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The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

UPJOHN.-On Monday, the 18th inst,
MAGGIE J.. daughter of James and A. ID.
Upjohn.
The funeral will take place this fTues-
oay) morning, at ten O'Clock, from the
residence of her parents, near the depot.
Friends of the family are invited TO attend
without further notice.
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
Periodicals.

Coon STORIES, is the title of a
serial pamphlet collection by Tick
MOB & FIELDS. Boston. of short
stories, tales, and sketches from our
standard authors. 1t is not intended
to limit this collection to English
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
OFFICIAL.

- EETTERs REMArNfNG UNCLAIMED In sbe
Post-Office al Evansville State OF Indiana,
on the l9th dag OF August, 1857. - - -
Persons calling for any of these letters
win please say Advertised giving date
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

easy about the moyes ess-uususszusssssuuszszssszz
3. Hart. an old and much respected citi-,
zen Of Lafa yetse, fell dead on fh q street sin
that city, on Thursday noon. Mr.. Hart ate
a hearty dinner, and seemed TO be In usual
health, but while returning to his eusi-
ness, fell TO the earth corpse. He was
subject to heart disease, and this is sup
posed to have been the cause of his sudden
decease. aet Nk
Mr.. William Hice, Express Messenger on
the N. A. &. r. r., was seriously hurt as re-
lated below: AS the train was leaving the.
station at Harristown, 1t was found that
the express book of the station agent had
been left, and as he swung out TO throw It
from the car, his head struck the tfmbers
of hog chute, severely bruising his face,
and nearly knocking him from the trair.,
His escape was considered afrhost2 m ifacuL
lous, as the train was geingat a rapid rate,
and the chute, comes very close tothe car
in passing. Er
the lower pa rt of the county came 10 ivin-
cennes last Saturday in search of employ
ment. By some means. man whose
name we did not learn, succeeded in gain
ing the confidence of the unsuspecang
girl, and proposed to assist her In seeking
Employment. The man had nearly sue
ceeded in mis- design, which was TO entice
the girl into house Of ill-fame. when his
movements excited the suspicion OF our
WatchfuI Marshal, who arrested him, and
provided for the return of the girl 20 her
parents Vincenres paper.
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES STARK. LOUIS MENZER.
0TA r. X a MEN ZER. Dealers in
- SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
- No. 3 South Second Street.
Bet. Main and Locust.
s.sfasa Evansville. Ind. 8
Cleaning and Securing done to order.
NIB. = Liberal prices paid for Second
hand Clothing. lau20 d3n
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

great deal of trade that now goes TO New
Albany to Louisville The Ledgergls qn-..
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

us ssHsa e4ffa z1SI 1sn fnsHF fs atss
ear stetv- Ell -Sessf- n3a9vsf br& uiE11
sf f8oissiisr n ssiTHs suagE E
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53as~fesA Tss- t&s fsst 4 t.t1l III iveEFvE
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

literature. Itwil embrace. by com-
petent transIations, the best and most
characteristic short stories of all
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GEORGETOWN.



