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d0N w - SAAASNA 81 AHS
f%orslag we'd Oplesning af Diet af ham og
here Medlemmer i sin It'd afgivne Minori-
tetsvotum Gfr. Forhandlingerne a .XXXV
-XXXVD.
1ste Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict christmas bemerkede, at den fore
slaaede Till~gsparagraph Wide give megen
Anledning til Forlokkelse af Arbeidere i
Andres Tieneste. Det Wide ligefrem bliye
brugt som ct Middel til at fort6re dem til
at opsige deres Tjeneste. Desuden Wide
Diet lede til, at Arbeiderne paa Grund at
den forh6iede Detailing on L6verdagen,
wilde udeblive fra Arbeidet paa deres egne
Plantager de andre Arbeidsdage.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa-
rauw) bemerkede, at Forlokkelse skecr nu
paa mango Maader.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds BY (Pon-
t%avice) og 2det Medlem for Christiansteds
Landdistrict Ratclihe) udtalte sig lignende
Refining som 1ste Medlem for Christiansteds
Landdistrict.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict (Knight) MATTE sp0rge, ON ct saa-
dant Hndringsforslag som Diet nervRrende
kunde frems2ttes? Han fandt Forslaget
overordentlig farligt, da Diet Virk~eli8heden
like gik I'D paa andet end Accordalb eide
under ell ny Form.
Gouverneuren Wide med Hensyn til Diet
af 2det MedIem for Frederiksteds Landdi-
strict stillede Sp0rgsmaal bemPrke, at han
like ansaae Frems9ttelsen at KndrIngs-
forslaget for at vGre / Orden. Der var
Raadet forelagt en- torel6big Low til Be
tankning, og dennes to S angik kun deels
St0rrelsen af Arbeidernes Provisionsgrunde,
deels deres Forpleining under Sygdom !;
men KndringsforsIaget angik en- Gjenstand
som like stod nogensomhelst Forbindelse
med Lovens Indhold, nemlig Betalingen
for L6verdagsarbeidet. Raadet havdc efter
hans Formening kun at afgive sin Betenk-
ming, ON det vii anbefale den forl6bige
Low til at blive stadfestet som Low eller
Aaordning men det kunde' like ansees /
sin Orden at ~foreslaae andre Gjenstande
optagne i samme som like stod Forbin-
del$e med dens Indhold. bet Wide deri-
mod staae ForslagsstiIlerne frit for at frem-
komme med ct Endringsforslag om den /
Endringsforslaget omhandlede Foran-
dring. I Henhold til sit Forbehold we'd
SIutningen af 1ste Behandling med Hen
syn til det opkastede %Sp0rgsmaal ON Low
ligheden af den af Udvalget indstillede
Fremgangsmaade, at den forelobige Lows
S optages i en- Anordning, og like i en-
Low, henviste han til MISUNDERSTANDING
i Landsthinget over forelobig Low at 17de
September 1857 (Rigsdagstidende, ode
Session. Anhang B Spalte 181 f. f), hvor
Diet er u~dtrykkelig fremhevet, at EN- fore
lobig Low kan forelegges enten til Be-
tankning eller til Vedtagelse,-det F6rste
naar LoVen err bleven oph@Vet eler dens
virksomhed endt, torinden ForelRggelsen,
Diet Andet naar Loven udkr9ver Stadfae-
stelse at den loygivende Forsamling. Sew
ON Colonialloyen indeholdt en- lignende
Bestemmelse som Moderlandets Grundlov,
at "forelobige Love .altid Dor ~forelegges
den folgende Rigsdag," Wide Intet vere
, 1867-02-01

