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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E0R RENT-A hand some nearly new three story
BRICK DWELLING on 18th street west near
L., furnished. 1t contains parlOr, dining room,
seven chambers, kitchen, cellar etc with garden ,
gas and water: Ii will not be rented for a board
ing house. or for sub renting rooms. Inquire of
JAS. r. HALLIDAY, SIS nth street, south of Pa.
avenue. Init no III cost
EOR SALE-One OYSTER SALOON and RES
l. TAURANT, near Center Market. To inquire
by KERN d VAN HEIDEN, Eagle Restaurant
Market. no lO-4t"
EOR RENT-FRONT PARLOR and two BED
Il ROOMS. on second floor, communicating. suit
able for housekeeping. Also, large Back and Front
ROOMS, on third floor, suitable either for family
single gentlemen, to be let together separate
Rent varying from Ss to 100 per month No 234
FL street, betu cen 10th and 10Th, one block from
noT-lmt
NARLBOROUGH FARM FOR RENT.
Situated on Potomac Cree and river a short dis.
passes twice daily affording every facility to
ket. The soil Is of the best quality and is believed
to he equally adapted to vegetables aud grain Ap-
ply TO the subscriber, in King George Fredericks-
bur9P. o.. ROBT. WALLACE &C 10 I'm
Tor RENT-Four FURNISHED HOUSES,
Il from to Is rooms each. Three Unfurnished
HOUSES. rooms each. Also, for sale, Building
Building Lots on street, between 9th and 18th
streets; 2 Building Lots on l. street, east Of 23d
street; Building Lot on 10th street near street:
House and Lot ON 10th street. near street, fer
ELL SON, southeast corner of Pa avenue and
18th street. OCT
nor RENT-An Elegant unfurnished PA RLOR
l. with three front windows, at l42 g street, be-
tween 2lst and I'D wi tn of gas and heater Also
= new STABLE References exchanged oc Att
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THE GLORY OF MAN is sTRENGrH-rhers.
i fore the nervous and dehiltsted shouid i'm
medisteiy use hILMBoLpS kxrRACT b.
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10y W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctisneers.

GOOD WILL STOCK, LEASE AND FIXTURES
OF A CIGAR STORE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTER DON, Nov 18th at 2
O'Clock p. m, we will sell at store No 257 Penn
sylyania avenue between 18th and 18th streets ne
TO the Oyster Bay, the
Good Will, Stock, Lease &c,
which has six years tn run, and low rent and offers
an opportunity TO any desiring to gage in the
business. Terms cash.
nOlO WI WALL Il CO., Aucts.
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Chief QSn,tnmaster sQfes, Depot Of Waskssno.,l
Will be sold a. public auction on the premises,
under the direction Of Captain j. II. Croweil, A.
@ n; On WEDNESDAY, hovenber Is, lsss, at 1
o'clock p. m,
EIGHT (s, LOG CABINS,
situated near the Railroad beyond the Rlsdens-
burg Station, Nd.
The buildings win be cold singiy. and must be
removed from the premises within ten days from
day of sale. -
Terms Cash. In Government funds.
By order Of Brevet MAJOR Gen ID. III. Rucker,
ohisf euAr'ermasssr Repst n T THospSfrs
no le-zt Brevet Colonel and QuartsrmAster
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ELARIFIED CIDER, SC.