REWARDS OrrRkHD.-rne Georeetown Cor
pera ton has offered n standng Re ward o. $50
Tor the arrest Of tncsadt4fes Mr. Rllay A.
Shsnn off~rs an add Itionsi WARD OF SEQ Tor
ne arrest OF tue ineendiary or ioesna. aries
who s.t ire TO his warehouse on Dayi5son's
Nhatf on Sunday evsBfuR, dsstrosia ing prop
srty of his worth about So, zoe. This will ma re
$500 rev are and it is TO oe hoped i. viii lead
10 the prompt srrestof the guilty parties.
ARRIVAL OF s1BAkxRo.--The steamer z. O.
Knight, Dent, arrived early ms morning with
heavy CARLO for DistfGt merchants from
New York, having left toSrs late Saturday
night In her cargo 70 . ban dsome carriage
for tie president OF the company rG uning toe
Merchants line of cam ers, }. ". Thompson,
and sc vera, an dso m sietGns fer Mr.. II soper
Of Georgetown. The steamer Empire, Price
has arrived with rasr h an rEe from Ne " York,
amoag w hi ch il several si iRns for j. Z. pri ce,
Washington. The steamer Col nm oia, Harper,
has arrived win nercn andiss from Bait.
more. Steamer ksnneoee, ToIeert, arrived
cleared.
MERCHANTS ExcHANeH-The following is
the business of he Exc bac1ge mis- n orning:-
Offsriuee-3C62 bushels on wheat, 500 bu sneis
OF yellow corn, and 100 bnfhels of white corn
"a ss-14o oushei IL Of red whea. at $3.50; 40
bushels DO. at SO As: 20 bus fils do At S2.4o 300
bushels do. ats2 90; 900 buslvss do. AZ s2.e2 Z,
Gig do. at AZ co, ST d ~ bushels OF fye Al sl.e3
ARRIVAL OF ARCHBISHOP SPAULpiye-
Archbishop Spauldlng, OF Balti more, ARR ysd
in town yes tsrday, and Ia the guest of Fathsr
Mcguire, President OF the Georgetown Col
lege. The faculty OF the college, students, and
in vited guests, gave The bishop public recsp-
ton In the refsct tory OF the college yesterday,
when addresses were delivered IN differs1t
Languages by three or four OF the college stu
dents. There vas then an exhibition Ia ch em.
isiry; after which the bishop addressed those
present, giving an, Interesting a,coun. Of his
late travels 10 Earope, his visit to Italy,
Rome. &c.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Cki,f Justice Cartler.-This
morning -MS, baser moved that report OF the
Jury OF inquest In case Of Baker vs.. Gl eoons
De sci ssfot; 50 OF deTed.
The case OF Carroll We. Bender. on the ap-
peal calendar, WAS. on motion OF Mr.. Adams,
oTct d to be docketsd ana dismissed: ia Ir-
neht below alarmed. 80
Somers vs. Rainsy and No-ris-replevin
ease Fend all for plaintit; Oliver for dsfen-
oAnf. Jury found Tor plaintif one cent dam.
Brown & Bros. VS.. BoswsIl-Cotrell and
Norris; jadg neD for plaintiff confessed
In case of Philips W.. Davi0ge, Mr.. RIdii.
hied moti, . TO have the case placed on trial
cal-Boar nd |ucgment on award.
Basr and Crsne vs.. Brissey. Judgment by
default sDal on affidavit; oy Mr.. Mathews
Mr.. Davidse moved that declaration be
SINE nded IN case OF Hamilton q. FAINT VS..
Chai les Knapp, Chas- Mason, M. Bla ir. Ward
r. Lamon, John I. Coyie,- A. f. Perry, s.
Wendail, where these gentlemen are described
ss trading and doing business usder the name
and style OF Na:,onal Union Executive Oom-
hlttse The motion 70 amend deci aration was
srgusd by Mr.. DavIdgs and resis ted by Mr.
Bradley. The Court said IL was a mistake
bnt The aptest mistake be had observed since
lie hao been on the bench. The pleading was
Eo- amended ,-de. ... ..
CRIMINAL COURr-Jadge Olin-This msrniug
=. Grosshardt, indicted for keeping a dIsor-
Derby nonse. was found guilty.
ur A N. Browne. acting for the District
Attorney, entered a aoii> pros in the cases Of
Jsmss Joyce, indicted for assault and battery
with intent to kill; OF Mathews Robinson, and
others, for larceny; and Of Nicholas Raush, for
receiving stolen goods.
John Rosett, indicted for assault and bat
terry. was con victed.
MI. Phillips moved that the case OF James
o. Aldrich, charged with assault aud battery,
be sent bsck to Justice Walter for . rehearing
The Court reserved its decision.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH.-Lettsrs Of
administration on the personal estate OF VIM
X II. Towers. deceased, were granted to Sarah
Towers. who was also appointed guardian to
his orphan child, Ann E. Towers, oond SsOO.
in each case.
First and final account of Anna Ackmann,
guardian; seventh Of Jemma p Ball, guar.
DIAN to Iphan OF Reuben Brown; first of Gas.
sab dra o. Buck, guardian to orphan of Benz
A. and Margaret Buck frst and hnaI OF Chris.
tsn Lederer. administrator of Caroline Reed.
yer, deceased, were approved and passed
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Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
pRNSIn,c nrurrr Tulxy l2&h 10

