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FITTING Up.-Mr. John Perkins, jr..
is having his saddle and harness establish.
ment thoroughly remodcled The whole
front of the building is thrown into one
room-making very large apartment. This
is being papered and otherwise improved
1t will make one of the best rooms in town
for the exhibition of articles in his line,-
and he intends to fill it. SO the farmers and
Others may soon calculate on their being a
place convenient where their wants can be
fully supplied. A fine workshop has been
fitted up in the rear of the building, where
the art of making equine adornments will be
carried ON by the best of workmen.
Mr. Perkins has built the harness business
here from scarcely nothing. But few years
ago farmers and horsemen had to depend
on the small assortment of articles in the
line kept by the stores, or else 60 to the city.
This is now changed. Our stores are no
longer hung with horse collars and blind
brides, but Mr.. P. Keeps an establishment
which supplies all the ordinary wants of the
community. When the present arrange
ment is finished, his assortment will be
much larger The progress of the harness
business plainly shows that any mechanic
who may come to Elkton and properly at
tend to his business, will do well. Our PEG,
pie will patronize home enterprise.
Mr.. Perkins will also 60 more extensively
into the manufacture of his celebrated Har.
ness Oil and Black, -which is the best arti.
Gle of the kind in use,-not only for harness,
but for boots and shoes. We have given this
extended notice because the mechanical en-
terprise deserves it. The public will doubt.
less hear from Mr.. Perkins himself in short
time
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Eoeal AGairs.
CoURT.- The following are the pro

CoURT.-The following are the pro-
ccedings of the Court up to Thursday night.
But few cases have been tried thus far, and
as there is a great del OF business on hand,
the term will probably occupy the greater
part if not all of next week:
On motion of II. Mccullough, Esq, r.
r. Vandiver, jr., was admitted to the Bar.
State rs. Jane Ruley, (colored y indicted
for stealing a pair of shoes-not guilty.
Torbert for State Stump and Constable foI
defense.
State rs. James Davis indicted for steal
ing L. Nowland's hogs-guilty. Tcfbert fol
State; Evans for defense.
The following is list of the grand and
petit jurors:
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- In the course of the bitter controversy ra-
ging in the south, relative to Gen. JOS John
ston, we ascertain the strength of Johnston's
army at the commencement of the campaign
and his losses. The parisans of Johnston were
inquirng, few days ago, what had become of
the magnificent army of sixty-four thousand
men," turned over to Hood in front of Atlanta,
and a supporter of jeff. Davis has just declared
in the Rebel Congress- that Johnston "lost
twenty-five thousand men between the town of
Dalton and the Chattahoochie river" If we
accept these figures as accurate, we find the
strength of Johnston's army must have been
eighty six thousand when the campaign opened
All that is left is what Hood escaped with across
the Tennessee river, after his defeat In front of
Nashville.
Senator Morgan has finally declined the
position of Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
Boutwell,, Mr.. Hooper (both of Massachusetts,
ana Comptroller McCulloh are named as among
those from whom the selection will most likely
be made.
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War and Finance.

Volunteers are enlisting in the city of New
York at the rate of upwards 800 per day.
In Philadelphia, Mr.. Jay Cooke, who is
the Government Agent for the sale of the
80 loan, received, on Wednesday last, sub
scriptons to the loan, amounting to eight
millions six hundred and seventy-feur thous-
and four hundred and fifty dollars.
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CHE nlarkcts.

ELKToN MARKET.-White Wheat, 50 10;
Red ditto, So 81; Corn. Yellow, 81 GO
White do, S 81 Oats, 81 cts. per bushel.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 16-Flour per barrel
Sl2 so; Wheat per bushel 81 So Corn per
bushel TO-; Oats per bushel 80; Glover
seed per bushel, ST. 90; Timothy Seed per
bushel 81 80.
BALTIMORE MARKET.-White Wheat 50 70
az 90: Red Wheat 81 GSGt2 70: Corn,
white, 81 65M17l Yellow do. ST S5G11 So;
Oats-Alaryland, 95@9G cents, weight.
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A CORRESPONDENT from North East,

writes us that great revival has taken place
in the NJ. Z. Church of that town. A pro-
tracted meeting has been going on there for
several weeks with marked success.
Another correspondent writing from New
Nalley-whch is located on Basin Run,
about two miles from Rowlandsvilc, informs
us that the skating .ferer has extended to
that rural region, and RACES cpidemically.
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To Farm and Land Owners.

