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Affair, In GeorRetown.

CASAL-6rrINed-B r. Hutchins, with
furniture; and eighteen boats, with coal con-
signed 10 Central Co., 30 tons; American Co
SSt.ii tens; Hampshire d Baltinoro Co, 3}l 10
tons Borden Co. 2l7.l3 tons; New Hope Co,
tei tons. DEPARTED Il. CazeauN, vehicles.
20 Cunberland; r Hutchins, MERCHANDISE, -
Berlin; Potomac. salt. 20 Cumberland; and ten
boats light. There is bus little doing on the
line OF the canal THE morning.
JAIL FOR CoURT.-The man mentioned m
the Star yesterday as WIN. Cook, who was ar
rested by officer Harper, for lying in the street
Carroll. He had been 10 the house OF Adam
Carr, in company with h1s father-In-law, 20
get q trunk. belonging 10 the latter. While
Carr aud the father law went up stars Afi-T
the trunk, Carroll slipped out with the sheet,
a iosey, and a new coat. He was fully COM
mitted for court by Justice Buckley
LARCENY or WOOD AND LUNBER.-LaSi
night, John williams, colored, Was arrested
by officer Robinson, and Nelson sheppard by
Roundsman Boarman. for the nrceny Of wood
and lumber. They were taken befor" JUstice
Buckley, when il was found 10 be impOssi bic 10
identify the property, and the parties not haN-
ing been seen to take AZ from the whaTyes, The
larceny cases We're dismissed. Shepp Rri baN-
ing been somewhat disorderly aftsr the srresL
Justice Buckley fined him 81 ~.
FLOUR AND GRAIN N ARRET.-flour-Thc here
are no arrivals reported to-day. The demand
continues active for high grades 20 supply the
local trade. Transactions light and holder.
firm at s9S for supers, sIO-5OaSlI 30 for
extra and sll.75 for choice brands Family
Si3.5UaSl51. Grain-Whea good red, - a.
Corn 90 cents. Oats IS cents.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN Entered-S'raurcrs
Beverly, Price, Philadelphia: Express, Ry'hsr,
Baltimore Cleared-Steamer Express. Rythe-,
Balnmorp; schooner l. Il. CoWperthwaite,
Rlrdsall, Jersey City.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Loss OF THE STEAMER ATLANTA.
ONLY EiYe I.iHes SaxeA

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The bark W T. An
derson, from Mobile, arrived this morning
with David Drexler, a passenger, two firemen,
a seaman and cook OF the steamship Atlanta,
who were picked up at sea on piece of the
wreck Of the Atlanta. Drexler reports that
the Atlanta left New Orleans on the eth inst q,
and she sprung leak on the 14th, and ON the
18th, in a heavy gale, when two hundred miles
south of Sandy Hook, at O'Clock in the after
noon, she broke in three pieces, leaving hun
and four others on the piece from which they
were rescued, after floating nearly two days.
The Atlanta had IL passengers and a crew OF
35, all of whom, excepting the aforementioned,
are supposed 10 have persisted.
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az The records of the county and circuit
courts Of Dinwiddie county, Va, are lost.
ssS Mechanics and laborers are leaving Pc
tersbprg, Va, on account of the high rents
sSWilson johnson, of Norfolk, thinking
william Rogers too familiar with Mrs. j..
tried to shoot Rogers and killed his own wife
last Monday night. There was no ground for
the suspicion, and Rogers is sorry.
~A New ork railroad com pany last week
paid S1,JUO for a 400 pound cheese smashed
on their road, while en- route TO Montreal
~The United States have 100 brass found
Tjee
~Cbamp Ferguson, the Tennessee guer-
riila and murderer, is to be hung in Nashville
to-day.
pIThe Philadelphia Ere parade cost 81, OoO,-
1The Algonquin and winoosqui, the naval
dock racers, are still tied TO the New York
whHyes. The time for the next trial is I'M
known. -.
~ The anterior lines of the rebel fortifica-
tons at Petersburg are being demolished
~The whole OF the Sa vannah, Charleston.
and Mobile cotton taken by the government has
been disposed OF; and the sales to be made here
after will be OF cotton collected by the special
agents of the Treasury in the various States of
the South.
"a tournament is to be held at Cambridge,
Md, on "wednesday, the Sth of November.
@The quarantine at New York has been
discontinued.
~ "A convention of spiritualists is sitting in
Philadelphia Among other ideas ad vanced
Is ithis-that Paganism is superior to Chris
tianity.
~The Boston Lancers, 100 strong under
the command OF Capt. Slade, left that city for
Chicago on Tuesday evening. by the way of
saratoga and Schenectady. They go on the
invitation ofthe Chicago Zouaves
"Wtfe beating is one OF the popular anuse-
nIents In Nashville. ...
~Rebel claimants for cotton, who brought
suit in the United States Circuit Court at ST.
Louis TO recover 572 bales, were non suited last
week, on the ground that the cotton was law
July seized during the war as the property of
the public enemy.
THE freedmen of Lynchburg, Va have
made formal appeal TO their former masters
to enable them 10 emigrate to Liberia
The Richmond bakers have raised the
price OF brad one cent per pound
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From Providence.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 20.-The Rev. DIR. Nathan
Il. Croker, who has been, since ISIS, the oldest
presbyter of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Of the United States, and for more than sixty
years rector of ST. Johns Church, in this city,
died last evening, aged "A years. His funeral
will take place on Monday.
Washington foundry, owned by Branston.
Stone Co, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing Loss, S12,OO0.
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WHITE HOUSE

