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The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30
RANcHRRos AND MINERs-The Gold
Hill correspondent of the Placer Herald

RANcHERos AND MINERs-The Gold
Hill correspondent of the Placer Herald
says:
"Your lawyers are about to get heavy
job from this section-it is we'll known
that q great portion of the mining ground
in Gold Hill, Virginia and Dentons dis
trict, is on Ranch ground; and after ma
ture deliberations, advice from learned
counsel, and the wise decision of Judge
Barbour of Nevada, the several occupants
OF these mineral grounds, have determined
upon united and combined effort to stop
further mining, and are about to issue in
functions to this effect"
An attempt to eject miners from a quar-
ter or half section of mining ground, on
pretense of raising squashes andcabbages,
is too outrageous to admit of much litiga-
ton, whatever may be the opinion of
learned counsel. A similar attempt was
once made here; an individual claimed a
large fiat. then unprospected, gold was
discovered, and claims were staked off:
the proprietor sued the trespassers, but
public Indignation compelled him to with
draw the suit. Nearly million of dol
lars have since been taken from that fat
quite little fortune for one proprietor r
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

On the 26th inst, at the City of Six,
the lady of }. STREETER, of daughter.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

COOP ADyIcE-The senior editor of the
Trinity Times has gone to the Legislature
to take his seat; the junior thus admon-
ishes him:
"Our advice is always look after the
main chance'-that is, the interests of
Trinity county. In that way, my beloved
Adobe, thou wilt become perfect brick,
and eventually insure to thyself an entire
fre-proofasbestos- salamander-non- break
down-able everlasting residence in the
hearts of thy constituents"
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

Meteorological Table.
Prepared for the SIERRA CITIZEN, By C.
Cooper, Oak Ranch. Sierra County.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

ten article, remarks:
"Let our citizens, and more particularly
those engaged in commercial pursuits, con-
veying passengers and hotel keeping, see
to it that the $4,000 remaining is prompt
ly taken and the road put under contract,
and there will be no fear that trade will
be carried to any other point, or travel
take any other direction"
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

HE TURNPIKE RoAD-The Marysville
Express at the end Of a long and we'll writ
ton article ronnarl.c.
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g. -.. (FoR THR STAR
IRON HALL.-Some two dozen anxioas seek
ers of amusement during these dull times, as.
sembled at Iron Hall last night to witness the
performance of the Irish Heiress, alias Per-
lection, alias the Cork Leg; and after listen
ing to several fine solos from Esputa's SAKE
horn until beyond the time for the curtain to
rise, were informed, with many expressions of
regret, that the house wouldn't pay, and he
would be Obliged to dismiss them It GER
tainly did not require an argument to convince
them that Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe would derive
no benefit from the receipts Of the evening.
and they departed in good humor. receiving
at the door their tickets, or an equivalent
Mr.. Robinson attributed, in part, the failure
OF an attendance to the late hour at which the
posters were put up, and complained of the
dereiict conduct of the printer, with incidental
remarks as to the importance of advertising
But the chief reason. it seems to us. was the
appearance Of "Old joe at Odd Fellows
Hall, which was crowded to OVERLOOKING, The
curiosity to see his troop of " culIed" minstre 9
having been gratiied, and the conviction be.
Ing general that they can get through pro-
gramme very fast, will doubtless have the
effect to turn back tho tide and it is to be
hoped that the mirth- provoking company un
der Mr.. X. g management will be greeted with
full houses during the remaining two nights of
his engagement. 1t is not generally known
that What they advertise to perform is we'll
aone-each individual performer acting well
the part assigned to that performer.
There Is good bill to. night-a regular
Iaegnter-mov'ng programme. Let the disap-
some degree repaired and let not those who
we're disappointed as spectators be deferred
from turning out again :
SEVERAL WHO wERn rHpp.
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NORTHERN LIBERTIES SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIHS ,''.[


