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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

A "SBISpy"-John Scandlan and Patrick Hart.
two gentlemen haing from the Emerald Isle, about
month ago, had personal difficulty since which
time they have not been MS pleasant terms as fell
low countrymen should be; especially, when so far
removed from the land of their nativity. ltwould APP
pear from the subsequent actions Of Scandan, that
the demon of revenge still had lurking place III ms
BOSOM as Friday night last about nine O'Clock, he
called at the boarding place OF Hart on Bridge street.
and very earnestly urged that gentleman to come out
that they might then and there settle existing difficult
ties. Scandlans proposition met the concurrence of
Hart and in much less time than it has taken US to
tell the story the two were engaged IN regular sum
dy in which Hart proved to be the better man, down
ing his adversary with the greatest possible case ne
combatants were then parted by the bystanders who
had collected and the trouble to all appearance, bad
been s,micably and honorably adjusted!~ AS the
brightest of earthly hopes and anticipatons are often
blasted when eas, expected so in the present instance
the Re lcose feeli gs of Secondhand were only ayed
for the moment to burst forth with renewed fury and
violence. Five minutes had hardly passed from the
conclusion of the "fout when Scandan second
time approached his late successful adversary ana de-
manded that he should again fight him next morning
nine o'clock Hart respectfully declined and stated
lie was entirely satisfied with matters as they now
stood. This speech enraged Seandlan who had ut the
time in his band rock about the size OF goose egg,
which he forthwith let fly at the mug of Hart the an
friendly missile coming in contact with that part OF
the gentleman's fontspece, Immediately above Inc
left eye, infcting beauty mark which Will be liheif
TO keep his company for a long time to come. S"rr-
day morning Hart appeared at the Mayors Office and
complained of the treatment received at the hands oil
Scandlan whcreupun his Honor sent Capt. Dowdy al
ter the warrior who made appearance anu no.
offering sufficient for his conduct was ooiged
to give security in the sum $780, TO be OF more ami
able temper and was also ordered to appear before the
quarterly tenn of the Hastings Court, to an;wer
the charge of assault and battery. The witnesses were
recognised to appear at the same time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28

REvENGEruL AFRIcAN.-Henry, slave to Robert a.
Coghill, of Amherst was before the Mayor yesterday
the charge of threatening the life of Mr. Jas Law
ender Mr. L. it appears, is outside wa'ehnan at Inc
Virginia md Tennessee Railroad Depot, and about
week since, caught this negro attempting to break o.
pen one of the freight cars which had arrived that
evening and filled with goods He took the rogue
10 the Cagc and next morning he was ordered lashes
by the Mayor Since that time, he has made requent
threats against the life of Mr. L., who finally concu-
ded TO have him arrested and deal! with as the law
provides. Several witnesses were examined In the
case but decision deferred till the negros own
er can be heard from.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-28
New Grocery and Commission House.

