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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 17.-Capt. Cane, OF
the tu gboat w hite, has just arrived at Fortress
Monroe, and reports that yesterday, while
passing through the Currituck canal from Nor
folk, bound to North Carolina, they We're cap
tuTed by guerrillas; also the small propeller
FaWn. which was in company with them.
The fugboat W hite was burned, but the Fawn
escaped by the crew taking command of her
from The gear ing below. while the guerrillas
were busy in disposing OF dividing their spoils.
The crew ofthe White was paroled.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1s.-Last evening
the schooner Planet arrived off our guard. ship
Morse, and reported having three stow -aways
on board. Captain Babcock sent boat to the
Planet and took the three men on board the
Morse. They said they had been employed by
Joseph JohnsOn; had run a boat with liquor
and CoItraband goods to Ocean View, and
landed the same on the beach at that place. In
consequence of the heavy wind at that time
they were blown OFF johnson left on shore
and the beat being in q sinking condition tn
parties TOOK refuge on the Planet.
Last night Captain Dodge captured thre .
wagon. loads of boots and shoes, evidently de
signed for the South, and probably part
the above-Damed cargo
The United States gunboat Oleander from
Charleston bar direct, arrived this morning
Spoke the guardship Morse, saying they had
no news, and proceeded 10 Newport News, to
report TO Admiral Lee.
To. day. at noon, the steamer Maple Leaf,
Captain Dale, arrived from Beaufort Also,
steamer New York, Captain Chisholm. They
bring no news, but hourly expect the S. r.
Srarlding from Morris Island.
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THE WARM MISSISSIPPI,
Reiniorc EN- ents for General lBragg-Wreck
OF a Steamer-Openiny Of the Mobile und
and Ohio Rail read.

OF a Steamer-Openiny OF the Mobile und
and Ohio Railre
MEMPHIS, Oct. ia.-The Bulletin says: Infor-
mation frtm Union refugee, Just escaped
from the bloodhounds used to enforce the con-
scription in Mississippi, is 10 the following er-
feet: ice Johnstons :orcs, excepting one di.
vision, has been sent TO reinforce Bragg. There
are not over 1000 Rebel troops in the State OF
Mississippi Gen: I.oring vas at Canton on
sson has gone TO Holly Springs ON tour Of in.
spection. Richardson, Ross, Whitfield, Biithe,
and Chalmers, with bands OF about 500 strong,
are in different parts Of the State, conscripting
and robbing. In three counties around Atlanta
over hundred bloodhounis are being used to
capture Union men. as. s.- 81.
The Memphis anti Charleston railroad and
telegraph have been extended to Iuka.
Gen. Wadsworth. late of the army of the
Potomac, arrived here to-day, bound South on
q ;onr OF inspection OF contrabands.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad will be opened
from Columbus, KY, to Jackson, Tenn, thence
TO CoIinth. A large force Is now working on
the road from Corinth to Decat ur, and il is de-
signed 10 open it from the latter point to Chat
lanoOga.
The Confederate steamer Argus Fulton was
recently captured on Red river.
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|. Notorious Guerrilla Captured.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE notorious guerrilla
JIM heller, who murdered Captain Wileman
and others, was captured near Sharpsburg,
KY, yesterday, with six others. This gang
named Watkins, formerly of the 9th Kentucky
cavalry, shot and mortally wounded him
while in the hands Of the guard.
Large forces, under Buckner, are reported to
be moving into Kentucky from the southeast,
apparently with the design of striking the Ohio
Lear Gallipolis y
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHE
FEOMaTAE-SOuTA

