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S'.s, Nclyrta, Se-,noe..

Shaws. Emh .oiderics, Clocks, and
Dry Goods Of egsrg description, all al Which ,r@
bought IN rOusectoH nth cur House ~ Nse York
by resident buyers, who are lhoroug yacgusia,il
with The style, value and manufacture Of sver, ar
tcle they buy, that being thsirstay and on bus
mess, aud our entire stock being bouah; in large
quanuuss direct from
Importers, u1HHtsctuss, or at Avches.
and many styles OF goods, bought or s.h at
large discount tom thr mann4actr ma co,t ~
whch our customers have the full advaula v as We
selsrTgy article AT smiii advance tron cosi
No matter what theIr Nalne!
In short. our customers have eysrf Advantage tia
EXPERIENCE ND CIPiTIL,
ani almost unlimited bushes. Gu m confer. Our
house in New York doe. hu.IFess of abent
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Prairie Fence

| ST received rn" duzru copIr.. \ very u-t
j ful work tor every Que for sale ut Puhishet'
price a. the tiia,ra Ding store
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stOrpu's Cough candy,
4 ND ICELAND MOSS CANDY Tor colds
al the New Drug and Book store,
Dee, N-k nv. GMsSs.
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One Million Year!

And oar stock viii At all times be found more ck.
ensi's, more fully escorted, AMI comprising nan,
newer aud choicer styles lhas s8n be iuuud -tr.
where IN thismaIke as We are daily IN recent Il
svcrylhlna new and desirable Immediately ~ ID,
appearance IN the snsisrn Rarket AVID our prse
will be ioand uniformly from
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BY j. G. MAGUIRE, AuctIoneer
INTENSIVE SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
~ improved Property belonging to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company in this city-On " EB-
NESDAY afternoon, November 23d, at o'clock on
tie premises. l shall sell the following described
property, known as the 'old Depot Property" and
formerly occupied by the Railroad Company for tick
ct offices, freight and car houses, &c, viz:
Lots 1 and 2 in subdivision of reservation H.
fronting so feet on Pennsylvania avenue at the cor
ner OF ~ street west and running back an average
depth OF IFS feet to alley contsiniDg 6659 square
feet; together with the buildings, insisting Of
three story and attic brick dwelling house and large
frame shed building
Lot II and part Of lot L. in reservation L. front
ing So feet on north street. at the corner of ID St
west, running back so feet to sn alley, containing
26l0 square feet.
Lots 4, B, C, D. aud z, subdivisions Of lot 2 in
square 54 each fronting 81 feet on "a street west
running back Isl feet inches to l6 foot alley, and
containing 4,0sl% square feet
Lot I, being subdivisions Of lots and s. In square
514, fronting LOG feet inches, I'd street west
running back l67 feet inches G. ntainiug o6 OelL
square feet, with the building. consisting Of sub
stantisl and well built fire proof brick warehouse
about 33 by lis, with heavy stone foundation iron
roof and headings, This building and situation is
admirably adapted for manufacturing purposes lsr.e
livery stables or as warehouses.
Lots o, ii. h, L. NJ, and n, subdivision of lot l.
IN square 5'4 fronting rs feet each street and
Indiana avenue, running back from 81 to la feet
to to a l6 foot alley.
lots o, p, Q, r. and 2, in subdivision of lot L. IN
square 5a4. foniing y fest on LIST street west be
tween north i street and Indiana avenue, running
back 10. feet inches, and containing each 367723
square feet.
The above property is situated in the heart of the
city, within few hundred yards Of the Capitol
grounds new depot, and principal hotels and offers
greater Inducements for profitable investments than
probably will occur for years.
Autographed plates Of the property may be seen
at the anctOn rooms of the subscriber at the Offices
OF the company In this city and in Baltimore, and
on the ground at the sale.
Terms One fourth cash the residue In four equal
a'mentS at q, IL. Is, and - moais; notes hearing
interest secured by deed Of trust on the property
BY Older Of the President and Directors Of The Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company.
j. c. MCGUIRE.
Gov I'D Auctionper
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. NOVEMBER 10

