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syJ J. q. MCGUIRE. Auetienssr.

ryPGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE,
u Plate Mirrors, Aeon thursday morning May i2h, at
M onrk M the residence Kives,
~ his country Third and shall sell
m xeolsnt and housekeeping
viz;
Elegant carved rosewood piano forte made order by
Louis Stim X Co
Pair plush covered rosewood sofas
Walnut plush covered French paor and chairs
Two very large French plate mlrrofs
Suits elegant gold daniask silk
Embroidered lace curtains and cornice match
Egyptian marble top liable, tables
Bedseads wardrobes, marble top washstands
Mahogany hair seat chairs, dining aad side tables
Marble top beaufet sideboard
BRUSSELS and three ply carpets, oil cloth
Hall and stair caTpeting, stair rods
Mante hall, aud astral Lamps radiators
French china dinner, and coffee sets
Glassware, I'm satrs, fire irons, &c.
Terms S25 and under that credit OF and
four MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
j. @. MCGUIRE,
May I'd Auctoneer.
Also, mt I2 o'clock, I'm front OF the house one
superior family carriage and harness. little used and IN
ceilsnt order
Terms credit offour months for satisfactorily endorsed noe
bearing interest," JAS. q. McGUlRE, s.
Mny tEss tE&a Aucionser-
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Hy Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer,

(Pennsyran,a apenue, south side, near l0A arset.)
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEARLY NEW AND WELL KEPT
II Feather Beds, Bedding Coppers, Acon Thursday
morning May l2t O'Clock residence OF Mrs NJ
Fowler side of Pennsylvahia 3d
Gadsbys hotel shall sell the entire furnituIe &c
Two mahogany spring sofas and king chair
Mahogany parior chairs, marble top centre table
Rout tables mirror grandoles, vases
Window curtains, shades, lounges
sss Wardsobes, Wristbands, and toilet sets
Looking glasses, high and low bedsteads
Hair musk
supsior feather beds, holsters, pillows, and bedding
Cane and q
Hail. astral, hand lamps
Dining, breakfast, and other tables, clocks
stone md glasses, castors
Cooking, paTor and chamber stoves
Safe, Refrigerator, &c.
Also coppe comprising twenty five pieces together
culinary articles,
amies requested this sale as viii be
peempiory.
Terms $50 dollars under $50 thirty and sixty
days credit satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
May 7-eokds
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT PUB
Ill Lie sALE0n Thursday afternoon, May l2 at o'clock, on
premises shall sell lot Me- fronting &c feet 10
inches north street, running back 2s inches improved
handsome and building house, contain
ing hail. paors nve chambers, dining Kitchen bath
with cold bath, stables, with
ample horses holding 10 900
gnons water cooking premises
Tepee every class resi-
deBce
fourth residue in twelve eighteen
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
Possession given Immediately. Title perfect
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Sd AucuonecT.
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By j. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctonser.