0ccasienaI Fifrnx as lbarIeston-Interest
ing from Eu.i Tennessce-T The Rebel,
Diven out Of the state-An impsrtaI,t
Ksopf h ailroad In J leopard y-Battfe near
nhr State ,Linr- Great Numbers Of Gas,
Il ItHEekxrsshs JoIn Our Army.
= ohTR.ss Mon ROE, Oct. 1s.-Ths flag .ot-
trues rues % namrr Express, in charge Of general
o'clock his a. m IromC,ty Point. They bring
no prisoners of war. .~- r. - z'+ . y :
]. The Richmond Enquirer, October leth, says
Mrrrah waselected Governor over Gen T. T.
gpamos rs Ey about 5.uOh votes; i. 5. Stackpole
eisch Lient Governor.
Ihe Examiner OF October 18th, says a smar
cesiee lohdence has occurred bet Ween Mr.. Ould
ana den. :. A. Meredith, commissioners for ex- :
cnhhge OF prisoners, from which II appears q
MIoe oi1ereE CO exists between the parties as 70
sge sGmeer OF prisoners with which each
snoaad be credited, and that all arrangements
tG q fur her exchange, are, for the present,
Enocked in the head. - -
From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 1871
Mobile. Oct, H.-The teamer Isabel, in run.
mig the blotkade on Tuesday, got aground,
ana a lumber OF shots W ere fired at her by the
blockafers. She sustained no injury, and Is
now sac in the bay. Eaz
From the Richmond Examiner, Oct. 1871
CHARLESTON, Oct. 15.-Firing from our bat.
teries continue as usual. The enemy makes
no reply bnicontinu ues working. An addition.
al numbsr OF transports aie reported at Folly
Inlet SIS .~-
TW 0 var vessels arrived off the bar and sig
nlf'ed Il oeslre 10 communicate with the French
consul, Who will probably visit them to- NOR
row.
Captain Henley, with seven men, in a small
hca', wers drowned in The harbor this morn
ing. ...
Firing from our batteries continue slowly.
No response from the enemy. r--
LYsCHlURG, Oct. lt.-Twenty. seven regi.
ment OF Yankees cavalry and mounted infant
~, e. TINA ed at 1i,GH, passed Greenvilie, Ten.
nessee, bound eastward, to make raid on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, attacking our
forces at Eible Ridge, SIX miles west of Green.
vile, Cn Saturday, October 10. Our forces
Withdrew to Henderson, ten miles east of
Grstnville. The enemy having succeeded In
IT aching o1r rear. our mep fell back to Zoili-
Golfer, untl the Yankees heavily reinforced
TO Bristol. Our loss in both days fight was :}uO
killed and wounded. Our wounded fell into
the haB DIS of the enemy.
On Wednesday night the enemy arrived at
Bristol. anG are reported TO have advanced to-
ward Abingdon wi a heavy force, supposed
10 number ilom S,i00 10 10000. Joe Hooker ia
in command in East Tennessee. Burnside has
left. having been dismissed or resigned.
Three regiments Of Tennessee renegades
have been organized, and loco refugees are fol-
low ing the Yankee army. The enemy DESTROYED
no property in East Tennessee, as they expect
to hold the country permanently.
The Government is establishing in every
town in the Confederacy an agency for the sale
of coton interest coupon bonds.
There are SOC, 90 free negroes in the Confcde-
racy. These ought to he drafted for teamsters.
Griyers, &c, by next Congress.
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n1A correspondent of the New England
Farmer, says that for many years he hcs Drac.
,iced breaking off the loose leaves of his cab.
bsees. They make good feed and 1t fioes the
crop no injury
AsT Only people worth sfO0,r0o are to he in :
xited TO the Russian banquet in New York.
Very shoddy, that.
~ Idaho Territory con. n.ains 3a0oo inhabi-
tants, according TO the census just taken
sDTfhe Canadian Parliament mas prororued
ON the 18th inst. Il broke mp in . row.
~ Admiral Hope is to succeed Admiral
Milne as commander Of the British nest on tne
Ncr'h American station.
~ Shoema akers are exempt from military
service in the Confederate army.
n5-sThe exports during the last Ascas year
We're some millions larger than the imports.
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Pennsylvania Election

HAREIsBURe, Oct. l9.-O6icial returns SO
far received give Curtin l1,SSl majority. The
counties yet to hear from are Butler, Cameron,
Cleaifield, Elk, Forrest, Greene, Jefferson,
Potter, Somerset, Susqnehanna, Tioga, Ye-
mango, Warren, Washington, and Wayne. So
Asnew about s,GG0 votes. This will be in
creased to 10000. The Senate will stand II re-
pubiicans 10 l6 democrats; the House J2 repub-
,icans 10 is democrats,
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Terrible Accident m Troy.

TROY, \, Y, Oct. ia terrible accident Co.
CURED here about noon To-day A number OF
men We're digging sewer in Jacob street,
twenty feet below the surface, when both sides
caSed in, burying about twenty OF the iaborers.
Three dead bodies have been taken our Three
we've rescued alive. There are still twelve or
niteen persona under the EARTH Men are Wig
oIohsiy ensagedm in dig ging them cut
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Positian Of the Confederotex.

