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Two ALL WHOM 1T NAY CoYCEEN.
DEPARTMENT OF Tup rSrrR-oR.
nrxsLnx 49,. I.l - -.

II 81 n
PENSION oFFIcE. July lsfh lSs
Application having been made under the 81 u,
June - lsa for the Reissue Of tho fpIlowiop a.
ecribed Land Warrants. which are alleged 70 han a
been lost or destroy si.-NOtioe a. hereby siN.n
that nj the date following the de scription OF each
warrant new certificate or warrant of like ter Or
viii be reissued. II valid objection shaul IA then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Conuuissioper.
No. a-sa. for - acres. Issued under the act Of
March 1850. m the name Of Mary NJ = widow 81
George funenbei ger. and Was granted APRIL !,
$50 November y. lss5. y
No. <6,Sl5. TOR Loo issued nnder the act Of
March 5. 1856, In the name of Robert G. Fannin
sana Was granted October =, lsso. November 10
No. rs. for 10 acres issued under the act ot
March ). 1855 in the name Lettuce. widow Of Eiiah
D. hlii and Was granted December "a, iosS. DeceIn
No, siosl. for leo acres. issued usder the ae, q,
March 8, 1855, In the name Of Anna W. Powell
granted June Is. 1850. December ID, Iss7
No. loss, for loo acres. issued under the A., a,
March 5, lsas IN the name Of Levi Whiting and
was granted A pril 3. ls5a. January Al lsss
No. 1902 Tor l6o acres, issued under the act af
March 5, 1853. In the name Of Anthony b Ron
mann, ana Was granted April IS, lssz. December
No, So 40, for leo acres issued under the A., of
March 3 1855, IN the name Of MARY Harmsp siio~
OF feter harman, and was granted March rs ls57
No. 20 .#e, for leo acres, issued under the ac, Of
march lo5, In the name of zachous Phiilins
and was granted November Is. 1859. Japuary 20
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10y N. 4. WALSH & CO, Auctioneers,
- ass Penn a ave-, corner 10th street
TOMORROW.

nY NAGLE CO., AuctIoneers
- salesroom 29o Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
SATURDAY November g. at 10 o'clock, we will
Wooden and Fancy Goods, such as
Undershirts, Drawers, Hoods, Capes, Jackets
Coats. Shauls, Hosiery. &c.
Also,
A large lot of Wines and Liquors, in demiJohns
and barrels.
Also.
fine assortment of Groceries, Tobacco and
Cigars.
1t NAGEE & CO. Ancfa
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers
- No. J26 southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
VERY VALUABLE DISTILLERY NEAR
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.

GEORGETOWN At AUCTION.
Trustees SALE OFyALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AND WATER POWER IN
SGEA6SRHG!fE fdWSS COUNTY D. c. NEAR
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
tRaucey passed e on e 18th day o 6s s Sout
Is h IN certain csuse in said court pending,
ward Lynch and Others are ddfehdants' the under
cause, win on Mo2DRT, thu nth day Of Noys% emu
puhc auction. q tie highest bidder, all n az cer
Tin parcel or portion Of the real estate living west
OF GeUrgetoWn, in said District, and known a. the
FOUNDRY property. formerly belonging 10 General
John Mason, and conveyed 10 John 5 Berry by
ls6, recorded in Lbor J. A s No III fOIios 800 ct
seq one of the land records of Washington Co, u
the said Foundry properly situated between the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal aud the Potomac river,
was conveyed by John ;. Berry, Allen Doa GO, and
John P. Berry 10 Horatio L Berry, By deed date d
Liber A; s.. No l6: fOOs I0i, ct seq, Of the
land records aforesaid. and also the eastermost
Perry, Allen Dodge and John p. berry to John
Cochran, by deed dated on or about the 81 March,
ct seq one of the land records together with the
improvements and appur'enances, includi ng . per
retual right Of way for man, beast, and vehicle
through the premises So conveyed to HoratiO T..
Berry on the north and south sides Of the stone
right of way for the water pipes appurtenant TO
the residue of said real estate, and the right Of
dent TO the use OF said water pipes, and also per
petual right OF way over the wagon road between
said canal and river, and leading from Georgetown
to the Foundry or Columbia Mills.
There is upon the property to be sold q very
valuable Distilery, Fixtures. &c with COOL water
power from the canal, as well from the stream
known as Mill Branch" running through the
premises.
Terms Of sale "a prescribed by the decree: One
third cash. of which 500 the acceptance of the
bid will be required the balance in six and twelve
months. with interest from day Of sale, to be
secured by the purchasers notes and an assign
meht in trust Of the purchasers equitable interest
in the property. All conyeyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
RICHARD Fl LASKEY, r,,...
JNO. ID. MCPHERSON, trustees.
oc Isl NV Ads GREEN & WILL 4 Ms Anctz
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PROPOSALS.
DR0POsALs FOR ARMY TRANsPoRrA.
TON.

