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aThers is no sorrow for the earnesfsoul,
That lookelh up TO God Ia perfect iailh.s
Of this Voiltme the Nep York Express spsaks
as fot7ops. ss-ss'i ~
aSo far as The literary merits of the work
are concerned, no better guafanes than ths
name oil the gifted aulhor ress could be reqni-
red,--yet, we venture TO say, that nothing
she has hitherto written, coutribu.ss, or will
contribute, more substantially tn her fame
than the production to which We refer fhs
subject chosen Is one which has nevar yet
had tuli justice done il, in All American nov.
ell. The plot is full Of interest, porirsyi.g
and bringing in thrilling contrast the two sx-
uemes Of city life.n ~
.Thf Joilcwiag Comments are frop,tis N. York
0a+ Mi1roY stE 60.
"The story is based on facts and incidents
in real life, aud the progress OF The plot Il
worked out with the most thrilling dramat,e
effect. II is not necessary 10 speak of Mrs
Stephens powers as wriIer, as she !.
known, both a al home and abroad, as Que
of the abtest female writers IN America
We predict sensation IN the reading world
on the appearance OF Fashion aud Fam
inc and think the publishers run no risk ia
preparing to is-ue editiocs By tens Of lhol.
sailJs.r
Que uoL i2 mo- 426 pages. Pftce 81
BUNCE & BROTHER, Publishers,
1874 Nassau ST. NJ Y
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CoIoring the Truth.

Z Aay man who has been carefully watch
ing the administration Of justice must have
noticed how, Witnesses frequently color the
truth until Il becomes more erroneous in ef.
feet than direct falsehooi would be. The
witness is con scientious, but he tells the
trath 10 such manner. shape, air and color
that il is not more like itself thana a stale
ment palpably false The following case is
a very peninen. illustration Of such per-
vefseness as fofge,s every thing on one side,
and wildly remembers all on the other.
These cases are not very scarce.
The Braiileboto, Eagle has an account Of
an interesting criminal case, which has jusi
been settled in otleans county, VI. Seven
tor eight years since. a woman named Han
nah Parker v as. arrested, tried and found
guilty of the murder of her infant. The
prool Of her guilt was eouclusike, bntupon
her tried sems- exceesisns .Refs rssssas4l -
tha' nod sid5Saiioa of The Supfsins Court, and
she xds issushdsdto Jail 70 await their ac-
don In The Supreme Court the case vas
continued rom Term 10 term for six or seven
years, she in The meanwhile making the jail
her head quarters, but having very wide
range Of jaityard. The Supreme Court a.
the last session reversed the former judg.
ment, and she was asain brought up for tri
al. The same Witnesses were called al this
trial as at the former, butihs facts had taded
entirely from their memories. Even the wit
ness 10 whom her confession was made was
uaable 10 testify positively that she Admitted
her gusll-Of course "a reasonable doubp'
was raised 10 the minds of the jury, and she
was acquitted. 2 - sg'is
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Sheriff Sales.


