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The national Republican., 1861-10-05
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Mr.. EDtToR: Iperceive that my late decision,
to the effect that lager beer was not an intoXi.
eating drink, has created considerable com
ment. had supposed that most of the people
IN this city were aware of the decision of the
circuit court Of this District on that points,
decision that was made by the three judges Of
the court after full argument and enquiry into
tho effects as we'll as the munner of brewing and
the component parts of lager beer.
BY turning to the Appeal Docket Cease No.
30, October term, lS57) will be found the case
of Jueneman & Humphrey Us. The Corporation.
This case was decided by tho court (no jury
being called) In favor of Juoneman Il Hum.
phrey, on the express ground that lager beer
was not intoxicating.
Mr.. Maury, in this case, represented the cor.
pora,ion. Mr.. Morgan appeared for Jueneman
Il Humphrey.
In conseq uence of this decision, the corpora
tion of Washington passed AN act, which was
approved on the 23d November, 1857, just one
month after the decision, which Is an act en
titled "An act concerning the sale Of lager
beer" This act was drawn up, as believe, by
tho corporation attorney, Mr.. Carlisle. It men.
lions lager beor by name imposes fine for
selling 1t without license, especially recognises
lager beer rs not intoxicating, by providing
that licenses TO keep ordinaries and taverns
shall be held to embrace the right to sell lager
beer, and imposing the same fine for selling
lager beer without license as for selling spirit
uous liquors without license.
Jueneman & Humphrey being hnOd under
this new law, they again appealed to the cir
cult court--their counsel ohjectng to the new
law on the ground that his clients being tho
manufacturers Of the lager, and selling it or
their premises, the corporation, under its char
tered powers, had no power to impose Il fine
for their refusal to take out a license. The
court, however, sustained the right of the cor
poration to license all kinds of manufactures
whether the same be root beer, pop beer, Vl
anything whatever manufactured. This decis
i,,,h had t.rith tbn ms
tion, whether lager beer would intoXicate
though some people may have oorfounded thi'
decision with the previous one. have no doul
that people have often drank stuff which they
supposed lager beer, and got drunk thereby
but such stuff was not lager beer; it containe'
spirits of some kind, and in the warrant shoul'
be described rs spirituous liquors. | am NJ
lawyer, and am always glad when can find I
decision of our most respected and able circui
court (whose decisions are certainly law to al
magistrates) to guide me. The counsel engaged
in The cases herein referred TO have informed
me that have a correct notion of the decision
Of the court.
CHARLES WALTER, ]. P.
OCtober a. 1891
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
QYy. .. MCGUIRE s CO., Auctlon.er..
nAN CING ACADEM NILES.

PROFESSOR BARNES, ofNew York rsspeci full
ly announces that he will open his hcadsui fri =
structon in Fashionable Dancing at tn. following
PLACES
Franklin Hall Ninth street, corner OF ID, Wednes
day nd Saturday afternoons at three O'Clock begin
ming OH the tth instant, for ladies, misses and mast
ers and in the evening Ut seven clock for gentlemen
and ladies. Assemblies every "Wednesday evening" 1T
niue clock.
Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street, Navy lald,
Monday and Thursday evenings a sven o'cock Tor
ladies misses and ers, aud eight o'clock for geI
temen. Assemblies every Monuay evening ut nj c
O'Clock, Commenting thursday evening, October Il,
1851; Hall corner OF Twentieth street and Pent cyl
yania avenue.
An afternoon private class, exclusively for ladies,
misses aud masters, Monday and Friday afternoons
ut three clock, commencing Friday, the 2ith Of
Octobe-.
Mr. Barnes will teach his classes all of the dances
usually danced, including tho new Mazurka, Var
soviauna Waltz with changes, Highland Schotsehe,
new SPANS III Dance, Danish Dance Polka, aud
SChottische the Laucers QuaLrllle in elega style,
Hiuuet QuadIille, Galedonian QuadTille, &C, &c
Circulars, terms and references may be Ubtaiued
by calling on Mr. Franklin Ut his store, under the
Hall
The Fraukln all will be to let four evenings each
week. 10 respectable parties only for dancing asse
les which will be key In the very finest order For
terms, inquire If Mr. Barnes, at the Hall choo da!
and evenings. oct b-.m
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
DIED,

