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BALTIMORE, MD.

Tire Subscribed tegs leave to inform Dealers md
Consumers that he i, now prepared to furnish NO
RIO PHILiIPS' GENUINE IMPROVED SUPER
PHOSPHATE UT LIME, in any quantities.
The universal satisfaction this article has given
during the past four years, has increased the de-
mand that have been compelled to greatly eulargc
my capacity for its manufacture, and hAYs been iu-
duced to establish branch house in tAc city OF
Baltimore; | trust that will bo able Is ill all or
dprs during the sesson Yet my rule "a, first come
first served. DIscuuxr To DEALERS.
MORO PiitbIpS,
Feb GIN. Sole Proprietor Manutctr.
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l.. LYONS Pukn QUO
CATAWBA BRANDY;
SPARKLING CArAwBA WINES,

SPARKLING CAfNwBA WINES,
Eg,al IN Quaiity and tAsayd II Price than the 81 an
oiss and Wines u ne IN Wo.fs
FOR SUMMER COMPLAINT. CHOLERA, IN
FANTUN, BOWEL COMPLAIN. ctAMP,
collie AND DiAkRlIGA;
4 sure Cure is Gaaraied, Or tic mon,S sI, DC re-
Jahded.
In support of tlis abotc statements are p-sssnted
the Certificates of 81. Jas. K Chiffon, Chemist,
New York DR.. IliraiR Cox, Chemical Inspector,
Ohio; DR.. james r. Nilh6ls Chemist, Boston III.
~ +. Jones, Chemical Inspector, Cireleville, Ohio
Prof &. 4. jackson, Chcmis. boston; DR.. Cle.
Cpham Shepard. Charleston, S. e., ard j. V. /.
Blaney aud u A. Mariner Consulting Chemist
Chicago, all Of whom have anal!zed the tatawka
Brandy, and commend it IN the highest TERMS, for
medicinal use. e.
.ihalysis otthe kassachussn, State -4,sasa, Jcn e5
When cvaporatrd through clean linen it left nj
oil offensive matter. In every respect it is ruas
spirtrous liquor. The on which give TO this B;andy
its flavor AVID arOiud Is whuv unlike iusil or grail
oil of grapes. With aciCs, il produces others Of i
high fragrance. fhh Substitution of this Brandy
for Cognac Brandy will do away with tie manu inc-
ture of fciitioss Spirits sold under this both
at home and nbrbad. Respectfully,
4. 4. HAYES, II. D.,
Assster TO ate Mass, IL B0ylcston St
iii Tie Same. IL 1854,
have analyz 81. LYONS PUGEgATAWBA
BRANDY with reference 10 its composition and
character, being the same rs that produced ii past
years. \ Sample taken from ten casks Afforded tbs
same results with regard to purity; Il slightly in.
creased amount of the principle on which its favot
depends was determined by comparison with former
samples:
The indications Of ANALYSIS show that hi, Brandy
is produced by the samt process fhost Of the i'm
ported Brandy. Respectfully,
A. \. HAYES, Al: D., Staff Assaycr
Boston. July 90, 1851. 10 boy!eston ST.
Manufactured ohly by II. H. JACOB & co.
ITO whom all OrdHrs should he addressed
Depot u Liberty ST., New Iotk.
NnN 1QnI-L,li
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LOCAL I.NIELLIGE.FCE.
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Pfe,arihy far h~mediate I'GLhcu,ioN, Is l pci So
Paper 75c,, fier. cl. ST. Law Saep Sl.so.
TIE NEW CONSTITUTION
THE
STl TIE or MA II III 4 Nd,
ADOPTED ET Tun CoNsrirlrluSAL CoNvrsrros
With Mtiginm Sut,, and R.fctenc-! % ici. Of As
gembiy and DscicioaS Of the Coart Of 11p-
FeIf aud an EtaLnratt h3tr toeacA
.iH;c'. aid .seetion
By EDWARD Otis HlNKLEY, ESQ. Of tn. BAL
tinorc Bar.
Preparing for Erly Publication, Uniform with Code,
IN col. SO. Paytr - lar Sh.ep, s..
A SUPPLEMENT TO THE MARYLAND
CODE,
Containing MI the General and Local Laws passed
by the Legislature al +he January session. 1864 RI.
ranged under their Proper Titles to Cores pond
with Code. accompanied with Accurate Tables show
Ing 1T glattcG the Articles and Sections of Code;
Repealed or Amended, with References to the Chap
ter and Section by which amended or repealed to
which is added, in IN Appendix, the Private Acts
and Resolutions The WhoIctartfully indexed. By
LEWIS MAYER, ESQ., of the Eati.purc Bar To
which will lie added, the NEW CONSTITUTION
OF MARYLAND with Marginal Notts References,
etc, III EDWARD OTIS liISKLEY ESD of the Balii.
more Bar.
BY thus continuing to publish, in Cheap Form,
Supplement 1T Tie close of each Session lie Iur.
chaSIr Of the code art enabled to possess nil the
Legislation of the State in regular ott,f at very
moderate price:
Ia, G..,,'. Il, 81 IA.
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( Now rs your TIDE TO Subscribe for our NON PA
cIrIc MoSTiiiY Which Ne shecrfully COMMEND to YOU
. Evc sinr, f H. -
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YOUNG MEN