RYyirue Of suudty wri,s Of uenditioni ex
ponas there will be exposed to publlr
sale AT The Court House in Bloomsburs oC
Monday The Alb day of September mex, a,
1 o'clock IN ,he afternoon the following re- al
estate 10 wit -
All The defendants interest in all lha! Ger.
tain lo of ground situate in Briarcreek town :
ship, Columbia county, bounded on thY
West by the road leading from Foundryvlls
10 Huntington; on the Els', by Samuel F.
Headley; on the North, by Alexander anu
Abraham Lockards, and on the South by
lands OF Lew Kulz; containing twenty-five
acres be the same more or less, wliereon ~
erected one story log house. a frame barn,
and a log shop with The appunenances.
Seized aud taken in Execution as the
properly Of Baiser Hiaey.
.g,a - ALSO, f.4E
At the same time and place, all the defen.
danis interest in all that certain lot of hnd
situate in Benton township, Columbia couu-
iy, bounded and described as foIlovs, TO
wit: On tbs north-wes. .bv laAds Of Moses
Yocum; SnS the east by lands OF Charles
Turner, sen, aud on the south by landa Of
Jacob Welllver, containing ten acres be the
same more or less, nearly all OF which is
cleared land, whereon Is eresled a ole aud
half story dwelling house, par, log aud
part frame, aud log barn, with ths appuf-
tenanCes. azsr7 =, ...s
Seized and taken in Execution as the
property of William Yocani.
ALSO,
Al he same time and place, all that Ger.
tain lot or iraot OF land situate in Canawissa
township, Columbia county, bounded and
boa .haI fall ,,,t..
by lands OF Charles s. Cox, on the east by .
lauds of the same and lands OF Isaac Brs ich.
on the south BY lands Of Isaac Breich, and
on the west by other lands of the dofsn-
dants, containing twenty y-two aces be- the
same more or less; all of which is cleared
land, With the ,appurlenances.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erY Of William and Frederick Mason.
IL. ALSO,
Afthe same time and place, altfhs dsfen.
dah,s interest in all that cetiaih tract OF land
situate in Briafcreek township, Columbia
10 wit; On the norlh BY lands Of John Mar.
tieny and jeremiah Jacoby. on the, east by
lands Of A. h. Peafce and o,iefs, on the
south by lands of William YanpeIt, aud on
the west by lands. of Henry Edwards and
George Zaner containing fifty acres, all of
which is cleared -iand whesson Is ereosetla
two siefy frame dwelling house, and one
story log house, frame barn and frame
wagon house, wilhihe appuftenanoes
Seized aud taken in Execution as tho
properly Of Edward Edwards, M
ALSO.
AT the same time and place, the following
dsscribed tract OF land situate in Mount
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HEsRY's INvIcoRATIse CORDIAL Tha mer
its Of this purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure Of physical pros,ration,
genital debility. nervous affections, &C., &C.,
are fully described in another colu mn of this
paper, 10 which the reader is referred 80
per bottle, 8 bottles for So; six bottles for
$s SIC per dozen. n Observe the marks
of the genuine.
Prepared only by S. E: Cohen, No. Frank.
lin Row, Vine ST., below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, TO whom all orders must be addressed FoI
Sale by all the respectable Druggists and
Msrchants throughout the eounsfy9 s.;.
I. w Dydrr Sons, No. f32 North End
ST., Philadelphia, Sale Agents for Peansyl'
vania. ah
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HoiloDaps Ointment and Pills, E6eetual
Remedies for liberated Sore Legs.-Extract
of letter from Mr. Mackenzis. Of Industry
Moniego Bay, Jamaica, dated Sept %, 1851,
10 MFR. Melhoda, agent for that district -
Dear Sir, you may, no doubt, be surprised
al the numerous calls make upon you for
Holloway's Pills and Ointment. II is not to
cure any ills Of my own thai use them, but
to alleviate the sutferings Of the poor about
me-, bave by .heir means just caused a
dreadiully ulcerated leg 10 be cured, and
have another cose 10 hand, which has been
bad for twenty four years, aud fIom former
experience. expect that twill be-. healed al
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gWA1MIRMaa. !.

