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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-06

NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP CO"
IN LINE OF slDE-wHEFr STEAMERS 10
RIEANS-DIRECT.
VIII sAm A. ysLLsws
GUIDING STAR; Bell ...........s Saturday. May 6h
HvESiKo S TAR wimpsun; .s.iuls.1 HsyM
9uiDNn sTAH; j Inn. ,a;,
EVENING STAK. Wiiup-nny Saturday. June IAh.
hAsiNo sTAh.., SS ,.aSPocx Pm
IRON prpa No 10 NORTH rivRR Third Pier abovs
Foot Of Csnal-st.. ~ I.
IS: SoGS ~ tn; tsn ND hs RsA
STAR 19 tuns Custom House rsssuteoen Thar p< n
ger exeesd BY those apon any o'hei
Fist .bin passage. go, Second csbt,, 80.
" No rreish, received or hn Of Lstns signed me, y
;;ss''' the ~ }i 4 is's RaSscs 's s.'s:y
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP co.'s LINE
IN DAILY pOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
s9p.s Of che new I'd .,sIsd 'ss:%'
Jones; ocEASUs' Cspt. w1L Young.
On, " the above magnificent sesmsrs viii leave PIT No.
81 North River, foo, Of Robinsons<. Daily sands" az
~ Coun.ous !, froyidencs with The i:3 n Train for
rYFr,ish. taken ct Propeller Rstss
CtThese nrsnrpass-d IN theh slsngeusnes
III. comfort aud aty Of passenger and sasr faeIas' M
70 Passengers AMER rstus for The night are not ts.absd
the! in 4. s .ssa sl
TsS ,af.m.u.a n ,.s.,a to F,:.As III ;gry ISAAC
For Tickets s,stes00ns TO- apply 70 shs Clerk on board
The1stesn,hip GLASGOW, Of this uss viii .s e1tn
steamer At noon on WEDNESDAY, Nay 10. Cabin yaSase
Ss, so sesss passage t gold, or Ii sqaivLsn. In cur
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch.
- ing at 0u..o.,own Cort KSss,);mTh: yso-snow'
steamers Of the Liverpool New York and rhsAsiphIs steam
.hip Company uumsn Lns) carrying The w. Mails, ~ In
c cTY 81 81 aaNcnEsriR. 4,
CITY OF BOSTON,. Saturday, May
AArEs o. pAsAsE
T:y;S. Ysd ~ It, :ssc :. = 's:,
fir. Cabin to Paris. ios s.ssnss . f.1s.... = q
Ps.,snssn sko forwUdsd 70 HAVE, BrsAss RsstsraAn
Antwerp. te., at equally low rates. ~
Fares G.u Liverpool 9u.sn.;swn ii Cssia e. IN. ~
For farthsT ini0rms.iou apply u. CenR:.y: 0aeS
JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. Is Bres1vsh =. W :.
T1UR NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
i Sup ByyMEN CAPT C. Meyer es a,.ss~ "a os,
in, ID. DATED States n.D, win 'sa s0m 's' S'" ''''
'fTAi'a:'ss A afSisS"; Nay . 81 n.s'si.'
aururs VIA SOUTHAMPTON
LONDON aAvnE, SOY AND .s, sIEsM q
at the following rates, payable Id s's V
'Ifs oyy IN, ur, cabin sls second cabin 90 vi ssns'
sMS' b. ,,uo,,ssy ID. HANsA. MAYA
EsI freight or r'''''so isy2eRIchs No. sr..4A
NOR NEw.0RLEANs DlRECT.-Ths ..
II ~ "a s,.,n,hp FUHO SHUEY, CspA }. r. Hildysth
..i -" Pier No y. r. on SATURDAY, May Up M
p.s. eco rr,ia ,sSSssa .sis, rSr .,'
II. T. g HAaA2 xil follow "a SATURDAY, Hsy u
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WEIGHT OF MILK, CREAM AND WArSR'-o
Otis writes TO TAe Rural NEG Yorker that nc
weighed equsi Quantities about gallon ssci; az "N
found %,H !, 70 ": sSa .t,mm !. Mn b.
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n)sboinl CARDS. &r.

