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The national Republican., 1861-10-24
BY TELE GRAPH.
Confirm ation and Particulars OF the
Glorious Victory in Missouri.


Glorious Victory i'm Missouri.
Pilot Knob, Missouri, October 22.-The fol.
lowing is a special dispatch to the 81. Louis Re.
publican. lsv
fight at Fredericktown yesterday gather the
following particulars:
Colonel Carlin, with parts of the twenty first,
thirty.third, and thirty.eighth Illinois 'regi.
NETS, eighth Wisconsin, Colonel Bakers Indiana
Frederioktown at nine O'Clock in the morning,
and AT one p. NJ. were joined by the eleventh,
seventeenth, and twentieth Illinois, and four
hundred cavalry from Cape Girardeau. They
then a advanced in pursuit Of the rebels under
JEFF. Thompson and Colonel Love- who had left
the place twenty.four hours before, and we're
expected to be rapidly retreating south; but
mile from the city they discovered the entire
force OF the enemy drawn up in line Of battle,
adjacent woods, with the four iron ls. Founders
well planted In their front. Major scofeld i'm.
mediately opened fire, and at the fourth round
silenced one of the rebel guns.
The engagement then became general, and
lasted about two hours; but after the first half
hour the rebels left the field in disorder and
took to the woods, closely followed by both our
infantry and cavalry.
Before leaving the field, the rebel General
Lowe was shot in the head and instantly killed.
Major Gavitt received five bullets while lead
ing charge, thirty yards in advance Of his com.
mand. Captain Highman was killed In the same
charge.
Our loss Is reported to be Ave killed, We
mortaly wounded, and twenty slightly wound
ed. The enemy's loss is not ascertained, but
1t is supposed to be considerable. At last
accounts, the rebels we're in full retreat with
their baggage train, and our troops in pursuit.
Two rebel surgeons came into Fredericton for
Colonel Lowe's body. They acknowledged a
loss of over 200 killed and wounded, but It must
have been larger. counted twenty-five dead
bodies in one stubble field.
Their cannon were badly managed.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Deaths OF Soldiers.

James Mccoy, company E, Thrty.thrd New
York; John Smith, company Z, Fifth Excelsior
Brigade; Daniel Foose, Forty.soVenth Pennsyl.
vania; George Watkins, company e, Eleventh
Pennsylvania; James Conner, company A, First
N. J. cavalry; Corporal s. p. Webb, company
E, Sixth Wisconsin, and II private Of the first
artillery in the camps.
J. W. Summers, company D, and Charles
Layton, company A, First N. J. cavalry, at the
College.
W. Weionhunt, company B, Twenty ninth, at
the Seminary.
James Gainor, company X, Second U. s. cav.
airy, ut the Circle.
S. +. Wellington, company d, Independent
Michigan, at the Union Hotel.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
DOCKS FOR THE TIME.

SOUTH AND NORTH. by ABBOTT. Not only one
OF the most valuable books for the times .that has
appeared but, like all the Abbott's books Of travel
exceedingly fascinating as book tor ireside read
ing. Price, 81. 90 bound paper, SO cenis
THE PROGRESS OF SLA VERY IN THE UNITED
STATES by WEsros. An invaluable work for ref.
erence, finely written. Price IS cents
THE SLA PE-CA7CIfER CAUGHT IN THE MESifES
OF ETERNAL Law. A very able Tract Tor the
Times. Single u cents 81 90 dozen. -..
HELPERS IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH
Price, cloth, 81 % paper, so cents
CHIMES OF FREEDOM AND UNION. Pa
triotic Poems for the times by Whittier, Holmes,
iected BY a lady, and printed at The g Riuer 81 c
Pres" Just the work to interest every man and we
man, and to awaken a patriotic spirit, Single
copies II cents 81 u dozen.
A liberal discount on all the above, by the quan.
tity. Single copies sent by mail, free of postage
for ,he price. Address,
CIV LIGHT,
oot8-t No. u Cornhill, Boston.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Medical Lectures.

