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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-08
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-08

NEW JUVENILES.
QUEER LITTLE PEOPLE-by Harriet Beecher
Stove Illustrated.
FAIRY TALES PROM GOLD LANDs-by Mary
Wentworth illustrated
The STARRY FLAG, OR TIE YOUNG FISHER
MAN OF CAP ANNE-by Oliver Optic Illus
trated.
SNOW BERRIES, Book for Young Folks-by Al
ice'CsTy illustrated.
on THE WING. one OF the Sunday Il our Stories
BY Nelly Eyster illustrated.
JACK OF ALL TRADEs-by Mrs. Rosa Abbo,
Parker illustrated.
DRIFTING AND STEERING-one Of the Magne.
Stories-by Lynde Palmer illustrated.
THE DESERTED MILL, OR THE REWARD OF
INDUSTRY-by Llevellyn.
6YPSY's YEAR AT THE GOLDEN CRESCENT
by Z. Stewart Phelps.
LOUIS SINCLAIR, or the Silver Prize Medals
by Lawrence Lakewood.
GILBFRT'S LAST SUMMER AT RAINPoRD AND
WHAT 1T TAU6HT-by Glance Gaylord.
WILL FOODS FRIENDsHIP-by Glance GsylOr
GRINIM's GOBLINs-nlustrated in colors.
For sale by
Oct. %. c. o. FRENCH Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-08

Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New ler
sew is founded for the purpose %: EratutouslY el-
ucating the sons Of deceased Soldiers and seamen
Of the United States.
The Board Of Trustees consists OF the following
well-knoEn citizens O! Peunsy lvania and New Jer-
seys-
Evening star., 1867-11-12
THE C0IrRTS-

CIRCUIT COURT-Chef Justice Cartier
Judgments were taken by default in the cases
Sheed VS.. Hiram II. Brewer. Wilson VS.. Peugh.
Appeal calendar was then called ana several
cases disposed of by being dismissed, settled.
In case Of Elliot VS.. Cook, MT Jno f. Nor
ris, for appellee, presented the petition ef
Francis Cock praying for a rule against Jane
X; Elliot to come into court and show cause
why not give bond ia larger penalty 10 cover
arrears Of rent. The Court ordered bond TO be
increased $50, and case continued. Jury dis
charged until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Norris asked confirmation OF Judgment
by defaul, in case OF Thomas ]. Gait VS.. Peter
Campbell. Judgment made final.
Court then took mp the trial docket for No.
vember term: Seldner VS.. Gassenhelmer; case
continued, with rule TO employ new counsel.
Gases of McGhan VS.. Clephane, and Dennison
VS.. Corporation, up yesterday set for next
Friday, before Court in General Term. Orme
VS.. Richard w. Claxton, judgment for the
p plaintiff Case No. 3s, set for the 2ist day Of
November. David Landreth & Sons VS.. J ohn
l.. Barnard and VIM. II. Dougal. Bradley for
plaintiff. Matungly for defendant.
Auditor, to whom case was referred OF coll
or.d schools, in case OF Sayles J. Bowen, Ell al,
Trustees We. Corporation OF Washington, re-
ported that amount applicable 10 public
ending June 80. le65, was SO. $3.50 proper.
ton payable to the trustees Of public schools
is one.fifth. or SI5,9.s 66: amount sctuaIly
paid, S7,9ss.63;. due, S7,9e9G3. Judgment en-
Mr.. Jones proceeded TO argue his melton for
new trial, Cammack VS. Powers. Motion over
ruled. Court adjourned.
EQUITY CoURT-JudSe Wylie.-The follow
ing orders and DEGREES: Brown VI. Olcott ct.
al; order for notice of Injunction. Holton VS..
Sohl et al; complainant has leave to amend.
Kobb W. Kobb; order of publication against
absent defendant. Walker We. Bank Of Me-
tropohs injunction. Schneider VS.. Jones or
der appointing 4. T. Morsell trustee. Jardel
vs.. Jardell order Of reference to auditor to
report on claim Of B. F. Beall. The Court
adjourned.
ORPHANs' CoURr, Judge PurceH.-Last will
and testament of Oven Black, filed for pro.
bate: Horatio Browning, executor.
First and final account OF administrator of
Henry Felson and Elizabeth Jane Eelson; first
account OF Harriet A. Lee, guardian to Henry
Feleon, orphan OF Henry and Elizabeth Eel
son, deceesed and fifth and final account of
Joseph Mountz, executor Of John Mountz,
deceased; first and dnal account Of sarah l..
Parkhurst adninistratrix of William G. Park
hurst: first Individual account OF Sarah l..
Parknurst, guardian to Madeline Parkhurst,
orphan OF VIM. G. Parkhurst; ali approved
and passed.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
Affairs In Gesrsetewn.