On the third instant, at twelve O'Clock P. NJ.
Judge EZRA WILLIAMS, aged II years.
On Thursday, the fifth instant, CARRIE, daugh.
ter Of the late George and Maria Warren, aged
II years.
Her funeral will take place on Saturday III
four O'Clock, from her grandmother residence,
corner of Fifteenth and X streets. The friends
and relatives of the family are respectfully in.
vited to attend.
In this city, at midnight. on the third instant,
after IA painful illness, Mr.. JAMES KNOTT, in the
Glst year of his age, a native of Maryland, but
for many years citizen of Washington.
St. Patrick's Temperance Society and st. Vim
cent de Paul Society will attend his funeral rom
his late residence, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Eighth streets, lat nine O'Clock, this (Sat.
urday) morning. The friends of the family are
also invited to attend at st. Patrick's Church
at the same hour.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
October 4, 1861.
The Cryfs. stiIi ,hey Come 7

And all we eau hear is, War war war | -
But for my part am tired OF the old story of war
latest newsS No. Why, SMITH, No. AGO Seventh,
street. has just received a new stock of FALL
CLOTHING Of every description, and he Offers TO
knaok OF selling his goods at lower rates than the
other stores How he dues 1t, | do not know But
for my part, can sure you, Mrs. Brown, that he
can at out your boys with nice CLOTHING at re
markably low prices I advise all to call al
SMITHS, No $50 Seventh street, opposite Pos
Office, and look at his New Stock, aud they will b.
convinced that what Mrs Jones said, Is so.
aug 30-9m
The national Republican., 1861-10-05

FROM MISSOuRI,

OF tho secession Of the Cherokee Nation, and
It's alliance with the rebels, Colonel Mcneil, AS.
sstant Provost Marshal, has issued a proclama.
tion notifying the st. Louis Building and Savings
Association that the sum Of $33 900, being part
of an annuity paid the CherokoCs by the Gov.
ernment of the United States, now on deposit
in that institution, is under the act of Congress,
forfeited to the United States, and Confscated
to their use and benefit.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Halls Patent Drinking and FIItertug
Tnbes for A5 Gems Ench.

and streams, we would advise all our military
friends to procure one of those ingenious and
practical little instruments, which no soldier
should be without, rs it perfectly filters the
water from insects, &C., thereby rendering it
healthy. You can also purchase rubber blan.
kets, rubber coats. rubber lcggings, ponchos,
eapes, rubber horse covers, and cap covers,
boots, shoes, &C., &c, at ntdnutacturer'S prices,
ut the India Rubber Warehouse, No. sos Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. sep Soft
The national Republican., 1861-10-05

i-DlS SALE CHEAP.-A Farm Of 2l2s p.iss
Il Acres, convenient to the Agricultural Col. -
lcge station eight miles from Washington, ada pied
TO wheat and tobacco large portion set III clover
sufficent meadow, through which runnin &
sirtans of water; house contains II rooms; two
large tobacco houses all in seoj repair, and under
good fences; springs Of excellent water near dwell.
ling place very healthy estimated (3) Urs thousand
cords Gt DOOd ,Gy u cut thereon. Price So 800 United
States scrip taken in payment. Address
SAMUEL Is. STAFFORD,
Hyattsville =. o.,
oct l-2ws near Bladensburg.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM MISSOURI.
GEN. FREMONT NOT RECALLED

