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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship saragossa, Ryd'r. New York-left
Thursday, p u. Mdse. TO Ravcnel Co, south
ern Express Co. s y Railroad agent, Apple. al,
len. NJ Booth, Brown liver. hates Co, Bissoil
a. Co. DR. G Caulier. Oh ri ston Hotel, d clancy
Co, L Chaplin & Co, NJ Ua;er, Crane. Boy'slon q
Co. Cobia l. TO- l. Cob ~ x 20, Coorten W. Do~ie
& NOISE, ] Dawson. Douglass L. Jackson. DouGIa,s
4 Miller. Do ny Perry ID f F!"n nS l. CO, l.
Falk l. Go. ] Fairly & Go, Forsyth, Mc omo q 20.
Furcngo;, Bros A FraLk in, Fa.s. D tlcmin8'
G Goodwin Y 20, Ii Gcrdts & Co. Goodrich, Wine
man 10. Holmos Glider Heins. aurKamp Knl
l. 60. J Il Ililisn. N Hunt. Har: & Go Rev Helm
itsch Jennings lhomlinson h GO, JefforGs 20, U
II Johus ~. Knsma Bros Keir, KNOX. Daiy
20, 4 lrrk. HicGele " co. Il kiat Q u co. hoi-
dewiy, ID Lolez sou L F LarOu- relior Laurey q
Alc1in Ter. levinsohn. I.o,gnick & -el Los esne
Wells, Mul,.r, aIni;z "a, blilnor 90,
N.i.ha'l. Mechcrs Mailer, N MarEs, McLoy q
Rice, Marsh u, & BurQe. Magill. = Meilzler.
Railroad \. eut P Movdy " N Nichols, North steel
L W rdcll, D O'Ncili Il on. Mrs O'Neill, Pelzer,
Rodgers Grs. BON i'll. j Pi rson. ] Quacken-
bush. Ii Ro h. J Read " &c, Russell P, j Roess'
Ter, >ilcoI, E eco t., ~ s'ehens. A shipmsn,
Wing. wulburn & ntelllng. Walker, Evans Cogs-
we'll, 6 wilson G " Williams Co. Wagner
Monsees, A Tsnkentbal, II Zernow, Zogbaum, Young
Il co.
schr Charles Raymond, Higgins, Boston-15
days. Ice and Mdse 10 tho Master, A Gage & co,
'' IN THs oFFNG.
Two aauare-rIsgcd vessels unknown, apparently
ships.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr 9slena, Bale, Boston-CouItenay Trenholm.
Sailed Yesterday.
schr Mary D Haskell, Barbour, Cardenas.
Schr Gnena Hale, hostou.
From this Port.
Steam ship Falcon. Hor.ey, Baltimore March IA:
steamship JIm-s Adser. Lockwood, New YORK,
Maicn l..
British brig Baltimore, vianelo, Cardenss March 27
Up for this Port.
schr watauga, Lawrence. at Philadelphia, March IL.
British schr Lion, Mcclellan ut Mitan8as, March o..
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Everm IN, Snyder. at Philadelphia,
March IL.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York,
March 13.
Sailed for this Port
Steamship Maryland, johnson. from Baltimore,
March 13.
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GENERAL. CUN3IlSSION MERCHANTS,
20. l2J SMITHS TEAEF. BaLriMORf,
;cnsi.nrucnts OF COT ION. RICE, e.. respac'
ful,I solicited, md liberal ulyanct' msit thereot
Orders frr CORN tEd BACON promptly executed
SIti: care and attention. ,o.
April Y iEWos'
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Shipncws by Telegraph

NEW YonK, March 15-Arrivei, uatteras, United
States and Missouri via Havana
WILMINGTON, NJ ruh l5-Arrlved yesterday, BE-
becca lyde rom New York.
SAVANNAH, Marou l6-Cle red. chip Henry for
Liyerpo IL brig Haze for NOank. Conn; schr Maggie
Muyey for uarien.
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memoranda.

Tho schr Narrasanseti. from Charleston for Bos
ton arrived ut Homes Hole March IL.
The schr Cara Rankin. Rankin. Tor Georgetown
c. sailed IRON Newburyport MLrch II.
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Passengers.