FTGbTINe IN THH STsHKr.-Onhcers Harper
ahd Sebastian yesterday afternoon arres'ed
Timothy Caion. whom they csnget nghting IN
the street Justice Bocsey, after be airing TIE
evidence IN the case. hned them $50 each.
and In defsur Of pay men', committed thsn 20
CoNvALEst ENT-Mr wm r. Moor, Of thus
city, who war seriously hurt some siH weeks
aso, BY the falling OF q buildiug 90 ssth street.
near The Observatory. Washington, has 80 far
be out
TBH PoRT.-The steamers Columbia Capt.
Harper, and the kennesec, Capt Taloot. have
arrived with merchandize from RAltimore
The steamer New YORK Capt Jou.s has Ar
rived win q heavy cargo from PniIsdelphta
Capt. Jones reports that hs LEFT Philadelphi
Saturday noon. aud enperi.ne-c rough weather
during his entire trip. It rained Saturday
night and Cn SUNDAY. ana yesterday morning
he made his way 90 Alexandris through q
dense fog, arriving at that place at ; o'cloct.
The New York was heavily laden but not
withstanding that fact kept straignt on her
course, being deiained only In unloadinr q
portiCp OF her freight At Alexandra. She was
due st her wharf last evening, but IN conse-
qusnce OF this detention did not arrive until
Ibis morning. The schooner Marcus Hunter,
Capt Orr, has entered from Alexandra
MERCHkETs' ExCHANGE.-rhe following
business was transacted on Change this morn
ing: Orerinss-2.6CO bushels OF red whest, 500
bushels OF white corn. l,5o0 buenels OF mill
feeo, 80 bus hels OF cats and bushels OF rye.
Ssles-s5O bushels OF red wheat, st % 81, Lee
bushels fsr wheat. at SIS; $50 bushels 90.
at 81 f0 500 bushels of white corn, at ~ 80; 80
bushels of oats. at Il cents; loo bushels Of
mill feed, ai 33 cents; aud 500 bushels do. at
65 cents.
ALARN OF FIRR.-An alarm of IRE Was
communicated 10 the police station. by tete-
graph, from The vicinity OF the OBSERVATORY.
NJ "a minutes past II o'clock this morning,
when the steamer =. Henry ADDISON immedi-
atoly hitched up and started for the fire. re-
turning back 10 town ~ 10 minutes 70 II o'ci'k.
The CANAL.-Boats are coming down the
canal in quick succession. The lock on tue
westside OF Jefferson street, on the canal. gave
way last evening. In consequence OF the heavy
Pre- sure OF water and the suong wind then
prevailing.
The RIVER.-The water iu the river Vas
very shallow to-day, so that a. was with DIM
Guilty that some of the heavier bo.ts could
navigate. The winds of last night forced the
water down stream
Evening star., 1867-11-12

INTENDING To REMOVE TO No. 5ii Seventh
street. Inteliigencer Building, about the Ist of
January next, i purpose offer the whole of
my seasonable sock OF Ready made Clothing
and Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods at a re-
duction OF ten per cent from establs he'd
prices, already sufficiently low TO satisfy any
one, 10 all cash purchasers until removal. TINS
will sfford an opportunity, rarely offered, 20
purchase desirable articles OF Clothing At very
low prices.
shall sell my stock Of Hats and Capts at
the same reduction. A new, seasonsbIe, and
fashionable stock has just been laid in.
The whole stock, which Is very large, will
be offered without reserve.
GEO. O. HENNrNG,
Corner 9TH street and Nd. ave-. and
No 5S5 eth street, near Md ave
Evening star., 1867-11-12

We ADVISE OUR RRADERs 10 call at A. Ad.
amson's, 5U6 Ninth street, enc door from Penn
sylyania avenue, and examine his large and
well-selec ted stock OF Carpets Druggets, Oil
cloths, Rugs and Mats Of sll kinda, Blankets
OF all colors, ready-made Sheets and Pillow
Cases. Bed Clothing Of all descriptions, Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, Hair and Feather Pill
lows, large assortment of Gilt Window
Shades, Linens and Fixtures. Table Covers Of
all kinds, all OF the first quality, and at the
lowest cash prices. Remember 5p6 9Th street
Evening star., 1867-11-12
LOCAL NEWS.
ANUsFNEsTs nc To.NIGp.

