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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO STATE that the
public reception by the President OF the Uni
ted States on New Years Day, will commence
at twelve o'clock M at which time, in con-
formity with police arrangements, the ga'es of
the enclosure will be opened. The reception
will terminate at two O'Clock P. NJ precisely.
Carriages will approach the Executive Man
sion by the east gate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31
THE IRISH LEGION

The general impression around us with refer
ence to the future command Of this admra ole
CORPS is that it Is m ost likely to be entrusted to
Gen. Thomas francis Meagher, who is now
here awaiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ENROLMENT OF QUARTERMAS.
TIERS EMPLOYEES IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec 3O.-By an order
from Headquarters, the Chief Quartermaster
Of this Department is ordered to enroll all
camp followers and citizens employed by the
Government The enrolment will be com.
pleted by about the first OF January.
The r.,er Is eignI Ieot Vn Tue snuals, ana
rising,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31
DEPARTMENT OF EST VIRGINIA

DEPARTMENT OF W EST VIRGINIA
Bri!iiani cavalry Operations Plans Suc.
ceSstuliy EXecuted-UfficiaI 4nusi,ucf.
ment OF Triumph-OfiieIai Dispatch of
General Kelley.
HARPER's FERRY. Va, Dec. 29.-Brio,. Gen.
Cullun, CHEZ Of StoT:-Gen. S,u Iliyaus coInn n
has returned safely, bringing in 100 prisoners.
about 100 horses, equipments. DC. NV ditr,r
ent columns are all now safely back Tney
have captured in a II over 400 prisoners, and n
large amount OF property. MEplaus md others
have all been promptly and NEhtuliy axecut-
ed, with single exception. and with bar s,n L II
ioss on our part. j. f. KELLY, Brig. Gen.
Movements of the Rebel Army.
NEw YORK, Dec. Goa special dsspatc,,,
dated Cumberland, Md, Dec. 80, says :-.tiea-
eral Kelley has received tnfcrmaiiou fro q
General Sullivan, the Ia tier getting lie from
nine deserters VINO have Just arrives from the
Shenandoah Valley, that the Rebel General
Early, with 500 men, is hstwseu New Market
and Mount Jackson. q neral Rs3ser also,
with 700 Rebel troops, and Gensrii L n ,oden,
wi 1850 men
There is great iseatisfsc,ion among the
rebels, and deserters heard OF The prssid ant'.
Proclamation. &c, with sur piise. an 4 a. tane
TO come iN They declare that IL the Pro.ti.
n a'ion could be distributed freely among tn
rebel troops, thrus zuts would a. once 60 ne
INTO our lines. They say tina. the p.o-iama-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31
y The Rebel Raid in Tennessee.
2gMPHIs, Dec. 2S.AAfter- sps sIixngns.d

= II. Is, ,. UT. y. .o'u 'uuIJ' INT. pdTtlcu-
Rei General Forre-t divided his forces in IN
enr columns, reported at 4,0J0 strong, and
sec Wolf river, hear Lafavette, yesterday.
pey Destroyed several small cuIverts, tres :
and the telegraph on the Memphis and
aries TOE railroad between Coli ers Vile an i
scow, and have gone south
teperaf Griersons cavalry and Morgan's
Ris ade OF infantry are in hot pursuit and il is
Ropsd, Will bring them TO stand 81 Cold wa .
Ter -
Ire Bird over which this force eros sed
W OH river had been ordered to he DESTROYED
but The order was disobeysd The telegraph
is seain working, and the railroad will bs re-.
paired tomorrow. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

VACCINATION DONE WITH PURE VAC.
y cine Matter, At sac Seventh street, up stat, .,
Room Z. n de 81. ST.
HACK AND HORSES IoR SALE,
H At Auction,
AVAIL Il BARNARDs Bazaar.
SATURDAY, Jan. "a. de3:-2t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

