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LOCAL NEWS.
To Advert taera.
Noarlj i thousand copica uf tlo Uepvb
lican are circulated among the hating piiulu
tlon every day, besldosthelargotiuraberBcrvcrt
to regular subscribers. AdvcrlUern will take
note accordingly.
CITY COUNCILS.
Board or ALDtftUKN. Ilio B.ianl met at the
usual hour, and, In the aliienco f the Presi
dent, was called to order by Mr. Ilrown. Pres
ent, all tho members, except Mo.srs. Dove and
Magruder.
The chair laid bolero the Board the nccntinta
of tho ward apnthetMrles for tho quarter end
Ing September 30th, which were referred.
A commuiiioittlon wni received from the
Mayor, transmitting tho following unmlnallutm
Thomas Puronll iiiid J.woph Bryan, commis
sioners of Contro M-irko', In tlio pl.ico ol
Woodvllle Lath.imand Wll Utn 13, Paulding.
J. T.Howard, plrysloluit of 'lu poor nf tho
fourth waid, In placo of Or .1 M. Toner, ro
signed. Trustoes nf Publ SoIinuU It. B. Ironsides,
John -Laroorabo, mid U jbi.-r I Itlukott", for the
Orst district.
Hltohel II. Mlllor, Valentine Harbaiigh, and
C. II. Uttermehle,for tho tommd district.
P. S. Walsh, Otis C. Wight, and rredorlck I).
Stewart, for tho third d sttlct.
Jamos K. Holmcad, John T. Caoll, and Petur
M. Pearson, lor tlio lourth district.
Jnhu 0. Kennedy, Treasurer, and Wj B Day.
ton, Secretary.
Thcso nominations were all roforrod.
Mr. Sargont presented a memorial frnn the
Sanitary Commission, asking that a oulvnrt lo
built and gas Ititrnducotl on North Capitol
street; which was oforrcd.
Mr Brown, from the Commltteo on Flnancn,
to whom was roforred tho propnsod roducll'm
of tho salaries of tho Collector and Uoglstor,
woro discharged from tho furthar consideration
uf the satno.
Mr. Fisher rep'orted a bill for the relief of M.
Cunnlngh tm and A. Buyland; which was rc
forred. Mr. Sargent olTerod a resolution Instructing
tho Committee on Police to Inquire Into the
expediency of providing a remedy, by law, for
the Impositions practiced on our citizens hy tho
proprietors and drivers of omnibuses, by over
crowding them with passongori.; which was
Passed.
Mr. Fisher offered a ro"rlutlon asking tho
Mayor to furnish tho Board with a detailed
xtatomont ot tho cost of the now Central Guard
IIouso, with suoh otbor Information on tho
subject as ho may deem proper ; which was
passed.
The Board then took a recess for twenty min
utes, and, on reassembling,
The Chair laid boforo tho Board a communi
cation from ilio Mayor, enclosing a letter from
C. B. Cluskoy, tho superintendent of tho build
ing nf tho Contral Guard House, In which ho
states that $11,075 hao alrcadv been expended
ou the building, and that it will require i!,000
moro tu pay debts due on it, iiul completo tho
building. Ho iiln states that this is the cheap
est built building In the city. Tho communl
o.llon was t rferred to the Committee on Iin
prnreujiiaf
The Board then adjourned.
Coiimov Council. Mr. Edmonston presented
a petition from Thompson Shedd, praying the
remission of a fine. Ilsforred.
Mr. E. also made a por.omil explanation lo
relation to a report of his remarks in tho last
meeting, as roported In the Star.
Mr. Shopherd, trom the Commltteo on Drain
ago and Distribution of Water, reported l.ivur
ably on the Mil from the Uurdof Aldurraen
providing for h3reotlonofstallcn-housos,A.o.,
tor the use nf tho Metropolitan Police ; and tho
hill was passed.
Mr. McGr.itli, from tho Commlttoe on the Flro
Department, asked to be dUcli.irgcd from the
further consideration of the bill granting the
useofthoCouncllChambortnthoPorsoveranco
l'lre Company for the holding of meetings, on
tho ground ot the contemplated Improvements
to the hall, andof tho many meetings now bolng
hold therein; and tho commlttoe was accord
ingly discharged.
The bill providing for tho appointment of a
police constable foice was then taken up, and,
after belig amended In various ways, was
passed.
The bill, as passed, provides for tho ap
pointment, hy tho Mayor, on or about the
tourth Monday In June, from the list of county
constables, commissioned by the uirnult court,
ono pollco constable for each of tho Orst, third,
fifth, seventh, olghth, ninth and tenth police
districts, and one for the second, fourth and
sixth districts united, whose dutynhall.be to
serve all warrants for offences committed
against tbls Corporation, and oxecuto all tho
necessary civil ptocoss for the collootlon of
flues, forfeitures and costd, and perform all
such other duties as may bo proscribed to
them by tho Mayor and Council", lutholr re
spective districts: Provided, Tho satno shall
not in any manner conflict with tho recent uoi
of Congress, entitled " a Bill to croato a Metro
politan Pollco DMrlut of the District of Colum
bia, and to establish a Pollco therefor."
The bill alio provides that tho compensation
of each police uonsUMo shall be 200 per an
mim, and ten per cent, on all flues collected and
paid In; and it shall not be lawful for any of tho
ofllcors to follow any other occupation or busi
ness; nor shall theyoxtct any foe orrocehe
any fuo, reward, or compensation whatever,
for tho execution ot any duty legally assignod
them, except such roward as may, from time
to time, ho publicly offered by any other cor
poration or State, or the United States, or Indi
viduals. ll also provides for tho appointment of user
goant, at a sa arv of C00 nor annum, who shall
have an ofllceln'the Uity Hall, and whoso duty
It shall be to have a general supervision of the
force, koep a rooord of tho uatiiro of tho
ollonco committed, tho amount ot Judgment,
Ac, and shall make a lopurttotho Mayor once
every three months of all moneys received or
paid nut.
It is also provided that beforo tho sergeant
or any pollco constable shall enter upon the
duties of his oftlce, ho shall take and tubscribo
an oath boforo a Justice of tho Peace, that he
will support tho Constitution and laws of tho
United State , and perform the duties of his
office to the bostol his ability; and also give
bond with two good and sufficient siuetks to
this corporation, to bo approved by tho Mayor,
In the sum of ono thousand dollars for the
prompt paymont of all monoys which may come
into his hands as too.", lines, forfeitures, costs,
Ac, at such times as may be procciibod by
law ; and that tho Mayor and oily attorney
shall have authority to mako all further rules
and regulations for the government of the
officers, and all such detail us may bo necessary
to give effect to this law.
Without transacting any fui thor buslnoss, the
Board adjourned.
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Ccntrul Uuard-IIouic.
The following cases woro disposed of by Jus.
tloo Thompson, rsterday morning: lUvid
111x70 and Essex Hied, colored, for falling to
givo the bond requlrod of treo colored persons
coming to rosldo in the city, woro fined 110.01
oacli. Elizabeth Cam obeli, drunk and disor
der!) ; workhouse 30 days. Kllz.iboth Birnh,
culniod, do.; 30 days, Peter Dolan, do,; flno
Jl.SS. llughMcElroy, do.; turned over to tho
miluarv . Francos Weeks, oolorod, do ; work
houso JO days. Melbourne Center, do.; fined
il.94. J. J. Flndloy, disorderly; dismissed.