ANUsEMESTS, &c. TONIGHT
NATIONAL THEATKI.-Lady Don as Polly
Icclesi IN ssCaste"
WALLS OPERA HousE,-Fourteenth night
Under the Gas Light"
ODD FELLoNs' HALL.-The Rebekah Degree
Association Falr for the benefit of widows and
orphans, IS spiendidiy managed by ths ladies'
N charge, and should be literally patronized
by our citizens.
METZEROTT HALL.-I.ecture on Life Insu-
rance, by Dr. L. NJ. Lambert. celebrated for
hts popular lectures on that topic
Evening star., 1867-11-12

MIXED WRATHKR--After a very warm day
yesterday. we had d heavy thusder storm last
night, accom- panied by wind and rain. bat to-
day for variety 1t is very cold aud we had a
sight sprinkle of snow, being the first of the
season in tBis CITY Our dispatches rom the
North say IT is showing in New York and
New England to-day.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

HAY.-Our citizens are in daily receipt OF
abundant supplies Of hay of the finest quality,
Rarnered from fields in adjscent counties
The average price for a good article is rs cents
per 100 pounds, at which figure but few who
are in want hesitate 10 purchase.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

The BATENAN EsTArE.-Thst desirable To-
cation and brick residence, at present occu.
pied by Mrs. Gen Wheeler, corner OF Pro-
peet and rederick streets, Georgetown, will
be sold on Saturday next. al O'Clock % "a, 10
close the sale OF the estate OF the late Joshua
Bateman. Terms easy. =
Evening star., 1867-11-12

COMMITTED.-Wm m. Fitzgerald. in default OF
- fine for being iDebriated, was yesterday
committed TO the workhonse by Justice Har-
yer, as was Thomas ConDell. Charles Hill
was committed TO the same place by Justice
Chaplin. In default OF s. fine for being inebri-
atPd
Evening star., 1867-11-12

NORTHERN LIBERTIES BUILDING AssoCIA
TIoN.-Forty shares were sold last night. only
two of which sold und der 60 per cent premi u N
Most of the shares Were resdily disposed OF a
62 and 63x per cent. This was the fourteenth
monthly meeting.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
XVM. II. wHEATLEYs PREMIUM eTIAu
w DYEING AND CLEANSING


Once, No. l9 Jefferson st., GEORGETOWN, d. O.,
Established In lsn premium awarded by the Metro
politan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1856, and 10 by
Tar the largest and most complete establishment a
the kind In this section OF country.
manner.
Truly thankful for past fsvor, the subscrfbr
soicits the continued custom OF the community.
Goods received and returned By express with tho
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Once address, Lock B II No. 50.
once closes daily 1t sunset except Saturday vheo
Il is closed af sk D. m. sun10
Evening star., 1867-11-12
CITY ITEMS.

PERsoss wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy
1ard, Will please leave their orders on North
street, second door east OF Fourth. Capitol
HILL JOHN OeGeoS, Agent
Evening star., 1867-11-12

SELLING STAMPED BOTTLES s-Yesterday af-
ternoon, Riley A. Shinp, of Georgetown. C c1use
the arrest by Lieut.. Skippon, of the four IA pre-
cinct. of Michael McDevltt, who was taken
before Justice Morseil, upon the charge Of
buying and selling stamped bottles. Tue Jus
tce fined m in the sum OF S21, but not being
satisfied with the fine, the accused took an ap-
peal to court
Evening star., 1867-11-12

NKNIt NrDI! yIcI cI.-Such was the excla.
nation of Cesar wnea be crossed the Rubi-
con and such is the exclamation heard when
leaving the establishment OF A Saks a Co.
Ciothiers and Merchant Tailors, ST. Seventh
street, between avenue and ID street
Evening star., 1867-11-12

NEW MUsIC.-We have received from Mr..
John r. Ellis the b-auuful song brown
Eyes" which has reached Its second edition.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

CLOTHES REcovRRRD-Detectves Kelly and
Bigley yesterday recovered clothing to the
value Of shout $40, which were stolen from
Mrs. T. q. Morgan, by her colOred ser want,
Frances Marsh, whom they arrested and took
before Justice Walter for a hearing; but Mrs.
Morgan refusing to prosecute the girl, she was
dismissed by the justice. The clothes were
found in the possession of the girl.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

