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The ST. Louis Repsbliean, speaking OF the
facilities for reinforcing Rosecrans' army from
the Mississippi, says:
with Vicksburg as the starting point, there
are, first, three hundred and forty seven miles
OF steamboatinG to Memphi and next the SOL
dHrs must embark on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad The distance from Memphis to
Chattanooga is three hundred and nine miles.
but the road is not in operation throughou the
Whole length. Trains run regularly to Corinth
End luks, the latter one hundred and fifteen
miles, but it is not Hnlikely that large force
may have opened the road as far as Decatur.
some seventy miles further east
There should, too, by this time, be railroad
communication between Stevenson and Chat
tanooga, by means OF the Nash lille and Central
road, the distance between these two places
beng thirty-seyen miles. But we can hardly
reckon on more than say two hundred miles, il
SO much, Of railroad transportation between
Memphis and Chattanooga. Our readers NAV
form an idea from this OF the length Of time re-
the Tennessee to the Army Of the Cumberland.
1t is proper to remark that the movement be-
gan several days ago, even before there had
been any battle between Rosecrans and Braee.
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gA Union demonstration, consisting. Of q
procession, music, speeches. &c.., took place. at
Harrisburg, Pa, on Saturday. The attendance
was veryaiaree. The meetings ware addressed
by Mr. Charles Davis, Of Rsading; Mf. Benia-
min Heywood. OF Pottsyille, aud Ia German,
Mr.. Cherries Smith OF gPhiIada phia aads 9th
ers. An attemptywas made . numbers Of
-Copperheads, assembled in q lager bserssioon
opposise the hotel, where the evening meeting
was held, to break it up by making horrible
noises, soas 20 intsrFpp the speakers, ,bat it
resulted in their own discomfiture, for the Au.
dienca rallied CUT, cleared: the .saloons gum
malled hthe ir6Wdies sonndiys and then wsnt
quietly bach totheff orators. The whoss ~.
fair, not excepting this 8sstle episode, was Of
the most enthusiastic and patriotic chaxscssr.
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EnOM JArAIS.
The English Fleet II epulsed at Kasc

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2e.-Arrived, steamer
Brother Jonathan, bringing s260,G00 from Brit
ish Columbia.
The Russian war steamer Novich, last from
Hakodadi, was wrecked on the north entrance
OF this harhor on the night of the 26th. The
that, according to the Japanese account, re-
ceived at Hakodadi on the 30th Of August, the
British fleet " as repulsed from Kagosinia,
where 1t went to demand from Prince SAINTS u
ma the surrender OF Richardson's murderers
As the fleet entered the inner harbor, an armed
Japant So decoy boat drew towards shore,
when it was pursued, attacked, and speedily
sunk. The masked batteries then opened on
the feet from the shore, riddling the advance
vessels before they could get out of range The
japanese claim 10 have disabled the larger por-
tion Of the fleet, and the remainder retired from
the contest.
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ALEXANDRIA, AFFAIRs-James Mellon, OF
Acotink, who was some time ago arrested and
confined in the Old Capitol on serious charges,
and afterwards released, we learn, was last
night wounded and captured while attempting
to steal a horse IN the neighborhood OF his
home. The ball took effect in his side, but the
wound is notconsidered dangerous. We eunder-
stand that he has been quite extensively engaged
in s.ki1napping" horses since his release nom
Jas. W. and Edlott Wilson. citizens, were
Captured yesterday near Umtreyiiie, ana sent
) In lfo.day 10 Col. Wells, Provoss Marshal Gen
eraI. They are enid 70 be gueriias One OF
them has taken the oathf allegiance, put iate-
" he has been seen under very suspicious CIR
Sabout seventy contfabAnds arrived in this
citV from the front yesterday safternoen., We
nniersfand q ute q large number Of them DE.
sloBg. in Hsdaecn icounty.--Ates. Ne0s, Sept. %.
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Reception of the r ussian Naval Visitors

