
victed Of his crimes, and who Wilt be put to the
death he desesves, a surely n to-mosrow's sun
rises In heaven These letters speak Of the ncrcas-
ing number Of the abolitonis: Of their ability to
perform whatthsy threaten, and Of the sssxyderous
sys,n TO nae the language Of one Of them, with
which they watch the progress Of Browns trial.
They wind mp genefal1y with holding out % the
Governor great popularity q the North II he Will
deal leniently with the crimfnals. From all
quarters In the northern and westem states these
Letters come, written Ia every variety # style and
penmanship; but an breathing threats Of rescue
Or ~ vengsance, IN case Brown and his follower
ase Observation-Disclosures Dispafch.
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Ton and New Orleans a Jackson kallroo6s,
ADnHcf kourE Am CoxrIsuovs RArIwAy Coz
Rrr.ms.4; r..s.:;;. pss.:ii;s .Es.sAssys. ,g,s.s,.
csssss:sesa. z..s.hsa.. h."''v;Ests: Es::u.sss M:ss
0rssd y..e.ie.. coisvb.s, kssSssis. -
ds1, 70 y e q: :ss :ssys sS. e.
sssi. s-.ss Ss.S,sssas ss.Sis q s1 8
4. SI:v..nd ssssG. issa e cl..asass.s l.s 20
sSs: nd SssI: 4 s%s @ . S1s Ssassi as. IN a''
Ts$sso M Sss 3 - .Is.s:Sfosr 3fi Day. ..4 r.. ns...
Ms%sSl: ssS :S cS:,l.ss;ss 49, = S:sssi:: -
ca {; &: Sia 4 6s. sss s:s
isckson, and Great Northern Railroads.. % Nov
Il Css Rsa, Ayra.ssrs., yte-. MsMsls. ss,sA.-
so, :ns fs
points. Mondays. wsdpe.dsys and Friday, sy The
ssy.
: 30, % sSn1eSs,ns then S q AL Only Tvslss hssrs m
ssrSs q trains. msns P :ure scpssssIosns @ a Il
the Only Line that hss Daily Line Of stssmsss on
TssousH fSsIss ix.v. w.szIrsros ss IN.
.sGsioa.: siil &c IIivilsss 81 aging over q any
Psssensers lesyinl il the ,. N Train 90 through
20 Richmond without Change OF Cars, and have Q
oo9tertsble nishts rest, es the cars are provided
with first GLASS Sleeping Seats.
Ir Be SHrs dnd a sE for 1Sck<fs Ella Oroars cd
llexoadrfa Enilroad. =
Passengers for Rlchmend and the south or South
their Tictets wa Orange and 'Xiszspdris route.
they avoid the annoyance Of q change from boat %
81. ear. - the inooavsnisnt hour Of midnight, ss by
ss sT New ye.t =. ne. As:.s
st Warrington, from whom they will recetve polite
LITE Steamer GEORGE PAGE issvss shs
9 81 :: si:;.ia =; ~: : : : =
and Southyest Passengers for CAarlsfssseslIs.
Staxstes, FSoaf Royal, Weedsfoek, WsseIesfsr, fe,
will take Boat lesyins WsahinEton at tsk ., m.
ap9 fepnsyly avenue, % q m and . p. N.
the so9sh vii S eseS a. 70 axe &c osess. ssS
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus
JAMES A. EVANS,
oc 2o-d Ticket Agent. WsshinRton.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

NIGHT SCHOOL.
lsE, . NIGHT school, at No. SOS TSirteeSt1s
Hns: ;HsTsst: corner Of Here win bs taught 40 the
srn Clsssics. ook-KeepinF, Drsvins, Ene,pesr
ing, % AF,hssssSss. Eaaiosel PhilosoPiy. sqd III
which the calling in life Of any individual may de-
mand. There viii also be delivered, twice q week.
cal relations. -. - - fisS
For further particulars see prinsiRal
IL. Residsnce-No. sls street. between isth
r FEMALE TEACHERS.
W. Young ladies, (sisters,) perienced teach-
It oIe oeslfous q entering seminary for ladies,
70 instruct IN the following branches:
Vocal and Instrument1l Music, Latin, French,
cian Painting.
For testimonials apply to the editor of the Star,
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EDUCATIONAL.