Mrs. A. z. BELL, Principal Preceutrees.
'1NHE duties Of this Seminary viii be recommended
i the first Monday in September, in q large and
new building nov entirely Completed the location
OF which Is excs' dinghy eaubrious, on the corner Of
snd 10th streets. = - "
The course Of studies win be divided into three
depar ments comprising all the branches Of thor.
ough edpcation.
limited number Of pupils will be received az
ooarders, and every effort viii be used TO make
the institution happy home for all its inmates
Competsnt and efficient teachers are engaged az
l1Astants for ench department
Ffqm the entire and cheering appreciation mani
tested by parents and friends a: the recent exsmi
nation, Mrs. Bell deems It unnecessary here to
1onb!e the public with long list Of references,
which can BIZ found, with further particulars. by
consulting circulars deposited ct ali the prncipsI
Bookstores. .sat'.-
Board snd tuition in English. per term Of ten
months and half, exclusive CT the vaea-
ton ...............-............. $50
N usir, with use Of Instrument. 81
Painting In oil and wster colors each 20
Lang usges, each. 20
Pencil Drawing and Papier Mache. each . 10
LAY Scholars from four to ten dollars Der ousrtsr
Payment in advance. 4. 80 - y
Pupils may enter at any time Of the year and are
charged from the time Of entrsnce; but none are
admitted for less than one session, unles. prevf.
Gus agreement to that effect shall have been made.
Payment half session in advance. =
aug 16-2w Ii :. .. Be-. ID. 3.
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UROSCOPIA.

hRS. BROTHERS, GRAY, the ealsbrsssd Ca,
u man and Indian Phytaassns hsye es,sblis h =,
permanent msiics 0sass IN thu city Of Bajtsmars
Ter the Accommodation OF their patients in Msrv
land. The b2eiois can be consulted At their orr
every Nor Jay. Tuesday and Wedr esday, from 3 q
m. Until 10 p m. ..,..-..
Ones. 4s Psos street, between Lexington and S.r.
stsga ste. ~
. Also, at their principal ONCE, at Washington. D
o On south street. on Thur day, Friday and Sat.
uroay, orposi tbs smithsonian institution. vher.
hey nave had large and successful practice for the
last Tour years. IN toe treatment Of sl chronic ais
nd thoee diseases pneducsd by toe OLD Schrol
A mineral Physicians, by the indiscriminsts use of
mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, &C. Happily, for sur
,etefs saer practice is msnifesty injurious that
N 10 noE Srsdualiy on the wsne, and must In = kv
yesfs SINK into oblivion. God IN bis in1nite GOOD
ness has given to suferips man a praotios "a. supe
for md shown us thss there il yes Balm IN GiIead
we II tesr ourselves that all Who favor us With
cali, ne Will, without asking single question, tell
ITEM taeir complaints and symptoms, and eusrap.
zee an cas- and spsedy cure A decided sdvsntaee
We Lave ever other medical men, ie in the naapst
we 'etetmlne tie nature and location OF the dsess
wn1ch 10 by the urine. We equiru 1t least rvo
ounces Of the first In the morning. =
Once open daily for the sale oil their Psmily Nedi
cines. .r,L-tlms
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A COUNTRY Residence a 1.o,,

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE n I.n,.
"A FOR SALE AT BLLAvILLE-The subscribe
has laid on 100 acres of land in the nei-h II
bladensburg Depot, under toe desisnation Of Ells.
ve ana offers the same for sale. The lots en- sisr
Guiding desirable site for building =
Vn TWO OF the lots the subscriber has erected
hshdsome residences, with every modern contr,v
snce far comfort. One Of there houses and lots "a
Chsred ios sale and u now resdy for inspection
Connected with the bouae Is ell OF stronc w oa.,
nal rAtsr. Complete hydraulic apparatus suppl e.
the bath room, kitchen, and water clcfet viii vp.
ter, which IL obtained in unlimited qusntity With.
OF .nS going out Of dooss Application may be U sds
70 Me'1ra aRfkN scoTT, Auetioneers; Mr. Wells.
at the National aossl or to tbs subscriber on IT,
premises nthogr,phe plan If Ellayille Will be
eAmnited, and terms Of sails Iasds known on april.
An omnibus tuns three times day between Ria
Au9 1T ~ va wv nA.
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Anti-Nsbraska u. N..s,n,