fRR.vED.-Schr. Nathaniel Holmes, Godfrey, New
York, TO AlleI hairy Mining Co.
sehr Sea Witch, Hawkins, Bridgeport, to AlleSha-
ny Mining Co
Schr Arlington, Mureh. v. York, to Shinn & Son,
and Fl, light for the District
Shinn 4 Som
schr Enterprise, Wheeler, Narjemoy, wheat to S.
Shian Sen
schr, Reb cca, HUMPHREYS. Machodoc, wheat to 8.
Shinn & Son
Sloop Three Brothers. Dixon, Pennington, wheat
and corn to Roach & Washneton.
SAILsD.-schr Richard Law Tuthill TROY n Z
coal by Borden Mining Co
Sehr Pswnee, Pharo, New York, coal by Cumber-
land Coal and Iron Co.
sehr. Sea Witch, Hswkirs, Bridgeport, coal BY Al
leghany MiningCo.
S"hr. Harrion, Price, New York, coal by Parker
Yeia Coal Co.
MENoRANDA.- Ship David Brown, vaughan for ills
port, entered for loading at Liverpool. Oct 81.
Scbr. Charm, Berry, hence st Boston, 18th inst.
Schr. Ann Pickerel, Dukes, hence at Philadelphia,
l4,h inst.
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Georgetown Correspondence.

GEoR6ETowN, November lS, 1853
Brewers Panorama OF the Mammoth Cave in Ken
lucky, The Falls of Niagara and the CRYSTAL Palace
has been very literally patronzed by our citizens
Every night since 1t opened, Forrest Hall has been
crowded with ladies and gentemen all of whom an
pear perfectly delighted with the beautiful
tauos, and the sweet voices of the two female .ino
ers who accompany the panorama. Wonder whore
our police Were last night that some fifty TO one
dIed rGwdy boys were suffered to remain about the
door OF the Hall, rendering night hideos with their
OIihs screams and vulgarity. 1.-THE boys who We're
There last night have the right kind of parents tbev
VIII keep them al home hereafter on such occ asionS
An erection Tor il member OF the Board Of Common
Council 10 all the vacancy caused by the Resignation
vi vi w II; oodM ard, Is going on to day. w. IL.
Isuny, Esq., and Captain Thomas Turyr are Tho
Candidates Mr.. Tenny has heretofore served Ms
several years In this capacity. very acceptaby and
W. doubt not his reelection, which we think ur.ttv
certain, VIII be very agreeable to his many warm
friends ~
IL may not be out of place for us to inquire wha,
has become OF the bill which was passed by onr
Councils some two years ago. making an appr0pria
non Tor improving our Market House. 1.-THE amount
appropriated is not sufficient do the whole of the
work authorized, let the Councils authorize tho
Mayor tn exprnd il i'll enclosing il. The worthy in
di'iduaS who do business here pay the Corporation
an annual revenue sufficiently large to enttie them
TO AT least decent place in which TO sell their va
nous articles of traffic. Exposed as it is il is com
mon shelter during the winter months for all the
cattle Ia the neisborhood, and place of resort for
all sorts OF disorderly persons, and these together
often leave IN condition wholly unfit to be used
as market house, and impose upon the Clerk duties
which are both oppressive and onerou.. We do
hope that our City Councils will to the matter ar
The Union Building Association fully organized
last night, BY adoptinga constitution and electing the
following officers: Jenkin Thomas, President; Geo.
w. Beall, Wee President; Thomas Jewell, Secretary;
Henry +. English, Treasures and The following gen
uemen Directors: John Paxton, Col. WiIlet Chas
WEIGH, r. Crukshank, Edward Shoemaker. g.
Cropley, l.. h. LuDdy, John f. Cox, and D. w
Oyster The whole the stock, which is limited BY
the constitution TO 700 shares, was TAKEN and the
first insran,eHt will be paid an adjourned meeting
on next Wednesday night.
Sute Of Stocks.-At the sale of the personal estate
OF the late John Myers, by Barnard & Buckley, on
Yesterday 6 shares Of the stock of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank of city, sold at II cents, and
"a shares of the Potomac Insurance Company at I36
cents, being premium of IS cents.
The flour and grain market are both unsettled and
dropping. The very best brand of -four would not
command this inorningover sc so a ST 65K. Wheat
also has declined full 10 cents per btshel.
SPECTATOR.
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Lamps, Sperm and Adamantine Can

Lamps, Sperm and Adamanttne Can
dies, &c.
NIE have received and now opened our fall SUP
w ply Of new Lamps. selected by one of our
firms in New York and Philadelphia, which We In.
vte ladies and gentlemen to call and examine Col
ored and white Sperm Candles; Adanantine Candles.
patent spring Candlestcks, with shades. -
Bookbtnders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tapers, Stove Luatrs
Spermacetti Lard and Solar Lamp OIL
With our usual assortment of Window and Coach
Glass, Painters and Artists Materials. For sale.
wholesale and retail at our usual low prices, for
cash. or on time to punctual customers
HOWELL 4 MORSELL,
Successors to O. Whittlesey,
nov lo-n G street. (TotdPs Buiidipg)
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Gs FOR RENT-The BUILDING now be.