OASAOO4S AOt AAlNLtOlNS ALSloO "a OAN
ven vedtaget i Colonialraadet som Anord-
ming, stadfestedes som saadan af Koneen
samtidig med den forel0bige Lows Opha-
velse, og at denne derefter kun forelagdes
Rigsdagen til Efterretning. Men Colonial
lovens s 4 indeholder like him Bestem-
melse ON ubetinget Foreleggelse for Rigs
dagen at forel6bige Love for Colonierne,
men foreskriver ~udtrykkeligen kun saadan
Foreleggelse "saavidt Sagen krever AT
gj6relse we'd Low" Dette Udtryk er der
saamegen mere Grund til at l~gge Vpgt
paa, som Affattelsen err forskjellig saavel
fra den den tidiigere CoIoniallov af code
Marts 1852 : 4 brugte, som fra den / det
af COlonialraadet vedtagne Udkast til den
nye Coloniallov : 6; og Diet maa antages,
at Diet netop er Lovens Mening, at Fore
lGggclsen for Rigsdagen kun Dor skee naar
Sagen virkelig kr9ver Afgj0relse we'd Low,
nemlig enten paa Grund at at Gjenstan-
den i sig selv like kan afgj6res we'd An
ordning, eller tordi at Col0nialraadet like
vii voltage en- Saadan,-men at ellers I'd
givelsen som Anordning Dor foretrRkkes.
lste MedIem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) indsaae like, at Diet kunde vere I'D
af Orden at f~oreslaae en- TiIl;r gsparagragh
til den forel0big0 Low. Denne gik I'D paa
Forandringer i Observation-Disclosures, og
Tillegsparagraphen ligeledes. De at Hans
H6iyelbaarenhed GouYcrneuren anf6rte Ar
gumenter fra Moderlandets Grundlov Wide
han like indIade sig paa at prove, men
alenc holde sig til. Coloniallovens 5 A.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
street (Ratcliffe) udtalte, at dersom Frem-
settelsen af Diet omhandlede Kndringsfor-
Stag like e. i Orden, Dor den like tilste-
des.
Fernandez b~em@rkede, at han like
kunde samstemme med Hans H6ivclbaa-
renhed Gouverneuren / Fortolkningen af
Coloniallovens s 4, hvorefter Diet skulde af-
henge af senere indtr9dende Omstendig-
heder, hvorvidt en- f~orel6big Low udkrave-
des forelagt Rigsdagen eller like. Han for
sit Vedkommende meente, at Diet kom an
paa Observation-Disclosures som existerede paa
den It'd den forel0bige Low udgaves og
naar paa Grund af disse en- Forholdsregel
blev indf6rt som provisioneret Low, MATTE
dens Behandling skee overeensstemmende
med Colonialloven's : 4. Hyad angik
Sp0rgsmaalet, ON F~remsattelsen af Diet
foreliggende Endringsforslag er i Orden
eller like, MATTE han i Henhold til For
retningsordenens 5 IL, sidste Stykke, hyor-
efler ct Lovforslag skal behandles paa sam
me Made som ct Anordningsforslag med
den der angivne Undtagelse, ansee an
dringsforslagets Fremsattelse for at yaere i
Orden ; og med Hensyn til Endringsfor-
slagets Forhold til den forelagte Lov i dette
specielle Tilfelde, MATTE han gjore OPP
merksom paa, at der under Behandlingen
af den tidligere forelobige Anordning var
blevet fremsat en- M#ngde Endringsfor-
Stag, og deriblandt saavel fere af Gouver-
neuren sely, som ogsaa af de to Forslags-
stillere dst nu foreliggende Hindringsf3r-
Stag, udenf at der var reist forrnelie Indven-
dinger derimod. Imidlertid Wide Sp0rgs-
, 1867-02-01
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 23rd to goth Jan.
Chr~istiansted. F~rederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1867-02-01
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Tax.CoMectOr's Notice.
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aWoodshed and Cellar attached TO the house.
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HAT LOST.

LARGE SIZED WHITE OR DRAB
a colored FELT HAT, on Main street, 4oIa
Hiil, between Haas store and the knoae ianna ,n
MN. ON friday afternoon, Septemoer u. Ine
liz iii \. IIhsrsIly rewarded for his trouble.
cold Hill, Sept. IL, l867.-n
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
CnnpreAa YestsrdaY.