W. sHAFYiELDB BALTIMORE CONFEo-
N tionary and Ladies' Oyster Saloon. ass
Sixth street. between and a. Weddings, p Arties
Balls. fairs, suprsrs. Dinner Parties, and other
entertainments Furnished at the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms. Ice Creams and
Water Ices. tae best quality made BY steam power
wholesale and retail. no Tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
FROM TENNESSEE
OFFICIAL DISPATCH OF GEN. THOMAS

Capture of n Supply Train by the Rebels
The Enemy Pursued and Scattered-EriI.
liant Bayonet Charse-Capture of Pris.
oners, etc . -. ...
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 29.-Major General IT.
W. Halleck, General in. Chsef Col. Long, OF
the 4th Ohio cavalry, commanding the Second
DIVISION OF cavalry, reports from Calhoun,
Tenn. December 2Sth, that the rebel General
wheeler, With twelve or fifteen hundred cav
airy and mounted infantry, attacked Col Sci.
bert, and captured supply train from Chat.
fanooga to Knoxville, asout 10 this g. M. nj
STE. The train escort had reached its encamp.
nent last night. and Col. SeiDert's skirf14shers
were actively engaged with the enemy.
This a. m, before Colonel Long was ap-
priced of their approach, he immediately
moved the small force for duty at ais cam n.
At that time one hundred and fifty men, and
crossed to Colonel Seibert's support The
rebels shertly afterwards gave way, Colonel
Long pursuing them closely. DISCOVERING a
portion OF their force cut of on the right3 he
charged them with sabres, completely Ct ~.
hlizing and scattering them idgreat, con fdlUH
and in every direction. Several oS eanenoF1
)le hundred and twenty. one prisoners in.
ing five commissioned officers, were can
The main rebel column fed and was
sued hve miles on tie Dalton roid, and
0t last Leen was fleeing precipitately. COL
oct g's loss was one man slightly wounded
~ onicer in comm and OF the Courier, sta
bed at Cleveland, also reports that he Was
PACKED early this morning, December 18th,
a force OF about one hundred rebels. He
kfoYe them on. GEO. II. THOMAS,
Major General COMMANDING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

j s.s15-wsseh mes lin: Ta1s S6a l.S,sy9!
1IENIsa, commencing st O'Clock fresc ~
n~NoTiCE EXTRAoRDIEAaY!-Th win
1s be q (irsnd Exhibition OF the eoebsate,
senssisn MAR psnorsns the mSsi pssaiaesn
the world. It odd Fellows Hal eve nisat this
Wsss ard on Eriday Yss a Dsy sna sst
e Vim re !. va IP2R Ris sgsssi.l
> zsihG ~ eeloek u 10 NAE H 1I-anssmsnts
i ntoSs' W. aa. swsEI. G.s.
,ss gef - s GENERA y "a E929s
s;o. Nss.a 5 .5-la Fs, j, q :,
MAJ ing srrsnRsrenss sor tie funerni az oar AZ
Brother z. 6 - b AeLiAsn. By 0rdsr; -
nrsrARV ALTON .-TAoas wn2 are tired Of
Ia beng aSpsssa ana nat starred, ,goa.d
tr,; i Particular alt:nsion s,yea 70 dsse.'ss
f fosn 7s sP ps %ashiu es D.
n@FAIK OF GRACE CHURCH SUNDAY
81 asee Chars ReFeH Of ha sgnas
e"r siI Grfn Their The tsps q hs
he ss,h becebeS IN the si baasmdn Of ne Pty
terrain Church. Sxth street near MARI lana avenue,
the same : The Fair win be sSntiauc d rtas tie
week, aud close on New Years evening All
friends are cordially invited. dc 2d-otN
O@uFFICE WASHINGTON GAS iIGHT
i COMPANY, Deem Der nth, l653-S0I ICE
tcs is heIeb, given that an eleciion for avs blrs;
tor. Of tts comprIy to serve one ear, gill oe ed
at its Office No Asa Zenith street wcstt, on MON
DAY. January Attn. 1874, between the houts of IL u
and D. m. All ssocsholde are invited to be
ders eotd J.F. BROWN. Secretary.
~IO THE VOTERS OF WARRINGTON
NS The Assessors of the different Wards will
meet at the following places, from loo CLOCK r. to
CLOCK M, from the l4th to the 3lst Dee Der,
Inclusive. to correct and register the names OF
First Nard-John A. Rheem. No l72 Penpsylva-
MIA avenue. between 18th a, 18th streets
Second Wsrd-Js" W. spalding, No. 81
Third Wart--Henry B. Curtis, Eighth and L
streets, Rankin s OYSTER saloon
Fourth Ward-Thomas W. Rurch Fifth street.
between q and II streets
Fifth WardaB F. oyer, No. 67l Nav Jersey
Sixth Ward-Gharles Z; Nelson, 1913 g street
sonsh, hstysen Sixth and Seventh streets east.
outh. Ietween Eighth and Ninth streets dei5-td
NTIoE CREAM AND WATER IcIs OF THE
Felrs, Balls &c st the lowest prices. at the PhIa
deiph5a Confetti emery corasr 18th and sts
~ sHAFYiELDs BALTIMORE CoNFEo-
kS tionary and Ladies' Oyster Saloon, 3S6
Sixth street, bstwesn G and a. Weddings, Parties
entertainments FURNISHED at the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms. Ice Creams and
Water Icss tas best quality made BY steam power
wholesale and retail no Tim
VACCINATION DONE With PUR. VAC.
' cine Matter, at sac Seventh street, up stat, O.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