" ~ HE ~ A-1Ne bOlLDlNG now be-
III ing finished on the northeast corner of eth st.
and Louisiana avenue, In this city.
The first floor has been constructed for Banking
Establishment, Of marble, Nth vaults &C. and two
stores on 18th street. The basement is constructed
to embrace all the modern conveniences for Res
taurant, in connection with Kitchen and vaults for
coal, oysters, provisions, &c. The restaurant COM
munlcites both from in and ont doors with the Sc
cond story, which is composed of four rooms com.
municaing through ample folding doors, fer the &C.
commodaton OF either large small private parties
Should The second story not be taken in connexion
with the restaurant the rooms will be rented for of
hees. The third story embraces nearly the whole
extent Of the building, and is well adapted for a
connections billiard-room for three tables The
fourth story embraces the whole extent of the build
ing, and is well adapted for printing room or ar
mory, and, if not rented, will be reserved for meet
Ing or exhibition room. Gas and water and all the
mo;ern Improvements have been introduced Oh
each floor of this building and its POSITION situated
in the very heart of the most business portion of
Washington, must insure large profits to competent
tenants. Apply to, or address
sc BARNEY,
4 street, between 9th and 7th sts, Washington,
sep 17-eotf-
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SUNDAYS.
SPECTATOR.

'I'HE undersigned has on hand and can manufae-
i ture Sun nIALS, either for the District of Co
luInba any other latitude throughout the Unitsd
States. made erect or horizootal, with or without
pedestal, plain or elaborate. Price varying accord
ing 70 labor and material. He would particularly
call the attention of those having residences in the
country, a. they are not only useful but highly orna
mental 10 garden or foreground. He can give sat
isactory evidence of the mathematical correctness of
these Disls. . JAS. SWORD,
Dislist, Stone Cutter, &C.,
Pa avenue, n. side, between Sd and Az sts.
N. B.-A note addressed to the undersigned will
ensure CALL nov l6-3t-
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FAMILIAR DIsC0URsEs ON LANGUAGE

TX. WATKINS intends to deliver a series of Fa.
- miiar Discourses on Language, with occasional
critical remarks on various authors who have writ
ten on the subject.
The series will consist of six discourses the first of
which, being Introductory, will comprise review of
tn early history of England; and a critical exami-
notion OF the prevailing opinion as to the origin Of
the English Language.
The terms will be- for ticket for the whole series
admitting lady and gentleman, So; for single
ticket admitting one person for the e, ening so cts
The Discourses will be delivered at Carusis Sa-
ioon-tne hrst on THURSDAY EVENING next, to
commence at O'clock
>, %~flckets will be found at the Drug Store of "
Harbaugh, corner of and 7th streets, and at the
BooSstoreS OF Mrs. Anderson and Taylor 4 Maury
fehhsylVanl avenue. nov T-dtf
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CARD.
CARD,
MIR W FVFJyN wJIJJ,Mo ou

MIR. W. EVELYN WILLIAMS, .fmanuensis, C6pv-
NA isf, Composer, Reporter, Collector, and General
agent Office on street. between 9th and : tn next
door 10 Messrs Badens' hardware warehouse.
Mr. W. offers his services to his fellow citizens in
the above named business. Writing of ell descrip.
lions neatly executed, and with dispatch. Letters
upon any subject. Addresses. Communications. Ad-
Vertisements, (plain or fancy) Obituary Notices,
either In prose or verse composed and written ut the
shortest possible notice, to insure satisfaction.
Accounts placed in his hands for collection will be
faithfully and Immediately attended to.
He respectfully solieits the patronage Of all who
may require anything perfected in is line
Persons wishing epistes composed and written of
P'cudr nature, involving the happiness of parties,
would do we'll to give him a cali. ALL BUSINESS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Office hurs A. NJ. to sunset
nov 14-eotDpcl
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DR.. SCHWARTZEs
Compound Extract OF SarsapartlIa