NV GrOCtry ahU tOMMlSSlOh HOuNt.
w Nj. ii. ROSE ~ DIR. n. II. WILLS
AVE associated themselves together under the style and
firm ot WILLIAM H. ROSE " 90, aud have tn Ken the
house No lO Main street. dnnr Lac, Rookie Taylor
tor the purpose of conducting
General Grocery and Commission Business,
aud nj this time receipt of large and well selected stock
"f GRoCERlEs STAPLE DRY GOODS, nud LIQUORS Of
MI kinds and other article usually kept IN First Cnss
Wholesale aud Retail Grocer, House and will pay particular
attention 10 the safe of BACON LARD, BUTTER, FLOUR,
WHEAT, TOBACCO, and Country Produce generally MAKE
liberal advances Produce consigned sale,
cash time sales when required.
M w ask from The public Is to call and examine stock
before buying. motto will he quick Sdtss and small
pFpnts.
eS- No irouhl. IL show Goods mp bly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-Un Friday evening. 18th Instant, on HI
! street. between DumhartoI Get and Forrest
Hall, GeOrr e.own, Stone Marten MUrF. light
brown, !lred with dark brown elk long cords and
tassels Five dollars reward will ne given, If de-
lIvered TO the Timer of the Peoples Lire Orni-
husea. At corner Of FIRST and High Sta ia l6-St'
G1OO REWARD-Ranaway from the sabscri-
~ INV her. on III U0ds, morning jan.2. 1861, IA
NEG RIO MAN ISAAC GALLOWAY: ET
bright niulatto ms hight, near as can A
guess, Is hve, feet SIX eight, ten inches ~
full suit of hair and very likely when dres Sed -
up. He had on when he left me country snit Of
grey fu!led llnsey, (but l have no doubt h. has
changed his cioihing.J will give the above reward
if take In the District cf Columbia or any OF the
free States, and s. If taken in Maryland IN either
to be ecured in jail that get him aga IN
or brought home To me. He has sister IN George
town, ID. Z belonging To Dr. Grafton Tyler. Of said
place. AgSALOM A. Hall,
MIllersvIe Post Office.
ia l0-eO2w Anne Arundel county, Nd.
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AUCTION. SALES.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
BUILDING HAIR DWARF, CtITLERvT oor,

By A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.
RUtLDING HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TooLs,
- HOLLOW WARE, FARMING UTENSILS, HorsE-
furnishing GOODS. CABINET HARDWARE, DC, AT
ArCTloN.-On TUESDAY, the 24tn inst. shall
se!l, ae the store of Messrs. F.. L.. Harvey Co.,
No. 30 Penn. avenue. between 9Th and 9TH streets,
at clock a. and continue daily until all is
500, very extensive assortment of Hardware.
we enunerate in pa t.
Table end Pocket Cutlery and Spoons Of every do
srription.
A large assortment and great variety of Building
large variety of rpenters, Cabinet makers and
other NJ &c hanical Tools,
A large variety. OF Cabinet HardS,re and Farm
Ing u tenslls, such As
Trace, Back and Log Cha ms, Spades,
u an Long handle Shovels,
Makes, two, three and four prong Forks,
a large lot of Hollow Ware, such as
fots, Ovens. Skillets, Griddles, Tea Kettles,
Saucepans, Stove and Frying Pans, &c.
w hh large variety OF other Hardware which We
deem unnecessary to enumerate,
Also, W hitewash, Floor, Scrubbing and Dustin5
And new Wagon, Store Fixtures, Desks, &c
Ierms Of sale: Under S25, cash over S25 and
not exceeding $50, credit Of 2 ard 4morths over
Soo. credit of2, and months, for notes, in all
cases credit satls actorlly endorsed, bearing in
terest from day of sale.
pea ers and mechanics of every description and
the Puoilc IN general are respectfully invited the
Sae as every article will be sold without reserve.
They may expect bargains.
ia IL A. GREEN, Auct
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning, 18th January, at , o'clock
a. m, Mrs LEDDI, wife Of owen Leddy, aged s.
years.
Her funerel will take place on to- mo row. wv ed
ne day. 10Th instant, at O'clock from the -csi-
dence of her husband, on 18th street between Mas
sachusetts avenue and !. st. Her friends and thos
of the family are re- pectfuily invited to attend
On the 10th instant. Ct O'Clock, after a long and
painful illness, CATHARINE r. SAUTER aged
years and months.
Weep not, fond parents dea-;
ain gone to rest-you need not fear.
NOTICE.-The friends of the late Rev. JAMES
RYDER. are respectfully Informed that his re-
mains Will reach Washington, u. e.. by the irst
train of cars from Ba 'tmore on Thurs next, and
be conveyed immediately to GeoIgetown At ten
O'Clock of the same day the funeral services will
take place IN Holy Trinity Church, where the at
tendance of his friends is req ussted.
N JOHN EARLY. I1res't. per 2. UUDnV. Treas.
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{ AW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COLLEGE


