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Arr IrKMs.-Leutre II busy at work upon bis
great picture for the western staircase Of the
House gallery. 10 II 10 be entitled westward
the Star Of Empire takes Its way" The sketch
IN color Is finished, and Is In many respects the
finest Of Mr.. Leutze's works. The completion
Of the painting 1.-THE main picture with the ara.
besques and smaller designs) will require a
twelvemonth's work at least
Stone has Just modelled an sdmirable bust Of
the late Gen. Baker.
Lanman has abjured pencil and palette for the
time, and IL engrossed with the duties Of his
oface In the House and with the completion Of
his Biographical Dictionary.
w. d. Washington, according 70 report, is
now member Of the Black Horse Cavalry down
IN Dixie.
Miss Lander, the sculptress, who has spent con-
siderable time lately In this city by the bedside
OF her brother, Gen. Lander, (wounded at Balls
Bluf) has the good news that her statute has been
ashed up from the ocean-bed, and is now safe In
Boston.
Brady Is indefatgably busy In developing new
capabilities for photography; and some Of his late
processes for depicting outdoor camp life, &C.,
seem the ultimate possible Of the art The
artfolk generally will recognize an old acquaint-
snce in a recent acquisition to the Brady corps
Mr.. n. Amidon.
AtMarkriter's (4s6 Seventh street, may be seen
q ane copy (bY Mayer, Of Dresden,) of De Bufe's
celebrated picture, 4" The w idow's Mite" Such
q picture would be " q good thing to have in the
house"
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AFFAIRS IN WESTERN VIRsINIA-The Wheel.
Ing Intelligence Of the LIST inst, says:
bloody tragedy occurred at the town OF
Warsaw, on the Ohio river, one day last week
IL appears that al the feet of steamers bearing
Wynkoop's cavalry regiment passed the tou u,
the Uniontsts, who were gathered on the bank OF
the river, commenced cheering, when a man
named John Leonard drew a large cleaver and
swore he could whip six Lincoln men He shot
at Union man named Clemmons who returned
the IRE, and Leonard fell mortally wounded A
general shooting then began, In the course Of
which twenty-four shots were fred Talbot
Leonard, brother Of John was shot and i'm.
SANITY killed. Both Of these Leonards were yIo-
lent SeceSsonists, and have been the cause of all
The troubles In that place Clemmons received a
pistol shot through the hand, and John Oliver
was shot through the arm. The two Leonards
out OF the way-one Of them dead and the Other
mortallv wounded-and the affray ended sinh
sequentlv the town was occupied by a detsch.
ment OF Union troops, and several Secessionists
Including a son Of Humphrey Marshall, arrested
great excitement prevailed, but no further vio-
lence was anticipated.
gentleman who arrived yesterday from Cere-
90 ana 6uyandotte reports that large number
o. troops are scattered along the Ohio AT CeTedo
Vol; klghtburn has fortified himself and is conf
dent that no Guyandotte affair will occur with
him Col. Boleso I'd Virginia cavalry were at
6uyandotte, and Piatt's Zouaves are al Barbonrs.
Colonel Devillier il a, Poin, Pleasant, with
MS regiment There are also troops al Cali 90
ns, Asnland, Catlettsburg and other points.
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TELEG RAP HIO.
,rsanizatisn Of state Legislatures.


