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LOCAL NEWS.

The DaAPT.-Tbe drawing was commence
pri.ins the fhId ward OF This city. The snfo
The quots required two hundred and hfty ave, o
which they have . credit Of one hundred and 81
from the Distr ct at l,rse, and one hund ed an
S"Hns t%o ana .S I.sns %
lesY ng deficiency OF twenty eight, and the add
tion Of one hundred per cent, making the numbS
C. W. Dan, Hotel cor 18th and I. ..0.'00
Henry @ Meyer, X, bet. slh and oh.
Ioha 4; Ft.nS 81. T. y ave bet 9TH and 9Th.
John Robinson, northeast cor 6th and o.
NJ. NcDermott, Richmond House.
Joseph Demsles, tth, bet. M and N.
VIM Dawner, 10TH and =.
Edward Meet ], 9oIeth 81.
Inel Gerley, - Est.
Davenport, as II, bet OH and 10Th,
Frank Baker, t61e st.
Howard M smelver, $40 7th st.
Jotn Doran, $40 9th al.
Michael Cavanaugh, 30 Oregon alley.
hobert warner, cor. v aud It'll.
Daniel Dyes, Market Eating House.
James X ID ain, 800 10th street
Geo. Geyst, st6 ID street.
Moses z. Young. sei nth street.
samuel Prvoy, ais 9th strest.
Jerry BresnAhan, y, bot. 4th and 9Th.
= Camp, sal NJ street. ...
Tho, A. Mitchell, $40 9th street.
terrence Bowie, Temperance alley.
oot. " huu .
Thomas DUNN, Ridge, bet. ~ and N.
John Shedd $50 L, bef. 9Th and Tih,
- Harvey teams or, al 9th.
VIM. II. Davis, NJ bet. 4th and 5th.
Jacob Lavender, 9Th, bet. M and N.
&c rye 3, Chase, II and sth.
Atbuty r. Jacobs, $50 street.
Samuel Bell, AT N. Y. ave.
John w. Speaks, ga 9Th street.
David T. Cissell, L, bet. 9th and 10th.
John PuTk, b, bet. NJ and N.
Thomas NcKae, 4, bet. sth and 9Th.
@. Wilson, 9Th, bet. NJ and N.
John argent, s0l Il, bet. . h and 10th.
George Jones, c, bet, 9th and 9Th.
AUGUSTUS Castor, It'll near G.
Marsh ! Bowling, ais 9th,
z arence EddiDg 954 Penn. ave.
W. II. Nanortwig, s23 9th, bet. L and NJ.
VIM star, $40 U street.
Feat CoddinEton. ais N. Y. ave.
John MoDuell, 21I 8 h street.
James 7. Ferg son, 6th, bet. N and o.
4. " II. John on, 30i 9Th street.
Richard Poole, 10 Market space.
Vim. II. Dorsey, 2s3 1th sti eet.
Lee Hine, i95 9Th street.
VIM. II. v God, q, bet. 9Th and G'h.
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AUCTION SALES.