whu lave injured themselves by certain practices
INDUCED in when ulone-a habit treqtcutly lc.trt Il
from evil companions or Mt school! the effects of
which are nghty iclt, even Wien t5lccp, and, if
not cured, renders marriage impossible, and de
stross both mind and body, shoald apply imuiedi-
atcly
What pity that a young man, The hope of his
country and darling of Ing parents, should be
snatrhcd from all the prospects and cnjoyments Of
life by the consequence ri deviation front tie path
Of nature and mdul,:ing in certain secret habit.
Such persons must, before contemplating
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Member IF TIE Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon
dou Graduate from one of most eminent Colleges
in the United Sia-s and the greater part of whose
life ms been sivnt in the hospitals of London,
Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected
of the mos, astonishing cures that were ever known;
many troubled with ringing il the head and
when asleep, grrit NERVOUSNESS. be alarmed at sud-
den sounds bshIulnclS, with frequent bIushing,
attended sometimes with dcrIngcnrnt Of tlis mind,
were ,,,rrl Immediately
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i. NJ. q. CRAMnR

LLOYD LOWNDE3.
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reflect that a sound mind aud body are thc most
necessary requisites to promote conngbia happiness
indeed. Without thc,c the journey through life
hcconc3 weary pilgrim rye the prospect hourly
darkens to the view; the mind becomes Swallowed
with despair and filled with the melancholy rcilrc-
tons that the happiness of ahb.lcr is ishcd with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

FIGHT IN BALL ROoM.-Last night ball
was given by the cOlOred fancy at the rancho
on Il street, between 10th and 18th, kept by
Sidney Mcfarland. During the evening Eliz-
abeth Gibson made herself acquainted with
VIM SOTrel, and they took several drinks to-
gether. About 3H O'Clock, Eliza Jackson, the
mistress of SOrrel, entered the room, and no.
ucing the familiarity of Elizabeth Gibson with
Sorrel, ordered Elizabeth away. Elizabeth
refused TO 90, and Eliza struck her, got her
down on the floor, and with a razor inflicted
several ugly flesh wounds upon Elizabeth's
head, face, arms and hands SOrrel pulled off
his coat drew razor. and declared he would
cut any one who interfrred with them. VIM
Dant and Robert Scott were accused of being
accessory TO the affair by encouraging the as
sailants. They were all arrested by officers
HOlbrOok, Roberts and Franklin, and taken to
the Second Ward station. This morning Jus
uce MOrsell gave them partial hearing. Mr.
;. Phillips appearing as counsel for the de-
Tense The further hearing was postponed till
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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DIED,

PETERS. On the 9th inst. CORA LOUISE,
lIfaIt dau yhter Of Luly and Charles ii. Peters
a. ed months and - days
Her funeral will take place to morrow, the 10Th
inst at clock, from the residence her parents
No. 451 NJ street, between 18th and 18th stree 3
The friends of the family are invited to attend
BARNARD. In Georgetown, ID. c.. Of I'll IBERIA,
at 81 p. m. on the 9th inst, MARY LOUISA,
laughter Of Samuel N. and Ma e. Barnard aged
Is l. Onths.
Fore thee we'll our last and fairest,
Desr ole. Ludie, fare thee well
God who lent thee has recalled thee
Back with Hi n and His to dwell!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

The WORK OF throwing an elbow of the big
Pennsylvania avenue main over the 18th street
sewer was successfully accomplished this
morning. and the Potomac water turned again
into the main. Previously the main crossed
through the center of the sewer, but this was
found 10 be Objectionable, as pieces of wood or
any object coming down the sewer was liable
TO lodge against the drain and make a dam
stopping the vent of the sewerage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

REQUIsITION.-This morning, Sheriff Har-
yey, of Baltimore county, arrived here with g.
reg uisItion from Governor Bradford, or Mary
land, for Barney Sails, arrested here and COM
mitted to Jail on the charge of stealing a mare
from Samuel n. France. Of that county, on the
5th of November, on which Chief Justice
Cartier issued his warrant, and Sheriff Har-
yey left IN the Ills train with his prisoner for
TOwsOntOwn.
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A YOU'VE MAN from the country