The two Houses met at IL o'clock yesterday,
aud were called to order by their presiding
officers, and, after the usual preliminRries, pro.
ceeded to business. The Senate did not remain
in session long, but soon adjourned over till
Monday. For an account Of the business done
in that body the reader Is referred to the record
Of our reporter.
The galleries Of the House were filed with
spectators, all anxious to be present In order to
hear what might be said about impeachment
Curiosity was on the qHi rive, but was not graft.
fed Nothing was said or done on that subject
but the people were nevertheless permitted to
hear 4 very novel and rather interesting debate
on loyalty. AZ the loyalty Of members inside
and Of applicants trying to get in Is not often al
ludedto, the debate which sprung up in the House
having been precptnt,d by the opposition, was
particularly attractive. 1t Afforded Mr. BRooKs,
OF New York, who is very able debater and the
'eader Of the opposition, fne opportunity for
display and right valisutIy did the honorable
gentlemen Improve the time to the ediheation Of
Moor and galleries A'will he seen, Tennessee 10
in including Col. Sro&Es, only excepting a gen.
tleman by the namo Of BUTLER, who has soma.
time been something Ci a rebel. This cas-. vo.,
to tho Committee on Elections
The House, after this debate, adjourned over
till Monday, when We may expect some thre.
different reports on impeachment from the Judi
ciary Committee In the first place, We thal
have the majority report from Mr.. Wilson, tn,
chairman. This is understood to be q Tepor
which will censure the Executive. but will no
recommend impeachment, because there n not
sufficient legal basis upon which to predicate II
Secondly, We ,hall bnyr report of tho minority
from Mr.. Boutwell,, probably which will re-
commend articles Of impeachment. And then
there will be report from the Democrats on the
committee, which will bs a vindleation Of the
Presidents course, and will sHculpsts him from
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
PERSONAL.

Anose the arrivals In Philadsiphia yesterday
We notice the names Of the following Washing
tonians: Msssrs. A. D. Hsaid, O. q. Morrison,
l. Towers, James Beach. X N. Ruddsr. D. v.
Simpson, D. +. Holmes, R. Sanders, J. Hoyt,
and T. p. Cheney.
ars. Jas. B. srEADNAS, Of New Orleans, 10
at the Metropolitan.
Gov. CHAMBERLAIN, Of Maine; Hon. Stephen
Tabor, New York; Hon. B. r. Loan. Missouri
Hon. @. Bsshford, AriIona, and D. =. Murphy.
esq, Philadslphia, are at the National Hotel.
GEs. N. P. BANKS 10 at willards'.
JoHs SAVAGE, esq, wsli-known to the Htsraii
Of Washington, has been recognised BY the rev
olutionary wing Of the Fsnian Brotherhood at .
late convention In San Francisco As chief sIseu-
tive Of that body.
GEN sHEPHrRD c. LrAkN, . distinguished
oitiIsn Of Baltimore, died at his residence at
Spring Hill, Baltimore county, on Wednesday
last Gen. Leakin filled the msyorallty chair Of
Baltimore for . number Of years.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
DIED,

YssasIdAy InOrhI0g. Mr.. sILLrE yIcgE.s, widow
Of Sergeant Thona, yieksIs ag.i 70 ysATL
Her funeral will Ike place from Grace ehuHN,
QslAnd) at o'clock p. m, TO morrow.
cn ThursdAy, November Tlst, 1897. 0EoLsE Jas.
VER, son Of John D. Atd Mary A. Conway, sgsd .
years Ald II months.
HiI funeral will take plIes from the Issidshss Of
his parents. No go second street east hsaT H. Pc.
ter shaIeh, CAPITOL HILL this RhdAy) evening At
S'elOk ?, 10.
HpHr'S O., "HIy eiiid u EdnsSS ssa SI.
"hssisT, aged 10 months and days
fnnsTAi viii take plss- At p. m. 90 "a adAy, 2tth,
a. lle fs,ide.es Of bls parsat- No n siTsst, be-
Isseh hlItH md ss'sS .Ts-Is soaIA. The fnssds
ADD AFq1A'hlAGess are IHTtsd ~ AItGBd.
our dA'iGg EdmHbd, hs Ia Eoas
He spirit II hath 0 d,
Where sorrows thsy az. never bbosh
And tears are nsVsT shed
He wss his parents only Joy,
Alinnoesnse and love,
But God saw n 10 take him
To dwell with Hin shove
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
ELECTION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LONDON, Nov. 2l-Noon. .-Consols, "a 7.16.
No adviess have yet been received from Amer.
Ice. United States 5.2o's are 6rm at 7oi; Iii.
nois Central, sii; Erie, 46i.
LrvrRPooL, Nov. 2i-Noon.-cottOn opened
easier at decline Of I'd. on American deserip-
tons. Middins Uplsnds, sid.i orlssns, SID ;
saiss Of the day are estimated At 8, 900 bales.
Brsadstuffs steady Corn. 4ss. 3D.; Wheat, It's.
for California white, and ias 1od. for red West
srni Barley, 81. "a. Provisions and produce un.
changed.
LONDON, Nov. 2l-2 p. m.-Consols 94t No
sdviess have ss yet been received By cable from
America. US. 5.2o's, 70 1916; Illinois Cen.
tral, "a 1916 Fries, 45i.
LvEnPooL. Nov. 2l--2 p. m.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Brsadstuns steady.
MADRID, Nov. 2l.-Ths accounts Of the ter.
ribls calamity which has visited Porto Piro
cause . profound sensation here Tho Govern.
msnt Is fitting out an expedition at CadiI for
the immediate relief Of the inhabitants.
LONDON, Nov. 7l.-The semi. Official journals
In Paris express the opinion that the paragraph
on Italian Affairs In tho Queens speech sncour.
ages the hopes Of Italy.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
Pen, Pencil and scissors.


