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BOLD BU26LA Ar.
General Duryee "shndowed',-He Uses His
Revolver.

General Duryee "shndOwedo-IIe Uses His
Revolver.
The burglars and thieves seem to be no respecters
OF persons. on Wednesday evening General A. Dur
wee retired TO rest and sumber at the hour at
his residence, No. 3 East Thlrty-eighth street,
after securely fastening hts doors About four O'Clock
In the morning following bold burglar, who evil
IDENTIFY thought that as Captain Burden and the ol-
GERS were celebrating their station thouse opening
the streets would be left uncovered entered by means
of false keys, the Generals room. He CROPPED about
IN the darkness in search or vauables, found the
pants OF the occupant and in the act OF remov-
ing pocketbook containing $780, when Duryee was
awakened, and seeing the shadow OF crouching
man, reached MS revolver and fired The ba II missed
It's mark and the burglar made hasty exit TO the
street, he reached IN safety. Hearing the report
OF the pistol officer Lee, OF the Twenty-ninth pre-
cinct who was on post, hurried TO the house, pur-
sued the burglar so closely that his bat fell or ana
was secured ~ the offcer. 1t Is now on exhibition
at the West Twenty-nlnth street station mousse
where the owner can secure II by calling proving
property and paying expenses" OF this gratuitous
advertisement.
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10Y two reasons-nrst because they understand they
IRE, in some or the numerous suits OF this
contest, enlolned against paying; second, because
they claim 10 have an Onset OF $35, 000 He further
states tSat large amount OF the bonds OF the COM
pany pndes third mortgage signed but never Issued,
the bank TO paw sr and asks for directions TO the
order in which he sn pay on the various classes OF
debts when he gets funds ana whether ne Is author.
zed TO sell or pledge these "VuoS 70 Iase ohss or
these purposes. Tie Court hesra argument on these
questions aud reserved It's decl aiNn.
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THE ALBANY AND SUSVUEalEsA RAILROAD.
More DimcuIty-Tho Receiver Demands In
struction.

Supreme Court (Rochesterl.-Be Judge John
son.
The litigation In the Albany and susquenana Rail.
road war came up In new shape on Monday, be-
fore Judge johnson, at Rochester. Mr.. Banks the
been put 70 very great expense In repairing the
damages caused by the recent fresbes; that he had
no resources, except about $50 900 in bang and
certain claims, some OF which the debtors refused TO
pay, and there are outstanding liabilities on the
road TO large amount, besides interest on the
mortgages, a part OF which fell due october /,
and part OF when will be due In November and that
toe bondhoders threaten TO forecl0se the NOR gage
lie states that the Farmers' and Mechanics Bapk Of
Albany owe about tsS 1000 which they decline u pay
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SHIPPIN N E w s.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER IS, lses.
Herald RncknuPa.

Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port viii
please deliver all packages intended the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
zach. feet The New York Associated do not now
collect marine reports attend delivery pac
aswi be the following extract the
ofthe regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1865
Resolved, That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection of ship the
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
EFr The office of the HERALD steam yachts JAMES md
JEANETTE is Mt Whitehall slip. All communications from
owners and consgnees TO the masters Of inward
sells will be forwarded free of charge.
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MANGUyRlyG FOR POCKET MONEY.
"Nippingo n PortemOnnaie.

young man named Charles Obren, native OF
Denmark, tweny-three years OF age and residing at
326 East Fifteenth street, accosted Mrs. Julia Ken
saer, OF 40 Main street, Brooklyn yesterday morn.
ing, IN John street, ana placed his hand in the
pocket OF her dress Before he had time to get far
away she missed ner pocketbook, which contained
nlnety-elght dollars. She endeavored to catch hold
OF him. but he ran away. She pursued him and he
was arrested. The pocketbook had, however been
passed to confederate. He was brought before
Judge Bowling, at The Tomb5 and committed 10
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
A wife Murdered by Her Intoxicated Uus-
band.


