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Nomination of United States Senator
from New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., January l5.-The De-
mocratic caucus Of the Legislature last
night nominated John P. Stockton for
United States senator.
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N0TICE.-Al1 persons having claims
In against the estate OF Miss e. q. LEE wilt
please present. them and all persons indebted TO
the said estateare requested TO make payment st
once TO ROBERT a. LANCASTER,
dc 2e-IusH Executor,
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In the Senate on Thursday Mr.. Sumner
introduced bill to enforce certain proVi-
sions O. the fourteenth amendment Of the
Constitution of the United States, which he
.aid md become necessary in consequence
Of certain persons il Kentucky, disqualified
By the fourteenth amendment, having I'M
der;akeu 10 exercise official functions. He
understood that other persons, in Virginia,
disqualified in like manner, had done the
same thing and, therefore, contrary to his
expectation atthe time of the adoption ofthe
amendment, it would not execute itself, but
must be enforced By appropriate legislation.
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GEORGE 3. STEEL, DENTIST, E%@
W deyo,es sre.,nI ,tt.n.3on r. The ,nre s1YeYYs9
sssFason Of the NATURAL TEETH {; also In.
SisS ,AHTIFlCiAL ONES UPON GOLD Oh
Ir,SLCENlTE In superior style, and at prices ae
s'IEenh mere; Old gold plate taken III exchange.
s1.ractlnR teeth, 81
w. once NO. 79S MAIN STREET, five doors shove
oiots"o"d Hotel Richmond. Va. oc 2l--sm
( Z. ELOEBER, DENTIST, in A
re serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL aSfYG7
eth al TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
sTc. at and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens OF the work.
,taENicuisr attention devoted 10 filing and pre-
serving The teeth.
Ieeth extracted without psfn
Dental Rooms, so7 BROAD street oc 10
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ANOTHER RAILROAD PURCHAsE.-Wc un-
lc:stand that a dispatch was received in
Ibis city yesterday afternoon announcing
TIE sale Of the Cincinnati and GAINESVILLE
milsuai it, track, stock, aud franchises
10 the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com.
3ary. This change in owners Of the Gin
canati and Zlresyille road has been anti
ciHaiel Tor some tine past.-PttsJwg Ga-
-. N..ilaS6Gu.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
IN PANY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, WAsHINaToN, D; G;I 9EIHss rsP-
sE ooo oo JPann = IN n aGLGNsRAN6H 81
FIUE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BU1LDlNesy
the fsnesss sS III 9.
raj correspondence should be addressed.
oFFICRRg:
CLARENCE II. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance ana E1eca'i'e
HENRY D. COOKE, vlce-President::
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actusry'
This Company, national in its character, Offers
by reason Of Its Large capital low rssss % pr
insuring life ye: presented to the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely reduced are
made IS favorable to the insurers rs those OF tno
best mutual companies, and avoid all the comph..
cations and uncertaintles Of notes, dividends and
the MISUNDERSTANDING which The latter are 30 aps
70 new ana attractive tables are pre-
sented, which need only to be UNDERSTOOD 70 prove
e PdpI lPGYSe snd 4 II
MUM POLICY. In the former tne poncy.aoia,ssf
not only secures life insurance, payable at death,
but will receiys T. Living aser gero s1 Q, 10
Der cent? ofthe par ofhts policy. In the later
the Company agrees 10 retarn to the assursd tas
total amount Of money he has paid IN, IN addition
The e attentoS OF persons contemplating insuring
their lives or increasing the amount OF insurance
they already have Is called 70 tne special o,n-
Circulars, pamphlets, and full particulars, given
on application to the branch once OF Inc ooln-
pany JAY Il Z" COOKE CO., Washington, p: G.,
General Agents for District Of Columbia, virginia.
ana sfss sMfrH. Cashier First National Bank.