a VA DIT ILU NIUEh, &C.
y CLARIFIED CIDER, SC.
have inst received per steamer Fairfax a sup
ply of PURE CARIFIED CIDER, which offer In
quantities TO suit at New York prices
Also. Oh hand cOnstantly, supply of Massachu-
sets CIDER, in casks and barrels.
Also, on hand and for sale, at lowest market
rates. ore hundred Barrels CIDER VINEGAR.
Goods delivered free Of charge.
Riley A. SHINN,
"Union BOttling Depot
81 Green St. Georgetown, ID, G,
no ll-2w Intel & Chron.l
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Growers THEATER-The fiye-ac comedy
Of THE Heir at-Law." Tomorrow night the
plays OF Married Life" and "The Jacobite"
TRINITY CHURCH.-Grand sacred concert
under the direction OF Signor Strini The pro-
gramme includes many of the choicest selec-
tons from Verdi, Weber, Mozart and Rossini
and promises rare musical entertainment
FIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Concert for the benefit of the church, A num-
Der OF popular singers have volunteered for the
occasion.
CANTEEBTRY.-The drama of aThe Fenian's
Triumph" the local play of the ssThree Fast
Men," the spectacle OF "The Streets of WASH
lngton," ballet, songs, burlesque, and other
performances.
ISLAND HALL.-Grand ball of the Usage
Tribe, L. D r. NJ. A great success is anticipa-
ted.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Fair for the benefit of
Assembly's Church. Music, rare fancy arti-
cles, and host of other attractions.
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by W. l.. WALL CO, Auctioneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPToRY
AUCTION SALE or
HORSES, CARRl AGES, BUGGIES, OMNI-
BUSES, &C.
COMPRISING TIE STOCK AND FIXTURES
sTABLES WASHINGTON CITY.
On WEDNESDAY, November 18th, at 10 o clock
a. m al tn. National Hotel Stables. on 9th street,
FIFTY HEAD OF HORSES.
Adapted TO all kinds 81 work, among which are
some pairs Of very desirable Carriage Horses.
FORTY BUGGY WAGONS,
The greater number of which in first rate
TEN CLOSE AND OPEN CARRIAGES,
Some OF which are very fine, desirable Family
EIGHT PHEAToN CARRIAGES.
Besides q number Of other vehicles Of different
kinds
Also-A large LOT of HARNESS comprising Hack,
Carriage and Buggy Harness
AlsO-A large lot Of Extra Fine ROBES, consist
ing Of Gray Wolf, Fox, Coon and Buffalo Robes,
some OF which are as good as new.
hlsO-THE NATIONAL HOTEL OMNIBUS
LINE. now running TO and from the Hotel and De-
pots; also, one twenty four passenger Omnibus,
persons, with harness complete, for four ak
Also-THE LEASE OF THE NATIONAL Ho-
TEL STABLES, having about three years 20 run
the best location for Livery and Hack Stable in
the city. Terms cash. Particulars in catalogue.
CHAS A. MURPHY.
no 10 VIM, IL. WALL A CO. Aucts
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LET US ALONE.
BIZ The Rnrd of Oak HILL

By the Bard of Oak Hail
stLet us alone has long been the song
Which Jefferson sung as he plodded along!
When the blood of nation like a river had
flown,
Still Jefferson cried "Just let us alouer'
When Grant with his armies had pressed him
quite nigh;
But for reasons of health. as by all is well
JEFF. steered for warm climates, crying "Let
me aloner'
Let me alone ~ cries the brayest of men:
$ L am going to gather great armies again.
Our new regulation now will make known;
lis bennett and gown: now let me alone
"NOw let me alone! don't wish to go North
The White House has now cost us more than
tits worth;
I'm not used, like your 3oldiers, to the soft side
of a stone:
Now do be magnanimous. and let me aloner'
Don't let us alone, but come one and all,
We have plenty of goods at the great Oak Hall:
We have lots Of new styles such as never We're
shown,
And If you once see them you'll no. let them
alone.
SMITH BROTHERS & Co.
Merchant Tailors,
Oak Hall, No. i6i eth street
THE NEW DRUG STORE.-Helmbold's New
Store, next to the Metropolitan HOTEL has a
WY Ial assortment OF Drugs and Chemicals,
besides being the principal depot for the sale
OF Helmbold's well known preparations The
assistants at this establishment are we'll quail
RED In all the branches of their profession, and
Physicians may depend that ali their prescrip-
tons Will be conscientiously compounded All
varieties of drugs are here dispensed of the
hrst quality, and at the most reasonable rates
In addition TO the usual stock ofdrugs, Helm
oold keeps constantly on hand a large and
fresh supply of his celebrated Preparations
the
EXTRACTS OF BUCHU,
and the
EXTRACTS OF SARsAPARILLI
The attention and patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited, and satisfaction is conf
dently guaranteed.
@-No. 594 Broadway, N. Y. City
TRTEISM -flOrDS hDniOps in nails
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I ii. YEAThAN nERVRY SHRIyHR,

SO LouI,aIAnSM1 M Ayssy5S ss LsgiSAsA Avrxus,
FOR the sale Of BACON, LARD, FL0UR, But
TER, CHEESE, EGGS. APPLES; and Country
specia for supplying ali goods IN the above
line a. low a. they can Be had In Baltimore Pur-
giving N cell. - le Ina
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CRUSHED, POWDERED,
~ GRANULATHD, CUT LOAF
and other SUGARS.
Just received and for sale by
,s.. &c. WHITWELL q co.,
nof-eoSW Ne. 81 La. ay,, neAr 1thst.
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EXTRACTS OF BUCHJ
and the