13d. Hllll.ud, do.; line tl.'Jl. Kllen Hall, drunk
and disorderly; workhouso 30 days. Ann
Hickman, do.; lined S3 01. Samuel Woodland
do.; $2.91 Susan Diggs, drunk and vagrant
workhouso 00 days.
Deaths tf Sulilltr.
Tho following scldlors died yestordas :
At the llruptlvo Hospital David Brink,
company t, new jersey oavairy.
At the College Charles ltyan, company V,
Seventh New Jersey, and corporal C. P. Nal
lean, company B, Eighth Michigan.
In iho Camns Thomas Graham, company
F, Filth Pennsylvania reserve, and Edward
Ford, company I), Thlrty-Blxlh Now York.
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Circuit Court.
Tie court mot for tho reculir term yester
day morning The death of Gen. Walter Jones
was announced in appropriate terms, iiflor
which Mr. lilchard S. Coxe dolivcred an elo
Suent and Impresslvo address, ouloglstlo of tho
eceased, after which the court adjourned until
lo uay.
A Correction The United tSlBtat vs. A. J.
lie zerkf
The various statements published respecting
Mr.Do Zeyk's arrest, on the chargoof obtaining
nvjnoy unaer i.uso pretences, havo londerej
tho following M.itemont of faots In tho case
nocoesarv. List Decemhor, Mr De Zavk ob
tained 300 from Mr. Dan ilse.on a certa'in roti
resenta Ion that ho (De Zik) had a monthly
income of 50 from nun Mi-. J. T.Ktrtvnna. wlilt n
he would appropriate towatds tho roturn of
sain ouu, nnu no aoonruingly gavo an uruur on
said Mr. Stevens, who declined payment, on
tho grounds that Mr. De Zsvk had no rnntrol
over tho monoys collected for the Whltllnsoy
cstafc, and also that ho, Mr. Stevens, had i n
money on hand. Some six months thereafter,
Mr. De Zoyk signed an order on Mr. Paymaster
Hall for (400, requesting tho paymaster to pay
the same, out ot his salary, at the rate off. JO
ovory month, for the lelmbttrsomont of 100
received of Mr. Danalse, and nf tho s lid $100,
above etited. After payment of tho first (JO,
una inner oroor was nni ooinpnod nun uy mo
paymaster, at Mr. Do Zoyk'a icqucrt; whero
upon Mr. Ue Zoyk was charged uud brought
before Mr. Justice Johnson, who, alter four
dajs' examination, on Friday night closed tho
case beforo him. Ono of the miln wltnoascs
for tho prosecution was absent from the city.
The Justice iteotded that ho had c -nsldored tho
ovldonco adduced on both sides, and the argu
ment nf counsel, and w.is of tho impression
that tho case, as loprosonted, did not coino
within the statute for obtaining money under
false piotenccs; that, nliilo Mr. De Zejkib
talnod the money f om the prosocutlng witness
under certain representations, In his Judgment
thero was not the deliberate Intention to cheat
that Is required by tho statute Throo lawi o's
were engaged In tho case; to wit: Mr. Lloyd
for tho prosecution, and Messrs. Davldgo and
Laskoy for the defence. In all probability the
case will go beforo Iho grandjury.
The Ueorgctown Lutllci at Work.
Tho Union ladles of Goorgotown lied a moot
ing last week to carry out tho rocommenda
thins nf tho Sanitary Commission. Mrs. 8wco
noy, Darby, Ball.Diw.Mnrnan, Hlncs.Tonnoy.
P. lierry, ai.d C. II. Jewell subscribed (0 each,
and Mr. B. R. May-held some heavy blankets.
Tho monoy has boon applied to tho purchase
orcomforlablo", Ac, to bo sent to thoStnliaiy
Committee.
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Ilcc&iuured.
Dotoctlve cfu3or Chirlos Klnrball yestordij
arrested a man named Joseph Ward, a convict
who escaped from tho penitentiary about two
months slnoe. At the thro ho made his escape,
he was solving nut a teim for an assault and
bittery with intent to kill. Ho b.isboencm
ployed about tho oamp3 slnco he has been nut,
ami In tho vicinity of ono of them officer Kim
ball found him. Ho was returned to his old
q.artcrs last night.
Obstructions on the Blilewalke
Tho Boird nf Metropolitan Police Commls
sloners at their last meeting directed the Super
Intendont to h ivo the laws In relitlon to ob
structions on the sidewalks In tho clly strictly
enforced. Sioiekcopers and othors will do
well to pay attention to lha mittor in tlnio,iuid
sao the trouble and expcnsn of an ai lest f r
violating t o law.
DUonltily Conduct at the Depot
Yesterday morning, Charles Hioso and John
Kemp, both hackdrtvers. woro ariested and
taken bofore Justice Thompson, charged with
riotous oonduct at tho depot, and alsn with
assaulting the sentinel Btatlonod ttero. Thoy
Here fined $0.12 J o.ich.
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Distinguished Dlvlmi in Washington
ll3v. Dr. Bollows, of Now York, pro ichod at
tho Unitarian Church on Sundiy mnrnlns, and
Rev. Ji slab Varden, of Frederick, Md., at the
Methodist Protestant Church, Ninth street, the
s nno morning Largo congregations were in
attendanco at both places.
Accepted.
The Bov. Mr. Channlng has accoplod tho n ill
of the congregation of tho Unitarian Church ot
this city, and will enter upon the duties ot pas
tor about the 1st of November.
ToUfllcersnnd Soldiers.
We Invito tho attention nf Officers and Sol
diers, in tho Camps and Hospitals, to tho ad
vertisement of 11. C. Sua dim:. Attorney am!
Justice of tho Peace, in imuilior part of this
paper.
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M. 1. finiiklln,
Optician to tho President and to tho lnllitsry
staffs, keeps constantly on hand the host as
sortment of flrst-clsss Field and Naval Glasses,
selling them at the lowost Eisleru prices. Im
proved Pebble and Perlscuplc Spectacles aie
suited by him correctly for every eyesight.
Ills establishment Is 244 Pennsylvania avonuu,
betweon Twelfth And Thlitoouth btrcels.
oot li? oodlra
To Merchants or Landed Proprietors.
Iu our advertising columns will bo found an
advortlsemout ol a gentleman who has served
many years in the Uiitlah army, and no think,
from iris long oxpoiicuce and general knowl
edge of discipline in u regiment, that his ser
vices would bo most valuable to any gentleman
who has largo business tiansactlons on hand,
olthor ot civil or military nituio, octll
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The Cr Is, Still tlley Come 1
Aad all we cu.i hear is, Wur I war I wurt'
ilut, fir my part, 1 am toe 1 ol the old tory of w ir
Hut, oh! Mis llrowu, hae you ht-ard the erj
latest I...WS? No. Why.tjMiril.No 4n05etei.th
street, has Just reottved a new utoc't of FALL
ULOrlllNii of every tiuieilptloii, and ho oTfra lo
sell them at puch low priocs 1'ln.y say he bus u
knur): ol selling his gooUti at low, r rntis than the
other stores IJow he doe4 it, I do noi know Hut,
to" my pait.I ean u-turo jou.Mm HroAu,that l.e
can lit out jour bovii tvlth nice CLOl lllN.-t at re
n.arkibly low prices. 1 ud!e all to call nt
i-MIl'irS, No 4tnSovcnth ttwit, opno Its l'oil
OUlce, ami look st his New tok, and th?) ulll be
convluced that what Mr. Junta mid, U m
aug 33 m
DllCU,
OnSaturdiy, l'Jth insl., ut 1.30 A.M., Roar.