From the Nashville TENN Banner, Oct. Oil
Charies ~ stewart was clerk In Justice Cas-
settys court. Having received a portion OF mis-
salary Tuesday afternoon he went on, got on n
spree, attended the theatre and subsequently, went
over TO Ozannes icecream saloon, corner OF Union
ana sumner streets abused his son Robert lad OF
aDout tnrteen years age, who - employed at that
establishment as clerk, drew out his pistol and
threatened 20 XIII him. Robert was thus put in
bodily Tear OF ma life Stewart in beastIy state OF
lntoXlcauOn, aiterwafd wandered toward home,
where he arrived about midnight. Yesterday morn
ing Robert having got up from ns couch previous 10
his father rehearscd what had occurred at Ozanne's
the night previous.
stewart got up, dressed himself ana went into The
Kitchen, wnere nus wife was engaged AZ work After
some few remarks mad passed between them she
ended MIN Tor his conduct toward Robert, ana
sald:-"Charley,n addressing her husband lyon
should not have acted In the manner Won did sun
pose you had snot Robert, wouldn't ii have been
dreadful. Then what would have become OF Won vi
TO TINS stewart emphaticay replied:"I would
have killed him and Will XII your drew his pistol
and fired, the ball entering her head lust above the
right eye tearing II 10 pieces and crushing the hone
In It's passage Robert ran 70 his mother us she was
about TO Ia, caught her IN her arms ana eased her
down upon the hoor where she lay with the blood
gushing out from the mortal wound.
THE SPRINGFIELD MAss) ARaoRY. The armorv
like other mundane spots Ia liable 10 change and
several Things have happened there OF late besides
guns aud swords. The arsenal has no work done In
II now save dismounttng the old guns and repacktnQ
breech-lOaders. A new moor has been laid In the
1rst story, and the second and third have been
painted, and the building otherwise renewed. The
Old Cling shop on the other aide OF the grounds has
been transformed into the storekeepere department,
save the base which Ia still used for repairs
Ordnance stores occupy the first and second stories
andpaer2s the third Jhe old arsenal built In 1880 has
been distinguished by new coat or paint All the
SWORDS sent 10 the arm0ry Tor renewal have been
put In readiness for service ana repose In DO TIL
wanted, There are 80, $50 enough for quite an army
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A Healthy Agent for Charitable Institutions.
Mr.. w. Z. Dodge. IL states thai q well dressed

Mr.. W. Z. Dodge, ~, states That well dressed
young man. representing himself at various times
as clerk with Lockwood & Co., L. s. Jafrray 4 Co.,
S. B. Chittenden Co. or Phelps, Dodge Il Co., and
as sent by them, has been collecting for long time
Tor the National Home Tor Widows and Orphansr
or for the Home Tor Orphans In 125th street. He
has usually had large, extensively bound sub
scripton book, and has swindled very large num-
Der OF people, getting twenty dollars from eac
person. No such charity exists and the whole thing
has been systematic and most successful swindle.
lie has now been arrested, ana all persons who have
paid him money and can identity him Will serve the
ends OF justice and aid in stopping this now common
mode OF defrauding by stopping at Police Head
quarters Mulberry street, this friday morning be-
fore O'Clock. He has signed receipts usually al
''Geo. Z. Lockwood Having USED Mr.. Dodge's
name with many other persons, the latter gentle
man feels anxious TO have full case made out
against Mr.. LOCKWOOD
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Advlces from shanghae lated September is report
that the United States nagship Delaware Qate Pts
cataqua, Captain English, with Admiral Rowan, re-
mains at Yokohama; also the Monocacy, Com
mander McRea and Ashuelot, Commander Brad
ford. The lroquois, Commander Law, was at Hong
Kong, homeward bound. The Idaho, Commander
Taylor and oneida, Commander Williams are also
en- route TO san Francisco. The Unadla, Com.
mander Hooker, and Maumee, Commander Cushing
were on the southern station.
The United States steamer Aroostook was sold al
Yokohama for Sl2 600. Among the many changes
In tue Asatc squadron and contemplated by the
government we near II stated thar the doube-enders
honocacy and Ashuelot are likely to ma purchasers
In China.
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annsops Hsnsa, for Bremen; samara Liverpool Fab
nns, 1srmada Easle, Havana; L.vnsston, Savannah
snetonka, Chareston Weybosset, do; Empire Whining
".n, NC; Saratoga, Richmond, &c.
Wind at sunset WSW, light
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 49, 8ea-TR1PLE SHEET