Try GREEN q WILLIAMS
= RusrEr,s sAt AT ~ T. SEER rynr.,,
| usOle bulIulng Lots on North CapItol. nj and
street, north, and FIrst street east in the in NJ
Nv. us's nelghoorhood Of 81. AloysIus Church an
AFTERNOON, the 21th instant, at az o,eJnoL a =
,he premises, In virtue Of deed 81 truSt dS y
eSe1ntea 70 me and recorded IN the land rsoopds
| shall SELL wv W A"Bu't 1861 ]
| Lots No. % to 49,. on North Capitol stree, hs.
90 feet In front by 100 feet 10 depth 10 AN i
Lots Lots no, 2 70 80 on = street north between
SST,h GO S1gisoi ard fTst street east each Lot
tbirty-est alley, with outlets on and strr 20
Lots Nc: 20 to "a, on ! street north, Letween
SO. sa GsP roo, and IN T., ttest s,s each
alley, with outlets on n ard streets; and
LSt' No: 1s to So and also lot No. on First
depth to an alley, ~ W. '''' !"
A. IN ,uIdiviiion Of square No. C7s.
Ihele Lots are located In most desirable and
, p,Hy improving part Of the city, and present an
Opportunity iotas,f and good Investment.
aud ,gn, one.thitd cash the remainder In six
OF trust u the premises W "''u
Conveyance and stamps At tho cost Of the pur.
at the time Of sale. wa W ''iu''u
i Sh9uld The term. Of sale no, DO complied with
serves the risht to resell the property Al lie risL
aud expense OF the dofaulting purchaser On nse
weeks notice publ In one OF the d.iIv Uane,.
Of this city. A.THOS SMITH T,nss,ppa sPefs
u, GREEN WILLIAMS,
AuetiOncSfs.
The above silo is pos'p1nad ul'u TUES.
DAY, the Ii day Of October next, same hour and
place By order Of the Trustee.
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
'So-i Auctloneefs.
A UCTlON SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES
QUAHTL nMASTER GENERALS OFrt,E,l
FiHsT DrfgfoS, }
WAsHIEoToS CRY, September 20, 1884.
VIII be Iold at public auction, TO the hirhe
hidderi AZ Gle 'bnro, D. q, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1884
ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty CAVALRY
HORSES.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1861
ONE HUNDRED AND tIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES,
These horses have been eondemc ed az unfit for |
the ovalry service Of the army. |
For road and rmng purposes many cd bar.
Horses sold singly.
Terms: ctsh, in Unitsd States currency, Sale IN
co nmenCe at 10 a, m.
Dy order OF the QuirtermAster General.
JAMES A. FKtN,
Colonel In charge First Division q. NJ. G. ..
se2El0t
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ANY one having occasion to visit a private
vellny. =
A large and suocss.ful practice here and eiso.
where enables him TO guaranty aperfoet cure in all
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Perssns calling see no one but
The Doctor. febI-tf
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when triple bill will be offered. Mr.. Fitz sim
mons has catered 10 the anus Of tho city for
the last three years, and was always successful 10
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The only place where you can purchase India
Rubber 10 Of all kinds NJ Mdng fdcuers prices 10
a. X. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SiO
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beautI-
fully repaired At short notice. mnr2a.fI
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FRED. g. CoZZENS,
Observation-Disclosures, CORNER OF FOUR
TENTH STREET,
Branch Of "a Warren street, New YORK.,
Invites attention to his stock
FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, AND sEGARs,
MALT LIQUORS, TEAS, CoRDIALs, &c.
Agency for C. H Llienthsrs Tob,csos,
savory, Young America, and
Standard Brands.
NAVY,
inpounds and halt pounds, and other brands.
SOLE AGENT FOR
LoNGwOnTH's CATAwBA WINES,
ReXford's Csrminative and Crlmesn Bitters
FINE GROCERIES, PRESERVED FRUITS,
Condiments, Conserves, Sauces and Luxurie.
FOR THE TABLE.
BENT's CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS.
Btonson's Fine English Dairy, Dulcl,
PINE APPLE AND SAP SAGE CHEESE.
YoNKERs CREAM ALE
of unIurpsISed quality bottled expressly for city
trade.
SCOTCH ALE, ENGLISH AND IRISH PORTER,
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
CONGRESS- KIssINGEN, vIcHY, SETTER,
Invites eonno!sIeurs to inspect his stock of
FINE CLARET AND RHINE WINES,
PRIVATE STOCK MADEIRAS AND sHERRIEs
CHAMPAGNE WINES,
oil hia own importation, and calls the special at
tGntIon Of consumers 10 the brand Of
LIE FORESTER Il Fills,
unsurpassed in richness and delicious hayor, Tor
which he is the Agent.
ALSO VARIOUS OTHER BRANDS.
VERZENAY CABINET, AND DRY YER
zHNEY,
&e. SO. SC. &c.
FRED. s. CoZZENs,
Importer OF Wines, BraudIes, 80.
Penua. avenue, corner Fourteenth street
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MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN THE
ln UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL.
POaT OyytCED PARrmtHr