This being Cabinet day, the President had
rest from the annoyance OF pardon and Office
seekers. The only visitors OF distinction were
A. Il. Stephens, x-rebel Vice President. and
General Butler, both Of whom were granted
interviews.
= The Cabinet meeting, which was in session a
greater length of time than usual of late. was
attended by all the members except Secretary
Seward, who is yet absent from the CITY
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TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD

Col Rowland, Commissioner Of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad, is here, urging upon the
Government the great international imnort
ance OF the interest he represents. He ha,
made application to the Secretary Of the In.
terror for the withdrawal from sale of the sur.
veyed lands along the line in Wisconsin. Min
nesota, Washington Territory and Oregon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-20

THE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale, and in wrappers ready for the mails,
containing in its great variety Of entertaining
reading the charming story of "Patty's Tea
PARTIES" proceedings of the Wirz trial; edito-
rial correspondence from Richmond, and mar
ratiye Of the experience of the municipal ex-
cursronists full details of the Lusby trial; par
tIculaIs Of the great Harris divorce case for.
eign, domestic, departmental, military and
naval intelligence; local news, and the latest
Geographic dispatches from all quarters.
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IMPORTANT TO SLIP owNppS

The U. 5. Consul at Leghorn, in an official
communication to the State Department, under
date OF September Both, represents that there is
a constant inquiring there for American YES.
sells, which are given the preference by parties
desirous OF chartering, but as they cannot be
had, others are taken. Twelve American ships
would have beel chartered during the past
three months If they could have been obtained.
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FINANCIAL.-The New York stock market
continues unsettled and very sensitive Not
outstanding the withdrawal of a large amount
from tie temporary loans at the Treasury, the
money market continues stagnant, and without
any reliable symptoms of immediate ease
Government securities are depressed. partly
from the tenor of the foreign news, which is
construed as unfayoTable to the export of Five
Juveniles, and partly from the disposition
among mercantile holders TO realize upon their
securities Old FiNe-twentes declined = new
issue, y; Ten-forties \; Seven -thirties. >: and
One Year Certificates, 4. Gold is firmer
under the adyiees by the Scotia. and in some
Quarters IT rs apprehended there must be an
carly considerable demand for export. Quota
tons yesterday were I46x ali61
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT Locouor,vrS

SALE OF GOVERNMENT LOCOMOTIVES
The sale of railroad rolling stock by the Gov.
eminent is still going on at Alexandra at prices
in excess Of the original cost. Most of the ma
terial is purchased by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. The aggregate amount OF
sales OF iocomotives, cars. &c, by the Bureau
OF Military Railroads within the Last three
weeks is upward Of a million and a hair of
dollars. ...H D g.. .. ..... cd ..-- :.
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FROM TEXAS.

The Freedmen's Bureau has received high.
ly encouraging report OF the condition OF IN.
freedmen in Texas, from which it appears that
there are only ten dependent freedmen at Cal.
weston, and that owing to the high price paid
for labor, the freedmen will be able to take
care Of themselves. .#-. .#..s. - =
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1s.-The steamer Col
den City sailed for New York, with LOCO pas
sengers and S1.2i0Oo0 in treasure. S}li.O00 is
for England, s70,eO for France, s2O,oVO for
Central America, and SlO0OO for Panama.
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TRIAL OF GEN. BRIsCOA.

