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The national Republican., 1862-02-28
THE REeElo BURN THE TOWN;
AND POISON 1nsIR FOOD. ,

The following dispAtch has been received al
Headquarters:
HHADqCARrERs, Sr. LOUIS, Feb. ~. z
Major General ncCLELLAN:
General Curtis has taken possession of Fay.
ettsville, Arkansas. capturing large number
Of prisoners, stores, baggage, 40. t''
The enemy burned u part Of the town before
they lsft. Tho! have crossed the mountains in
great confusion. We are now in possession OF
all their strongholds.
rorty.two oiicsrs and men Of the Fifth Mis-
souri, cavalry were poisoned at Midtown, by
eating poisoned food whioh the rebels left b..
hind thsm. The gallant Capt. Dolfort died, and
Lieut.. Col. Won Dutch and Capt. Lehmon have
suffered much, but are recovering. ..
The Indignation Of our soldiers 10 very great,
but they have been restrained from retaliatirg
upon the prisoners Of war.
H. W. HALLIcK,
Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
OEFiClAl.,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

January 81, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 10 the business Of the public.
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
js22-H Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

Gun RoCKers.-The Boston Traveller under
stands that orders have been received OF the
Watertown Arsenal from Washington, to send
forth at once various munitions Of war, In.
cludlpg quantity Of new aud terrible pro-
jectlles called gun rockets.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
THE REBEL CONNIssIONERS APPEAL IN
KNGLAND TO BREAK TIE BLOCYADR

~.
On the 3Oth November last, Ysncey, Rost.
and Mann, transmitted letter to Lord Russell
on the subject Of the blockade. They have the
unblushing assurance to say that "from the
various ports Of the Confederate States .ince
the proclamation Of blockade of those ports
up to the 10th Of August last, by which it will
be seen that up to that time more than four
hundred vessels had arrived and departed I'M.
molested."
In view of this fact, they confidently n,b
NIT that this is conclusive evidence that tbi,
blockade has not been effective and Is there
fore not binding" and consequently, that they
have right to expect that the nations ascent
ing to the declaration of the conferences
at Paris, will not consider 1t to be binding. ."
and that the iacts connected with this nomi.
nal blockade, and the great interests OF the
neutral commerce Of the world, imperatiyely
demand that Her Majesty s Government should
take decisive action 10 declaring the blockade
ineffective"
To this letter Lord Russell thus coldIv re.
plies, which puts an end to all hopes of English
interference:
FOREIGN OYyicE, Dec 7.
Lord Russell presents bis compliments IN
Mr.. isncsy, Mr.. Rost, and Mr.. Mann. He ba.
had the honor to receive their letters and inclo.
sures OF the 9th and 30th of November: but In
the present state of affairs he must decline IN
them. Rrssr,, |''
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

KILLS HIS CAPrAR.-Captain Baldwin, Of the
regular service, while attempting 10 arrest q
deserter in Brooklyn, on Friday, was so badly
injured that be died the same evening. Michael
Duffy, the deserter, was captured, and is now
In jail.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
BY TELEGRAPH.

And ehst alsrios Victory.
M - IS L
hyeltsvillA ApkansaS Captssed !
~ roaG1Gni Vtfa il j
III A Largo NuHAsr Of Prisoners. -
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MARsHALs sALE.-In virtue Of vrits ofasri

