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Dnaa IA RAlre de i'Ouver, ure de IA Avenue
hafaHatte. 90 De- rue OlaiboEns ~ Uhemin de

Dnna IA Rahre de PDuver' ure de j. avenue
Lafayette, de lA rue Claiborne Eu Uhemin de
Gsntiily.
Wis EST PAR LIE PRESENT DONNIE A
N toutss parties interess6es que les CommisssiFPs
d'Assessenent dams rSffsire de rouverture de Fave
lafayette, de Ia rae 1laihofne au Chernin de
Gsutilly, out ce ilur n6pose CRETE de Honorable
Jinquieme COur de District de Ia psroisse dOr6ans
cette vile, leur rapport, ct quils 10 VkNDREDI
II de JRnviaF 1865 delhanderOnt 10 dit rapport
soft enregistIk ct confrme par 10 dits Cor quel
temps toutes pers ayant des objections faire
sont REFUSES de les presenter.
A, d. BERNOUDY
JAM S SfRAWBRIDGE
THEODORE DUVERT,
de2s u ja96el3l5lT Commissaires.
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MEDICAL.


M. q. KELLOGG
Once. lB1 Camp ST !. Residence. SIS 81 Charlsr st
REMOVAL
DR.. Kx1Losa has removed his residence TO No.
Sss b. Charles street. and Office to No. 1911 uamp
street. de3 SIN
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TWENTY SIXTH DAY.

Nav ORLEANS. December %, 1867.
Tho coa71ntion It at II o'clock
a. NJ, Presid.-.s T.liaferro in the
ehsir.
& he roll was called, and the follow
IT. delegates answered TO their
n IS:
asident j. G., Taliaferro, Mcssrs.
AZ me, Baker, Barrett, Belden, Blan-
dhl, Bonseigneur, Bonnefoi, Brown,
Bur j, Butler, Cooley, Crane Graw-
ford Cromwell, Quincy, bearing Jr.'
Den lrest, Depasseau, 2. 6. Deslonde,
lJoseph Deslonde, Donate Jr,, G. Du-
A,arte, U. Dupart, Duplessis, Esnard,
rancois, Fuller, Gair, Gardiner,
81, sichard, Harper, Harris, Hampstead,
Hisstaud Tngraham, r. ii. Isabelle,
Thoma belle, Kelso, Landers,
LANCE roy, J. B. Lewis. R. Lewis,
TudiR Marie, Martin, MassicOt,
Neado doLeran, Nc MILAN, Noses,
Afure haway, Myers, Oliver,
Pac ierce, Pollard, Reagan,
Rec q, Riggs, Roberts, Rodri-
que ., Smith, Snaer, Scott,
Snit lut. Tinchant, Twitchell,
I'm ..ol Vandergriff, NAPLES,
VIZ .-- Williams, Wilson-77 mem
b
a of the preceding day
I'VE adopted.
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OFFICIAL NOTI0ES--OITY.
NOTICE.
rHzAsuREp's OFFICE, CITY HALL,

TREAsUREn's OFFIcE, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, January a. 1868.
THE CITY LICENSES ON PROFESSIONS
and occupations Tor the year 1865 are now due
and payable at this oaice.
The time for payment expires on the Slst inst.
After that period al Licenses not collected will be
handed over to the Assistant City Attorney, to be
collected with the costs prescribed BY law.
jl5 81 s. HOWELL, ressurer.
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Proposals must be to carry the mail with eelesiy
certainty and security" using the tesms of the Law
and they lnust be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, certified to es such by n postmaster W
judge of q court of record.
No pay will be made for trips not performed and
for each Of euoh ON ssiOns not isfact0rlly e1-
planned three times the pay of the trip may be de-
ducted For arrivals SAr behind tim8 40 70 break
connection with depending mails and not sufficient
" eXcu cd one fourth OF The compensation for tito
trip Is subject forfeiture. Fines will be imposed
unless the delinquency be satisfactorily explained
for negiectif TO take the mail from into Post.
Office for suffering 1t 70 be injured destroyed rob
bed or lost; and for refusing, after demand TO
yey the mail % frequently as The contractor runs
g concerned in running, vehicles thu route Tbs
Postmaster General may aunul the contract for dis
obeying the Post flee Laws tbs instructions Of tbs
department. lie may alter the schedule Of depart
ures and arrivals, and also order Increase Of
service by allowing therefor pro rata increase on
te contract pay He may also ourtsil or discontinue
the serviee in whole in part at pro rata decrease
oi pay allowing one mpnth's extra compensation %
the amount Of service dispensed with. Bids should
be addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster
General" supeFscTibed Proposals. state Of Louis
lana, and sent b. mail
FOR forms of proposal, etc, and other information
see advertisements Of October 81 1885, and Of this
date, iE paplist form, 81 the principal Postofaesa
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
Jas law a. Postmaster General
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PROPOSALS FOB sUBsTsTENCE
STO REs.