- FOHI UTFTIL ID PANTmf MT,
WAsHIk0TuF, s. p embe, 20, 1884.
tits hereby ordered that the time for receiving
proposals for Mail Steamship Service between the
nited states and D azil, under the advertisement
issued by this Department, under date OF Juue H.
1854, be snd the same 10 hereby extended TO until
three o'oloos, p. m, Of MONDAY, the tenth day OF
october, 1861. M B.AIR,
Se3Olt Postmaster General
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n o w Il E A ID \

IN
THE POLITICAL HISTORY
OF TIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
The GREAT REBELLION,
FROM NOVEMBER g. 1867, TO july I, 1884,
Incuding a classified SUNNI AIRY OF the legislation
of the Second Session OF the 1hiFty-sisSh Con-
gress, the Three Sessions OF the Thirty-seveuth
Congress, the First Session OF the Thirty.eighth
Congress, with tho Yotes thereon, and tue import
ant Executive, Judicial, and P0litioo-hilitary
Facts of that eventful periodi together with the
organization, legislation, and general proceedings
OF the Rebel Administration, by
HoE. EDWARD MCPHERsOH,
Clerk OF the House oil Representatives Of the Uni
ted States.
The work contains a MAGAZINE OF FACTS, ar
ranged In logich order, or grouped in natural
harmony, constituting most valuable coutrbl-
ton to tha Historical Literature of the country.
10 all the votes, parties are classified.
The IHder 10 tho ough, both as 10 names and sub
iecfS giving the reader entIe command OF the con-
tents.
as I'D, svn., law. sheep; p'ice 81; free by mail.
PHILIP X SOLOMOES, publishers,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
sel2-luths9V J32 Penn. avenue.
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NEW YORK BTTLEs.-9sntlsr,sn's Jloliislo =
ksu and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dres,
and Business wear. Tho Engllsh Sack and Walk.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
oca-u i72 Pa, Az, bet. Ninth and Tenth sts
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
. OBERT LEECH ,