BosToS, Jan. 1.-The Massachusetts, Leaisla.
ture organized to-day. The Senate elected En-.
governor Clifford president. The house wa
called to order by Hon Caleb Cushing, who
made an eloquent and patriotic speech. a. n
Bullock was chosen speaker Of the House and
William Robinson clerk.
AUousTA, Me, Jan. 2-The Maine Leeisla-
ture organized to-day. J. g. Blaine, Of Augusta
was reelected Speaker Of the House, and J. n
Goodnow was reelected President Of the Senate
NEW HAMPsHIRB-THE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
vENTIoN.
CONCORD, N. a., Jan. 1.-The New Hampshire
republican State Convention to-day nominated
Gov. Berry for reelection.
DR.. Crosby, Of Hanover, democrat received the
nomination for Railroad Commissioner
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the gov.
eminent In the prosecution Of the war, endorsins
the national administration, demanding strict
economy, endorsing the State authorities, thank.
Ing the volunteers for their devotion, and promis,
ing to support the candidates nominated without
regard to party issues.
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=, Bound Fob THE SOUrH.-Yesterday brought 10
light transaction which has given rise 10 mn
nule Aik, especially among owners and master,
Jane, Capt. John III Kirch, sailed from BaitimoTe
having cleared for st. Johns, Porto Rico. She
belongs 70 Messrs. Kirkland, Chase 4 Co Of mis-
cry, ana tne owners thong ht all was right, until
mat ne had returned to Anna polls In char9e 81
we Drg, after having gone down the bay bsIow
tae Potomac. There the brig was brought to- and
ne ,wltn some six or eig ht persons looked
aklng with them several large chests supposed
70 have contained Quantities of medicineFsncb
as qulnine, opium, ealomel, &c and which is 90
other articles Of prime necessity, and which az
worth, In the South, more than their weio ht In
gold. We have not heard the names OF the .snas.
sengers," but 10 IL intimsted that there were sew
efal physicians In the party. The owners have
directed the brig to proceed In charge of the rat
omcer, w. q. Martin.-BaAimoysS s..
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DEPARTURE OF MASON AND SLIDBLL-Meurs
Mason and Sidell were delived up YESTERDAY
FORENOON and left Fort w arren at about III O'Clock
The arrangement for their return was very nj m y
inside, and nothing was known in Boston OF the
an air until the hour arrived for their departure
The steam tug bost Starlight was employed by
the government to convey the prisoners TO Pro.
vlncetown, Cape Cod, where they are to be trans.
ferred to the British gunboat Rinaldo, which ar.
rived at that port on Monday night
In accordance with the above plan Of releasing
the rebels, the tug boat Starlight left Boston
shortly before ten O'clock YESTERDAY forenoon and
stopped at Fort Warren, where she took on board
Mason and Slidell and their two secretaries
Aiter receiving their baggage, &c, the tug pro.
1eeoed on hef way 10 sea, eavirg the fort about
III O'Clock. The whole affair was Conducted
without any display, in perfect quiet and In the
ordinary manner Of conveying passengers
Tue tug boat probably reached Pfovincetown
transferred without delay to the British gunbost,
". Y. Commercial, I'd.
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BRIDGE BURNING AND EXECUTIONS. Mis-.
souri, Democrat has the following disna,nh