Richmond the Agent for Henrico, Campbell ana
Dinwtddie counties. ae s-em
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ISAAC HUTzLER. SAMUEL BERFHxnt
HUTZLER s. BERNHEIM,
GENERAL LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS'
#t NO. lois MAIN STREET. t'. ts

All kiuds OF INSURANCE effected In frst-clsss
companies, local or foreign, at LOWEST CUR
RENT RATES. a.a a .ait
Business can be effected through correspondence
with our Office as wei as by personal application.
do 2y-lm
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r AND.-The undersigned is now pre-
A. pairing for publication and distribution
throughout the northern states descriptive list Of
ali the lands intrusted to him for sale, and he In
vites all persons residing In southern Virginia
having land for sale who desire to be placed upon
the list TO forward to him previous to February LIST
full and accurate description Of their land. sta
how much and what kind Of timber, railroad ia
ciIiies, improvements, &c. Also, price sndtesms
OF sale.a
Having recently removed to this State from the
North and having numerous inquiries from there
In regard TO our lands, we adopt this method with
the double purpose of conveying the inform .ion
sou lhs for and Of inducing emigration and capital
southwark
In case OF sale being made, the usual commit
sion VIII be charged. No charge otherwise. ADJ
dress GEORGE w. ENDt4Y,
Christiansburg, Mecklenburg county, Va.
iaI5-w5tS
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DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
IL have established at Boydton, Nee lenoIrg
sively TO the PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
in the counties or Mecklenburg. Halifax, CHAR
fdently asserted that no such field for investment
In real estate was ever presented In any country
Virginia, whether for settlement or speculation.
Opportunities for purchasing lands at exceedingly
low prices are daily presented here, OF which
neither purchasers agents at remote point can
avail themselves. Being member of the legal
profession, propose to investigate land titles 70
make purchases. and look to the making OF proper
conveyances TO purchasers. oonr
Refers to Judge W. T. Joynss, Of the virginia
H. Marshall, Charlotte Courthouse, Va. Hon.
John Le'cher, Lexington, Va. and Hon. James
Lyons. Richmond Va de 23-eooiIn
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: : -
WOOD AND COAL.


fSHEAP COAL.--No. j GLOVER HILL
OHARD COAL, ss per load delivered. his 10
q frst-rate coal for cooking purposes. Also pest
CLUyER HILL LUMP, HAIL, AVERAGE,
and SMITHS COAL az lowest market rates.
ia ls-lm corner OF Seventh and syrd streets:
r AM HAPPY to inform my friends and
the public that have secured the services Of
Mr.. M. -. WHITING in the C0AE AND WOOD
BUSINESS, and we shall be pleased 70 see our
friends and the public. -,,r,nr.
The subscriber formerly in the coal bnsinesal
would be pleased to have the patronage OF his OLD
customers and others generally, and promises 70
furnish the best articles Of COAL AND WOOD on
the most reasonable terms. can be found as me
Office OF Mr.. A. B. WOOLDRlDGE'S Clover Eli
Orders left at Mr.. J. B. Bidd's, on Broad street
between Seventh and Eighth, Will be punctuanS
attended 10. .s4 t9Ifs.y -. -..-- z
ja law M. D. WHtIlSd.
A NTaRACITE COAL, ali kinds, and the
IN very best quality DRY PINE and OAh
WOOD. Consumers will please call at all the coal
and wood yards In the city before purchasing OF
me, as do not desire the trade of anybody who
can do better wi h other parties. -
Keep down the prices OF the Indispensable ar
ticles of consumption in these great times Of
poverty Is The wish nC - -.egs 81 49,
- BUREHAM WARDwELL,
jail Coal and Wood Dealer.
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NoXE's GELATINE, Colgate's Soaps,
I JI,ow,s Brown Windsor Soaps, Lubin's NIX.
tracts, Ede d 70. IS Superior English Tooth and
a' -'. 0'le'' ' ~ A. w. NOTHING, JR., tt
,.7s Ist4l8 b / 3 No l7as east Mhfn street.
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L. K. FINCH. $3.50 Fl = d 8. r. JOHNSON.
AFECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
I'VE The subscribers offer their services for the
SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE In
the counties of 8ecklenburg, Halifax, ChsrloIe,
Lunenburg and Brunswick, Va, and In the coun-
ties OF Warren and Granville, n. G., or L. =.
PINCH viii make Investments on joint account
For further particulars ADDRESS o,,,o,
FINCH i JOHNSON
Boydton, Meckenburg county, va.
Refer to General j. D. Imboden. Messrs: Lam
caster Co., Richmond, Va: e. Barksdale. Jr;'
Halifax: Wood Bogidin, Charlotte; George .