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
. PENSION OFFICE, July 18th, 1854.
Application having been made under the act OF
June q, 1885, for the reissue of the following de-
scribed Land W srrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed,-kotice is hereby given
that at the date following the description OF each
warrant, q new certificate warrant of like tenor
will be reissued if valid objection should then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner,
No. 39,N6, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March 1855, in the name Lettice, widow of Elijah
D. Hill and was granted December "a, l655. Decem
No "a O5I. for leo acres, issued under the act of
March 3, 1855, in the name of Anna W. Powell
minor child of Matthew Powell, deceased, and WAS
granted June Is, 1859 December IA, 1867.
No. lo623, Tor los acres, issued under the Act of
March ), 1855: in the name of Levi Whiting, and
was granted April 9, 1882. January II, 1853.
No. 90 .12 for l60 acres issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855, in the name of Anthony b. Ron
mann and was granted April Is, 1857. December
No. s., 40. for I0 acres Issued under the act of
March 3, 1855, in the name vi Mary Hartman, widow
January 81, 1873.
No. .49, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March las, In the name of Zachous Phillips,
and was granted November Is, 1859. January 26,
1873.
No Il, 54. for 40 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3 1875, in the name of William G. Magow-
an, and was granted August IL, 1855. February 5,
No. 50 $50. for ls0 acres issued under the act of
March 3, ls55. in the name of Henry Stebbins de-
ceased February s. 1858
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ATTENTION Is oALLEp to the ver-issment
OF he meeting If the Temperance BaiIdiog
ana Trust Association 10 morrow tWsdnas-
daN) venine-Nhi ASSOCIATION 10 10 claimed
{ d. r. pperior a. tsess by their ,.Ian of
or. spl zaiien 20 persons desiring to become the
of a home.
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EcAEpoy HsAL7H Yesterday the Board
OF IA. ALA held meehag, At " hich we're pres
sBt br. bsgn'r. Macy. Young, Ford. Todd
Fspu ics, DIVE. ss cre.srY. and Iasa Sacon md
Mr. .Iob ANGUS DIR R,lsv a-d Gen Raoon
were nominated for the presidency, ba. the
els etk was p si,apsa
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DIED..

TUCKER. On the morning of the 81 inst, after
short fl1pess, Mrs. HENRIETTA TUCKER, re-
iict OF the late james Tucker, aged 10 years.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully
invited to attend her funeral on Thursday, 9Th
lnetsnt, at O'Clock p. from her late residence
street south, between 7th and sth east
LOWNDkS: On the morning of the I'd inst ,
Mr.. FRANCIS LOW NDES in the 5ath year of his
age.
His friends ara respectfully invited to attend
the funeral TO MORROW "Wednesday att O'Clock
,. m from his late residence. No. 1I6 Prospec
street, Georgetown.
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MONEY ORDgRs--DHring the month Of Nc.
v'mD. he smoust OF mopsv orders les ued at
Poet q ffics was S22 ,2il 4s he fees on the me
Dell $3.50 IS. TIE anon Mt OF orders re sci we'd
aho pad a. the Waslineton once was SAL.
SOC 90 -
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BLANKETS or ALL COLORs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse BIan-
kets, OF all colers. Five lbs Blanket for 50 so.
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &c.
ADANsOE's, 5O6 9th st.,
ILLS one door from Penn. avenue
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A SPLENDID STOCK OF FINE DRESS GOODS