OF cavalry. There are now about 200 breach load.
ers Turned out daly, combining the best points OF
various inventions. The Enfield rlfes being
cleaned up for sale to whoever wants them; ina
sublime Porte lately bought 125, 000.-SpIfnQr eld
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APPROXIMATIONS Prizes.

ls aaeS 70 wv soOc
Aeorroximations TO tho a3o,0JO Prike-Nos. bd3 and
hpproxImstions 10 tho slbOOO Prire-Nos 1891 and
IS,sS each IN mn pri,a No. 1V
1854, each - n 900 pri,e No. SS
tUt
pr,es maid In gold. Information furnished The highest
s.ss IA for Donboons and all kinds Of Gold Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IS Wall street, New York
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Circular from Secretary Robeson-How to
EIGxe the Navy Popular TO Seamen.

WASHINGTON, Oct. q, 1858.
The allowing circular has Just been issued by the
Secretary Of the Navy
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Oct. Il, 1869.
To maze the navy popular with seamen and TO
overcome, far as may be- the difficulty OF obtain.
ing men VINO WIN make IL their permanent home IL
Is necessary that they should never be needessly
Denied suCh indulgenees us may be consistent with
the efficiency and discipline OF the service Expert
ence shows that while those Officers who indulge
their men With liberty, when by good conduct tDey
nave entitled themselves TO H., make the service
popnlar, those who unnecessarily restrain them
anOtd grounds for discomfort instead OF good con-
duct AMI shut the door OF tne navy against that class
0i heamSn most valuable TO IT, Liberty on shore
should be usei as an encouragement and reward
Tor good c0nnuct. IL 10 therefore suggested that
hereafter commanding officers sinai give to such OF
their men 90 BY uniform good conduct deserve
~, evcIl lnl uisence ~ THIS respect compatible with
rue performance OF the necessary duties and the
maintenance OF discipline on board their ships.
Commanding oinceTs are directed instead OF with
noiuDs all w pay q the men until the end OF the
cruise, When u rs liable 70 be spent in Short time
10 allow such OF their as desire To draw IL one
hfn OF their monthly pay at the end OF each month
ATTENTION 10 tnese matters VIII, 1t Is believed do
much TO make the service popular, and when under
stood, 20 encourage enlismehts. The department il
aLAo OF opinion that the custom OF taking away the
pay OF seamen by summary court martial II an h1Iu-
dlclocs one and calculated TO punish the famles OF
the Offenders rather than themselves summary
courts martial are intended TO punish cases nat
serious enough for the attention OF a general
ments pro.per TO DO inflicted which wlI no
found effective 10 maintain discipline without
taking from sailors the compensation for their
labor priyatlon and exposure Congress IN It's dis.
cretlop, has pasA I'd law prohibiting the taking
away the pay OF AeaInen unless sanctioned by the
department, but II ne officers commanding vessels
are Influenced by the Jews Of me department. above
expressed there VIII ra,rely Pe necessity Ior the
exercise os tue departmesn a1y 1asson Ia 'ne
Secretary u the Navy
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ford. cnAse, New York Tor New Bed
sehr aebs BIZ Ras on New York for Northpor
sehr L Daeieis s sesn New York for Grsenport.
Sehr a r swsn, dnapp, New York for Oyster Raw
s0n' A'hs>iand, Murphy, New York for Noapk
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BELOW
SAILED

Ship W stetson, Moore from ro,,on Ca, N
10 Johb Griswoid. ~ "'nuon SEPT ~ Win mdsc
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DENTISTRY

rrEgTn EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; 10 YEARS
j bsnumbing application, eas administered. Besutit u
teeth, 81 SET 80 Gold sos bought Plunpers for hit
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EYES AND EARS.

