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Shocking Murder of Woman.

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
boCRBoN, Ind, Sept One of the most
horrible and brutal murders II has ever been
my duty 10 record. has Just been committed
one and half miles east of here on the line Of
The Pit,sburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail.
way. The name OF the murdered woman is
barbara Catharine Dale, and her age is fifty.
SIX years
She came from Germany 10 this country sew
IN years ago, with her only son. an industri.
Gus lad OF about twenty years of age who sun
ported himself and mother in comfortahle
manner In the employ OF the railroad company
As day laborer.
The two owned a small piece of land on
which they had built small log cabin. sufi-
ciently commodious for their own comfort and
convenience: This morning they arose, as
usual, and partook of their morning meal
after which the boy went 70 his work, and the
mother 10 her wash-tub 10 finish washing soms
clothes which were needed for II cir Sunday
change of clothing. The house stands some
thlng over fifty feet from the railroad track
and on either side wild shru5bery and bushes
nave grown SO protusely as 10 hide it from the
vie" OF persons on the track, unless nearly
opposite 10 it, The boy was working during
most OF the forenoon within halt mile of the
mouse, az d no'hiRg occurring to attract his at
phHon IN mat direction, he continued until
noon, When he went 10 the house for dinner
On arriving at the house he found things
CONSIDERABLY disarranged, and on examination
he louno one OF the drawers in the bureau
p1osen open. and a $50 national bank hill, a
hiiy cent piece, and Smith Il Wesson revolt
Yer missing. He made search for his mother.
but she could now here be found
lie thee comm unlcated the facts to his brother
laoorers, VINO at Once alarmed the neiehbors
an people OF this place, believing she had been
ioplly dealt with. But snort time eIAnsed
VII me most dlllgent search was being made in
every direction from the house. and IL was mot
Iohg until tne body was found, lying in a hor-
Iloly mangled condition near an old dead
stump, about Vpe hundred feet from the honss
II was neart-rendipg in the extreme to behold
the young man lamentIng over the mangIed
remains OF his mother, as she lay wsltering In
the clotted blood thatescaped from her nostrils
and ears, produced by the terrible blows she
had received on the back part Of her head with
an s2, irCm the hand o: her murderer
She lay on her left elbow, apparently as sha
mad falleI, with the left side OF her fac buried
n the sand. Her suIbonnet was tied tightly
zbout Der neck. and SO completely covered
with blood that the material OF which il was
made could not be told. Near her lay stick
of wood about two feet long. An axe was
found several rods from where she Law, with
blood on il, giving unmistakeable evidence
that IL was the instrument by which she Wa.
killed.
Suspicion strongly points TO German
named George K. Scentie. as being connected
with the murder. and his arrest has lust been
effected.
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Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations.

Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations.
Att suggestion Of many OF our readers,
who do mot understand the signal numbers in
the striking OF the bells to designate the locali
ties of fires. we publish the following list of
the mum bers and localities Of the boxes in this
city:
I'D street sast and l. street south.
S-eth street east and Virginia avenue.
Eth street east and Pennsylvania avenue.
18th street east and street south.
18th street east and South Carolina avenue.
e-4th street east and C street north.
9-6th street east and street north.
IS-2d street east and street north.
Nss '51sn i Hsn Esst csRoE street
11s-i Ra street tt west and street south
liz and N street so sou nha street s0u'h
1s-i1th Street west and sDd' Maryland avenue.
as-cttpy e &GaIl'
24-No Hook and Lad der House, Mass. ave.
and 4th street.
as-4th street west and New York avenue:
26-Police Station, 7th and Boundary streets.
21-lth street west and street north.
2e-I0th street west and II street north.
29-lth street west and streetnorth
3I-41g street and Pennsylvania avenue
$$2-7th street west and D street south
$s-il:s,,RR stree, ire, vs. and street north
3--No Engine House, st. north and 18th st.
s2-state Department, l4th st west and st. north
41-Wiliard's Hotel.
42-Rggs' Bank. 18th st. west and N. Y. avenue.
43-15th street west and X street north.
45-l9th street west and Fl street north.
46-2lst street west and Pennsylvania avenue.
41-IS11 street west and H street north.
4e-2Dth street west and NJ street north.
49-Polce Station. 10Th st. west and X st. north
31-26th street west and street north.
32-23d street west and street north.
S3-Smithsonian Institution.
34-lSth street west and street north.
96-Arsenal gate.
31-Navy- Yard gate.
3e-lIrh street west and street north.
39-6th street west and n street south.
61-Adams' Express Office. Pennsylvania avenue.
62-Government Printing Office, II street.
63-7th street west and street north.
64-9th street west and G street south.
65-l4th street west and street south.
ST.. S. Observatory.
6e-sth st. west and st. north. (residence OF Su
perntendent Of Police)
71-PoliCe Station First st, west and + at. north.
72-Police Station. II Ugh street. Georgetown:
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
WAsHINGTON. September s. 1867.