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The officers of the Rus
sian vessels OF war in our harbor are to have a
grand reception on Thursday. The committee
of the City Councils will wait on the Russian
Admiral, and present the resolutions OF wei
come. They win be accompanied on their
return by the Admiral and officers, and landing
AT some point up town, will pass down Broad
way 10 the City Hall, escorted by the entire
First Division of the State Militia
BOSTON, sept. 29.-The Board of Aldermen
have passed resolutions inviting the Russian
officers at New York TO accept of the hospi-
taIities of the city of Boston.
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CoNCKNTRATIoN OF FoRRIGN SHIPS AT NEW
YoRK.-The port of New York, for some reason
or other, has come to be very important point,
all at once, in the eyes Of our ssforeign reia-
tions,' else they would not be, as they are,
making it the rendezvous for SO many of their
crack ships Of war. The new corners, yester-
day, were the following: ssss..-. ,a.,....r..
English ship Of the line Nile, E. T, Barnard,
four days from Halifax. Has on board Ad-
..ral Milne. s.ss..- .s.#s. .#isg5t -
English steam frigate 1mmortaiite, q. Han
cock commander, four days from Bermuda
English dispatch boat Nimble, Given COM
mander, 4 four days from Halifax. 4 r E.,t
French frigate Guerriere, commander Key
mould, 9 days from Halifax.
Including the Russian frigates and the French
gunboats previously arrived there are npw
lying in the North River, within sight OF Sshe
Battery, no fewer than nine Europeap mensof-
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~ Quite an excitement WIS occasioned at
the American ofics yesterday, at one O'Clock.
by the appearance Of an ofhcer, with q military
guard who took possession of the building, or
dered the hands to leave their work, the clerks
in the editorial rooms under arrest, and were
about closing Us mp in q most summary man.
ner. The responsible proprietor was Tempo
for with a view Of PIE cling him also in duran ce.
In the midst OF the ex xcitement one Of our en-
ployees asked to see the order for this proceed
ing, when it Was discovered that they were
directed to close mp tho olice Of the Daily Ga
zette and arrest the editors and proprietofs OF
that sheet for certain alleged disloyal publica-
tions The officer In charge Immediately dis
covered his error, and was much mortified at
the commotion he had caused in a loyal estsb-
lishment. On discovering their error they pro.
ceeded to the ONCE OF the Gazette, closed ii mp,
and arrested some OF the editors and propri-
etors.-Bdltimore Americaa
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Bank Robbery.

BosToE, Sept. 2s.-The Sonhegan Bank at
Gullford, N. H., was broken open on Saturday
night, and bonds to the value Of S90, 600 $4,000
in notes. and o. 900 in bills were stolen.
PITTsFIELD, Mass, Sept. 2-The vault OF
the Berkshire Mutual Fire Insurance Comp pany
was entered last night by burglars and ROBBED
of about $2.4G0 in United States stocks and
cash,
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From Richm Ond .

FORTRESS MON KuE, sept Up m.-Tne nag
of truce steamer New York. in charge of Major
John E. Mulford, arrived from City Point this
evening. She brings some 300 Union soldiers.
The Richmond papers appear 10 be meagerly
supplied with news, and that Of minor lmpor-
tance The editorials in the various papers are
hopeful, but they urge the most strenuous ex-
ertions to recover Chattanooga and repel the
expected advance of Gen. Meade.
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Temperance Celebration.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The twenty first an
niversary OF the establishment of the Order of
Sons Of Temperance was celebrated o-day. A
Cooper Institute this evening The special
session of the N National Division was held du-
ring the day, at which delegates were present
from the States and British Provinces. The
meeting was the largest ever held for many
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Captures by the X ebeIs in chesapeake Bay.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The schooners Ireland
and John J. Houst man were captured by the
rebels, in the Chesape axe Bay, previous to the
23d instant. They were plundered and set
adrift. The Alexandria was captured. plum
dered, and ashore The Government
schooner Alliance, laden with provisions and
suffers stores, valued ut $4,000, was also cap
tured. The crews of the other vessels were
put on board Of her, and she was last seen off
Sands Shoals bound South
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FORTS NAMED AFrKR DRcEAsED HHRo.s-
Fort at Rosters Bluff, near Alexandra, to be
called Fort Foote The water battery at Alex
Fleet Captain Rodgers. Fort Blenker, south
side Of the Potomac, to be called Fort Reyn-
olds, after Major Gen. J. F. Reynolds. The four
teaounts' a, n' v ana y. near sort lyon VIII
Gen. S. A. Weed, Captain Of Artillery; Fort
Farnesworth, after Brig Gen. E. J. Farnes-
worth; Fort O'Rourke, after Lit p. H. O'Rourke,
u. s. Engineers (Colonsl Volunteers;) Fort
Willard, after MAJOR George A. Willard, 10th
U. S. Infantry, Colonel Folunteers.)
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From Cairo,