The Instructors IN this School are:
Hon. JOEI. PARKER, LII. ID ROYAL Professor
HON IHtOPhILUS PARSONS, LII. D., Dane p; ofes'r
Hon ENJOY NA>HBURN, lii. L., University Prof
The Course of instruction embraces The yarinus
branches Of the Common Law; and % Euuiiy Ad-
!nra!ty. ComInercal International, nd I'onst!tp-
'l"Eal Law; a d the Junspr udeucn OF tne United
states The Law Library consists of about Is O. q
and.every effort Is made To render Il compete
'InstrpcIon Is given b. o;e' lectures and OK
positlons, land by Rotations and examinations n
connection with theI,l OF which there are ten every
week. A Moot Court is holden in each week az
which cause previously given out is argued hy
four students, and Option delivered by tho Pre-
siding Instructor. Rooms and other facilities are
provided Tor Cub Courts; md an Assemby is held
weekly for practice In debate, and for Occurring A
know; edge of parliamentary law and PROCEEDINGS
students may enter the School in any stage of
their professional studies or mercantile pursuits
and AZ the commencement Of either term, or liz the
middle or other pat OF the term.
They are al liberty TO elect what studies they viii
pursue. according to their view of their own wants
and aitalnmerts.
The Accidental year, which commences on
Thurs cay FIX weeks after the third w ednesdav in
July, Is divided into two terms of twesty weeks
eachterm. -
During the winter vacation the I.brat is opened.
warmed, and lighted for the use of the mbers of
ne School. -
The Exercises Of the Spring Term will commence
on MONDAY, March 9TH: those of the Autumn
Term on MONDAY, Sept 81, 1860.
Application Tor admission, or for catalogues, OF
any feTther lnfo nation. may be made TO either of
the Professors at Cambridge.
Cambridge, Mass, January IL, 1850. ia IA SSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

POLICE MATTERS B. fore Justice Williams
M1ry tiOrmon got drunk, and fell down in the
street nd mutlsted her features She was pie ked
nv the officer and taken to the police station
house. whence she was conveyed over 10 Queens
u remain sixty days. 80 =
John Bell iidnlged his appetite for whisky and
sxare AZ his b!nther's wife John was fined 81 81
George Dill was unfortunate enough to have
>I.ntc st)mers who played cards for drinks ard
thea (, Il cut ahont tie money lost d Won The
Quarrel that eBsded attracted the attention OF the
police. and George. vino was in his bar and knew
nothing OF the gambling that was going on, wac
hauled up and fined SO and 81 81 costs. s
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b. A. GEEEN. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IL KITCHEN FURNITURE On MONDAY, the Esd
INST Shall sell by order of the Executors, at No
40 18th street west, between and streets north
IT 10 O'Clock M, all of the personal effects OF the
late IT, { GTammer consisting of a general assoi L
meGt al fOuSrhoid eli Gets. such as
Rosewood Piano Forte OF good tone,
Handsome fIllt Franc French Pare NiTfor,
Mahogany Sofas ard ParlGr Chairs,
Ma hletop Fer and Centre Tables.
MaFbla top Commode and Side Tables,
Fine Aiahaster Vases and i'ount,
Mantle Ornaments IL EtTuscsr Marble,
Union. RI ccptloG, Fancy Chairs,
Brussels, Pa lnT and Chamber Carpets.
French and u Sh post Mahogany Bedsteads,
Mahogany NardrObes and Dressing Stands.
Mahogany Dressing Bureaus ard - ashstarGs,
Fine Feather Beds, BOlsterE ard Pillows,
Hair. Cotton and Sauck Mattresses,
b Gdlng, Mating and Oil Cloth.
Fire French China Dinner Set,
China. Glass and Crockery Ware,
Cooking, ParloT. Hall AID Chamber Stoves To
Requisites.
Terms of ale: All sums Under $50 cash oyer
$50 credit of and months. for notes saisfac-
tUrily endorsed hearing Istrrest
GHRISTGPHEk 9: OR AMMER,l Execu
ia I5-d a. GREEN, A1rt.
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8 u Tscush The STAR as printed on the fastest
ssss"lS press IN use south of Baltimore its edition
IS - large to require at TO be put TO press at IN
ssa-'y hoT; Advertisements, therefore, shomld be
.ser IN tsfore Tireirs O'clock, m; othsr,ciss the,
49, M appear RHfiI the nsxt day
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IL PHE STAR psb'iskss tas tis,s of Letter,
ssnaining in tAe Washfaeton City Post Office
nsT the pTcrisioSs Of the la'c directing tses, to
= printed IN the newspaper harinE the largest cir
- Htto" ritti" the dehrery Of ;as Office It's total
nriy circulation rs ,so-c than double that of any
ef1sr DAILY printed IN the District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