=
sAs ASrosI6. rExAs- October j, So
seAled Proposals, which must be made ~ ~ pn-
the s. Ssh ss, q ssss o neIt
noen for the tr.I:portaiion Of military saren "S
RouTk Ne: 2.-fron San Antonio, rsIAs, 20
and such otSeT Miisaly POSI- snd Csnp. :. are or
may he ished on the Texas frontier, south OF
RoUrE No. 4-From lDdisnoIa. Texas, 70 San
Antonio, Texas, and intervening points.
tin Texas, and Intervening points.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundrsd !loc.
% per Sne .aid and sSs ,Si
names In full with residence and post once al
dress, and ia IN the name Of each member will
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the
sum Of ten thousand dollars s sisnsd by two 81
red to by clerk Of GO, court Of re.ord) tina, ,hs
nisb good and sufhcient security that he win
faithfully carry ont the eopditlons therein at
forth, and each security will state hi, place Of
separate bids and bonds are required for each
The contractor on each route will be required 10
keep on his ronte good mule teams of not less than
On Route No. 2 I.enty, h,e Teams.
8, Twenty five
Should, however, the transportation any
route be lessened from csuse to such an extent
il may be temporarily fessened by tse oficer in
charge of the trsnspo rtation lines.
The amount of bonss that will he required Of the
CONT actor will be fifty thousand dollars 5000
on each route.
The person persons 70 whom any award is
made must be prepared to execute contracts aud
give the required bonds at once, and be in readi-
ness for service on the hrst day of January next,
before mentioned
Satisfactory evidence of the LOYALTY and solven-
cy Of each bidder and persons offered as security
will be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour be
fore Damed, and bidders have the privilege OF be-
ing present at the opening.
No proposal will be entertained that does not
fully comply with the terms Of this advertisement.
Any contract made under the advertisement will
be subject TO the approval Of the Quartermaster
General and the right is reserved TO reject any
all bids.
Forms Of contract may he seen at the Offices of
the Chief Quartermaster. Fifth Military District,
at New Orleans. the Chief Qusrtermaster District
of Texas at Galveston, the Post Quarter master at
Austin, and at this office.
Proposals must be plainly indorsed Proposals
for Army Transportation" and addressed 10 the
undersigned, At this place. y. G. q. LEE,
no 6-tdB Brevet 1t. Col. and A. q. NJ, 4. \. A
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ALL NIGHT WITH A SCoUNDREL-On Wed
nssday night. about nine o'clock a stranger
an Unlocking fsllow-called NJ the house of a
WIDOW woman. near Redwood starIon, on the
Atlantic Great Western Railroad, and asked
70 say all night The woman Indignantly re-
FUSED the request when the fellow deliberately
locked the door, and. putting the Kew in MS
POCKET, Ne TO Id the woman that be was deter
mined 70 stay all night and take rest and slum-
ber as he as almost worn out aud IN order
10 prevent any surprise he would De uuder the
necessity OF securing her and her children in
one o-d-there being two in the roOu-and he
would take the other. The widow and har
children then aid down with their clotningop-
and ther Iailer, after placing his revolver and
an axe on n table al the hsa OF the other bed
iald down 70 rest. afieT threa'eninR 70 shoot
Ms prisoners II they should attempt 20 get ont
OF ped She was too badly scared 70 slesp
much About four o'clock in the morning Tue
fellow awoke and directed The widow 20 get
Dim come breakfast as soon rs she possibly
could OI course she ooeyed, and after eating
ahsariy breakfast The scamp thanked his host
ess and, bidding her good-by, ne leit the house.
ano rushed ont into the woods near hy an
disappeared. This man IL said 10 answer ex
scuy me oeScripuon OF the nan who was ar
rested at Uroana the next day. 2ith, on susplc-
hon OF being one Of ne murderers OF Mr.. Herr
ier--D0yt0n (OhtO) Journal.
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RY W. 1. WALL \ CO, Anctioneers,
~ Stores 81 and 311,
South corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street