\ On tbs si2lh qfJnIy, by ,ne Rev. Jos. A.
Ross, Al The Patronage, ia Bloomsbary, the
Miss HANNAH Z. MAfHrw, Of Bloomsbarg
In Bloomsburg, on The evening Of the 27th
inst, by the Rev. Wm. Weaver, Mr.. WIT.
IAN FAus, Of B4ekhofu, and Miss Many l..
ITsawiblIoER, Of Bloomsbusgs seYmiaa
On che 9sh nit, by he Rsv. willfam j.
,Eysr, MF. NzLzcs iCIasros, OF Ashland,
Schngikiii nnunty Pa, 10 Miss, Diass Jas !
ZEss, Of eatlawissa. ,g s.le..s
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In BIoomsburs, on LAST Saturday, Mr. VII
LIAM PHIoa, aged about % years.
Near BIoomsbusg, on last Saturday, Miss
CArHAssss HudHss, Daughter OF Charles
HueHns, aged about IL years.
In Bloomsbers, On last Saturday, SAMUEL,
con of benjamin. aud Eavina Hsgenbuch,
aged IA N onths.
Thy LITTLE hour how brief, 81
A ffail aAd bfuised leaf ii ss.3
Ny heart is wild wits grief
Al Thy doom
Those dimpled arms wefe pIsssd
withcare acress thy breast,
As we laid thee 10 thy rest,
In th5 tomb
No stain Is on thy soof;
Death hath no more control,
While endless ages roll 1
Thou art bles.
Forever free from i'll
Be still, my heaet, be still. =
Yield submissive 10 that will
~ That kncweth best
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nF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SUITABLE
~ FOR RAILROADS., &c., Tor weight ng
HAY, COAL, ORE and AiERCHANDlS h
generally. Purchasers run no risk, every
scale is 'GUARANIEED CORRECT, aud
il, after trial, not found satisfactory, can be-
reinined without charge.
II Factory at the Old Stand, established
tor more than twenty years corner of NINTH
and MELON Streets, Philadelphia.
ABBOTT & Co,
Successors 10 ERieot = Abbott
Philadelphia, Aug |, 1851.
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~ CnrMisrs tell us that man is as
pounds OF carbon and nitrogen, difIused
through 81 pails Of water. But these queer
materials, when fashioned in the human
shape. divine make very handsome a 2 ura,
especially when dsessea IN . full suit from
Rockhills& Wilson'S cheap and fashionable
store No. Ill Chestnut street, corner oil
franklin Place, Ph iladelphia.
w This Paper is filed, and may be seen
free of charge, al HoLLowAy's Pull AND
OINTmESr EsrAHLIsHMEsT, 24i, STRAND,
LONDON, where advertisements and Subscrip-
ions VIII be received for this periodical.
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II A bill, has psAssd lhs over brssshl
OF Congress tpprorR ting some millions Of
dollars 10 liepld pltnder scheme Of River
and Harbor it1bfoy6nleuts II ID said that
The monslros6 lmodz invoIf 90 il This bill
wilI even Be ipess@ BY ~ Senate. This
wouid sesh l<obasl a. 10 ext sssgarce
of the ssnasS in making appropriations has
rassed ialo : pfovsrb. Anything short Of
the hasnuplcy otlhe government never
seems 70 disturb that body The presents
the same old scheme veloed by Jackson and
Polk. r. was voted for now, AZ il always
has been and always will be, by. every
sWhigs - uniimi,ed squsnderings of the
publie uioEey i past Of The svowsd policy
Of Whigesy, with the double object Of in.
efsasins the pfoHigsis classes Of the coan-
stys,a w6s ever aSt with he Whigs, and In
c:easing the taxes, which that party calls
spsdaeclipn.', But With the evil news that
Congress is likely to spassB this iniqnuous
bili, ,scemeso die chssrins infotmaaion thai
the sPpsidsnl--folioNing ths good ;oid an.
smple oSa1scksen and Polk--will surely svss
iossshs bill tis when such tsstsl asiseethai
tbs psople realize the advantage of filling
shsexesusivs chair with a6sni, unainohing,
nawaxsrins Democrat who proteets ai the
sans,ims the charter Of ,hsir freedom ane
the taxes which they hsse paid fossh sup
port Of the soverhmeass s95 u. J.
+ In tho sels upon this bill q the lower
Hoess, % IN Ianosl1er recent pregnant in.
sisnpe, We were gIaiitisdI 70 fed that the
pemocfasie policy OF this distict.--a policy
which has been observed and carried .out lor
lhlrty years oy avery depoefaiic representa-
avs-wss faithfully followed For the pfin,
csp'e oi popular soyerslsns y and ihe equal.
lights of The States and the territories, Mi,
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DEMoCRATICeeESTI CONVENTION.