pEKSoNs ADVANCED II LIFE, and feeling the hand
OF time weighing heavily upon them with all its at
teiant Is, WI lind IN the of DR.. j. HoStettsr's
r'hITrteG S0mach ErterS, an elIxer that Will lnstil
new llIe into their VEINS restore. in measure the
ard0r ant energy OF more youthful days. build up
their shrunken forms. and give heath and vigor TO
their remaining years. Those who are in the least
afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague, LanguOr, Nausea,
or any other troublesome and dangerous disease,
arising from dsOrdered system, should not hest,
tate to avail themselves of the benefit derived from
this great remedy.
For sale By Druggists and dealers general ev
efy"HeFe. ia G-eO3t
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THE LATEST.NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC.
CounterfcIters Delivered mp Under the Ash
burton Treaty.

BrrFALo, Jan. I6-Jose oh f3ocarde previously
iePortea as under arrest at Paris G. W. for pass
my at 81 Louis counterfeit bills on the Philsdel-
Rhld BANK; OF Philadelphia, Las had his trial az
Brantford before Justice Mathews and ordered ~
he delivered up TO the United states authorities
under the Ashhurton frr,tY
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
By WALL BARNARD, Aucuoneers.

By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON
5TH STREET AT AUCTIoS.-On MONDAY AZ
TERNODN. sd inst., at half past O'clock. nv
virtue of deed of trust, dated May 4th, 1885, aud
duy recorded IN Ilber J. A s., l5S, fois 2l6, Wi
sell at pubic agclIon, in front of the premises, Lot
f, IN square 9 divided into two lots, each fronting
feet q Inches the east side OF 9Th, between
and h streets, and running hack II 5 feet inch.
FERNS One Einrth cash, to be paid on the day Of
interest.
deet given ard deed OF trust taken.
All convey anclng at the expense of the purchaser
r. w. BARNARD. Trustee.
ia ll-eO&ds WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. iT-Flour closed buoyant.
Howard ste { and Ohio IS 50. Wheat clos, d
firm and unchanged: Corn closed quiet; white
74aT5c-; yellow roc. Provisions closed steady,
mess pork SO So: new prime Sl2aSl2 50; bacon
sidee 94c. Whisky closed duIl; city 2ic.; Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17
Catholic Priest Dead

.PHlLADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-Rev. John McDer-
mott fOrmerlya Catholic priest at Mechanicsyille,
New York. died Yesterday. This 10 the third death
here In the Catholic clergy within ten DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17
Fire in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Jan. 16.-The candle factory of J
ii. Rogers Co. with its contents. was entirely
destroyed by lire last night Loss SIS 900 20 $50 OOC
Insurance not ascertain ned
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Alexandria Narkefs

ALEXANDRIA, Jan I7.-Flour-sales of Union
street super 1T 50 81 \ w heat-sales of fair 70
good white at 81 3OaSI %; red 81 %. Corn-sa.cs
at 13a76c. No other sales.
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MARRIED..