GEN. FREMONT NOT RECALLED.
~. LO"s, Oct, 3.-Tho following Dispatch, rc.
ceved here today, will set tha matter in roIa
ticn to Gen. Fremont's removal at rest:
WASHINGTON, Oct 5.
General Fremont is not ordered to Wash.
ington nor from the field, nof IS any court.mar.
tial ordered concerning him.
(Slgned) "WM. IL. SEWARD"
81. Louis, Oct. IA dispatch from Jefferson
City reports that the rebels have evacuated
Lexington, and that 1t is now probably occu.
pied by General Sturges.
Major Baker, of the Home Guard, one of the
Lexington prisoners, who refused to give his
parole, has escaped from tho rebels. lie con
firms the reported evacuation.
The rebels, as they left Lexington, were
shelled by General Sturgos from the opposite
bank of the river.
1t is supposed that the rebels went toward
Independence alarmed by the report of Il pur.
suit by Generals Sege and Sturges.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


Ithaving been represented to this Department
that agents who are employed by individuls to
procure passports are IN the habit of exacting
a foe from those for whom the passports are
requested, alleging as reason therefor that
Zee is charged by the Department, notice is
hereby given that no fee has ever been charged
by this Department for a passport; that such y
charge is expressly prohibited by the act Of
Congress of the 18th Of July, 1855. in regard to
all passports except those issued by the agents
Of the United States in II foreign country, and
in the latter case the lee is limited to the sum
of one dollar.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Books and Stationery for Volunteers and
Others.x

Our enterprising frienn. Shepherd, has con
military and other books, and stationery OF
every description. He suits the prices OF his
goods to the times, and fiourshes In time of war
AS well as in time of peace. He is daily receiv
ing large quantities Of books and stationery,
which he sells al prices that cannot fail to suit
the circumstances OF every one. His stock is
good, large. and varied, comprising every de
scrpllon, style, and price. Give him IL call.
Remember the old stand, corner OF Seventh and
d streets.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Death Of GlutZbaCh.

The little boy, Ca'par Glutzbach, who was
run over by the regulating locomotive, near
the Government Printing Office, on the after
noon before last, died about three o'clock yes
terday afternoon, al the street hospital. The
death put An end to his suiferings. Those who
witnessed the accident entirely exonorate the
engineer from all blame.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
pY GnEEN X WILLIAMS, Auctlon,yrs,

SALE E.rCELLENTAN NEARLY VIEW HULNE-
HOLD AND KITCHEN FtRNYlURE fTAEGICN
On ATl,RDAi the 5th instant Vt 10 o'clock A
NJ shall sell, in fr mt Of auction {, vl. 1t
the corLr Of Seventh and u streets, SO I'd, u
general .sscrtneut Of houss Furnishing Goods con,
prisiDg
Mahogany Sofas Chairs, and ROcStr:
Marble top Ceutre and side Tables
Do Drcs ing aul other Bureaus
Mahogany and Walnut ICDny Lin 'ied.tcgts
Wash sinks, Wardrobe, uuA 1op 81 hacks
Walnut Desks and Writing Tables
Cane seat and other Chairs, ottomAns
Hat Racks, and Oak Hal Sets
Fine Feather Beds, Pillows ami BolstJs
Hair, Gotten top, and uu'k Matir'ssss
BruSsels, Three ply, and Ingram 'Hrpct
Cook Airtight, and other stoves
China, Glass, and CrCckery NaIr
Foir fine Buffalo X hes
A large assortment OF Kitchen Requisite
4 large lot OF Boots and shoes
And many Other articles which We da5h urr,
sArN to rnumt rate
Terms cash
GREEN ~ NllIlth,
octI-td .uniMrrr.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM KENTUCKY.

Frankfort, October 2, sGl.-The Senate res
oution Uffered by N =. Whitaker, yesterday, p, re
questing Governor Magonin to resign, was 10.
terred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
The House adopted resolutions instructing
Messrs. Breckenridge and Powell to resign, by
II vote Of IS to Fl.
Nathan Gather, jun, has been confirmed as
Secretary of State, vice Mr.. Munroe. who has
gone South.
Both Houses passed the 81, 900 900 loan.
Louisville, OctOber2 1861 The city is quiet
but conflicting rumOrs prevail regarding the
intended military movements in Kentucky bu
nothing sufficiently definite or authentic tC
communicate.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
LuNl COOner.