souri, Democrat has the following dispatch:
Quincy, Dec. 2S Last night the rebels burned
two bridges over Fabius river, on the Palmvrs
ana quincy Railroad One was four miles and
the other eight miles from this city.
IL is thought there is a concerted movement
among the secessionists of northern Missouri 70
burn all the bridges on the railroads in that sec
ton. 1 '00
The citizens Of Quincy are somewhat alarmed
as the rebels have frequently threatened to burn
this place.
About 90 prisoners are now at PALMYRA. % of
,s.,n are charged with burning bridges and
On Christmas night, through the negligence OF
the guard, i've Of the bridge burners eseaped
Yesterday court-martial was Convened al PAL
myra, to trY the remainder. Col John Groesbeck
OF the Ssth Ohio, Is President, and Capt Binmore'
OF Gen Premises staff, Judge Advocate six
rebels plead guilty Of bridge burning, and thew
sion. " vs.
l am Informed that the telegraph line between
here and Palmyra Ia DESTROYED In several nIace..
also, between Palmyra and ST. Joseph. r''
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mkkCASTlLE lNDEBrRDSRss THE SOUTH -
The annual circular OF the Mercantile Agency
says:
In response to the inquiry OF many Of our lead.
ing merchants, who have called upon rs for re.
liable statistical information az to the mercantile
Indebtedness Of the South TO Northern mercbants
we are enabled to state that by a very close ex.
animation of our books, confirmed nv o,he,
sources OF information there 10 due the four elite,
OF New York, Boston, Philadelph ia and Balti.
more about S2l1 600 600, divided as follows:
New fork $3.50 500 600 Baltimore. Sl9 600 COO
Philadelphia "a 6OO, 900 Boston ...... 1900 O0
In the dry goods interest alone In these cities
our estimates show that New York loses BIS 0OO. :.
wv; Philadelphia, Sl4, 900, 900; Baltimore S6 500
OoO, ana Boston 30 .OOO 600; making a total in.
debtedness to the dry goods trade Of S97 500 600
FROM this and other data, we estimate the Total
liabilities Of the South TO the Northern States al
OF near S3OO, 900. The above estimates, with
the advantages and facilities we possess. we On :
safely affirm are more nearly correct than can In
any other way be determined
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MEkTIss OF BASkERs THIS p. M-Moa,,
Agssf-The Bank Meeting is still In session
ana tne line OF debate 10 very harmonious on All
Poine- The result Of the bank meeting will he
70 ake Mr.. Chase's demand Treasury note. =.
currency As the banks owe the Secretary man
millions Of dollars, II is not considered exnedien
20 ashoser bis notes In any way. tits also argued
Mining these notes a. currency, and therefore II /,
wise 10 yield at once. A committee will he an,
pointed to proceed to Washington, and COME,
viz me secretary, 90 a. TO bring about harmoni.
specie payments by the city banks no action ba,
been taken. IL 10 thought that the difference he
wen the specie paying and non-specie paying
ta VIII setue Itself The bank meeting 10 !
ne dincuity and dangers Of the times, and crisis
The bank session promises to be a long one. and
70 continue I'LL o o'clo:k.-N Y Exp,ssst ID 4, az
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AFPAIRs AT RoMNBT, WESTERN VIRGINIA
Romnev correspondent of the Cincinnati Times
under date Of Dec. %, says:
zen. Nelly Is, undoubtedly, good and able
solalef, and 10 doing all that is In his power "a
prepare Romney for an attack from az many forces
as they may bring to bear against us Every day
there 10 squad detailed from each com pany and
regiment with shovels and picks, and axes, e
throw up intrenchments
Romney 10 now well fortified, and has troop,
enough to keep at bay all the forces old Goyerno,
wise can bring against us The 9TH Ohio. Cal
Iyler, and the 14th Indiana, Col KimbaI. OF
Cheat Mountain notoriety, arrived a dav -, ,,,c
ago, and several other regiments are to be here
o-day or tomorrow. ~ Ae'e
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From Missouri.

ST. Louis, Jan. 2 Dispatches have been re.
ceived at headquarters, announcing the capture OF
the notorious JET. Owens, Col. Jones, and so OF
their bridge burning gang, near Martinsburq
Adrian county, by Gen Schofeld, comm q der q
the State militia, and that the various guerrifls
bands along the North Missouri Railroad have
been pretty thoroughly scattered.
Six regiments OF Federal troops have left Otto.
Vile and Upton for Weston on an expedition
the effects Of which are unknown.
Evening The report sent by telegraph this
morning, that SIX regiments Of troops had started
on western expedition, proves to be q mistake
Recent developments disclose the fact that en-
beIzlements have occurred in the county collect.
or's office, amounting to $50, 600 These frauds.
IL Is alleged, have been committed by Stephen D
Axtell, chief clerk, and extend back for a series
Of wears.
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From California

SAN FRANC lsco, Jan. ] The stormy weather
has interrupted Geographic communication with,
In the State and over the Sierra Nevada
Since the oath ult. the floods have been renewed
to great extent throughout the valley portion o.
the State. Sacramento and stockton have beer
partially overlooked again, without much addi
tional damage.
Business with the interior has been suspended
and more property has been destroyed In the State
By this freshet than all the freshets heretofore
The weather Is pleasant to-day.
The steamer Golden Age sailed for Panams
with 100 passengers and $3.50 900 In treasure for
New York, nd S170 coo for England.
Judge Hager yesterday issued an Injunction
staying the sale Of the Broderick estate until the
question OF the forgery Of Broderick's will 10 in.
yestigated
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skIRNIsHIss IN KENrucxY.-The Louisville