4 RTTFfCIAL HUMAN EYBs.-BAUOH 4 GQUGRI-
"A MANN Formerly with Professor Boissonnoau OF Par,
mat ers nseers Of the improved Artificial Human Eye
e5i broadway. N. B.-These eyes are endorsed by hs
faculty.
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BROOKL YIN CITY.
THE COURTs.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.

-"y-Interesting 10 NIer.
Pnrtnerships-Asc.~.
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PfPPIN Is the name Of q jocund individual
" no eloped from Montreal in the sprins VIII
me wife OF Mr.. Day. Last week he Appeared
AT Days snice, hfted one Of Mr.. Days hats in
sanitation, wiped his brow on one OF MP. Day' s
he eiopemen', and told him that II ks had an y
use for his wife he might have her back aealn,
as her company had become monotonous As
soon as Day could recover from me shock, be
lad Peppfn popped In JaIl. - ;. =
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10y GREEN WILLIAM,
~ Auctforeers and Real Estate BrokerS,
No 536, southeast corner Of It'll and D streets

Nc. sSS, southeast corner ofitS and b streets.
EGE FEES 4a ~ HEe wkya XAhgA
5s fSSEHs
so ssnde. Month : I'd siIs, e the uaas r.!sned
January, is5s and rpesoraea in Liser n g. 6.
No Is felios 80 to ls,: and the other dated the
No a. folio III. et sea; of the land records
Tor washinet0n county, in the District Of G0lum-
9e hs m an that certain piece or parcel e
sioressid and designated 3, part Of the trsct Of
nsra oai ,s saint a1d nov nov
Asyum.s nd more particularly described as follows:
Asylum to wsshinston city, the said point being
S AS 5:sItss ss5s ss.h ~ jsnasfy.
and @ is the ne
9e1Tsen pie &C. Of l;1d then Owned By Thomas
ana sna
sixty six links to stone on which the figure four
t4lis engraved thence with the same course south
Esls SIX li%t. to county osi leading fron Gsod
osS thence ae With .sa Sa Asym
eighty nine links; thence still with said road north
links; thence leaving said road north seventeen
ana three-efghths degrees west twenty three
chain: and seven links, to large pine tree thence
fifteen chsirs and twenty two links. to the east
side OF said Asylum road and thence with said
Asylum road south four ana seven eighths de.
ann
one chain and fifty seven link 20 the point of be-
ginning; containing twenty nine acres a nd forty
hundreds Of an acre. together with all improve
ments rights, privileges and appurten there.
to belonging or appertani sg.
This piece OF and Is aeh owledged to be about
the most valuable across the Essiern Branch, and
being bounded by two county roads, IS capable OF
5nodivitfon into acre or half acre building lots,
which would command ready sale at hi gh prices.
The improvements TO be sold with the land
slst OF about half q mile Of high and most excel
tract.
Terms of sale One fourth cash. CT which S2OO
VIII be required at the time of sale, and the bal
ance n six, twelve and eighteen months with in
terest, secured by deed Of trust the premises.
Should the terms of sale not be complied with
within i've days from date Of sale, the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell ct thecest AMI risk of
the nrst purchaser. after We dAy's notice in the
National Intelli Gencer.
All convtyanciHg and revenue STAN s at the cost
INV THos. HUTCHINSON. Trustee.
je 2i2aw&ds GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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aARRIRD.

wv nsadsf e Ne .,sd.ne: q the 6ti3y psr.nss,
FANNY RGDb. dsssSssr Of JAZZ mad, E.a' .
oil this city. no cards HsS''
n hEfs1s-R ID. On the Ssh instant, BY Rev
ssrsn..a sgs S@r: q the rssidtnce Of the brides
n I'M. .i,2 SoD, Daughter Of james 1udd. EsI.
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DlY GBIEH WILLIAMS,
- - Auctioneerp and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26 Southeast corner OF 7th and ID ste,
TWLNTY ONE UEIMPROvED LOTS IN DIE
FEkEhT PARTS OF THE CITY Ar AUG