We learn, from Il young man who was taken
prisoner near MasOn's Hill, some weeks since,
and managed to escape from them, when the
Federal troops made an advance, last Saturday,
that c. c. Edelin,, alias Lum Cooper, who for.
merly figured in this city as a lamp.lightor,
and, on ono occasion, made speech, at Dem.
Ocratic meeting, in which he declared that he
"never would sell his birthright for mess OF
potash," was the officer who took him as a
nrisOnar
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
MISS II ROO X E'S ENGLISH AND
Itl French Boarding and Day School.

This Institution Is now open for the reception OF
pupils at NO 1870 Pennsy lvania avenue, Seven Bult
ings four doors west vi It's former location corner
OF Einet' snth street
Having for seven years enjoyed the confidence OF
the public, the Principal Is encouraged to hope for
continuance Of support She refers to the plrents
aud gudrdaDs named In her circulars, who are
qualified to speak Of the merits of her school, and
particularly to Professor Bache Of the United States
Coast Survey and to Professor Henry of the Smith
sonian Institution oct 1-2w+
The national Republican., 1861-10-05

DIX REWARD.-Strayed away from a.
.DC O'CONNER, on Second street, between L
and G streets, on the morning Of the "Sth OF Sep
tember, n heavy, dark -Colored cow, with white
spot on her jofehead, with cooked h>ris with white
end OF her tail. oct 4-H*
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Accidents.

Yesterday morning, Mr.. William r. Carr, one
of the day watchmen at the Government stock
yard, near The Observatory, was severely
were unable to obtain, had leg broken by
kick from one Of the animals.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND WOiEFIfUkD EF-
FfCTS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY mcrniwg, October sth 1T ten
O'Clock, will tell at tie auction rOoug su assort
msnt of excellent Furniture aud Househol Gooas
comprising-
Walnut and Mahogany SofIs
Mahogany and Walnut EGsy AID Rocking Chairs
Rosewood and Mahogany and Walnut Marble top
Tables
Mahogany and Oak sideboards, and Etcgere
Oak aud Walnut Extension Dining Table,
Oak Cane.seat Dinng Chairs
Cane and Wood .seGt Chair and RecsPru
Bedtteads, Curled Hair, Shuck, and Shuck and
Cotton Mattresses
Bureaus Commoie Zee, ard Hat rack
Gilt and Mahogany hirro.s
Bed Pillows aud Bo sters
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top and o he,
Wakhstands
Stoves and many other house furnishing Gooda
Terms cash
WALL Barnard,
oct5 ApctioDeers.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Thu District KeEimeni.

The regiment of District of Columbia volun.
teers, Colonel James A. Tait now enGamped at
Meridian Hill, ia not quite full, and an opportu.
nifty is offered for few more young men to
serve their country in it. A recruiting office
has been opened at the office of Justice Dom,
near the Bank of W Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
sep 2G-CodSds
Ry GREEN q WILLIAMS, AuerIomcora,
BALIFF'S SALE Of ErCELLE'NT FI&.HilCRE
AT PtBLIC AECTION.

BAkLIFF'S SALE Of ErCELLF'NT FI&.HilCRE
AT PEBLIC AEEEGN.
BY virtue OF u warranty of distress Issued al Ia
suit of william j. Willialns, lsl against the cC1a
and chattels lands aud tenCmeptB, Ci u ". Mppsr
TO me directed have seized and take~ H. distress
the estate, right, title, interest propvr,y oa and
demand, law and In equity OF the said w Nlauey
and to all the Furniture con tanned il sWlt huuse
wit Two Gas Fixtures, Pa,lO tGrlet ,Et larlCI
Set ,one Chbir two Tables one haI OF Unr Rock, L
Cha r, two hairs, two Ouomans, III &c window CTR.
ians, two Rugs, one Oil Iarlet two lm.agt ;, ,'ag
one Door Rug. one SET Fur ituTe in room No one
ret Furniture In r ON No g Oilcloth, one Stand
Furniture in chamber No 8, Fur iture in chamber
No !, Wardrobe and Curtains, one Cot atd Mat
tress, one Basket OilclOih lower pasage one lot OF
stuff In out house, one Table, one Slave " oman. one
set China Furniture, dinnor-rcom Furniture, to.
gether with sundry articles too numerous to Iuricu
larize, in Il well finished house, and he eby gave
notice, that on Wednesday morning, the d day OF
October 1851 at 10 clock, will Oier Tor ale the
said property, so teized and taken in distress, by
public auction, to the highest bidder for each, %
The premists on street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, south side.
The flag will signate the place
The above mentioned Furniture L. " "A excellent
quality. JOS. L, KELLY,
Eaiif
GREEN & WILIlAA&
sep2S StsI AuctinnGeTs
BiJ- The atove sale is postponed unII Iurlher no
tice. oct =
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Death of the Register Of wills.