Per steamship sarsgossa, from Now York-N
Garvsv and lady, C Porterus, Dickson. J Il Now
m IN, E r smith. F Richards Garvey, Gal
lup D Taylor e Mccormick, II K Soaring, Mr.
Herman, Mr uoOle, j NJ Shea.
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Gonlnlfrrial.

Exports.
BOSTON-Per achr Galena-1e0 tercss Rice, 600
bbls R. sin. 46O bags Cotton seed
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J)aiuts, Oils, Gtf.
CAMERON, BARKLEY g. CO.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
january emo
OILS! OILS! OILS!

1000 GALLONS PURE WINTER LARD OIL
100 GALLONS PURE WINTER No. LARD
OIL
500 GALLONS PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MASON'S SPERM OIL
500 GALLONS PURE MACHINERY OIL
1000 GALLONS WHITE OAK LUBRICATING
OIL
800 GALLONS REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL
800 GALLONS TANNERS (sTRAITS) OIL.
CAMERON, BARLEY s. CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January emo
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BELTING! BETTING {!

5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT.
ING
5000 FEET GUM Betting, 2, 8, 4, and
PLY
25O SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
300 DOZEN METALLIC-TIPPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, / INCH TO u INCH d.
AMETER
SOAPSTONE PACKING, INCH TO II
INCH DIAMErER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMHRON, BAKKLEY s. CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1 emo
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Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.

CharIeston C0tton Anu NIce WHIAet'
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Monday Evening. March 10. J
COTION.-Factors having exhibited better dis
position TO make such concessions as were asked by
purchasers and having sotened their prices about Nc
q b transactions took place to the extent Of about
475 bales, vz 10 at 26 l07 al 2B, 2O7 at 81 1o7 at
274 at 2sH at 2sIS, extra staple at 80, and Sat
Sic q fb. We quote:
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report. for the
Week Ending nIarch Ia. 1860.

NEW YORK, March 13 TIE MARKEr.-ln orr
last reo I the N rkct closed stcndy ut zy4o for mid
uh.g uIlands. On saturday several l,iGe oruers
wrro +. ceved from Manchester. the execution oil
which caused m ,re activity. The mark t sds steady
and Lnob nrrd. >alrs 47lG bales. Monday tho mar
ket ope ed Il mr. with ho dlrs "sking 1870, but the
fall in 20 eau dullness aud prices closed al 29H
cts sele. 1886 blles Tue day there was very II Ie
demand AMI no change In pr ces sales lO25 bales
ut 29Xc. Wedunsday several lots were offered before
the m irket price tor imlnediate delivery. ho de
m I'D ns NJ dorate and prices oscd Ec lover
"a os ll74 bales at 29c. Thursday tnerc WA quite
or, ssure to sell cotton for qui delivery. Uuyers
bod off and prio gave WAY Il. salcs 81 oales At
s8Xo ior mldding Y.s:erd!y prices we're more
ruyula~ and there was u more che, iul osling. The
Liverpool news osIu4 uucx peciediy better. e1cour
ed exporters to 70 on. here We're several ord .rs
received, par. OF which were executed. Bales 1909
bales ut 29Tc
qRlahH FnaSa g "00''0 or.sans. sa Texas
Ordinary -a26X -a25N - s2s = aa6K
ID" diary. -a2sx -aesx = as7 snx
ding. . -asrA -se,X : as sss 9sH assH
Nales of the week l2.0ii bales, lnrluding 5000 10
spinnurs, 224G to spccuIaors, and 6scT to export
GROSS reooi is at this port tor the week, 1881
bales. since l,t september sos GA bales.
UL, ihe week price hero show decline OF 20.
w,tc l. vcrpoii Il high,r; consequently he two
na:;ets 40 ;nuch nearer ptrltt. uhd "ianchc-tcf
,rd.rs are cum ~ in freely. Our sllnn'rs are doing
bu, .itt.u t,elr st Gas ire nearly .! ninImuIn
p,ip fhore h,re bo"n received Mt The po t. siucc
il: .ents por I.G8l 3i9 Das. of which x -rters
i,Yc la 1ca 9i5 Sic; .mnJer, 4jO l9i and the foohs
have incrsa .uJ 3.J.S5 bLics. Ichct receipts rs
.oIn,a.el with ,aSt year. ,02j bAe'. Deficit IN
.hi, m r.s 10 iv,rpooi. ow IA o2j ba:ns
Ia ,he annual LivarpoJ cir ulu tic supply tor
that 1T MAS o,l mated ns f, lew anlr!ici 1867
uOU; indIa l.. cU OH; Brazil 8ot co.. ES rt NO.,
20 QUO; W :st Iud,cs l20 0V0 hn nea tha ttlnc
tho accounts OF h rs hnvo boon very sapp,iit-
ina and tie estimates Of the probIblo supply I've
becl co.sd ratiy reduced. We e-lmat now that
tie up0yn figures vii be reduced abolt 'cJ,oOo
bales his w,ll neccss tate reductions Ill To- cou-
sumption to about ~ COD !acs weekly We hear
tha. tho ,nsu,Y ,ilon ia now dow, to 46U U1p LaeS
Il ID the tmal or production of goods Is wing ome
eff:.i or III. p!I,es LII Man htsief. Wh.n the rou.
runp;o has u. ell la ol furt or, rs II nut be-
to keoD tho st1's from runlIDg very low. every
pouh of y.rn sud ,arl of Oods produced can easily
bc Ill Ut emu. .rsuiy6 r.tcs.
T. :. saturday. II \. M tive Just rerov,d thn
fl, ,wlna t,b.u tpLtch from W. q. Wciis = Co
Iirsrpooi dIt.d to-,iay: "G1ptrls from inm3ay 10
uroa: Is itan. for week r:ding 9Th M4rca. 32.O0O
bales: to ihe tntinenl LOO bales"
1uE A1Es fJR UTURE DELIVERY -For March
500 Da.os at 28o; 2oJ Al 2Sc; a03 at 26c; 90 st2Tc
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By New York classification we quote:

