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Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
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DIED. IN Smyrna, on Monday, the 2Ist day of
August inst, after protracted illness. Wu1I,w
FRANCIS JEFFERSON in the 2G,h year of his
age.
Inc subject of this obituary was known by
'he writer from childhood to his death.-few
persons have left this world with a better ran,.
'a'on than my deceased friend. He possessed
business qualifications of very superior order.
ana was strictly man of integrity and probi.
ty; his spere of action was in the business c;,,,
OF Philadelphia, and, in his intercourse with
business gentlemen of that CITY. he wos pn;-
Versaliy esteemed as an honorable competitor.
and one that the entire circle of his acoua;,-
lance (and that circle was numerousl renosod
the utmost confidence in. Ii has beon the 10,
OF the writer to have seen him in the hps;poss
season. aud IN his department with gentlemen he
possessed an ease ofmanners and a sincerity of
action that won strangers to him, and has made
his friends feel proud 10 observe with uLatc.,-
tlvating sociability he endeared all 10 him TIM,
made his acquaintance. In the domestic cir.
Gle he was gentleman of pure affection he
afuen'iy loVed MS relatives, and through life
was remarkable for obedience 10 his nsren,s
and the crowning part of his lite is that he
lived and died a christian. no y.
In Smyrna, on Monday, the oIst inst. Mr.
Y WILLIAM I. Hrwrrr, in the 25th year of his
age. Isa ~ -
Thus, death has snatched from our midst one
The least suspected. as his victim! His cheek
slowed with life-vigorous, active and promis-
like all earthly promises. il has faded
md he aow lies paled by the cool hand Of s,he
ell destroyer" Life sometimes burns with
fright flame, fickers, and is suddenly ext;n.
,uisneo, HOW uncertain! And how necessary
: : = . De ferdy Tor ITS changes! In the de-
'saasa was centred all the qualities to make
Tim beloved and respected by his associate
owed honored and respected, he died as he
lyed--condenned BY none, and esteemed bv I
D.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
Correspondence Of The Smyrna Times.
HARrroRD, Conn. Aup. II. 1874

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Aug. 15, 1854.
Mr.. EPITOR :-Thnking that it mirht. per-
maps, mte rest your readers to know something
OF The operations of the Prohijitory Law in
connecticut, by present observer, have taken
INTO my nllnd TO send you a communication.
You are probably aware that the law came
into enect on the first day of August. That
day pas$ed through the city of Hartford. and
was particularly struck with the quiet and So
brlsty that was everywhere manifest. I called
at public house where ! had previously put
up on my visits home.whcre Liquor was once
as abundant as any of earths Affections. But
ON tnls occasion / discovered, to my SURPRISE
thc Oar hilcd with decanters, but all cmpty.and
piacardt with large letters, posted over the
|, oar, dlspiayIng che simple word NO!-standino
| out WIN as apparent emphasis, as though the
man had shld 1t, when he was asked if he want
cd a cODh ding.
Passing on through Hartford to Wilcmant;c
u manufacturing village of some 1000 inhabi-
tants--ail was as quiet there as though busi-
ness had been suspended The temperance
folks were nearly all out of the place about two
miles distant, having festival in honor of their
victory and what was formerly the liquor shops,
ana Oy the way, there was no small quantity of
theih tnere, appeared very much like human
Dody when struck by lightniug--not mutilated
put motlolless and dead. | called here at a
public house, and asked if a traveller could get
sometnlng TO revive his spirits, and quench his
thirsts NJ! was Numbered out, before had
hnished the sentence, "would'nt sell drop to |
save man lite !! was happy in the rehec-
tlon that he could not sell it to destroy life
After putting up with temperance friend over
night, at the village, took the morning train
Tor Norwich. A stranger would need not 10 he
informed that something unusnoI had banns',oJ |
here. ~~ DPps"'u
One could tell Maine Law man half a I
square OLA smile of rejoicing on his counter.
anec' una new agliity IN hs walk,-while the I
i1'guol ioYer looked very much as though if I
make noise like that heard in
: , n'enaseIlf, %hen the Snowman stirs up the
hiehas, UQlng through Norwich into Preston.
across tne river, where'a part Of the inhabitants
so' Vneir iiving by selling TO those who died
lroh W. orlnking.a new scene was presented. -
~ lquor shops and tayerns We're all closed,
iinPu anu Jugs, demions and decanters hung out the
ioors ana windows, all dressed in deep mourn
ing Kwearing Grape in extravagant profision /,
And~the liquor everywhere seemed wilIIng -
1wn BEAT" IA.
AS an American who loves b;a not;vo Go
have rejolced to see this evil crushed. and
Connecticut at last take her ssana IL ths. "A
saiaxy where, light will shine down to other
;ehefatlons. " The feeling which now prevails
ne temperance ranks here, is to continue |
Vhlch " - almost certain il will--that Nutmeg
s.se mlii heser again DO scourged BY this
Yiulerlng Dpgnt ss4tsA4 aA Eg4sEflH #Hji
OBSERVER. .
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
DELAWARE I,,l COLLEGE.