"a
For the last four weeks We have attended nearly
all the large auction sales of FRENCH GOODS
. which have been made in New York and PhiladeI-
phia, and now have on hand one of the richest
stock Ks of DRESS GOODS to be found south of New
York, and as the great bulk OF our stock has been
purchased since the great decline in goods, are
prepared and posed 10 offer our customers some
OF the best bargains we have had for five or six
years, and we respectfully solicit an examination
of our stock and prices feeling dent ii will re-
suit In amutusl benefit to both buyer and seller as
we wish TO put them into money g. fast possi-
BILE.
We name the following Goods Just from Auc-
100 pieces Lupin's French MERINOES, from rs
81 pieces P6PLIN REPS of Lupin's make, com
prisng all the desirable coiors, from 621a cents
50 pieces FRENCH AND REAL IRISH PoPLINs,
in all the most desirable colors, for street and
100 pieces COLORED and BLACK SILKS COM
pTisine one of the'most choice assortments ever
offered i'm this market in street and evening
colors.
Rich PRINTED EMPRESS CLOTHS
Handsome PRINTED ALLWOOL DELAINES
Pine FRENCH WINSEYs, all silk and wool
BROCADE SILK and WOOL POPLINs
High colored, neat figured FRENCH MERINOES
And various other DRESS GOODS, ali OF which
We offer at very low ices.
MOURNING GOODS.
Our stock Of Mourning Goods is one of the largest
in this market, and comprises almost every desir
able article imported Families desiring good goods
in this department will always II nd our stock com
plete, and at the very lowest cash prices
All goods marked in plain figures at the lowest
cash prices, and no deviation allowed
SHAWL ROOM UP STAIRS.
". NJ SHUSTER a BRO.
no2b-d3t&eootu No. 3S Market Space
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DALI OF MoNEY.--A. the ninth monthly
meeting Of the immaculate Conception Bald
Ing Association last evsnips, so vera sold
cloeeu.
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SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, TRUSTEE,
no 2s-dts COOPER A lATIMER Aucts
1lY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. s2e, Southeast corner 7th and ID ste
TEgsTEES sALEoTh NEW IHREI,sIoRy

TBAME HOUSE AND LoT AT RuCTioS'
ON TUESDAY the Eth day Of Dec. mber, shall
sell, in front Of tn. premises, At clock D by
virtue OF deed Of trust Go the suhscriber bearing
date the 10Th day of September, ls6S, and recorded
in Liber X III N. no. s. Bolius d. ~. 70 and n !,
one Of the land records for Washington county. m
the District It Columbia the following named
liable property, lying and being in the city and
Part Of Lot Ne. 3. in Samuel Dayidsonis sulci-
vision of SQusrr No. lbs. beginnine for the
north street at the SOUTHEAST corner OF said l0f
2, and running thence north with the dividing line
between lOts numbered and :. in said squ are -
feet inches 20 the rear line Of said lot and 60
feet alley thence running with the line OF saio
Icy sOuthwesterly IS feet inches thence south IA
a straight line 10 said moth street 20 q point
which IL IS feet6 inebfs nom the place cf begin
ming. and thence asst along the line said street
u feet inches TO the P.see Of beginning.
The west half 81 Lot No. 4. in samuel Davidson .
sub-diyision Of Square No. lsS, said wet hall OF
said LOT No. fronting u feet6 inches, less
on n street, and running back of equal width on
the east line Of lot y 20 in said sub al vision
alley feet wide. with the improvements which ar.
between Connecticut avenue and 18th street west
Terms; one-third cssh; balance In 6, Il. and l.
months; the purchaser 20 give notes for the d.
ferred mente, beerng interest from day Of ssls
q deed given and deed " trust taken on the prem
ises. All convey ance and stamps 81 the cost OF
erty l. SOLD. IL the terms should not b. complied
with in fiye day. after sale. the trustee
the right to resell the property, ~ the risk and
cost Of the defsUiting purchaser. by advertising
such resale three times in some Newspaper printed
In the city Of Washington. -.
GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctioBeers-
no Is-9ayAd.
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WIN. b. WHEATLEYB PREMIUM STEAI
w DYEING AND CLEANSING