AfosA- August II, The Anti. Nebrssks
Mse Meeung va, called to order in the eps,e
tins morning ct ii O'Clock. R,N Hss~r.
hsq., presiding, with . number Of Vice rr,sI''
dents.
mr.. Ravens made . speech, and intr,l u..6
the agent Of the Kansas Emipyapt Ala O..
pany, who spoke some time. D o''A'
horace dreely followed, with one OF If, Ia.
Ter denuncistions Of slavery ana slsvshoids,s
Aiter several other addresses the nsstinr "a
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sARArosA. Aug l7.-At the afternoon -,
SION the Temperance Convention vas fuiIv ~ i.
tended. series of strong Maine Law MAO
buttons were passed, and In favor Of ipdensn-
dent nominations at the Convention 70 be bsid
ut Auburn on the e6th Of septsnbs, The
Convention then adjourned to the grove vbsrs
Horace Groely delivered m address on the
+, n kellogg Of Ohio, and General Riley
also spoke and the resolutions we're sdopte;.
rev; W Pummer, Of Baltimore, and Or.
J. E. Snodgrass made addrssses-tbe lstts, A :
coating national probationary law. Id-
jourued till evening.
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. y

1NH1s beautiful burial place Of the dead HAVING
i Just bern dedicated with appropriate mop;as
for the purpose, now open for the reception Of the
remains of deceased persons. -
The hAUsOLEUM has capacity for hundred
bodies. in which such friends Of the dead a. may
for the grsves
The plan Of the inoorporators il one of equality IN
regard to the lots, which win not be put up publicly
:cr sale, although they usually bring premium
making the early selection Of lots the most desir
able. ii. n
Until an office Is established in the city Of Wash.
ington, applications viii be punctually attended
to ct the present Office in the east wing Of the build
ing on entering the Cemetery. ,
81! VIZ. 8. HUMPHREYS
n BZelenxeed is aitustsd eho;t distance due
north Of the Capitol aug 11-3m
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UOsES 4 LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE
49, h.;,s nsme houses, two.story and attic. NTH
S and Vool s1ess. su.s'd on ls1 street us hes.
OnsiraNe ktaaes, twosforv. con .s;,,,r
on 1tn street north. between and s; x.St
WY 8a@s Houee, tWcStory. sssret, and hack
west Duo
Twelve building Lots, b.tveen "a and ~ str.s,s
east and NJ and N streets south, containing in ali
Ss,ooo square feet Of ground, with two small TN.
ments thereon. This would b desirable los.tion
for q market garden. - -
One tn reestory brick fire proof Shop, IN rsserv..
uon 10, to the rear Of jackson Bsil. This xonid
answer admirably for . book bin.iery or printing
smce, OF could easily be converted into livery fta
pie ior which purpose more eligible location osn.
Ar ths sppss dsacrbad p,spsry viii Be sold on
reasonable terms on application 70
- GK0 ". CARVING,
Lumber Yard, corner AZ 9th and B sts.
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BY D: B. CAMPBELL 4 CO.
e. N. STRATTON. AuetIon..-

vkCsTEEs SALE of Valuable improved Props,
1 tsIBy virtp. Of deed Of .rost, bearing dst.
1 Ioh '.h DAY OF fesrparF 1852 duly executed By
'ohh a; Mosises and wife, TO the snhseriher, and
isoosdsd 10 Lber J. A. J., No. I40 folios 4s0. sSl
49, ana 400, one of the land records of Washinoton
county, In the District q Columbia. 10 secu,s this
payment OF ,ertsin debt therein named, / shsIl
ssii ~ public suction on the premissA on MONDAY
the highest b.dd-s, Lst No. I, in square ISIS Win
me Improvements, cnasist Ing Of two story Frame
HOUSE, With other Necessary buildings
Terms one-thirt cash; the lssidue In equal IA.
s'aiments, II and IL months, with interest. - :,
deed given and deed of trust t.ken 20 -.
the deferred payments.
1.-THE terms Of sale are not complied With in ave
days from lie day Of sale. the properly viu Ss re-
sold sf the cost and risk of ,hs purchs or. -
jy 2S-F&TItts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18