~, ear Of tins Institution ccn,n,rnece
- IN Wednesday, August sOlh. a. = Ns'''"''e's
ao nsnss, - lor admissinn are particularly requested
a. p.eseat 5s themselves for examinations Oh Tuesday
ny Tuition now embraces two e1mple,e courses
the CLAssicAL and the ScEsrrfc--sy hieh the Mn -
ueni may take in foil or in part -
asucular attention gwen TO Agricultural Science
Pnelcal. Surveying. - g. I - s'''s "is ''''
ina Winter Term Of the AcademicnI Department
VIII co nnaence on Wednesday, Oct. 25lh. 81 "senf
This Department now. under the care OF Mr. ]. w
weston a. NJ offers every facinty for thorough studv
ana provides Ter the student the comforts OF home e
for iurlher particulars. see catalogue.
Augusta, fs5f-ft
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
THE= SMYRNA TIMES

~ @4+4'o4iAD
w ~ $3.50 lz-GDECttEE-
l. ~. lii 4i;A.cE HAIL, .AYENA. DEL.
"a ltDi.t. -. IiIIFELkER
II $l.1o q uIEuiu, IN advance: or 81 90 if
40, lA-d Ia tAe trd q Tie year No paper
Nil ~ ~.~oV..Lnu~d til I'll arrcarascs are
plId.
A4Eesi'SriA|!'ts not exceeding one square,
20 5i'"oUalE 'iacricd one time Tor fifty cent?,
80 '-'''.a ior S2vcnty-;ivc cents, three times
~ ".'o "o.r,r, and t'ycAty-!.yr cents for every
S"%, -, '' 'HSeTt'on; Ion, ocs in Frop portion.
va. X. CAj;"eN, Esq, AID Mir. WILLIAM
;r. - ait, are "ui4crizcG 10 act Agents for tho
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

AN UPsEr'-As the mail stage was leaving
Cantwell's Bridge, and descending the hill inst
ABOVE APpoqulnmink creek, the breast strap
Oroke' and the horses lost all command of tho
S'age' which came in violent contact with n
wagon which was imprudently left standing in
the road, and was upset, throwing ont tho n.s
se"gers' Mrs. Wright, Milliway Eand Griffith.
hurting them more or less, and Mrs Griffith
severely but not seriously.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

!, pRooEEss.-There is a liquor seller not a
thousand miles from hear, who is already half
converted to the Law. He adulterates with
nny per cent of water, before retailing to his
customers; @ Let him go the other fifty and he
IN the East
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
BR T. VITIE