HORIZONS PRESERVES,
MAILLARD's FRESH
CANDIES, CHOCOLATES, &c.
PRESERVED CiTRON,
ORANGE, AND LEMON PEEL.
y RAlsINS, LAYER AND BUNCH.
FIGS. NUTS, &c.
N. W. BURCHELL,
soS Under Ebbett House.
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LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL THgArBR King Henry w.
viii hacfsts a. q Falstaf"
nE-1KRorT HhLL.-Hay din's Grand Orsto-
no Cf The 'sCresfion," bJ the Philharmonic
6oes ", Win 9 chorus OF one hundred vcrees
WALLS OPERA HoUsk -Norris Broseers'
umssreis delighted a large au1 hence last aiGot
They give fine ebtertsinment this evening
ODD FKLLows' HALL.-yhe fair aud festival
~ Ihs Foundry ~, r. Church 70 In progress.
and Is ftnsly msnaged affair. 49,.
FoRREsT Hail.. u xoss eTows.-Ea!r OF the
ssdIss 81 Ibe Aek 0disi Protestant Cnurco. On.
ODnsress street, iais evening, for the orned: o.
the church. ~
SkeINARY HALL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ths evening, by tbe faoies OF tariss Church,
for the oepefit Of rue ebureD.
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tDIANOS-A LARGE ASSORTMENT of NORTH
Il AMERICAN COMPANY'S Power >-e.z,eGa
eIfnl Instruments. also several Of kSVH
sTElNWAY & SONS, have just been 80 w
received making our stock complete. Persons in
search OF q reliable Instrument are requested TO
give us a call. W. q. METZEROTT CO
de TT Sole Agents.
SALE AND RENT. $500
Sheet Music and VI usic Books, Guitars sJr
NioiIns, Banjos: srums, Flutes, and all other Mu-
steal Merchandise always on hand at the lowest
prices. at 49s Eleventh street
sole agency for VIM. knabe & Co.'S. Celebrated
Plsnos and Prince Cos. Unrivalled Organs and
MelOdcops
de 2-eolnT y. G. REICHENBACU
E'OR SALE-2J 900 extra. choice, perpetual
Il blooming ROSES, PLANTS, &C., selected by
my self from the best kinds at the Exposition Of
Paris, from where have Just returned. Ii is un-
doubtedv the best collection and best plants ever
imported in America.
4. JARDIN, R01st,
- 18th street aud NJ.
NOTiCE-Roses. Shrubs, &c, will sow and
bloom better next Summer if planted now DIAN in
the SpIlng. no 90 2mn
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FROM THIS DAY will sell good Whalebone
Corsets at 81; make to order the best at 3d. and
guarantee the 1t; my own Patent Walking
Skirt At 4l.25; Shoulder Braces at from ~ 20
up. Chs. BAUM,
Ills 49 Louisiana avenue, near ,th at
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= AVN BANK.
"a PIN DAY Is GROAT YEAR"
Csll AZ the corner OF
18th STREET AND PEENA. AvEN
TRLEDMENS SAVINGS AND Trust 90.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
The Central Once Of this Company is new situated
- above, and is carried on In connection with the
Washington Branch.
OFFICE OPEN FROM TILL 3.
Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received,
And interest paid on al sums Of 1--WE DOLLARS
and upwards.
Investments ere made In UNITED STATES
BONDS AND STOCKS ONLY, under the direction
O. AESkf u oOokE, ESQ.,, Of yA1 COOKE
Bank.
The Deposits are now more than S4oo.oW.
7. HEWITT, OF New York, President.
d. L. EATON, Actuary.
w. WILSON, Cashier Of Branch Bank
my 9-W IAN .6ms
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DRY GOODS, &c

ELEGANr BLACK AND eoLoREp SILKS
/ AT REDUCED Prices.
ked, white, Biss, and Gilt sdse
BLACK SILKS.
Made by the celebrated "Bonuet, - Of Lvnn., and
nsa ~ by ourselves. Prices, ssse' Is. $3.50,
coLoRED SILKS.
nagnihcently Embroid.red silks. the latest Psri,
bsci rroosa f SKI S:b.s ss
only go ssr yard worth IS; very handsome EN-
quality
COLONEL SILKS.
.o ,psn e. , w,as very rich coor' % ard ESQ.,
PLAIN SILKS,
s s,y heavy, FUN 3 inches wide, including som.
pei ysss, worth 20 Plain Pouis de Sole, all
oal Il. sss: 81 Per st, soa.
prices, In order to close them oct at once.
JOS. J. MAY ACo.
sos PeunsylvsBis sysnze
de?9tit Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Il Gauges at7;s,ls, ssd l2k cents.
RLEACHED COrTONs ct 8, 10 an less ct..
UNBJEACHED CUTTONssts 10 snd t25Sc
per yard. at BDGAN wYLIES,
DO 20 81 No. a2S 7th St, bet. n and l..
lust RECEIVED
S,. oSE CAsE IL" ysrds anerossossin -
cents per yard more than the ordinary Andro-cce.
gin goods. A. the low price Of % cents per yard
ROSAN 4 WYLIE,
no cost No. SAG TIN street.
SIX.QUARrER FRENCH FIGURED DASH
- nEhES, very pretty and cheap
- French Plaid POPLlNS, very bright colors
Irish Plaid PVPLiNS, very rich eolors, at Sis
French REPS, BIARrrzs, PoPLINs aud ME-
RiNOEs, In all shsfes, at very reduced
price,
We have e full stock OF all kinds of DRESS
GOODS
Lyons SILK VELVETS
CL0AklNG CLOTHS, il great variety
SHAWLs Of all kinds
full STOCK of Black and Cotores SILKS
We invite all persons in want ef Dry Goods 10
look through our stock. All goods sold ct the
lowest cash vslas.
VIM r. RrLEY BROTHER
No Sc Central Store,
no % Still Opposite Centre Market.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
- No. sac, Southeast corner 7th and ID sts.