Low niddliDg. ...................27&9-
RICE-Factors continued to hold this article
firmly and were offering but little while buyers were
unwilling to purchase at the asking rates. There
were no sales. wequote nomnally common to fair
clean Carolina at sls7s; good s1Sas9l.
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Marinf Afws.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port of Charleston: March 7
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HORRIBLE MURDER OF A BUTCHER IN

HORRIBLE MURDER OF A BUTCHER IN CIN-
CINNATI, OHIo.-John NJ. kruetZ, q respect
aOle butcher, residing at No. 263 Wade street :,
has been in the habit OF rising before three
o'clock on market days, 10 prepare for the
mornings work He kept his horse in the
stable OF a widow woman, who H~es on Belts
alley, between Wade and Everett, lust around
the corner from his residence.
On TUESDAY morning he arose as usual about
three O'Clock. and left the house for the pur-
pose OF Harvesting his horse A few minutes
after he had gone pistol report was heard by
Mrs. kruetZ. she did not at once surmise the
terrible truth. A very few minutes OF unac-
Customed delay, however, on the part OF her
husband suff1ced 20 awaken her anxiety. She
She went 10 the corner and saw the horse
ready harnessed and wagon standing by the
open door of the stable.
Receiving no answer, she was hurrying back
upOu the form Of her husband, lying lifeless in
the gutter by the wagon. She shrieked ssmur-
der" ahd ran home, meeting her daughter at
the door. Together, and Joined by the
aroused nelghoOrs, they returned to the
corpse. IL appeared that the entire right
side of the upper part of the head of the
murdered man was gone. Even the brain was
missing, and il was not found till daylight
revealed II scattered horribly upon the board
ING OF the opposite stables. A small pocket
pistol, empty, lay by the body, and had appa.
rently been the instrument of death. The
pockets of kruetZ had been turned inside out
and his pOcket-bOek, empty, was found few
feet from where be lay. The deceased was
fCrty-nIRe years OF age, and leaves Il wife and
i've children
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ORPHANs' COURT. SEPT. eth, 1879 -p,rrrc

ORPHANS COURT, Sept ssh. 1879 -psrnIcr
Sss es!. 81 Jxhs nGEySrr r.
trix .. Of joseph Bredey deceased the admin
istrstrix q Aforesaid has, With the appreciation
aforesaid. appointed SATURDAY. the "a day. Of
October A d loe9. for tns anai settlement and dis
have been collected and turned Into money;
said deceased are notified 70 attend, with their
claims properly vouched, Or they may otherwise By
Law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased
estate PYecidsd, COPY Of this erder be published
once Q week for three Ween IN the Ivenfng Star
Drevtous 70 the said day.
Test: WEBsrgR-
se9lawSWs RegiScog Of wills.
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10y GREEN D WILLIAMS
Ho. $50 6oufheast corner 7th and b streess ZEN

=, BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me, from william
She pherd and wife, dated August 5, 1867, re.
Land Records for the County OF fairfax, State Of
Tirginis, shall sell, at public sale. on WiDNSs.
% ss rs SSSs s:s.s p
nate lying and being 10 H ne aid County of Fair
fax, State OF Virgi1is, beginning for the same on
BOUNDED IS foovs f to WiaBesinnins Ct large s9s
marked red oak corner OF Fish and Harvey; thence
with line Of HaIyey's south 2sh degrees east one
Rosd; thence along the north edge Of SAID road
to ssks small esaae ana nssry IL
line with double cherry tree; thence north 49,
links 1 % the place Of besinnins, Containing SIX
Also the ioiIosins described property: Begin,
and Thompson; running thence south 29h de-
.d Ia Middle : q Il:
thence south 601z degrees east 40 poles aud links
to the centre Of the Falls Church road thence
Inks to where it interseets the Great Fail. ' road
thence along said Great Falls road north 257i de-
g6ssss west TO lo2 pole, q Links: to stake the
beginning Containing sixty six acres, two ~ rods.
H barn. aDa osssr
buildings, a store and enant house, with we'll OF
fherei Is also an apple and peach orchard, with a
few plum, cherry, and apricot trees, and some
Terms Five thousand dollars cash; balance in
s, IL and is months thereafter, In equal install
me nts with interest from the day of sale scared
tngs and stamps at the cost OF the pur chaser and
five undred dollars resuired to be paid immedi.
complied With in i've days alter the s.s the Tr1s
tee reserves the right to resell the property, ct
the risk and cost Of the P1rsha sfH5Kpp rr,,,ss
selod GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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| HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but thcss deprived q shi s. blessing know
covered person ioef. aIs1 2 el s., mcoth siin
Those Ghses systems are allsd with the virus Of
0OkOfULA. and other eutaneo1s o1eeases, can.
not have good health. WHEN the blosd 10 inDure,
An have tinsfy WsPning in shoss Ilotehss, PIN.
plea letters, eofss, Bois, Patches,
Scales, q; Avert The calamity ~ purifying the
system with the -
sAMARITAHD BOOT AHD HERB JUICES.
before ecrofula takes nfm hold.
How many have the virus OF eypnius In the SyS-
TEN, and in that oenditfon contemlIase marriage,
knewing little Of ID bansful in6uenee on the con.
stitution. 70 saeh we s:y sIoP: . xirst cleanse
lection, (Which in many csses 4 hereditary in the
constitution, before you bring misery on yourself
and Offspring. Price Gle Der potas.
SAMARITAN0 GIFT
The only real cure for 6onorrhea, elect ana
Diseases caused from indeeoreton; only ten Dllls,
purely vsssts6ls.. We disscrd BEL 90 Cs,sSic
Elm cures n non two % bur days. thus avoid:
Ing trouble, exIossre and ne s1sSrnSn, q Snseks
FORD. ana 81 bfaGsiss' pEsnoHp . CO..
na SlS Rscs street. PhiladslDhia.
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~There are 81 this moment p 900 men, wo-
men and children starving in two English
counties. They have been reduced 70 want by
strike among the nailmakers.
- A card was hung out of 8 little oyster
snop IN Sandusky City, Ohio, while the State
Saeoath School Convention was in session in
that place, which read 'sOisters in svry stile,
coked 10 order. Friends of the redemer will
please caul."
~Prince Arthur has greatly pleased the
girls Of s'tne Dominion" by his readiness %
dance with all OF them at the public balls dur
ing his progress AT Shediac he was particu-
larty courteous 70 young lady with a boquet
~Mrs. Myra Brad well, Of Chicago, who
edits law journal there Is about 10 be admit.
ted 70 the bar. She will practice law In partner
ship with her husband
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8. MARSHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of four .writs Of asri fAcias, and one
writ Of yenditioni exponas, issued from the
CIeris once Of the supreme Court Of the District
liz sale for cash in front Of the Court House door
ofsaid District, on MONDAY, the s0th day Of An.
gust, Instant 1862 at II O'Clock all defendants
right title claim and inter est and to part Lot
No. in Square No. AS, in the city Of Washing
ton, D: g., beginning as ths northss1t corner Of
the vest end q the lot; thence in northsrly a.
line Of said lot, thence with said north line to the
ments thereon, seized and levied upon, g the
% satisfy eGecStios. Nos. s SAYS, Ain, li US
and 3,706 In favor Of George b. Plant, Matthew q.
Emory. A: 4 T. y. Richards. J. d. Parkinson. and
Owen Wilson, all against Brook Meokail Jr;
ALEX. SHARP, y. g. Marshal p; o;
TIE Agoyl SAIL II P0sTPONID
until WEDNESDAY,, the 18th OF September, 1859,
parties interested.
-. .ALix. sHARP. o. 8. Marshal D: 9;
August 50, 1859. ~ 50
1THE ABOVE SALE 10 IURTHER POST
poned until WEN E6DAY, the 79th fnst,, ct same
hour and place; By order Of Court;
ALEX. SHARP, U. b. Aarshal ID. y.
september nth. 1859. Sob
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A UOTION SALE OF HOSPITAL BEDDING
"a CLOTHING, DRESSING. &c