AT WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
~ ton s,.-wEDDiN1 CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
iEsabi nd lgl5i
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD wINTEI
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

WI PANY--goot OF Barclay st.--On and sner = Ptu ~
Me.nias mail usins for hscke!stown and intermediate -
west of MilbaIn, at +Io Meri.sown Erpfes. -
=. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r. r..
&As 49,

THRoUCH BY RAIL FROM WARRINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RIOHMoND
AND LYNCHBtRG.
On and after Friday; Sept ], 1855, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at z 90 a. m. and - D. m.
Leave Alexandria at 81 q. m. and 800 p. M.
Leave Gord.nsyile at L 60 p. m. and 20 a. m.
Arrive at Lynchburg at 20 p. m. and 90 g. m
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg at 6. IS q m. and Is p. m
Leave Richmond at 90 q. m. and 50 o. IN.
Leave Gorsonsyllle at Il 30 D. m. and u % a. m.
Arrive at Alexandria AZ 4 IS .. m. and 4 50 q. n.
Arrive at Washington at 80 D. m. and Is g. N.
On sundsys leave W ashingtsn At 30 D. IN. only.
LEGAL freight train leaves Alexandria at q 90 q.
6ordonsvlhe at Il IS .. m, and arrives at Alexsn-
dris at % D. m. Through CHIT leaves Aleran-
dria at 90 a. m. and arrives at Lynehb2=s at 10
p. m. Leave Lynchburg at 20 q. sEd arrive ss
Alexandria ST 8 10 u. m
Passengers for Warrenton will take the 90 a. m.
train south from Washington and the Is A. IN,
train north from Lynchburg
Passengers by the Gas Q. IN and 2 Is D. m. trains
from LynchhuIg, and the Z 90 8. m and us p. m.
trains from Richmond connect with trains al ash.
ington for all parts Of the North and West
This route has the advantage ever all others bv
having continuous rail from New York 70 Lynch
burg-46 miles.
Ii also passes through Fairfax Bull Ran anss.
sassss, Bristoe, Cateus Rappahsnnock, Gull
pepper, Orange and GsrdensviIle, where mApy OF
the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Kxpresa
tHildi,ns; opposite the ,: o; B. r. psp9t p
Train. leave the corner OF LIST and O street..
Washington. ". II. McsAFFERTY,
J. NJ. BROApUS,
Ale1andris, Sept. !, 1865 see-u
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUB
" sIsTEHCE,
FHILApkLfhIh' NUr w

SALE OF HARD BREAD.
scared Proposals, in duplicate, Will be received
st this ONCE, until Il tuoon) TUESDAY, Noyem,
ger -, 1852 for the purchase Of twenty thousand
eotes or less, of surplus Hard Bread, now on hand
This bread is Of excellent quality, and in good
oIoer, beyef having BEEN shipped. nor In any way
exposed 10 the weather. 1t 10 ready for immed ate
delivery and use The boxes contain fifty l5oD
ponnfs each and are well coopered
This sale 10 worthy the attention OF merchants,
shipp srs. milers and others using nilot hread as
there can be no better article put on the market
The bread can be examined at auy time At the
United States Commisssry Store House, Tenth
street, north Of ChestI ut street. No bids viii he
received for less than twenty CID boxesNons thon.
rand q ,0s0b pounds. Proposals must sta,s tha
number Of pounds and the price per pound lid for
The Government reserves the right to reject ali
bios deemed too low. ~
successful bidders will be required TO remove the
bread within ten u0) days from date Of accept
ance.
Bidders not present will be Immediately notified
If their bids are acte pted
Terms cash, in Government funds upon delivery
of the bread.
Proposals to be addressed to Captain G. Bolton
Newton. Commissary of Subsistence, Philsdel phi =
Box 2 036.
BY erder Of Brevet Brig Gen. G. L. Kfburn, A.
@. q. and Chief Commissa ry Military Division
Atlantic. q BOLTON NEWTON,
no list Captain and q. 3. v.
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CATTLE, CATTLE, CATTLE.
Office Depot Comnissdry Sxbsiaeaes,
KnShtnglon. ID. C.. NnYemher Q. lash