HATHARINE ASHTON, by the author
~ Of Experience Of Life
Hard Times Complete, by Chas Dickens
The New York Illustrated Magazine for August
Rosa Woodvilie, by Alexander Dumas
Joseph B. Vsrnums History Of Washington city
The Great illustrated Ms gszine OF Art for August
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Everything in the Book and Stationery line at
~. -- SHlLLINGTON'S Bookstore.
cor Pa av. and \ 1T Odeon Building.
6DR iO-tf = -
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PURE SODA WATER

sTLrESfERS SODA FOUEZAINS
Corner OF 18th street and Pennsylyania sy-nu.
SWANS PATENT ATMOseHERIC.)
kNsoM which the purest draughss of ia. (,en.
- uins CARBONATED -oDA WATER. Drawn
fkoM sToNk FOUNTAINS, Qcy eold,) NAV be
quaned In eopious dsliciousnsss, are nov ~ "a
i've operation illustrating, BY . dslJ Increasing
tns .Ist aPprecsStioI o. les superior me
lonai properties, and usra sgrseabl. and M.
Qualities, to the irsipa, common, hvytipI cs-aoD.s
Aco Gas generated in copper fo,ntains fvc,sn, -.
mstsfl and under THAI assumed cornomsn dinsp "a
~ 25-dlms pe"se
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FRENCH BOOKS.

tlV.susI--oraison's Punebrss, L vol. limo
~ Madame de Standardization Sur i. Rrvo
pescartes-Oeuvres / vel
Cafnlsr-Eronomie poiitique, I vel
SNrneile-Thestre, 2 vols :
Madame DE- S,aet-Ds lAnemAgas ..,..
oeuvres BE Ksb. !aifs = -
,t Hy.4eiLFcn~ as SAaussees, vols, with pls A,s
MART MS ct Cussy-Recueie de- Yr,itss. Vol.
sarden-frsites de Pafx, Is rolls
e'nsetsst1ons aodsr nss ea Francois a en- Aor,sis
Aiso, aiarss sssoStSs1t q Rrvnoh Novels iu psm
aug s. 90 NSN -AAHoHs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18
ENGLISH BOOKS.

Da1L1P ROLLO, or the Scottish MusAeteer, BY
i James Grant
Lewell Pastures, 2 vols In l, 1854 -,
Matrimonial shipwrscks, BY Annette Marie Mall.
lard
shakspeare vols, Railway Library Edition
Bulvsf's Last Of the Barons ..
Hoehslags, Edited by Eliot Warburton
The Yopng PriRs donna, b. Mrs Grey-.pr,os u
Routedgss Guide through the United ststss
Mount Blanc ana back again, by W White
Russia a. IL In, ny Moreii
The Lancashire Witches, BY W n Ainsvartb
The Rowing Englishman
The Industry Of the United States In Machinery.
Manufactures AND Arts
We Are all low people there, BY suthor Of stuksly
fun-llustrsted-by Alfred Crowquill
aug " -t-yt FRANCK TAYLOR
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COUNTRY REsInENcEs To- =,

vOUNTRF RESIDENCES for rens
~ nave for rent, several new HOUSES, with
ssres OF ground attschsd to saah situated On sKsn.
from the Capitol.
THESE houfss are spacious and convenient, with
exoellcEt water At hand f---f' "
Tne dituation is beautiful, overlooking lang.
po,Ioa OF Toe city, and In full view the Capitol
The approach is by 7th and Il sta. oeIsvsrs ar.
nue. and II street ave
Az omnibus line for usual faro. has bern perpas.
nsntiy established on the route, and rms txice a
S ssy between Kendall Green and the President 8
leaves Centre Market, where il makes brisf s,s *
at s3x and 81 O'Clock. N'''' 'eA1a'
Rent-TW0 HUNDRED DOLLARS q year
Ihs houses no. yet taken arc opsn for inspection
who lives on Cottage strset. or nvss,f a. nnu
denca, near the psemises - --' i''i-
js 3o-n AMOS rrxrn..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18