OFFICE CRIEF CoAIAugsARY SUnsIsTEEoAl
fifth Military District, I
New Orleans, La, January 2. lSeAl
GEALaD PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL
~ thu 18th day Of January 1888 for furnishing ~
United States Subsistence Department with u'
following Subsistence Stores. viz
ZOO barrels Of FLOUR, equal TO the gOvernmen
standard; samples can bs had at the Subsd
enc9 office
10000 pounds q RIO oOFFEE. in bags; samplesb
1000 pounds q CoRDOVA COFFEE. price %
pound 70 be stated and samples furnished.
LOGO barrels Of KILN-DRIED CORNMEAL prs
per pound to be stated.
1000 cans Of PRESERVED DAMSONS. in Two
pound cans.
5000 cans Of GREEN CORN. in tWo.pound esni
samples to be furnished .
1000 cans OF Bordsn's CONDENSED MILK, Eass
brand.
The above articles 70 be Of the very best qualify
and put ny in superior packages, and to be y
lvered at the Anchor Press in this city within tHeaH
Gays after the opaning If b ds
No bids will be received from parties who Day
heretofore failed 70 comply with their engagement
with any branch Of the BoFernmBnt.
Proposals. 10 be addressed 20 the undersigned, az
marked Proposals."
A. BECKwITH.
jas Ct Brevot Mai. Gen. and o. b., U. ;. a
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
OOLLEOrOR.s NOTICE
UNITED STATES CU5IoNEHoUsE, }
Collectors Once.
New Orleans. .IannaTv I 1bRa J


THE following described goods having been seized
l. for violation of the Revenue Laws, as herein set
FORTH notice is hereby given that unless the persons
claiming the same shA appear and file their claims
according TO law within twenty days from the date
hereof the goods will be advertised and sold pub
lie ion prov ded b Sections II, ~ 49, and IA
Of the Act OF COngraEs. apDrogod JulN II 1866:
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Mr. Finchbaak called for the yeas
aad nags' which we're ordered.
The roll was called aitk the follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

Physicians wonder ct the extraordinary power
curing the worst forms of scrofalous, syphiloal,
Chronic Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power IN
resolving cslculous corrections. sforsing tmne-
date relic and consequent cure Of Diseases Of Tho
Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Psncreas, Spleen.
Its rapid influence i'm the OF Diabetes Incont-
uence or scanty, turbid, albuminous, cloudy urine.
Its almost instant cacy In stopping itching and
painful discharge Of urine, and it's singular power
In curing discharges from the Uterus and Urcthra.
Leucorrhea. Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy
and weakening dlscharges,-and inquire wherein
the sARsAPARILLIAN used in the Renoyatiax
Resolvent differs from ordinary Sa-sapa-tElass
esrsapari,lian is the only principle in Sarsaparils
that possesses crraire properties: all other pArts
Of the root ineIt and useless One ounce OF the
extract obtained under DIR Railways new process
for extracting the curative properties from yesstA
bic substances contains more of the princi pie
Of cure than 70 lbs. of the ordinary roois.
sARsAPARILLlAN as only one Of the ingredi.
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine cad
IL is the only compensating remedy that commune
Gates Its purifying, cleansing and rein yieoratins
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE,
and other secrefions securing a harmonious IN no
tional action Of every depraved organ and ella "a in
the system. If the blood 10 corrupt, the RssoIv-ut
will lake il pure. Ii the Lungs are liberated and
secret ting thick phlegm and prurelent after
the Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repair
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material.
II the Skin IL covered with PIN Plies, spets psstuss
sores, ulcers, &c, the Resolvent will quickly re-
move these annoysnces. III mercury is deposited an
the bones and has accumulated in the system, the
Eesolyent will drive 1t out IL the thros. or Bros
chial Glands liberated, the Resolvent win cars
these signs Of an early waste Direct remedies pos
sessine only exclusive properties, are hurtful a
they increase the functional secret Of one organ
BY suspendng the constituent secretious of sthers
hence, Q compromising remedy like the Resolveus
Il the only means Of = permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROr or
BLOOD impregnsted with the Resolyent and alb
sorbed 20 supply the waste Of the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy nesh and t5re. The frst
desc that is taken commences its work Of puri6os-
ton AID IL cressing the appetite and flesh.
REMARKABLE CUREi
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PROPOSALS.