skIRnIsHINs IN KENrucKY.-The Louisville
Journal Of the 3lst says: o
Dispatches were received in this CITY .na
FRANKFORT Yesterday stating that party Of scouss
nom Col James 3. ysckson's regiment had an.
eonntered superior rebel force near Sacramento.
result was loss Of ave Federsis killed and twsntS
prisoners. There 10 no statement made In the De-
patches rs to the los on the part Of the rebels and
we infer that the scouting party from Col. Jack.
capped anhurt with their prisoners We regret 10
learn that our gallant friend, Capt Albert e.. Bs-
con, OF Frankfort, 10 among the slain. Captain
Bacon was the commander Of the unfortnn ma L.
sss, s . party and q course fell at the head Of
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no BLocKADE.-The London Times, in It's bit
sne1 against this country, falsihes without stint
10 y. asserts that there has been no block
ade 1.-THE southern ports Hearit:
Inc bloc kade has been 20 notoriously a fail.
nre that nothing but the extraordinary scrupu.
tousness OF The European Powers has allowed 4,
20 commune. ships have passed In and out at ali
umes JUST as they pleased, and, so far ~ the har
oors are concerned, there has never been .ny ar
nenhy IN getting into them or In getting out 81
q, IL "ships have passed In and ont NJ all t,r..
tus a. they pleased" how 10 Il that England
needs cotton IL her want Of that sta ole was m
sesiIy supplied, why hiss II not been done There
re. - oo put not very polite saying-" liars should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

WORK on ORDNANCE AND NAVAL GuSNERY
From Frank Taylor we have
"a Treatise on Ordnance and Naval Gunnerv;
Compiled and Arranged as Text Book for the
U. !. Naval Academy" By Lieut.. Edward
Simpson, U. s. Navy. New York, ID. Van
Nostrand
This work, published under the approval Of the
Navy Department, was compiled by Lieut.. Slmp.
son TO cover the ground necessary for an element
AIRY course in naval gunnery at the Naval Academy
a., when ordered 10 take charge OF the instruction
In that branch there, he could find no single work
comprehensive enough to supply the want. The
result IL the admirable volume before u.s. In which
q vast amount of information Is conveyed in a
readable and familiar form. The illustrations
are excellent, ard many of them unique, being
colored or bropzed, 90 as to represent various
military arms, &c, with mOre than Photographic
literalness.
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ID The evidence accumulates daily, showing
how much the rebels had reckoned upon our
prospective dinaculty with England; and one OF
the Plainest Of these Is given In the Richmond
correspondence Of the South Csrolinian. The ex.
tract 10 a follows
1--WE returned last evening from a short vi
70 Richmond. An impression prevails there that
the blockade will lie raised In less than thirty
days. We incline to the opinion that II 10 based
On the expectation generally entertained thai
Great Britain will resent the insult to her flag by
Commodore Wilkes
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IL JEFF Davis agents at Havana are adroitly
using General Phelps (Ship Island) proclamation
10 create the Impression with the Spaniards that
II the Federal army subjugates the rebels, Mr.
Lincoln will turn his army and navy against
"slavery and the Roman Catholic religion In the
island Of Cuba " At grand public reception OF
the Spanish General Prim, at Havana, while en-
yOsts for Mexico, the rebel flag was, In the
presence Of high official dignitaries, lovingly
ssndwiehed In between the English Union Jack
and the French tri-color, the Stars and Stripe.
being left out in the cold.
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Tk ExrREAx.-Soms Of the printers forme,.
sa.ched 70 the Pitsbarg Dis patch, publish a
LUZ pe paper at camp Tennslly, b called the
lennsyivsnia Thirteenth. The boys ars,full Of
IA, AID one Of them gets of the following. I'm
NE last Number now before MS:
lie ainefent grades Of butter are now arranged
seeosding 70 Following scale :--stsopg, bed ran
ssd, vie, sboninable, Ssils,'s
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PEIRCE's
Army Game Casket.