M HEN other Sarsaparillas and quackeries have
niffgance, DR.. schwartzes Sarsaparia ia still ner
forming what others only professed, and have failed
Try the above for rheumatism, scrofula, bronchit
Is Inflammation OF the eyes impurities Of the blood,
To be had at SCHwARTZES Drug store, next To
Z. .. Hotel, and I'd door from Sd street, Pa ave.
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Mr.. LEWIS DOUGLASS, Ridinx Mas.
NJ ter and Veterinary Surgeon, has the honor Of
announcing TO the citizens OF Washington that he
him. Several fine trained thorough breds for sale.
Also ladies and gsntlemen's horses for hire. Lee
sons given on the Road, q also Ia haute Ecale
taught. Terms moderate. The highest references
can De given Once on g st. between 18th and 18th.
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New Dress Making Establishment.
MUSE wishing the most perfect fitting dresses
ton.
Ladies will, no doubt, think 1t marvellous when
she say 1hat she neither has to pin Innings, nor
The system taught, including apparatus, for Five
Dollars.
Mrs. G. invites all to give her call and see for
themselves Dresses or Patterns cut for 81 Il cents
Inc most fashionable imported patterns for sale
on moderate terms, consisting of Cioaks Mant;ilas
Dresses, Sleeves, &c. -
Mantua Makers can be supplied with the most re-
cent patterns on the most reasonable terms
MRS. K. CADY,
nov 12-t
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nor sALE-or exchange for property in

E>U IL L. E-Or exchange for property in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria
very dsirable tract of land containing 1l2 acrGs y
ing in Alexandria county, Va. about 25 miles west
OF Georgetown. and miles f. ON the certre of this
city, adjoining the land lately owned by w. A. Brad
ley. Esq More than one half the land is covered
with good wood and chestnut timber. 1t is a most
healthy place. and may be ma lie beautiful Summer
r, sidence. afforling fine view of Georgetown and
Washington, profitable market and dairy firm.
The soil aud situation well adapted to the growth
of the vine and all kinds of fruit Apply at this of
fee fer further information. Loy lift.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
OF THE
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
AT JACKSON HALL.


THE CONTINENTAL GUARDS respectfully an
i nounce 10 their military friends. the public In
general, and the ladies in particular that they will
give one of their POPULAR BALLS on THURSDAY,
the lst day of December next, at Jackson Hail. BE-
ing their third Annual Ball. The Committee of Ar
rangements do not deem it necessary to say what
they wi do to make this (what their first and Sc
cond annual balls were the popular ball of the
season, the public well aware that the Balls Of
the Old Continentals are always "done up" in fine
style. They may rest assured that no expense or
pains will be spared to make this ball 20 Off with the
same scat that has heretofore characterized the balls
Of the Continental Guards
AtSla O'Clock tho "Guards" will march into the
Saloon with arms and accoutrements, when they
will be carried through q dress drill In presence of
the company
At 9 o'clock the ball will be opened by q PRONE
made, Professor Prosperis Band playing the Cont
mental Quickstep, composed expressly for the ''Con-
tinentals."
The Committee having charge Of the refreshments
will leave nothing undone to please the tastes of all
present. Supper can be had at any time between
the hours of IL and o'clock
The military are requested to appear In full uni
form.
No hats or caps will be allowed In the room ex-
eept the military dress caps.
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IL Prnpre.ors of Park Hotel, the we'll known re-
sort of the public, eth street. at the intersection
Of the plank road Offer for sale the good will and
fixtures with lease of the establishment for eighteen
months. 1t contains Bowling Saloon, Shooting Gal
iery, Dancing Saloon, Stablisg for 20 or 80 horses
with shedding, making complete house of the kind
1t is also surrounded by beautiful grove. and has
ten scres of land attached. 1t will be sold on rea.
sonable terms il appli ation be Immediately made as
the p1oprietors about engaging in other business
Apply to HARRISON Il BRO.
nov ll-2w*- the premises
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$4,000
WORTH OF sEAsONaBLE DRy GOoDI