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUG
TIoNOn Friday aernoon May Is, al O'Clock, the
ses shall sell fine hreestoy brick house and back building
1Il containing bathroom, and
The the and
is finished with marble manes &C.
The which building stands 25
h running back 100 feet II has also lot attached front
hack rs The
meeting with the main lot aong ample accommodations for
bling, &C
desiring commodious and well arranged dwelling
this sale offers inducements
$4,000 residue equal
l2 and MONTHS satisfactorily secured bearing
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mayl-d Auctioneer
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ZINC PAINTs-Thc New Jersey Zinc Company
uctung these pants Of superior quality, Their ndvant
o,her paints
poisonous recently sint
mpunty and using these ants
distressing maladc arising from the
lead.
I'd Their beauty and duabiiyZne, inside work, heomes
paint and easily soed whittier
lead its vhiteness and lancy
unaffected by blpe water suphurous gases 1t vaed
paint ships For outside use
weather will retain their color and serving
qualities long after other paints destroyed.
ID The white zinc paints will (equa weghp) ab
thirds surface than pure eadhs in connerisn with their
greater Of painting
zinc less than half the with lead.
Brown paints which god at
prices sdaped for painting roofs buildings and all
tac surfaces particularly which they eHccuay protect
rusung, exposed either weather.
These paint. prepared the same manner and be used
In They sale by of
principal cities and OF the Union, and by
the eompanys agent, - .
MANNING h SQUIER,
IS Dey street, New York
N.R. paints manufactured by this warranted
pure Ap 22-dlm
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NOTICE "f the reopening OF the land once at Vt~-
cenn~s, IndtaneWbeeas by public dated the 5th
day Of February 1888 the office
indiana directed discontinued and the lands remsping
unsod therein ordered and subject
j.hersonvie in said State for the that appeared said
unsoli lands
pearing examination said
exceeds that quantity the Secretary Of the Interior
thony him vested has directed reopenug
Vinc.nnes; and is therefore reopened accordingly
Lands the Npcennes district will
lard once ymcennes until further notice.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
GsvrplL LAM orucr, April 20, 1853.
April A-3sw6w
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HItHMuNpi NPFt ~ ItlNJ
IN conformity with Code Of Virginia Of sia i9l
le do hereby make known ali whom that
cert hcnte Of the eschenor orne city Of ofpeersburg dated
gay Of April, 1852 received office
,a.a 2 ~ npf l that by inquest held the 10Th day Of April
me 'eNowhg io,, Of which died seized,
'o"'. .,'"rs'eo 70 unr Commonwealth, vizi
80, % ~. ~ " oy q Peebore situated side Of MARKET
~, ~ s % ~ te north by the the late r. G. Eyer
80, ~ ~. w 70, Of A. q. Mcilwrne, and the
~. W ,"s Pop., M Lewis Zmme
o the cV ss lot No W. and repued 10 co,,a ono .ce The
chesed property comprises but ot aud Il the same popey of
.c" W. noa usa seized-havin1 life estate,
Common nweails right during her life. s - " Wv
IN So =. II. PARKER,
'P'"p" Reg Land Once.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTfoN.-on Thursday,
l2th instant shah SELL front of the premises,
O'Clock, valuable building lot, situated north c. be-
l7th and Ieh streets, In the immediate vicinity Of
Once, being No. In Davidson's subdivision
1885, having inches,
ming back n alley 70 feet 70 inches,
third sir, nine and twelve months
balance, bearing interest from day OF sale deed
and deed trust taken All conveyance the cost The purchaser
GREEN h SCOTT,
7-eod&ds Auconeers.
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prize MEDAL Marble work.-The prize medal cor an
perior marble having been awarded the subscriber
metropolitan Mechanics FAR he bgs leave TO invite the
ops Of marble work to HE large and splendid
sfhe mante consisting Of aensa Brocatee inlisn and EEyp
Van marble, which . ssiiisg reduced prices
hhnd Italian and marble tomb and
"'ue ssha, TO which he also invites attention.
purposes, ALEX RffTrFRfoRDs
Marble and Brown. Stone Yard,
.u,e Penn, avenue, between 10 and l3k streets,
NF''-@aWlm linteil
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ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
public Friday aerno0n May 18th, 6o'ciork,
shall sell lots Nos g. d IL 49, 20, 2 - 2s and 49, in
square No 49, and ~
between goth and 2ls lot - fronts As street,
aud Lots 49, 81, and % front street, be-
2h 2i and lots 70 and ~ front Goth
between X and /. streets.
These located in rapidly improving of the ward
special attention from the fact that market
viii probably be located in The immediate vicinity.
Terms One fourth cash the residue in twelve, and eight
monhs for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS Q. MCGUIRE,
May lO-d Aucioneer.
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By E. N. sTRATrox. Auetioneer.

(Psnnsyivania arenue, south side, ioA areei)
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE NORTHERN
Liberties Thursday afternoon May l2h,
premises shall sell Of lot No 3 square NO.
between Seventh and Eighth streets
inches by 100 feet with side alley ten feet wide,
feet, and improved by twostoy frame
dweIas building having good arranged with
every convenience for private family.
residue in twelve, and eighteen
months with interest," secured by deed Of trust
Conveyancing at the OF purchaser Title ndspufahe
Nfays
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ny II. n. sTRATToN, Auo,ionoer,

(Pennrlranio arenne, near lon areci)
INTENSIVE SALE Of SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
Il by catalogue direct from the manufacturers 10 be sold al
reserve OF whom concern on Mon
6t gcofs auction
psng every article for housekeeping faricuurs and cata
logus at early day. . - .o.
May 5-a Aucuonser.
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CENTLEMEN's Fashionable Hats and Can. =, ~.
VI latest and approved styles full assortment an
hand and Cor sale st reasonable prices nj LANFs'
Fashionable Hat, Cap and Gentemen's Furnishing store
Ap p-3aw3wif Penn. avenue, between AZ aud streets
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The Gardiner Trial.
lReported for the Union. ]