10 accordance with the ynle of the Demo-
cratic party, the Dernocratic voters of Cot
umbia county win meet al their respective
places Of hoIding the general election, on
sssusaay he 9dii' day Of August, be.ween
the hears OF thtee andiseren O'Clock in tho
al.srnoon, 10 choose Two delegates from each
tovnship,. 10 meet in County Convention, al
isse Cpnt House ia Bioomstuss, on Monday
ths aeth'o August st 1 o'cloeklP. nj iof
the pnfpose Of makingthe annual noniaa-
iious Of The Dsmncralic party .siass
DANIEL LEE,
!. REUBEN KHIITfE,
hTs $50 eHa'y JOtihsA I.tEN,
iasi ]fa SAMUEL RHONE,
JOHN 9. QUICK,
Standiag COMMITTEE.
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Rate. o, County ra...

The following has been the rats OF county
tax In this county since 1910. 7 We givet the
canis taxed on The Slnn. .a Aftl Na.N be- .
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- c4nder and opsn fssiinsusls lhs'Asa
os sf. Esa's nssurs, ssfSsf sbiiss
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The WHEar CRop has been gathered ID
Ohio end Virginia. Ia. the former sahe crop
has been much better than anticipated, the
fly,havlng dens naueh hess iujnsy than was
lsuppoasd. Iu Virginia de yislisziss more
than an svspgs u slasnsity and iqualiss !
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:. To he Printing business Is wanted al this
Office. An active boy of II oris years
Of age will be taken on 'falf terms. 4. 9 ~
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2a 4 STORY 0Ft6RE4T INTERESTS
"a JUST PUBLI.saEDi!
FASHION AND FAMIN T.,
BY Mas. ANN 4. SrepBrss.

"Thers is no sorrow for the earnestso
That looke'h upto God ID perteet iailhr
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Worthy member for several years. We bavs
t ueen suthori zed By some Of his family to ssv
uas inc report which has appeared in several
o use"spapers, that he imprudently eat hearty
Ha. sIais cucumoers, which caused his death.
mas no foundation in truth. ~-'A'
Our Mayor and members of the Poa,ds of
our corporation, together with a number ~
M Mem ers of Congress and invited gues.s, ieft
this morning, on board the fine steamer Geo,,s
Washington, for Mount Vernon on rim ~
pleasure: They were accompanied by Pros
There Is bat little doing in the -four and
gram market "a The former is held nominaIIv
az % 20 for common, and 80 81 for GOOD
o. brands new wheat, white and red. 81 s. a
Ti w. SPECTArop
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEoRGErowN, July Is, 1854.

oEoStSTOHN, July IL, LOW
The foul murder that was committed near
the Washington Brewery, few nights since,
as noticed il the Star of Thursday, still re-
mains enshrouded in mystery. We have heard
of several vague rumors in relation to the
matter, but few, if any, of which are entitled
to credence, especially the one which has been
circulated by newspaper reporters and others
that he was shot by some of the officers through
mistake for dog The small size of the shot
wounds, their close proximity to each other,
and the part of the body injured, proves con-
clusively this report to be perfect absurdity.
The opinion of DR.. S. r. Fechtig, of your
city, who was with the jury of inquest the
whole time it was in session, and who tho
roughly examined the wounds, was that the
shots which caused them were fred from a
pistol by some person who was at the time but
few PAGES from the deceased.
From some cause unknown to the clerk at
the Georgetown collectors Office, there has
been no arrival by the canal for some four
days We think 1t likely that the Interrupt
ton is caused By deficiency of water at dam
Nos. 3 or 4.
The remains Of Mr.. VIM Lightfoot, Whose
illness We noticed on Thursday was followed
Yesterday to their last resting place by large
SSomoer Of the members of Potomac Division
! SONS o. temperance, Of which he has been q
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ALEXANDRIA CoRREsPoNDErcK.
ALEXANDRIA, july Is. 1874