EXTRACTS OF SARsAPARILLI
The attention and patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited, and satisfaction is conf
IDENTIFY guaranteed.
0No. So Broadway. N. Y CITY
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COyERNMENT JAVA, MARACAIBO, La
NJ GUYRA and RIO COfrEE5. just received
and fer sale by j. G. WHITWELL 90,
NOT cow No. 81 Louisiana av., near 7th st.
- EMOvAL OF TsMUSIG STORE
Il
T. 81. .-. IRON HALL,
No. 31e Penrsylvsnia avenue, between 9th and
10Th streets, with large assortment OF
Itsiisn Strings, and Musical Instrumsnts' VkVV
Of an descriptions. at Wholesale and Retail.
Sole Agency Of steiawsy's Pianos, and Mason b
Hamlins Cabinet Organs t
= - =. w G. MErZER0TT,
t - .... No. SIS Pennsylvania avenue,
motif between 9th and 10Th sts,
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The GRAND LODGE, 1. o. o. F., held its
annual communication last night, a large num-
Der being in al enhance. The reports from the
thirteen subordinate Lodges show the Order
TO be In very hourishing condiuon-the total
mem bership being about two thousand two
hundred. Reports were received from the
officers of the Library Association, stating that
over three thousand of its books have been read
since the last report by the members. of the
order and their families. The Board of Trus-
tees of Odd Fellows Hall also submitted their
annual report, embodyng a statement that the
Board had declared a dividend OF SIX per cent
upon the stock held by Lodges and Encamp-
ments, leaving large surplus on hand After
me transaction of routine business, the Grand
Lodge elected the following to serve as officers
ior the ensuing year William J. Brown. Nj
w Grand Master; John T. Given, r. w. Dep
uty Grand Master; Byron A. Kidder, r. w
tIrand warden; Parker II. Sweet, X. w. Grand
secretary; Samuel Wise, r. W. Grand Treas
urer. John +. Havenner was elected Repre-
sentative 10 the Grand Lodge of the United
States for the term of two years. The officers
VIII be installed on Monday evening, the ith
of Deem Der. to which time the Grand Lodge
adjourned.
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R1 W. %. DE " : = ", AuCtlOneers
ID No 3O7 Pennsylvania avenue
FURNITURE, CARPETS PIANO, &C., AT AUG
TON,
On WEDNESDAY next November 18th, at 10
O'Clock, at Dwelling No 293 street, bet weeu 18th
and l3i streets shall SELL all the Furniture as
Parlor Sets, Carpets, Oil Cloths, several Cham
bers, Cottage Sets, Beds. Mattresses BEDDING
Cook and other Stoves, Tables, Chairs, and other
requisites.
Also, enc first rate Octave Piano. &C.
no ID e w. b. LEWIS GO hncts
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MARLBOROUGH FARM FOR RENT
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n+ UISAN NOES.
Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested
that housekeepers and others will be permitted for
the period OF ten days fronsEthis date, to remove
from their premises any kind OF otfal other mat
ter which Is at all likely to engender disease, and to
deposit the In the nearest street thereto not
less than four feet from the footway. which will
then be removed free from expense. For any per-
son TO be benefited by this proposition. the condi
respects. 1000
This notice IL given msinl, to effect the removal
of all nuissnces from the town without delay, and
also to save the citizens from fines snd heavy
ex penses from which. very soon. there will be no
escape. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS Office, GEoRG ETowS, d. O., Novem-
Der 9, 1866. no9 l0uf
NJILLERS NEW DRY GOODS sTORE-Just
Ivl received, 2 large additional supply Of French
isines, low. priced Delsinss Piaids, Bls9k silks,
Bombszipss, Alpscss black And oolored Co
very low ) blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Shirtiug
MusliDs, Gloves and Hosiery, flsnnels, Under
Vests for ladies and gentlemen, shawis~a large
stock Of Black shsyls, Cloths aud Csssimeres, for
sale low. at 101 Bridge ST., Geor getown, ID; q BY
no h1m- BENJAMIN MILLER.
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RY GREEN L WILLIAMS, AuctiOnesrs.