CAIRO, Sept 2s-We have no later advices
from Little kock. All is quiet along the w hite
river. The health of the troops is good.
Four hundred and fifty bales of cotton ar
rived to. day, part of which belongs to the
Government.
Passengers by the steamer Lady Franklin
Iepoit me cap.uLe, IN MeLnPnis, On oat9raay
ardsOn.
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From Fsrtrsss Msnr.s,

FORTRESS MoHRol, Sept. 27.-Flag Of truce
1;oht fr,,n 1titv po;nt .itb 1anerai Wer.a,,S
Com missioner for the exchange Of prisoners.
The General had no communication with any
one except by telegraph with Commissioner
Ould, who failed to keep his appointment to
meet the General at City Point.
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A New Draft.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-The Posts Wasing-
ton letter says there will be a new draft for six
hundred thousand men, from which the lIov-
eminent expects to get two hundred thousand.
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Marine Disaster.

NEW YoRK, Sept. a0.-The sloop Gustave,
from Bremen for baltimore, put into Ramsgate
on the 18th, severely damaged, having been in
collision with another vessel.
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Large Sale Of Coal.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Twenty. five thousand
tons Of Scranton coal Were sold at auction to-
day, at prices ranging from 1886 to $795 per
, ton,
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Heavy Failure Of a Geld Speculator.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The Commercial re-
ports the failure of q heavy spec culator In gold
live res.
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CoUG MS, COLDS, &o., DO.

or less fubjset 10 Colds Osushs. RronoAitis, or
some afsstiOn Of the threat or lung, thSy shS9ld
COUGH CANDY. II 10 the most ylsasaat and
efeetnal remedy known % public spesksrs or sing:
era. It In inyalr abls. See What the celebrated
Prof. Ala xanlsr Wolowski says gift:
WAsHIHefoA, April 50, l66S.
Ar. Bqssceu-eir: Having used your 0edieated
Cough Candy for hoarseness and other affections
OF The throat proceeding from heavy col T. found
it very beneficial and TO gurpAas any thing else
that have ever used for the same purpose, and
would recommend it to sin gers and to persons sub
Ject TO such affections from colds excessive uSa
of the voice. ALnxARDIa WoLowsKI,
Professor Of Music.
- Sold 81 all the principal Drug Stores and at
BOsWELL'S Drug Store, corner Of Maryland ave-
nne and 7th street. Price Us cents per package or
I've for @1. 21-lWs
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AFire Seen Near Charleston.

Fire Seen Near CharIeston.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The transport steam
or Constitution has arrived from Hilton Head
When OF Charleston her officers saw q large
fire, but from the distance could not tell wheth.
er it was lin the city or from q vessel in flames
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The Draft IN Albany Completed.
ALBANY, Sept. 29-The draft in this city was
completed to-day, 1,443 names having been
drawn. 4.
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DROPosALs FOR HORSES.
CAVALRY BUREAU,
M ONee Of The Caisf Qsarterma sts,