ID OBJ ERT l. Il &c II,
Late Solicitor of the Office OF the Auditor OF tho
Treasury for the Post Office DEPARTMENT.
ATTORNEY-A T. W, AND SOLICIrOR
OF CLAIMS,
Washington City. will practice In the Courts a
the District OF Columbia, the Court OF Claims and
the supreme Court Of the United States, and will
give prompt attention to the prosecution of Glai
aud the adjustment OF accounts In all the Depart
ments of the Government.
Office, 47G seventh street, opposite Post Once
Department ausl-3m
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DY BOT Z LER IL WILSO y ,
ID hUCTIUNEERS.
OIIrL GEITLD STATES CAPITOL ExIERgIGE,I
Wh8IIEUTOH, ID. q, sept, 3, 1854.
On SATURDAY, Oct IbeF lat, GOmme ncing At 10,
a. m, the following Varegsted and PLAIN Marble
VAL lie BOld as public auction, on the gTnunda
north OF the United States Capitol
100 blocks Tennessee Marble.
900 cubic icet OF remnants do.
~ pieces POtOmA3 Ma bic.
6OO ieet (cubIc) Vermont Green Ssrpenllnc.
6cOlumn shAi'B do
1000 cubic feet remnSntS Italian Marble.
At tho sane time walt be sold large lot oil
DlOIS, shutters, ald building NertSl Of various
klnds. CLEMENT l.. WEST,
soP3-d General SIpeTinten 'ent,
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A CARD.
~ AGEktN u. AND o. II. r. COMPAEY,l
UIrICr ANcRICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY, !
I32 Pennsylvania avenue.
For the benefit Of the travelling public, notice is
hereby given that this day. the IS h Instant, the
sale OF tickets Will be resumed over this road Tor
all parts Of the West, including st. Joseph and
Leavenworth City.
Tickets can also be had at this office for Phila-
delphlA, New York, and Boston, and for Albany
baggage checked through to all points. seas
OTICE OF NOVA l..
Having removed my place OF business from No
5sJ to No. 695 seventh street, corner OF Maryland
avenue, AN now prepared to furnish my CUSTOM
era with the latest Rtyl' Of CLOTHING, either
ready made Ade to order, at AZ mOdGTAte pTiUeU
Nc It is possible they can be.
an now receiving my isll stock, which will he
complete,
Some neat patterns Of TALL OVERS ACKS Just
Siy S1oo. ol FURNIsHING goodwill bo larger
than ever
White shirtI from 81 OtUSp.
Fine assortment OF Negligoe Shirts
LO'kwuOd'S Enamsled Collars 5JcentB per pack.
GIay'A Nodded do 40 do
All paper lOd. do % do
A large stock OF UnLerSl irts and Drawers, Cot.
ton Flannel Drawers M large As pants, OF my UU II
se25-lw Corner 7Lh Otreet aud MI avenue,
G W. WEN,
~ SUCCESSOR 10
L. OWEN & Sun,
A!LlTARY AND NAVAL
NJ l. Is II \ N I Al LURs,
u! Ptuasl lvania Avenue, bet. iith and 10th SITS
Washington, D. c.
AugI-3m
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TNHE THIRD CORPS THE Ola.
/ MUND"is house Just opened by the
Id officers lately belonging to the I'd corps, Army
OF the Potomac, II Is furnished with everything
that the palate OF an epicurean liquors could
visit 10 4sI Tenth street. The officers, especially
Of HoOher's and KeAr ey's old divisions, will
always he Welcome. ia26-u
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WANTS.