RECOVERY OF A WATCH.-Detectives Kelly
and BiGley yesterday recovered q gold watch
and chain, valued at $50, that was stolen
from VIM. Hayes, at the fair grounds, last
Evening star., 1867-11-12

POUR CoRs, Durillions ct Onsles reutres
dams la chair, consuiter le Docteur White
e'ablI depuis 1S6l-a son ONCE No. i2i Penn.
sylvapia avenue, entire la quatrleme ct la Six
lFme rue.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
wM. II. DOUGAL. Executor.
oca TH0s. BOWLING Auct.
EHOICE NEW AND CHKAP DRY GOODS

The subscriber has purchased largely since ths
recent decline. and L. now selling goods at lower
prices than they have been sold since the war His
assortment Of DRESS GOODS is large. embracing
the newest and most desirable styles Also, Cloaks
from mp to the finer qualities. Long ana square
Shawls. Flannels, Blankets. Bleached Muslins 8,
le-good yard wide, l21s Is. %, IS CslicOes, 10. 49,
Merrimack. Sprague and ether best makes, Is cts.
Cassinets, Ji. So 62. and Is. Sixty pieces Cassi-
liners and Cloths, very cheap. Ladies' and Gents'
MeriDo under Vest. and Drawers. Dress Trim
mings, Gloves, Hosiery, aud Notions We oher
BENJAMIN MILLER,
Evening star., 1867-11-12

GOVERNMENT SALEs.-I would cali the at
tention of dealers and hers 10 a large lot OF
new Cavalry Jackets, Goats, Pants, Shirts,
Blar kets, &c. A. Adamson, aO6 Ninth street,
ore door from Pennsylvania avenue. Il
Evening star., 1867-11-12

JEwELRy-CoTaI, yet, and Bog Wood Jew
eiry, new styles. Iece we'd this week, At Priggs
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. AS Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, near ~ street.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

DIR WHITE, Chiropodist, s24 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-and.a-haf and sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS,
Warts, Molee, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c.
Once hours from a. m. TO 2. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

gagged In q match nght yesterday. for which
they we've srreetsd BY omcer LsWlsr, Of the
7th prscirct, VINO took the two pueilistics be.
fore justice ws'ser. who dned then In tie
cum Of 50 each and costs,
Evening star., 1867-11-12
RY THOMAS D0wLTSG, AU59.; Georgetown.

EXFCUT0RS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
AND DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGE-
TOWN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. November 18TH at clock
y. m, will sell, in front Of the premises. that
valuable property occupied BY the late Philip
Harry. The lot fronts % feet the north side Of
Prospect street. bet xeen Frederick and Market
streets Ivy depth Of l35 feet inches 20 n 10 foot
wide alley. The Improvements consist of q large
double two-story Dwelling House.
Terms One-third cash: balance in 6. L. and ~
months, with interest, secured by . deed Of trust
on the property. Conyeysncing and stamps sf the
cost Of the purchaser.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

PHYsIoLoGY AS APPLIED TO LiFE INsUR-
ANCE.-Walton Montpelier (Nt.) JournaI
saye: 1T. s. Lambert, NJ. ID, Vice President of
the American Popular Life Insurance Com.
pany. delivered a lecture last evening, at VII
lsge Hail, upon the above named SUBJECT. The
lecturer sail but very little about life ins ur-
ance as a business, thus relieving bis remarks
from any unpleasant odOr of the "shop,' but
stated facts In an interesting way. and dressed
up illustrations in form so pleasing and in.
struc'ive that an hour and half passed of
before any one thought OF becoming fstigues
The lecturer believed in brains, aud dwelt at
some length upon the influence which the Diet
had upon that important part OF the human
being. Some Of his illustrations were very
amusing, and excited an occasional demon
stration of salts faction the part of the aud.
snce. The subject Of longevity was the main
feature Of the lecture. and was treated with a
familiarity that showed the speaker to be mas.
ter OF the situation. We do not expect to do
him justice in a simple paragraph, aud as he
gives another lecture on Sal urday evening. in
compliance with q wish unanimously express
ed by those present last evening, all VINO are
SO fortunate as 10 make their way into the
hall can hear him and jndge for the mselyes ~
DIR. Lambert is to lecture here to- night See
advertisement.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