Office af the Caief Cxarter,uastr,
WASHINGTON, ID. @. August IS. 1868, \
PROPOSALS are solicited and viii be received at
tins ofce for furnishing Cavalry Horses to be de.
Hnhlnston City, Syracuse, N. Y, or Indianapolis
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing of
borses In lots of not less than twenty fve (25.)
The Horses to be from fifteen us, to sixteen (16)
hanoa high from FIVE t5 to nine t9) years old wel
fesk. and free from all defects.
The ability OF the bidder to fu!dl his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guar
The responsibility of the suarantors must be
SHOW by the onclal certificate Of the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
District Attorney
Proposals must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel O g. sawtelle, Chief Quartermastsr Cav
AAl5y Bureau. and be Endorsed on the envelope
Lieut. Col and 6hief Quarter master,
au ls II Cavalry Bureau.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR vURNIsHING rae
- Subsistence Department with $500 FIVE HUN
pRED TONS or BALED HAY, are invited till the
18th day of October, 1893 The Hay to be Of the
best quality, and to be delivered at the wharve. at
sixth street. The Hay to be weished at the time
OF d. livery az the weigh 30 determined to be the
purchase weight. Bids VIZ be required in dupli-
cate, and 10 bid win be received from parties who
are disloyal, or who have previously failed with
made in ''Certi6cates of fnde btedpess !" A coa
tract with . good bond will be required to be
entered into Bids to be directed to Col A. BECK
WITH, A. D. G. and O. g., 223 G street Washing
ton, D. seal
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rA. soutaeTn, paper tells Toombsl II. isn't
jndicipns g tst Ni ne fnows. Iss wouidn't
fafe him long.
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NEW HAVEN, Sept 29.-The National Horse
Fair commenced to-day, with. every prospect
of success.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EIOR 2ALI-A BREAD BAKERY, With GOOD
4 as: and !: Il:
p.esent doing larger business than has been done
.sa ,:s a5
E,Ok sALE.--A great opportupis, To invest in .
Psontsee M Suspss: !. nov offered in the Stock
ssssa st he .ssneT Of Br,dss and Market Streets,
Gtoreetoxn, D: q eonsisting of Horses, Oar
s ss E Of o..o!sr II mot .Ga
De sold at bile auction The stand is the best in
be shown and res 500 Given. % Iosuies
sn % premises Of B. K. GLG DIXON, !, sr a GLAD.
MON. Eta. Sc 3+lws
"WooDLEY" .oF: RE NT.-rhe eoun.ry resi-.
rent; The Mansion Homs, very .eommodious. ,it.
fsss il three with
shs e, % and and
only few ,nir ysla from the sity pas,snssr
rhs ,ass anovs seEnt1y ses' win BE- rented Nay,
cation il made to tbe Proprietor on the plase, or
hohsRs hifgess COWS
For !aE.hsr informasion apply At this once.
EoK sALE--A ane FRAME CoTrAan HOUSE
Il beautifully siluatsd. cor tainins eleven rooms
on Delaware avenue, OF Q and a half squares north
Tse. " Ss% sss:: ss
ELIGIBLR EU!LDIkG LOT FOB SALE IN
~ GhORGEIuWN The subscriber offers at
sd lo sas ns5sh
Georgetown, D. 9; II not ID before the i4ih OF
sSeon sa,a r e pa'
..o,-.,... cor of Bridge snd conxrssssts
re Z-eoS1 Georgetown. d. c.
PEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Persons wanting to Rent OF Purchase Dwelling or
kststs Agsnoy. Also. persons havi, Property Of
snS that tss assfs to s gss Or
tenants free of charge.
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AUCTION SALES.
&c. MCGUIRE @ co.. Auctionser