We have great demand for Farms and
Lands in Maryland and Virginia. Persons
wishing to dispose of their Farms and lands
will do well to give us a call or address
TOWNSEND x KIMBLE,
Real Estate Agents and Commissioner for the
State of Pa, Room No. 8 Law Building, st.
Paul street, Baltimore. [Dec "a
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh,

T ISAACS, NJ. D.. Oculist and Aurist,
y. Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Leyden, Holland, located at No. $40 Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE, EAR or CATARRH
will be scientifically treated md cured, if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode of treatment.
WArtiical Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan %, lS65-1y
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SUBSTITUTE BRoKERs.-We caution our
friends throughout the districts to beware of
how they bargain with those sharpers known
as substitute brokers, in filling their quotas.
These fellows have been playing sharp
game with the people, and bear watching.
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10 BE REMovED.-We understand


that the frame buildings, at the Elkton de-
pot, which were occupied for the station prior
to the building of the brick one are to be
torn down, or removed in the spring. They
have been standing for sometime, being
the first ones erected by the Company at
this place, some thirty years ago. In this
connection, we might state that there have
been but two agents here since the road went
into operation. Mr.. Zebulon Rndulph was
the first, and continued for several years,
when Mr.. B. Wells was appointed and still
remains. He is one of the oldest agents on
the road, and one of the most gentlemanly
and obliging.-We think that if the Com
pany would consult its own iterest, and the
comfort and convenience of the travelling
public, it would put a platform up for getting
on and off the trains going north. Some
person will probably be injured there, and
the Company will be mulcted in heavy dam.
ages.
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flarric0.

BERSTLER-GARRE the NJ. f.
parsonage, at North East on the 9th inst,
by Rev. w. +. England, GEORGE F.
BERsTLER, of Chester county, Pa, and
SERILILA GABRIEL, of Cecil county, Md.
JENkINS-McCULLOUGH.-Feb. 18th,
by Rev. S. A. Galley, EVAN ID. JENKINS,
OF Lancaster county, Pa, and SOPHIA
\ McCuILouGH, of this county.
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M~ Wall Papers, Window Curtain Pa
pers, &C., &c. Read advertisement of
Mcssrs. Howell & Bourke, in this ISSUE
This is an old aad reliable house give them
a call
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ANOTHER LAwYER.-Robert ri. Van.

ANOTHER LAwYER.-Robert II. Van-
diver, Esq, was admitted to the Maryland
Bar, on Tuesday last Mr.. Vandiver is Il
young man of fine natural abilities, and it
will require only effort on his part to mike
one of tina first lawyers in the State. Will
he put forth the requisite exertion?
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GRASS SEEDs.-Those in want of clover,
timothy and other grass seeds, would do
well to call at No 1873 Market street, Phila-
delphia. See adv. of G. b. Rogers, else,
where
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MARYLAND LAND.-Carman & Bosley,
Land Agents card, will be found in this
issue of The Wig.
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The Treasury Department has commenced
paying the troops The paying of the Army of
the Potomac is going forward, and the other
armies will be paid as rapidly as possible.
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NORTALITY AMONG STOCK.--Mr.
John Stum', Pcrryvlle, lost four horses and
three mules, few days since The ami
mails were taken sick suddenly few days
before they died, and all on the same night.
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There was a collision on the Philadel.
pha Railroad, on Tues day night last, near
Stemmer's Run, by which two locomotives
and several freight cars were smashed,
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Stock and Farming Utensils