A You've MAN from the country
Came city girl to see,
OF Greenbacks he had plenty,
And held a farm in fee;
But his coat was very shabby,
And his vest was very old,
And the lady told him promptly
~ do not rant your gotdt'
A rich doctor came to court her,
Fresh from the college walls,
But he ooked rather dIngy,
And his coat was full of holes,
His pantaloOns were faded,
And his hat was very old,
She said, "You look too badly,
And do not iraRt your gold ~
Next lawyer, old and very rich,
Came IN to seek her hand;
He owned houses in the city,
And in the country, land;
She glanced at him quite hurriedly,
But soon the tale was told
"Yonr dress don't suit my fancy,
And I do not lCdnt your gold ~
Next came a young mechanic,
Fine looking, nothing more,
But a splendid suit of clothing
Bought at the Peoples Clothing Store .
He popped the question to her,
And blushing, Eyes" said She
81 see you patronize friend Smith,
And you're the man for me-
At the Peoples Clothing Store, No. 400 I'll
street, where can be found the finest and bes
clothing at less prices than any other house il
he city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-Rob't Con-
way, drunk; 81. Joseph Brown, grand larce-
N.Y. dismissed. NJ. Shane, assault and battery:
do Albert Hedgeman, do; bail for peace
Also, disorderly; - 90. Geo. RObb, assault and
battery and Grand larceny; dismissed. John
Moran; drunk; do. Eliza Jackson, assault and
battery intent to kill; William Sorrel and Rob-
ert Scott, accessories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

SALES OF LAND-On the 30th inst, the real
estate of the late Benjamin Berry, near Centre
Vile, Maryland, ten miles from this city, will
b. sold at auction. The farm contains 3l2
acres, and Is well improved. On the Sth of
December, the farm of the late Basil Il. Brown,
embracing lis acres, in Prince Georges county,
two miles from "Old Fields" will be sold at
auction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

NEW TINE 1NyENTION.-Last evening we had
the pleasure to assist Professor Wolowski,s ar
plantations of his new invention on time 1t is
certainly wonderful to what results the Pro-
lessor arrives by his new system of impartiug
TIME. We are glad to hear that he re-opened
his rooms at 81 Pennsylvania avenue, oppo-
site National Hotel, and we don't doubt Of his
SUCCESS
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ID U b l. &c s A l. Il

u
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county sitting a court Of equity
pas Ell on the 9Th day Of November 1855 In cause
therein Dc depending, In which Washing ten A Smith
and Martha L. Smith, his W fe ct al. com plain
ants, and Charlotte +. Berry and Macksli Cox
will cell at public sale, on THURSDAY, the 3Oth
DAY OF November next off fair, IL not, the next
fair day thereafter on the premises ell the real
estate OF which the late Benjamin Berry died /,
seized and possessed, called Maiden's Dowry''
and Green Eagle Enlarged" situated in Prince
George county. near the vi age OF centre VILE on
the Stage road from Upper Marlboro 10 Washing
ton city-ten miles from the said city-containing
three hundred and twelve acres and one rood more
or less.
House, containing i've rooms, a kitchen. a quarter,
a pump in the yard, with excellent water, a barn
and stable; and the Farm is under a good enclo-
sure.
The soil is cod. large portion Of the estate Of
superior quality, including some fine me adow land
and there il an abundance of wood and timber on
the place, consisting of oak pins and n large Qusn
tty OF beautiful chestnut, and ii is less than mile
distant from a good grist and saw mill.
Terms of sale: BY the terms of the decree one
third OF the purchase money is TO be paid cash
the day Of sale the ratification thereof by the
Court; the balance in equal instruments in and
two years from the day of sale, and the payment
thereof TO be secured by the bonds of the purchaser
with surety sareties to be approved by the
Trustee the whole to bear interest from the day Of
sale and on payment of the whole purchase money
TIE Trustee is authorized to convey the to the
purchaser or purchasers, and t. his, her their
heirs free, clear and discharged Of all claim of the
parties 10 the suit, or Of any person claiming by,
from or under them. The purchaser to pay the ex-
penses OF the deed, stamps, &c,
Possession will be given on the lst day OF jan
uary, 1876.
no iO-Iawts RICHD B. CHEW, Trustee.
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TEE FEET.-Loss of health, energy, temper,
and good looks, are the inevitable cense
quences of neglect of disordered feet To all
afflicted we would advise 4 call at Dr. White s
Rooms, No. 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
~ and 9th streets. The skilful chiropodist
never fails TO give relief without causing pain,
and none can afford TO suffer who are within
his reach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift
Stere, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue. near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar which also
secures you free gift, consisting of cluster
jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons studs, rings,
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. no tI-1m*
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