FELL FROM AWHARF-This morning, while
colored man. named Cornelius Capers. was
engaged in unloading hay from a Government
schooner, at the foot Of 9th street wharf ne
made misstep from the platform to the gun.
vale of the vessel, and fell into the river. Be-
coming jammed, be had great dffi Guilty In
keeping above water till assistance could
reach him.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Aucf-; Georeetov,
GREAT NEWS IN OLD GEORGETOWN

Sc ling off thf entire stock Of DRY, MILL
merry, and FANCY GOODS, at aud below cost
in order TO change business. All in want Of th.
above goods will do well 20 call at once Store
will be kept open until clock.
At 4. GUTMAN.
1ls Bridge street,
no set GeOrOetown ID q
Evening star., 1867-11-12

THE LADIES are reminded that ts see the
liTReet ana prettiest assortment Of high cut,
Button Kid, Congress and BalmorAl Walking
Boots, they must 60 to C. 4. Cummins, 34e 9TH
street, second door below Northern Market }
HIS assortment is always immense, and styles
superb. 4
Evening star., 1867-11-12

LADIES, DON'T FAIL to see the new patent
Hoop Skirt, the moet comfortable and cheapest
in the market, at Baum's Corset and Shoulder
Brace Mandatory, 40 Louisiana avenue, near
eth street. N
Evening star., 1867-11-12

MHTzKRoTr HALL was crowded last even
fls 10 witness the tabieaux as given by the
,diss and gentlemen connected with Incsrns-
ton Cburcb, and every thing passed on pleas
autly, some OF the tahleaux being of first class
order. We were particularly pleased with
.Aurora,""Narrled and Single" Romeo and
inlet" .sBird Monument" and the "Day
Dream" The most noticeable features OF the
exhibition were the acting OF Misses M,
Mrs. W-s, Misses E-s, Miss Nh. and N ss
LIS, on the part OF he ladies; while Mr.. Pet
ups exhibition OF he wax figures was worthy
OF The late ArterRus Ward his lecture being
very amusing. Messrs. Davis, Lourte, kiop-
pepeure, and every one concerned, performed
their parts admirably.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

THE TKxPEIA AKCE BUILDIHo ASSOCIATION.
A meeting Of the Temperance B0iiding aud
Trust Association was held last evening at No.
e1 Louisiana avenue. Wnen $1,000 worth OF
stcck vss disposed of. The flrst sales of money
viii be no ade 1t q meeting 10 Be held Decembe-
9TH. - u ~
Evening star., 1867-11-12

the association, Mr.. Bowen. to MI the vacancv
a. II was necessary TO have man on that com.
m tee w no hsc Influence with Congress,
Mr. II. Brown (vhite) thought tue club
might iniure its friends ov putting too much
work on hem ne knew Mr.. DO wen to be an
excellent man. but was itsound policy 10 press
TINS thing upon him.
Mr. Bowen said ne would prefer some one
else be selected. DE WAS wiling TO DO anv-
thing In his power for tire club, bat MS time
was greatly occupied, aud some other member
might attend to il the club ineisted, he did
mo- feel a. liberty to de cline
The association refused TO excuse Mr.. Bowen
and he was elected to fili the vacancy. Ad-
Journed fer two weeks.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

To BE CHANeED INTO DwRLLINGs.-The
brick building At the corner of IL tn and u sts .
formerly used a. Harvey's steamed oyster es :
tablishment ie now being con verted into com.
Portable tenement dwellings, eight in number
An additional story y reared above the old
building, and every step will be taken TO AXE
BILE. Mr.. Job Angus, the lessee, Is having the
work done.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHArTRE.-TAs first
annual convoC aticn OF the Grand Royal Arch
CLaPter was held last evening at the Masonic
Hall. when there was a very full auendaace.
The Grand High Priest Mr. J. E. +. Hoimead)
delivered his annual address, in which he re-
viewed the operations OF the Grand Chap'er.
and from which irappears hat cspituiar Ma
sonry is In b igh degree prosperous here. The
following officers were elected: j. f. r. Hol-
mead. @. II. p; l. G. Stephens, ID. q. II. p; c.
w. Hancock. q r.: VIM. Middleton, @. 5: q.
Smith, q. Treas; N. ID Larner,. G. Sec; Rev.
q. H. Hall, q. Chap John Locke, T.. G. II.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

RuHAwAy.-Abour elk O'Clock last evening
q horte attached 70 ouegy belonging to a Mr..
az ssYret and Penney ivanis avenue, took
frssht sud rss OF down the avenue. Turning
. ieab street. tho animal ran against tsie-
rYaph poet On he correr OF tpth and ID sfrer.s
Sreskihg toe Duegy AID i1juripg bis hips very
badly. Tne horee was held until the arrival
of Mr. LORD, who took him In cearge.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
MAR RIED.