Edwin N. Roach, Esq, who for over thirty
years past. has been connec cted with the Office
of the Register Of Wills, and for the larger
portion of the time, himself the Register, died
at his residence on New York avenue, night
before last, after an illness of several weeks.
His funeral takes place at eleven O'Clock this
morning.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Accident on The RnjlrOad.

Yesterday afternoon, as a train Of cars con-
this city, when passing near Elkridge Landing,
one of the soldiers, named Daniel Noomen, of
company +, Col. Gorman's Philadelphia regi-
ment, slipped from the platform and had his
feet caught under the wheels of a car, which
passed over them and cut off all his toes. He
was brought to the city aud taken to the Z
street Hospital.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Soldiers. Suffers. and P,d,ars.

In want Of United States Military Stationery
Packets, Portfolios, Paper, Envelopes, Pens,
Ink, Poncis, and Panoramas of Washington
city, should Call at Shi!lington's Bookstore,
Oteon building, corner Four.and. a half street
and Pennsylvania avenue. New books, news-
papers, and magazines, received every day.
oct 5.-eod3t
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advertisers.

Nearly TEN thousand copies Of the Rerub
i,oan are circulated among the floating popuia
ton every day besides thelarge number served
to regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
note accordingly.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
A WashIngtoninn In Luck.

Our friend and fellow. .townsman, Mr.. Edwin
Jones, bookbinder, has recently received in
tellgence that an uncle, recently deceased in
Wales, has lett him heir to " large estate. Mr.
Jones is now on his voyage to Liverpool
The national Republican., 1861-10-05

The Governor of Connecticut has convened
the Legislature for the 9th of October, in order
to get authority to put more troops into the
ield than were authorized by the recent Legis.
laturp,
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
EXPEDITION FROM CAIRO.

EATEDilioN rhoh 'aiho'
CdTO, October 3.-The expedition sent yes
terday to Charleston, returned this morning
with large amount of corn, several horses,
and nine prisoners. They are being tried to.
day before military commission appointed by
Gen. MCClernand.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
HiaartlerlY.

drunken soldier amused himself, at the
corner of tho avenue and Seventh street, by
attacking citizens who were passing. one Of
whom had his coat torn of by him. His sport
was soon checked, however, by Ofiicer Fen
wick, who took him to the guardhouss and de.
livered him TO the provost guard.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
NrAsHINGiOr ARSENAL,

w OUT- BEk I'd, 1SbI,
SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed = T.. opo.
+als for Fuel" will be received by the Acting As.
ristant Quarternaser ut this rsenul until 10 A. ~
of the 9TH instant for the delivery of 40 c?rds best
seasoned Oak Wood and l2, tons White Ash An.
thracite Coal.
The above articles must be strictly of the best
quality; the Wood to be straight, and cut in lengths
oi four feet
Both the Wool and Coal must be delivered at the
Arsenal, and the Wood 10 be corded and measured
by sworn city wood nieasuier, free OF expense to
the Government Bidders will state The prize per
cord or ton. The contract will be awarded TO the
lowest responbible bidder, who shall give satisiac
tory security.
Government desires to do so.
FRS. j. SKUNK,
DOT std First Lieut.. Ordnance, A. A. q. NJ.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
MILITIA FINEST
N MILITIA FlNESl!