By J. g. MCGUIRE q co.. Auctionsers
TNKU6TEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPERTY NEAR THE CIRCLE ON PENNSYLVANIA
IrEHuE BY virtue Of dead OF trust recorded
september 23d ,S62, In LIber J. A. NO. 223 f,.ios
DA ~ October sd at O'Clock p m, in front Of the
premises, Lot numbered ten tin). in square
numbered thirty eight 1887, Undivided by Isaac
Pollack, situated 2sth street near Pennsyl mia
avenue.
Upon the pre- mises above described is large
three story Brick House
Terms One h alt C ash balance in ecu | payments
to be secured by notes at six and w-lve m opths
bearing interest, and deed of trust the premi-
ses,
If the terms of s.le are not complied with in Eve
days from the day of sale incla i've the property
will be resold upon FIVE days notice at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser
All conveyanclng at tt cost of the purchaser
HkNRY LoVEJOY, Trustee
seq J. G. MC2UikE &c co Aucts
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TH1 UR1fT! TIL DKzRTf
Now all over and every one can now look young
and say again. Al those Who visa to change the
lhAde or color Of the Hair should call and Set .
bottle Of BOsWILL WAKNHkB 0OLOR1YIC
H0k COLORING TIM HAIR. It will certainly
ehapse the Hair or Whisksrs 10 . beautiful Brovn
ever.
II 10 DesRl,arly aAsytsA 70 LaAiss' uss. II IL so
little trouble, and without sntan Cling the Hair.
For sale et 10SR1LLH = Iaasy aAd Military store,
No. 20o \ street, Hear Nth.
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

SUBSTITUTES HEADQUARTNGS THE high
~ est prices Will be raid for SUBSTITUTES S q for
akAEIE ED men II ose in want OF ga stitates viii
gence and Real Estate Offce, No 51l Ninth st !,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
su loft N a EIELER
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By GREEN C WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
HERIr2II E,a SkLE or HQuar AMI j

By GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
ON TIE IsLASD.-By virtue of q deed of trust
from William hiernan, dated ths 18th of April,
1858, and recorded In Llber j. A. s. No 1856 fo,i os
III, &c, OF this county, VIII sell st Public Auc
.I alon on FR1bAf, the lsth Of Cesoeer next. at 4
Square No Ae, in the city OF Washing gton, begin
nins for tt said part at the northwest corner of
laid Lot at the int rsection of south ID ana j
streets and running thsnce south 22 feet inc aes
thence east parallel WITH south D street 20 feet
lncht fence soutb beaSterly 81 feet inches to
point dis tnt 81 feet inches from south d street
thence east parallel with said street i feet thence
west with south street G9 feet inches to the be-
ginning, With the Frame Dwelling and other i'm
Term. of sale: One halt cash the balance in six
and Twelve months with notes bearing interest.
and secured by a deed of trust
II the terms Of sale are not com Piled with in
three days, the Trustee reserves the right to re-
sell on one weeks notice. at the pens. and risk
Of the defaultng purchaser. Ali conveyancing
and stamps at the e. sx pense 81 he purchaser.
Eel4 eod6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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THE WEEKIY STAR,

This excellent Family and News Journa
containing grester variety Of interesttng
reading than can be found in any other, -
published on Friday morning.
TrRss-casA, ,ssoarsably - sdvssss,
SinRle copy, Per annum. J. ....... 81 o.
~ copies s.....sss.s.ss.........4 No
= Sep'ss ......ses...sss......... 3tt
twenty i've copies es...............9 70 90
II invariably contains he J. washington
mat has nade fAs Dss5y EsssSms Stsy
uia's 20 generally throughout the country
single copies lin wrappers) can b pro.
cured at the counter, immedia..,v .s.r m.
issue OF tne paper. Prce-rHxss Orxra.
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DRoPosALs FOR ROOFING FkLT
CAVALRY BUREAU.
npPurR ar nurpR mr.