growers THEATKR.-Mr. Murdoch will re-
peat his unequalled impersonation Of Ham
let" sustained by an excellent cast Of char
acters.
moth company in a variety programme of bal
let, songs, dances, buTlesque, &c. Second ap-
pearaDce Of Edwin Blanchard and his trained
dogs, who will appear in the drama of 8. The
FelOn's Death"
GRAND BALL at Stott's Hail. corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and 10th street, by the First
Ward Socials. A splendid affair is expected.
TURNED OVER TO THE CIVIL Authorities
Yesterday, H w. Hitchcock, formerly a stew
ard a. Judiciary Square Hospital, was taken
from the Old Capitol Prison and surrendered
10 the civil authorities for trial upon the charge
OF stealing Government property HltcncocK,
while on duty at the hospital stole large guam
uues OF property, such as cases OF uenIai, sur
glcal and cupping instruments, boxes OF medl-
cInes, blankets, &c, which he snlpped 10 Mas
sachusetts. The facts in the case having been
brought 70 the knowledge of General l.. &.
Baker he detailed a detective to investigate the
affair, who traced the stolen property to East
Hampton, Mass. where several thousand dol
lars worth was found in the possession of A
Mrs. ThOrp and man named Webb, brother
in-law of Hitchcock. They admitted that
Hitchcock had forwarded the goods to them.
and be was arrested on the 9TH instant and
committed TO the Old Capitol, from which he
was transferred to the county Jail Yesterday
Cyprlce Maules, private in the Sd Provisional
New YORK cavalry, charged with horse-steal-
ing, and committed to the Old Capitol Prison
by General Augur on the 18th of September
last was also turned over TO District Attorney
Darlington at the same time for trial. Maules
is also charged with manufacturing a letter
IS, which he admits TO have heen manufac-
tured at Camp Barry. Hitchcock and MauIes
viii have hearing to-day before Justice
Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

THROAT DIsEAsE-"We would call atten
10 Browns Bronchial Troches' We have
found them efficacious in allaying Irritation
in the Throat and BrOnc hia, and would COM
mend them TO the attention of Public Speakers
and others troubled with affections of the
Throat. They are also an excellent remedy for
Hoarseness resulting from cold."-Congrega-
tiOHGlist, Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

BILLIARps.-John Deery and Josiah Simp.
son have purchased of Mr.. M. Geary, the fine
Billiard Saloon adjoining Growers Theater
MI. Deery is now held to be the champion player
of the United States. Mr.. Simpson is favorably
known as formerly of Miller Simpsons
Saloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

ROUGH INSTRUMENTATION Hedgeman,
colOred, was arrested for assault and battery
on his wife He was taken before Justice
Bates who held him TO bail for peace. An
hour after, HedSeman was arrested for disor-
derby conduct, consisting of his going home
and breaking up the furniture. Officer Hudson
took him TO the station house
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CITY TT T. M 8.

JEwEIRY.-wholesale and retail at Priggs
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. R55 Pennsylyania
avenue, third door from street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

ATTENTION is called to the notice of the
public meeting of the Metropolitan Temperate e
Union at Ryland Chapel, corner of 10th and ID
streets, Island.
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I3Y C. W. BoTELER, JR., Auctioneer

CHASCERY SALE OF FINE BRICK HOUSE.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia in cbancery sitting, bearing
date the 22n day of November, ID. lsj5, and passed
in "A cause therein depending, in which Lucy n.
Johns ct al. are compIainahts, and Mary Darrell
ct al. defendants, shall offer for sale AZ pull
lie auctien. in front of ths premises On TUESDAY,
the 5th day Of December, 1855, At four clock y
part of Lot numbered six, g. in Square num-
bered three hundred and sixty nine (S6sl as
described in said proceedings. with the i'm
proyeut nts thereon which consists Of q comforta-
BE Brick House, with Back Building attached /,
containing II rooms, with cellar the length Of the
entire building.
This property is situated L street north. be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets west the residence Of the
late VIM. s. Darrell, deceased.
This property offers great Inducements 20 purcha-
sers. being situated in one of the most desirable
neie I'LL orhoods for private residences and immeS-
ate possession can be had.
Terms Of sale One third cash; the residue I'm
three instalments ef 6, II, and IS months, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay
mests satisfactorily endorsed, and bearing interest
from the day Of sale the title deed 70 be retained
until the whole OF the purchase money is paid.
All conveysnsing and stamps at the coat OF ths
purchaser. EE WHITE, Trustee.
no rs eoSds CIV. BoTELER, ia, Auot.
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Pyle. MCGUIRE q CO.. AuctiOneers.