AsHIE0ToS, Oct. l9.-l Associated Press
dispatch. .l-Accounts from the Army of the
Potomac says there is nothing definite known
! OF 9tn. Lees location, as ne has recently ma
tsrlally chanEed his position. Such DISPOSE
uons nave been made Of our own army as will
meet all contingencies.
heasy artillery firing was heard for an hour
sas.s .saz ...-, = ...-.s..
suffers train was attacked today, this
slos OF Fairfax Court Honss, by guerrillas,
WHO were driven off by the cavalry escort.
Inc latter had one officer captured and one
man killed.
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< SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE balance of the
prisoners arrested on board the priyateer Chap
man, numbering sixteen, have been discharged.
Iney took the oath Of allegiance. sf
Cals commenced running to. day for the first
uMe ON the San Francesca aud San Jose rail-
Ioao. They ran as far rs the Santa Clara
county line " -, s.s.,s..., s..
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E'AsHIoNABLI DANCING ACADEMY.

MI. G0ODALL, Professor and Teacher Of Daneiag
aad DepcrtMtnt sas the honor to announce A
Ladies win commence 1T the UNIrEo Hall "a
on 1lth street, . few doors from the cars sAA
PennsElyan avenue. on 6ATU RDAY, Oct Sd, ct
2. m. Glasses for Gentlemen on Tuesday and Satur.
day evenings, from to ". Private lessons any
The sceptrs Exercise for Ladies', 30 much recon-
mended for deformity and onesidedness; also, the
Indian Clubs for Gentlemen. Officers and clerks
make note ofit.
Mr. G. continues to sive lessons ON the Violin
ard Violoncello
Due notice viii Be given OF his Glasses At George.
town.
Mrs. 6oodall will recsivs . limited number Of
pupils for Pianofoste and Singing.
For cards of terms, DO. please spD,y ut his rooms.
oe 1lmr '
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CoLCMBIA QORNxT AND ETRING BAND
~ The undersisned respectfully announces ~
to the yublie, that he ID ready to furnish Music,
for Priyate Parties. Balls. Pic MICS, PaEaaes,
Exhibitions. ETC., with any number OF Musici acs
required, at the shortest notice, By leaving orders
st John issman's, corner Of PennsIl enia avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY I61MAN,
S09
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al R, LABBE's DANCING ACADEMY.

Prof. p. b. LABBE's Academy will reopen on
Tuesdsy, Oct. 18th, in the ball over the store "A
Of hsssrs. George l. Thomas Parker l. Co., Il
pennsylyanis avenue, directly Opposite the EW
misses and masters Tuesday,, Thursdays, ana sat
urdays, commencing at 8 O'Clock p. m; for gsncle
men ta1ne evening commencing at half past7
The Saloon will be rented for Balls and PARTIES
&C I3-2Ws
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
HANDSOME 7 TURNITURE EARDHOUsEREEP-
DAY MoHNiNG, octoSer Tth, Al al 10 O'clock, At the the
residence formerly occupied by Hon. Caleb Smith
street, between 18th and 18th stI ssts, We shall
sail the Furniture and Ih.cts, ,comprlsinG-
sssse g. q 9os os,eI Piano Porte BY Ro'en
Suite OF Solid Rose wood Parlor Furniture finished
in Green and Gold Broeatel com prisng three
soias, Eve Arm and fou side Chairs with
hapdseme Dsmask Summer Covers
Rosewood Marble to Centre and sof, Tables
Eles.nt Bronze and Gilt Msntsl Clock, with Glass
Rich Chinese Vases. M.ntel Ornaments
Marble Bust Dante, Marble Figures and Groups
Choice OF Paint. ss ans Ensrsvinss throughout
Handsome Etsssre, Tapsstry and Embroidered
Velvet. Brussels. and Ingram Carpets
scotch and Persian Hugs, Oilcloth
Walnut Hall Set. Stair kods and Eyes
Walnut Carved Marble-top Sideboard
Excellent Walnut Dining Chairs. Upholstered Back
Hana.ome French China Dinner, Dessert, and Tea
silve5Ep,.ssa oastors. Walters. Egg Stand, and
Out 6lass Decanters, 6oblets Wines and Tumblers
Mahogany sofe, Excellent Lounges
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bn-
feaus, Wsahstands, Ward 6robes
Superior Cq.lsd Hair and Husk Mattresses, Boil
sSd Is auiiss fiiis.o"' han ''s'' Spreads Comforts
Toilet Sets, window Curtains and Shades
Stoves, Refrigs rstor, Tubs and Buckets
Together with . general assortment Of Kitchen
Requisites
Terms cash.
oclg J.C MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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Escape from camp Douglas.
CHICAGO, Oct. IS-Twenty elk Of Morpan:s
men escaped from Camp Donglas last night by
digging Tunnel from one of the barracks nm.
der the fence S.,
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COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARs1NIee, 10.
~ TfLkk,S
CoAP0UND Strip or GUN ARABIO,

This Plsasant and lopalar Ooush Ismsdy hss
Aess % long known and extsnsivslY usod that most
sGeacy. It can be had ct eli the prireipai Dras
Stores at 6 and 30 cents bottls. 8 N-1ns
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Sale Of U. s. Fiye.rwen,ies.