TIE slsighing Is very ans at Bangor, Me-. and
the weather severely cold.
THEY have struck petroleum In Luokuu pore,
India. The natives, not knowing It's value, lss
II - hair oil.
A PR.cocrous ehild-ths child that's father
to the man -Fx.
MR. LINCOLN owed but s3s 81 st the time Of
his death.
CONNECTICUT phiianthropists are getting up .
girls industrial school.
Pnor. BLor Is going to take his kitchen reform
westward.
TIE Crstan insurgents have possession Of the
entire island, except the fortrsssss.
In the Ensiish simshousss they put psupsr
babies in a trough and let them cry 70 amuss
thsusslvss.
TIE Boston plumbers are ovsrun since the
election with ordsrs for new bear and ale foun.
tains, and repairs on the old ones.
DASA's paper has not failed. His building 10
nearly ready for occupation, and the presses are
In process Of construction.
Or opening . grave for the removal Of body
snakes was found In the cotin.
THREE hundred railway carriages were in.
sufficient to carry the wounded from the field Of
| Monte Rotondo
ALL sorts Of villainy Is being practicsd upon
wealthy and prominent persons in Mexico to sI.
tort rsusoms.
| EIeHr hundred aud ninety.two Germans, 1888
Iri,h, and 81 Epglish emisranu have passed
| through Cleveland on their way West since the
lst inst.
QuEES VIcroRiA's second book 10 to bs en-.
tilted Leaves from . Journal Of Life in the
Highlands Tours and Yachting Excursions from
l847 to 1851"
WOULD Eve have eat apples In the Garden oi
Eden II they had been seven dollars per barrel |
We expect not. The state Of Adams fund.-
would not have justified any such extravaganes
THE winters in sitka are not severe. Littl,
snow falls on the coast, but fogs prevail. Tn,
average temperature Is higher than at point
fourteen degrees south.
An American invention for instantansousl,
lowering and dstaching small boats from tn,
side of q vessel when under full headway, he
been adopted BY the French navy, after tria
BY the French feet at Toulon.
EXTENSIVE lead works are in process Of ersc
tion in San Francisco. Enough silver 10 foun,
in the lead ore to pay for transporting the Who'll
mass to the factory.
A JoURsEYMAS MASON In London killed him
self the other day, in despair at the discovery
} the day after his wedding, that his wife had
! glass eye.
SEVERAL Of the largest manufacturing estab
lishments Of Louisville have been forced to sus
pend operations on account Of the short suppl
Of coal.
A Mr.. JASPER, Of Milwaukee, was startled tn
other day, as he was passing along the stree,
BY hearing baby call papa" He turned an
observed a shabbily. dressed woman, with hi
own child wrapped up in her shawl She hA
just stolen it from Its carriage.
!. ouR lady readers will care to know that at th
distribution Of prizes to children, Eugenis wOr
. blue satin train robe with Achu Marie Anto
nette, and over 1t q white lace Alsncon shaw
, Her bonnet, = fanehOn, was white. trimmed wit
. blue feathers.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
n R O P o 8 A L 8 .