have just pub he'd this beautiful and couve.
nlent Invention for the use and amusemept on sol-
dlefs And Others. IL contains, neat small payer
Sox thst you can oaIIy IN your rocket, q rood
Chess, Checker and Bsokgsmmon Board, with
men and dice for the three games aso, q set OF
Domipos aud pack Of good PLAYING Cards. Put
cents; and IS cents each package. and the Board
ana Men Tor al the games, without the box for il
oenu A very large discount to suters and desI !
ers. seadtyour orders or = stamp for circular.
JOHN n. TIN6LEY,
t.,, Publisher, No 152h Fulton strsek
el-lv New Sdf-
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UNDERGRADUATES 1ST REGIMENT
~ EASrERN VIRGINIA BRIGADE, Al;
this regiment will be located in AIexandria. Re
cIultlns stations Will be desg mated at proper sta
lions RECRUITS wishing to join this regiment will
be mustered In and clothed at once
w. WALL,
Colonel lat Virgin Regiment.
Recruiting station is opened on Seventh street.
SS3, CAPT WhItney's quarters late oavaIry.
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Also for sale. choice lot of
HICKORY, OAK, AND PINE WOOD.
McKNEw d MARROW.
Ill = Offoe corner 18th A Z and CanGl- "a n

III Omce corner 7th st and CanG. jas St
&0.,ss III i: R IS SaT 90
thl TRsatsx.
OYSTERS STEAMED
In the shell and Thoroughly Cooked Gar superior
70 roestl In fvo mtsstss, tks yasfssf
ftsHs on record. Call and see,
The underngned respectfully informs IN friends
IN tne pstrot, and visitors 70 the CITY that he hss
ienttec ms OLD and wELL-KNowN RsTxBLIsHnINT
IN most thorough manner, and has made com
pIete arrangements TO furnish OYSfERS In any
sVle and u any quantity. 600 70 500 gallons shucfed
per day; 900 TO 5000 cans OF Spiced And Fres6
put up dally-cans Dramatically sealod Furnshed
In the shell BY the bushel or barrel,
Persons Wishing 70 have Oysters furnished resu-
AIRY tnrouEh the winter, at Baltimore prioes.
without fear Of failure, should call and make ar
ssnsssnnents q once. Freight, time, and money
q Bs N .:f II
TO sUTLERs,
q canned Meats, Lobstsrs,. Sardines. Clams,
x.S.ss Game c: .1S sSofs
tes, Terrsplns, FresS LoSstsrs, Cod, Halibut az e.
In hot, every thing for sale in the Northe m ma
kets always on hand, % reasonable prioaS
\, Hotels and families supplied with Oysters de-
nvered yltAogt charge % any part Of the District
IN eeeson, n the money 10 ssnt With De order
NY sstabltshmsntis OPEN from 8 Q. n. 20 n st
p ever day, except Sunday, when / eloes q
ia2u r. n. HARVEY.
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Buffers ExPEDITIoS.-Gen. Butler reports Ia
the Navy Department that his men, horses, am.
munition, stores, &c, are being shipped at Bos
ton with great rapidity. The expedition will be
ready to move In few days, but, like that OF
Gen. Burnside, It's destination Is kept profound
sAcnet
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MILITARY OYERCOATs! =
W MiiIfARY OyERcoArst,
.,.s :s,n1, ds o. nadc 70 order The most s3tsn-
vOysfoosss, Dress and Fstsus Coats, Pants. and
en- .-a : ....!si psAH wAssssEk. Co. GO:
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spiri, Of the Morning Press.

The Is;slEgenesr treats upon the "effect OF the
Trent settlement sbroad."
The Republican advocates giving the notice OF
he termination Of the "Rsciprocity Treaty." be-
tween the United States and Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-03

OrR FRIESDs at the various military camps and
positions will confer favor by keeping Us posted
~ 70 movements ard Affairs In their vicinities.
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pERhAM's
GRAND EXCURSION
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
EXC URsIoN TIcKErs