~READINe MATTER ON EVERY PAaE,
ZEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

MORE RECRUITS SroPPED.-On Monday
night, Officer Clements, at the Depot, arrested
two substitute brokers, and were about going
North, but the brokers, white men, gave the
Ofbcer the slip. The colored men were turned
over to Capt. ScheetZ, and being able-bodied
were mustered into service here.
On Tuesday night, Officer Sprague stopped
at the same place, and arrested man, named
VIM. Douglas, and ten colored men, who were
about going OFF, but three of the colored men
managed to escape, but the Officer, with the
assistance OF Sergeant Meredith and Oficer
Hilton, took them to the station, where Doug
las showed a pass for himself and ten recruits,
and acknowledged that he was going TO enlist
them north. The men, however, stated that
they had been engaged to go to New York to
station, +. Mitchell came to see what was to
be done with them, and he was also put under
arrest. The men, were not, however, fit for
Messrs. Douglass and Mitchell were sent to the
Central Guardhouse, where the latter gave
bail tor further hearing, when 1t is hoped
such a decision may be made as will put stop
to recruiting here for the Northern States
REAL ESTATE SALEs.CAase and Lincoln.--
A correspondent of the N. Y. Express writes /:
WAsHISsToH, Dec. ao.Goveraor Sprague
Hin, the large house on Sixth street occupied
by Mr. Chase. Price, $4,000 The house cost,
in ,s5s, $1,000. Two vacant lots adjacent are
MT. Potts, of the Metropolitan Hotel, has
purchased, for $4,000 the house aud grounds
of the Ito Major Nicholson, Of the Marine
Corps, halt a mile south east from the Oapftol;
a modern house and extensive grounds. MI
Potts has made, in the last two years, for
time In the Metropolitan Hotel. He was for.
merry clerk In the House OF Representatives.
RoBBHD Yesterday afternoon, James r
Jones, 5ath N. Y. while in q restaurant near
the Capitol, ii is alleged, was robbed OF 400,
keeper saw the act, and called Oficer Glen.
ents, who arrested him, and Justice Furgnson
committed him to Jail for further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

~ICE CREAM AND WATER ICIsO OF THE
9 best quality delivered to Families, Hotels
fsrs. Balls &c at the lowest prices. at the Phils
de!phIa Confetti emery corner 18th and SITS
DC T-lnnk i RIIE9EII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