OF New potatoes are selling at IL so BUSH
ell in Boston. agsl
OF At Genoa the cholera has occasioped :
perfect panic. %
or The Ship Ellen Maria arrived at Boston
on Monday from Liverpool with 800 passen-
gers
or The Catholic Church in Mexico owns
property worth $400,00O,00O.
OF Fish were never more abundant in the
Potomac then at the present time.
OF A despatch from Washington says that
the President threatens to remove all the Know
Nothings IN Office.
OF The Free-soil convention of the Ash
tabula district, Ohio nominated the Hon. Josh.
ua Gid.ings for reelection to the House of
Representatives.
W The Ohio river continued very low at
last accounts, but light draught boats were
running IRON Cincinnati and Louisville and
st. Louis regularly
63- Antimachus, the poet, reading his verses
was deserted by all his hearers save Plato. to
whom he said, 81 shall proceed nevertheless.
Plato is himself an audience"
o. George F. Moody is under arrest in
Boston for cruelty beating his horse. The
brute should be severely punished-of course
we allude to the man.
GCT Mr.. Brady, of Washington. pa has
Just sold his clip of French merino wool at AZ
cents. lie had l36 fleeces, which weighed
G5l lbs. ''
w A MIR. K. Thornton. of LAGRANGE. Ga
discovered an lncXhaustable Gold Mine on n
piece OF ground recently purchased in Talla.
p@osa county. The mine is pronounced exceed
ln@ly rich.
O7 There arrived at the port of Ouebec
this year up to August 12th, So, 900 entrants
winch IS an increase Of 1000 over the CORES.
Ponding period last year.
o. The Boston papers say that the prosnect
s' That the Police Court Of that CITY will he f,l
of business ter the future, especially ON Mon
day morning, as the Police officers have strict
orders to arrest every intoxicated persoo tound
n the street, and bring them up for cxamina-
ton.
0>~7-" Bristlc Ridge" Ohio, is opposod TO
'JiPerdhcf. a Cincinnati editor thinks the
piece Is appropriately r@meG, for he never
met VIA : greater set oi hogs in his life"
W They arc building brid GO fer the Lex
h2to@ a.Ii D"nri!!c RUI,t, across the Krntuck-
ey riFef' pointing soI,.i--tie aaost magnificent
OH ear;i.--one span Of w.rc from Cliff to cliff.
trttre A''a&rtI feet ta@g.
X Tac Postmaster Of WasLinotop b,s rs
moved Joseph W. DAVIS from ofii:.. bnc,.,.
he was elected on the knuW-..otlinr ,.cE,,, -
the City Council.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
DISSOLUTION.

M Co-Parnership heretofore existing under the
- = c hrm OF CLEGG ELLIOTT e. co, IN The Town
y tnd, IS ihs day dissolved by mutual consent
,,, business and accounts OF The late firm will be
s aeteu 1llu Iqndalcd by acknowledgement Therefore
al pCIsohS ha"ng Claims against sald firm viii please
present mem; and all persons indebted 10 lIc same wIll
l'e"se caii ana seuc wilhOal further trouble
WILLIAM CLEtiG Il 4. j. GOLF
tAu9rnies in fact for Samuel Clegg1
JAMES ELLIOrF es"
JOSEPH HOFFECKER
Aug. IL lQll
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
z & r RTEn

VI! In P1h',adIphia, on the 9th INST, by the Rev.
" N. II. Elliott JonN b. SMITH, Esq, ofDover.
10 ANN DAVIDSON, Of Philadelphia.
In Phladephia, on the I1th inst, by the
Nev: DR. iioigson, MosEs Rash, Esq. OF Doyes
TO Miss MARY CATnARINE LAwREScE. Of C,n.
den Con-. ]. ~ - N'''-
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-RM e. @ IA ".

DROFESSOR QUACKENBUSI re.uectcLl, an.
hohlIces Thai lie purposes giving a 60 Ir;e Of In,
SH1c'ioh IN Nora and instrumental Music in Smvrn,
ul win mat NIew. VIII be happy TO meet all those
lo"s Hail. On THURSDAY E,ENING, August 2lth
Ch Ch wIvI occasion he Will sing a number OF ,,onnlar
'l'4'uS Ail give al necessary Information as 10 terms
dc. AdHiss.C. ice. '
cIlIl ma AAg %. 1854
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

DlSSoLUrIoN'-lt will be seen by reference to
the advertising columns, that the partners in
the machine shop have dissolved. The couso
Oh ths'among other things, was the too freouent
indulgence oithe senior partner, for more thar
year past, IN that which would unfit him f.-
business It's the intention ofthe two remain.
ng ofthe firm to continue the work nftho 81. :,
until they can sell. Here is a rare ch?ncc for
some one to settle himselfin a thriving town.
where money can, undoubtedly, be made.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

IHE liUDSoN COMPANY TO DE WoUNp RI
~ l accordance with nctruction from the United
state Secretary of State, Gov. Stevens has nd.
dressed the Hudsou-Bay Company taking the
ground that their right to trade with the In
alanS IN Washington territory is not recognized
ana VIII 10 longer be allowed and gra.t,pg
'4em a.. unti the lst of July next to wind up Their
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