FINES!
Nl MILITIA FINES!
MILITIA FINES |! |
This ia 10 give notice to all deinquents attached
to the third regiment Of District OF Columbia militia
Colonel Michael L. Bright comm nding, that have
duly consti uted aud appointed Francis s. Edeliu, q
fines imposed by the legionary court OF said regi.
nsnt, aud that on and after the ist day Of October
amount of said fines imposed by said court, and II
not paid on presentation, he Is iuly empowered to
collect the same according to law. See second vol
ume o. the laws OF the United States, chapter 1is
section page 100 and TO, passed lst of July, 1912
WARD IL. LAMON,
80-Gt u. 3. Marshal, D q.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Orpllans, Court.

The court met at eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning, when the death Of Edwin N. Roach
ESQ.,, Register of Wills and clerk to the Or.
phans' Court. was announced to the bar by
Judge Purcell who Immediately, in oonse.
quenue thereof, adjourned the court TIL Tues
day next
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Curious Coincidence.

1t is curious fact that Mr.. Berret should
have been arrested on the Gath of August the
anniversary of the battle of Badensburg, and
released on the l4th of September, the anniver.
sary of the battle of Chepultepeo.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
A Rush.

We hear, incidentally, that within three
hours after the announcement of the death of
the register Of wills In the orphans court yes
terday Judge Purcell had received no less than
200 applications for that position.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
Chance Of lIOur,

The Boards of Aldermen and Common Ccun
Gil will meet hereafter at seven O'Clock p M.
instead of four O'Clock p. NJ as has been the
case during the summer months.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05
MIR, HiIlis Horses.

Oficer NUOlan desires us to state that the
horses which were in Mr.. HIll's stable on Sun.
day, were claimed by an officer in the Quarter.
masters Department and taken away.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05

more responsible persons whose sufhciency must be
certified to by United States Judge or district at
torney.
', hereby jointly and seyerslly guarantee that
the above bidder (Or bidders IL contract shall be
rwarded to him, Tor them) according to his or their
bid proposal, will execute contract accordingly
a.d give The requisite security for the pcrfonsI c.
thereof as pre- cribed in the advertisement for propo
sas for Indian goods, dated 2lst September, 1861
herety sgree to hind eurselves, eur heirs executors,
and assigns to forfeit aud pay the United States as
damages sun not less than fifteen per cent. on Il
amount OF aid bid or proposal "
Bonds will be required in the amount of the bid
tor tue faithful performance OF the c.Htract, wi
Two OF more sureties, whose sufciency must be Ger
ned by United States judge UT district attorney
Hopoposa will be considered that uoes not strictly
confdm In all par,i ulars, to the terms and direc-
tons Of this advertisement
CHARLES II. MIX,
sept 2i-SawtOct II Acting Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1861-10-05

Of j. &. McGCjhkc d. CO.. Auction onecrs.
TRT;STEE7S SAFE or REAL ESEtTE, AT TVr cen
NER or MARYLAND AFENtE AND ,SsIG 70
S7REET EAST
On WEDNESDAY afternoon, October 9th at5L,
O'Clock, on the premises by virtue of dccdo tru-t
fro n Tim 1thy McEarhy, dated JanuIry ,Jth, * o.
and duly recorded in iiber J. A 5, No y, folio
33T c; seq and of the land records for wash gton
county d r., shall sell parts OF lots ~ d 0 IN
square 'is," Beginning for Inc me at he di ta"c
of ~ feet from the corner of Maryland iNc." ard
Second streeI east, o, Maryland uvcnuc I'D run
IL y thence by 4 straight line parl.ll 10 ,CcDLd
street east, to the dividing li.e between Salx /
said square, theLce With aid ,i,.i Z 'i,r . feet
AheEce by straight lhe parallel wiH snid "j-grd
treet east TO Maryland avenue then,c WHl said
Maryland avenue 20 feet, 10 ihr placs OF beginning
together with lhe imp oyementS, CONSISTING OF ~
old frame dwelling house
Terms: one.third cash, the residue IL 'iX and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
IHOS. J FlSHEE, IIu tee.
JAS q. MCGuIHE a 20,
2;-Cod&ds AuouOu2tI,