~The above will be sold, unless sooner disposed
of, stafdblie Sale, on WEDNESDAY, November
18th. 1866, at II O'Clock m, on the premises.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed Of trust the premises.
All conveJaDcing and revenue stamps At cost OF
purchaser.
one hundred dollars will be required down when
sold.
no 2w. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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The DIXON AND MADDOX CAsR-Coroner's
Inqusst-The remains of Major Dixon, who
died Saturday morning from wounds received
at the hands of DIR. Maddox, were on SATURDAY.
afternoon laid out in the City Hall at AIexan-
dria, and post mOrtem examination held
which disclosed that either of the shots fired
by Maddox would have proved fatal At the
examination of DIR. MADDOX, the Common
wealth's attorney having stated that he could
adduce important testimony from a witness
named Russell, of Boston, now stopping in
washington, the justice consented to continue
the case till to-day at IL o'clock and Dr. Mad
dox " as accordingly ordered to be committed
10 jail until that time. Upon this the counsel
Tor the prisoner sued out Immediately a writ
OF habeas corpus, before Judge f. X. Snead,
and Dr. Maddox was brought before him, be-
fore he had been taken to Jail. After consider
aoie argument OF the counsel on both sides as
70 the power of the judge TO take bail for DR.
MS appearance before the Justice and the
Judge having decided that he had such power
Dr M NJ. Lewis was examined on behalf of
the prisoner, TO show the condition of the fam
lily. DR.. L. testified that the wife of Dr. NJ is
IN situation to render it probable that excite
ment would produce dangerous consequences,
ana that such excitement would be likely to
result from the imprisonment of the doctor
Judge Snead, upon hearing the case. admit
ted DR.. Maddox to bail in the sum of S5,OON for
his appearance before Justice Beach o-day,
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E0R RENT--A desirable FRONT B AsEMENT
Il Room. suitable for an Office. on 9th ST., bet. X
and +. Address A, b, q, through the Post Office,
giving real name. no lI-3tt
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RY X. Y. PAGE CO., Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION OF EXTENSIVE AUCTION
SALE
On THIS CMOSDAY) EVENING November L.
at Ga O'Clock, and extt nding every evening during
the week. We shall continue cur sales Of
Blankets, Carpets. Gent. q Boots
Ladies' and Misses shoes
Bird Guns. Pearl Inlaid Dressing Cases
Silver plated Spoons. Forks, Ice Pitchers
Table Covers Napkins, Towels
Ladies and Misses Shawls. Hosiery
Ivory Handle Cutlery, bohemian Glassware
Pocket Knives. Clocks
Photograph Albums, Accordeons
And al desert ptions Of Fancy Goods.
Cash advances on all consigned goods
no Is Ct KF. PAGE a CO. Aucts
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SAND-Five thousand Is, 0OoD loads very supe-
- ror for sale, two miles from the city Post Office
Apply at Locust Hill Farm, 7th street road, inside
the first tell gate no s6tH
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RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE a CO., Auoaoneers.

IL Jac. U McGUIhh a GU, AucuOReere.
HOUSEHOULp FURNITURE. WHITE AMI
GOLD CHINA DINNER AND TEA SET
On III URSDAY, November 10, Commencing AT
10oclock, we shall sell at No. les + street, Cor
ner of Twenty first, the Furniture and housek
ing articles therein, embracing the usual assort-
meDt Of
Psrlor and Chamber Furniture
Wardrobes, Fancy Tables
Arm Chairs, Fancy Chairs
Walnut Extension Dining Table and Chairs
Full Set of White and Gold Dinner and Tea Ser
vice
Superior Feather Bed, Bolster and Pillows
Latrobe Stove, Gas Fixtures
Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash.
Ii j G. McGUIRE A CO Ancts
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10y JAS. &. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctionsers.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, FIRST WARD SOUTH

UF PENNSYLVANIA NkNUE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November IL &C
ala O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Of
Lot IL, in Square 81 having front Of q feet 23d
street west, south Of Pennsylvania avenue with o
derth Of about LIS feet, improved by q new Frame
Dwelling. containing six rooms, located and suit
able for store, having shelving and q counter
first floor.
Terms: e-han cash; balance In ak and twelve
months, deferred payments bearing interest, and
secured by a deed Of trust
Conveys ncing at rchaserls cost.
no SITS JAS G.. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucts.
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PY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucnoneer.