M AtRs;aALS sALE-In virtue Of yrits ofasEi
County Of W.shingt and TO me directed. i VI
fs dn a. public s.ls i;r CASE in from, "a sS ce.
Sth day Of November, 1857, at u o'clock m. -
GLOWING piece or parcel of land, called Mossf
district Of Columbia, and bcuuaed g. fosovS.:
seginnins for the zane st stone the second bona
east SIDE Of Resdy Br.neh and on the sSu,h line q
the old Blsdcnseurg road leading 70 Geosyesewn,
one and sefourths degrees for variation oa -
nsst. north seventy six dsgress. vest tix ss1 .
ty-four Sershes, north txenty-sis degrees. vsS
sI n9 Solss and half
RiJ. e lot g%Ss four e I'D tract q i:sd .
one and garter degrees, east enc hundred -
.ytss ana s quarters Rsrehs: 70 stess
pike .osa then south ioes degree: ssss su:
ssht ard No p:rches sui with b. sid fosS q
south seventy i've and q half degrees. west eiTsf
g. Pin ssd fS das n % the -
Ga fsid boundary line ny sr light line % the BE-
ginning, containing ninety seven acres and eiskr
Aud also that other tract Of land Beginning O.
r. H. iSls and running thence ssria g. S de-. 3
min west = perches TO Rock Creek Church road:
to hSE s. II and s re 'ssssss
north "a deg east So <s-I0o perches 10 A f,rnrfSS
fsG ana r s,Tas 's %as sssts deg
corner thanse 70 the beginnins stone, thsss I've
by the late Jesse Brown seis.d and ieSied ses "a
sti s5s s ss ,d s, Nos =, Isl , rs
f Sl;gsi i :iss 1sn I fsIF,, ossswHE
and AisOE Saie S.i use o WA WA 49,
oc H-dts II. = Msr.isS. @
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DIED.,


In this city, the lvth instant after short ILL
ness, JAMES o. WITHERS, aged IS years, na-
tive of Warrenton. Virginia, but for the past (
years a resident of Washington. ...E
lis frt nds and those of the family are respect
fully invited to attent his finerxl, on Tb tuesday
morning, the 18th instant, at IL o'clock, from his
late residence, No. 33f Eighteenth street, between
L and X. 2t~
On the 18th instant, JEREMIAH HENNESIEY
aged Al years, native of County Limerick, Ire
land, and for the last Is years a resident of tais
city =
The friends and acquaintances sf the family are
most respectfully invit to attend his funeral on
TO morrow evening a. half past clock, from his
late residence, corner of Second street and Pa
avenue. Baltimore Sun copy.I
On the morning of the 18th instant, after long
illness of consump ion. Corporal EDW ARD LANE,
OF the LIST District Vols in the 18th year OF his age
The friends OF the family invit ted to attend
his funeral, from the residence of Mr. W. b. vii
liams, No. 800 street betw en- eth and 9Th, OH
Tomorrow afternoon, At 2ta O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, CRAUFURD, aged fourteen
months, only child OF Kate and David Craufurd
Forrest.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral, to morI vening, at clock, from
20 Pa. avenue. Baltic. Sun copy.
On the evening OF the tn inst, WILLIAM "
MAJUN Ely, III the 3 tn year of his age.
His funera viii take place at No 4SJ Tenth ST &,
between and T..
October cd in ST Clair county, Illinois, JOHN
BE- BENSON formerly OF Maryland, aged q years
Baltimore papers copy.i
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A, rrs Ispt. R,>rsrs SruHr az Alien, Ctarr
Co., Penn avenue, NStwc-n leth anil lI,h str cts,
thu officer and soldier Inay hud great variety Of
Hnhbsr Coats ponchs g b'ansets' LssStns; ak
sand AID one useful srtic <es ~ the knseer line.
Alsn, large stock Of Buffalo Robes lined ana un-
lined Welt and sp Robes ". >ot b,Anse =. All COZ
"rt Cork Beds licrse Blankets. ana et-ry'a.asE
Here, too, may he found a isrg. ssaortneht .,
shirts. Uniershirts. Drawers Stocsih %. Buckskin
Gloves and Gsuntrtts. Falisrs. Leath; ntss sma
small trunks made to sta rough USAGE. ali If
which viii be sold at reasonable prices. no ~"
1NrrA RUBBsR cons The place to buy yoL
Rabter Coats, lie gsins. Cam y Blankets. nsv-locks
Rubber is at A. Hai's Iniis Rubber Warehouse,
where YOU can obtain them at manufacturers
prices, $40 Penna. avenue. between 9Th aud 10Th
streets. o. SStf
MILITARY OFFICERS 3iii End the Mattress Cot
very desirable MS 1T ran be folded up into very
small space, filling into canvas bag 1t is strong
and durshe, and can be converted into chair or
stuffed With bag or straw. 1t L. made of both
pet and canvas For sal nj the India I'm bier Stor.
of Allen, Clapp Co., Penn. avenue. between 10Th
and 18th sts. s: -: oc5.lm
DssIRADLI IsDIA RUsBsR GoeDs.-Mr. n. A.
Hall has just received Q lot of 0mcers' Long and
Light dull hnished Coats; also; dull finished Pom
Talmas. very long. at 10 each also extra long and
light Gin weight Rubber Capes with sleeves. which
he sci at manufaeturers prices, at his Iniis
tween 9th and 10th ats. ocNE
BrrYALo RonEs all sizes, Wolf Robas, Skunk
Robes; Tiger Robes. Army Bla,keta, Blue, Green,
India Rubber Store Of Allen, Ciapp Co, Penn
avenue, between 18th and nth SITS. no slim
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MARRIED.