CRIMINAL COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM
BIA.
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VALUABLE NEW THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
Lot at Auctonon Monday, 10th instant, shall sell, in
premises O'Clock handsome new three story
New York and
nine good and conveniently ar
~ feet, running
back IS feet thy alley. IL has large eis,ern In
the yard. ,,
six twelve, and eighteen
months the deferred payments,
Interest deed Of trust taken Al con
veyanee OF the purchaser , . ,eor-,
May sd Aucuone"n.
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NENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODs-We would cal
stock o. furnishing goods linen dress Shirts
% o ne most ss % 81 collars
viii enable y. produce the besns Shirt
Is dozen brown cotton halfhose
3 & g #; iin:a (: ss
100 do fancy ,,, do suitable for summer, wear
900 do various styles summer gloves
10 10 DO % black black s,ls m ensau
8 90 linen and lawn eavau
% DO various Va. ~. style. l silk neck ties
s nIk scaris, back and in co,o,s
10 DO summer msrino drawers
10 DO do Shaker shirts, nice article
% DO cotton drawers, nice and cheap
DO striped ne, shirts suitable for boat fishing clubs
And fact, per,ainns to ssnlIemens fur
aa% and as. .n M M !, 70 Of m ,oo
s whole ole Of which we a's determined sell the lowest
Avenue House, corner Of III street and Pa avenue
April as-dim Miss Dermous building
noMEsrlC AND STAPLE GooDs.-we have now in
store ase and desirable stock Of goods suitable for the Of
50 DO best beached sheetings, all widths
Sc Sc 90 90 r,'ss:' I:~a:, ,.ij al ss'ss. ss:s.'
( e sis:sssi table ,s' dana,t
g bundle. brown table cloths, various sizes
8 pieces shiriins liner, all grade. and hes, makes
10 10 DO DO :@~s"ss .u%%sf a.ausi. az .s''"
p dozen stockings, various grades
l50 do half hose, all szes and grades.
The above goods cheap wishing purchase
VIII please call and examine We
TO show our goods as we know cheap.
YERBY, TEBsS, Il VERIFY,
mo, Avenue House, corner Of 7h and Pa avenue
April 2-dlm
lRAPE shavis. vi.its., ManoIla., and Para.o,..-w.
woud call very particular attention large and vancd stock
Of the above goods n
l2O Grape shaws, varying In price from IS TO $50
IS new York and Psr-made mnntilas, from 50 TO $50
900 parasols, various styles and prices
oe shaw In cashmere merno silk bereee all styles, from rs
cents
Win full and complete kinds Of foreign
he dry goods, h prices that cannot fail TO please.
VERIFY, TEBBs, h YERBY,
Avenue House, corner OF 7h street and Pa. avenue,
April D--dlm Miss Dermo,tr new building
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NksOTHS. vcsings, and Pantalo0n MateriaIs.-Ve will
" be pleased to show the goods which
choice aud select
10 pieces black French cloths various grades
do do
80 do and patterns very choice spring cassmeres
20 de- linen, plain, checked, striped, clouded
80 do and patterns various styles vesungs
With full and complete of gentemens
nbna goods suitable for spring which
will be sold al the very lowest prices for cash.,
YERBY, TEBBS, YERBY
Avenue House, Of 7th and Pa. avenue.
April 23--dlm
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NY ROBERT ARM Roma

A sTONE To be taken down and all the goods a
ns 10 be sold eahe OF The store
occupy having kindly consented TO build for (n Ills
psce large aud with all the latest i'm
pTovemen shall be compelled weeks, and
unable while being pu up, we
determined sell stock cost Tor cash only
rather than pack them until get IN house
consists OF all OF uie mos'
foreign and domestic dry goods in all depart
asnts, al of which is
we commence day. every article
viii be asked and less viii be taken 10 obvious at we
goods goods sold pened
without being paid they will be charged of
rates.
merely requisite suggest those indebted 10 US
that We need every dollar US
wv PERRY & BROTHER
Ap9-dIm Opposite Centre Market.
TOR CHIIDREiN-We have very complete
L OF chidfens hosiery and gloves
dOze hose for Children all sizes and numbers
cotton and J.isIe gloves for children
IS do silk gloves for children
With small OF styles Of goods
children and misses
styles OF small checks suitable
boys wear. saIN
Knowing difficulty procure goods taken
think must give satisfaction
YERBY, TEBBs & VERIFY,
Avenue House, Of 7th street and Pa
Apnl23-d'm
AIDES DRESS GOODS
IL IS pieces choice dress silks in solid colors and striped
75 do and patterns OF befege, styles
100 DO beregs de aaes, fron IAN up
IS do silk Tissues
10 do ZuIpmas,
IS do embroidered mualns
100 do plain Swiss musins
% patterns embroidered de baze, for travelling dresses,
and very pretty
20 lane
eiling dresses.
With m and complete assortment Of ell kinds Of dress goods
Avenue House. corner Of In street and Pa avenue.
April 23-dm
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RIO CONTAMINATION Wanted on Real Estass
Propey-t for the loan OF ten thou
dolars of nye thousand, with undoubsd m
property security liberal paid ersfof
profitable investment
please cali upon my place business address post
paid, through the city Postonhce y - -
Y. NJ. sTRATTON,
Aueuonesr Commission Merchant,
s-div South Pc9hsylvania 10Th IT.
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THE SUBSCRIBER. late and for many years chte,
clerk In the office Register Of the Treasury VIII he perea
70 transact which his friends require ha aen
May 4-dlwkwG MlCH'b NoUkst'
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NPIHlruAL v.n,p,s,.m, The Is,-tir Of ETHEREAL
~ iohfown} by q. w. Webher.
travels IN Egypt and Paestney by =. Thomas, ~ D.
May - - FRANCK TAYLOR
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NJASON's PATENT PURIFIED
xvi Sperm OIL