ASSIST MEDICAL PURyEYoRs OFFICE,
WAN Warrington, d. u. Aug. 50, 1859.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, I'm this city on
TUESDAY, the 2sth day of September, 1859 at
SndiGiat{ Square Depot, street, between Fourth
Hospital Property, consisting Of Bedding, Cloth.
ffnE and Dressings, among which will be found the
following, viz: 5000 Bed Sacks, $500 Blankets
400Counterpsnes,4 900 Gutts Percha Bed Covers,
Soo Hair PILLOWS, 600 Pillow Gases, $3.50 Linen
10 eco dozen Roller Bandages. Also. Napkins
Cotton and Woollen Tape. Picked Lint, Cotton
Thresd, loo pounds Condensed Milk. 20 900
All the above articles are new and never have
been used Catalogues containing fall parti on lars
Terms: Cash, in Government funds; Is per cent
deposit required at time of sale, and all goods to
be removed Ii five days.
Assistant Medical Purveyor, Brevet Col. q. 8. A.
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DROPOsALs FOB SILVER.

eEFIcE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND INSPECTOR OF
SEwERs, CARRIAGEwAYs, FoorwAYs, AND
NEW BUILDINGS.
DRY HALL, WASHINGTON, D, o..
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Mayors
Omce, City Hall, until u O'Clock m. on FRIDAY,
the 18th CT eptember, for constructing Barrel
sewer, commencing &C the Intersection Of 18th
street vsst With street north. thence vest with
2lst street. thence north on 2lst street to street.
inside diameter OF three feet, thence west on H
street to I'D street, inside diameter OF three
feet and six inches; thence north on nd
street to street, inside diameter Of four
side diameter Of four feet ana six inches with
arms or branches, either OF brick or tile. and OF
such size as may be necessary to accommodate the
natural surface drainage I'm that section Of the
ward. Also, 70 be provided with latersls traps,
drops, lthimblss.J and manholes, wherever deemed
The work to be done under the direction OF tho
Superintendent and Inspector of Saw the m.
perintendence Of the First Ward Commissioner,
apd the Assistant Commissioners, appointed By
.specihcation may be seen 1t this ONCE. Bid.
dsrs will state the price per lineal foot for main
sewer and lsteras, each for traps, thmbles drops,
al All BIDS must Be accompanied BY q penal bond
in the sum OF DO eoo) ten thousand dollars thsf
fas 6aSss y sse ~: And Is,ior% TIE s.s
60 % certified 70 b. the Registsr Of the city.
The neyor feeerves the right to reject any or oil
bids II deemed for ths interest Of the CORPORATION
to do %; and IL any bid that does not conform in
every respect to this advertisement viii not Be
=, F;SSS:si; e ?: endorsed Proposal. for Sewer
CHARLES n. BLISS,
se ltd Superintendent Of Sewers, &c.
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10y CHAs. W. BOrDLBR. Auctionser.
ID Successor to j. q. Mcclure A o.,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street
Tsg yy s sAI tS o. ,yxALgABLs BUILDING