On Monday evening, January 9th. by the Rev.
Mr.. Boyle, Mr.. MATTHEW O'BRiEN, of Bal
ttmOre, Md to Miss ELLA V. SCOTT. of WASH.
lngton, d. Baltimore papers copyD
On the 18th Instant, at Dumbarton street Church.
by the Rev. w. b. Edwards, Mr.. JNO. JAMES
CALVERT, of WASHINGTON, to MISS ANNIE r.
PARKHURST, Of Georgetown.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Stocks are easier. CHI
cago and Rock Island o. Cumbt rland Coal Co.
ID Illinois Central shares 81 Mich Southern IL,
N. Y. Central 7is; Pa. Coal Co cay; Reading
37a; Va. 6's 81 d Mo. 6's 79k.
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From Nebynska.

CHICAGO, ian 16.-The Omaha Nebraskian Of
the 10th. states that the bin ab0lshinc slavery in
Nebraska territory, which had passed both Houses
Of the Legislature, had been vetoed by Governor
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New York Markets

New YORK, Jan. Flour closed dull and l. |.
buoyant state IS 15aS5 p; Ohio - 9Jss5 5;
Southern s. Sass IS. Wheat is dull and droop-
ing; new white and yellow s2ssic Pork is dull;
messsi6 II; prime gil So Lard is duh. W hissy
Is dull at 25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

NoTEcE -Dis'ric; Of Colombia 4drerfisemsnfS
20 Do 'rs'rf'd m the BALTIMORE SUN -ees,red
% M" for'~GTfsd from TIE STAR ofce.
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CHaSGE.-By the new arrangement inaugu-
rated upon the Orange and Alexandria railroad
passengers WHO formerly arrived at five ocloc k
reach Washington at quarter 10 nine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

COUPON BONDS OF THE WASHING
and desirable Investment, being in sums of Eve hum
dred dollars each, redeemable January 2 1862, and
bearing interest at rate Of ak per cent. per snnum,
and are for nle By RIGGS & co. aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

WArcH REruRNs.--Augustne Lucien, vagrant;
WAREHOUSE 90 days. Henry Ferdernan, assault
and battery on Benz Kaufman; security for court
Twelve dodgers were accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

THOSE in want of beautiful and fragrant fresh
cut flowers. will do we'll to look at the advertise
rnent of Austin Conner.
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EDITORS CERTIFICATE.
A Care By OrygsnnfeH Bitffys.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. y, 1884.
. GfntisMsn-i suffered for about year previous
to last spring, from arrangement of the actlo of
The heart which like most other similarly afflicted
supposed to be an organic disease and having
seen the Orysendted BitterS highly recommended
for use IN Ssuch cases. procured and used single
bottle, with entire success.
The dlsagreeable symptoms speedily disappeared,
and have never had any recurrence of them.
Being really OF opinion that TINS medicine is of
unquestlonahle value Is cure for Dyspepsia in
which opinion am happy to know thatI agree with
many Intelligent physlci ansD have no hesitation
IN permitting this certificate to be used in any way
f.. A. STANSBURY,
. Editor of the Burning ton Courier.
Prepared by s. w. FOwLE & Co, Boston and for
sale by H.; ID Gilman, :. .. Ford, il, :. Il. " ate,
IT, Stott, john Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash
lngton; anu DIV dealers everywhere. ia l0-lw,r
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TIE STREETS repaired Late last season are In 4
terrible condition. The sinking of the roadways,
the ruts and hollows in the sidewalks &c. argue
the frost has affected them
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Arctloneers.