Mr.. ,Hine is to-day reading his argument fer
the defence, and will be followed by the srgu-
ment Of the Judge Advocate, Major Burnham.
The case viii probably be concluded to-rnor-
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VOLUNTEER ARMY REGISTER

The War Department has prepared register
OF all volunteer officers who have served in
the army since the commencement of the re.
bellion. 1t will be similar to the regular army
register, and will contain the name, rank.
birthplace, time Of entry into the service and
date of discharge, information which will be
of great Importance to every officer as a matter
of reference, and valuable as historical dozen.
npnt
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THE NORTH CAROLINA FREEDMEN,

surgeon vi. IL hogan reports 10 the treeu-
men's Bureau, from Raleigh, N. c., under
date OF October 18th, that he has visited VIII
mington, and inspected in its vicinity Camps
jackson, Whiting, and Anderson, and the rice
plantations on Cape Fear river, in possession
Of the Bureau. ''I"
Camp jackson is in a good location, near the
city; Is composed of u frame buildings. and
contains 10 people. Camp Whiting is an old
Confederate camp, two miles from Whining
ton, and contains 50 freedmen. Camp Ander-
son Is situated near Cape Fear river and has
25e people who are drawing rations, but OWN Q
TO the unhealthy condition of the place the
camp VIII be broken up, and the people re-
moved TO Camp Whiting.
According to This report there are fifteen rice
plantations in North Carolina under control of
the bureau, commencing at Wilmington and
extending upon either side of Cape Fear river
Tor twelve miles.
Goldsboro was found to be without a freed
mems village, although there are between four
anG five hundred persons there drawing IA
tons; and there are four hospitals in operation
in he Stste-one at Raleigh, one at Whining
ton, one at Newbern and one at Beaufort.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Cotton, dull al 50; Flour
dull and had declined five cents: Wheat, de
clined 3a5 cents; Corn, unchanged; Pork. heavy
Lard, quiet; Whiskey, firm at 1922.
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GENERAL HOWARD

A dispatch received here last night from
Gen. Howard, Superintendent OF tho Freed
mems Bureau, announces his arrival at
Charleston, 5. O., to inspect the condition Of
freedmen In that State. 90 Ea< 49,
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SALE OF FEssKLs.-The Government sold
at auction a number of steamers in Baltimore
Yesterday. The following are the prices
Northerner, $4,000 James Murray, 81 200; Vi
dettf, Si,l1; Commerce, sl,6o0 Sehra. nell,
S2,COO; General Jessop, s10y5OO: Reno, $500
Foster, S4,2l0; Parker, $3.50; Burnside, Sc $50
Patuxent, s3,2O0; Eagle, S3.lO0; Detroit, $1,000
and the schooner Ripple, "a, go. .E ~.
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~From John o. Parker, newsdealer at the
Post Office, we have received advance copies
Of Arihur's Home Magazine and the monthly
The Ladies' Friend. ....t .. .-
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EXTENDED.

BY direction of the War Department the
limits OF the Military Department Of the Mis-.
souri, have been extended so as to include the
Department OF New Mexico. .sgss't'.a
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LOCAL NEWS.

RETURN OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC party
OF municipal eXcursionistS TO Richmond re-
turned TO this city this afternoon. via the
Richmond, Frederic ksburg, and A Quia Greek
route. On tomorrow we shall give fuller par
ticulars
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PERsoNAL-R., NJ. T. Hunter, Of Virginia,
arrived in Washington. this afternoon, from
Richmond, via the Fredericksburg line.
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The Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 20.-The Episcopal Con
venton will not adjourn this week, but will
continue its session until the middle Of next
Nrnpk
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HUGE CABBAGE-The Agricultural Depart-
ment yesterday received from Michigan a huge
cabbage, known the hundred pound cab
bage, which weighs thirty pounds, and
measures four feet and half in circum ference
1t was raised in Bey county, Michigan, by a
Mr.. Essex.
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PERsoNAL--Major General A. McCook
Hon. stephen Field, California; II. W. Carpen-
tier, do, and Fitz Henry Warren, U. :. A, are
al Wizards.
Hon. w. b. Thomas, of Pennsylvania, is al
the National. 4....
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RnlNC