- o p o s A LIS.
UNITED STAIRs ENGINEER OFFICE,
No 3D. SECOND srRBRT.S
BALTIMORE. December % loss \
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. will be re-
ceIyed at this Office until IL O'Clock M, on TUEs
DAY, January S, 1859. for the purchase of the fol-
lowing lots OF Anchors. OhAins, &c. the pr operty
Of the United States, all IN good ord r and no in
sfore at II svre-de- Grace Md:
Is Anchors, averaging go Id each.
Anchors, avarHeiBR 53S lib. each
Ancsor. weighing 500 10.
II shackels, weighing 1872 ID.
Il Chains, weis6ing Il QUO Cd.
Proposals must state price per pound for An
chors, Chains, and Shsct Is separately, and may
be for the whole or part of each lot.
Proposals will be opened at IL 50 m of January
5, in presence Of such bidders may cheese TO be
present, snd must Re addressed TO
Bvt. Brig. Gen. }. b. SIM PsON, q. 9 A..
Colonel Engineers,
de Is Box 3f1 Baltimore Nd.
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81 Laura Reno. who swore vengeance on the
murdeTers of her brother, one of the victims of
The Indiana Vigilance Committee, met a man
~ Der brothers funeral whom she ordered
away, telling him hat she knew him to be one
&C the m urdsrers. He skunk away without
wOi6 OF denial.
SA school teacher near Chattanooga,
Tennessee, was assaulted some days ago for
having whipped one Of his pupils, and in the
afray that ensued four persons, including the
SCI OOl tescher. were killed, the only person IN
The party Who escaped unhurt being the
schoolboy " ho originated the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

- 3iiShelet says. IF France did not pos
Srss the horse, and some persons introduced il,
such conquest would be CT greater bane lit TO
Ter than the conquest Of the Rhine, or Belgium.
q SaNOVi the horse alone would be worth
three kiDs dOms-- But here. now, is an animal
which represents IN itsel4 the horse, the ass.
the COW, the goat; which combine all their USE
Iui qualities and which yields, moreover. an
incompatible wool; hardy, robust animal,
enduring cold with wonderful vigor. You un-
DC rsta1d. Of course. that refer TO the llama
be cong uest Of the llama ten times more
important than The conquest Of the Crirnea"
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give have intelligence from Ea gland thai
the question of the orthodoxy of certain Roman
Catholic cerenonIals in the Church of England
has beer settled adversely TO such csremonials
Upon tEs case OF = certain Individual. we learn
that the Judicial COMMITTEE OF her Majesty 5
P-lyy Council. after a patisnt hearing and due
consideration. have decided that practices of
prOStIatIOE, or kleeling before the consecrated
s-ements, OF the use OF lighted candles on the
altar, are not in conformity with the constitu-
ton OF the Church of England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

"One CT the most shocking murders eve
commiIied was PeTpetrated short time ago Ii
Platte county, Mo. A man named William
y frshall murdered IN cold blood his own
mother and brother. in order 10 get possas.IOa
of some property Of which they were posses
Sed, aud which Wonl0 revert to him tnei :
death. reward C. Si,Hc0, of which the gull
" wretch himself cuRhIngly offered : 1000 pu
detectives to Wort, who traced the deco 10 him
ana "a few days 40 ne was arrested and lodge
IN the Platte county Jail. The eyIdenc
agiIEst MN Is sad 20 De CONCLUSIVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30