DRsEETERs AEREsTEp.-The following de-
scrters have been arrested by Capt Scheetz's
airy; Joseph Quinn, SD N. Y. vols; John
McElrOy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

COmMITTAL OF A WITNKss.-Yesterdsy
ratroIman Fuss arrested VIM. Leinsman,
eo4r plainant in the case Of the u. S. against
George Eckert and Fred Lambright for passing
counterfeit money. He was taken before JUS
tice Barnaclo, who sent him to Jail for court,
to secure his appearance there as a witness.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-07
MARRIAGE OF TIE PRINCE or Wales. =

MARRIAGE OF TIE PRINCE or WALES. -
Mr. Punch hes no reverence for Kings,
Queens, Princes, Princesses. brides Or bride
grooms. He is quite impartial in the dis
trlbution of the thwacks of his bludgeon,
and serves out Victoria with much the same
sauce as Judy. For example he says: las
it is now finally settled that the marriage
Of the Prince Of Wales is not to take place
IN London, but in an obscure village Of
Berkshire (Windsor), remarkable only for
anold castleand -sanatory arrangements,
ar. Punch ventures to suggest that the Sc
crecy Of the proceeding should be carried
ont to the utmost, and that all The intination
the nation Should have that the Heir APP
parent is welded should be the following
advertisement among the marriages in the
Times of March 10: On the 18th inst, at
Windsor, b. DR.. Langley assisted by DR..
Thompson, Albert Edward England, X. G.,
70 Alexandria Denmark. No cards
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-07
POETRY.
o were Not rired Of Fighting Yet.
DY CHARLES G. LELAND.

o We re not tired of fighting veil
We're not the boys 10 Brighten vet
K6ledrums are drumming we'll lee coming,
With the ball and hayonet!
For we can hit while they can pound.
and so let's have another round!
Scctsh Is bound to lick the ground!
And Wen be in their pantry yet!
O We re not tired Of tramping yet
OF soldier life or camping yet;
And rough or level, man or deSsa,
3}e are game for stamping yet.
Az re lived through weather wet and dry,
Through hail aud fire without cry,
We wouldn't freeze and couldn't fry,
And hay hi got through our ramping yeti
We hav n broke up the party yet,
We're rough, and tough, and hearty yet;
Who talks OF going pays what's owing,
And there's bill will smart ye yet!
SO hang the doors and lock aem Tight
Secesh, you We got to make itrighti
Wen have little dance tonight;
You can't begin TO travel yet!
o were not tired of fighting yet
Nor ripe for disunitiag YET!
Before they do ii, or get thro' 1t,
There'll be some savage biting yet
Then hip hurrah for Uncle Sami
Aud down with all secesh and sham
From Davis TO Vallanaigtiani,
They all shall rue their treason ISL!
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-07

1t was in the year 1857, a few DAYS after
the memorable battle Of Rossbach, when
two PrGssian recruiting officers Of the
fortress of Minden passed out the
western gate in order 20 enjoy the mild
sunny November afternoon IL the open air.
They were corporals Frelsch and Lucbbc,
the former still fresh 10 tue service, the
latter an old hand with almost sixty years
experience, who had risen gradually to his
present rank; his head was bald except for
a few well powdered locks by the ear, and
the long cue concerning which it never
could be discovered whether it grew on his
head or was simply an appendage: his eyes
retaiaed their youthful fire under their gray
ladlcs, aud grizzly beard concealed the
absence of teeth Rich in trick ana artitee,
he had earned tic reputation Of being the
ablest and most cunning of recruiting Off
GERS, and during his long service had sue
cecaed in drawing many mep to the Prus-
sian flag
Thunder and lightning" began the
old man while be carefully stroked HE beard,
IF it were only theseason for recruiting!
every one is full of old Fritz and biz victory
at Rossbach. The young folks are impa-
tent for news, and call as loudly for bait
us fish in thunder storm. 1t would he
easy work now to raise regiment"
Perhaps that is the way you were
caught!" said Fretsch ''sinca you under
stand SO we'll how to draw in other people. 4"
"Not 50, comrade, " replied Luebbe, lido
not imagine for moment that such bait
would ever have lurcd me- was made of
quite different material and waited for
another kind of hook Let me tell you
about it!!''
The old man stroked his beard, cleared
his throat and began as follow:
MY father-God bless lin, was a
hard taskmaster; he sent me regularly to
school, and when school was cut obliged me
to study 1t home with him or my mother
Hence it came to pass BIZ the time | had
reached my seventeenth year / was able to
support myself was hired as copyist by
rich old man WHO paid nae SMALL wages
for which I was obliged to sit and scribhle
until my finger joints grew stiff. | was
with him tn months, during which time |
was continually thinking how to escape from
this frightful bondage With the second
summer suddenly and unexpectedly came
my release. The old man went to Baden,
and when the cats away The mice viii play,
as you know. Now began the summer OF
nv life. My master had left his carriage
and horses, as well as q young boy, and nil
Of these | took into my possession. We
! dressed ourselves In cur masters clothes,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-07