Office Depot Comrissdry3 Sxbsiuenes, I
Washington, ID. C., November 9, 1855.
Sealed Proposals, in du plicate, will he received
by the undersigned in this city, until Il o'clock,
M. TUESDAY, November q, 1865, for the purchase
of about
FIVE HUNDRED HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE
The Cattle may be seen, at any time before the
day of sae, at the Government Cattle Yard, in
Alexandria. Va.
Bids i'll lie received for the Cattle in lots Of five
each; the bidder having the privilege of obtaining
as many from each class as he may wish TO purchase
but proposals. for q less number than five will
he considered
The classes will be Numbered from one to four,
and where bids are made for given number of each
class, the Cattle Will be designated by the officer
charge.
Parties, TO whom awards are made, will he re-
QHired to deposit fifty per cent of the purchase
money at the time the bid is accepted.
Blank proposals will be furnished by the under
signed.
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their contracts
with the Government.
All of the Cattle not disposed of in this manner
will be sold at Auction at the above named place,
az u o clock a. m on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day
of November, 1856. G. BELL,
10 ll-eo5t Major and G. g, u, 8, A,
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How to Clean n Well.

The Daily Ner Era, Atlanta, Georgia. tells
this story At the expense OF provost marshal
there:
"A gentleman IN this city, whom we will
call Mack for short, had a well pretty much
filled up with rubbish and trash of different
kinds, which he wanted cleaned ont. He spoke
TO a freedman about the Job, and in a very con-
hdential way intimated that there was a treas
ure hid in that well he was anxious 10 exhume
He imposed profound secrecy upon his sable
help, and sent him of in search of another one
of his hue who could be trusted. The upshot
of the matter was that about one hundred ne
groes soon knew that an iron safe belong
ing 10 the express company, and which con-
tanned almost an invaluable amount of gold,
had been precipitated into this we'll when
the city was evacuated The affair was
speedily brought to the ears of the provost
marshal. (not the present one, however, for
the thing of which we write occurred
some time ago. and Mack, going to see
about his well one morning, found it
guarded by strong provost guard, who for
bid any one coming on the premises. Mack
protested against any such proceeding
and persisted that everything on that lot,
IN the well and out OF IL, was his indi yidual
property. The assistant provost marshal gave
him an official wink, and intimated that ssaIl
was right" Mack thought if it was not it
would be in the erd- A strong posse of freed
men was sent down into the well to work
Bucketful after buckerful of rubbish and m nd
was drawn out, but no treasure yet made
It's appearance. Occasionally the officer of the
guard went down on 4 prospecting tour. In
punching about with his bayOnet he hit upon
something that had the true metallic sound.
They had the treasure now sure. Again the
negroes went TO work, and after laborng some
hours succeeded in bringing out the top of an
old ten plate stove. At last the firm bottom of
the well was reached, but no iron safe Mack
said lie thought the safe was about ten feet
further down. Whatever may have been the
cOuTt-martIal's opinion on the subject he con-
clUded be had not time TO prosecute the search
further, and withdrew his forces, leaving Mack
IN possession of a thoroughly -cleansed WELL
and AZ liberty 10 hunt up the safe if he wanted
10. Mack didn't want to-
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HARD BREAD AND EXTRACT OF COFFEE.
0fce Depot COmnliSSdry Of Snbsiasnce,l
WnShfrgfon. ID c Nnyenher l3. lsiS