Edwik Kinskv, in tho 2Sth year of his ago, und
at 12.30 P. M., Hknjamin Sam'oko, Infant s n ol
Robert E. and Salllo Klnsey, aged 11 months
and 15 days, son and grands u of IlouJ imla S
and Ell ibeth Klnsey, of this city.
TlIK GOVUUNMKT AlTKIl MiSOM ANO Sl.lDl-LI.
Whether those dLtlnguIshed rebels, Mason and
Slldell, Hailed In tho Noshvlll. from Charles
tou, as represented, or liom Savannah In the
Bermuda, us Is thought at Ilio N ivy Depart
ment to bo ut least equally probable, their In
tention is known to have been to gufltst to the
West Indies, ,aud their take a British fdcatner.
Tho Nashville, the steamer that inn the
blockade couvtylng to Europe tho two minis
teis mentioned above, was formeily us.'d n u
passenger vessel betweon New York and
Ulmileston, and belonged to the Ilu of Spof
loid.Tilcilon A: Co. She was seized by Ibu
rebels, and his flucu been converted into a so
called war vessel, but her build, speid, and
jg-j ate but 111 adapted to any such use, und
nono of our vessels need bo ulruld uf coming
li to a close encounter with h.r n1 on . Sju
lucks the strength to bear even tho lecoilif
her own guns, If they aie ol a"-y weight. She
was built iu New Vol k In tho year 1863, Is
rated 2, and is 1,220 tons burlhmi
On Wednesday morning, dp aln Dttpi tit re
celled orders liom tho Depetiinuut at Wash
Ingtou to di-patch sto mfrs after the Na-hvllln
with the loast po'S ble delay, and,cccordlngto
order ho at onto Hunt i if tho fteaineuAlabumi
und AuguHn, Irom his -qiudron lit the North
river, fur tho purpose ol overtaking und op
tilling the Nn'hvlllo, and at the tattro tluio
Counuaudcr Maxwell Woodliull, of ihe steatutr
Conm cllcut, reciMvod orders to likewiso pic.
paro and pn ceed to tea, ou tho panto errar.d
He at oi.co got evcrylhlnir In leadliuss. and tho
thee vessels aie uow Iu lull pursuit ot the
lobe I steanur.
Uni:itunuiM) Railroad. Wo 1 avo been le
quest d to si ite that Ilio orlylhal ui dugrouuii
i jllroad to Mar) laud has resumed ila trip', with
every prospect of uninterrupted success. It
will run trl weekly. iiicAuioiu! A'nyuirer.
BY TJLEGRVAPH.
The Ornt Fleet nt Hampton Ilnnds.
Foataiuis Monroe, Oct. 19 Tho great floot
concentrating at Hampton Roads is receiving
hourly accessions. 'Ilio troops from Annapolis
havo not yet arrived. Gen. Sherman Is expected
tonight, Jn the Atlantic. Gloat enthusiasm
prevails at Old Point, In view of tho extenslvo
naval preparations. The steamship Union Pas
Just arrived. The stoamor Wabash still ro
mains at Old Point. It Is supposed Hi it the
rnilro fleet will he full by to-morrow night.
TUB LAT18T IVTBLLIOENCH FKOU nl.n POINT.
The stoamor Louisiana, Captain Pierson,
reached hero Mstordav morning itt.mit n
o'clock, and among the passengors woio three
gontlomen with six ladle', who btvo for s mo
tlmo Past been llvlnz in ltrelimniul und vm.
folk, and who renchedOld Point undora flsgof
,1 UliD,
It has beon ureviouslv annniinred ih.it rim.
Wool haddoclared ho would pormit no moio
fl igs of Iruco, which was true, but now that a
flag did nrrivo, it is presumed that ho has actod
under orders fiom Iho Wur Department. It
was about ten o'clock in tho morning when the
steamer was obsoivod rounding So wall's Point,
when General Wool dispatched the steam-tug
Yankee td meot hor, but the Confederate boat
oounnueu on ner courso, until sho got within
tho naval linos, when one nF thn Federnl enn.
boats opened flro upon hor. About an hour
anur mo iiinKeo leu, mo lenow again ap
proached, but was again flrcd nt for at least an
hour, when ho finally steamed down towards
Norfolk.
Among tho pissengcra was Colonel Tustln
Dimlck, of tho Second Reglmont or tLe United
States Artllory, who has been at Fortress Mon
roe for several vein s, but now goes to command
Fort Warren, Boston harbor.
One of the gentlemen who roached Old Point,
under a flair nf truce, brought n eonvnfihA
Norfolk Day llook, whloh Is published In a half
hiiuui, ana mo only newspaper issue ot mat
ancient borough, and from it tho following ex
tracts are taken.
" The Fkuiiual Expedition. We learn from
tho most rellablo sources that tho great Fed
eral oxpeditlon, fitting out at Old Point, and
intended for operation on the Southern coast,
has not yet sailed. Dr. Dasblelds attached to
tho Sixteenth Virginia roglment, has just ar
rived from Capo II litems, and ropurts the
above."
"A copy of tho Qaiellc, of Macon, Ga., dated
Oetobor 11th, ami, unccs tho arrival iu that
city of the Mississippi dolegatos to the Com
mercial Convention.''
' Tho llect ( 0" S inta Roca consists of three
frigates and a nunibor of sto im lugs, and sailing
vessels,"
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LATEST JTOM JIIsaOUHL
Syrame, Oot. 19 It is reported that acting
Brlgadlor General Wym in, who left It jll.i sev
eral days slnco with about 2,500 men, his ar
rived at Lynn Creek, whore ho dlpcrod a
body of robols, klllluga con!dorablo number
and taking over 203 prlsonois, capturing elgh.
teen wagon-loads of golds belonging toMossrs.
McClinu A Co., whom tho robels had ro' bed.
The last advices from tli n. Fremont aro to 7
o'clock Prld ly night, II Is still at Warsaw .
His pontoon bridgo across tho O'lige rivor was
to be finished by S tlurday. Geu. Sclgol's divi
sion had crossed the rivor.
It Is r.ported that General Price had beon
largely reinforced by Ben. McCullooh, and that
the combined forces aro fortifying Osceola,
whero thoy Intonded lo give Gonbial Fremont
battlo.
nEciArTCrtB ok Lexington, mo.,iiy the ff.ue-
rilAL TKOOPS T-"- UNION VICTORY AT
LYNN CREEK CO i ID.
Jeffereon Cdy, O .1 Tho rebel garrison
at Lexington was sti. prlsou ny ljO men ol iho
First ilissourl redment. ami the Place icL.tn
turod, with all tho sick and wounded, und a
quantity or guns, pistols and two pieces or can
non. Ono hundred or our sick and wounded have
slnco been brought here.
The rebel girrlsoit niimbcnd 300.
Tho victory or tho Federal troops at Lynn
Cieek Is confirmed.
nEr-OHTED PAl'TURK OE THE PRIVATEER SUM
TER. lloslon, October 21, Tho IHngor Times pub
lishes an extractor a letter from Bubidoes,
Catod Beptember 27, stating that tho prlv.itoer
Sumtor has been captured to tho leoward, by
tlio frlgato Powhatan; but letters from Birha
does dated Soptembor 28, received boio, mako
no mention of the roport.
ADDITIONAL I'ER STEAMSHIP ETNA.
81. John, A'. I'., Oct. 20 Iho Ktn.i oxpe-
rloneod stionirwoRterlj- winds during Ilio enllio
las'inso. Sho h.is foil)- cabin nnd two hun
dred Htciir.ico p.isseni:crs.