The Medical Department of Georgetown Col
lege commenced its winter term of lectures on
the twenty.seoond, at the Medical College on F
street.
o'clock to eight or nine in the evening. Gen.
temen desirous Of obtaining II medical educa.
ton, cannot do better than place themselves
under the Instructions of the learned professors
constituting the medisAl faculty. We notice
two new names in thb VT of its lecturers: DR..
NJ. st. John, Of Marylafe Agricultural College,
Professor Of Anatomy, and DR.. s. L. Loomis,
Professor of Chemistry.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
New Warehouse.

A large warehouse, some 20 by 800 feet, is
now being erected just north of the depot, for
the storing of freights sent to our Washington
merchants. The building is erected on stills, and
tho foundation is some five or six feet above
the ground on one side, caused by the declivity
in the bank at that point. The erection of this
additional warehouse has been rendered neces.
sary by the enormous amount of freight which
r. % oW o"h S%hstay SrrSns "r our 0rsHan.
to this. large force of workmen are EN-.
ployed, and the building will probably be COM
pleted in the course of Il week or ten days.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Selling hx sample.

Officer Fenwick yesterday arrested = man
hailing from New York, and named @. Moser,
trary to the law in respect to pedlars, and took
him before Justice Walter. Moser was en-.
gagged in Offering military goods to dealers on
the Avenue. After hearing the evidence, the
Justice dismissed the case, deciding rs those to
whom the goods we're offered declined to pur.
chase, this case did not come under the law.
A short time after Mr.. Moser was dismissed
by JUSTICE Walter, he was arrested again by
the same officer on similar charge, and tax en-
before Justice Thompson, who held him to bail
for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NORTH STAR

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NORTH STAR.
Ne,o York, October 2S.-The steamship North
Star has arrived here from Aspinwall. She
brings 536 passengers, including the old officers
and crew of the sloop.ofwar Lancaster. She
also brings one million in treasure. She passed
the steamship Northern Light on the 18th.
The Panama Star has received intelligence,
by British steamer from St. Thomas, that the
pirate Sumter is still cruising among the Wind.
ward Islands.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
M. L. Franklin.

Optician to the President and to the military
stats, keeps constantly on hand the best as.
sortment Of first-class Field and Naval Glasses,
selling them at the lowest Eastern prices. I'm.
proved Pebble and Periscopic Spectacles are
His establishment is 244 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
oct l6-eod1m
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
The Cry is, stili they Come I

And all we can hear is, I" war war war i"
But for my part, am tired Of the old story of war
But oh Sis Brown, have you heard the very
latest news9 No. why, SMITH, No. 48O Seventh
street. has Just received new stock of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he offers to
knaok OF selling his goods at lower than the
other stores How he does 1t, do not know But,
can nj out your boys with nice CLOTHIN ! at re-.
markably low prices advise all to call al
SMITHS, No 400 Seventh street, oppo'ite Post
convinced that what Mrs. Jones said, Is 80.
aug 30-8m
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Intimadataon.

A man named Antony Johns was arrested
yesterday, by constable Narrower, on the
charge of forcing settlement with n Meyer,
sutler to the De Kalb regiment. He got Mr..
Meyer in room, and locked the door, and by
intimidation made him give note for two
hundred and fifty dollars, which was moro than
the amount due him. He was taken before
Justice Dom, who held him for a further ex-
animation. ....
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
A New Concert Hall

Messrs. W. H. Hope and W. T.. Spaulding,
having leased the site of the old Theatre for II
term of years, have already set number of
hands to work clearing away the rubbish pre-
paratory to the erection of II large concert
hall thereon. The building will be so arranged
as to have a number of large stores under.
meath, and will be great Improvement to that
section Of the city.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Charge Of Assn ult.