LOT ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th November
at clock, We will sell on the premises part of
Lot in square $40 being the west 20 feet front by
lC0 feet deep.
This lot is situated on south street between
east Fourth and Fifth streets and is rapidly i'm.
proving in valHe.
Terms One-third cash. balance in six and tS evs
months NOES bearing interest, and satisfactorily
endorsed
Conyeysncing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
deposit of $50 will be required, and If the terms
not complied within y days. the property will
be resold at the cost of the defaulting purchaser
NOT w. L. WALL co. Auctioneers
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HUGTioNEEESsC AND DC COMMISSION
NJ 10 \ sE EfBsEERff Ps MHRkEr. NokTHkRS
WAsHINGT4E g.;
FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. y
Liberal advance made on consignments which
are solicited Particular attention paid to the sale
Of Real Estate and Household Furniture ct private
ea-iy JAMES MCCULLOUGH L co 4
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
WASHINGTON RAILROAD, NEAR
BELTSVILLE.
In pursuance of a Power Of Attorney from Au-
gustus P. Skinner TO the undersigned, dated l4th
day ofoctober, 1851 executed in pursuance Of a
dated eth day of April 1854; recorded in Prince
Georges comfy in Liber y. No; ], folio ssi &c,
public auction. TO the highest bidder, on WE'D
hour of IL clock m on the premises, the proper.
ty herein described viz: One hundred and twenty
sif ht aere5 three rods and eight perches Of land
Washington Railroad, and partly on the Turn
70 Benjamin Berry. improved by q comfortable
Brick Dwelling, and all necessary Out buildings;
well vatered; soil fertile; commanding view and
easily accessible from Baltimore or Washin gton.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance In two
equal payments, six and twelve menths from lay
of sale. with interest secured to the
of the undersigned. JOHN GLENN,
oc l?-d Attorney for Mortg gage.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, Es
TAIE ON THIRD STREET WEST, NEAR
VIRGINIA AVENUE. AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date Novem
Der 10th, 1875, recorded in Liber r. NJ. H., No s,
folio 400, dc. enc of the land records for Washing
ton d. G., shall offer at public auction. on TUES
DAY November 18th, 1851, at o'clock p m. In
front of the premises, Lot No 81, in subdivision sf
sinia avenue. improve ed by a small Brick House.
Terms: 40 cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the property. Convey ancing and stamps at pur
chaser cost. $50 down on the day of sale.
SAMUEL NORMENT. Trustee.
noI-eOfs ] T COLDXEII A 90 Aurts =
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~ OTlEildi Morse ana carriage bazaar.
No. - Louisiana ave, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR.
NESS. &c. &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING. November o. at 10
O'clock we viii sell at the Bazaar, a number of
Saddle Carriage and Work Horses, full descrip-
tiOn at sale > comprising
ABOUT FIFTY HORSES
Many good work Saddle and Harness Horse.
\ DEmber Of Mules
Five second hand Carriages. not long i'm use
Also,
Two large New York Trucks, suitable for two or
Tour horse. la good order.
Eight Sets Of Harness.
Also,
large collection of New and Second hand
BuegIes, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons aud
other Vehicles.
Two new Jenny Lind Wagons. built in this city
Two dagger agons. built in this city
New and second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages,
&c. at private sale.
REGULAR sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays
Carriages and Harness always at private sale
nos W. L. WALL, * 60.
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~. HAIR ExTERMINAToRIi