PHiLADkLr HIA, Oct. 19-The Subscription
aRint reports the sale of $1,316, $50 of five-
twrnties to-day. Deliveries Of the bonds are
teing made to the 18th inst, and arrangements
are now made 70 deliver bonds on payment of
the amount desired. ...r -
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLR BUILD.
v MG LOTS IL 6BORGETowN At AUofIoE.-I will
sell nt PnbIc Auction in front Of the premises, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October nth, at 4
fronting W feet ont the north side Of Bridge street.
eetyssn MARKET and Frederick streets and running
Middle part ofsame Lot. frontinf6o feet on south
side of Prospect street between Market and Fred
eriek streets. and running back 10 feet. -
Nor part of same Lot, fronting 81 feet on north
side of Prospect street, between Market and Fred
erick streets and running back 80 feet
IMMEDIATELY APr1R-
Lot No. A, in Beatty and Hawkins add ition to
Geor6etown, fronting 80 feet on the west side OF
Freaeriek street, above Eighth street. and unnns
back $50 feet. 90
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
months. secured by desd of trust on the premises
ee9 THOe. DOWNING, Auet.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIDABLY
postponed until SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Oct
oci9 THes BOWLING. Auet.
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SOMHTHIHG NEW FOB THE LADIls.
mrs, EoYg PAI1NT ~.

CORSET SKIRT SVPPORTER
10 what the name implies. and combining in neat
nd aim pls form the quality Of both Its REGARDED
By physeisns and Others eUmpstsnt to Judge Of its
merits, with marked favor. and highly recon-.
Tor sale wholesale and retail by
WI + Riley Bro.
Hos Agents for this District and tAs
STATE Of Maryland.
- No. 80 "csatral Stores" opposite osntsf
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Al y01 FALL.
a HAR8LD BILLIARD TABLE. Inspire ct
Ne; otS Penn. ayenss, CAPITOL Hsnss. est.sen lst
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This sxseilans Family and Nsws. IopSns
containing a greater variety Of fntersscng
reading than can be found In any other, -
published On Friday morning.
TERsa-CAsss, ,s~rsrtssSy g sssssss.
SSangie COPY annum.. ......, 3i -
Ten Ssoy,ss..sse .sss.s..........s.
Twss ssspiss: :. .:........
IT inyhfh6 ~ aawashanssea
a,.ss',., E1s - made fAs Detly Bvsmtne SssS
80 sensz.say .hzanshoat the country
Snels copaes Gin wrsppsr,, en-, - pr..
ourso- az tne counter, immed,ately af,sr -
issue OF the paper. .Price-TuH1n Or
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BOARDING.

n OTICE-MRS. TALBERT, At - Yonrss. nth
| atreet, between and :, 10 prep Ared 10 iake a
limited number II Day Boardsrs, at moderate
prices ( ..4,5s.#.s-s s. 5... oe l9- st.
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4
FORp's NEW The ATER,
| TENTH Strict. ABOVE
'0sz a,:s q Ts.sssr
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t 1..a rBYs EvIsIka. .1ts
II; II: II: f;:fE E::sf E::sff 8: 8: ::::EE$$H ::EE$$H
t:sEss::ss: : t:ssEEss::sEs: :sEs:Ess E::EE::: Es:E::: E::E:::
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AvEEuE,
Rear Of NatssnA and Astrspeltan Hotels.
PRoTEAN ALLIANcE.
ne ra' JOHN MuLLia7N. r .ast.z5lal-.azzo :
3 JOHN huLLlaAE. o, vs~
{ as .a.s-.a~-a A:pY LnAyITr,
THI GREAT RTRIOPiAa UUM EDIANS.
s9 EHEnsT1E5 nSxEk P.EgkA1BER 'phlA noEsaMEk,
=-r at THE ALB UNI OF BEAUTY.
-o7 ~ THE ARAB LAY. A
Ed MURRY, and THE CORKOGRAPHIc CORPS
Touches splendid Ballet
l. A . A r / & u o!
To conclude with eeresmirg 9 Farce, entitled
DEEDS OF DREADFUL NOTE.
George B. Eeeson as-..----. Fright
Doors open at O'Clock; Admission, - and 30 cts
POPULAR FAMILY MATINIE
oc ls-st gATURDAY AFTERNOON
MARINIB DANCING ACADEMY,
IV1 AT ISLAND HALL, -
CorHe, Sixth street and Firsiuia Gct1us.
Professor MAhls1 has the honor to announce to
his friends and citizens generally that his a
classes viii commence on MON DAY. the 18th
Of tpiticn for L. dirss, Kisses. and Masters
MONDAYS. WEDNEEDAYE and 6ATURDAY'6
from to p. m. Gentlemen from to 10 M.
same evenings oc Ib- lvs
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C.R RITTENHOCsE. Trustss
eeA d&ds GRRHN WILLIAMS. Aucta.