TWINTY- ONE UEIMPROyED LOTS IN DIFF
rhhEhT PARTS OF THE CITY AT AUG
On MONDAY, the 2Sth instant. at s O'Clock D.
m,we shall sell at our auction rooms the following
poverty, viz:
Lots and 10, in Square No 1,O2s, situated cor
ner street north and 18th street east.
Lot 10, in Square No oS5
Lot II. in Square No. OF. 18th street east
Lot 10; In tauare No. 7i2, near New Jersey av-
eDur and street south
Lots 10, H. Is IA and l6 in Square No. 59S,
30 street west and s9uth NJ street.
Lots and 10, in Square 8ol, Sd street asst near
street south,
Lo's 1, 23 and senth half of Lot n. in Square No
SAY sd street west and II street south, Island,
Lot 2, In Square 69S, or south X street.
Lot 4. In square 61, south d street.
Lets and 9, In Sauare $685. north Y str eet, be-
tween 5th and 9Th eat
bidders.
Terms One fc urth cash balance in 6, II Is and "A
months, Tor nstes bearing interest, secured BY a
deed of trust on the premises sofa Stamps, &c,
lot when sold. 08lBN WILLIAMS,
Ul9d tRepi Auctioneers.
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SALE.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DTsTRIcr,)
Once CfiG( QHaYtEmastey,
.Rithmond, Va, July q, 1859.
the VIZ sell
monAs vtSginta, commepctng ct 10 O'Clock 9. %, +,
on MONDAY, the Cd Day Of Ia gust, 1893, FIFTY.
been reserved from preceding sake-of superior
1nnlisy, to T. 'old ehly on sssouns OF being no
Tsrms: Gssh, In United 1tstes currency. on the
DAY Of ss!s sSS deeost q ten Iss cent on the
The animals must b remoxo1 on the day OF sale,
By order Of the QuartsrHss6tsr Sssefsl q. 8.
Brevet Col, Quartz Tmscter y . Army,
jy22-6t Chief O. n. Lat MiHtafy District.
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FURNITURE
AT BlDUCBD PRICES.

Owing 10 change about to be made in the build.
ing. shall from this date offer my entire stock
not ct cost-but 81 kIDUCED PkfCDS. Persons
Wishtpg Furniture Will save zine aud money by
Iureh Ain rev. Father than attend auction sales.
Csll and Judge for yourself
-,WM; q DENN's
M 2stf adjoining Cd Fellows Hall.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS.
- Auctiopeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner of Seventh and . streets.

ON 10Th STREET EAST, BlTWEEN AND
sTBkkT3 SOUTH.
- By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court
GM OF the District OF Columbia, raised in Chan
SAceIy, cause No. ,63i Equity Docket 3, in
which Francis Profit Is com plain ant and Joseph
Munter ct al. are respondents, shall, on FIJI.
DAY, the sOth day Of July, 1859, on the premises,
procetdfo sell at pu bic auction, at oclockip
Lot numbered thirty seven, fT, in Van ii look and
Metcst's subdivision Of square nine hundred and
forty four, (9A) fronting on 10th street east. be-
tween b and q streets sooth, and improved b.
ore story Frame Building, containing two ro- ms
al d kitchen.
Terms: One half cash. Of which $40, will be
required or the spot; and balance ia six months
from day CT sale, with interest, tn be secured by
the note of the purchaser indc rsed to the saisac
ton of the Trustee. deed given when ell the
purchase money fs raid. All conyevancing and
revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
FBED. Feb MIDT. Trustee.
Iy2l d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacts.
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10y JOSEPH n. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate A gent and Aactioneer.
Office, 1863 Eighth street west near north ct.