Har,.y. Lunen burg; a.. y. Edmunda Brunswick !
w. IT, Hawkins, Warren, N. o.; Colonel J; HAT
ayrnya EGtanyIIie NJ CO. iss.tsf' la 1-eod9m =
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON-
~ CERN.-The following described articles
having been seized by order Of the Collector OF the
fourth district OF Virginia, all parties interested
in or owning any of said articles are hereby mott.
aed to come forward within Thirty days from date
and claim the same-viz., II. pounds mannfac.
tured tobacco at the store OF Webster, Booth X
Adams, amelia Courthouse caddles manufac-
tured tobacco tl4s pounds) at the store Of l. Levy
u Brother. Amelia Courthouse; one lot loose
tobacco (ss pounds) at the store of l.. Levy q
Brother. amelia Courthouse three. quarter barrel
smoking tobacco rs p0unds) at the store of l..
Levy & Brother Amelia Courthouse; IS pounds
smoking tobacco and Is pounds loose chewing
tobacco ut the store of Wallace i Crowder, Amelia
Courthouse; barrel wh.skey (unbranded) at g..
2. Sims's Columbia Fluyanna county, said bar
rel seized July Il 1886 and containing 30 gallons
/ barrel whiskey (lo6 galons) at Davis Burgess,
Columbia Fluvanna county-branded, but suspi-
cious-seized July 81 1885, barrels whiskey too
gallons) at NJ. Clark's. Fluyanna Courthouse, not
branded, and seized July %. 1868:
JOHN A. GRAVES.
Deputy Collector second division
fourth district Of Virginia.
Deputy Collectors office United States Internal
Revenue, fourth district OF Virginia, Amelia
Courthouse, January 1 1859. ia swim
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IRON AND STEEL.-200 tons ENGLISH
4 REFINED. SWEDES, and COUNTRY IRON,
Flat. Oval, Hoop, horseshoe, Nail Rod, &C: =,
Five tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN ILL
TEkEp, SHEAR, andNAYLoR'e CAST srEEL'
For sale by On y.
ia I5-lw e. .. WOhIdAn u w.
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THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE
executes all kinds Of letter-press printing,
SUCH AS
SHERIFFS', CLERKS, AND
CONSTABLES' BLANKS !;
SCHOOL REPORTS AND CIRCULARS,
..- % HANDBTLLS,
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS,
AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE AND
LOWEST PRICES.
Send I'm YOUR orders,
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THE COURTS.

ORPHANS Court. Judge Pwcel-This morn.
ing, the will OF the late Sarah Moore was lied
She bequeathes her property 70 her sieter, Eiix.
abeth Kurtz, her neicet, Mary A. Dineie and
Elizabeth Tate; makes provision for the sup.
port Of ner afflicted brother Richard, ana makes
bequests Of So ZACH to Rev. J. A. Walter, 70
the male children OF ST. Joseph's. and TO the
female children Of St. Vincent's Asylum, and
dominates her sister, Eiixabeth Kurfz, and
friend, VIM. Orme, as executors. The last
named filed q renuuciation Of has right. The
will Of Philip Powell was nled. fully proven,
and admitted to probate. He bequsathes has
estate to his sistere, and nominates FANNY
johnson a. executor. The will OF Rob't Ratra
was fully proven. The first and fiaal accounts
of admin stratrix Of VIM. J. Smith and exec
utor Of Joseph 8. Mansfield were approved
and passed.
CIRCUIT CouRr. Judge Ofin.-To-day. Net.
son et al. vs.. Stott; decree confirming report OF
special auditor and for appointment OF new
trustee. Phoenix Mutual Lite Insurance Com.
pany, Of Hartford, vs.. Elizabeth Bailey; (suIt
tovacate policy alleged 70 have been procured
by1raud;l certifed 70 court in General Term
Himber VS. Tracy ct al; order extending time
to take testimony. Trook vs.. Levy Il Levy;
exceptions TO answers Of defendants overruled.