ETC URsIoN TIcKErs
Prem Bsltimsre 70 Boston, and re-
turn, saly......-.............
fs New York and return ........... 500
Tickets good 70 leave Besltinore from the Depot
p.:siss owe; &. Sarsss!H tsuts R.iissg Iss
no4 yssy Eat PspS.ylv.ni., L.hish vsI.y .Sd
leaving New Yorf By the steamers common vesitS
s sa KSss t O'Clock p NJ any DAY.
UP TO JANUARY n, Isa,
AND TO HrTURN BIT sAME ROUTE
ON OR BEoRE MARCH Isr.
Ticket. for s.l. % ws.hinssou: ID. O., .. the
Sshona Hotei; L. Baltimore, st the Depot Of the
NUNS Hossi. Eai.s HO1s:, and Silnor aos. e
Tvq through Tram. daily from Bslunor. 10
New York, leaving Baltimore st as g. m. and %
m. 70 connect With these trains. pssserfers
p. m. trains. A
y G6 s6ts ai HAN
Nsao,s Hotel, Washington. b. g., bus hss5a asss
r 3 H sssSS :,
YORK. and the Adams Heuse, Boston, bis he'd
ses-.er. N .nose ONES. h2
T. VINES, L1QUJRRss,, sas " si Gs,ts1T
IA, sSe Pa. Pa Az, between Isth s2d ism .ts..
s!Ssl e. We. on
.;;;;;; s::':;i y S S;:ss;; Gree. seal.
900 CasIs
SIS. s:1ss: .1s B Sssss' Sss
House Gin, go.
Very tne Old Pinot, Castillon q Co., and Jules
hooin d Co.'S Cognac, imported in glass,
A very 'srse and general assortment Of Brapdies,
Wines. Runs, Whistles, 40 in wood and
cisars N great vsresI, Wholesale and retail.
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Heavx Gala nj N.w y,,L

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-There was tremendou,
gale last night, and nearly a dozen prize vessel,
In the Atlantic dock were more or less damage
several vessels In the bay dragged their anchor
and were slightlY damaged
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New Hamp,btre Politics

CoNcORD,N III Jan. 2-The X epublican Stat.
Convention has nominated Gov. Berry for re-
election, and adopted resolutions sustaining tb,
Government In prosecuting the war, endorsing
the policy Of the administtation, &c
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Departure Of Gel. Lewis, R,.imen,

HARRISBURG, Jan. The 10th PENNSYLVANIA
regiment, commanded by Col. VIM. ID. Lewis,
Jr has just left for Romney, Va. Gov. Curtin
presented the regiment with its flag, at the Cap.
itol, this evening.
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TRUsrER's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
he sS O G.J Ts y S .HU.rl ~.
A. b. virtue Of deed OF trust 70 the subsorfbsg.
beArinE date on the eth day Of Dsoember, A. ID.
lseo and recorded in LIber J. A, q, No, 9e folios
SS etc. one Of the land records Of wsxhtnftop
the premises, the following property IN the city Oh
WeshlnGton, viz All Of lot Of ground numbered
eEhtsen, us,l in square Numbered one thousand
snd forty -three. DIS !eIcept that part Of said
lot conveyed % Robert NJ. Combs, (as by references
u tas dsea viii appeal Thi. pr9peIty q, % the
Also: pat Of square numbered nine hundred and
square ~ the distance Of 81 feet from the soBth-
west corner CT tsid square, and fronting Eighth
greet east stxteen 06D feet thence east forty
ree thence south sixteen 6l fest; and the west
forty feet 20 the place OF beg ming. DESCRIBED
IN certsin deed from Robert NJ. Combs and wife
70 Michsel Smith, 70 which reference 10 made. This
last mentioned property fronts on Eighth ftreet
esst oetv ecr south and south streets, with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
Ins Drop :rty !. vel located. and Offers treat IN
oeSemen1 70 purohesert.
Terms; One third cash. the residue In 20 and l;
months, notes seoursd 20 the satisfaotion Of the
Trustee, and beerps interest from the day Of sale
deed given and deco 81 trust taken. All oop-
veynnctnt st the cost Of the purchaser,
III the terms Of sale are not complied With vfIkin
Ave dsys from the day Of sale, the Trustee rpsves
the nth 20 resell the sad property a. the rsk and
cost Of the defs1lting purchaser. on giving ope
osyS notice AZ some nevspspet published In the
GREEN { 4 k kfhEIR, RE. s::s..