Yesterday afternoon, the charge Of an assault
and battery against Mr.. 8. Chase Barney pre-.
ferred by his son Chase, was heard before Jus.
tice johnson. Mr.. g. l.. Giberson appeared for
tho prosecution, and W. d. Davidge for the
defendant.
The evidence in the case went to show that
on Monday last and several days previously,
Mr.. B. had committed assaults upon his son-in
the latter instance by pulling his ear and slap.
ping his face. The son testified that he (Mr.
b. asked him to do some writing for him, and
he refused because he thought 1t might go
against him in the case now pending in the Or.
phan's Court. Mr.. b. then became angry and
called him " little puppy" at the same time
pulling his ear.
Mr.. Giberson argued the case, stating that
this was not a common case of parent and child
Tho children were in the custody of the Or.
phan's Court, and until the case now pending
is decided, he had no more right to use au.
thority over them than the speaker or any one
else. Mr.. B. ought TO be held to keep the peace,
Mr.. Davdge closed the case, with few play
full remarks.
The Justice reserved his decision until this
morning.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
NJ U T o E
adams Express Company"

This Company Offers to the public d" Unequalled
Heavy Freights, Packages, vsluables, Money, 30,
&c, to all parts Of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and " est depart
from and arrive In Washington twice dsily. All
Expresses arg In charge Of experienced and reliable
Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldiers " carried at One
Half" our usual rates.
All goods for the sooalled Confederates States" ("
and all articles " Contrabsnd Of War" will be Re-
FUSED.
Our Exprcsses leave New York at s and p. NJ,
arriving IN W Arlington at A. N. and 8 80 P. N.
Exprt fses leave Philadelphia at 80 A. M and 10
N: arriving In Washington 8 30 r. NJ. and A. NJ.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 40 A. M and 45
n arriving in Washington at A. n. and $40
Expresses for all points North and West leave
Warrington daily at I 80 A. ii and 80 p. N.
Special Contracts for large quantities Of Freight
can be made on application at this office.
All goods called for and delivered free of extra
charge. E. W. PARSONS,
Superintendent Adams Express Co.
Washington. August %, 81. aug2S-lm
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
TO THE OFFICERs OF THE Army.

Just arrived, q direct importation per steamer
Futon, from Europe, q very fine and large assort.
meut Of Marine, Opera, Field GlasseS, and Tele-
scopes, which will sell Q very little above the cost
In Paris As to the qualities, there are supe.
rior to be had having been selected purposely for
this market: Also, large and well assorted stock
OF Opera Glasses, Micro,copes gold silver and steel
Spectacles and Eye Glasses, suited to the sight by
the use Of an Optometer. A considerable number Of
certitlca es to be seen at my office, from gentlemen
who have been suited at nv Old establishment,
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Odd Fellows Hall.

Crowds still continue to flock to this temple
OF Momus night after night, to witness the side.
splitting performances of the Campbell Min.
strels, all Of whom go away in the best possible
humor. II you have the blues, therefore, Odd
Fellows Hall is the place to get rid Of them.
A tip.top bill to night.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

DITION.
Fortress Monroe, October 22.-General Sher.
man arrived here to-day in the steamer At.
lantio.
Nearly a dozen large steamers also arrived
here during the day to jo the great expedi.
ton. Vast preparations are being made and
the feet will doubtless be ready to sail as soon
az the weather moderates.
General Harney arrived here this morning;
also, Ex-Governor johnson, of Pennsylvania.
Both return on the Baltimore boat this oven.
ing.
The affair at Newport News yesterday proved
but u " fash in the pan," and terminated with
but trifng loss on either side.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
NEW YORK HARBoR pErENcEs.

Albany, Oct. 22.-The Governor has been in
consultation with Col. Delafield, of the U. s..
lake defonces. Tho lake coast will be speedily
examined and prepared for defence. New
York harbor has about 800 men employed in
this work already, and has had for some time
past. There are 500 at Sandy Hook, and 800
and the barracks adjoining upon the hill. Guns
in both places have beer, and will be, placed
in position for harbor defence.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Sent 20 Jail.