FUtt Depot IOflBllSSuTy OF ShbttN6nct,I
Washington. ID. C., November Is, 1855. (
Sealed Proposals, Ia du pcate will be received at
this Office. on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week, for all the surplus Hard Bread the
Government has for disposal in this locality, and
ALEC about z.opo gallons Of Tildons Extract OF
Coffee.
The Bread is in Boxes of fifty pounds each, and
the coffee in tin of one gallon each (eight
in n box
pot in Alexandria. Va.
All purch asses will be placed on transports at the
Govern Dent whaIf in that city, free of expense to
the purchaser.
No proposal received for less than (s0 boxes oo0
pounds of Bread and eight cans Of Coffee.
Bids from parties who have failed TO comply with
contracts will not be received
Payment required the notification of accent
ance OF the bid, in Government funds.
II these articles not all disposed of before
THU RSDAG, the 3Oth instant, they will he offered
at Public Auction. G.. BELL,
lie IA tutbsSt Major and G. y u y A
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SOUTHERN INSURANCE CoNPANrEs.-The fate
tsat oefel the insurance companies in the
Southern States by the war has been the same.
with few exceptions, that overlook the banks
ney are all gone out forever, and in their
place thes companies from the North are
coming 10 reap the harvest of these Southern
States 80 FAR as we know, the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company is the only
nauye company that has survived the war and
Confederate finances There may be others,
but as they hide their light under bus he'll we
presume theyiare not prepared for business
Richmond Enquirer.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.

Quartermaaer's 0tFcc, U. S. Marine Corps,l
Wash.nstOn, October IL, 1855.
until oeIssE ?: N: q the I'd day q S1Ss%bsf f
Ssat 70. m , 5a.icns to The United States
viz:
Charlie stovn, MASSACHUSETTS,.
Brooklyn, New York.
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania.
Gosport near Norfolk, Wa.
Mound City, Illinois.
Each ration to cor sist of three fourths eta pound
OF pork or bacon, or one and fourth pound OF
twelve ounces of hard bread, or one and fourth
pound of cornmeal; and at the rate to one hundred
ten pounds q rice, or, in lieu thereof. twice per
week, one hundred and fifty oupces of desicated
bies; ten pounds Of coffee or in lieu thereof one
and q half pound of tea; fifteen pounds OF sugar;
or one and one fourth pound sdsmsntiae candles,
or one and a half pound of tallOw; four pounds Of
Tie ratiors to be delivered upon the order of the
commanding officer of each station; the fresh beef
either in bulk or by the single ration of good quail
quarters, necks and kidney, tallow excluded; the
iiDe, the cee eng good Rio the sugar good New Or
leans or its equivalent ana the beans vinegar
All bids must be accompanied by the following
The undersigned, Of ;ee sin in the State
he or they will within days Of the pit Of the
tract for the same, with good and sufficient securi
ties; and in the case SAID .o;, ,- shall fail to
make good the difference between the offer of the
said - and that which may be accepted.
-. Is6-. CD, Guarantor.
hereby certify that the abovenamed - are
known to me as men of property, and able to make
To be signed BY the United States District Judge
No proposal will DO considered unless accompa-
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JAMES FITZPATRICK,
Executor of Dominick ConrOy.
no 16-dts JAS. &. MCGUIRE l. CO, Aucts,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE


By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Gesrges Comfy, sitting as aCourt of Equi-
therein depending, in which certain Thomas Fl.
Brown is complainant, and Basil T. Brown and 9th:
Y O'Clock, m, on FRIDAY. the sth day of Decem-
after all the Real Estare Of which the late Basil
b Brown died, seized, and possessed, subject to
Basil b Brown. and containing lis Acres, sitna-
ted in Prince Georges County, two miles from the
Of Franes Bowie T%'d aud 1Safg o 'fs
Berry, Esqrs. and ten miles from ashington city.
fOTrabe dwelling House containing rooms M pam Pam
try and Kitchen, Meat House Ice House, Stable
pair and pump With GOOD Rattrand tb sof Farm Te
Yard and Garden are well enclosed.
The SOIL OF this estate Is excellent and is we'll
adapted to the growth Of all the pTodpeiCns of the
soHn1y ana Is near enough to the W Washington Mar
Get 70 make the culture OF fruit and vegetables
Terms: BY the terms of the decree. one half Of
the purchase meney Is to be paid in cash on the day
OF sale or on the ratification thereof by this court
and The balance in equal instaiments Of one and
TWO years from the day of sale; the whole TO bear
interest from the day of sale, and the payment
thereof to be secured by the bonds of the purcha.
ser, with surety or snreties to be approved by
he trnstee-and upon payment Of the whole pur-
ofzed By the ege the .si
estste to the free clear and discharged
the widow, , or of any person claiming by from or
RICHARD B. B. CHEW, Trustee.
widow of the above named u. b Brown, the sub
scriber Is authorized to sell the dover Of the said
widow in the above described real estate, at the
fsme time and place when the said land il sold and
upon the ps yment to her out of the cash proceeds
OF sale Of the amount she il to receive for said
dover, she will convey the said dover to the pur-
chaser and give him possession thereof
RICHARD b. B. CHEW, Trustee
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The CT editors of the late Basil r. Brown are here
by notified to file their claims against the said Basil
- Brown, with proper vouchers ther eof annexed
In the said cause with the Clerk Of the above Court
on or before the ist day of april, 1875.
no 6lawts RICHARD b. y. CHEW, Trustee
GALE OF NAVY CANNON
BHrtun Of Ordnance. Nary Department.
WdShtn gton City, November 10, 1855 (
Notice Is hereby given that the FIRST day of
December next at IL clock noon, there will be
sold at public auction. at the Navy Yard, PhiIa-
delphia, Pa, hundred and ninety Ave (l9s old
Cannon.
These guns are to be sold by the pound, and one
hall OF the purchase money is to be paid at the
completion Of the sale, and the ether half up0n the
removal OF the guns 10y the purchaser, which re-
moyai must take place within ten days after the
sale, and at the expense of the purchaser.
- Il. A. WISE,
no H-eoto Chief of Bureau.
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~The term Bull and Bear among the Wall
street brokers, New York, has been changed TO
bull dog" aid 'Prairie dog
sSA whale, so feet long. appeared in Hamp
ton Roads Saturday morning.
eTA son of Charles Dickens has been lately
appointed Judge in an English court.
81 SO complete was the consumption Of the
wood along the line OF the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad by the opposing armies, that II
has been found necessary to adapt the engines
now rs operation there TO coal burning.
hSIhe Richmond Enquirer says accompany
is organizing with capital of five millions of
Southern planters who need capital 10 rpcom
mence operations with.
1The officers and men Of the British army
IN MadTes have been Orderd by the commander
ln-chief to cultivate their boards.
a-A Providence man deposited $1,000 for safe
keeping IN an unused stove He was called
out Of town unexpectedly, and the cold snap
coming on, a fire was kindled in the stove, and
the hard earnings of years were reduced To
ashes IN afsingle moment
81 The cholera is disappearing at Palermo,
and has completely ceased at Constantinople
and in Moldavia and Wallachia, bat has made
ITS appearance in Portugal.
The Minnesota school fund i'm novr nesr-
ly Sl,OOJU, and IL is estimated that il will nIti
mately reach Sl2,UGo,0UO.
hrIt is estimated that ten thousand Coolies
are ahnualiy taken nom India to foreign coun-
tries, and of this number, which is steadily in
creasIng, az least one thousand die on the pas
sage from insufficient accommodation.
81 "A man can hire a very fair house in New
\ ork now for Sl2,OOO year.
@Seyeral citizens OF Richmond, protesting
great amount OF ..healthy loyalty" met IN a
public sample room a few nights and drank to
1.-The honored name CT Wrz"
81 Excursion tickets are for sale in London
for "a voyage 10 America and back, with a
short tour IN the States"
The Ielyerton marriage case is likely To
come before the public again on the meeting of
f"Il'"Ii' ht- an appeal TO the House of Lords
having DTtn duly lodged on behalf of Mrs Vel
HtI1. . against the late judgment of the major
lty OF the Court OF Sessions
9Th Street Railway CoroDapies of ro..,.
have doubled the fare for PASSENGERS af,sr ,o,
o'clock II nIght-a warning IN fhaatar -.
and siayers ont n night 10 get home in 1000
time. eOou
DThe new Herald newspaper buiIdino IN
New Ork V Ill have one very distinctly We faa,
GIe twenty i've sleeping apartments are 10
te furnished the reporters and editors. and thev
VIII be required To remain in the Office night
and day when not ON duty.
" The rebel Major Generas Simon RoIivar
BUCEntr 81 hentLcky is nav associate editor
al ne Ne orleans Cr1sceHt. and Major Gen
,Tai FRANK gardner Is q local reporter under
hIU..
$The cotton factories At Newburvnor,
MASS, are all running 10 tier fullest capaeitv
They have cleared SiG,,yCU in the las. 81,
mCutES. 80
81 Tom Sayers, the prize-fighter, is in the
iSst stages Of consumption.
- The CherOkees have deposed John Ross
nhu proclaimed Downing AZ chief, with the ap-
probation OF our Government
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REAL ESTATE SALE
ON OHIO AVE. RET. 49, AND IITH SITS