ALDERNY CATrLE-Mary, to cnlvc LIST Of October
has lost her milk from onclunrter of her bag: is t.
mIlks but from two quarters. Nancy. years old ;
to calvc in April has lost her milk fir uu ,rer-
Clara years old; fresh Bulls years old--Don and
Major. The above named cattle are full boodcd Alder.
nys. of the stock belonging formerly t. tho lae Philip
Physlck. Esq, and the late Commh re Conner. The
Bulls are from of this stock ty bulls from
stock purchased by p. s. p Conner and Il. Il. Conner
from Dr. Twa'le, of West Philadelphia. Though the
cows have through negligence, lost their milk from one
and NOR" quarters still they excellent mixers and
are all fresh or soon will be- those which in
calf by the Thoroughbred Bull "Chall cnge The rich
quality of the milk Of this breed is well known to
need cxpaihtng upon here. The following HALE
BLooD5--D"lly, years old. Bull /" Black Jack" /
year Old. ! Yoke Of Working Oxen wears old l
Yoke Of Working Oxen, years old.
MARE" Julia y. years old, 10 hands high broken
to single and double harness md saddle; perfectly kind
gentle and sound; has colt 5 months old. HORSE
"Grcenlack - years old Az hands high; color.
sorre broken to single and double harness and sad
die; very gentle perfectly sound.
FARMING UTENSILS
2foT-horse Wagons two-horsc do 3 OK Carts l
new patent hay Horse Rake, revolving HAY Rake.
! lirrrows, large Cultivator Horrow Cutivators i
Gang Pillow, sidehill do 10 single and double horse
Flows, Several sets Of double and single TIarness-fur
wagons andycarriages; field Roller, = Grain Fans =
Corn do, Corn Shelters, horsepower Fodder Cut
ter, hand Straw Cutter Spring dcarbourn, Force
Pump; Iirier Hooks, Dung Drags, OK Yokes, 10
Hay Forks, s Manure Forks, Moving Scytbes S
Grain Cradles hand Seed Drill l large cider Press
and Apple Mill, several thousand Tobacco Sticks
Also Quantities of chains, Single and Double Trees,
Hoes Spades ShOvclS Old Iron and other things too
numerous to mention.
Is acres of Red Wheat in the ground about 10 tons
Of Dat straw and Ii tons of lIay--all bailed
TERMS cash for all sums of and under $50. Six
months credit gwen on larger amounts, with security
from purchaser. Notes to be made payable when
due, ut the Cecil Bank Port Deposit Cecil co., Md
+. +. CONNER,
rcd rs, lSoo-ts S. BIltNS, Auctioneer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE subscriber will offer ut Public Sale at Cherry
Hill, on SATURDAY, the 1lth day of March 1858
at o'clock P. NJ STORE HOUSE AND LOT, at
Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md. For particulars apply
10 Joshua Hylan,, at the place. Terms made known
at sale JAMES X. BuRNITE
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THE DRAFT. A meeting will be. held
in the Office of the County Commissioners,
this Saturday evening, at I o'clock, to
make arrangements for filing the quota of
the Sd district.
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and Tor Sale by Tie torifel
GEORGE l.. BROWNING.

No. 20 MARKET STREET, CAMDEN, N. j.
This Coffee is not composed of poisonous drugs it con-
tans nothing deleterous many this Coffee
that cannot use the pure coffee it takes but one and
ahalf ounces to make quart Of good strong coffee that
being just one-ha the quantity 1t takes eff Java Coffee
and always less than half the price.
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase it in less quantities
than ten at my prices from the Wholesale Grocers
r0-Orders by mail from Wholesale Dealers PROMPTLY
attended to. FEB Is iS6s-r2n,
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Glover, Timothy,
Orchard and Herd Grass Seeds,
FOR SALE
at the Seed and Agricultural Store of
q. B. Rogers,
Feb IS, 1s65-ss PHpIA . n,
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Isaac litter and wife In the Circuit Court
vs.. for Cecil county
o,s &sss'' Polk and l" '"""sS'y.
ORDERED this 14th day of Febrp,rv A
" d., 1865, that the sale made and re-.
ported by James T. Mccullough, Trustee
for the real estate Of John g. Anderson. de-
ceased, he ratified and confirmed, unles,
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the l4th day of April next; provi-
ded, copy of this Order be inserted in some
paper printed in Cecil county, once a week
next.
The Report states the amount of sales to,
be 81 no %. CHAS, Ii. HAINES
True copy test. Clerk.
CHAS. II. HAINES.
Fep 10, looo-lm Clerk.
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IVORY Handle Dining and Tea Knives !;
j. Silver plated Forks, Tea and Table
Spoons for sale by E, W. STAPLES.
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BROWNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE

Whilst trying Coffee of all the various brands,
Remember BROW NING'S EXCELSIOR at the cad
it stands
True it is not like others that are "soLD EVERY.
WHERE
little stretch all do know good goods will easily
But stretch like this" sold everywhere lis ant to
tear0
There's none like " BROWNING'S EXCELSIOR ), in
this enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have not found Coffee from any store
Possessing til" same ingredients Brownings Excel
sur'
Nor is there any one in or ont Of the Coffee trade
Who knows the articles flom which Bruwnings Excel
sors" made.
I'm told It'll made from barley rye Wheat beans and
Name Thousand other things--bnt the RIGHT ONE if
You please.
For the many many things they say-too numerous to
mention
Whilst they're engaged in running round from store to
store
To learn the current wholesale price of Browning !,
Excelsior
Some who know my Coffee gives perfect satisfaction,
Have formed plan by which they hope to qurk
reaction.
The case-ts with few; no doubt twill be more
To name their Coffee after mine, (BBuWNINL's EN-
CELSIOR"
Some theirs the only brand that will stand randy
test.
Vow. try little of them asee which you like the best
Three years have passed ava" since first sold store
Never have in your paper advertised before;
Nor would now. or ever consent to publish more,
II like some used by everybody" sold everywhere,
in every store"
trade like this do not wish the orders could not
FIJI;
The factory all Jerseys land would take-leave not
foot to till.
My trade is not very large still think l have nay
share;
But, reader, You may rest assured, it's NOT SOLD
EVERYWIIERE."
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SALE;
~ .la IS

TIE subscribers will sell at Public Sale. the farm
Octoraro, about mile from Row landsville Cecil
county, Nd.
TUESDAY, tile It'll day Of March, 1865,
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GRAND JURORS,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE County Com

Thos. $. Reed. Baf to the Grand Jury.
J. NJ Broadway. William Dennison and Robert NJ.
Cameron, Bailiiis to the Court
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A A. MEXICAN GUANO of choice
"A. quality, and PHOSPHATES, for sale
by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILL TO DAY; SICK TOMORROW

SAA ~ DHA oASN AS-~ASAss'O"'
Such Is ikee1 perience of Thousands. Few eajoy
continuous health. To what does the occasional
invalid attribute his uncertain condition. No. to
himself, of course He lays the blame on the eli
mate, perhaps. 1t is too hot. or too cold. or too
damp, or too dry. or too variable But dees he take
the proper course to fortify his constitution and
b edily organs against the extremes and changes
Of which he complains No. He says, perhaps,
that only an iron man could bear such great heat.
such violent cold. or such sudden vicissitudss.
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic
and Preventive. which. If it will not make him an
iron man, Will at least quadru pie the capacity of
his tysem to repel all external agencies that tend
10 produce disease. HOSTITTERS CHILE
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTHRs. taken faithfully.
according to he directions. will strengthen the
stomach, brace the nerves tone the liver, and re-
gulateAnd il yg0rate the whole animal machinery.
that the system instead Of being at the mercy OF
the weather, and tablet be Frustrated by every
change Of temperature will become case hardened,
as 1t wereaud almost imperyious to climatic inhu-
ences 1t is to this preventive principle that Hos
LETTERS BITrKRs We their great popularity in
the West Indies. British America and AustraiiA.
m
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DIED,

On the elst instant. after short but painful ILL.,
ness REMIGIUS BUROH, Jr., in the 10th year of
his age.
The funeral will take place tomorrow Thurs.
day) afternoon, at O'Clock. from the residence of
the family. No. 464 Massachusetts, avenue. be-
tween eth and 9Th SITS The friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
On the est instant, JOHN T., infant son Of John
and Fanny STRIVING. aged year aud months.
The friends of the family are requested to at
tend the funeral this Wednesday, afternoon Ct
$40 north st.. Capitol HILL
On Tuesday, March 2lst, at O'Clock .. m. II Err
MAN TERRY, of Utica, Oneida county.
His friends are invited to his funeral at his late
reside, ce. G St, between 2lst and 22d, at O'Clock
Thu rsday, 23d mat.
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LUBIN'S
FRAN6IPANNI

TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
Is used throughout Europe, and considered
ANBcEssTTY III TIKI TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the Hrst time introduced
ToTHI
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRANGIPANN1 POWDER
is unrivalea for removing CHAPS, Chafes, Biotthss
PimpleS and other impurities of the skin, render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRANGIPAENI POWDER
is used to remove TAN and FREeKLES, giving fresh
to the COMPLEXION and healthy hHst the ssin
with youthful Softness.
YRANGIP4gSI PowDKR
IL used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the
inside of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drswn.on and of with ease. and preventing their
being soiled by perspiraton. After the glove is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, SoFT, and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANGIPANNI POWDER
Is used to remove all rorshneSs and 1sdness OF the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. It seftens CoRSs, and
ell other cutaneous excressnees.
Price Is Cents and 50 Gents, according to size OF
Package.
For sale by
WILCOX Il Co, Principal Agents,
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfumes.
dec 70 SIN
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
FAIR VIEW 19R sALE,yRRY vALUABLE
FARM p a0k S sALh AMP S IMMEDIATE