CRIMINAL CoURr. Judge Esher.-This morn.
ing, IN the case Of Robert Lee, convicted of as
sault and battery with intent to kill, motion in
arrest Of Judgment argued and ovefruled; ap.
peal prayed and granted. Lewis Simme, con-
victsd Of assault and resisting an officer, was
sentenced TO jail for two months
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Alexandria Item 3

Alexandria ltemss
The following are from the Gazette Of lass
evening:
PROPERTY SALEs.-The following sales of
real estate IN Alexandria county were made
y, sterday by public auction, in front of the
Mayors office, by J. A. Stoutenburgh, auc-
uoneer-Prospect Hill, the residence of the
late james Roach, containing two hu ndrcd and
twenty acres, to John Green, at 3 81 per acre.
Sixty-sevsn acres Of land adjoining the above,
on the north, to John Johnston, at SI45 per
acre. Thirty nine acres, also adjoining the
above, and part Of what was once the Alex.
ander property, to John Green, at Si5 Der
acre. TIE total value Of the sales amount ted TO
little more than e56,0O5.
TBB FIRR DRPARTMENT.-The condition of
the IRE department Of this city at present is by
no means fiouTisning, the membership being
redu. ed to a lumber that approximates moth.
ing. There are bot four mem bers of the Friend.
ship Company, twelve OF the Relief Hook and
Ladder, fourteen Of the Sun, and but few eff
the Hydraulion Steam Company.
DR. AND MRS. PALMER.-The revival ser.
vices now In progress at the Washington. street
Methodist Episcopal Church are attended
nightly by large crowds of all denominations,
an others attracted by the, in this city. un-
usual spectacle Of female Off ciating in the
pulpit.
DRowNBD.-A dead body was found early
this morning by Mr.. Ferguson floating in the
river near Smoot's wharf, at Fisntown, which,
when brought ashore, was lden titled as that of
Mr.. John Rudd, a painter, OF this city, about
forty- Tour years of age.
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AEETING OF TEACHERs.-YesteTeay after.
nooI- meeting of the Primary and Secondary
grades CT our public schools was held az the
frankhn School Building. called bv the Super
iLtehcrLt, Mr. n Richards, At which nearly all
tbe teachers OF those grades, as we'll a. teachers
OF TIE higher grades, and several of the Board
CT trustees, were present. The objec. was 10
give lIstru ctlcn in reference to new and I'M
proved methods Of TEACHING the lower grades
OF schools. and Mr.. n addressed the teachers
what ~ kI own as OBJECT teaching. Mss Lucy
Myers school. Primary No. y. (femala,l was
present, and the mode of :eac hing oy OBJECTS
wss iIlustrated with iaIs school, and was ex-
cseCingly interesting.
A number of pupils OF Miss Ha y kins' (raaIe}
Secondary School No. / We're called IN II read
a piece. and fhe superintendent. while ac-
sLowledging the reading 70 be superior, criti-
cIsed u, Is pecially IN regard 70 emphasizing the
pI0Ier words and the prom unciatIon.
MI. Rictards, before the meeting adjourned.
alluded 20 o charge made against him IN q
morning paper, of having done in in stice In his
reuarks At the Trustees meeIing on Tuesday
pigh' 10 Mrs. Amioon's school. and denied
That De had made such charge. he stated at
that time that the teachers who graduated from
me gram mar schools were not as we'll qualI-
ned % each as they would be had they been
trained especially for teaching-tha iaa Nor.
nal school they would learn what they are
DOW learning oy experience. He complimented
tie teachers whO graduated from the public
schools quite highly, and II was creditable 20
the grammar school teachers that so many Of
fhsIr former pupils are now fQhnd teaching.
Trustees Brown and Mcclellan endorsed az
correct The statement made by Mr.. Richards, as
10 what he had really said AT the Trustees
meeting.
1t was announced that similar meetings
would be held at Miller school building at
O'CLOCK alternate Fridays, and the meeting adj.
JOuTDed-
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lNsTALLATIoS or OPFICRRs.-On Thursday
evening The following officers of EXCELSIOR
Division, = OF T., Were installed at the hsli of
sad Division, by ID. G. w. p, j. L. H. Wing.
ned, assisted BY y. w r. Silas Boyce, of
A, A. Il. II. Lacey; r. y, q. w. Conner; A
h y, L. X. Bcyd; Chap, w. X. Hunt: Treas.