Nor SWITCHED OFF YET.-The grand jury
At Boston, after Investigating the charges
ssainst Edward Crane, late President Of the
Ysrmont Central Rsiinaaa, for an over.issus
OF the stock Of that corporation, failed to find
any bill against him. '-- = :.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18

kWK RENf.-Ths subscriber having retired to
.ne country, his now permanent residence OF.
h ,sIo 'q Mo Fspt Ls hsadso@ey aRshe fSrstey
C.aSA AoVsA, o. VI ssT1sb wih Immediate posses
4na s,so, tAe tlrsestory House adjoining. INV
occupied oY Capt. Jas. B. Montgomery Possession
gwen on the LIST August, unlsss earlier possession
can 90 aFraagsd WITH Capt Montgomery, who las
the premises '~A 1o482tcl
:, ALSO, tor sale cheap, that eommodior~
oie property, situated on Pa. s-enus ana dssfra'
ing house. 'Sut'y occupied Is board.
It'll in sa".ra ass Houses on stree. south NEAR
sisas hey viii then BE- disposed Of 70 't tS, 'sia IN
WIZ t esrs.s ana rArsisulaxs apply at thu s,o,. q,
il ia-n p" ". G. W. WITH.
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MADAME CLINTON.

BE great Natural Clairvoyant and Wonder At
of thu agr, respectfully informs the citizens Of
washington and vicinity that at the request Of sew.
sral ladies and gentlemen, she has returned to the
city, and taken rooms at Mrs Robirson's, Penntyl-
rani. avenue. between 1st AMI I'd etreets, near the
-spitol, whers che can he c-nsulted on the pas4,
urtship, desth, Law suits, &c. Ladie. htty cent?
Gents 81. Hi-- - .inl auo 1IAIwa
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DEROGA, ORTHE Black EAGLE,
i by g. z. r. James, a great American romance
Our Hcneymoon--Tms work il peculiarly ADAPTED
to the wants of those who contemplate white vests
yellow kids and matrimony ~ :
Eclectic Magazine for August. -'f.,.i.:
Hard Tmes-Ry Charles Dickens complete.
Glsasons Pictorial and Flag of the Union for this
week, and everything In the Book and stationery
line for sole at SHILL INGTOE,H 49,,
BOOK store, GIDEON Building, COT. ~ Pa. av.
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4 RARE JCHANCR FOR INVESTMENT IN.
IA property eA Missouri avenue near the cnrnae
OF 9Th street, consisting Of threestoYy DWELLING
HOUSE, with large beck building and Q Bowling Ss.
loon containing three sleys ell brick, snd built
disputa6le. - u :, : -
Terms made known on the premifes.
ms business In the hands Of its late owner ex.
cesded his ost sauguine expectations and the CON.
t,guity OF the property to Pennsylvauia svenue IN
Its NEST populous part offers many Inducements to
enterprise MARY RaRRAR
sur Ie-eo2v tsa -.<-s., 1850, -
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POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY

Nearty opposite Capt. Pages residence.
'I'HE subscriber, having Undertaken the planning
j Mil business, il now ready to manufacture 70
order, Doors, Sash, blinds, Frames and Mouldinas,
and all other work appertaining to the same, and
charges will secure him share of the patrons ge of
the public. T. W. JORD0N.
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'o IA En- REtkS OF CON g X X & /
Il strangers and CftfxeDs,-Ws sr,
consisting Of
silks Of all kinda
French Mourselinee, Asrinos
Aparss, Pombasins, Jrish I,rsss
Table Dmask, Damssk Napkins. Flsn,,sls s.
Cassinsts, Cloths, Csseime,as
(inghsma OF all FINDS .s .....r.
Hosiery of ell kinds
tuii assortment Of Dou-stirs Of al kinds
VARIETY Of Carpets Ct various kirds
The remainder Of our CONN ar f9ooa, NIL, =. al
very cheap Some frsr rate ~ Lawns nc az cts.
beauttni Csico 81 cts, Berege de Lsjnss. i:tx ots
worth rs. Bs1eses very cheao. -
aug IL HALL BR0ruHHf
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A f0uK-sTORY BRICK HOUSE for sale or x
"A change tor mechanics w TX aud 1susriais al.
Istsa on tbs Island, and having one Of the n,oist
E a.tun! open prospects Of river and high land =
the subscriber Pnpsr S n1are pug
jy lott A,ch;..ot nsn;tai I'm,
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Boarding.