AUCTION SALE OF UNIMPROyED PROPER.
TY ON 9TH ST BETWEEN AND K SITS
SOUTH, ON THE ISLAND ~
On WEDNESDAY. the 10Th instant, at O'Clock,
M, in front Of the premises. part Lot Is. in
Square Ne. a, running back 20 feet to COED alley
making IL Q handsome Building Lot
Terms One third cash; balance IN six aud twelve
months, secured by deed of trust on the premises
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the pur-
cbaser's cost.
$50 down when sold.
no 10-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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e. IN BEwARD-StoIen from front of Bazaar,
SoO on Louisiana Avenue, near 10th street, on
three bite feet, and small white mark face, and
black co-ered WAGON, containing chest with
atsut two thousand Cigars and some fine cut To-
tacco $40 will be paid for the recovery OF the
team and contents. and s 30 for the apprehension
and conviction OF the thief or thieves.
p. HARTESSTINE, 216 street,
10 IL LET 18th NH Il .nfa
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EOR RENT-Three unfinished ROOMS, con
Il sistiDg of y dining room, kitchen and chamber.
Apply at No. $50 street, between "A and 9Th
streets. no list
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E0R RENT-Two ROOMS, on the first floor, at
u No 81 = LIST street east betw cen G and ID north,
Capitol Hill. Suitable for Housekeeping.
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STABLE AND LOT ON THE ISLAND
en- TUESDAY AFTERNOON, November 2lst at
I O'Clock on the premises we shall sell Lot IS,
Square l03, fronting 80 feet south street, be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, Island running back Is4
eet5incbes, improved by three storyB Brick Dwell
ling, with stable in rear.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, With interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the premises.
CoDyeysncing at purch sser's expense.
no l3d j. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
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G y REWARD -strsyed away from the CO nmons
go Oh the 4th of September, q white and red
spotted cow, short tail. bears a hole in each horn
The finder will please notify U BANF on ID street,
Island, No 292. no I4-2tt
G1 = REWARD-Lost, in Georgetown, on the
p ~ evening of 10th. or the morning of the 18th
inst, POCKET BOOK containing a sum of mon
sy Also, several Business Cards of + Nj Lazenby
Co he above reward will be paid to any per
son leaving the same vita
II. NJ. LAZENBY CO.
no IA "a No. 124 Bridge street
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT, FRONT
ING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND
s9ITH 4 STREET, NEAR NAVY YARD, AT
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock %
m. shall sell, in front of the premises west 70
feet Of Lot No 4, in square No 0io fronting ON Pa
avenue, running through the square to south v
street, aud will make two handsome Building Lots
This property is between 18th and 18th streets east
Terms cash.
All conveyance, including revenue stamps at
cost of purchaser.
sold
DO l3d GREEN i WILLIAMS, Ayicts
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE BARRELS OF
PURE CIDER AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, November IL. at IL clock, we shall
sell, at PUBLIC auction, at the warehouse of W. r.
Snow Co, Water street, Georgetown, los Barrels
Pure Cider.
Terms cash.
nol3-d Intel.l K.F. PAGE 4 CO. Aucts
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G. = BEWARD-Strayed or stolen from the Sub.
= - scriber, on the Sd inst. red and white
buffalo cow, with hell on; slit in right ear The
above reward will be paid by returning her at No.
217 sth st, bet. N and o. no list
I OST-On the evening OF the 9th inst. , between
L. Growers Theater and 9th street, 1siand, } q
plain GOLD BRACELET. with three catches and
one slide The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this office. no IL St.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUOIIUN SALES.
fEhs AFTERNOON AND 10 koRRsW.
RI O. MCGUIRE CO., Auetio.ssr..
A FURNISHED Q STORY AND ATTIC BRroK
DMELLIkG. THIRTEENTH STREET NEAR
PkNSsfLNAkIA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC
onTUEsDAY AFTERNOON, Noy.ub., ,..h. NJ
4o'elock, on the premises, shall cell the north
part az Lot g. of Square rs. fronting ~ fest lnch
e. on 18th street west. between and N norfh Win
and attic brick Dwelling House els reoms viii be
sold together with the Furniture therein ~ . par-
chaser for 10 entire will be found, without the
nrniture. ~ IL not wanted.
Possession given LIST December proxir,o.
srtms ohe-third cash; balance In six and twelve
Conveysncing at purchssert expense
DO gus j 9. MCGUIRE co. Aucts.
RI GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF RE.I ESTATE ON ,srB
SHIT, BETWEEN W AND v STREETS
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant. At . o,olook n.
We shall sell. In frspt Of the premises LOT 4
in Square 235. l9 feet inches front by good d.nth
improved by q frame dwelling house. Also. No a.
3 and 10, in same square each having ~ feet front
by reject deep 20 20 foot alley, making them de-
Terms One half cash; balance in 6 and " months
secured by deed Of trust on the premises
All convey sncing and revenue stamps, At the cost
OF the purchaser.
S2S will BE required down on each piece Of prop
novs-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucs.
RY JAS. &. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOnsers.
NEW FRAME HOUSE, FIRST WARD, SOUTH
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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TX REWARD-Strayed or Stolen from the
street, between 18th and 18th, ON the 10th Novem-
Der, horned Cow, white stripe down her back
10th Ears cropped, slit in right ear; one Buffalo
Cow with same ear mark, white body and red neck
The above reward will be given if delivered to the
subscriber, or any information so get them
no IA St. ALEXANDER KIRRLE
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CALEoF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS kRAB
- BLADENsBURG.

Rryet Maj. Con. and Chief Quartsrmastsr,
&C 81 l3t DEPOT OF WASH etou