LOB REMOVING SUPEkFLUOUs HAIR,
tory sss aSiss mi Ssps sn dsp.
Ssnssbls article to female beauty, I. easily ap.
SSiied; does not burn or iniure the skin, but scs
supernuous hair from low foreheeds, or from any
other part Of the body completely, totally and rsd
smooth and natural. THE e the only article,
qsea ~ the French, and 10 the only real efectusl
&C. sent post paid to any address, ON rsosDt 81 =
bIRGEB, SHUTS 3 co., Chemists,
aN4DAWsoly 2s4 River street. Troy, N. \
R1IDAL ANp IUNE1AL MlaATHs, BOU.
4 .9y9Te. 6R0ee1e, AICHORs, AND0A |.
Beautiful Ornsmental Heir work On giass
r pearl. All kinds 81 Hair Breeding oone b M
S1Ake, 900 1iehth street., UNtn
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by WM. l. WALL l. CO, Auctioneers.
Id SIn-.a & 4 = and az

q,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES CLOTH
ING. IURNITUBE, CIGARS MATTRASSES
sc At AUCTION
Gu SATI EDAY MORNING. November c v,a
vill srll. within the stores, a Rot of Dry s.oofs
&c. COmplI- p
Prints, D"laiHeS, GiDCh&ms
fas~im-rs = tasiHefs, GlttoES
Linen Hankerchiefs, Scarf
WOODEN Goods
LARGE lot 0f Hose
hniye-, Su- pehu"Ts. Ribbons
u. ady made Clothing, Pants, coats and Vests
Fine Boots aud Shoes
-0doZeu Hoop skirts
Large lot e CIGARS
Also.
fuTUItU
" ainut Double aud Single War.irobss
H"dste ads. Hair and Shurk Mattresses
Walnut Extension and Oth-r Tables
Lace Curtains. Brussels Carpets
- China. - pi~coE, oil Cloth
cooking and other Stoves
With many articles IN che house keeDiug linz. all
Of y hiCh will lie sold without reserve
nos ". L.. WALL SCO.. Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
TRIAsURY DEPARTMENT,
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL


In accordance with q resolution of Congress, ap.
proved July Is, 1850 ant horisI the secretary Of
State in the Dismal swamp Canal Company, in
snen manner g. TO best protect the inter es OF the
aaS e sas~sy
further expense to the Government =
ninth dsy Of nf5sss saa on sSeP
ssht hundred Is q shares Of stock ownei By tine
psny win be solo At pub ie auction, % the highest
tIddei, at the Treasury Department, In the city OF
The Disnal Swamp Canal connects the waters of
Elizabeth river, In Virginia, wita the Pasauotank
river, in North Carolina, distance Of about TWEEN
sIruct-d at a cost Of upwards Of one million dol
lars The whole number Of shares in the Canal
bred sDs pity dollars i2Iol per share
condition Of the csr.l will be afforded upon sppli-
cation at this Department.
money to be deposited at the time of sale and the
balance b. paid upon the delivery of the instru
s. HUGH McCULsoCH.
no 5-eo6t Secretary.
limited STATES NAVAL ACADEMY,
Proposals, stsied and endsrs,d proposals for
Fprnisbing Midshipmen's Uniforms, ), will be
F, n'EcEMBER, 1851 for delivering the following
Midshigmen's Parade Parade Jackets p.s;s
:. Fatigue Jackets
Flannel Jumpers
Cloth Overcoats
To be delivered at the Naval Academy, free of
expense, at such times as the articles may be
needed.
The Dress Parade Suits must be of blue navy
cloth of good quality, without gloss, not liza ole to
fade or shrink, dyed in the wool, and capable of
standing such tests a. the inspectors think proper
TO subject them to, The Fatigue Suits will be made
of navy blue cloth, of q Iess expensive material
and of troDg texture subject to the same tests
the parade suits.
The Overcoats will be made of beaver cloth of
good quality and subject to the tests afore-
said
SAMPLES of cloth and flannel will be furnished at
the time Of making proposals, marked and labeled
with price of garment.
The clothing will De hand sewed. and made in the
best manner and in strict accordance with the reg
ulations Of the navy.
Responsible security for the prompt and faithful
delivery OF uniforms must be inserted in each D.
arate proposal otherwise bids will not be accepted
Patterns and descriptions Of uniforms will be
furnished at the Naval Academy by the under
signed.
BY order of Vice Admiral D. d. Porter
g. Z. THORNTON, Paymaster u. s. N,
ocSo-eotd In charge Naval Storekeeper's Dept.
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DY NAGLE 4 CO., Auct1oneers,
ID Salesroom 293 Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and 10th st.
NAGLE CO. will give their personal attention
TO the sale Of Real Estate and Household Furniture
Also, to the sales of stocks Of Groceries, Wines
Liquors, and Merchandise Of every descriptlon
Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c. '
Liberal cash advances made on consignment.
Regular Sales ct our ealeeroom every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ct 10 o'clock
Anff NAGLE CO., Auctiopeers.
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DYM Il WALSH 4 co, Auctioneers-
ID No. 2>J Penna. avenue, corner 10th stree,