NJ MRS. McCQRMICK's SCHOOL.
NlHS. MCCORMICK desires 70 inform ber
friends and the public generally that she viii resume
the duties Of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued viii comprise sf the
ton.
In addition 70 her day scholars she is desirous of
receiying INTO her family few pupils az bosrdsrs,
sgsG i.om 10 70 years, Who VIII be under her I'M
Her srrsngemerts for the ACCOMMODATION and
cue care OF pupils have been considerably increased
desiring perticular lnformstion with references to
t ner school may apply to w. d. Wsllaeh, Editor Of
For terms and further particulars apply at her
renoeuoe-No. 30 Cameron street, Alexsndria, Va.
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rSS.TTtANbsL TAbL s.NNNkA.R .PANRNkARR. z a. A.o,,o.ss.., q

-Py WALL 4 BARNARD, Asct,oreers
trust exscutsd By John BaIl and SIfe, and re-
corded IN Lber J. A. s., No. 16o one Of the land REQ
biz, and at the request of the parties Secured
thereby the Hndersigned will offer at Public Sale,
on MONDAY, the 10th Of November, at s O'Clock p.
m Al that piece or parcel Of ground being the sub
diyinel q Lot No, stnated in Square 5le, in the
olty Of Warrington, fronting 81 fsct on 5th street.
which was conveyed By the executors Of John Tay-
iqr deceased, to the said Ball recorded in Llber
buildings 70 the same belonging. :
Jssms: Ons third cash balance. in and. u
months from the day Of sale. A deed gfven and
qeed oftrust taken 70 secure the deferred paynepts
y the terms OF sale are not complied with within
nve days. the undersgned reserves the night 10 re-
sell the SAID premises et the cost Of the purchaser
AFTER giving three days, notice. h
-sd f9-so WALL Z BARNARD, Aucts. -
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sr:::s;
By a. GREEN, Auetioneer.

CxEcuFF5JkAsg a. sggEaElEEE6b galE 6f fFpssi9nss5E soEs
On DSEsbAYs tie sss day aql Il NeSemSsi NSe9aSSs
g. Fsrn inoy - n}Grof Defeated, bsionsMin: M
to the estate Of Susan Evans. deceased, about two
joining the farm Of Thomas Jenkins, Esq.. con
tanning about ons hundred acres, forty of which IL
ystered. The improvements consist Of Q good
two-story dwelling, with other necessary out
80 Also, likely Negro Boys, aged about Is, Is, and
One Horse and some Farming UtensiIs.
Terms for the farm made known ON the day of
sale; for aegroes, &c, cash. :
0c Zs-ooGou A. GREEN. Auct
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AUO1I0H GAIA.
~ WALL Z RARNxRD- Xnct

-y wA1h = 1AkNAkOs AuceOn00fD.
6.st fE2m Am kobssssss%. % dsssd MssSS 'H iasS, +
H6ikna q rs g fscsSds We ~ e1s, q auction, O
81 Sst I.rf M 4 Gn shs s Ps
9sorFstovn, ine on the 10Th sids of frossect M Ss
S0esS n0nstng thirty y-uins fsse sx inokes moro or
ese on 40 street. and rnnning h0ok north, Of TIE
eni ysas2: nlneey mine fsst. moro less, 70 the
Terms oi ale: One -th,rd of the purchase money
fe PAID IN cash, md the residuo ii two equal IN
s0lme4ts q And ~ mQnths, with interest, 20 s.
ssoared oy notes and deed q ftfusf: ---,." :
s.s-tss SO kssasza WAITER 8, COX,
sos. xGE sfiHinS SxRNAsD AssiDSess,Sa Husss
2 By BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georrstovn.,
euNkUSTEES' sALE-By virtue of deed of
trust dsted June 10, lsss. and Of record, We viii
oae5 g anction, on TU ksDAY. the sth day Of DS
s.ss, % q Lots q ~ N0: ssysnsy four lslI and seventy
VI; oes'nning ct the end Of g feet TX inches,
sSeses - ss sa Ysa aiss s9d
s. sss asIsa :s ss ass sss 2
line dawn north and parallel with High street
from qs besinninE, ead theuos with said line, re-
vereods % the beginning. - -, -,
Tsrms of sale 0ne-6alf of the purchase money
20 be Paid IN cash; and the residue In 6 month";,
VIII interest," to be secured BY note and deed OF
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RSRH1 IN SuinutihS nui4S fHrsy19cienon@ r1
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