Wm. BOYD; Cond-- Arthuf thompson; A. Coud y,
q. +. Henson, i -. Michael Levy;O -, VIM
Hickey. Addresses were made by Msssrs
Bradley, WIngfs ID. Bcyce, and Rotnery THIS
DIVISION row admits ladies' to full member.
chip.
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REMARKABLE SPRING-Is Il Petrole uH, or
Wat "A Subject for the EacestigdtiOn Of the Gu
TteES-lt u ay be a matter of interest TO the
scientific 10 know that there Is a remarkable
spring, singular in appearance and smell, on
the west side Of 18th street, a little way below
+ street just opposite a BRICK wall. The n ow
&C mes Out Just below the edge of the curbston-,
and runs INTO the gutter, and on down the
bill The liquid is dark IN color, and emits q
Pungent, unpleasant odor, something like De-
tIoleum with considerable ammonia in il and
when II forms in little pools a sort Of metallic.
looking crust gathers on the surface. Ii NAV
BE- crude petroleum, and would no doubt az.
ford an II Interesting subject for scientific iuyes.
fieation. it Is certainly worthy the attention
Of the board Of Health, as jewellers in the vi.
ciniiy fear the IN wholesome exLalations from
d. ls the cause Of much sickness in the Neigh
bOrhOOd.
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MEDICAL pEpAsTMI.f or GE0aiE
Nl TOWN COLLEGE
MEDICAL SESSION. 1920


ooLLEGE BUILDLNs coRNER OF rEyrR
AND = STREETS.
CITY OF WA ASKING TON.
FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUNG, H. D.,
Professor OF Princip les and practice Of Mestrfna
General Pathology sDd MEDICAL Ithics
p,ofe..or L ~ Ssaissysc Ao ~ h,, NJ
and children.
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ. d,
Professor OF Principles and Practice Of Suraerv
snd surkiesl Anstomy
JAMES MORGAN, NJ D.
Professor q MaterIa MecicA aud Therapeutics
MONTGOMERY JONES, NJ. D..
- BARRY THOMPSON, N: ~.
Professor Of General ana Physiolosicsi Chemistry
j. HAIRY THOMPSON. NJ D.
Professor OF Clinical SURGERY
LOUIS MAcHALL, ys,m d,
W. BLISS, NJ d.
froffssST q SSssry Pstsology sId Theras .n,co
p,.sls .VfHkR Q. cox, M. d.. LII D.
L.e.ur Srg "a 6i,I LLIDEiDSE, n
sIUAET ELDsipes. Demonstrators
koBBRfs0n HowARD, N. D.,
w. froeector.
Bfp.. .s eS1s,s Of hscsc,.s vi.
TSEs
For the Full Ooure Of Lee tures........s iss
iassnnSs - ~
CASS.SS esof ---.---------.-.------.----. 10
sineie 1teS ~
For farfhe. iniora att on ADDE'S ''..-.----'--.
JoaNsoa ELIOT. a. D. Dean.
oseofn No. ass street north.
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RIVER FRONT.-Cdrter'S WAdTf.-Arrived
Schr. Mary Augusta, Wroten, from Hivre-ds-
Grace, with loo tons OF coal for W. T.. Brown
JO8RsOn's Whdrf.-Sailed-S3DTs. Montana,
Bearce, for GeOrgetown, 10 load coal for Bos-
ten; Phebe Williams, SpauldiIg, for Norfolk,
with manure.
RiIey's Uhdrf.-Arrived-Sioop Ann Matilda,
Beavers, with oysters for Turner S Son;
blaDkbird, Bagley. with oysters for Winfield
4 Weiser; Musquito, Pye, ITOm Lynn Haven
pay, with oysters for Turner & Son; North
Bend, Shreeve, with Isweet potatoes for w.
Lelshear. Price Of oy sters, Coo. 70 sizes; sweet
potatoes, % per Dbl. Subdivisions Ida,
Crovden; Pocomoke, BrOsnan; Chief, Lewis:
Cloud, Russell; all down river, light.
Fo,cteT's Whdyf.-Sailed-Schrs. John Hany.
Hathaway, for Georgetown 10 load coal for
river. light.
Fay's Mechanic. smart,
Pandora. Ashton; Mary c. Dreamer, Kelly, ali
down. light.