On the petition Of MELVIN JlNCKS, of
Dansville, New York, praying for the extern
sion Of patent granted to him the 18th day Of
December, 1858, for an improvement in Turkeys,
for seven years from the expiration of said pa
tent. which takesplsce on the 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1867. A.
It ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 25th day of Noyem-
Der next, at IL O'Clock M; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause if any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted II :
Persons opposing the extension are required to
set forth in writing at least tscenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi
mony must be filed in the Office ttcenty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
ten days after fling the testimony. ~.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, d.
C., and in the Democrat, Rochester. n. Y, once o
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
Hublicatfons to be ct least sixty day. previous to
the day OF hearing. to. THEAKER,
De 12-w3W Commissioner of Patents. 3
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HOTELS, &c.

STEVENS HOUSE,
y II, 80, 25, and 81 Broadway,N.
Opposite BotrliHE Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The Stevens House is W ell and widely known to
the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business men; il is n
close prox unity to the business part of the city-s
on the highway Of Southern and Western travel
and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodate
Tor over 800 guests-it is well furnished and pos
sesses every modern Improvement for the comfort
and entertainment OF its inmates. The roarns are
spacious and well ventilated-provided with gas
and water,the attendance is prompt and respect
ful-and the table is generously provided with
every delicacy of the season-at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled
we are enabled to o1er extra facilities for the
fort and pleasure Of our guests
su Som GEO. X. CHASE CO., Proprietors.
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RAPID NRGHTABLE GgowTH.-A plant be.
longing 10 the mushroom or fungus family, of
nearly globular shape, popularity known a.
The large putt ball. is remarkable tor the extra.
ordinary rapidity OF its growth In an instance
lately observed, II attained circumference of
scout forty inches in fourteen days, beginning
rs a mere speck. When dried IN an oven it
iost nineiy per cent OF ITS weight, (the watery
poruop and lis solid parts consis led of min ute
cells. estimated at over fourteen billions in
number, and increasing al the rate OF li.OOO
second.
Puf-balls are familiar 10 many from the
TACT that when trodden on they give forth
cloud OF what looks like very light dust but
which Is really the seeds of the plant, each one
capable OF producing its species These seeds,
in me case referred TO, were estimated ST four
Teen hun dred billions in number, developed
a. he rate Of 1,20o.000 per second When
oufnso- ms dust has narcotic influence
sim lar 10 that OF Oh Ioroform and is often used
10 supply bees, and even for surgical opera
items
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CohioCs NoTIoF.-Fcr a long time past
Mrs. Boetlg, of Gin inn att has had a cr.vin .
&c visit The Paris Exposition. and by Constantly
thinking over the subject. became some WI az
dsmened On the 2lst of last month she took
her son oscar, child Of five years. and left
the city, ostsnsibly en- route for the village or
Plain VILE. She did not remain in that pIacs.
but went further on the Little Miami railroad
and tor several days she had no, hsan hsarS
from, until Saturday. when her husband re-
ceived Information that she had left Nav
York for England on the steamship CITY of
Paris.
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WOOD AND COAL.
o A L A n d w o o ID
AT WHOLESALE Oh RETAIL.

! am now receiving all the various kinds Of
COAL from the most approved mines, purchased
direct from miners for cash.
have taken a portion Of Rileys wharf, foot of
18th street, for the purpose of storing Coal it,
thereby saving hauling TO Yard. 1t can be deliv-
cred direct from the harf for fifty cents per ton
less than if hauled to the yard.
Having all the facilities for obtaining and deliv-
ering Coal, will sell it at the lowest possible
price.
Where persons use large quantities, deduction
will be made in price. ...
All kinds of WOOD at low price.
- Coal and Sawed and Split Wood kept under
cover. H. CLAY STEWART,
Office. corner H and 18th SITS.
Wood Yard, 18th ct. and Canal. Coal wharf, foot
of 18th street.
224O pounds to the ton guaranteed, by sworn
weigher austin
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DROPOSALS FOR CORN MEAL.