1t has long been known that Russia
makes one daily revolution about the Pole.
bnt only recently established that the Pole
purposes making one continual revolution
about Russia.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-07

Top Oyer the border into nes gnn0rlng KING
dom, where, being unknown, We could play
the fine gentleman at pleasure. was the
Baron Won Schreiber, my eomrade the
Baron Ven Ross. The hateful yoke was
broken end | was at last my own master.
| was a pretty boy, and popular with the
ladies. At every corner they called and
ginkcd and whispered and Baron SciaseabeF
never waited to be asked for a second time.
Sunshine and thunder and lightning are
not far apart, and so il proved i'll this case.
Prussian recruiting officers had their sharp
eyes upon us, and soon saw through our
assumed nobility. But We snelt rat and
cast out net and line to catch ourselves we
succeeded in getting Of until at last it wac
impossible any longer to escape enr fate.
Among others in Baden we met rich
jew who was friendly anil seemed DESTROYS
Of making our acquaintance. In our blind
ness we thought that our rank and our
money attracted the son Of Abraham. aud
that he was only waiting for IN opportunity
10 Heecc us. Our supply Of cash was get
ting log, and when it was entirely exhaust
cd, We recalled tic offer of the jew 10 adj
vance more, as well as to visit him ard
dsiAk Lis vine, and laughed In oar sleeves
to think hsg Ee were imposing upon hisa.
But he was more craAy ihaa tie tvo Bar
ons, and we, us If stricken with blindness.
failed to see through his design.
Frequently he spoke Of the glorious life
in the p.sIssian army, and at last remark d
earelcs@ly, that such gentlemen as W. were
would b. received With opep arms, aud 60
pericncc no difficulty in obtaining commits
si0ns As the expected return home of our
master rather endangered our rank, The
suggestion was welcome, and after discus
ine the matter We decided to take advan-
tarc Of tie jews Offer when next We were
in his company, and behold-the Jew
brought with him tai, fine looking man,
in shining uniform, whom he called Lieu
tenant Colonel. Thunder aud lightning
The Darons were already writing on the
hook.
Where will you serse. ny l,erds =
asked the prusAian officer. such AZ you
are always welcome to my King. You
have only to choose. With the infantry
With the cavalry. master Of horse III tho
ITu4sars, or as grenadier captain: 2
Ny I,aron Ven Boss could contain biz
sill no longer.
Captain Of dragons = cried he. enra?-
t,ired, and glowing with delight, as the che
Colonel handed him his commission; II OILY
remained fer him to sign III. name
F, Master OF Lorsc ia tie Hussars = e-isa
I, ard 10 two minutes ! had ny papers il
my pocket.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-07
TIE RECRUITING OFFICER,

TRANSLATED Fn0M THE GERMAN. roR THK !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-10
DIED,