Tho slo.iinship llummonlii broke a slmft of
hor i-crow on tho p.i.s'aRn from South unpti n
to (Srnvosond, nnd put iutu (iravesend in cinso
quenco. I'ho London 7'uiips editorially ihnnks Mr.
Sowurd Ior tUo Just exerciso nt his j nlKnionl
rclatlvo to tlio memorial against Dr. ltil'inl ,
their correspondent, although his (Suward'o)
lottor shows a strcnp; under-ourrcut spirit.
Tho jf'imes also ropmlUles tlio ch irn.es
SKainat Dr. ltussoll, and kelloves that the Raod
nso of thn Atnoi leans will soe tlm fully ot
lnloi Turing with him.
Dr. Itus'oM's latent lottor Is devotod to tho
oousidoratlon ot tho position of Maryland.
Mr. Lindsay, member nf tho Uriilsli Parlia
ment, iu a public iootiiio, again strongly uigcb
tho oxpedloiioy of r.ngland und Fiance on
de,i irliig to olToot a jio icoliil Hcpiration 1j
twoon Iho Niulhoin and Snuthcrn blates,
Tho stoamshlp (Jioiit Kistcrn Iu d roacl.rd
Mlllnrd HhVoii lor top ills.
Eirl Itiihx'all, In a reply lo u mninorlat on
Mexican nffiirs, dlscmuagcs Intorlorenco In
Iho I litem, il affairs of Mnxlc", but siys that Ine
(lovoii.ment will oxoiclso the rlght'id requir
ing security for perxons nnd proi oily, and fur
the fulUlmcnt of engagements.
ll was stated Ihal oiders weio about to be
Issued to jircparo tho I'iuiicIi squadron 'or
Mexico.
Tfiu Dank nf Franco hid nnangod f.u Iho
iclinf t the llnanclal nreninio which was prur
ailing.
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COMMfMCATION WITH 11111 Ili:m:i.S AT NOll
rill.IC STILL SUnl'E.NDKD rllK flliKlT K
I'EDITIOX. t'uilnm Monroe, Oclnbor 20. Somo twonty
persuiis who have been walling lur huer,il
d,i)8 I" go to Nnrfi'lk hy a 11 ig of trueo will
return to llaltlmnre to night. Nollher (icneial
Wool nor tho Flag Ollleor of tho Ih-ct will allow
any comnuiiilcatlou Willi tho rebels fur at leas-t
a nunibor of days,
'1 he roloascdCnnfedorato prisoners ft om I'm t
Lifayutto arrived lioie thlsniuruliig, and weio
sont temporarily to a storcslnp.
Colonel Dinimiok, wlio has boon pot com
mandant t Old Point for nearly twoyous.loit
last night fr Fort Warren, in Boston h.ubnr,
whltlHi- ho has been nrdorod. Tho gurlnoi
paraded, and tho occasion was a highly Uittei
Ing ono to the beloved colonel.
uools belonging to tlio groat expedition
oimtuiUK to nirivo liouily. Tlio tnups Irom
Annapolis ai'u not yet at hand, but, no o.pecl
ed tn-night. A largo quantity ol oulninon
stores li is linen put nboaid tho traii-pnrls here.
Though teilhuH In preparation, tho expi'dlliii'i
Is as eomploto In its ui r.momo'ils as il Is emu
m un In slo.
The steamer S. It. Spauldlng sailed 1 ist night
fur Ilattersu Inlet Willi couiinN.ir) an i rd
n. into hioics. hho Is expected to ruturu to
mm low.
MJor Jones, nf (Jen Wool's stafl. his beon
appniiitcdinoost miiKhilat Old Point.
DKATII Of hX-ailVKUOll UOODIIKIDUIL
lMroil.Muh., Oct. 20. Kt llov. Wixilbridgii
died at his rmldonco in this city, lo-diy, iod
hi) cars.
CANADIAN Vnr.r-H ON SEWAUD's rillL'L'LAR.
Vmidi'flL October IS, 1SH1 Secretary Sow
aid's cireular lias nt nltrat tod luucli remark
ir.,m ilio CaiiadPin press. Only two Montreal
p. i pet in it leo It.nno nf which view it a-i a e in
Hi matlon ol ruiuori of I'm olguliitononttou. Thn
i Un r coniduis u unnillod lor, as far as tlu
I. ik poit', .no ( i uieino I and inily likely In
ni'iiler in'ceS'' rry somo prciMiitionary u oasures
on i iu 1. iiiah, ai Hide,
'( . I ,nel (icrce Wiishlngtoii, tho only iiviug
.a n .,. , .1 l!.n,.,a Uo.hl.nrtnii. wan ut
uni hu.iuii, .- --n ..'
Luumvillb un tm ibui lusiam, ami ir.i iuu m
uujr ior uuiyiuuwu,
Report ect;Ou .break In Western Virginia,
From the Whiellsg Intelligencer of Octcberls.
Governor I'lerpoint yesterday received a
dispatch from Mr. Van Winkle, of I'arkers
burg, announcing that tho rebels had made
their appeara-co in Wirt and Gilmer counties
In great numlt-s, and were carrying on lo the
perfect terror oi the Inhabitants It was ro
ported that they had attacked Cantaln Hill's
cavalry company, slat oncd at Ellzabelhtonn,
auu cumpieieiy cm mem to pieces, ana were
threatening Patkersturg.
Tho dlfpatch Is certainly from n very rella
blo Biurce, nnd Is entitled to tlio fullest credit.
It Is Knonn that an unusual number of ulHi
have reco illy appeared In W rt, Gllmef nnd
Calhoun counties, end msny Union men have
been murdind. The rebil forcts are not na
tives of Iho connllcB named, but aro regularly
organized bands doubtless from Floyd's army
Last night about dark. Companies A, II, O,
D and E, of the Firrt Virginia Infanlry, tcok
pa-sago on the sleimer Woodsldo for Parkeis
burg. Col. Thoburn being absent from the
city, Lieutenant Colonel Richmond, of the First
cavalry, went in command. We are not al
liberty to rUte tbe destination of iho expedition.
Tho boys came over from Camp Carlile. pre
ceded by (he First cavalry band, under a
drenching rain that would havo drowned His
spirits of a Ies enihuslostlo crowd, but a j il
Ifer set of fellows never set out upen an cxpe
dlllon tho object of which they knew nothing
3- PUOU11KS3 O' SLAVK11Y
IN THE UNITfcD S1ATLS
UY OEOKQE M.WESTON.
Copies of this work are for sale at the publication
office of the Kalkmal Republican, corner of Seveutb
and D ctreets
Bound edition, II per copy, ramphlct edition, 2
cents per copy. sprOtf
WANTS.
WAS!.I't!,DJ B ,a'8e Store or Wureroom,
. . nU,,j.a iui n uuicsaic i-ruaace DUdlUeSM
Or any person hiving a lot, and willing to put ud
a temoorsrv bulldm?. Adare.a .r. n u
oct.l-8t " Ho. 2J8 V itr'eet
WANTED I'MEDMTKLY 50 active
, ' ouly ,iltn ,0 ' "' gent for the -ale of an
ninu e uviui iu cf try perron, aciuc loucg men
can make Irom 111 e to ten dollars per day. Annlv
to K. WILLIAM MiKKKll,
siO Eeventh street, three doers above Dilnct.
oct 18 Iw
IX7ANTK1J for tho llnarterinuatei's De-
luriiiieoi unina buics Army, JO) leam
Hers. Pay twenty live dollars per ino..tb, with cue
ntlou ner dav
Apply at tbls omen.