hLONnLE VT NV Ed n EAD ESTATE SALE
ON OHIO AVE. RET. 131S AND IITH SITS
WEST BY PUBLIC Auction.
On MONDAY, the 27th inst at O'Clock D. m q,
shall sell. in front of the premises Lot No. +,
subdivision of original Lot No. /, in Square No
2A, with the improvements, consisting Of q three
story press brick front, with frame buiidiDs, con
tanning seven good rooms, with passage, wood
house, &c, &c.
Terms: One third cash; balance in twelve, eli gh-
teen and twenty four months, secured by a deed of
trust on the premises.
chaser 3 cosi.
500 down when Sold
Title indiSputable
mol I'D IChrl GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts
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ING2 WITH

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELL
INGS, WITH LOTS
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November g.
at O'Clock Oh the premises shall sell Lots and
in subdivision of Square $50, fronting together rs
feet on New Jereey avenue, near l. street north
and running through TO Sd street west Improved
BY two vel. built TIVE, story and basement Brick
Dwelling Houeee, which will be sold separately
Terms: One half cash; balance in six months.
deferred payment to bear interest, and secured by
deed eff trust on the property.
Conveyancing at purchasers cost
Possession given to, upon compliance with the
terms Of sale by, the purchaser.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
one week after the sale, the property will be again
sold at the cost and expense Of the defaultng pur.
chaser OF purchasers.
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by THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

On MONDAY. the 9th day of November, 1855 at
the hour of go O'Clock in the afternoon will offer
for sale the following described property situated
in Georgetown Beginning at the end of seven
teen feet from the northwest corner Of the house
lately occapied by John Mountz and running
thence westerly in a line with Bridge street nil
teen feet; thence southerly ninety feet 10 We feet
wide alley leading out to Jefferson street. thence
nineteen feet eastery; thence In strait ht line to
the beginning, with the three.stery Brick House
upon the same, now occupied by f Koester
Terms at sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
no l6-d Anctioneer
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EARM FOR SALE IN PRINCE GEORGES
IL COUNTY. Mn

COUNTY, MD.
On the 18th of November, 1865 will be offered at
public sale by the subscribers, FARM containing
ITO acres of which rs Is in m gh state of culti-
walton; the soil well adapted TO gardening and
farming purposes the residue is heavily timbered,
lsay from three to five thousand cords of Timber)
desirable location for a steam mill The improve
ments consist Of q large new barn. This Farm is
within ten miles of Washington, on one Of the best
roads leading TO that place, and joins the lands Of
Capt b = Gwynn and others
Persons wishing TO purchase can apply to the
subscribers, living adjacent to the land, who will
take pleasure in showing the premises
The sale t. take place at Robeys Tavern, Sur.
rattsville, at ii o'clock a. N.
p. II. HEISKELL.
&C n eo1m$ A. p. HILL. Agent