Yesterday morning, II soldier, who gave his
name as J. E. Clarkwood, and processes to be
long to Col. Van Aliens regiment, went to the
National Hotel, and helped himself to a pair of
newly. BACKED boots vt one of the chamber
doors. He was arrested, and taken before
Justice Dom, who sent him to Jail.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
To Merchants or Landed I

40 Merch@hts or Lanoeo froprietors'
In our advertising columns will be found an
advertisement of n gentleman who has served
many years in the British army, and we think
edge of discipline in II regiment, that his ser.
vices would be most valuable tC any gentleman
who has large business transactions on hand,
either of Y civil or military nature. oct2l
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies of the Rpub.
lican are circulated among The floating popuia.
ton every day besides thelsrge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers win take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
DIED..

On the 23i instant, Mrs. MILDRED JOHNSON,
aged IS years.
Her funeral will take place to-day from her
late residence on Tenth street.. between N and
o. The friends OF the family are invited to
attend.
baltimore Sun please copy.l
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

THE LATEST FROM MISsoURI-PRlCE STILL RE-
TREATING.
Rolla, No., Oct 23.-Price was at Greenfield
last Wednesday retreating South.
Gen. Mcbride, a rebel general, WAS about
disbandng his division to return home.
[Greenheld is village of Shelby county,
Missouri, near Fabius river, a hundred miles
northeast of Jefferson City, in that State.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Orphans' Court.

The Barney divorce case was resumed yes.
terday by the re.examination of Mrs. Oldneld,
u sister of Lieut.. Barney, but nothing of special
interest was elected. The day was mostly cen.
sumed by The arguments Of counsel.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Case Disll, Used.

Justice Ferguson yesterday dismissed the
charge against Sergeant John v. Bryan, of the
Metropolitan Police, of assaulting and falsely
imprisoning Mr.. II. r. Maryman some time
since.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
To Omcers n nd Soldiers.

We invite the attention of Oficers and SOL
diors, in the Camps and Hospitals. to the ad.
yertisement Of H. G. Spalding, Attorney and
pAper.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Circuit Court-Another Habeas Corpus
Case,

On the petition of Hamilton Maxwell, of New.
castle county, Delaware, stating that his son,
held and detained in custody by one d. b. Bir.
ney, colonel of the Twenty-third regiment of
Pennsylvania volunteers, rs an enlisted soldier
of the United States; that the said G. A. Max
well was enlisted at the ago of II, without the
and praying for the issue of a writ of habeds
corpus against Col. Birney, TO show cause why
said minor should not be discharged from Gus
tody, u writ was issued on Monday, ami yes
terday morning the case was tried before udges
it appearing upon the evidence before the
court that the facts in the petition were as
stated, 1t WAS therefore ordered by the court
that he be discharged from the military cas.
tody in which he is now held.
The remainder of the day was occupied in
calling the docket, but without concluding.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Accident.