ITARPEN ENTERS WANTED.
HEApo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WAsHISoros,)
OFFICE OF CnIEr oyARTERMAsrER,
| Nos. 634, sac, b3S Fourteenth ST.,
| near New York Avenue,
| WAsHNoToN, September 20, 1854.
Wanted Immediately, Fifty Good CARPEN-
TIERS to go to Point Lookup, Maryland. Wages
$40 per month, and ration. zach VIC, kman viii
rriR his wn kit OF tools. TRANSPORTATION will be
furnished by the Government for the workmen
JOHN ELLISON,
Colonel aud Chief Quartermaster,
HeaOH Department OF Washington.
NHGsF QUARTERMASTER'S OF.
Y FICE, DEPoT or WAsHINoToS, WASHING
At the Govefnment Workshop, corner Of Nine
teenth and y streets, TWENTY GOOD TIN
pIa MI OF men who rata the manu
Wages: Seventy dollars per IL onth, with ration
Also privilege OF hospital when sic
Application to be made to Captain JAMES NJ
MOORE, A. q. NJ, U. $. A, No; 10! j. street.
Brigsaisr General and Chief qu.f eT@sster,
sep2a'lOt Depot OF Washington.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED go
comfortably furnished House, of moderate
size, is wanted Immediately, 10 this city or Geor e.
town. Central location preferred. Address Box
No. 2o', Washington city p. o. selS
WANTE D---THREE COPIES OF
w the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF July 10, and
copies OF the above vii confer a great favor by
bringing them to this office. Au2l-tf
WANTED--.MEN FOR THE ARMY
w AND NAVY. LARGE BoUNTIEs. Ap-
ply to the Recruiting Office, 500 New Jersey Az
euue, and the office, PowhatAn Hotel, foot of
Seventh street. L. MATHER h A. HOLLY.
jyiatf
WANTED--ST STOUT ABLE BODIED
wv MEN for the Regular Army. Large boun-
ties Apply to the office, 500 New Jersey avenue
" ANTED---A GOOD COOK FOR A
w hrst-clsss Hotel and Restaurant. Apply
at this office. jyiStf
"ANTED--THREE OR FOUR PU-
w pills to learn the PIANO-FORrE, by a
lady who has few hours during the day to spare.
Address, " A. d" Box 10, at this ofiGe. jeIi-tf
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
FIFTY LAND WARRANTS OF 20, 60, 100 and leo
acres wanted immediately by
CLARK 4 GAYLORD
nos-u Room >, corner seventh and SITS.
A NY PERSON BRIN GING
IA COLoRED RECRUIT TO my office will DO
paid 800 as soon as mustered in the service.
A. HOLLY,
lyle-u 500 New Jersey Avenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IvERs' AND ERIoUs'
coMBINATIoN CIRCUS
AND BEDoUIH ARAB TROUPE
viii exhibit At Washington, corner Of New York
avenue and Sixth street, for few days, eommene-
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1861.
Amongst the stars will be found the wonderful
BEDoUIN ARABS,
VIII played last winter at Growers Theatre.
THE DELEvANTE BROTHERS.
The Child Wonder,
MASTER EDDIE RIVERS.
The youthful Blondin,
JOHN FOSTER.
The Great American
PHILo HATHANs,
HARRY KING,
n. RIVERS,
L. DERIoUs.
Besides full and efficient corps OF Gymnasts