On the 9th instant, JOHN THOMAS, only SON of
William and ulia A. Terry, aged ten months auf-
fer little children to come unto me, for of such is
the Kingdom of heaven.
The friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to atted the funeral on Saturday, the ilth
instant at 5 O'Clock p. m, from the residence of
its grandfather, MIR Francis P ospsri, on G 1T,
between It'll and 9th streets, Navy Yard
On the 9th instant, at $50 p. N , after lingering
illness, JOHN D., aged three months aud days,
youn gest child Of John z. and Sarah A. Robinson
His funeral will take place on Saturday morning,
18th inst 10 O'Clock, from the residence of his
par ents. No 26s street, between 14th aud 18th.
The relatives anc friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend
[Balt and GAINESVILLE. Ohio. papers please copy !
Or Thursday. the 9th instant, MARTHA ISA
BELLA, infant daughter of Edward and Eleanor
Edwards, aged tive days
Little Martha lisa S gone
70 live beyond the tomb,
Oh what a lovely flower
We have ia Heaven to bloom.
On the 10th of July, WILLIAM BIRD, infant
son of Geo G. and Margaret Henning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-10

On Wednesday, July sth, CAPT CHAS A. EO-
CLESTON to Miss n. A. BROWN, OF Montgomery
county.
Montgomery papers please copy.l
On Tuesday July 7th, by the Rev. DR.. Hall,
Mr.: JNO. II. MERILLAT to Miss FANNIE l..
BANKS, all Of this city.
fBalt. Sun please cepyI
In Geor getown. D. G.. en- the 9Th instant by
Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, Mr. VIM. l.. CISsEL, Of
this city, to Miss HARRIET HISER, of Bsiti.
more, Md.
(Balt. sun please copyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-10

DILEs, PILES, PILES, DIR. WITPIELD's
T. VEGETABLE PILLS are warranted certain
cure for Piles. The worst yield after ne or
two doses No surgical operation should be re-
sorted to. As relief thus obtained bat porary
and has 5stH perfected BIZ the use Of me
knife, The following gentlemen have been cured !:
Mr: Stiles, No. 229 Broadway; Mr.. Hughes, No.
LOT Spring street; Mr. FISHER, No. 544 Broorne
street and numerous ladies whose addresses can
be obtained at my office. Price 80 cents per box
C CO, No 2O2 Broadway, aud by the proprietor.
DR.. WitfoId's Pills are sold by 8 @. FORD, Ne
900 Penn. avenue Washin gton. D. G and by
He HiRT COOK, King street, Alexandra, Va.
j. YOUNG,
ie H-1m No. 4S1 Broadway. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-10

) SUDDEN DEATH.-A young colored man. who
had been sick sometime at a boarding. house at
the Navy Yard, left his home yesterday to pro-
cure some medicine. On his way back he was
taken with serious pains, and after lingering
several hours in the street, died on the corner
OF / and Sixth streets east. He was a contra
band, about 10 years OF age, and rather intelli-
gent. The body was taken in charge by the
police and sent to his late residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-10
ByW.L. WALL & co. Auctioneers.

By W. l.. WALL d CO. Alctoneers.
Soah corner PennSyirani an aueaps and Niarh stress
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE In
to the subscriber, dated October I'd 1860, and re-
eS1dsd in liber A. q No 2H5 foii9 4as, &c ,one Of
ton on MONDAY, the 18th of July, 1868, al
O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms of WI Wall & Co,
Lot no. =, Square l,G6i of the plan of the city OF
Washington
Terms One third cash; balance in six, twelve.
and eighteen months, puro haser's notes satisfac-
torily endorsed and bearing interest and secured
by deed of trust on the premises.
All conveyancing at the expense of the pnr-
chaser.
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with with
In i've days rom the day OF sale, the Trustee
the. risk an cost of the defaulting purchaser Oh
giving one days notice in some newspaper pub
lished in the city of Wash ington.
EDWARD G. CARRlNGTON, Trustee
je IS W. L. WALL, &c co hrrts