10y JOSEPH n. KELLEY,
ID Real Estate Agent and AHctioneer.
Once, 1868 Eighth street west, near north ct.
TkueTlE,s SALE OF A LARGE FINE BRICK
HOUSE AMI LOT. No 2O1 WEST SIDD OF
SIXTH sTREIT WI ST: BETW.EN N AID
- eTkDkTs NORTH. AT AUCTION.
- Under and b. virtue OF a deed OF trust to
me, the undersigned, bear ng date on the
ninth day Of July, A. ID. 1858. and duly re
corded in liber No. s6, folos ISL. SC, one Of the
land records in and for Washington county, in
the DISTRICT Of Columbia and a. thu written re
by; will sell, on fRIDAY. the soth day Of
Of the ,rsGi.e se'' IS % s nu%be4ea ir9nt
one. telJ in square numbered four hundred
msds 81. 6os atom Of the city
Of Washingtos. said lot having trent Of "a feet
on si.,h street vest and RI ming back los feet to
story end basement brick house, con tanning ton
rooms and bath room, with stws story frame sta
Terms Of sale One third in cash; balance In three
equal payments Ut six, nine. aad twelve months,
frsm day Of sale, with Interest, and secured oy q
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyapcing
ana venue stamps ct cost Of the purchaser. 500
to be paid down on day OF sAle.
J. W. BA ACLO, Trustee.
JOS. r. R1LLDY,
Jyl5-eo&d IChropI Auctionssr.
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l1Y WILLIAM Il. WALL D co., Aucts,,
D Stores corner oh and street.
(WallO Opera aoQOe,)
sfsl sSsfa ss hSHs 4 s1n an AaD 81 srh

- 81 virtue Of decree ofths suprsms Court
ktipg, bearing date the 9Th day OF March, 1859,
AID passed IN ths caqss Of RsSaS Lewis OF 81. vs.
i ssls # public sae.cs front Il. p1.m Gas.
% TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of Jolly, at 8 O'Clock
IN Il y Of
attbsntie lreand Ilen q the City Of Washin gtoL,
ccnferssbis 9~o.story frs%e pW.i iE House Of
This property Is located ON ~ street north, -
ssi 10 y sSs 0i ssstsS
and pure cold water convenient and abundant.
nns Opportunity u here presented to procure
Terms: One half eashj The rssidus In two equal
q H. 1 ana tys civ months the par
ssti.factcril{ indorsed and bearing interest from
the day OF sale. Title deed to be retained until the
ancipg and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser
jyls-eo4ds ". 7. WALL CO., Aucts.
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RY CO0PSR & LATIMER, Auctieneers,
- Successors to Jas. U. Mcclure 4 OoI

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON RHODE Is
LAND AVEE0n, BETWEEN 14TH AND I5TH
STREETS. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July 9Th, 1859
AZ O'Clock, an the premises, We shall sell Lot Z,
In SUBDIVISION OF Square 2ll situated Rhode Is
land avenue. between l4th and 18th streets having
front OF 20 feet, and running back to An alley.
cality and should demand the attention of parties
wishing to make profitable invest ment.
Terms One fourth ca h, balance in six, tw Give
and eiahteen months. secured by 9 deed OF trust
Win notes bearing interest Oouveyancing and
stamps at purchasers cost. $50 down at time Of
sale.
Jyn-d COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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BOARDING..

II ARGE FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
II Rooms, WITH BOARD-With Of bath
End gas. No. 4i3 9Th street, opposite Patent Of
nee Jy26t"
ROABplNG.-Two delishtfal and communi.
- eating kOOMn. opening north and south, for
rent fuIbished, with use of nne parlors. Meals
sent to the rooms free Of extra charge at 31A 10th
street, northeast corner Massachusetts, avenue.
Front deor opposite Government reservation.
Terms moderate. iy 0-3ts
EIkeT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms, to be had on reasonable
terms at 81 st. bet. 18th and 18th; short walk
from most Of TIT puels Off ces. jyStf