In this city, ON the 18th OF June, by the Rev Mr.
HIGGINS, both of this city.
On Tue sday morning, Nov. llth, at the residence
of the brides father, By Rev. DR.. Brown, VALE
RUS L. RAMSBCRG to AMANDA III. PAYNE
slaughter of Lewis Payne, all of Geor getown
Frederick, Md, papers copyl
On the 9th instant, by Rev. Father Boyle Mr.
CHARLES BROOKS to MISS SARAH A. RUS.
SELL. BALTIC. Sun * Leonardtuwn Beacon copy
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BATcHsLOB's Ham DYE.

IAe bSSt ~ UM W0Sn.
William A. Batchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces color not to he distin guished from nature
warranted not to inture the Hair in the least;
edies the Ill effects Of bad dyes and invisorates the
Hair for life. GREY, Red a. Rss,y Hair instantly
turns Q splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold BY all DRUG sists, 60.
~ The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAfoHE.
LoR, on che Joxs sides ~ each Boz.
Fa1ory, No. 81 Barclay st., Ne,o Yorb,
m lily (Lste IS Broadway and Is Bond ST.
TIE INDIAN HERB DooroR, from Canada, viii
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature Of
their complaints illness, without receiving any
Information from them. No ekayssJ TO, consultation
o. adriee Once, No. II Warrington Building,
Rsnnhsyivsn,a nsysnue, corner OF Seventh street,
COMFORT AND EA Sc IN OsE MISUrE.-Corns Bun.
ions, Callosities, Club and Inverted Nails Chill
blaine Frosted and Tender Feet, enlarge and dis
eased Joints Warts, Meles. and all ExcresceRses of
the Feet, Hands and Face cured witt ut pain or
inconvenisnes to the patient by DR.. White. the
wel-known ChiroPodist at 424 Pennsylvania ave-
the General Telegraph Ofhce.) No Acid. no Blood,
no Pain. oc5 -G
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore and
Hdrrisbnrg, to the North and WestTwo trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quick tune
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates For tickets and fur
sylyania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST. W ashineton. Office open from
5a. m: until p. m; on Sundays from to p. IN.
au lily L. %. NORTON. Agent.
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CHANCE TO MAKE moNEY.-We call atten.
uoh 10 me advertisement in another column
oncring FOR sale an interest in q sutlership i'm a
regiment in Si2ePs corps. The health Of the
party desiring to sell compels him to leave the
army.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY c. Mcguire < CO. Auctioneers
T'RCsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE L0TS.-On
Il MONDAY, the aIth day II NV mher, ut four
ocicet r. m on th- prens ises, by virta- 81 deed
cfuu.t dated 9th September, lsS. and duly re
che Of the Ian, records Of Washington county, D.
Give shall Lots i've 80 six, co. and seven t1,l IN
EaV!dscn tf part OF Scu are na,n esrnd
two hundred ard eighty enc. t7,i, situated 1t the
tc,nrr OF q street north and 18th street west
Termr: Sfs5 cash; ba 'arc- In s. 70 and IS months
with interest secured By deed OF trust she prem
ISIS
All eonveyAncing at the cost ofthe purchaser.
three d.ys the trustee reserves the sht
10 Ecsil ~ the risk and pcnse Of the defsultng
pp,s1 1s..,. I. LANGLEY III TnTa;,s.;
ny MlRsuALL 4 PAGE, Auetiqneers.
GALE OF CONDEMNED sr0REs.-win nc sold
- at public Auction, on THURSDAY, Nsveuber
18th, 1862 commencing at 10 O'Clock q. at Store
house between and streets, near 2sd, Tot Of
ters Stores. condemned rs unit for public use.
Terms cash. an Government funds.
ass ssf'' of ai RIM h.s' FADE f1s sn
PUBIC SALE
Hat DEsIRABLE PROPERTY IN TEyNAI.
MONDAY. the Ist December, isss n u e'cIoes On
that Desirable Tavern Stand IN Tean.lIytown 81
.ne iste Gcdhey Conrad. with ten acres Of land.
the country, The house Is two story, with baeK
pudding. and nearly new. Also, stabiinx carriage
corn houses, &c. Also, Immediately sftaruarsi
Si oher 2 acre lot the turn pike II lsys srst.
piece of property will be At psirste sale usti the
dsy It rSs f OK any infSrc'ation Pssse call on
ppAEiD JACKSON, Tennail,tcws. attorney for the
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4IHE PARTY who advertised a lost pocket.
book some time ago, is informed that said
pCcket-book has been left at this Office, where it
can be obtained on giving proper proof of its
contents.
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DEFEHEED IoCALs.-See fourth page OF to-
day St9r for interesting deferred local articles
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THE Mis- SING tn NK.-CpOn the fact being mad.
known TO Major Newby that his trunk had been
Iounn ne al once sought Harmon Esmer, v no was
accused OF ielcniously taking the trunk and ten
dered him the followin letter WIZ
WASHINGTON, D c.. Nov 1859
This is to certify that am perfectly satisfied tbat
harmon Esmer L. ID ne way connected with the
.ahit o. nay Ealse from the railroad depot and
was innocent OF ANY fraudulent ATTEMPT
W.. y. NEWLY Ma Tor 9Th " v
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ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS, &c.-Since yester
day morning the following recruits have ar.
rived Forty-siX for the 9Th New Jersey: 36 for
me Isl MichIgm Cavalry; and 40 for the 5th
New York Cavalry. Eleven hundred COMA
iescents from Harper's Ferry, and Is from
Frederick, c9me down last evening
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join HaEkE q NA MaIkSkSSrss rru.se--.
no e-eo& dt j G. MCGUIRE CD Ancfs
BY J. G. MCGUIRE a co. Auctioneer..