Today the President granted sixteen am
nes'y pardons, principally to parties from Viz
gipia.
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CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es-

by virtue Of 3 decree of the Supreme Court OF a.
District OF Columbia, bearing date tho 81 DAY 20
october, A d IsS. wherein May 4; stons sst
others were defendants the undersigned Trustee
will proceed 20 sell on THURSDAY, the 18th lay
ioctobsr instant at o,cicrk p m. on a. prem
that part Of tract or parcel OF land called All
snce, " and lying and being in Washington county,
foosing mete. and somnds csorse. and g.,.nc sa'
to wit Beginning for the same 81 point IN the
north line Of the public road !eading from 7th
street. In said GEORGETOWN. 10 the Little Falls "
the Potomac, said point being three feet from aud
east Of a stone wall fence, built by Ga0rrrtown
College within the line Of their land, and rgna,ng
TO said all, twenty five perches and ~ Sht
hupdredths Of perch; the nee south eighty Tia T,
and a quarter degrees, east ~ elvs pe-cho, anI
forty five minutes veet, twenty fiNs p-rchr- sr1
twenty eight hundredths of Q perch, 70 the moth
line Of the aforesaid main road; and thence, with
the north line OF said road, westsaTuty % irs
place Of neutrality-suspicious. two ACRES OF L. d
with the two story frame house and impr0yem MS
This land lies between the grounds Of the George
town College, on the ne~ road, and - Moutnith. p"
Mr.. Richsrd Cox 9 place, u and Is but short dis
is well water cd and susce pfitIe of being nsd yer,
productive. and from its convenience 81 aC,e--
over good turnpike road. TO the markets Of the
dener. II is also eli gbe site for a estaursnt
the summer season.
Terms Of sale, ss prescribed ~ sod decree az"
One half of the purchase money to be PAID ia s.,h
the day Of sale, and the Residue in two ual i
stalBents of three and six months, respectively,
with interest, TO be secured by approved notes .;
The terms OF sale mpst be complied with in ne
week after sale, or the property may De- resnli 40
tho risk and cost Of the purchaser, after one week
notice.
Convey ancing ard stamps at the cost Of the par.
RICHARD r. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
&C s-saW5wkd THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS Ia
Inc receipts from internal revenue yester-
day amounted to ESQ, eis. ~ ---
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TELEGRAPH PRBsIDENT.-Hon.W VIM. Orion,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue. was yes
terday elected President of the United States
Telegraph Company. 1t is understood that
Mr. Orton will enter upon the duties of his
new Office on the LIST of November
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PETITION FOR REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.-On
Wednesday and Thursday Pat'k III. Gaughran,
county constable, was before the Supreme
Court in General Term, (Chief Justice Cartier
and Justices DIN and Fisher) on q rule served
on him to show cause why he should not be re-
moved from office. The complaint Is made by
Nehemiah III. Miller, Justice of the Peace,
who charges that few weeks ago Gaughran
came to his office when he asked him why he
(Gaughran) had collected certain costs and
had not made a return, when he (faughranl
said he had perfect right TO make the collec-
ton, and that he (Miller) had better keep quiet,
as If he got before Court he would be broke, he
(Gaughran) having enough charges against
him. Miller ordered Gaughran out of his Of
flee, opening the door and taking him by the
arm, when the latter struck him three or four
severe blows with a slung shot.
District Attorney Darlington appeared for
the petitioner and Joseph ii. Bradley, ST., for
the defendant, and quite number of witnesses
were examined in regard 10 the case and the
defendants character.
Mr.. Bradley commended that constables are
now (under the late law of Congress) confined
in their duties to the service of civil process,
and that they are not now, as formerly, con-
SENATORS of the peace: therefore the commits
sion of an assault by the defendant was not a
violation OF his official duty.
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AQS SPRING ASSORTMENT zoe
1oO AT lou
NJ A X X / T RS,
NO. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
pEALER
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORSMENTs,
EMBRACING
PAPER HAN NOS.
select and varied stock Of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paper Hangings, Borders, Statue, Cen
tire Pieces, &C, embracing the Largest and Hand
somest In the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
Buzz, Green, Pink, Lavender, Chocolate Brown
and Gilt Window Shades, o variety Of patterns
Shade Fixtures, Tassels, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
SILK and Worsted Picture Cord and 1sssels. an
ferent sizes and eolors, beautiful assortment Pie
ture Rings, Nails, &C.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment Of Oval Frames in ia
District, warranted TO be gilded with god ieaf.
