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new YORK.
NCTICE TO EXHIBITORS AT THE CRYSTAL
IN PALACE-In conformity with resolution
passed by the Board of Directors Of the Palace
Association, at the last meeting, notice Is hereby
given, that on and after the first day OF November
next the goods in the Crystal Palace will be placed
at disposal Of exhib tors and that every facility
will be afforded Tor the packing and removing Of the
same. Exhibitors who may wish to offer their goods
for sale at auction, may do so within the Crystal
Palace provided they notify the President within 20
day of this date of their intention to make such
sales, that he may sppoint auctoneers or such pur
pose and a day or days for such sales.
JOHN H. WHITE, trsst Crystal Palace
Dsted New York, Oct. "a, 1854.
WATERBURY, DYER Of the city Of New York, Auc.
tionesrs, are authorized to make sales Of any and
all goods In the Crystal Palace which may be intruSt
ed to them by Exhibitors.
JOAN H. WHITE, Prest. Oryytal Palace
New York, Oct. q, 1854.
In pursuance Of the above appointment We here-
by give notice to ali owners Of goods, (now within
the Crystal Palace) who desire to have their goods
included in our /" Catalogue Sales ct Auction.
within the Palace. to forward US NMHDIAfELY, ne
tuch Sales (by mail express) q complete invoice
of each article also order upon the President Of
the Crystal Palace Association q. H. White, Esq.,
for the delivery of every article enumerated In their
invoices.
The sales will be ExcLUsIvELY FOE CASH, and will
include goods of ell descriptions wfthng the Palace
and in oder to arrange the different articles now
On exhibition for sale and to prepare catalogues for
particular days Of eale the immediate attention Of
Exhibito,s il requested. .----
WATERBURY b DYER. Crystal Palace Auc'rs,
oct 30-2wd store No. 50 Broad st.. n. Y.
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~-iMfoRFANf Dseuss0N.--{Jnder n xvait. Of haheas
corpus Mr.. John Van Horn, a tavern keeper in
Georgetown, was yesterday brought before the Cir
cut Court from the wnrkhouse. 1t appeared that
he had been arrested for selling liquor wthouticense
and, on failing to pay the fine, committed, and
went 10 prison rather than be, is he Thought inn
posed upon. After patient hearing, Judges Dim.
Top and Morsri decdesi hat he should be dscharoed
on the ground that The Corporation of Georeetown
under their charter. had no right to make such
commitment. II Ems that an sction for DAMAGES
against the Georgetown authorities, NAV be h,onSh,
and carried by Alr. Van Horn. He lacked one no.
nature o. the neighborhood to his Incense Offered
to pay, was refn ed, sold without license, and sold
on his own hook. and thus upset the assmntions Of
Georgetown. pAo'S "
HE CASE oF.SHooTINe.-Mr. F. Fitzeerald, who
was arrested on Monday, by Officer Allen, on a
charge OF shooting hackman named George Daley,
is said to be lying very ill ever since. The young
man had been n foolish spree, and committed the
act under the influence of liquor, and is suffer-
lns the con- equence He has good medical atten-
lance. In regard to the case of shooting, as the
mack driver did not appear again him, Justice
smith could take no action, and the accused was
dismissed. -
FIRST AND FIFTH WARD MARkrrs-Messrs. Ma
guder and Fitzpatrick, of the Board of Aldermen:
and Messrs. Newman and Busey, of the Common
Council, with the Mayor. are the joint committee
in regard to the erection of these ssinking funds
Just authorized by the Councils. The bin havina
been passed IL is only for these gentlemen tn on
ahead, and give the west end and east end the no
cessary market accommodations which thew 90
much require. ~
CHARGE DIsMIssED.-Wm. Myers, a servant at
Browns Hotel, had Thomas Mailord, late servant
there, arrested os stealing his trunk Of clothes. and
brought before Justic MorseI On examining tho
case the magistrate seemed regard it as almost an
act OF malicious mischief the part of Mallord and
after hearing the facts, honorabiy dismissed Mr.
Myers. A'i
SHANGHAI TRoTrrNs MArcH-A trotting match,
IN harness, between two Shanghai ROSTERS, Beau
hickman and Truth Robertson, Is to come off at
ianeytown, 10 morrow. They are to be driven nv
Inc Force OF Habit, year of corn being nlaced on
each smart, Just be,Ond picking distance; the prizes
% Dc a copy OF an Essay on Shape and Talent and
bran new Yankee Doodle. Though both are ton
der IN the feet bets ten to five on the other fowl
Look out for sport!
u s. CIRCUIT CoURr.-On motion of Hon. Sam
Chiffon, Alexander H. Evans, Esq, of Texas, was
admitted as an attorney and counsellor in this court
WATCH RETURNs.-The record, this morning
shows only The arrival Of a Jack Tar, who was dis
mis- ed this morning A certain landlord, with
party OF rowdies, took round on The Island last
night, ere stopped by the officers of the night and
Ia pity were let 60, on good behavior. They had
bettes n IT try it on again.