'TRUsTEE's sALEOFv ABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE Is rHE Cry on WASHING row =
BY virtue Of 9 deed of tr;Is; recorded amo,.x the
land records eff Washington county ID c. In Libsr
A. s.. No. lss, folios 81 &c. shall sell At pub
lie auction, on FRIDAY, November 2lth, NJ 9
O'Clock y. m on the premises. all that LOT of
ground in Washington city. known on the pasf
thereof - pa Of lot numbered 3. in Ssnare sse
being on street. between 6th and IN streefs wsst
and having front on street Of 81 feet BY Ia1 deep
i'm proved by double t~o-story Brick DWeIliec
House, with back building
Terms of sale: 0ne-hsif cash. balance In TIVE
equal instalments of elk and twelve months Win
Interest from day of sale Credit payment to be-
secured by deed Of trust ON the properly
yNO. r. CLARK. Trustee
no seed G. MCGUIRE a CO.. Au~ts
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lvl f.ciss, issued from the Clerks once Of -
Creuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, for a.
expose at public SALE for cash In front OF the cour
10y h9nse door OF said county, on tn URsDAY, H.
PENDANTS right title, claim and interest in md =
Lets Nos is and S, in square Ne ls in the city q
Washington, ID. C., together with all and sinrulsr
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upoa
as the property Of John 9, Romele, and win be son
nour. WARD n IlH0y
&C Z-dts tg u s. MarrhsI D b
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IHE MERRY SOCIAL. ASsOCI ALTON will oiy,
their first grand ball, ut Temperance Hall to.
morrow evening, and from the excellent ar.
rangements being made, it is safe TO predict
ma All VINO participate will experience the
greatest possible amount OF enjoyment. The
hall viii be gaily decorated, an excellent cotp
Ion band has been engaged, and an experience
caterer will furnish refreshments
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CoUGHS ASD CLDS.-If you have n cough coIs
or any affection Of the throat or lungs use RIOS
well csted Cough Csndy. 1t is certainly one
oil tht mos Pleasant and etectual remedies known
For sale by all the princip Il DRUGGISTS and ~ r.
wells Drug Store, corner Maryland avenue an |
Seventh st, al Is and y cents per package lie
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AUCTION SALES. :