BOOK SALE AT THE STORE, BY Gaia
LOGUE.
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th
November, at o clock, and continui ng each even
ing thereafter. at same hour, until about 900 vol
umes of Miscellaneous Books sold consisting Of
Law, HISTORY, POETRY, NOVELS, and MIS-
CELLANEUUS BOOKS.
Catalogues ready Tuesday next.
Terms cash. JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
noA AuctioAeers.
Intel Sun and Daily Chron tsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-28

SPECIAL INDIAN AGENT-George c. Whit
ing, Esq, acting Chief Clerk Department of
the Interior, has been designated by the SecTe-
tary as special agent of the Department to visit
the Miami Indians Of Indiana, and pay them
their annuIties. He left the city on the eye-
ming of the Goth instant for that purpose
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RYJ. c. rcGUIRK CO., AuctiOneers.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, December ID +,
at clock, the premises, by virtue Of deed Of
7th 1851, and duly recorded IN Liber A. s.. lss,
foies III, ct seq. Of the land records Of Wash
ingtoH county, shall sell, Lot "R," IN J. q.
HcGuires subdivision of square No. 6fi, fronting
- feet North Capitol street, between and N
foot alley, and containing 1850 square feet.
Terms: One halt cash the remainder in Elk and
trust on the premises
Convey ancins and stamps At the cost OF the pur.
THos J. FISHER, Trustee
no 10 eokts J. c. McGUIRk CO., AucN.
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Pr THos. BOWLING, AuctiOneer; GeOrsetO~p,
VERE nESSIRABLE COUNTY RESIDENCE

OF GEoRGETowN, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. November 18th,
81 clock, will sell, the premises all Of that
valuable property now occupied by Deidrich
Hisdsr, as market garden. lying west Of High
Bichsrd Cox and Henry Kensla, Esas.. sRd con-
talns thirteen ls acres. and 10 in hiEh state OF
cultivation. IL has a good dwelling house. large
barn and stables, carriage house, smoke house,
and all necessary outbuildings There are three
excellent springs Of alter the place. and pump
OF water at the door and OF the finest views OF
the Potomac river to be found in the District.
This property offers a chance Cor uvestment.
divided into building lots
Terms: One half cash; balance in three six and
nine months, with interest, secured by q deed OF
trust on the property.
Convey anclng and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
Title perfect.
nosl6 THos BOWLING. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
rRIs AFTERNOON AND TO koRRsw.
RTJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
GUARDIANS sALE or LOTS

GUARDIANS SALE or LOTS
In pursuance OF an order Of the or phsns' Court
for the county OF Washington, in the District of
Columbia, and confirmed BY IN. Supreme Court
the undsrsis ned guardian OF the infant ehldren of
Eugene Van Ness, deceased, will offer AZ puhlio
auction. in front Of the premises at ksIf psst
O'Clock TUESDAY. November ,, 1855 the follow
ing Lots If Ground in the city Of Washington.
Lot on the south side Of X street between 10Th
sno llth streets, known as the west half % Lot
we've, tl2,D in Square three hundred and forty
eight lsts containing twenty i've hundred square
lee. iVnr inches, more or less, and improved BY .
Also Lot on the south side Of c street, between
ISL sno 20 sIeee, known as part Of Lot three, 81
In square nye hundred and seventy four, f-g be-
ginning for the same st the end Of thirty nj feet
west, on street from the northeast corner OF said
lot and running thence G street nftv three IsSl
feet seven q inches, thence south one huodred All
twenty III feet seven "a inches thence ea.t
fifty three 1881 feet seven 90 inches aud thence
in 3 straight line % the place Of beginsIng
The terms Of sale prescribed by the Court are:
One third Of the purchase money tobs paid in cash
and the balance In six and twelve months. with in
tetest deferred payments TO be secured By sp-
proved promissory notes:
JULIA A. VAN NESS. Guardian, &C.
no 2l-eo6ds j. G. Mcguire CO, Ascts
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RrJ.o. McGUI EaCo., Auctiope.r..

RTJ. G. McGUI 4 CO., Auctioneers.
DEMONSTRATORS sALKO BRICK DWELL.
ING HOUSE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, November
20 at o'clock, on the premises, 1 shall sell the
Square 53s improved by a we'll built two story
Brick DSelling, containing eight rooms
Terms cash.
Convey ancing at purchaser cost
c. W.LAESDALE. Administrator.
no sd j. G. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.