BrornT WAarf.-Sailed-Schrs s. V. w.
simmons, Smith; Lizzie Wyman, 9auger; for
GEORGETOWN, to load coal for Savannah.
Gdfs WhdJ.-The steamer Arrow, Sack.
pole, left for Mount Vernon. with good mum.
Der OF passengers. Arrived-Schr. Dismond
STATE, Win ioS tons Of coal for I. j. Calf &
Son.
Cr0ueh's Whdyf.-Steamer Express, Nichol,
left here this morning, with passengers and
freight for Baltimore and river landings
SheriFs Wood and Coal Wharf, Foot of 6ih
cfTeet.-Sailed-Schr. Sticknev Matthew'S
Tor 8eorr clown, 10 load coal for Boston.
Street WhGrf.-For GLEASON q OIenn-Ar.
rived Schrs. Mary Ailwlne, Iona and M artna,
all with oak wood.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. $40, southeast corner of7th AID y streets


soEAkE NO. a67- WITH WHARVKs,WARE.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated me nrss
LIE day OF July, A. ID. 1855 and recorded in Libsr
IN, &. r., 40 H. folios 70, %, 80 and 81, of the
land record Of Washington County, District Of
Columbia, the g. oseribers will offer for sale, at
public auction, kkIDAY, the 18th day Of
october, 1859. az O'Clock p. m. on the premises,
three undivided fourth parts Of the Leave hold
Interest and Estate IN Square southeast of Square
tred 767. In washington CITY in said District.
WHICH was demiseo By Ann COzenoye to Owen
McCue. BY deed dated on the 18th day of Nov mber,
lt08. and recorded In Liber folios 80, ct SEQ,
among the Land Rtcoros for Washington county,
in said District; together with the unexpired
terms, the wherves and water privileges,
improvenents tenements and appuI 'enances to
Terms Il ssle: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash; and the resdue In equal
pay ments ct 81 and twelve months, for which the
purchaser will give his notes. bearing interest
from the date Of sale, secured by deed Of trust on
the property. 4 deposit Of Slt0 will be required
at time Of sale. Stamps and convey ancing ct the
cost Of the purchaser. The terms Of the sale
must be COMPLIED with within week al or sale,
or the property may be resold ct the risk and cost
Of the first purchaser, after week o notice,
THOMAS USHER, (r-,...
oc sso&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MOHDA1, the 18th instant, same hour. By order
ocis GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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EURNITURB FURNITURE
Il AT BkDUCoD PRICES
Owing to the scarcity Of money, the subscriber
will offer his stock q fine Parlor and Cham =
Der Suites. Chairs, Wsrdrobes. Mattresses,
&C., comprisinR o good sssertment, at very
reduced prices. As his business 10 attended
TO In person. his light EXPENSE enable hi0 20 OF
fer goods ct much snaller advance than those
paying high rents and large sals les
j. B. WELLS.
las Bridge street. 0eoreetown, ID. c.,
. pc A-lm Termination Of street cars.
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MoRTUARY-Thes secretary of the Board o.
Health reports l33 deaths in this city during
the month of September, of which SO were
Eeles, ~ females, 50 white and So colored, 81
nhcer nye years OF age, 50 between aud 81
ysars, and from 81 20 100 years of age The
greatest number Of deaths from any one dis.
ease were consumption. IL; diarrhe, 10; nun.
Der still born, IL.
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PLEASANT READING FOR THE COOL
WkATHER.-HennIng'sIo long article IN our ad-
yertIsipg columns, on Winter Clotning at rea-
sonaole prices, Will. no doubt, be perused with
great interest by thousands OF readers. who
are reminded by the cool nights that it is time
20 "turn over a new leaf in the clothes line,
and who are also reminded by the collapsed
condition Of their portmonaies that the price Is
an object
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-16

SCPPosRD FOUL PLAYA member of the
Grand Army of the Republic, named George
q Canmaek, has been missing since Monday
morning last att O'Clock. He was a plas'erer
bv trade, employed a, the Treasury Building
and es, when he LETT home, he had a consider
able amount OF money on his person. fears ara
81 tsTtalned that Ee has been fou,ly dealt with
The detectives are searching for him, assisted
by 3 committee of the q. A. X.