Byw. L. WALL CO.. Auctiosss,s.
a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HQCSEH0tp
n FuRSfrrR. -On WEDNESDAY MOtNfN0,
lzth instant, at le clock. by order Of The Prpea
Court Il gill sell Of public auction, the HruegSo6
FURNITURE and EHests Of the late Thomas Cises1,
Penn. avenue. west OF Circle, between 9Th sd
18th streets. embracing
pArlor sofa and Chsirs
rble-top Center Table aud Side do. r.
Mirror NJ a Marble Slab and Brackets,
Carpet, hug aud Oilcioth. 20
Crrtaibs shades, and Mantel Vases, ~
Dining Tables Chairs, CLOCK and Arm Chstrs,
Sidcboard. Glass and CrockeryvAse.
Double and Single Bedstssds, Fpsther beds ssd
Hair and shysk Mattresses, sad Bedding,
Dressing and Plain Bureaus and 9iasscs,
wsrdr r, hes, wsshstsr6s, and Toilet Sets,
Need and Cane See; chs5j ;e sSS kSSe.srs
COOKING stove Coal and Air-tght and otAsr
stoves and good assertment Of KitchSe Yur-
niture. and Cooking Utensils.
sTIPHRN r. BRowN, Aauplnissrsasr.
nes ": !. WALL CO., Ase6.
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TIL HIGHT fLACE To ECI CruTHrN,; -
-"''h hEtii' : No, Hfl IN street
-h"r ~
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By J. Q. MCGUIRE a. co, Auctioneers.
KINRI-STHR.S aAIH or pAnn nr cor.

By j. Q. MEG CIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE Or PART OF SQUARE
EIGHT UINDkkD AID TWENTY BIC On
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. December 18th, At 4 o 'elr,
at the Auction Rooms of Jas. G. McGuire a Co !,
by virtue of s.deed oftrust, dsted Dece uber 18th
lS5s, and duly recorded in Biher J. A 6, No. lss,
fOlios ls0, fs is2 ano l9S, Of the land rerors
f9r Washington county. in the District of Csiun-
bis, we shaft sell part Of square mum bered eight
hundred and twenty light, begin ming for the ssns
az the southwest corner OF said square. AMI run
ming thence east, win the line Of North N street
one hundred and Eve feet one inth, thence north
TO the line of the street which bounds the city
thence with the line Of street. and north vesteriy
TO the northwest corner Of said square, thense
south with the line OF Fifth street east n the pse.
OF bee1nin g Containing twenty four thou sand eight
hundred and twenty Eve square feet more or iess
Terms: 0ne-third cash; the residue in siY
twelve and eighteen months. with interest
secVred By deed Of trust on the premises.
III the terms of sale should not be com piled With
in Eve days after the sale the trustee reserves the
right to resell. on one weeks notice In the Evea
ing Star at the risk and expense Of the deisuitia
purchaser.
An conveysne inS at the cost Of the purchaser.
HENRY MAYOR, 49,.
JOHN @. HARKNESS. ( rrus'ce-.
A. A..
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liz tRGNG-eiGIT Those who suffer from any
malGdy 81 he Eye Ear should not delay consult
irg DR.. Won Moschyisker, 0cuiist and Aurist ~ Z
Pa sYe pur. All surg icai operation 10 restore ght
or hearip- performed. IT,
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a VERY USEFUL ARTICLE is Schneider's nat.
ent water closet or close stool, which are made
wholly Of metal, are perfectly free from smell
ana portable. As an article Of furniture they
prese mt neat and unobtrusivc appearance and
In this particular alone are Infinitely superor
10 those heretofore in use. In the sick room or
the hospital they are especially useful, so much
so that they have been adopted by the u. 8.
medical authorities. They may be had at 27l
Penn. avenue, uD stairs
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BY J. C. McGEIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.