CAvALRY BURRAU,
OFFICE or OBIEF QuARrRRMAsrER
WASHINGTON, d. O., Be 6eptembsr Q, 1858
PROPOSALS solicited at this Office for the ia r
nishins Of ROOFING FELT in considerable guam
titles, as it may be required from time to time in
The Felt to be delivered at the wharf Of the
Cayalry Depot at Gisboro Point, near this city
Bidders requested to send with their bids
implies OF the quality Felt they propose to fur
niEh
The Felt win be subject to inspection on de-
livery. O. g. sAWTELLE,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Qu arterr aster,
se W-u Cavalry Bureau.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoeALs FOR ROOFING IILr.
CHIlP ASS r fQuA1fIHMlsYDHb O1If0D,
D1os af WasAiastos. Nc; 1S4 so,h Fssrsa,

\
D0os sf Wasiissto~, No. 13< so,iA Fshsa,}
WAsHNGfoH. D.. O.. Sept ., l0eS.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this faeo
anni sATU RDAY. Oct 8, 1858, at y o'clock m , Ter
the yui pose OF furnishing the United States until
the 5,h OF January. 1854. with Lath, Pitch. and
koehps Fels. to be used In the Construction Of
Stables Barfackg, and Warehouses.
The Felt to be laid on the buildings, and the bid.
der will be supposed to contsmp plate said roofing a.
composed of the above named materials. and his
bio VIII state the price sauAre foot Tor furnsh
ing the sane, placing it on the building, and com
pleting the roof In al respects The rtcies above
named to be delivered at such points in such
quantities. at such time. and plaesd upon such
?: C., IS the Chief Assistant Quartsrmaster NAV
direct 10y
The delivery and work to commence on OF before
the etb day OF Octeesr, 1863, and al the work WSen
fhta 70 be satisfactory 70 said Chief Assistant
QusItermaster. =
bidders are requested TO furnish With their bids
to deliver. 80 SASSo's
Paid articles win be subject to rigid inspection
on delivery.
Proposals. from disloy al parties will not be oon-
ndered and An oath of allegiance to the q. g. Gov.
srnment must accompany each proposition.
Proposals must be addressed to Cart DdWard L.
Harfz. AaaiafAnf Qusrternaaster q. b, ArnaY Waah-
inston D G.. snd should Be plainly marksd.'Pso-
EDWARD L. HARrz,
&c 3-5f captain, A. Q. NJ, q. 3. Army.
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BvJ. Q. MCGUIRE d CO.. A sctioneers.

BvJ. O. MCGUIRE d CO.. A actioneers.
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LOT UNDER
tion Of Oesiis Lawrence, guardian Of artha Louisa
1aa .1s hs Of
qi.n Of asorxs ": LaErsnoe, minor heir of 1ssian
Orpnans' Court Of Washing neton cSuDty, in tAs Dis
trict OF Columbi duly ratified and confirmed by
Of in
s s1 ss
claim. End demand of the said minor heirs in the
o aa 1ss
near the corner of Msssachusetts avenue, and
hunsd sns ot ia ,s
psnlie plan of the city Of Washington, together
S5SR S;S5fiA /! ( SISSs! SHIsS#Ssssso.'
saes:' 'st Il co. Aus
GAZE or VALUABLE REAL PROPERLY IN
3 offered ier s.s ss 1aetion' e rs siddsr
IN q ossaSsr on
in separate parcels the following described Real
s.: Tlssss ss s:snn :ss,s hsist W.rshoa;s. slate
ing t.snty thr.. feet water stree. and sixty one
let st on ~ rotl%s s street. .;u1s p,,.t v.r.,.
Joining the above, OF the same dimensions - the
6yst.
81. fh:ss. story Brick HonGs. next north Of she
above and fronti.F on Potomas street, With the
bae1 building and srouna anneSsd, frontins on
:sa th ,ss. nHs .so ,a :,
an alley.
hontins On. Pofomse street seventy one fact and
t1tsndins back eastwardly, Of the same width
Ii:s. lot q a1oaas o On i the :... aid. Of fHisl
street, being Lot number foar In Peters Square,
improved hy T.o story Frame Dvellins house.
Terms of sale Ons third of tbs pu hass m onsy
to be paid In caah and the remainder Ia two saaal
payments In six and twelve months, the deferred
payments to Be secured By Rotes and deed OF trust
on the premises.
The expense Of oonvsyaneiny TO be paid By the
purck sseru JU DS0N MITCHHLL,
JOHN DAVIDSON,
se25-eotOsflr Teustses.