J. J DANA, Capt A Q M ,
oot 4 1m Corner of Md anil O sts
WANTKD. mi active energetic petacn
having capl al lulllclerit to lurnlsh ubout a
lozea teams to vLIt encampments will hiar of a
ITotitaMo cei.cy by appbluir kt
PI11L1IAUHONIC HALL,
nepjil If Peeu avenue, near F.leveuth at.
WAM'EO.-To liuvo everybody to cull
atSMUlI'S, No 4oO Sevcatn street, oppoilte
Port Oill.e, ai.d "ircha.e thilr Fall and Winter
Clotliin, liuntr-, at, and Caps, at the very lowest
prices Glv him a call. ecta lm
HC. Sl'AI.DINO,
Attorney nnd Justice of Peace
.Yd 3JS. D itrtcl. ruar 101. ilrtt
Oltloers and soldie rs having accounts to settle w lih
the uovermatiit, can have Hi m irepared,crrtlft:d,
and proitcuted nremntlv: also, tho-e dliiblrd bv
Iclw-is or wounds, can have their application lur
P-mlonscarelully rrepar'-d and proatcutcd without
oct iS lw
Tj K T I .1 T ll Y,
Dit. C. A. JOItDVV, Surgeon Dentist.
AVl t.'.il tfh Xtfuvf r,i.e. n .? 17
Optraiions warranted and prices leawnable.
octva Jm
MkdicalT d pTiuwkwtof
UKOiKikTitwv r.tii.j.v.m
'I he lecture In thli Institution will commence un
ine iia lustunt, at a o'clock, l M
JOIINUN KLIOT. M D., Uean
oct 22 :t
MUU7I1II, llUIlBVt?, IILPt(.9ti.9 -ft
XX $S UMVAH1). TSTs
U MOKSUS 8TAlUEOKU, the flguro rr
a uisiiuru uu i ue riiii jiwtii tacn
horae. excent one. which li a dark norrpl. T will
pty tins abotre reward for each horsa delivered to
me, at Clay's Hotel, or at my stub e, at the O.d
ui iiuuan,
oct 22 lw J. II DENNIS.
JUST IIKCKIVICD UY GUKKN & WIL
LIAMS, AT IMilVATA ALK.
209 ill lie rent naitern of low Dike Bedsteads
A'si) a large lot oi low price ilureaus, Table,
aniiaiius, cace otui ana oua-r vjntirs,
OSet- of Cot t. ice l''urnlture,at a low llsure.
Call anl examine ior yourxhe-i.
(JKLli.V k WILLIAMS,
Auction and Commhfloo Mtrchanta,
Ao. IN, 7th and 1) altVKU.
oct 22 3t
LIU".KT PUULIvHINO OFP1CJ',
Al Cornlilll. Iloslon.
Any Naible publication conmloR slavfhy,
the Waw or any other great qutstloo ol tbe'lttue
ijtbUtntUby .Wait, lrceoi pontage, atihe Tub Us her'
luvvtM priotfl
boston atid New England Agency for the Nalionn
rrilfian.atthHotllce. Dally. 3 fioayrar . v-t-kly
f2(J0. t ae ? ready a large list ot flubacnbern fcr
iiui va uiuie aoniugion puper
All books lu vuo Uoton market furnished bv mall
portagH tree, on receipt of the prleti. bub cnpiloi t
rtttoeu ior nu vuiuuuie reviuna, raugaziatt ana
(.ngpupira A.aareRd,
Q.Y MGIIT,
oot8 f No n Cornlilll, Uotoi.
G
KNTL,Krif..', A'lTK.VIlOK I
1 amoirtiinir irreat iiiductniints lo turchaersof
Kiady 3fade IMolIiIrp 1 inn furldrh vou with
Illack Dre? &nils, Pluck ut, Itutfness bulls, C'oatn,
rami, veals, &.0 , c i am rilling mauiuui iiui
no Suits at sin, si: 111, un.t I0
Ch ap tult irrn 4 bo to S 00.
Citl ai.d you will rtc that it can be rioee nt
llKN.Nl.NG s,
ctl& tw S(elltll tre t IhIuiiI
TVTU ' ICIC Ml CCYSdOMOES 'Ihr itrnui-
1 ers li. (JIIAM1IKKLIN and M ar.MOLI!
luio unhed from rhtNih-lntiia 0jcd4 rtniy I r
dc!li-iy IIYUi: S ll.YVIUMJ.N,
Oeoretown.Oct. 51,1811. 67 6U Wutirtt.
o;t.l
ii iTr:u AM) ruKEii",
30.00U 11ii, Jut uetlvu.
AnJ (orrwleby
JOHN o lym; JLCO.
No 63 Loublauii avenue.
too Hblrj Prime A pteu jtut recched
And for sale b
.JOHN O LYLKUGO,
No 63 Lou alalia bveuue.
ALSO,
fiunr cliuI HjijihoI the CcUliratrd ltrand Pa
con shouldcx and Dried Heef. at the Low et WLulu
.U l'riciaby
oct 17 lw No 6j, LouUUna uciiul
T,rt'lIt''W' HOOK ABEVry I avavii
1V1 IMiro.N' All Medical Ilojks md ltt
lsokd uubllditd lu tJe United btates lor 1.1.I0 at the
pul'iUlK'n'iici.s,ut lluu.-1O.1i 1 Allan;'.-!
Un k nnd $ nliontry hlorj, 3.11 I'tun.) Ivanla
oct III -iw avenue, lour doors west of Miilh t.
HAIJltllAltTKKS KOtl CI.OTIIINU,
Hats aid Cain, Nu. Ui) ateulh ttreit, opio
rite 1'lKtOIUce i't .tllii
rplIK AVKSI' CIIICSl'KIl ACVUiOIV, ut
1. Vet ChiBttr l'enlHylvaiiU, witliin to hnurii
ri,le Irom rllUttde'p'iU, by tlie lVii'myh n.ia Cm
tiai 01 by the v est Chester and I'll lalel)ua Ha. I
roa I, vis )ttdU
Ihe whiter term, of full file minlht. cnmnunCM
un 11l-1st et November ' .Vihla , rtktui ulll b
InlroliiCeJ us u regular deoari t in of the .ysli-m
01 iiirtriictlon to those who dejiru to natl tbiiu
selMs 1 1 its advantages, at a n uilerate churpe
t lht trieil and experlencid Iesclitr a-siil tlw
l'rlucliml lu the Ouliva ui Hie school
WM. T. WYI'.US, A 51 .
oct2l lin l'ilicl,iul
DII.J, J. I'ISDI.KV, .Vo.tlSO Hlilli strut
pelweea G and II, Wahl- Ktl,u i-llico hours,
to u'olovk A II., u to. land; 10 s I' 11
Dytpep and all other Chronic Diteas triiitu
with snoot without the um uf lursh lAtdlciues
oct 10 tt
sUlt Illll-Un to tlio 1'eopU's Clotlilnp;
vy Mure. No 4C0 t-uvtnta street oelii-he lout Ol
... . ... '.,.,. ..a ,). ., .,n.l. nt l,.,l I lr.,1
lunkOlati. and Ca, all for eale at the loeVt
.Wiew loritpnces. wi-im
AMUSEMENTS.
ODD FKLLOWK' IIALLt
hevenlh Street, dbov D.
Llnenlh Week of the Or'glnal
OAMPDEnL HIKBT11KLS
Thirteen Slmr Performers.
IN A NEW PROGRAMME EVERY MQIIT.
NEW SONQS DANCES NEW FACIS.
Look Out for thmo New Stars I
ARTHUR HUGHS,
The Ore at Comedian, from Sanford's Of era Troupe.