First Military DjNrict.
Richmond, Va, September 9. 1857 !
Sealed Proposals in duplicate. will be received at
this office until SATURDAY, September u, 1857,
at u o'clock N, fer supplying the United States
Subsistence Department with all the
CORN MEAL
that may be required from the lst proxmo to the
3lst of December. 1867.
The meal to be delivered in good, sound -four
barrels, at the Cnited States Subsistence Depot,
corner Nineteenth and Cary streets such times
and in such quantities as may be required, after
five days notice.
No samples are required with the bids, as only
Fresh Ground White Corn Meal OF the very best
quality will be received.
Bids must state the price per pound. or per 100
lbs net and allow vance will be made for barrels
or foI any loss in delivery.
Payment will be made at the end of each month
for Corn Meal accepted during that month.
The successful bidder win be required to give
ample security fer the faithful fulnllment of his
contract.
Proposals should be plainly Endorsed Proposals
for Corn Meal, and addressed tn the undersigned
w. 4. ELDERKIN,
Brevet Major and Chief Commissary of Subsistence,
First Military District.
Office-No. 3O7 18th street, between Broad and
Marshall. sel2-5t
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g E c B Z d. S z A F.
SA NJ A r r ANS GIFT!

SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOSTCEkTAIN Remedy EVER USED.
GoNoRRHEI, GLEET, STRic lures dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam. no Mercury
rS os snfs ss k
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in
S
CT s Of the
10 e1pos.rs, 2 troxb big. no ehasse ,cA efere,
~ sss s0rss Ha RrR Of asI
Price-Male packages, S. rsna Hn S. sss's'0'''
BLooDt BLOOD! BLOOD,
rr sGR4oaFU Il III, HLCE BSi, SORES sRGTs,
sAxAR1 EEzkNss1Rk do Prs Ems ht is JUICE
SSS# ssS
most potent certain and efiectuA remedy ever pre-
&c i : and &.
ara ps5% ps Take then ef.his
pesterity that for which you may repent in after
'' do NOT DEsPAIRi
s5ipIisfsa HERB 6icrs
''''sFFf s; All + ali
rs And Sf HaRB s. gs
n e R LSeSs
blity and from all complaints Incident to the sex
Sent By express. Price Sl.1s per bottle.
sAMARITAN'S WASH
IN cases OF Syphilis, used in connection with the
Root and Herb Juices. -r...5 ~. = -
Full directions. Price = cents.
The efhcsey Of these remedies 70 a3iks achnevt
in lie j. 4. Hospiiais. 1 '' An'' are oseo
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAm.p.
- - ITANB REMEDIES. $500
Posi- HOsPIrAL, FoRr MARsHALL, Baltimore
Ma, Feb; p, 1854 have great satisAcfion in sts,
veneral diseases in its most customary forms; that
Prcperay, and haye found then respond to my an
hcipAtions Promptly and e1eotuafly. Knoxine
their composition, have the fullest conAdence Is
their emcAcy and - far = my Of them extends,
1r'o0nmsnd them 't.caflFEt rp q novr,.
Assfstant Surgeon, sth n. r. Vol,n
sold y 9. g: FQRD, corner llsA street and PENN
SRss6s6 e co. r RsHssiis sEsn'r''
NEW HoQKs.-The Seven weeks' War; By q.
of sSs
Henry @. LsA. CodmAnp Ten Mouths n brazil
1lnstla1sd. Pindaft lelponene Divins. Dscrie
And Gketehee b or bet authors. Little DrotAsr
6r July. INSl TRAGlk LAYL0a. .
+ Liz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- AND RIAL ESfATE .AG1GT. q
Heon HV Il telbgensex fuildiAs ~
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'INHR0QGH LINE BETWEEN wASHINGTO
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
AAks