ANOTHER VERSION OF THE "WIDOw DICK
Ems STORY.-When Mr.. Charles Dickens was
IN tnis country last winter, the Chicago papers
alleged that he had shamefully neglected one
OF The prominent objects of interest ia Chicago,
namety-the widow of his late brother, Angus.
tus Dickens. Mrs Dickens was represented
IS lone, lorn woman, who was forced to
heep boarding house. and with whom every
iDlES went contrary TO an extent that made
mrs Grimmidge appear, in comparison, a
lOVlai ana hght-hear1ed creature. Mr. Charles
DICKENS, although represented as q hard
Eearteo rich relation who scorned his poor and
VirtuOus ster-iE-law, maintained a diguified
silence, and took no notice of the attacks OF the
CnlcaSo press. The other day the reputed
sisier-in-law, following one of the time-hon.
oTed customs Of Chicago, committed suicide
and Just rs tbs amiIble journalists of that city
were beginning 70 charge Mr.. Charles Dickens
Win having caused her death by his inhunln
ccnduct, the fact was made public that the suf-
lerLng DOarelng-hCJse keeper was never the
VIE OF any Dickens y h3tever, but that the real
widow of the late Aus ustus Dickens. whom he
lfit IA England, h@s been for ma0y wears SUD-
ported and cared for oy the eminent novelist
CblcagO Is, therefor plunged IN grief 10 think
ihat Al mas Wasied ITS sympathy on n fictitious
WitOW. II Is, however, rightly punished for
Us lack OF acutepess. To the ordinarily intelli-
gent mind, the fae, that Augustus Dickens
lived OF many years Al Chicago with the lady
2 question, without once attempting TO obtain
q dIvoree. would be conclusive evidence that
TAI they We're never rnarrled.-N. Y. World.
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"A lady Of distinction gave a fancy ball
not long since, and IN order 10 De distinguished
placed servant st the door 10 announce the
costumes as they entered. A couple Of ladies
appeared IN ball room dress. what costume
shall 1 announcer asked the servant ave
are lot in costume. they rep led. Two ladies
without costume" shouted me servant, to the
horror of everybody.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND TRESPAsSING ON PREMISES adj
= JelnlnC Glenwood Cemetery, - SOW aud PIGS
Inc JS nsr Is reanested to call prove property,
de 49, a GLENDENIN
Bin REWARD;-Lost. on the lcsth instan :, q
@sO BLACK and Tan 1EBRlEK SLUT; had on
German Of yer collar, with the owners name en-.
srased on il The finder will receive the above re-
WARD BY returning il to D. THOOKERY, No 10
oR sweet, Island. desc ST
c. REWAkD-strayed or stolen on Tuesday
Sc last Two cows. enc dry and one fresh;
uiy-Brown Buffalo. with halter around neck: the
other Black tall COW, with short horns: neck
uteed with box yoke. The above reward will
re 91yGn LOT any inform alton Of the COWS, ct p L.
hODlER'S, on I'D street, near ID, opposite Obser-
yatOTy. de "a 3t~
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
DUE LILO AUC- ION.

d UHL LILO C-ION.
Will b. sold at Pebble Aucti en-, on To ESDkY,
December 70, 1863, commencing at II o'clock NJ at
Warehouse of freedmen's Rdresu, No. as. Cary
street, Richmond, Va, the following Govern ment
property
Ten Horses, One Ambulance,
one art Cart Harness,
ssddles and Brides, Stoves
Office Furniture, Cocoon Mating,
-Four Cauldi uns. One Tank.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
BY ORDER Of Cen. y. Brown. Assistant Commits
Soner Bureau B. II. and A. L.. District Of Virginia
GEORGE U. waIre,
ing officer. de 2s-td
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- UssELL BARRACKS AT AgorIoN.