NG-ars DUvALL, penns. avenue,
and offers ever. desirable confoy. and socommcis.
non Tor families or single gentlsmen-permSn.nt
OF ,nnFent No aore agreeable bosriin, honss
will r. Sousd w Wasbingtnp. = q. nus
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COTTAGE HOME SCHOOL.
ElR YnIyAy<r -

co TAGE HOME SCHOOL.
FOR YOUNG LADIE&
BY MRS. AND MISS NJ. A. COX,
Massachusetts, Avenue, between 10Th and llh .r,.s.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
tHE Filth Academic year Of thi. institution will
l. open on FRIDAY, September LIST. The studies
wa" 0e arranged into tour classes, con prsing all the
usual branches Of finished English education
Prices from to $40 per quarter acco 1ng to CLASH
hcation: French, Music, Drawing and Painting, q,
usual charges. 90 -
The location Tin the Northern Liberties. most
heathfu and pleasant part of the city, offers pecu
liar Inducements to boarding pnpiis, having the ad
vantage OF pure air. and plentiful supply of excel
lent wafer Terms per session of ten months r
Boarding and Tuition, including Music, French.
Drawing, DC, 500, payable half Ia advance
REPzRESCES:
Kew. L.; Gliiss, DR.. W. Jones, Gen. z. c. Weight
man, A. =. Cunningham. Esq, ]. +. HALLIDAY. E.o.
H. Prentice, ksq. Washington, D. C., r. c. Bowls,
ESQ, Baltimore and 8. N. Jsnnsy, Principal OF
Spi ingdale Boarding School. Va
aug IA eO1mS
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BY GREEN T. SCOTT. Auctionesrs.
HANDSoMs HOUsIHoLD AND KtTCHRN
IL Furniture, Piano Forte, &c, at Auction --Op
THURSDAY, the Saith instant, We rhall sell, nj 10
O'Clock = n, at the residence Of E. Yulss Eso vhs
about to leave the city, 81 the oorn-r Of ID ssrYt
ess' 80 Pennssfvsuis avenue, Capitol HUI, a vsry
handsome sssorsmsns Of Furniture viz: =. :, =
s1ne fosewood French SOFA hroca.A cover o.. 81 .
Vine walnut castor arm and parlor chairs
Mahogany centre, card, breakfast. sna Other Tsb,.s
70 bookcase and Secretary
Do spring scat lounge
Do ott.m sns, hsir sat sofa. AMI been..,
t. HAfrssk
10 Dressing Apd other Bureaus, One walnut
WhatnGt
Fine toiSj grand Piano Porte and Stool 81
Two silt framed Mirrors, hne gilt frame Knrrsv
9irandoles, .clar. hall and other Lamps
China glass, Gro kerry, and stone Ware
Gardrceee and wsshstards; and cane sat Chsirs
fine white cottage Chamber Sets
Fine Fssthsr Beds -p
Hair and shuek Mattresses
french pest and tYupdle Be3stesds r'. .f
COOKING, Radiator, Airti6ht nd other stoves
With fne ass,rtmeut of Kitchen Rsuu isitsx and
many other articles which We deem unnecessary 10
Terms: $25 and under cash over as a e,.dx OF
TIVE, four and sx mouth for notss stisfactnry en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
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NORFOLK, August F.--Surseon Vincent ar
.ne french war steamer Chimers. died Of vel.
low eyer yesterday, making the twelfth death
cases hare occurred. wv ~"
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDING. IND DAP SCHOOL FOR YOVNG
81 -#N LADIEG
Rf NJ A. TYSON and Sisters. on st., between
~ l2th and 18th streets, Wsshir 9ton, D. C-The
duties OF TINS institution will be resumed on Mon.
day, the 18th September, when the pupils are d.
sired to be punctual In their seats
For terms, &c, circulars may be bad ct all the
principal bookstores in the city. n, -
aug l0-eefI8 hSen ~ --..
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THE UNION ACADEMY

Corner Of l4h street and Aeo Iork a,e,s.
1NHlS Institution will be opened for the ns.t Va.
Il on the first Monday In September, 1884. IN,
number Of pupils Is timi cd. The school will con
sist Of three classes, Junior, Middle and Snior XIV
cry desirable facility is offered. Ap LEGATIONS shout
who enter fo- the longest time. ''
CirsulSss at the BoDkstores
THE UNION FEHALE ACADEMY will oren q,
the same time Circulars a. above,
q RICHARDS.
jy 3l-d3m MRS Ii. A. RICHARDS.