WHAT OUR CouNTRY Pays roR GuAno
l ne ne "Uenesee Farmer" says" The quantity
OF uuano which will be broughtto the United
States this year is about 100000 tons.
Two hundred thousand tons ofguano nor,h.s
ed at ifty-fve dollars ton (the present nr;oo
IN New York; will take out of the country
eleven millions dollars for imported manure
FOR a comparatively new country this is a
startling fact. All the corn and corn meal ex.
ported in the last fiscal year, amounted to less
'"an TWO and half millions of dollars. When
Will our people see the folly of wasting. so
niucn OF the elements of crops in all their cities
ana villages and in almost every rural district.
anu then sending to the west coast of South
america for ten millions dollars worth of ma.
nure!"
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

WHIG NOMINATION ELEcrIoN vbox;e.
as tar as heard from, John T. Longs vote
4lO' Thomas Scott 289 For Coroner. Jobn
Boys has the largest vote. Representatives
nominated are; Wilmington Hd., Jesse Lane.
White Clay Creek, Jas. L. Miles; Red Tion
John }. Henry; Pencader, Levi G. Coocb .
Appoquinimink Jas V. Moore.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
-~@-~~~

JOINING DowN.-The price OF beef cattle the
past week IN New York have fallen nearly 81
per huhGred. Some sales, it is stated have
9een e,, mace as low as 81. A few weeks since
SIl 00 Was about the AVERAGE.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

-, REBELLION IN CCEA-Baltin.ore, Aug. Ii
Inc Washington Star Of this evening saws
that the Government is in possession of advic,..
winch states that a formidable rebellion is nw-
tatlng Cuba, aid that it is expected t wi!lsro,
break out. -' NN0 i
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

The PAcirIc RArLRoA3 CuarAxy.-The
1'lantic "A and Pacific R,lf,;.d Company IN \.
YORK hove received a tcla~ra plic deSpa;rI, irn,,
Hon Robert }. Walker ana Hon. Taos. Dail.r
h'ng, da .eI AUSTIN, Texas, August 1h. a;at:n.r
Ihat 'he uoyfrn"r 'ToX,s had uwu:dt.! 10
'n'n the contract ior buIIo.ny tac railroad 10
Inc racine, wa.ch sr!ats twenty sections Of
it lana ior t'cA nile OF roti. The Go npluy BIZ
W lh'S grant VIII acquire abo,t eleven millions
OF acres OF land.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
Pennsylvania Wire yyarI.s7

No. Il Arch 81, ADORE Fromi, PhiladeIphia.
Viz. subscribers have on hand ana, are cans,,n,,,
No, manufacturing SIEVES. RIDDLES. .StsREENS
all tinls OF plain and Fancy Wire Work Rr,ss ani
r, "I.o Scves Of all kinds, Bras a1d Copper Wire
Siy1h lor faper Makers. tSe Cylinders ani Dandy
Rolls covered m the best manner "''' D"''uy
Heavv Twilied Wire for Shark f,o,cbnrs s,.,a.
efass anu Iron Founders. Screen WIRE Window WFe
'aies' Taps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens.
i, s..aa.. BAYLISS, DARBY g. LINN.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

w The weather still continues dry, and tits
exceedingly dusty. The corn crop is now 70 far
advanced to be much benefited should their
come plentiful rain. The drought and heat
mas dried up the fodder, and in a few davs If
VIII be readyto be saved. The grass is parcbcd
up, and, unless it rains soon. the c,,tlo n,;Il
have hard time oft.
Oar Eastern Shore exchanges, and, in fact.
rom all parts OF the country, every paper is
complaining oi the great drought. The Eas-
TO" GGStte says. the crop Will be less than
nall an @'er0ae oae. On the Western Shore.
many farmers it is supposed, will not make
enough for their own use.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
CUANo, CUAMo

E,St3AfIN VIE subscriber, Sole Agent in ?h;l.s.,
leAzz piia for the sale Of PERUVIAN f,Tis sNn
las now on hand large stock Of Pure ps,,,,
nc Will sell al The lowest Cash price in lots 10 s when
~ 5. J. CHRISTIAN,
IA d soLE ~ M AGENT FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
Ana a. ,sS s,o'h "harves, and "a North Wafer 81
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

OF II was impossible to get Aristides in
TINS w''ea-l- Winnie Howard, Pilgrim Rhymer,
and II. G. r. next week.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