his oil, for bril'iancy, durability. and purity
light, and for lui ricating purposes, whether appi
Ia the deIi'a'e wor- If watch or the most PONCE
rous machinery, surpas, es any oil now known.
il is warranted not to gum eine entirely deprive,
of tat substance which seriously imIedes he ia
lid NOV. ment of all kinds Of mschii cry; and for
burning is cheaper and better than any oIesgiuOus
bstaBce now in
While il affords light superior TO gas campbine,
it is also free FRI m the dangerou. explosive quality
Of the latter. being solely sperm oil purified.
SO pure il this oil that il will not freeze nc any de-
gree Of cold known within the limits Of the u ed
States; ha,i ing thereby in this in livery ob. par
iicular an advantage ever tie best n oil
used
After devot'ng many years in eKTeI imenting with
the OILS TO the purpose Of ming th.ir
impurities vt present fabricated, the den sgI ed
the public that n has eded in producing
the plus ult of oils Ii. offers it rs suI error
to any known oil 10 the world, for tie lurpoees Of
burning and luiricsting, and invrkes the ssentifc
Of all countries TO test it ard pronounce their opinion
satisfied that all will agree that it is the nest oil
ever Offered for sale
WILLIAM ID. TOWNSEND. PhilacelI bia-
For sale by A. HATCH, in The re,r Of lruwn's
Hotel and ais by y Lolesale at the orrer Of 18th
and ST. GETS. by II. ID. WATERLOO.
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DIR. Roses Dyspepsia Cordial.

THE Liver being the Target gland in The human
i body it is more frequently oe'anrci than any
"ther. ,hen follows Dypfpsia. Constipation, CIId
rect, and Lo If Al peite-lLc skin lie, ONES ,ellow
the spirits droop anu there is great version
iety Regulate The Liver, and you correct all trse
e,l The surst preparations 10 take DR.
ROSES celebrated Editrodd or Anti-IiiItouS Ill.,
They carry off the bile, and On give appetite al
strength
His Dyspepsia Compound 81 ou'd be taken where
person has been trouble with Dyt prl STA NJ time
Price 30 cents: hut e Colds, Bilious habits ]aun-
dice &c, take DR.. Roses Anfi- f,Ii as ar L0irodd
ftHs, as they go ahead OF all 9th, Pills in tLor good
Ell, cts. l212 aid % cents per box.
ee- The above preparation he fouTd, with
Circular AID full directions, at the stores Of
H. ID. Gilman, VII. Gilman,
Charles stout Co., Samuel Butt,
} +. Calan, John W. hsirn,
Kidwelf& Lawrence, Washington city ID. c.
J. l.. kidwell. Gee rgetown, u. c., and The various
Drug Stores i'm Al, xandria.
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The FArHER.-He is the appointed head
of the family. He may rule by love, but it
is his right and duty to rule; and to him,
as the monarch of that little state, must be
his last appeal. Hence he appears before
his children invested with authority-the
divinely appointed representative of law; if
he worthily sways the sceptre over his little
realms, he developes in his children some of
the most desirable traits of his character.
If love is one of the elements of family
happiness, order is another; and it is his,
in the last appeal, to support order. If the
sJmpathies and affections Of children should
bedsveloped, it is'his daty to do 80.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE celebrated pauphin COAL and full supply o
j oak, pine, and hickory NO d.
For sale II w. STONE. on thu
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-16

A BgaurrruL Acr--()ne II the
young ladies in the franklin School.
to whom badsbee awarded the honor
of Franklin medal, uponhearing, nc
cidentally, the distinction that await
ed her, Immediately wrote . modest
note to the committee. wherein she do.
clined receiving the token, in favor Of
the highest on the list Of disappointed
expectants. So purely unselhsh an
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bic, a. a mark Of their appreciation
II is a pleasure to record SO tender a
consideration for the feelings Of others
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parent might feel more proud Of such
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the highest honors which the world
could bestow. Her walk in life will
be an angelic ono, or there is NJ truth
in early promise Boston Post.