DEPoT QUARTERa ksTERs OFFICE,
NASHINGroN. IL. q De comber %, sS5
VIII be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY
January s. 1869, under the supervision of Breyet
Colonel Asa p. Blunt, Assistant Q1 arterm asttr
the Cove nment buildings on Capitol Hill knovo
as Russell Barracks as follows:
hospital. 2i1sXs2 feet, stories.
building, 2i1sxo0 feet. 2 stories.
do each 2sls N601s feet. stories.
do eac 2sx34 feet. with Kitchens i4x,o.
stable, 2sxe7 feet shed, Iix7i feet
building, 2sx65 feet. shop. 1874 xS5 feet.
1 do &xl60 feet. orace, 24NSJ feet
do l6x3D feet. I dc 20iRN;6is feet.
do 2i1sxll5 It. do 20. 20 feet
90 24X6 feet. ! building, 2ix6l feet.
do l6hxl2 feet. sinks, and
{0j feet picket fence. feet high.
Sale to commen At 10 clock
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Ten days will be allowed purchasers to remove
their property.
By order u the Quartermsster General.
q. ncFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermsster General,
de2S Ct Byt. Brig Gen, U. y. Army.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TEIEGRaNS. D..

Gen. Stoneman, commanding in yirsin,s.
nas removed from office X. T. DauIel, City At
tcrney of Richmond, he being DISC ualii1ed from
,i.s once under the Fourteenth Constitu-
nOnai Amendment, and appointed in his pIacs
MI La ii. Chandler. Removals for like eausa
State. INC
A sleeping car. attached to the night mail
train en- the Great Western rail vav fror, NJ,
Skara rams, ran OFF the track Yesterday and
rolled down an embankment eighteen fat
I,, ne Cal contained signtsen persons, twelve of
feared, fatally.
"A convention OF colored men Of Western
fennSyIyania was held at PittsOurg, Decemo Der
e RESOLUTIONS were discussed aud adopt ted
Eecomne nding the elective franchise TO De ex.
tended q the eolored men of the state. Its
proposed to bring the matter before the State
The spanish officials st Havana tell the fol-
lowing story: "The reyolutionists cooked a
SuaAtity OF provisions which had previously
orsn peppered with strychnine, and then rs-
treated, expecting thai the Spanish troops ON
t ,I rival a; the rebel camp would eat ths
The steamer Jewess, with three hundred ana
Ely bales of cotton, was snagged and sunk i'm
ne Alabama river yesterday; snd the steamers
-. Nicholas and Monsoon are reported sunk i'm
he'd River, with partial loads of cotton
Leeal counsel have prepared a bill to be pre-.
senteG 20 the Illinois State Legislature, en-
anling the city of Chicago 10 extend her bouo
cSIY- The proposed extension will add about
iLifty square miles TO the corporation.
Action was taken in the City Council of
8lnany, n. Y, on Monday, looking TO tn
DubGlnS OF an International bridge Owe
NIAGARA rIver, connecting Buffalo with tn
Canada shore
Nalmazsda lett Migid in Cuba last Tuesda,
morning, marching a Southerly direction
WIZ 2'SO men. fighurg probably commenced
On Wednesday.
A quantity Of opium brought from China,
and valued at $1,000. was seized at San Fran.
csc yesterday for violation Of the revenue
Tfe defeat Of Oganda's squad at Las Matas,
>an Domingo. is sand to leave the whole conn
Ey IN the peaceful Possession of President
Eaez-
Ihe loss by the fire at Bath, New York, on
MOndsy will be over sJa0OOO. Insured mostIy
In New England Companies
colorado Jewett has proposed to Spread
taSie IRAN partnership tor the formation of
a"NatloDal Reform Party"
Two Americans a-e making geological sur
Ney OF San Domingo.
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ID ED.