ta'froad Observation-Disclosures -Work ,.-
eommencea-Bank Dipidends, DC.
Yesterday, whilst the downward train on the
Manassas Gap railroad was within two hmm.
dred yards of Salem, Fauquier county, the
locomotive, in turning short curve, run over
COW, which threw the passenger and baggage
cars from the track, injuring some ten or twelve
persons, the major portion but slightly. Those
most seriously injured are-Mrs. Crockett; Mr..
daycock, Of Fairfax, arm broken; Mr.. H
Emerson, Of Alexandra, head cut. and other
wise bruised; Robert Jefferson, bruised. The
wounded were taken to Salem, where medical
aid was rendered them Aid was also for.
wsrded from Alexandria, the cars were "a.
placed upon the track, and at Z, D. m. the
train reached this city.
The morning service at Christ Church yes.
terday, presented most interesting and i'm.
presslve spectacle. Nine gentlemen Che grad.
uating class of the Virginia Theological Semi.
nary received the Office of Deacon, accord.
ing to the ritual Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL
Church The venerable Ri. Rev. VIM. Meade
assisted 6y his associate, Bishop Johns, ofici.
ated IN the solemn services of the Ordination.
and Rev MIR. Norton occupied the pulpit in an
Impressive discourse. The deacons ordained
are as follows, Wig: Of Virginia-T. G, Da-
shlel Charles r. Howard, John d. Powell,
Erskine NJ. Rodman, J. Julius Sans and J G.
Newman. Of Massachusetts-W. C. Brown
Of Pennsylvania-James F. Hutcheson. Of
Ohio-George E. Thrall
The work at our coal depot will soon be
vigorously resumed, a large number of hands
from abroad have been procured to work for
the wages given before the strike, and they
will be protected in the liberty of working
where and for what they chose
The following dividends have been declared
by our Banks for the past six months, viz:
Bank of the Old Dominion four per cent; Ex
change Bank Of Virginia four and half per
cent; Farmer Bank of Virginia, four and-a-
half per cent
Weather continues damp and close. Bust
ness moderate and city health, excellent
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IT Is NOT TRUE!

As reported by the PULPIT POLITICIANS
and KNOW NOTHING TRAITORS to liberty,
that they have "erushed me out" and de-
prived me of my Office. My Magistrates Office,
Notary Public, and for Soldiers Land and
Pension Claims, and Conveyancing, is kept at
the old stand on 18th street, 4th door south of
Pennsylvania Avenue. The Police Magistracy,
to my advantage and the public detrin,ent,
they have deprived me Of by ssctarian nalics
against my religion, Of which did not possess
enough to make a fuss about; but what there
was of it was pure and unmixed with hypec-
risy, and Of different quality to theirs.
jy 8-2w JOHN D. CLARK.
GPICEH BEEF and SPICED TONGUES
- spi ed Rounds in kits and kegs, single piece in
each
spiced Beet Tongues in pickles
Prepared by z. Usher, Louisville, KY.
In store and for sale by
SHEKELL BAILEY,
" 11-lw No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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DOR RENT.-The subscriber having retired m
Il the country, his now permanent residence. OF.
iers for rent his handsomely finished, four-stofv
sion. fo'00
And also, the three-story House adjoining. now
occupied by Capt. Jas. B. Montgomery Possession
gwen on the LIST August, unless earlier possession
can De arranged with Capt Montgomery, who has
the premises.
Also, tor sale cheap, that commodious and dssira.
pie property situated on Pa. avenue, nearly oppo-
ing house.
Also, two frame Houses on street south, near
1th, In Square 462 IF not sold before the Both in
slant they will then be disposed of to the highest
bidder at public sale.
For terms and particulars apnlv st tho etor. ~
White Sons, to VIC W WHITE
je l9-t
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DIED