IHE SrREETs.--our Town Commissioners
ueSei'e great deal OF credit for the Improve
''is''' ,'Ase 70 'he streets 10 the centre Of the
'0"n, ,DuI saere is one thing which they have
'''a' may JET result in serious injury
70 so.''s pne--li'at ny The open cutters at the
crossings lhere should be, by all means
somsiai'iny lad across them 70 keep people from
iaiiihs sh Inc olher evening an elderly lady,
whiie sross'ng' stepped into one Of them, and
being tsIlssr Seasy, she hurt herself quite se-
verely though not seriously. This is . fre-
quent occiirrcncc and should be rcmedietl. g. +
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
UETS
G 0 N EECTIONERv

RUBlNCAM Il SELLERS, Wholesale ,I,,,,c,.,.,.
~ ers and Dealers in Confectionery of aIl k;nJ.
delphia "" AN"ce' fhila-
ne atienlion Ol Dealers is requested 10 an exa,oioa
ol "i Their stock, Which will be found 10 hs nj I,
eq 10 my IN this city. Foreign Fruits Of all kinds m
M A., D. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend.
tAug. 23 '5i-3m
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23

65~W's refer cur readers to the mlasical
card in smother column.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23
Communications.
Correspondence Of The Smyrna Times.
Philadelphia Letter.

The Sunday LaV--Danc Houses Kno,,
NothiRgs-COnventiOms--Ci City Councils, 8c.
Smyrna times., 1854-08-23


; 1BoNnAsT.--A Democratic Meeting will be
held at Prices Hotel. in Blackbird, on saturdsS
next at l O'clock, p. M. IL is called bv The
.Democratic-Rum-C Champion OF Appoquinimnk,
Htins Many True Democrats who urges an
attendance, as fsllcws:--'' All persons who love
and cherish true Democratic principles, and
despIse the low, contemptible secret organiza-
tlons called The Know Nothings, formed, out Of
the Church and State Temperance factioa, the
Abolition faction, and the Native American
iactlop, all three the foulest, darkest anti.re-
publican factions that ever had being in these
United States; all true Democrats and lovers
oftheir country are invited to. come forward
anu 0fganize, ana show the enemies Of the
f,gh's q man, IN the coming struggle, that al
though their Satanic forns may be dressed Il
angeiic garments their inward designs Of OPP
pfession' tyranny and rascality are fully snder-
stood.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17
AUCTION SALES

BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auctioneers,
NE8Y HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
chen Furniture, Piano Forte &c b, at Auction
On THURSDAY, the Goth instant we shall sell, at
10 o'clock, M, at the residence of Mr. s. L. Cole
on the south SIDE Of Pennsylvania avenue, between
iotn and ith streets, extensive and superior
sortment of Furniture viz:
Fine Rosewood case Piano Forte a premium instru
m men ociaves, made by Thomas Loud, Of
Mahogany nofas, Castor Rocking and Parlor Chairs
Do Diyans, Ottomans and lounges
Do sarbletop Dressing and other Bureaus
DO nne Mineral Cabinet and Minerals and
Shells ~
Do sidsbosrds, Dining, Breakfast, and Card
Do Marble top Washstands, Work and Dress
DO Hat Rack, Crib, French s,a high most
Bedsteads fN
Fine Brocatelle, Cashmsret and other Window Cur.
taips N'~ 0"i
Painted Shades, Venitian Blinds, aud Curtain orn,
ments -
Fine Feather Beds, Hair and shuck Mattresses
Gfandoles, Solar Hall, and other Lamps
Silverplated Candle Branches. Shutters and Trays
Shloa, Glass, Crockery, end stope Ware
Mahogany and Painte Wardrotes and Closets
Gilt-frame and other Mirrors and Marble Brackets
Two fine Convex Giit-frams Mirrors ~.
: tx foe Oil PAINTINGS
Mantle and other Clocks f-.
"hton, Tapestry, Threeply, and other Carpets and
Hearth Rugs ~N'
Cooking, Radiator. Alright, and other Stores
with geod assortment OF Kitchen requisites
Terms: All sums under S25 cash over $25 a
credi OF sixty and ninety days. for notes sstisfac
torily endorsed, bearing interest.
- '- GREEN SCOTT,
up ~ Auctioneers
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17