MOItltlS EDMONDS AND JONNY WILLIAMS,
77ie tfreal Ilal'ad Sinyeri.
AdmLwIon,. M cents.
Doers opla tt 7 o'clock commence at 8 o'clock
oct 17 iw Dr. O. FOICD, Agent.
"M' O T I O K .
"Adams Expross Company."
This Company ofTeu to the pnbllo "Unequalled
j.M,.u.n' iv, iin'-nit auovuiti uwpatcii" 01
Heavy Irtlf!hli, l'acltsEes, Valuables, Money, to.
.I.O . to all I rtaortti ITnllarf Bl.l., ' "
Kxprcstes to and from the North and W est deuart
Lxpreanes are in charge of experienced and reliaitt
MertKngerx,
ah iacKaen ir l he aoldlera carried at On
riali'i our uual rates
All BVirli fnf 4)ia un AAltJ X rt r-J a n.
and all article " Contraband of War," will be ar
JD8ID.
ffttlts Vvjnraanan Iaskta 'KTon. '.. 1. .1 m m
arriving m ) aBhiugton at 8 A M. and 6 30 r. M.
KlCnroKfie lan lril1ri.lnTil afl ft t -J r
My airWlQK iu wahln(jtou 6 30 P. il. and 6 A. 31.
i.iiMii.ireio wBHimuni .i 4.u a ju, ana S 41
P. M . arriving In Washington at 6 A. M. and ft ?c
fcxpenaea (or all points North and West leavt
WwhingtOD dally at 7.30 A. M and 3 30 P.M.
nrnilal fnn1ttnin (no laa ... .!!.. j- . .
..-?:. r. i".;r.'.."". ,.",iu DI rre'8n
vbu m juuuc uj upjiii'-tuun ai iuib omce.
AH goods called lcr and delivered fru of extra
charge. E. W. I'AltSONS,
Superintendent Adams Express Co.
Washington August 23, 'el. au23 Ira
mo TUB OFFICEU8 OF TlIK AHMV.
Ju t arrived, a dlre.t Importation per ttcamer
u ton, from Europe, a very fine and large assort
nient 01 Marine, Opera, tield Glasses, und Tel
scopes, which I will tell a very little above Iheoost
In rarh. Auto thcqutliths, thera art) none sutc
riorto be had, having been silictjil purposely lor
tlil.nurkit. Alio, a large and well assorted stock
ot Opera Glaues, Microwopis, goM, silver, aud stea,
.Spectao'es and Lie Olaiaee bulled to the eight by
the use of auO.itumeter A considerable nnmh,rnl
ctr ifk'a,e to be seen at my ofllce, frcm gentlemen
tvuv ii, ucen suiivu at my oiue.-taDluument.
I2G Pennsyhaniaaunur, between Four-niitl-r
nun 111111 euui Mreeis.
My Kstabllahment Is up stain. s
Glaim fJUAtoiuU. The trade supplied,
octio ly rr
PK.NSIOH OFFICE, JUNK O, INOl.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COKCXI.X.
Application having been mi' -'-th.r A
June, 1800, for the reissue ut . H,,totiuusdi
scitbed herein, which are alleged to lave been let
or destroyed, notice 1 hereby given lha", at the dr-tt
following the dcBcrlplton of each warrant, a , v.
certificate of like Unor will be Issued, If rnvslli'
jectlou bhculd then appear
No. 2,103, for lf'O acres, teued under the act m
March, ISS5, lu the name ol Benjamin Itelley, ai
cranled on the .Tib day of June. 1S55.
No 032. for 80 acres. Ll.ucd nnder the ect nf Man-
1836. In the name of Iteuben WoodrulT, ar.d granb
on the (!th day ofllay, 185S.
Ho S56, for 180 acres, Issued under the act ol Marci
1855, In Ihe name of Samuel ll. VV aterhouse, at I
granted ou 'he SSd day of Hay, 1865.
No. 2,631, for 80 acres, bsued under the actn
March, ISM In the name of bhelly Ouuns, an .
granted on the ad day of August, 1856 November
10,1881
No 05,100, for 180 acres, lssu.d under the act cl
March, 1S5J, iu the name ot 1'olly, widow of Davit
liradbury, and granted on the lnh day of Septtr
her, lir,o loth November, lStl.
No 08,614, for 160 acres, Usued under the act of
March, 1S56, In e name of Guy 8 Alexander, ml
nor child of John O. Alexander, deceased, and
granted July Cd, 1800 November 10,1801.
No 43.S42, for 100 acrei, Issued under tbe act el
Mrrch, 1865, In the name of t'hri.tlan Dougherty,
and granted ou the 2ith day of September, 1866
Novemberl6,1831.
No 41,039, for 100 acrea, Issued under the act of
jiarcn, ieao,intre name 01 James ITay, and grant
ed on the vlst day of March, 1801 Novemler i)
1801.
No 16,930, for 100 acres, leaned under the act of
.uarcn, icas, in me names 01 t uiiam M , Julius '.
A-,araJohuD S Miuor, children ol Irwfaliaggtt
dLceesed, and gratded on the 'Nth day of May
l8SNo ember 2.1,1601 '
No 44. 818, for 80 acres, issued under the act
March, 18J5. In tbi nane of Getty, widow of Thor-a..
I.lwood,andgrauttd January 19, 187 November
23,1801
No 75,320, for 1C0 cores, issued under the act M
March, 1835, In the uanieof Alexander McCulloug'i,
and granted ou the 8th day of January, 1858 Novem
ber I,1UI1.
No 67,803, for 160 Acres, Issued under the act ol
March, 1865, in the name of Hannah, widow f
ot .lames wuson, and granted on the 20th day ul
Febturv. 1857 Uecimber 0. 1801-
. o,",i, ,u, .,, uvuo, imucj uuuer ine act (H
March, 1866, la the nsnie ol Al. xander McQua u,
au-t granted on the 12th day of Octooer, 1666 .
Vn 11 .RS Tn. ,et ...b. . I..... .J ....J ...- . -,
emuer n, 1001.
No 9.70'J. lor 120 ncres. Issued under the Aft
March, 1855, in the nnniv ot Daniel West, end grai t-
e-i uu tiie i.iu uay ui July, leoeitu uectmbir,
1801.
No frl,!."0, for 18) ncres, Issued under the act of
aiarcn, 11.0, ininepameoi .iinrtna, wntowor Au
drew Mellon, and granted 011 the IMh day of Api 1,
185 1 December 2i , ibOI
No. 3,10j, for Ito acres, issued under the act of
March 1815, In the nnrao ol buinuel K Jackwa ,
and grantel on the Ut day of August, lk55
No 8,101, for 100 acre,, l"smd uudtrthe act ol
Murch, 1855, In the name of WillU-u If Tairanec,
and gtanted en the l.tth day or Julv, 1865 Decern
bir21,180I
No 14 015 for 80 acres, issued under the actol
rejHriuuer, ioj, iu iuu Il.'imeoi l.CM inaUWell,auU
grantid September 29, 1851
No, 31 0.8, lor 40 acres, Irsued under the same act,
lu the nanio or Abel l'Jatts, and grnuted Noembir
21 1851. I).ieuibir2, 1811
. i,-i -j.Hj, ior no acres, issued uniur Hie act of
Mureh 1855. In Die name of elh Love, atil rrAntt.,1
on the 2Id day ot June, 1867 Ueennbtr is, ltM
No. 79 110 for 1(0 acres, fact 18J71 ill fuinr nT I'.t
inner llryntit, formerly wllow, nnd Lawrcncn
Io,m. only survltl. g child, heirs ut law of Michael
ur Mltche
Moan deceased. lute a trltate ol com
iuny" 0,"eletenth United States
iulautry
January 4, Hf2,
No 72 54. forlCO acres. Issued nn.ter thi. ur.t nl
M ircll. 1355. in the HHme ol 1 hnmis .Inlm.nn. nn.l
grained ou tho Oih day ol UcpttuiUr,lS57 Janu
nrv4,18'2
No. i2 21". for 80 acres. Issued undtr the net nt
March. 1856. In the name ol Pullv. ul Imv nf .liihn
Csnip.ai.d wasgrauttdonlbc2!ddjyif btptember,
U5j January 4,180..