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. 1857
now AIMS Tins between Washington and New York a,
ffOk NEW YORK, without change of cars.
and sae aally Except Sunday at 7:45 g. M, l2l
FOR PHILADELPHIA
m nS daIiy except Sunday at 745 and 1915 =,
ON SUNDAY.
., Leave ,, Tor New York and Philadelphia at ZOO D.
Sleeping cars for New York on zoo p. m train
=, Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York.
boston can be had at the Station Office at all kour
IN the cay as well as at the office in the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line 34S Penn ave
nue., between 9th and 9TH streets
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
ana schedule between Washingto BaItimore An
napols, and the West -"
J. 1; WILSON, Master of Transportatio
M COLE. General Ticket Agent
GE0. s. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washington
f.. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
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10y NAGLE & CO. AuctiOneers
- 295 Pennsylvania Ave, bet 9th and 10th SITS
viii sell at their Store Room, on SATURDAY,
MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, a large lot of Dry Goods
Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &C.
50 pairs Mems, Women and Children's Boots
Shoes and Caters
80 doz Canned Meats and Fruits
20 Coz fine Cigars
10 harrels Flour
70 gross Chewing Tobacco
large lot Of Liquors III barrel
consisting of
Port and sherry Wine
Whisky, Old Brandy. &c.
sl3 NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers
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CYANIDE OF POTAssIUM.-Amauda r. Ham.
mer. al 81. Louis, is reported as having com
united suicide by taking cyanide Of potassium
II seems probable from the testimony that sna
can easily be mistaken for white sugar. The
young woman was near the place where il
was stored. and may have applied it to her
tongue, win no thought of selr-desruction
even though she had been somewhat despond .
en'. She was of very happy and contented
disposition by nature. workman was killed
by the same poison two years ago, in ST Louis
S~sefai ears ago a photographer in Peters
burg. Va, bit piece which his wifi. had
bonsht fcr him few moments before, and he
died instantly
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~On Tuesday evening, about 8 o'clock, a
Nonng faoy stopping a. the bouse of Mr.
SiepheS snyder, on the mountain, uear Union
Town, Pa was bitten by a large copperhead
snake The snake was lying on the stairs, and
he lady, unconscious of It's PRESENCE tread on
tbe monster and was bitten on the foot M adj.
al aid WAS summo ned I'm mediately bat
aousts a.e snisyiaIaed Of her recovery,
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~Some one is advocating the selling #
eggs by weight. No fairer mode Of dispos,ne
OF them could be devised, either for farmer r,
seller or consumer. A like reform should be
instituted in me matter OF selling vegetables
and iruI.. In California, where potatoes avsr-
sce TWO 10 he bnshel, they and ofher veResa /.
olss are sold BY weiah. as are also bsrrIes and
larger fTrh. Grapes, we believe, are every
where sold by the poupa
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FRENCH BOOkS.-Henri Conscience: lie De-
Il mon de largent; IS cents. George Sand: Lu-
crezia Floriani; Is cents. George Sand: LIE Score
talre Intime IS cents. Lamartine Les Confden-
ces; As cents. Alphonse Karr Sous les Tilleuls;ts
cents Alphonse karr: Voyage autour de Mon lar
de Mos Jardin; As cents Louis Reybaud: lie Coz:
due Clol her;45 cents, De stendhol: lie Rouge es
cents. Notre- Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo, 8
vols; Sl-O. =
je Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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A LEADING RlTUALIsT ON HIS TRIAL.-The
Caee Of NJ arrin against the Rev A III, MACK
onochle- incumbent Of ST. Adams, Holborn
accused OF ritualistic practices, came up In the
Arches Court in London, August 81 The
Dean>f Arches, Sir Robert Philiimore hay-
ing before his Appointment been one OF the de-
lspoanrs counsel the promoter, Martin. OBJ
Jeetsd 20 MS hearing the case, even with as ses-
sofs. Tie defendant insisted that the dean
could not lawfully refer the case TO a surro
gaze bot must hear il himself The dean sur.
gesIed that the best course was to take the
question before the Privy Council Pc rson-
ally, be should be very reluctant to hesr the
case. The points upon which the Judge will
have TO secIde are the legality Of lights in
cense and the elevation OF the paten and chaI.
ice n the communion.
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PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF SUBsIsrENcE,l
WAsHINGToN: D. G., September 8. 1857. {
Sealed proposals, of the form furnished by the
the be G in
NJ, for all the FRESH and C5RNED BEEF and
MUTTON, required by the Subsistence Depart.
Washington, D. c.. Alexandria, Va, Fort Wash
ineton, Nd, Fort Foote, Nd, and Fort Whipple,
The Fresh Beef required fer sale to officers sup.
piled from the Washington Depot to be of the
finest quality Of select parts. both from the hind
quarters and the lbs of the fore-quarters, as the
All the meats wi II be subjected to rigid inspec-
ton; to be of excellent marketable quality and in
unexceptionabie condition. The Fresh Beef re-
quiIed for the troops to be of equal proportions of
fore and hind quarters; necks, shanks, and kid
ney tallow not received.
In all cases if the meat is not satisfactory, pur-
chases in the open market will be made at the eX-
The contractor viii be required to deliver the
meat at the store house, at the places named
where he will distribute IT in such quantities, and
at such times as officer of the Subsistence De-
partment may direct.
Separate proposals will be received for supply.
either article of the required ept the Pro-
posals for fresh beef at the Washington Depot,
which must be for both kinds of fresh beef re-
quired. for sales we'll issues and no Proposal
will be entertained which does not comply with
this rule In accepting this bid the lowest average
price for both sales and issues will be considered
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the
Payment to he made at this office monthly, for
all Meat purchased, or when in funds for the pur-
All questions respecting quality and condition
will be settled by the officer of the Subsistence De-
partment receiving the Meat
the LIST day Of October 1867. such period as the
Commissary General of Subsistence may deteFmine
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for --, at
-" and addressed to the under q gned
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r Al II
AUBURN. GOLDEN, FLAXEN AND SILKEH