Fhooi sssffos.-Frisnds, cous.rymso. ana
''tefsi~hsar me- iOr my cause, and be .ent .h..
you may near; discard prejudice that yeu NAV b..
I'VE ana read facts that you may act inteleantIv
"A'' tna'is young, but values the Iuxur;apt ,o,t.
!ou'n ana beauty Who, that il middls.ao.d
o1' Snooders at Grey Hairs Who, that is old. hu,
"0uia avert badness! Ii any, speak-tor him h.v.
l offended. As none syeak, then none have T CT,
'0 IN addressing t~enty-fOur million people.
No. one o. these many million who have attested
'ns virtues OF Lysn's Katharon, for Preserving Re
s'c.ns' and Besutifying the Hair, but viii proclaim
LIS peneneiai effects, far and near One trial will
W tue most incredulous Sold uniform, 70,
% cents by every Druggist in America.
u 8. BARNES, Proprietor, 1sl Broadway, NY.
ap 10 "
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17
Re-lnauguration Of the Crystal Palace


NEW YORK, April le.-Barnum will,
announce tomorrow the ceremonies that
are to take place on the re-opening of the
Crystal Palace. There is to be a new
inauguration this time by the people. and
grand coronation of labor and the arts
together with appropriate ceremonies
Ihe 1ete is to come off on the 4th of Nav
next. In the meantime, great MANY
new and attractive features will be added
to the exhibition. The association in
tend to offer two prizes of one hundred
dollars each, for the two best odes in
honor of art and industry which shall be
received before the 25th inst. The ode,
are to be set to music, and NAV be sung
at the Inauguration. Barnum's MESSAGE
to the directors is a very interesting docn-
ment, and exhibits the future prospects,
OF the Palace in a very fiatterigg light.
u. ID. Mum s injunction against the as
soclation has been dissolvedNhis claim of
SSo'oo0 having been paid by Mr.. Barnum
out OF his own pocket.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17

~ AS a Spring and Summer Medicine CARTER 8
epANlsh MIxrrRE stands pre-eminent above all 9TH
ers les sipgnlarly eflcacous action on the blood
.s and vivifying qualities. its tonic
action On the Liver its tendency to drive all humors
70 the surface, thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Natures own prescription; its harmless, and
shs fame time extraordinary good effects and the
number OF cures testified to by many of the most ra
spectacle citizens of Richmond, Va and elsewhere.
bug about it. 40 Ao mum
sceptical Of its benefits ~ -A'''
- See advertisement 80 -...- OF -- 3.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17
BY j. c. McGUIRE, Auc,,or..

ny -. Z. ACQUIRE, Aucttoneer
VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN ru.,
Y West End ut Public Sale On MONDAY 80
noon the l1th instant, at o'clock on the prem %
shall sell L ITS numbered ], 2, and Is II, sonsr
u9, situated at the of 10Th street west ana N
street north. the whole fronting 20 feet inches ON
10th street. running back rs feet 10 inches The
18th street front will be divided into four hands M,
building lots varying from 20 to rs teet front eac
running back 100 feet, leaving handsome lo. with
q 'front.' Of IS feet 10 inches on ii street running
back about loo feet, with the improvements copsi :
ing OF a Brick and r anna Dwriinr HOUSE, with q
good brick back buildings; being he properly &c
pied oy Mr. A. Favier, as a >taurant fr the las;
twenty -four years. "' -"''
This properly is beautifully ST uated, frontipg
pnpnc square, having full view and within 2, a
yards OF Pa avenue, snd the whole t7esther w,uld
prove valuable position for hotel or large ho.rs
ing haus', being situated so as TO command The
| thoroushfsre without the ammo, arcs Of dust ~
noise ' AN
Title indisputab'e
Terms: One-thiId cash; the residue in 6. 70 Is
and "a months for notes satisfactorily secured bs.r
ing interest," j. MCGUIRE.
Aucti,.neer.
RS In consequence OF the tnclem
ency OF the weather the above sale IL postp med mr.
til MONDAY afternoon, the oath inst same hour.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
up III Auctioueer
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-17
MORE AUCTION DRY GOODS,

(AkNES MITCHELL would invite the stten.
ton Of the ladies TO a large lot of Auction goods
just opened and nor sale at Is per cent less than
goods OF the same kind bought in the regular vay-
comprising "a9'
Very rich black Silks, fancy plsid and str,psa do
IN choice colcrs and varied STYLES
BLK Grape dParie, twisted Silks, Grenadines, lis
Satin plaid Bereges, Berege d'Laines
Very fine plain aud plaid Mousseliues
Jeconet and orgaudv Lawns
White and colored Grape Shswls
White Polka Mousselines
q. aogetner with many other auction goods In which
an early call. NJ IN
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