JOSEl'U U, llAltllETT,
Coiumistlouer
llOOICS KOIl TlIK '1'IMti.
uw... ...' ..,'.,..,,,., .t.nui, .iu, u,,, i,c
nt the mo-t vuluabl- In oks tnr the times .tht has
ir'T7r A vn vnt.Tii i... A...n.. x-.. ...i.. ......
Bipranu , uui.i'sunii me Ai 0011 su.ksoi liavel,
v,.l,.ln.l. l...,l,lliiH n.. n li.inlr , .. .... u ti.t . u, il
- vv....... . , ... n...-.i ... ,.n H WVU.V . ', ll'.V UV IIBU
lnfj )'riof,$l onlifi.tril pBrr, i. ctirx
STAlkS by WmriN An (nvultialiW wmk lor rel
j 1 111 r iniciT wil'Cll I IU.".' iililllUt
' ( li V I 1 l'' ('ITI lit tt I'll fit! M TtIL' IIIICMLL
a en I'irfm r 1-1.141 1ii.11 i.uuiii j. 1 ur ,iif.,viri
orhlUtVAL .ur A try Hiilv Iract iyr Un
1 lillt-K tJUIlL- lavrillH , 91 1 ll I 4 UdtMl
ittwtix .- .vrhMUMi ci ,'s ut nit: &outh
lVioe (.lu 11, SI UJ l JHT, 50 tii.li
1111 t U U IIP V Ift I lUUt V. It IlWlJIV 1
WtllrflllLI llll.lll'UJI d.ii' u.i 11 i.i 1 ii.
trloltij I'ii m- ior ihe tiui, by U hi tur. ll , lui-m.
ItrjKiit Men bluuri.e) , am many uilier, (.!
ltt-:tl 0) i luJ uu 1 1 rmlt cl ut tlio ' AirtT t
J ' 111 I III,! Il.lt till tuK. I . . . .. ....... .. I
i iua uu 1, i..v nvi .i,wi.ivi( 1 Hl.1) HUUItll I WU
nun, aiui I -j ait" a iiitru't.c iiiit ijiult
Cijk'tJUvC t , $1 a Uzrit
ii JIUVtUt ttici' HI. I, Vl Mtt llli' UUH,',l) uu (JIUU
flit. .illll.( I11.II J kunt 111 Villi t I I rt j nf .a
Ur lu 1'ilct AvMrL'tn,
ocr t So 1. ('irclilU, Ituiton.
."
'ill 11 .Usui. Kins. Urssa Hunt, uf
',. I rlo.1. .. . .... .
91 in , ,,,.,, j (A.vtiu iiii,re 1, lilUSt; 1
ut 11 litr.e .trek ul ileus Uiuj IUOIS. , ho
1 iil'is xctii'.ingl) lianl to l leal II, - i.
luuili- uu'jis auJ hliots.ut ury low p ,i ' I h i
1u wilHUemeacall will not ngut n
i
!.) uiiliu in inn oiiue lute Ul
IIUKVIVl.
Oct 15 lw
Seventh tt'ttt U anJ
CD.Itl.'. ANU SKI! OIK l. hllKU
ut Fall Clothing, Ko. 4bU ; tviulli slrikt
oot a-lm
AUCTJQjV salbs.
flY J. O. WeUDIHB JU CO., Auction..,.'.
TlfVTVne Pirriti nnniH.
...w.wu tmnn ur AJUlHVt&U 1'RQPERTY.
nri ii u7 V ArV" OI ,r"1 ,r uamallel Ballr
Hb t ftiditedFf tagy.t8 ' im "d "eord.ili
iioef j. A. H . Nn ma inline qk. j. t .i..,, .. "
in ;..'. I?-11' ?.' l!" prmu., at pnbllo auction
Ui. clivof w..m.. il ,n, U of ground In
of lot rauSi nl."??k!")wn " '" W'Crn half
hnndrediJi ,i,iV.7,.k(6,) B 'I" ""ombered Are
lee- 1 40 i M?h T'Bt of twenty-elght (ss)
Jt!! ff?aff W&X.'HS:
de.1o(7;tonth;pVmuI"Tft'.,,,,m?r,r,..,i;
are not compiled with wtihl. v. ,'th,.ft.r
the trustee reserves the tight to rtKlUt is. VSt .V
cost of the dsfaulllog purchaser ""
-... wu.cjr.uviug i me cost or the pitrchawr
.,e-du JAa- - & Ai5S2S:
Srhaalui...l. I. . ..
FHlasd. An .Mniinl nl 4l. .l. . .,, ... ..f. .? . ..
----, -,-m. v. tun ib.u, UU1II IMUUaUAI
next, September dill, same hour and plan
., M "LAIR, Trnite..
JAS. C. McGUIBK ft CO.,
ugSO dU Auctioneers.
,S J.lWJJl0".""" fnrth.r po.tponed
null THURSDAY, October 3d. at the tarn, hour
""d place. jf. BLAIIt, Triune.
... , , .a JAS- - McOUIHB ft CO.,
rep 7-lawlili Auctioneers.
n-Txif!y.,A01I? :"Je u '"vther postponed
until HON OA 1 , October S8th , same hour and place.
,. M. BLAIR, TroiW
.,,.. . JAS. C McOUIUECO,
octS14!8--t Au-.Uoneer..
BY J. C. McOUIUK CO., Anctlon.cn.
TRVSTEKS SALS OF VALUABLE HOBSEttOLD
FVRXITVHS.
By virtue of a deed of tr.st, bearing datoon the
Sl.tdsy erjanaarr,lf01,anddolyrecotded In liber
J A. S . No. sos. foliu. i-04 and 808, one ot to. laid
records for Washington county, la the Olitrict of Co
lumbia, the mbscrlber wll' cd, atpcbllo auction, on
lliuriaay Noveni er 14 , at to o'clock A M , all
the lumlture cmulned lu that large three-story
brlckliouse iitnated on the mutuwesi corner of I hlrd
and O itreets Wa.tdngton city A full s hedule
will be published, In connection with this adttrtU.
ment, prior to the day or sal.
Oil AS. E. SllEUMAN,
Truile.
JA8 O McOUIBK, CO ,
iep 10 law Auctioneer.
TY J. C. AIcUUlUK b CO., Aurtloncer..
SUPERIOR nOSEWOnji CASE PIAXO JVXTE.ELE.
UAiMTKVSKWOtiU UKVCATELLK-GOVKHED PA It'
LOR iVtlSlTURE. rHEA'CII-PLATE MIRRORS'.
CARPETS, AND ItOVSUIOLD EFFECTS QEXE
RALLY
On TUESDAY morn in it. Ort nh r 9M nt tn
n'lKck.ut lti Mrge reridvncu en If Ftrcet, opposite
I-ifjtrtieii"atf,tccntl occupied by the CliHiaa
MlDlfter.VkechaM sell all the Furu ture and Eflicta.