nY n * WALSH 4 co, Auctioneers
- No. $50 Penna. avenue, corner 10th street
On SATURDAY MORNING. November O. at 10
O'Clock. will sell. in front of our Auction store
\ lot OF New and Second hand Furniture. such as
Rockers
Feather Beds. Pillows. Blankets and sheets
Three second hand Brussels Carpets, All w DOL
and other carpets. Stair Carpets
lot Of Bow Is and Pitcher, Tin Ware, &c.
stoves. Pine Leaf Tables. Lounges
Lot of Knives and Forks. Spoons, and ten pairs
of l2NA Blankets. Spreads and Quilts
Also.
Lot OF as sorted Dry Goods, OvercOais Pants, and
Vests.
Evening Sale 1T -, O'Clock. emhracjnr n fina
assortment of Gold and silver Watches
Terms cash. VI. X. WALSH K co
II AurtiOncers.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WAssISsroS, Nay Q, NooS, NJ

-
Trnns bstveea WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
AokE, and WASHINGTON AND TIE VIZ
are Dow run follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except supday 700 2: g. and ls.ls
Pm, AND LOO and 80, and I. ~ .. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lesve daily, exoopt Sunday, at To- m, AID Sc
TOR wAYsrATIoNs SOUTH OF ANNAPoLl,
JUNCTION.
Leave 81 sp and 200 q m. and nj 1:oo and an,
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ct ;:o q. m aud 10 n m No trztrs 20
from Annapolis On SUNDAY.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave N':c =; N enf 3 an . g ,. n.
FOB WAY sTA1lvrs
Leave q f:S q. m, and > ami ap N.
FER ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at q Q. n, S:N sna
On sunday at $50 and s;sr. m. only, oonneot,n,
Of Relay station with trains from baltimore -
Wheeling, Parkarsburg. &e.
THROUGH TICKETS 20 the West can BE hsd "A
the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours
in the day, wei at the new Office 81 the Rank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, SIS Pennsylys-
ma avenue, between eth and 9TH streets.
For New York. Philadelrhis, ami Boston. al
vertisement OF Through Line.n
= L WILSON Master OF Transportation.
L, N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
&C 10 Gnu. y. kOON1Z. Agent. Waehfn0fOn.
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DRePOsALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE IND Al AFFAIRS, October 10, 1856.
Sealed Propos Ale, endorsed Proposals for In
dian Goods, i'll ne received at the Once of In
dian Affairs u'til II O'Clock m on FRIDAY. the
18th day of November next, for furnishing, in the
quantities therein given the articles named in the
following list:
FIRST CLASs-MACKINAC BLANKETS
LIS pairs SPENT white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 60x72 inches, and,weigh pounds
S5 pairs Pa point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 54x66 inches, and weigh pounds
80 pairs point white Mackinac Blankets to meas
ure 42xG inches, and weigh 50 pounds
IS pairs Ia peint white Macinac Blankets to meas
ure 36x50 inches, and weigh IA pounds
400 pairs point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 6oxI2 inches. and weigh poun DIS
525 pairs pa point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 54x66 inches, and weigh pounds
ODpsirs 2-point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 42x56 inches, and weigh 81. pounds
GU pairs point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets
to measure COMP inches, and weigh pounds
6U pairs pa point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets
10 measure 5x66 inches and weigh pounds
70 pairs l1s point indigo blue Mackinac blank cts
TO measure SxS0 Inches, and weigh "A pounds
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NOT sEHOLD fIRNITURE. IRON SAFE 3r
At AUCTION.
On >AIl EBAY MORNING, November 9th at
~ clock In front or our Auction Rooms We slialI
ell large assortment of Furniture, Herring safe
&c. Cunpri~ing-
Marbfe-tOp Chamber and ParIor Furni.urr
Walnut Bedstesds and Bureaus
W ainut WsrdrObes and W asbstands
Marble top Tables. Chamber TabIs,
Nu-E and Hair Mattresses
W alnut Extension Dining Table
Lounges. Easy Chairs
" inflow Curtains and shades
Brussels and Three PLY Carpets
oak cane seat Dining Chairs
ParluT and Heating Stoves
Cooking stoves, Kitchen Requisite Be-
ALSO.
Herring Fire proof safe, in good order
4 Bagatelle Table
Terms cash COOPER & LATINER
no Auttioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFrERN0ON.