On the 18th instant, ADELAIDE, youngest child
d q. q; and Elizabeth c. Greenwich, aged years
~ The friends of the family are Respectfully in
!led to attend her funeral on tomorrow Sunday
,ternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence of hel
a,her. on A street between Cd and Sd.
In tins city, On Friday evening, tho 18th instant
hI. CHARLES ID. KERR, son o: Jas. ID. Kerr, ESQ
% His friends and acsuantapces and those b
,he family are requested to attend his funeral from
st. Mary's Church, on to morrow Sunday after
noon, at * O'Clock.
This morning, at O'Clock, EUGENE, aged three
months, infant son of ]. NJ. and F. E. Smith
10 His funeral will take place on tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residenc.
81 ms parents on street between 9th and eth, tt
which the friends of the family are invited.
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The fact that this property is decided to trustees In
trust residents Of the District of Columbia for the
benefit Of the shareholders, and every shareholder
receiving Daguerreotype worth &c. and of the very
finest quality and elegantly cased; the high charao
ter and positions of those trustees and the great and
extended reputation and business of Mr.. Whitehurst
lie deems sufficient guarantees that every promise OF
this advertisement will be promptly and faithfully
reformed, the pictures to be taken will be dis
trbuted among many galleries, capable of producing
fifteen hundred Daguerreotypes per diem
Not more than fit y thousand shares W Ill be sold.
Persons residing nc distance and wishing orders
for Daguerreo type (Which will entitle them to a
share in the above enterprise) will please enclose
the amount, post paid, to Whitehurst's Gallery,
Washington, D. G.
HILBUs & HlTZ Agents for the sale of orders
in this city at their Music Depot, south side Penna
ave-, betw. 10th and 1f,h streets In Georgetown,
at Miss TIIOMAS'S Book and Fancy Store High
street, near First. jy S-TTh &Slm
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$50 200 WORTH Of REAL AND
Pscsonal Estate for the PeouIe.
MAGNIFICENT ESIERPRISE-IIBERAL. EoII.
TARIE Ann NFpTlJN
EUiTEHrasr,s plaurapyorvuy s>1-,

HHiIEHURSfs DA3UERR EoTyFE RNrERpRIzR
Il. "HITEHURST has decided to Trustees IN
u trust for the benefit OF the shareholders in tb
above enterprise, $4,000 worth of real and
se, 20 oe disposed OF among the holders Of shares
at the earliest possible date after the sale of all the
shares. The shares are s. each which entities The
holder to an equitable shars in the within name1
magnificent collection Of real and personal propertv-
also, to one CT hitehurst's$3 Worlds Fair Premium
,sguerreotypes OF self or friend at any time when
the certificate Is presented ut either of his Galleries
in Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Norfolk,
Lynchburg, Wilmington, and Petersburg
Arrangements have also been male to redeem the
certificates with the following celebrated Artists:
J. & urney, N. J. city; D. Collins, Philadelphia,
Pa, spri ngfeld and Westfeld, Mass; A @. Part
ridge. Wheeling, Va. and VIM. T. Porter, Cincin
natl. Ohio.
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virginia, valued
me splendid three story brick House and
Lot in Georgetown, D. O., Second street, ssc-
ond door from Frederick street $500
me House and Lot in Georgetown, D. c., on
thecorner of Second and Frederick streets $500
me elegant House and Lot in Washington, d.
c., on Seventh street 4,6GO
me fine House and Lot in Washington, D. G.,
on street 300
One House and Lot in Portsmouth, Va, on
Court street adjoining Town Hall $500
. Nwo Lots in Georgetown On Second street, $500
each LOGO
ne Lot in Washington On Seventh street SEQ
i've Pianos, $500 each 1900
ou fIlenulu told Lever Watch hes, $780,. 1900
26 massive Silver Pitchers, $50. 1850
20 do do Cups. $l2 50.............. $50
Ia Diamond Rings, at S70.................... $50
10 heavy gold Chains, $30..-.-............ SO
70 Silver Goblets. $50 each. 400
90 Ladies' Bracelets, $40 each. LOCO
30 Ladies' Breastins.. 500
100 Gold Pencils, 81 each. 700
100 Porte Mennaies, s. each.........-....... Dos
100 Silver Gard Cases, $40 each. 1000
500 plain heavy Gold Kings, So each. 1900
100 fine Gold Lockets, $40 each. LOCO
5000 ANIMALS. 800
Loo Photographic Art Journals, DOC. each.... 500