- oy,,c, p,rof Az Dssss.siss Q. H.,
ArLAnxA, GA uov. 10, leG.
Sealed Proposals Will - ss this oaes IA.
~ u n. nohDAr, psssnbsr .. iss7, for supplying
thi.t, IL rshis ioris' With paili.' cords and
lit Pi.nf se. NJ In. thiss, isiish.s iorli
$50 Plank DO, u in. thick, II hshts lorli nah
10 b glsisd With . good quality of American
glass both frame: and sash 70 BE- psimsa , !.
no Door Frames and Panel Doors '1s f''s' ~ In
70 Door Frames sad 4 Panel Doors SIS feet, III in.
thist. with trsnsom, 5 lights iozii. o. o. moaid.
20 Door Frames s,d Panel Doors ,,fr7 feet, ~
ise Door ir.n.. saa ! Panel Doors af's' in. BY .
h.6in-,l TX In. Thick.
SO door lf.ns. and 4 Panel doors a,fss feet, ~
Doors and frame. to be primsd, and trsnsoms to
be glazed doors 10 be trimmed With loose Joint butts
asd rim locks Of good quality, with bras. tumbsrs
and mineral knobs; door aad visdow sills must BE-
Of hard wood. AL 10 be delivered at swin Raes
Track, In the city Of Atlantis, whore they will bs
inspected. Delivery TO commence December %, apd
70 be completed By December 81.
Proposals will be in triplieats, and endorsed By
fhs ooysrnmsnt rsssrvss the right to rejts: any
or all bids select such parts Of BIDS a. may be fol
the best interests Of the service
Proposals should be sdirssssd 70 the uudersisnsi
and endorsed upon the snvsiops Proposals for tbs
delivery Of doc Q aud windows'
p G,d Of BF'v srSdlr .SsswSKIa a;a;EM q KsIiaI'0n
Tr.t Li.utsnant, s4th infantry, A. Ao n. in charge
Of depot. no,22-td
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

LEE's ROTATING WHRFLErREx.-Mr. @. O..
LEE has invented and patented rotating Whit.
flstrss, which he claims is so constructed that
even child can work II, and BY dstaching II
from the carriage all danger to life and liub is
prevented. Horses may be detached in an in
slant when running at full speed. This In
genous patent may be seen = the stables Of
Mr.. J. cosxoR, Sixth street, near Louisiana
avenue, who will explain the manner Of working
Il, and receive orders for the Inventor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

CoRnscrIos.-In yestsrdsy's REPUBLICAN, We
stated that Miss 3. L. VAS LEW was the au-
thorsss Of work entitled, Richmond Daring
the War;" note from this youns lady assures
US that We we're misinformsdi but 1t was on the
testimony Of . gentleman well acquainted In
Richmond that We made the statement. II now
sppesrs that Miss BRocK 10 the authorsss, and
not Miss Vac LEW. We trust that both Of these
ladies will pardsn Us for this unintsntionai mis-.
statement
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

ell blame. Thus the matter sppsars TO stand
now, and what ID to b the upshot Of this i'm.
psachmsnt imbroslio, including the testimony
Of 1,2oo pages already printed, remains to bs
seen.
congrs. will meat on Monday, and may then
adjourn till Wednesday, but most probably I'll
the ID Of December. Thus ends the hrst day Of
the November session.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.

: osbsns ZOE rHs NATIONAL RrsclsscAH, 1. George.
towp. nay be len At the onss of ). J. Boous, Real
ks,sss Agent, Hish street, ons door below Bridge
street VI ~
Mr. TroxAs aALlAaHra, No. las g. Assph street,
between oihben and rranklin, 10 our agent
for the NAroxAL RsrupIioAs il NE ciiy Of Aisxsn-
dria, and Will receive subscriptions and advertise
ments, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