About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, as
corporal of one of the artillery companies
was riding down Pennsylvania avenue, his
horse slipped at the corner of Seventh street,
and in the fall he was caught under the body
of the animal, which rolled over him. He was
Immediately taken to the drug store of Mr..
Gilman, near by, in an inseGsible condition,
when he was soon restored to consciousness.
His Injuries were found to consist mostly OF
bruises about his head and shoulder.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Bv J. G. MCGUIRE g CO., Auos,on.sr..
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVE PROPERTY
BY virtue of deed of trust from Gama,iel Ba,lv
and wife, dated February 22d 1909 aud recorded ia
iber j. A. s.. No l69, foios 85e &c shall sell a.
trustee, on THURSDAY August goth, at . O'Clock,
T. M, In front Of the premises, at public auction
TO the highest bidder, all that piece of ground IN
the city OF Washington known as the western half
81 lot marked five, o. In square numbered five
hundred and thirty three. (5s3J In the plat OF said
city, the same having front Of twenty eight (2s)
three story brick dwelling and lex stable ther
Terms, One.third cash. the balance Ia eoual in.
.talments, at six and twelve months sooured by
deed of trust on the PREMISE II the terms of sale
are not complied with within five days thereafter,
the trustee reserves the ight TO resell at the risk and
cost Of the defaultiog purchaser
All conveyanong ut the cost of the purchaser.
N. BL AIR, Trustee.
JAS. q, MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
A5-The above sale is una voidnbIy post
poned, on account OF the rain, until THURSDAY
next, September 5th, same hour and place
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. G. Mcguire h CO,
aug oo-s~ AuctioneeTs.
Hy- The above snle is further postponed
until THURSDAY, October 81. at the same hour
and place. NJ BLAIR, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO,
sep I-lawSds Auctioneers
HS- The above sale Is further postpon.
until MONDAY, October 2sth, same hour and place.
NJ BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. c MCGUIRE CO,
OCT 2l&2S-V AuftioDeers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NORTH STAR.
Ne,u York, October 23.-The steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall, has been signaed be-
low.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

MARX YOUR CLOTHING i-Ladies, 60
wi to the EXCELSIOR MARKING PLATE
COMPANY'S AGENt Y, 474 Seventh street, Rooru
No. 8, aud get silver Marking Plate, Brush, aud
bottle of Premium lndelible Ink, warranted not to
wash out. All kinds OF eng ayiDg done to order
AIphabets, Figures sc of any size, executed with
neatne 8 and Dispatch. Grocers and Others supplied
with Stencil Plat 8, 474 Seventh street
TTEN TION SUTLERs, QUARTER
n ma sters and others. Large and email Sten
Gil Alphabets, Figures, &c , and engraving Of all
kinds done at The EXCELSIOR MARKING
PLATE COMPANIES AGENCY, 474 Seventh
street, opposite Post Office Department Come one
come all. DOT Elm
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
THE MOB AT TERRE HAUTE, I'M

Tcire Hdute, Oct. 22.-The mob last night
destroyed the Journal office and eight houses
of ill.fame. Col. Steel was absent, but since
his return he has taken steps to punish the
rioters.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

II
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASE piano FORTE, ELE.
GANTRUSEWOOD BROCA TELLE 60 FERED PAR.
LOR FyRNITCRE. FRENCIi-PLATE MIRRORS,
CARPETS, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS GENE.
RALLY.
On TUESDAY morniig, October ed, ut ten
O'Clock, at the large residence street. opposite
Lafayette Square, iecenty occupied by the Gillian
Minister we shall sell all the Furniture and Elects
comprising
Very superior Rosewood case Piano Forte, by
ChickeIing
Suit of elegant Rosewood crimson Brocatella .cyv.
,red Farlor Furniture, consisting of lwo large
Sofas two Ann Chairs, and eight PHrlOr Chairs
Superior gilt Gas Chandelier and Ghs xtures
Suit Of Walnut Plush cover Farlor Fu nIture
Handsome lay chsirs, Lounges and ancy
Chairs
Rosewood Mar bic. 'op Tables, Walnut Whatnots
Superior Rosewood Secretary and Bookcas.
Handsome French plate Gilt frame Mirrors
Lady's Walnut Secretary, Japanese Csbinel
Walnut Extension ining Table, idebo rt
Dining Chairs, side Tables, Plate Warmer
China, lass, and Crockery, ra7le Cutler,
Excellent Hrussels ard three ply Caruc's
Stair Carpets, ollcloih, Mating
Walnut French and Jenny lind DsJsteads
Do Dressing and Plain bureaus
wardrobes, WashstSnda, Toilet SEES
Superior Curled hair Mattresses Blankets
Boisters and Pillow, Spreads and Comforts
High. post and Cottage Bedsteads
Cane. seat Chairs Rockers Arm Chairs
Refrigerator, Stoves Kitchen Utensils, 40. &c.
Together with many articles OF Household Furni
ture not necessary 10 enumerate.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE II co,
oct sd AuctioLeers.
sS- The above sale is unavoidabIy post
place. J. c MCGUIRE < co,
oct 22-eod&ds Auction,erJ.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
DY WALL q BARNARD, Auc,ionoerS.