The subscriber having more land than he can
properly till, would sell yery desirs Bile farm "
ing imraedia,eiy upon the Chesa peaks and Ohio
Canal. q miles above Georsetown, d. q. The
viii tif desired w. dl3.dsd 70 suit purchs.srs As
now divided, No contains about $50 acres. most
" under cultivation. upon which is q large Dwell
ling House, large new baIn. hay house. and wood
ing, with plenty of cherries and other fruits, all
vellwatered, and under chestnut fences, having .
or more acres of Bottom Meadow" producing
SSsoo worth Of hay yearly; barn now full of hay,
ION the upland, given to the purchaser also, ~
NsIes OF wheat in the ground, price $40 per acre
6eef,oe ssl acres upon which is large
of bottom land. price 81 psr acre. No siss large
ana ;n se , peach rehard of q trees
p.ics snu per acSe vita - acre deld I'D joining.
IN ci9vsr, price SIS Per acre The Balance is prin-
sma cbasnnt IT. isaks amount Of which is oak
can be 6oug ht great bargain. Persons desiring
To purchase VIII please add ress immedist.Jv hS
letter WILLIAM READING, Georeetown' 3 q
or apply in person, At his residences at the Unisn
Arch, miles above cor getown, on the Wssh;ns
ton Aoueduct will also sell q portion Of nv
land near my residence. in lots to suit purchasers
mar lJ-eoimS
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HAS NATURE an antidote for acquired diseases F.?
All who suffer believe they ought to and can be
cured. The PLANTATION BITTERs, prepared by
DR. Drake, Of New York have no doubt benefited
and cured mere persons of Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness. Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Blinking
Weakness. General Debility, and Mental Despsn-
dency, than any other article in existence. They
are composed of the purest roots and herbs, care
fully prepsr sd, to be taken as tonic and gentle
stimulsnt. They are adapted to any age or con.
dition of life, and are extensively popular with
mo theirs and persons of sedsntary habits.
rnhIh.lx
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New Ssyles superb Stock of Overcosts, Dress.
Al Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods. To-; &c:
". now prepared to sI III DIT our stock Of Mems
9.ne o. ytyie variety aad excellence of fabric and
Aithi Ills ,of manufacture, has not been sur
market
THOSE In search Of Clothing for Gentlsmen's md
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
rtoch. We can say with assurance they Will ind
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment OF Gentlelnen's
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything nsces-
sEry for eempste outfit.
NOAH WALKER & co., 26s Pa. Az,
oc j. 6m- Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HomSE AND LOT ON

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND LOT ON
BBALL ST, NEAR MONTGOMERY ST.
In virtue of deed of trust from Robert Cornell I,
dated January j, 1868, and recorded in Liber N. Q.
T., Eo2, folio 325 ct seq, Of the land records Of
ties secured thereby, will proceed to sell, to tho
the 2sd day of Maryh next ensuing, at 4o'cleck in
tn afternoon, all that part Of Lot mum bered
hundred and twentv-one, in Bealps addition to
Georgeto in the District aforesaid; bou uded az
follows, TO wit Beginning at the end OF one hun
dreS and fifty feet from the intersection of the
south line of Besll street with the east line Of
Montgomery street, and running from thense by
and with the south line OF Bea street east thirty
feet thence southerig and parallel with the lot Of
the heirs of Robert Ould, deceased: one hundred
and twenty feet: thence westerly aad parallel With
Beall street thirty feet, thence northerly and at
right angles with Beal! street one hundred and
twenty feet to the begin ming, together with the
improvements ct cetera, as in the said trust men
toned.
The terms of sale are One third of the purchase
money to be paid On the day of sale. and the resi-
due in six and nine months with interest fro n the
day Of sale be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee within FIVE days.
Ali conyeyancng and stamps at the purcha ser a
cost; and if the terms are Dot complied with the
trustee reserves the right to resell the property
fer cash. on one weeks public notice, at the risk
and cost of the purchaser in default;
fe l6-2aw&ds TH0S. BOWLING. Auct.
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Our NRIGHBoR METZRRoTT has again re
ceiyed one Of those fine 81 500 Steinway CRANE
pianos, the sixth one since July, which Is Z
clear proof of the advance of the musical tastt
OF Washington.