CCin(iriBing
erv Ruprnr uosewooa-cae riano I'OTte. by
ChlckerlDg
tiult ot ilea: int Uoi-enood crln-ion Drccatelle CjV.
tied I' at lor Kurolturc, comtsttng of two lare
Bofd, two Arm lialra, aud cUht 1'arlor Ghatrf
Superior gilt Ga ChandelUr aud Ou Fxturct
Suit oi Walnut lluh cerd 1'arlor Kurcitura
Ilnndflome taiy Chalrn, Loongea, arid ancy
Chair j
Cosenood Maible'opTablci, Wa!nct Whatnots
Hupvrlor Hcsewood bectetary and Bookcase
llanliome French plate Gilt frame Minora
Lady'a Walnut rfcretary, Japinepe C&bltitt
Walnut txtenilon I inlng Table, ,dbD rd
DlnlDff I ha(ri. MJ Table-", Plte armer
Cltiua, 'tlaai, and Crockery, TaMe Cutlery
Kxcelleot Uruels std tMrte ply Carped
8tfllr Carpete. t illcloth, Matting
"Walnut French and Jenny l.lnd ltr-dsteidd
Do Dreeing and Plain lloreaun
'Wardrobes, Wa-htnd, Toilet ttii
Purerior Curled llufr 3laitrwt'i Blanteis
ifoieierfland riiiow, brrradjnnd Jomtorta
High post anJ Cottage Ikd-tends
Cane feat Cbatru, ItCK'kcrr. Arm Cbtlri
Kefrigerator, Stoi ei, Kltcben Ute nalN. 1c . A.c.
Tojfeilier with many articled of Houteliold I'unil
ture not necetcary 10 enumerate.
lermiCftHb.
JAS C McGUIICE & CO.,
oct IS d Auctiotra.
8tT The above ante la unnvnlilably pott.
toned until JIONDaY, ict. '.Kill timo hour and
place. J. C ViGCIKb L CU ,
oct 22 eoJdi AiiCt cnttrj
nVWAlTlT&TlAUNAHu7Atloncra.
LARGE .SALE Of WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NI1URK
On THURSDAY morning. 24th Inttant, at U
r'clock, we wilUellattbe reid(vnceKo a outtreet,
between Four un 1 a half and Mxti gkreip a lame
as orlment of Household a.d Kitchen Furu ur. ,
conitsttng ot
Mahoga. y t-olP and Chalm,
Large number of Cir;t,
KxteLlon Dining and other Tables, Uoo.cjst!,
iurtauK. WHrdribt. Itcdxtvadi,
lluirauJ Miiuk aiatirttfid, lllinkefj), CcmforU,ond
other lU'duIng,
Oilcloth, asbtaiid, n I Toilet Seti,
Lace and otlitr Curtaim, and Cormcii,
A large a-iortmtnt ot v ood and Coal ..tottd,
Andiron, Fei.deit, cM&.o
TeiiiHcah.
WALL & HAUNAKD,
ccxwi Auutlouee.
B'
V OUKICn J. WILLIA71S, AuctloitcMi.
HOUSEHOLD AXD KIWHEX rURSITURE, AT AUC
TIOA'
On TUnS DAY, the" S2i iofrtant, vte Ul fell at the
rrridence of a gentleman declining houttkectilng.at
No aw, Utth, betwetu G aud U lrtetc,u ooa lot
ot Fun iture, viz
Marble top and other Tables l Oil ralntlng,
1'arlor, LhamLer and othr rarjietn,
I'ottagu bft and oth r Chamber Furniture,
Cioking, 1 ladlator and othtr ii'ovto.
And a good lot ol Kitchen KequMtefl, v. Ith tuaoy
other arltclei wiilch vte diem uuteccwaiy to
'tnunicra'e.
leriui cuuh.
GUKEX A. WILLIAM
oct 22 2t Auctioneers.
milK L,AIHi:s WILL LOOK -1 um fctl
X H"K ut pri that dety comretillon 1 hae
1 adlvV good hed Q All Kltrf ai.d iOUld at f I 00
LaiiitH tine Congrei-H Uniltr ai Sl.'.b,
LjcUk' Ualmoml lioa Jl.i.'i up,
iit i aud Children UnlinorfU at 7ft, frC and $1
All othr liooti and bho8 in j.rupoilloa ou
will 1 avu mciiiV by callii'g on me
Oi.O C HLNM.N(i,
. lcI i lw beveuih rtt-t, LUnd
ON IIA.ND-7 .MO United Hltttf- Tna
iiuri no tt. which will lenurp'ied at partOtur
t iint 01 nem irte uf ihnrge. Dciaaiid Treasury notes,
n her-t( ten ii be rechet on atpolt m nctciw.
Sy 1.1 1 , III I I t.AM t!'l(,rA.'l &,J ,
lJui kcri, Qo2 rtniiey.vunia avenue,
tct U lm near Browu'.
OKKICKltH AND KULD1KUS SltfUl
dral'td Kuld on alt rarti? ot the Lulled btJleu. In
tiumt to suit 0 ill ctr and c oldie r
AI1-0. dranoa Loudon. inIiiUd.bi.olIand. ales.
and (ittiitjiiy
umunti . money Druant at uem rarta
oLhtlCUIKMIUl Sti, PANT & CO ,
Bunktii(a5i lVnnilviiila avenue,
t-ct 14 1 111 near Urowh's
G
HANI) ADVANC1C OL' TlIK AIIJIT,
1 ut .SMITH lias not advanced the nrl.t ut hi
Jutliivir.wilcU lie has lu.t received, and is selllnK
itT ut iu(h rcuiaikabl. low prlcea Utve rue a cilj,
ami sjlrsly )iurw.lvisol the creut bargain, tl at aie
now ullmtdcmj day ut SMITH'S) o 4(lo Sennili
in vi. OCI il'l
DD.N'T FAllsTOCALIsAT -JU I IV, v
4 0 esenlhatleel,and buy )uurs 1ofbls.ej . I ur
nl-lling Uoodt, IruaLs, UnU, and Caps
UUI a uu
ni .' v. ihi)i'i.i:' ci 01 iiimo ioiiK,
J- No, JioSoiuin h mi i- ll"- piiie to tuy sour
CiahluK, Trunin, lluis, uuU Ci- oeia lm
BDAllUIMJ Klunt Tin Uelilltmen
eaubenciuiiii'iJidlihll0 4Itla.id LOW,
IMl.oi rr lulls in'"" t nisei, biiv.nu Huh
lutllho w ' ootli lm
s. N I) K h' 1 f I! II, Lisle, of'llie Ilrlllsli
A .1111y.
V c, irluinn who has I eld a cooin,l.lftli Id the
linn li ui in tirmans ears nd wlolas lia-1 ftreat
i 1c1itnc. 111 tin- utli u-ds rr'rul 'stf a leiJturiil.
,,imi utilint "S.f' 'lieinraliiloilnet(i
t,rii serseil hy nllluuVstlitouiiIiOiilasiell rrnanllrsl
conis is di.lrou ol uMaiiirx I uallun as ag.i t
r gsuerul irtirees-rto a lnll inoiirlsior. Is uu
iimrrliil uu 1 of the 1. 1 ,blMn d t'bunli ol l-rgiaud
i un als. refereice toun nine r ol the ulglitatilU
tlucii .j Iii Uiltlili .tin.rioa ".. syr o'
S19 rtunsjlsanlaasfliue,
0,t j7 Wuhuigtou. '