ID Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Ofce-363 Eighth street vest, near north street.
THE LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
or WOOD AND COAL YARD on SIXTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN PENNSTLyA-
GnF FRIDAY NEXT, the sth day of November at
o clock .. m, will sell the premises the Cool
Will aad Fixtures of the Wood and Coal va cd form
erly occupied by W. T. Stone, consisting in part of
One Cart and Harness
Scales and Measures
stock Of W. God and Coal on hand
Terms cash. JOS. +. KELLEY,
no Sat lCbron.1 Auctoneer.
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Qste clerks with J. q. Mcclure 4 Co..
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and lltn street
Star Once Building.
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF STANDARD
- BOOKS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, and following evenings, com
menelng at O'Clock, at our auction rooms, we
shaH sell q fine Library of Standard Works, in
every department of literature, in which is inclu-
DE- many rare and costly works.
Catalogues are now ready and the Books will be
on the shelves for eSamin alton Monday morning
MOI COOPER & LATIMER. Auct's
by W. L. WALL Co, Auctioneers,
- Stores 81 > and 3l7,
southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ninth street.
GREAT SALE OF NEW BOOKS AT AUCTION
We have just opened 80 cases of Books At 81 O
Pennsy vania avenue. Metropolitan Hotel Amer
acttr. which are now ready for examination. The
inst sale will commence OF TUESDAY EVEN
ING, November 5, Mt . o'clsck, and will be cou-
tinued every evening until the whole stock is dis
:. Catalogues can be had at the store or the auc-
honeers. w. l.. WALL CO.,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
poToMAO FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The Steamboats, Of the Company leave. each plsoe
EVERY HOUR, from O'Clock a.
IA untl clock D. m. Leave from
ington.
The seventh street Cars connect with the Boats.
THE STEAMER WAwAsEr
Leaves the wharf foot of Seventh street, for Crr-
rioman aud Intermediate landiRct, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAYS az 5 D m.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
On and after THURSDAY, September a tra
steamer Tor Mount Vernon Will leave the wharf "a
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
az 10 clock returning. the boat viii arrive ahS-t
35p .. Nm. 10 COLT.
au So-tf President Potomac ferry 20.
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FoB
BALTIMORE.
Making freight Connection 1t AQUA rRFEK
with RICHMOND, FREDERIC As <6se<s.
BURG AND POTOMAC kAILKnAD. al CTA
The steamer EXPRESS, Captain A ~1sS5-<-ess
IL. Wilson. leave Washington from ska strqaf
Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Al
g. m for Baltimore, and usual way landings "a
Potomac river. Returning. leave Baltimore ever
TUESDAY and ERIDAY.4p
For further Information apply 70
J. b. BRYAN BRO,
mn 10 u NO. 3fs PennsyiERnia ave