Also, q variety OF Dark Wood Frames, with q va
ried stock Of snall-sized Oval and Carte De yiss
Frames.
ENGRAyINGs AND PAINTINGS.
few choice Engravings and Paintings always
n store.
Orders for Paper Hanging and windov Sh.is
punctuaily attended TO, and executed in the bed
manner, ia city or country.
- Terms cash for Goods or Labor.
j. mARkRIfER,
400 4s6 SEVENTH STREET. fSc
IG5Sms Washington, d. c.
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hAt kNR EfkHTisS srfSE on
made 20 order, at VI. WILLIAM =.
Sc u e0lmif 33G pennsNlyania
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OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION, COMPRISING
hA!1NDSCAPES; MARlNE VIEWS, FIGURE
On TUESDAY EVENING, October "a, at 7
O'Clock, at the Auction kooms we shall sell q large
collection OF OH Paintings, comprising Landsca pes
Marine Views, Figures, Animals, &c, &C, all With
fine gilt frames. The pictures and frames will be
sold together. We invite the attention OF persons
wishing to adorn their houses at q small cost 10
this sale.
The picuree are nov exhibition at the Auction
Rooms, where catalogues may be had
The sale will continue each evening until ell are
disposed Of
Terms cash. ag.z
&C .Od&ds JAS. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
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EOR RENT-PARL0R and BED ROOM, neatly
Il furnished; with gas. Private entrance North.
east corner of 18th and T. SITS. &C 1O-2t-
L>0R SALE-The ALHAMBIA RESTAURANT
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
opposite the Bazaar. Inquire on the premises
Lease for 3years. &C 9-3t"
EOR SALE-That beautiful Double Lot, with
Il Improvements, 31S llth street One Lot on
9th street. Frame House and Lot on 18th. Also,
one Brick house on L street. Inquire at 37s 18th
street. oc 1-3ts
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NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.-The new Catholic
Church enterprise in the LIST Ward is progress
sing favorably, and it is proposed TO commence
building operations in a short time. meet
ing is to be held on Sunday night to make ar
rangements for laying the corner stone, &c.
The church is to be built on the corner OF oath
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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r WA TSAs JnSH |, ScTeBs,R Is, Iss.;5;
Union Insurance. Company Of Washington are
hereby notified that meeting for the ELECTION Of
Directors will be held at the Office Of the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company corner OF
New York avenue andF ifteenth streets. on SAT
URDAY, the 18th day Of October SlsS at Il M.
J. W. MAGILL,
JOSEPH j. MAY,
AUGUSTUS r, PERRY,
oc ls-l0t. mMissioners.
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RICHARD r. CRAWFORD, Truste
sav3wSd THOMAS DOWNING. Auc
pY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Under and by virtue If deed Of trust from +
Warren Davis. 20 me, which bears date May
18th. lsS4, and is recorded I'm Liber n e. T NJ.
90 folio lis, ct seg Of the land records 20 the
District Of Columbia, and the request il writing
of the holder of of the notes thereby secured,
which IL now over due and unpaid, will proceed b
cell at public auction in front Of the premises.
MONDAY, the 2si day Of October next. 1855. at q,
O'Clock p M, that certain parcel Of land known ~
lot No Z. in Davis subdivision Of original lot No
& in square south of square No 0l9 in the city o,
Washington.
Terms OF sale 0ne-h half 81 the purchase money
90 be paid in cash and the residue in three aad sI
months with interest from the day OF sale.
A deed given and o deed Of trust taken.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps 1T the cost
Of the purchaser.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
week from the day OF sale the right j. reserved
to sell the premises eold at the risk and -
the first purchaser. afpe- five days notice IN
some newspaper published in the city Of wssh-
ington.
SM BALDWIN. Trustee
Sc yo-eoSd. GREEN A WILLIAMS Au,ts
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WINE MERCHANTS.
267 Pennsylvania AVENUE.

Southeast corner 18th street,
Have on hand and are constantly receivin supe-
rior brands Of Wines, Liquors. &c lin bond ar
duty paid which they offer for sale at the lowest
market rates, w:
Old Otard and Hennessy BRANDY
Old Jamaica and st. CroiY BUM
Scotch and Irish WHISKY.
Old Holland GIN, Phoenix and other brands
Harmony and crown SHERRY.
Old Oporto and Burgundy PORT.
CLARET, the following brands Cin wood or
CLASP st. Julien, Cantensc, MsrqauI, Leoville,
&c, &c.
SAUTEREA, Tin wood or glass;
RHINE WINE, lin wood or glass y the following
brands: Ungsteiner. pedesheimer, Niersteiner +.
Giesenheimer, Hochheimer, Fenerbereer Johan-
nIsberGer, Liebfraumilch, &C.. &c.
burgundy and Moselle WINES
Champagne and Sparkling Hook, OF the choicest
brands,
DAbsinthe, Curacas, Mavachinal, &C., &C.
BROWN STOUT and SCOTCH ALE
French WINE VINEGAR
SWEET OIL, sARDlNES, &c, &c.
Crosse Blackwell's PICKLES and SAUCES,
&c, &c, &C. oc aO-Im