u. NUCIIOnrFTE.
TRCSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
Il SToCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOops
SLoAk., &C, AT PUBLIC ArCrIoN-On THURS
DAY, IN" lqth of January, at the auction rooms
Of Messrs. Wal & Barnard corner of 9th street aad
Penn avenue, by virtue If coed of trust cuted
shall sell. at pubic auction, isree assortment Of
Millinery aud Fancy Goods. 4 c.. Consisting Of
Boun-ts. Flowers, Ribbons.
straw Goods. i.aces, and Dress Trimming
Hoop skirts, Cinaks, FriDges, &c
with large stock of other goods not here cnume-
rated.
the saie wi commence at IN o'clock on the day
dssISnstcd and continue from day 10 day until the
Whole 50 * is disposed Of
FERNS Pf sale s 81 ara under ash: over that sum
credit o s. snd Oh aE for rgtes satisfactorily
entGrs sad. bearing interest.
il the terms OF sale are hot complied with in 8
days from sale, the trustee reserves the rig hi TO
resell at the risk and expense of the defaGtiEg
ruTcha ser. A. LIOYD Trnsten
ia I'D WALL & BARNAR %, Aucjs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

A NEW STEAMER, called the Philadelphia, ar
rived here yesterday. She is reported as an iron
steamer. large and fast and designed TO run for
tue winter, on the route from Washington to
A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

TIRE LATE sLEET broke down the telegraphic
lires between Baltimore and Philadelphia ard
conse luently telegraphc commuli alton is inter
rnpted in that direction.
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to tho
advertisement of DR.. Woolfoon, the optcian, ga
teenth street,, which appears in the Integemcer
and states 1t Will be seen that his "streng thening
spectacles and eye glasses are recommended by
many eminent gent eneI. presumed to he Judges of
their good qua itics and of the comfort TO be de-
rived from their use by those VIII" require the aid
been located In this city for several years de GOV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-17

ThE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE has been hauled
up Al the marine ilway of the Messrs. Hunter
Alexandria, for repairs to her hull
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BOARDING.

AT MISS GWINN'S BOARDING ROUSE,
IA on + street. between 9Th and 9Th, comfortabe
ROOMS,wIth good Boaid, can be obtained. Terms
moderate. ia lo-2w+
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FUTURE DAYS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-Ry
~ virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of FAIR
fax county, pronounced lu the of Lewis John
son Co., against John NJ. nOan and others, ut it's
November term. 1859, shall, on MONDAY, the
9Th Gay of febrnarv 1862, Court day, liz front of
ton, 20 the hIe hest bidder. certain tract of Land
IN the said comfy, adjoining the lands Of ]. c.
Mckeldon and others, within half a mile of Hern-
don station. on the Alexandria, Loudoun aud
Hampshire abroad and Containing about 100 acres
Ii Is q very desirable properly.
Terms of sale: One tenth in hand, the residue IN
equal instruments Of g. u and Is months with in
terest from day of sale the deferred payments to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser viii good
curty; the property to be fesod at the of the
purchaser and the cash payment forfeited in the
event 81 ms not complying With the terms Of sale.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF A FAMI-
Il LY uECIINING HoUSEK EEFING, AUCTION
On thursday MORNING, the 10Th instant. |
shall eel, st the residence of a family declining
housekeeping, No 4Oi 9th street west, between g
aud II streets north. az 10 O'Clock, good assert
ment of Housekee ping Effects, such as
Mah0g; n Sofa, Chairs and locker,
DO Centre marble top Tables,
DO Bureaus, Tables and Stands,
Badsteads, Cane seat hairs, Washstands,
WardIobes, Lounges, Toilet Sets,
Fine Feather Beds, Hair, Cotton and Shuck Mat
tresses,
Comforts. Quilts, Blankets. Cases,
Carpets. OH Cloth and Mettings,
China, Class and Croker, Ware.
Cooking, Chamber and Radiator Stoves.
Terms Al sums of and ur.der 5 . cash; over
So credit OF 81 and 81 days. for satsfactorI-
ly endorsed, bearing interest.
ia 10 A. GREEN, Auot
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-To-day the Court having
met, tile United states agt. :. P. Scaggs
taken up, in which the defendant was charged
with committing an assault. and battery upon
John Lighter. fhe case was pending when our
report closed