A DMlNISTRAT0R'S SALE OF VERY VALE
"A ABLE LIBRARY.-0n "WEDNESDAY NcNeu-
Der 18th, at O'Clock, land continued esch aay a
that he r until the whole is disposed Of shall
sell al the Auction Rooms Of James c. Mctsu ire ~
Co, the extensive and valuable Library Of tue late
Amos Is. Little, comprising about 2 5cs volume
best editions Of Standard Works most Of them
bound in the best English Calf Bind ngs. We name
in part
irwalter scott's Complete Works, London, nine
ty- eight volumes,
Encyclo Pedia Britannica, twenty two volumes,
Boydelles shakespeare Gallery, one hundred lima
compiste works of Byron. Cooper ,.r
Dickens, Sheridan, Robertsou,. hgF g.rra.. -fa.
slr y; 1syys Besnpont and Fissehsr.rs'fl a-.-
Burke, Sterne, Franklin. and Shakespeare az the
best editions, and beau tifully bound
Rollins Gibbons, Allisons, Prescott rs, Uailanas
Bancrofts, and other Histories -
Washing ton a, Jeherson's, Websfers, Calhoupi
Adams, Burke, Lord Bacon, Lamb. and
Full set Of Patent once Reports FROM ,s4I, bound.
Together with large and well selected lot Of Ma
eelaneous Works IN Tery departm ept Of titera-
ture. v"
Catalogues win be ready for distribution sauna
days prior to tie o sSIss r Terms cash:
no 6 cod J. O. McGIyIRE A. M Iu~f.
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THOSE WHO NAY desire pleasant Winter Ouarters
IN central location would do well TO refer fo on
and G entlencn." Its
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.. STEPHEN T. Brown, AaTinl<s...o..
BY &C; MesuIsE 4 TO: Aae.ion.sr..

By J. e. MeEUIRE a. Co. Auetionesrs
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
u ESTATE IN TuA CrfT OF WAsHIxcroN-BY
yircse Of deed Of trust recorded among the LAID
records of W hinEren com ~. d. c.. ia liber A.
y, No. los. foiios ~. 81 seo one of the isod re-
cords for wsshipgton COUNTY. shall sell at public
auction on THURSDAY, the 2ath day OF Noveca-
Der. instant. at half past four o'clock D. m on the
premises, the following described real estate sit
uated IN the city OF Washington. ID. C.-thsti IL ~
say lets numbered Ten .fh.D eleven. lll.D AMI stx-
teen, tl6,l IN square numbered enc hundred and
sixteen, tll6.l
The terms OF sale are: one-fourth Of the pur-
chsse money in cash; and the residue IN notes OF
equal amounts, atsx, twelve. and eighteen months
with interest from the day Of sale; the def.rr~d
paymeAts to he secured by notes sa.i<factory 20
the trustee. and q lien upon the property for the
purchase Of which sud notes shsn have been re-
spectiveiy given.
IfShe terms OF sale ore not complied with in AL
particulars by the nth day after the sale, the
trustee reserves the right o. resell pon Eve DAYS.
notice at the risk and cost Of the deaultsnx par-
chaser purchaser
co9veysncing At the expense Of the respective
purchasers.
II. C. sPALpING, Trustee,
DO 4-eo&ds J. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-11

AREESTED.-OhcHrsA Allen and Kemble ar
rested a man calling himself Oscar Wilson, on
saturday evening, at Ford's Theater He is
suspected OF being an accompice in the rob-
berry OF Isabel CUbas at the National Hotel a
lev days ago. Wilson went TO Henry's room
after the arrest Of the latter, and took something
from his baggage, indicating an intimate ac.
qualnanee. He was taken before Justice
Donn, who committed him to Jail for further
hearing.