Z " Aucf1Onefre.
- No. sac, Southeast corner 9TH and ID sue.
FRANZ aotsE AMI N LOT At pi h6cfIoS.
ON MoNDAf the 10th day OF December Isa,
m, BY virtue Of deed OF trust 10 the subscTibes,
Z bearing date tie "a dsg Of August $50, and re-
Of the LAND record. for Washington county Di;
triot OF Columbia, the following mentioned prop
ass SSfRs NJ N 81 O p Fl so
tour,h4,l according 20 Dsyidsons subdivision ~
I nsso With The improvements. which are a 600 )
three-story Frame House, containing about leu
18th and RsaihpsF ,.U Met. on north
Terms One-third cash, bslsnc. in six, t~eI,.
for the deferred payments BEARING iptsrrs, p 1S
ssy Of sale deed given and deed Of trust taken
eost of purchaser. s2Oo required paid down when
II the purchaser should fair 70 compIy with m.
terms in hN- days after sale, trustee reserves
the right 70 resel the property by advertising such
the city of Mashington at the risk and cost OF IN.
johS ii. JOHNSON. Surviving Trustee.
0lY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auctioueer.
ID No. sa6 5. 4. corner 7t6 aud streets.
rk kTsTEEs SALE Of HogsEHoLp AND
A. 'ahN fCRslTSRh, BAR flNruREs,
SsT rs iI n BIIMEEN Cc99SNEscILSUrk AVE-.
shall sell at tbs above named estsSIish%enii com
meheine at 10 O'Clock a. m, by virtue of deed OF
day eT $50 and resordea in 1' Liber
NO 2 folios 2s2 as IS and u.s. Of chsttle record
si., an the furnture, Goods and ehsttels os sS
sr.ced Il schedule and annexed 70 said deed Of
Tables, hatnots, W ardrO bes. Bureaus Bed.tasi-'
ScoIn np' s UISSek o, wsrs Capt Mssh.t.nd
Knives and Forks. &c.. &c with many other ar
nsIes which We deem unnecessary 20 enumerste.
JOHN H. JOHNSON rrusse.
no Is aaw&ds GRIN a WILLIAMS, A1et..
RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneen.
u No. s2e southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
NEW Two,sroRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
81 TSEks5 sSF H - 4. sShfrfs
is, in square so, being % feet front by s. feet
nSsss 6ses 20 an alley With the
Terms; One half cash: balance in Fl, and r~.l,.
and dec ., Trust On the PREMISE an
sss ~ GSii8iS sA Z WILLIAMS, Aucn
AZ ONLY rIssf Tss SIBh ESaiiSTSQ S5E.,
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MARRIED.

W1LSON-HEATLEY. On the 2sth Of Novem-
ber 1851, at the residence of her brides mother by
SON Of Alleeany county, Md, to Miss MARY
T.. HEATLEf, of Washington City d. e. No
cards
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who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy
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ID Auetioneers and Commi ssion Merchants
No. 3s41 9TH street, bet. ii and streets
Special sale OF dealer declining business OF Dry
Goods, Groceries, Shoes. &c. We mention in mart.
100 Single and Double Blankets
90 shawls do assorted
50 dozen Towels
Is +" Shirts and Drawers
Il " Woolle0 Goods
30 Z" q. Hose
Counterpieces
IL 4" Frying Pans
Is :" Heopskirts
100 pairs of assorted shoes
There will also be added = large assortment of
Clocks, Fancy Articles, China and Glass Ware,
Cutlery. Plated Ware. Lamps, Tin Ware Gents
and House Furnishing Goods. which must be cold
without reserve "a the party intends to leave the
city in q few days.
Special attention OF the trade 10 called to the
above sale, as il IL positive,
nols FOLEY Co, Aucts