mr. hlnbs
CRcUIr CorRr.-Ths Circuit Court Of this eou ,ty
Judge Thomas presiding, resumed Its session yes
day. In the case Of the Orange and Alexandra
Rl50.S SS%R.y w. s.ugsS,sr tSs !qdss ds
eided that the property Of the company 10 subject
to levy, for the amount Of the debt claimed. Hosn
EiS swTra iS'
hnding $50 damages for plaintiff Stewart vs. French,
ehAneery Judgment. The opinion q the court w,s
read In this cause, and Mr. French discharged upon
the payment Of costs OF this notion sn future action
to be determinei by the fac. whether the judgms.
shall be continued or not Abbott Noble ys, Kell
Bro ct al report Of commissioner rsylyed. Tho
suit Of Lampert vs.. Kelsendafer was revived.
PRoxIEs AND DIREoroRs Tho following proxies
and directors have been appointed BY the Board ef
Public Works In the Orange, Alexandria, and Ma
na,.as sna Alexandria, LOudouu, and Hampshire
O.anse. Alsxasdris. and Manassas Railroad
Charles M, Blackford, Tu ner, aud John n. Chsp-
and Q. =. suttls, directors.
Alexaedria, Loudoun, and Hampshire Railroad
John Jannsy, John Powell, Andrew Jameson, and
John NJ Orr, directors Robert II. Miller, Charles II.
Lee and Benjamin Morgan, proxies.
the oetholdsrs Of the Orange. Alexandria, and Ma.
nAssAs Railroad Company convened at the Office Of
the company at noon ysstsrdAy, and was called to
order by Jphn Barbour, upon whose motion z.
Turner, Of Rappahsunoek, was called to he chair, j.
Reid, secretary Of the company. acting as reere-
Alter the sppolntmout Of committee ou proxies
consisting Of IN II. Masse Of Albsmarle, T. A Brewis
OF Alexandra, and 7. II. Lsthsu Of Culp0psr, the
meeting took reee,s uutil So O'Clock.
PoLIcH RBPoRr-hAroR's s0FPIoR.-Predsrlek Lou
doun, eoloIed arrested Wednesday night In the all
ley connecting Fairfax and Water streets, between
Cameron and oleen, while trying TO remove barrel
Of -four stolen from the commission house OF W. A.
smoot Co was committed to Jail for further exam
inAuon. William Douglas, eolorsd, as a piriel.
pant In The above robbery, was also committed for
farther examination
BAPTIST fEsryAL.-The fe stivAl now being held
Joining the dry goods store OF Harper 4 Bro on
kiSg street, near the corner Of Pitt, was we'll at
tended. II will be continued night.
THE CONCERT for the bsneh OF The poor Of the city
given at Liberty Hall on Wednesday night, was we'll
attended and gave general sAtifAotion. II 10 ex-
pee'ed 'has the amount received will exceed 800
OIsrRRs The supply Of oysters at the wharf has
again ran snorI' and the price Of the required BIZ
Va YES has 10 eonsegnspoe taken the usual vance
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
tns Election IN north careIins.

wIrneros, N. O., Nov. 7i.-Ths election
rstut srs very msagrs, bat enough have been
rees& Ia 10 establish the fact that convention
has n called by a large majority, and that
the iicsis have elected = majority Of dele
gated Very few negroes have been elected, but
. nu4 4sr Of extreme white RAdioal,, The Con.
servs tss lost many counties 10 thslr control
By s4hy and Indifference.
The national Republican., 1867-11-22

whit md solorsd politicians 10 ALLEVIATE the two
race md resolving to form . club, the object
Of Vi will bs to promote harmony in the
oomS Snily. The speakers took occasion to
dsnyIsipe Coppsrhssds. ~ IN
The national Republican., 1867-11-22
DY WILLIAM L. WALL IL CO.,
ID AUnTIoNEERs,
Stores 3l5 and Sl7, South corner PennsylyAnlA ave-
nue. and Einta street

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON TwkLPrH STREET WEST,
NEAR hAssACdUSETrs AVENUE,
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF in chAnoery, passed on the l4h
day of November, A. D. 1857. IN the cause Of serv.
susr Of al vs. Powell el al No $50 Equity, the un-
dsrss aed trustee will sell Al public auetios to the
his hest bidder, on SATURDAY, November 80, 1857,
n front Of the premises, at o'clock, p. m the fol-
lowieg properly, to wit:
Lot nambsred seventeen, Q7) in Dayi:son's sub
division of square numbered two handrsd and
eighty three, (2sS) Improved By fame dwelling
house. =.
Terms Of Sale: one third cash balance In sig and
twelve months, the purchaser giving notes for the
deferred msnts, satsAotorily endorsed and bear.
ing interest g. ON day Of sale.
Title deed to be reth ned until whole Of purchase
money 10 paid.
All eonvs. Aneing and stamps .t the e'.t Of pur.
chaser AsBUkY LLOYD, Trustee.
WILLIAM L. WALL CO.,
noy2l so4t AueIoneers