Leader OF Band, OSCAR p. PERRY, formerly Of
the Baxter Zouaves.
Psrior%snSe. AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
se2s iw d. A. KEY, Agent.
EoRD'S NEW THEATRE,
L. TENTH ST., ABOVE PESNA. AVE.
BsNEFi4 ''''' anu '''"'S''
OF the charming Aad popular favorite,
,,ho ,,,,,, mis-, MAGGIE MITCHELL,
THIS EVENING
In her original character of
FANCHON, THE CRICKET,
In the Domestic Drama Of that name, translated
rom the German expressly for, and played origi-
BON BOOK OPEN WEEK.
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10 A N II L r n II r v
~ IorisI,s. AyrSrr go ~ n q, =. a. n ~,
Rrsp oI NsiIansj sna Mat, SiNTt LII.
GFoRGE LEa Hi anu np''opoiptr snp bptes; n
uspprcEpEETE0 ENTHUSIASM
TAIENTrit noiipfS CnNS.n
DIE ''4rAN'
CnoWDED AND
RbiiSSITiiSSGGUui,SSGE6 auDiENCES.
DiSTiSSS StiE1 aTDDiEESSSCEEs'
D;SriNC;tyI HE'D hfj6irNCEs
r,o .r.oo. o,,,. c-.,o-,,
of ths EsIi soS tyin,er Sos.o ''hSe 'ne opening
0' We WI FIJI 1nr MR,eE TSsspH IN PARALLEL
in the Concert Hail history, being HM rANALhEL
TsEoSGEpp SSTGGsarLY
with ci,itio.I imdySs and Ias,iSIon. ,u1IaDo.,
wiz" '''''''' 'O"S'' anu -s''"'Ou' "uu''N'''
The 'Nh ArG fiE ESr SEHRTsSAEiSE IN ONE
L"'' weeE aS 81 VIZ REALITIES
y WiTCHiNG R REaET TfsS'
DE Mae "hA0 LIES
WiLLiE nSD CLhRH r0WLER
NiiiiiE AM CLARA F0WIER'
MILE AND CLHRh F0WLER
w. n. CAYANAGH
W. B. CAVANAGH,
the Irish Comedian.
JENNIE ENGLE,
the Favorite Songstresa.
JO-N MULLIGAN,
JOHN MULLIGAN,
the Ethiopian Prince
DELEHANTY AND WARD,
the Champion Ciogopod ats. ~
DAN. ". COLLINS
tho Happy Old Man.
JOHN REDEEM,
JOHN REDEEM
-. poUGHERfY,
the FAvorite Negro Delineator.
HALL, ENNIS, AND PERKINS,
HALL, ENNIS, AND PERKINS,
III The GRIT CoRoNET OF BEATTY.
THE GREAT CORONET OF BEAUTY,
MISS Mis- Hist M xRSNwHTE, sNER.
MISS EMMA SCHELL,
"''' " MIss LEE WEsNER,
MISS LE0NORA CREED,
MISS MAGGIE lLSON,
MISS NELLIs LEWIS,
MISS JENNIE BISHOP,
in their Terpsichorean floats.
First week OF the PAntomlme of
HON 10 AVOID THE DRAFT
HOW TO AVOID The DRAFT.
HOW TO AVOID THE DRAFT.
The Beautiful ,panHh Ballet, arranged by Mons.
THE CoRsAIR;
THE CORSAIR;
TIL; coRsA!R;
nnE SOnShihj
anu inc ST go nml Dptet ~ y II
~ mhnS IN ELLS EEn'
rLOMERs ~ nEEn
fLo"Ens VI ELLEShGEh'
npcrY,p Al, TINE,, rnn ,,n,,
NJ IAN ~ TINEEE EOn LapiES'
hES L nIn ~ y yinEE IN III r., olhs,
sHrTTppUay hrErEnNOO0SN'
saIUCnUUan rEn0oo'
'AiNNDAt ar ihNNOON'
ppIcrS NJ ADMISSION.
,,--,. rh'CE' W hUhiS'iO"
rAIqueIte, bAoohyi anu "HlIety'''''''''''S oents
6IohesIS Shals '..;.''''''''''''''''''o0 oonu
hesetVeu orcnesu" AeaS''''''''''''''''''i 20 ocub
Iol b1Nes','.''.' 'ou cent?
Lower n'INNe n'Ae4i hoiN'nb hiN PeFSous''''''eo
upper bhoohy oNes'''''''''.'''''''''.''. '...So
"hely cents
frvate b1Ats anu No.e,Neu 'eH's can ne Aeeuteu
from iolh 'he morning HI HP' "'
N0TICr
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lay COOKE 4 o., BANKERS,