al We S6hoON ABLE 0OUUo
To BE RUN OFF AT COST.
n consequence of Mr. g. w. YERBY having bust
ness TO attend TO in the States of Massachusetts
and New York, which requires his personal stten.
ton, We shall comm .nce, on MONDAY next, No
vember Z, to run of the whole stock at COST for
sash. There will be no humbug mistake about
the matter, as the U0e stock must be closed by
the middle cf nezt month. Persons wi-hiug DRY
GOODS at % Per cent less than usual prices. will
pleafe call and examine cur large stork, they
will find it complete in every department and nearly
all of the stock new; having been bought during
the last two months.
Our stock consists in part Of
75 pieces Ingrain Carpet
80 do Brussels do
do Velvet do
20 do Hemp do
IS do Floor Oil Cloth, from t, is feet wide
H. IS pair Blankets
Ito MarseiIles Quilts
IS Alendse do
200 pieces SbeetnGs
2,0 dozen Table Napkins
$50 do Towels
% pieces Table Damask
loo do Russia Diaper
SO do Shifting Linen
200 do Calcoes
$50 do NJ de Lame, all qualities
$50 90 Parmetta CLOTHS and English MouruiDr
rs do French Merinof. all colors and shades
lS0 do and patterns plaid Silks
20 do Black Silks all grades
80 do plain Silks
In Embroideres we have a very fine Stock, and very
cheap.
100 Pointed Lace Collars
$50 Embroidered Collars all STYLES
III pairs Lace and Embroidered Underslseyes
50 embroidered ChemiEettes
10 dozen embroidered Handkerchiefs
20 do Clear Lawn do
lis do Linen Cambria do
800 shawls, (long and square, Plaid shawls, Cash
mere, long and square, with large stock of
Grape Shawls
500 dozen Hose and n Hose for Ladies, Gentlemen,
and children.
We woulo invite the particular attention. CT Gen
teuen to our stock adapted to their uses:
as dozen Englh Cotton X Hose
80 do Merino II Hose
loo do very heavy wool n Hose
80 do various sly les winter Gloves
IS do superior Neck Ties
% do Cravats black and fancy
Is do bundles Undershirts, suited to the season
VERIFY, TEBBs & YERBY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and It'll street
nov If Miss Dermo:t's New Building
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CROCK OF BOOKS 4 PRINTS will
~ De offered for sale all this week, at cost Also.
large and miscellaneous collection Of cheap publ
eauons ana the balance will be sold at Auction, as
ing and requires my whole attention.
DC 20 4. HUNTER.
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OST.-Some time last week, five notes of hand
four of them for S37 SO, payable severaly at 8,
., 9, and II months, aud one for $50, payable Is
months after date Drawn sth of Oct, 1853 by
John Trader in favor Of j. ". Fitzhugb and by him
endorsed All persons cautioned not to trade for
said lost notes. novlh-as
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A RARE CHANCE

rs now offered to any wishing to engage In a
i light genteel, and profitable business, already
FIRMLY established and on the increase The price Is
$500, which can be Gle AIRED during the next ses-
sion OF Congress This is an opportunity seldom met
with, and is worthy the attention of any gentleman
who wishes to engage in a pleasant business where
there is no risk Best Of references given, and ali
communications viii be strictly confidential Ad-
dress Box lS2, City Post ofice stating vben and
where an interview can be- had.
nov l2-dlw
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To-. U. s. SILK AND BUNT.k
W4ING, FL AGs, e r.. -
I'D SH rs, Pc NNANTs, 8
from 5 to 40 feet, suitable for MILITARY 'CoMpA
MES, POLITICAL PARTIES, HOTELS. &c. Ioaper
than they Can be had in the United States.
Address-E. A. GIBBS,
No.73 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
sep 1e-3m-
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oysters, Wild Ducks. Venison, and
Game of all kinds,
90 n And all the decacies that
S%Ic1the appetite may desire are ~
<yHs1 daily served at the Metrop- ~
oils Refractory. Gentlemen -SSA&kkf6S
VINO are fond OF good living are invited to call.
nave made such arrangements with the oyster YES
seis as TO ensure me regular and constant supply
ANY person having use for shells can arrange to
take mine free Of COST il they are hauled regularly
away. GEO. HENDLEY
Metropolis Refractory, Pa avenue.
between Jackson Hall and O. y Hotel
l4-eO3t " o''
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~ The Maryland Institute have awarded WHITE
HURST another Medal for his superior Daguereotypes
making the Fourth Annual Exhibition ut which he
he has received the highest award given by this In
stitute. If you want your likeness taken. go to
WHIrEHURsr's. He makes likenesses not characters
1T his gallery between FOur-Gnd half and 9th street
Pennsylvania avenue
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81 Joe ShilItngtOn receives all the New
Books and NEWSPAPERS az fast as published. He
is agent far Harper's a,.d all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good az
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery his Book
store OdeOn Building, corner of street and Penn
sylyania avenue ann 10
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FRrm Tor ReMt.-Notley Fall, a valua-
Bile Market and Dairy Farm, opposite Alexandria,
Va, will be rented from the lst of January next Ii
contains 500 acres well improved land, a commodi-
Gus brick dwelling house, and all suitable out
houses The distance Fl. III Alexandria is 2% and
from Washington market seven miles. For terms
inquire Of the subscriber street. between Is and
18th streets, Washington. j. NJ. GILLISS.
1-eo2w-
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I"cendtGris1n.-Last night, between 9 and 10
O'Clock, sone person or person. set fire to the new
frame building on I'd street south, occupied by Mar,
Heiler and but for The great rIertOns of the neigh
borS and others who assisted to extingush the flames
the property weuld have been destroyed and proba
bly, other adjoining buildings. There was no alarm
and the FIRE wac ,ubdued before extensive injury
was done 10 The building. Suspicion rests on some
persons Who made threats against the OCCUPANT. be
cauGe she gave evidence against their associates who
were lately sent to jail