~. Hed UiKE CO., Auetsonsers.
Il TIE lAaIIsH AlSIsfES,s ar prni Ic Aur-
1icsc On y IsiDAY I'D AfrEkHo0N. October ., at
IN Davidson's subdisis;on of Fsuars No Ia. front
ing feet Y melee S on sert1 81 sire T. between
bsei lor fest 70 public alley, and ssatsinin sS
This Lot il situAtsd in the edi, ts yien;tv ~
Laiay ystte 0auare, War sld Navy DepsYtms MA in
IN pnexee ptienabs locality fer arsf sl,sa rssi-
d&ne>. and the sale should command the atfsnt;or
OF leyfens deaisnins to build.
Title DeY.oet
Tsrns: One-fhird in cash; the remAindsr In
si1 lpA twelve nonths. With interest, ssegrsd BY
deed Of trnst on the Dremises.
osi7-d 20. NEG UlRB 4 Co., Aucts
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BY WIN. L. WALL B. CO., Austioneers.
HI tie Horse Ba zaaY. 9s south ssde Loui aysHn,
... btisreea Ninth and Tenth stress.
RARE CHANCE, IL FINE BLOODED COWS
"A At AucfIoN.-0n SATURDAY MORNING,
sssr. II Ane Blooded Mich COWS. sivins mnk,
which cost the owner from, o5o to eS0. and some
- high As 90.
This wiz Be an opportunity rarely offered for
cell y. L. WALL CO., Auets.
By J. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionssrs.
II ON RAE NAVY YARD AZ ArcTIoH.-On TUlS-
DAY AFTERNOON. October H1th, at O'Clock We
a7 fronIinE 50 !eet on 9Th beiween and II stleets
Navy Yard. running back 81 feet. Improved by Q
two story Frame Dwelling with bsck huildins bad
bsen originally eonstruetsd for store and 10 veil
located FOR . bueiDeeS stand and contains eight
rooms with coed cellar.
OonveyAncins at purchasers cost.
oslS &c MCGUIRE l. 90 Aas.s
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F r s T
RATIONAL BANK OF WASaIHeTo1.
Capjtal-RSO0,

~ This BANK, organized under the National
hnAips Law Of the las. Cen srsss, is opened this
day for the transaction OF business at the corner
Of Fifteenth and stfssts, opposite Trsasary %.
partmsnt. 81. D. COOKS, President.
VIZ. q. HuxrIIafoH, Cashier. ssn-M
sNHl sUPk1Al COURT OF THl DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Holding District Court Of
whom iassu1 eoeeers 6~ss.Sas Notice IL hereby
giysn. bats On shs 80 aay Of. 1858. the steam
aid eareQzivers saptared lahe United States
steamer So tin. sttaoht DIDO the Houth Atlantic
sroas iS3o tsis ,adicstion, ana the
AAns Are N0tisAend .psossedteA in this Court in
ss lawful Sriaa11cI Esaa0pG3 forth in the libel;
aad that sAid oanss win stand for trial at the
Gonday or Noysnbsr next, when and 1hsrs AL per-
sons are warned 70 appear TO show cause why ooa-
for their interssts. By the Court.
oc 10 =. D. 0kI6D, Vlerk.
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BY aRllN 4 WILLIAMs. Auctioneers.