lay COOKE L CO., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREASURY,
Receive subscriptions for tho
NEW U. 8. sEVEN.THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act Of June 30 1864 The notci
W II DC issued under date OF August 49, in denomi
nations Of
$50, 500, $780, $1,000 AND $4,000,
Payable 10 bearer or order, bearing interest ~
$40 per cent. per annuin payable seEl. annually.
and viii be convertible at the option OF the holder
at maturity into six per cent. Five-Twenty Bonds.
We buy and soil
GOVERNMENT BONES OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN;
And paw the highest price for
QUARTERMAsrER'S GER IIFICATE CHECKS.
iy2T.dtf Jay COOKE n co.
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DY REEN & WILLIAMS
AUCTInNEENe

IL AUCIIONEEHS,
TRUSTEES SALE OE BRICK HOUSE AND
LoI'-On lIlURSD AS, the sth day Of september,
lsCI, Will be exposed at public sale at 6o'Glnek,
premises and uroperty stuSte. wig, md beipg IN
the city Of Washington, District of ColunlbiA w
Lot numbered fourteen uD IN square numbered
Jour hundred and siXtyhve 1850, AgrsGAhly the TO
subdivision Of said square, together with the TN
provenents thereon, consisting Of = twO-stofy AMI
Mtie BhICh HOUSE. This property fronts on
sixth street wet, between D aad Il streets south,
(Island.)
This sale is msde by virtue OF drcd of trust,
bearing date the list dav Of October, 1851 from 1T.
ram Clark and George d Clark TO Henry W. Han.
llton and slso by virtue IA decree Of the supreme
Court OF the District Of ColunbiH In ehanceFy In
case therein parding, No. 1856, Docket passed to
the 2sth day ofJuy 1884, constituting and Appo Mt.
Ing the subscriber, George F. Rider the trustee In
the room and stead OF the said n. W. Hamilton.
Terms; One-thitd cash, balance and 6 months,
the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred pay.
ments be ring interest from day Of salci = deed
givea and deed of trust tAkea; all conveyance ng
at the purchasers cost; two hundred dollars fthe
purchase money Will be required when the prop.
crty Ia knocked Off # T. should not be nd dowo,
the property Will he thea and there put up aad
sold to the nENt highest bidder who shall comply,
and II the whole terms sh all not be complied with
in 1--WE day. the Trustee reserves the right to re.
sell the property at The RISK ant expense OF the
doIaultng purchaser, by Advertising such resale
three times In some newspaper printed In the city
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
Aut-tawds' AuctioneeTb.
THURSDAY, lbih inst, same hour and plsce, by
order Of the Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
Sop1 huctlOncCFE.
Et.The above sale Is SAN further post
pOued until THURSDAY, the I'D Instant, same
hour and place, ny order al the Trustee.
GREEN y WILLIAMS,
sopls AuGtioncers.
Is The above AaIe 10 stu further post
poned until THURSDAY the 18th instant, same
bout aud place, by nIhsT Ol the tru tee,
GREEN \ WILLIAMS,
"'f'i AuCtIORcets,
~, The above sale Is sun further post
poned until THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF OGtOucr
next, same hour and place, by order OF the
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
$3.50 u AuCtiUnCCFS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-30

~. The above sale Is sun further post
poned until THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF OGtouCr
next same hour and place, by order OF the tru
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
$3.50 Il AuCtiUnCCFs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-30

Is The above AaIe 10 stu further post
poned until THURSDAY the 18th instant, same
hour aud place, by nIhsT OF the ttu tee.
GREEN \ WILLIAMS,
"'f'i AuCtIORcets,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-30

~ The above sale Is san further post
poued until THURSDAY, the I'D instant, sNmC
hour and place, ny order Of the Trustee.
GREEN y WILLIAMS,
soplB AuCtioncers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-30

~ The above sale Is OBtponed until
THURSDAY, 18Th inst, same hour and plsce, by
order Of the Trustee.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
sIpD huctlOuCCfF,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-12-08
Ansedots Of Henry clay.

Mr.. Clay was Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives when he was retained by
the Governor Of Kentucky to appear before
the Supreme Court and maintain the rights
Uf the State against the pretensions of Vir-
ginia, in long-contested suit growing out
of what was tsrmsd the occupying laws. "
1t was his first appearance before the tri-
bunal of last resort, and large concourse
Of spectators was attracted by a natural
curiosity TO determine whether the crater
of the West would bs able to sustain his
high reputation upon this new and untried
thsater. When he rose ID was with some
slight agitation of manner, but he soon re-
covered his wonted esmposurs, and held
his auditors in admiring attention while he
pronounced most beautiful sulegium upon
the character Of the sons of Kentucky
The Judges sat in their black robes of Office,
ssdats and attentive One of them, Judge
Washington, Ia nephew ofthe Fdter Pahle,)
was an invetsrste snuff-taksr, Aad availed
himself Of monentary pause in the argu-
ment to indulge himself with the tittilating
restorative. eaIl04 .sam'g lo,n-n nj
MI. Clay, observing this, instead Of pro-
cesding, advanced gracefully to the bench,
with his thumb and finger extsnded,g and
helped himself from Judge Washington 8
box. As he applied the pinch he observed,
Il perosive that ysur honor sticks to the
Sootch,f and Immediately resuming his
stand, he proceeded in his argument with
out the least epbarrsssment. So sxtraoI-
dinafy . step over the usual barrier which
separates the Court and the barristers sx'
cited net little astsnishment and adnira-
tion ameng the spectators, aud it was after
ward aptIy re marked by Judge Story, In re.
lating Che circamstAnes TO . friend, that
q he did not believe thers was q man in the
United States who could have done that bui
Henry Clay" ( ile1 ela n,slsgs .aupii p