DEUEL-wELLS. AT Trinity Church, on til,
f,f o
ter Of Col. Edw d L. Wells. all of this city.
wALKER-FLENNER. On the morning OF tn,
llth instant, at the Wesley Chapel, bv the Rev
Mr. Anes, ROBERT }. WALKER to SUSIE v.
daughter Of Mr. VIM Flenner.
Evening star., 1867-11-12

NEW COOPERATIVE STORE, 4s7 NINTH
~ STREET, BETWEEN d AND Z.
70 Best Family Groceries At lowest rates; Choice
Syrup and Molasses, Welchs Flour, New Buck
wheat and Graham Flour; Just received. Apples,
Treas urer will receive subscription for stock at
the, store at all hours Of the day. Shares $40
each. ocl2-lm
Evening star., 1867-11-12

THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-Tne
regular weekly meeting of the above named
organization, took place last evening At Union
League Hall, Ninth etreet, VIM. s. Morse in
the Chair. Resolutions were presented pro-
te7tink against dis banding the militia orRaHi.
cations OF the District, which after some dis
cussion were laid upon the table. Mr.. ID. +.
R0Welll was chosen a. assistant recording
secretary. Messrs. VIM. Wilson, A.Y. Ben.
nett, and G., W. Wells were appoin ted a COM
mittee to act in connection with similar Dep :rt-
mental committees tosecure twenty per cent
to the members Of the Union.
Evening star., 1867-11-12
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS,
RY THos. BOWLING, ,Auct. GeOrgetO~n. ID. @.
CHAsCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE I'M
PROVED CORNER LOT IN GEORGETOWN

RY THoS. BOWLING, Auct. o.: Georgetown. ID. q.
CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED CORNER LOT IN GEORGET0wN.
By virtue q deere q the supreme ceur, the
John Bateman and others Jane y Bstemaa
and others wilt offer for sale. AZ public auctioa
FAY the i@s Ssy of Noye@Ser next On snSsi,is
of Lot No, 81. tthirty-l Of old Georgetown in tho
i%S and Ftek ts srr % & g
more oT lees, on the north .de Of Prospect street.
aud - feet On Frederick street, with ths story
Brick I.sllins honss THEREON, now in the occu-
raney Of Mrs. General wheelsr
tn be paid in cash the dav Of sale. and the resi
due IN two eqnal ins'allments, st six sad t-~lrs
to hs seSpIed ,i by apgEoyed notes or bonds With
reserved nen- The terms o. sal must b. cumPlirt
with IN one week after safe, the property be
rescld ot the risk and cost Of the purchaser after
stamps at the cost Of the parchaser.
RSRkwfoRp,3 Trustees.
noI2a Thoaas DowLISG, Auct.
COOP OPPORTUNITY.
Toapraotiosl business man I or-r one half ,,r
the wbolel Of my stock of GROCERIES. FtN-
1UREs. &c. now doing a fair share of trade. 90
reasonable terms Only a small amount of cssh
capital wanted Location Considered the best 20
town. Cause other pur,uits.
No. 1-2 Bridge street
DO II Ct OPT. Market House, Georgetown.
Try THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FUNIruRE AND ErFEcrs AT
AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. November Iph,
at 10 O'Clock will sell. in front of nv Auctios
Store. No. 1ss Bridge street, Georgetown. gen
eral assortment Of HOusel old Furniture and Nj
fects. THOMAS DOWNING.
noIIs Anctioneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetovns
EXECUToRs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
SiTTkE EaLrABLL OIL PAINTINGS.
On FRIDAY MORNING, November 18th. at 10
O'Clock, will sell. at the residence Of the late
Philip Harry. No. "a Prospect street. between
Market and Frederick streets, a general assort-
ment OF Household Furniture.
Painting OF ''Noshs Sacrifice" by Leonardo do
Folios Of Engravinx
Folios 81 Studies from Nature. painted ia oil
And other valuable Oil Paintings, Drawings etc.
Also.
The Library. consisting of rare French, Spanish,
Italian, Latin and English backs
WM. X. DOUGALL. Executor.
nos THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
Intel. and COurier.l