SER II CAEvEIx: ope spplcstiop vsfrsntsa
either seq into wavy rfngiets, OF heavy msssiys
cuIis; Has been used By The faahicnahlss q Paris
Does no injury 70 the hair. Price by mail, sealed
and post paid, a. RsseriESd1s C5rcnl lax nsiled
ists, No ass River street, Troy. New York, sale
agents for the United states. ap Sd&veoly
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h LIME for gprink ling purposes on hand and for
tale. Ward Commissionefs, Sanitary Oficers. And
Also, bUILDERs,s LINZ, Plastic, On.
MFNT, SAND, and HAIR, ssGoe -. =
je ls-u Corner 10Th etand cansa.
I Attest PARIs fashions or H1T1
- DRESSING.
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-,,4. .ALLIOT,
%. NEHCH AAIR-DRESSER,

~, xn;n. ITEss, uesWeeo lSth and Hth %. ;. 3
nj. AiuoL, from Paris, Hair Dresser Of the
celebrated Rachel, With whom he srriysa In this
seGhnttII. nH nov been sstatlishsd Tor thee lest
the ratfonage OF the tcsps saplonGfiess md al ia
highest society. He hAs theAonof Is announce that
re oas TINS season impexteA te latest fashions Of
naiI dressing, end also penAiee, and everythfn6
fnsi belongs to the dressing Of hAf atvsry rseso.
SExuAL DlsHAsEs, DHBIhIrY. Ac.-Pay
- 40 more Mesy . esseks, but buy. Trail i
yashsonr = PstholoN, + nd SuRI Y0gRslLT
laa stree, Nov York. cssd tcr . sisis!ar,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
pOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
WASHINGTON AND ALEYANDRTA

PoTohAc FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The steambDats Of the Company leave each place
n q I'M a3oR from O'Clock a. ~~
i the wharf foot of 7th street, wash aEzzeb
The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats
THE STEAMER wAwAsET
Leaves the wharf foot of Seventh street. for Cpr-
sna at aFUE6
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAYS at SPIN ne'ufhihs
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
steamer for Mount Vernon will leave the wharf !o Of
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
az clock; returning, the boa, will arrive about
au so-tf President Potomac Ferry Go.
NOTICE...The fine steamer HI LIvINGsTON, .
Gsg e. p i s Of t 4. snail S
s s7sry 1fTfs rs, th
Tor ThSI9N PoIST. s seG NILS,
S &HHRF .s SkeRsS HRHINT
G Gh6FS,s SF kkES1N MaEDFoRD's WHARF, and
Retnrningto Baltimore. she leaves Lloyd's Land
Ing at p m, Cambridge at 4 p. m. and Easton
Friday. She is a larger boat than the Small. with
greater capacity for freight, more state rooms
received in Batimores a IL owners risk
on 61st 5 TT will i'll be made up to sat
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOB
BALTIMORE.
Making freight connection at AQUA CREEK
with RICHMOND. FREDERICkS- ~A0nk
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. <4&N
The steamer EXPRESS. Captain @"
c. Nickle, and steamer kENNEBEC. Captain Jno,
H. Wilson, leave Washington from Sixth street
Wharf, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
ga. m, for Baltimore and usual way landings on
Potomac river. Returning. leave Baltimore every
l'r further Information y 3 spRR'kk S + BRO,
mn lSn No. 345 Pennsylvania ave
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10y D. l.. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers,
ID n W. corner La avenue and 9th street.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
eth STREET, ISLANDD BETWEEN c AND
u, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
We will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY
EVENING, Sept. 18th. at s O'Clock p. IN, all that
Lot on Sth street between D and streets, Island
fronting 20 feet Sth street and running back 81
feet to all alley. Parties wishing to build will find
this property very desirable, it will positively
be sold to the highest bidder
Terms: One third cash on the delivery Of the
deed balance secured in notes by deed of trust on
the premises. S!o down at sale All conveyancng
and stamps at cost of purchaser. Title perfect.
sell d. l.. WELLS Il co, Aucts.