i virtue of deed Of trust. exscuted on the 9th
day Of September. 1853, and recorded In Liher A.
e: No lsa. one q the land records Of Was!has =!
party ssssisa ,istssy, viil e1sr 8 Public s.Is.
hour of 4 O'Clock. in tbs afternoon. the Lott,
Pieces, spd Parcels Of Ground described il said
trust deed, being 22 Lota situatso in squsrs mum
bsred $40, on the 1slSnd.
Terms Of sale: Ons-,lird sash balance in and
u months, the pure hasers giving their notes for
the deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day of sale. deed given and deed OF trust TAX ksn
to secure the deferred paynsnts All sonyeyan-
ciHs and Revenue e,Amps ~ the purchasers Ok.
DeDse. 1.-THE terms of Sale Are not complied vi th
At the End Of i've days from the day OF sale the
sell the ssid premises xfter aivsrtisng ave times
n as Evening Sar. at the risk and cost Of the is
fAuitinS purcha err. 1E .s
G. 4 RITTENHoUsE. Trus.ss
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR sALH-A STORE and DWELLING situated
North GsDtol street, near the railroad depot Ap-
sss.st, On. ass;s from 1s7zIsas .3snss' o. suit; M
able for any kind of business. lnsuirs 1t No. 6l9
7s :'E;s: corner Of ''''s shsR1 ;sSA H.ssiL
EOR sALE-Tae GOOD Will and FIyTUREs
complete in evers particular. in the best business
s:'s T. g. ., sSs':
RooM TO LxT-one large Front Room. il =
- a ai
" - 81 ;Tss Il. ss
VALUABLI BUILDING LOTS FOR sALs.-
one most a..ias,: ioeasions the
sI1l2. No. sss. eor New Fork assnns and 5sts
street vest. oc list"
ss r,. raa md
sssea hesse, No. 4SS street, opposite the Patent
ea',.ns; The rooms .i e rented either snss
the oes q d he osssndon oss ao.si oei7 sss-
TOR SALx-Che YURHITUR1 OF four rooms,
= haY:ng been in use only . few months; eysry-
tang necessary for housekeeping for small fami-
". and VIII be sold chsap .'iumpus. as the owner
!s about ieayins the city. Inquire for week at
NO 80 kast Ca1itol st.. Cor 4th. 0c NV
kNOk RENT OR SALI-os Aores or more Of Grst.
L rate LAND, With . small cottage and stab!inE
On It, adjoining 6lenwood Cemetery. inquire of
the proprietor. on the premises.
oc 10 eo3. VIZ 1nM1hI.
E0R gALE--A first class three story BRICK
AVcsx. with back building, cellar, and stable,
the stock and Tools Of Wholesale Con!s ctionary,
sold With or without the Con pfectiobAry stock.
fof fuffser Information apply at No. 579 sixth
sireet. between d and y, ilslAnd Possession
given imm sdia:ely. oc Is lW|
FURNISHED PARLOR AND BBD-ROOM TO
Iet without board. Apply At 272 St. corner
ol Sth. ocA lw*
Inn BUILDING LOTS 1oR LlAS1 Oh RENT.
wv suitable fc sutlsrs, restaurants and priVats
residences vfthin Ave minutes walk of the Presi-
dents HOUSE. Inquire OF 4, JAKDIN, corner Of
18th and u sts.. Warrington. D. G. oc l3.lm]
HOB SALE E-A rare chance for 8 profit table in
no, !s,tmens sr : larae ard commod:oaa ZOE
CsIal Basin. in Alexandria, with the exclusive
piisitge nf all The ice formed op said BASIN Said
houEa viii be sold at bar gain TO any one wishing
to embark In safe and prohtAble business. For
lnIiher infoI 10 alton enquire of fPETER e. HEN
DEtSON. 1Ol QHeen street. AlexAEdria, Va, or
4b4 Nth ct, between d and u, Washinston
oet.H s&o#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-20

DOARDlN6.-Wanted, bya gentleman and his
D wife ON the arst of Decen ber, Room and
Bt ara in privats family, or . house where there
si q FEW bo arders; situated between Penn syenus
aid street. 41s and 18th. AddreS Q b, tarouxh
II z Post Once. oe p-5t~
900 FIRST bTRIET EABr-BRTWBEN a
600 and 3, Capitol HiN,I Gstt ttlemen aud their
wiyee, and single gentlem en-, can oe accommodates
txehaD Eed. FE.3 81 a - rs4as5fHy oe 5.1W*v4-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-20

{ DOARD -He ep,lsmsn can be accom- o, oAated with
ID p!esss nt Rooms AZ Board At Sa3 y street be.
tive eD IA aud sth streets, NEAR AstrOpeiitau and
hkfjOr Ill Hotels Oc 10 ST.