LII COOPER LAT INNER, Auctfoneers,
- Successors to J. o. Mcclure Oo.,J
Southwest corner Pennaa avenue and llth street.
TRUSTEES SALE o! LEAsEHoLD PROP.
ERTY.
Under ana Sy virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
August; 1854, and recorded among the land records
OF Warrington county, in the District Of Colum
s ps d ~ LSsr T. Ne q, folio: 49, &C. sad
e%ona al. asse the h OF and
Ne 2, folio ~, &c, the subscriber will sell, on
MVNpAfs the 18th day OF October next, at "A
o'clock IN the afternoon, on the premises the es
tate right, title interest and term Of years yet to
IN and to part OF Lot l5 in Square 1884, described as
follows: Beginning at the northeast corner Of Lot
10 and running thence west l33 feet south "a feet
east ~ Iset north feat east IS feet, north ~ feet
Ing tho entire interest estate and term OF years
YET belonging to said Hoizer Of lease Of said part
q LOT Ior ninety Bire years from the 10th day of
MAY, 1867, with the privilege ut any time during
another term Of ninety nine years ana which Vas
granted to the said HolZ ar by Joseph Ormun BY an
ind enture record ed In Liber T. A. NO 49, at
ionos M snd ~; Of the land records Of Washington
The sale is made for the purpose OF paying ont
OF the proceeds thereof Indebtedness Of ths said
frederick Holzer OF 9Is0O, which 10 secured by
the nrst of the said deeds OF trusts and
June, 1857, each for the Of 8 504 60 and paya-
bic respe ciively In six and twelve months from
said date, secured by the last mentioned OF said
The terms of the sale will be one third of tho
purchase money TO be paid at Il me of SALE and the
balance in six, nine and twelve months; the pur-
chaser To give his Promssary note sfact orily
endorsed, for such deferred payments. All con-
and =
Sc eod&ds COOPER LATIMER, ABcts
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CONVENIENT SALE.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, {
OFFICE OHIEF QUARTRRMAsrRR,
RICHMOND: Va September Is, Is69. I
A. Inc unoersigned will sell, at Public Aucti N NJ
the Quar,1rmasfers Corral at . Rockett's. !" Rich.
mopd, NTEinfa, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m =,
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of October, 1859, q large
FURNITURE,
STOVES AND PIPE,
HARNESS, CHAINS, SADDLES 8c
TOOLS AND OTHER STOKES,
TENTS, PIOKe, HATCHE g. &C
Gay OF sale, and q deposit of ten per cent on the
amount bid viii be required from each purch as or.
erty, 'He piop
BY order Of the Quartermaster General, U. s.
army J. O. OHANDT,lR S
Breyet Colonel, Quarter master u. s. Army
Chief Quartermsster, LIST Military District.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Anctioneers and keal Estate Brokers,
NO. $40, southeast corner It'll and ID streets.

By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated 18th OF August
1855 and recorded In Liber No. 663. folio 3S /
day Of September, 1869, at 5 O'Clock D. m , th fee
simple Of the followiOg desirable Lot, stu ated on
being part Of Lot IS In Square No 2 acc riding to
kingmsn's subdivision ef said square fronting II
feet ON the south side Of street oy depth Of i2O
Terms: One.third cash; balance in 6 and -
mosths, with interest. Stamps and conveyaacing
THOMAS a. MITCHELL, Trustee.
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RY CHAS. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
u (Successor to J. o. Mcclure & 90 y
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th st.
GUARDIANS SALE OF SMALL HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE ISLAND,

- By virtue Of . decree Of the Orphans
ia Court, ratified and confirmed By the su preme
scriber will sell ct public sale, on FRIDAY, the
LIST osy OF October 1859; at O'Clock p m, ON the
Square No $50, fronting % feet on South street,
~ lis feet on LIST street west, improved By Q small
Terms Of sale: One half cash; and balance in six
and twelve months, for notes bearing Interest from
day OF sale, secured by deed In trust upon the
property S5s of the cash payment will be REQUIRED
as soon as the property is knocked Down. Ali con-
vey ancing and stamps at the cost Of the
ELIZA SMALL, Guardian,
Sc Is 2aw&ds CHAS. W. BOTELER Auct