b -
LARGE SALE OF WELL KEPT HOC&EHCLD FLR
NIiURP
On THURSDAY mornr z, 24th in1tant, at 10
clock we will cell at the re i'd nee No street,
between Four and half and SiNt s.reets, large
assortment of Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of
Mahogat Sofas and Chsirs,
Large number Of Carpet,
Extension Dining aud other lbles, BoOs case,
bureaus, WaIdrUbrs Bedsteads
Hair and Shuck Natresses, Blankets, Comforts, and
other Bedding,
Oilcloth, " ashstands, al Toilet Sets,
Lace and other Curtains and Cornsces,
A large assortment Of W ood and Coal stoves,
AndTons, Tenders, &c., &c
TeIms cash.
WALL II BARNARD,
oct o. , AuctonCeir.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
DEGIsTER,s OFFICE,

70 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
is hereby given that licenses given to taverns, rt
tailers of spirtuous an fermented liquors. wines and
cordials, to groceries, dry goods, hardware, medi
ci1es, perfumery, watches and jewelry, lumber,
wood and coal commits ion merchants also, to
keepers of hackney carriages and omnibuses, bilar
tables, ten pin alleys and confectionery, and for
hawking and psddling, and dealers In old iron brass
copper &c, will expire on Monday the 4th day Of
November next, and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this office within ten days after that tune
SAMUEL + DOUGLASS,
oct 23-dtith Nov Register.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
Another.

Yesterday afternoon, II little boy, who vas
Running to hold horse whilst the rider dis
mounted, near the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and Fourteenth street, fel to the ground
N his haste, striking his head against the
stones and cutting it quite badly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-24

THE SO-cALLED VICTORY OVER THE U. 4. FLEET
AT THE HEAD OF THE PASSES OF THE MIssIs-
sIPPI-THE N. o. PICAYUNEs ACCoUNT-THE
VICTORY SOMEWHAT MODIFIED.
Louisville, Oct. 23-The N. o. Picdy,tne Of
the 18th instant in reference to the affair at the
head of the passes of the Mississippi, says
1.-THE United States ships Vincennes thereto.
fore reported sunk and the Richmond are dfodt.
The Preble is not visible, and is supposed TO
have been sunk. The lumber landed at the
head of the passes flor the construction of U.
s. fortiflcationsl toas not burnt."
The national Republican., 1861-10-24
ID UTTER AND CHEESE.
ID $4,000 lbs. just received
And for sale by
JOHN G. LYIE&C
No s. Louisiana avenue.

100 Bbls Prime Apples just received
And for sale by
JOHN G LYLE Il CO,
No b3 Louisiana avenue.
ALSO,
Sugar cured Hams of the Celebrated Brands. Ba-
con Shoulders and Dried Beef, at the Lowest Whole
sale Prices by
JOHN G. LYLE a. co,
oct l7-1w No. SO, Louisiana avenue.
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PY }. Q. McGUImE q CO., AuotIone.rs.

TRUSTEES SALE or TALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
fTRNIITRE.
by virtue of a deed of trast, bearing date on the
3st day of January. lsG and duly recorded In iber
j. A. s., No POS, folio5 2Oh and 2UG the land
records for washu ty in the District of Co.
lumba the snbseriber will sell at public auction, on
Thursday: November IAN, at Ia O'Clock A. NJ all
the Furniture contained in that large three story
brick house situated the southwest corner of Third
and G streets, Washington city full sehed@e
will be published in connection with this advertise
ment, PRIOR to the day Of sale -
CHAS. Z. SHERMAN,
Trustee.
sep l0-1aw Auctiuneers.