DIED.
AsNALL. On the 9th instant. Mrs IsABEh
la ANaALL,i il the slst yess OF her eye, after Z
iorg and painful Illness, which she bore with
thristiaI fortitude.
nth songs let us ilov her flight,
And mount with her 1frit above:
Escaped to the mansions OF light,
And lodged in the Bden OF love.
Her friends are Invited 20 attsni her fQnsral on
Thursday. December 3lst. at O'Clock m from
he residence OF her nephew. :. Z Crampton, No.
2oI ST eet, betvten 81 and 9Th SITS, Isisnd.
SCALA. On the 18th instant. ANG EL0, be-
loved son Of Frascis and Olivia Scala, aged
year, III months. and y days
His neral will take place the 3lst fnstsnt, at
sociOck ~, from the res den &c Of bis fAiher.
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SORES ON TIE TONS UE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE
NOSE AROUND THE
EYES. &C.,
recently exhibited, . few bottles win cure II
ronic, or through the effects OF Mercury P,tss-
6m, Corrosive Sublimste, from six 60 ose doENa
bottles may be required to maze permanent core
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"a q RI Ep

LATCH-LIHTON. On the 18th instant. BY Rev
George smith, NJ GDWaK" ri LArCa- Of
Phi sdelp .ia, Pa, to Miss AMANDA }. LINTON,
CT askinston
KEENE-DOWLIEG. On Monday evening
9TH instant, .. the Western 4 res byterian Church,
~ The p.stor, Rev. Mr.. Coombs, JOHN W.
hEEhE. HsQ., late Of Queen Anne county, Md
to Miss JOSIE, dau ghtsr Of Mr. Joseph Dowline,
Of this city.
TAYLOR-STRATTON. On the 10Th instant. by
Rev. .. Bolmead. &. A. TAHLSk to Mrs MARY
T.. STATION
CAMEkoh-wHITE. ON Tuesday, December
18th, q, Ellershe. near Laurel Psctory. By Rev
Dr. Young, Mr. JOIN L CAMERON, OF Wash
ibsfon, ID. C., TO Miss MARl l.. WHITE, Of
Prince George . county, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-30
llY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

q
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. sac, Southeast corner 9TH and streets.
TRUsTKES' SALE OF HOUSE AND Lot ON
STREET Moth, B1TWEEN 3D AND AZ
STREETS WEST.
IL BY virtue Of deed If trust. dated 10Th day
E. Of November, 1857. and recorded In Libsr 3.
3kO. E. No. % tolls "a one of the l. aud Records
Of Washington County. District Of Col lmbis.
will sell, on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of January
next, to tae highest bidder. the pre- misses. ~
O'Clock m, the west y feet of Lot nanbered
four, in square numbered I've hundred and thirty
three, fronting On q street north, between Sd and
AZ streets west, fronting south. with improve
ments. consisting ia ;lne Brick House.
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance in &. IL,
and l3 months, with interest from dav of sale,
secured To the subtraction Of the Trustees. 500
reQuiI ed at the time OF sale. ConveyapcfRg and
revenue stamps ct the cost OF the purchaser. IL
he te are not complied with within i've days
from Of sale, the Trustees reserve the ri Rht 70
reeen ne property for cash five days public
notice at the risk and cost of defauting purch
JOHN n. HANSDy. tr.
GEO. G. b MITCHELL irus'ees
10 Is eosds 0RREN VILLA MS, Aucts.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NEW A8RCHANrs STEAMSHIP ooMPAN,

NEW ASRCHANTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The swift and substau,iA Steamer II. q
KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON, win -
run regularly, during the winter EeA@N
SSS5SLks AK sksSSkIao: Nv saISaroE
ana GkORGETOWN, 40 follows:
eyefs fsS HcEs from Pier g. East River
st Aieaandria and George,own TUESDAYS.
- heInrnlngmLeaye Georgetown. foot of High st.
SHTTKSHis; arriving & New YORK hS SSfiU,f
Tn. Ling: csnnsoting at Norfolk with the nne
pared to take through freight 4 much red1Ssd
through q e e1 i osne5
freight from Boston should b consigned t. the
care Of Z; A. WILLIAMS q 90, Norfolk. Va
Agent, oes snS wns aff soy 70 !9s 4
Georgesown, D Q; or atoFfICr OF COMPANY,
below Navy Sp sp1s and Hth st. one square
naIstf J wTHoMPs0a President
NEW EXPRESS LINE.
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JOHN r. DAVIDSON, AGENT.
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RECT DIUkATYC REMEDIES.