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BY J. 9. MeGUEaE, Auetioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable Building Lot near
L the Railroad Depot By virtue OF O deed in
trust barring date on the 1lth day Of April. 1854
recorded in L'ber j. A s.. No-74, folios 27l, 272
49, 274 and u.s. the subscriber will cell at publie
sale on Tuesday the 21ss day of ovember, 1854
~ O'Clock, p. No.. on the premises all that piece
parcel Of ground lying snd being situated in the city
of Washington, and being part Of square No. $50,
beginning for the Same on New Jersey avenue, at
point $50 feet inches cn the nc rthwest corner
Of said square, and running thsuce at right angles.
to New Jersey avenue eastwardiy 1876 feet 21< in !;
thence due south IS fact, mo less, to parallel
line ~ feet from the Ine first described and run.
ming parallel with said first line westwardly to New
Jersey avenue 100 feet 2inches; thence northward
% Ne Jersey avenue ~ feet to the place Of begin.
ming, containing 1880 square feet, more or less
The above propert y is eigibly situated near the
Railroad Depot, and offers . favorable opportunity
for Investment
The terms Of sale viii be cash, and II not complied
with in week after the day ef sale the property
will be re-sold at he risk and expense Of the pur
chaser, upon one weeks notice.
All conTsysncea at expense Of purchaser.
CHAS. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
oct 90-ec&ds Auctioneer.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JNO II. SRlOOT,

JNO II. SMOOT,
SOUTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET, NXAR HIGH,
GEORGETOWN, ID. o.
ITAs received and is now Offering at low prices .
lI general and we'll ee lected assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
rught principally Mt the PhilaGelphis and New
York Auci1 ena bling him TO offer extra induce
ments 10 ossh or prompt short time customers.
In Iis assortment will be found q rich sssort-
ment Of Plaid Silks
Plain and striped blk do,
Mer nos, Plsids, De IAines
Cloak Cloths, Velvsts f.--
And Dress Goods generally. -. q.
Also, good assortment Of Boys md 9enderen'a
Best Paris Kid Gloves -.. No..
Blankets, Rlannels fN..'
Shawls, Sheetiugs Ehirtings
Table Linen, NApkina, &c.
oct 2T-1m
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to through splendid Gallery Pictures should
f. 70 Peg visit TO Pups Rooms on the Avenue He has
Dasuerrsoypins In OIL which beauty and excellence
Incompatible There is portrait executed, in this last
style of President Pierce that reflects great
artist neament thereof giving life expression
Mr. Pnnbe Is reckOned among hs frat DsgIsrI
OF time.
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By BARNARD 4 BUCKEY, Auc,r..,

- Xs
GEORGETOWN. =
TSXTENSIvE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATION
u ERf Encyclopedias and Valuable Standard
Works, in every department Ct Literature, Science
and Art ANIMALS ana B00hs Elegantly Illus
beautifully bound Fine Family and Pocket Bibles,
with Prayer Books of every description. :.
Letter end Cap Paper, Portfolios, Gold Pens, &c,
70 be sold at Auction THIS EVENING, at cover
o'clock, Sc the store of TT ITF
BARNARD BUCKLEY, Bridgest
vicinity. is respectfully invited to This Coileesion
Books, which is believed to be the Nest valuable
COLLECTION of standard works offered at Auction
in this place. The Books are new and war; nted
perfect. The sa's will he positive and without re
serve, to the highest biider, and will be continued
every evening until al sre sold.
N. Books tor examination and at Private Sale
during the day. BARNARD Z BUCKLEY,
Aactioneers, Bridge St, GsorgstoWn, d G.
oct 34-dtf
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~ AAoTHE8 = UH.-Mr WHITEHU RST has been
awarded another premium for his superior Dsguerreotyps
exhibited the Worlds Fair New York It reme
bered that Mr. w. received from the Worlds Fair London
two medals for his unrtvalied daguerreotypes President
Fillmore and Cabinet aud Pantiscopes Niagara Falls
sides premiums all the fairs which he has exhibited
many years past This speaks volumes in favor Of his gale
rieB 5.-..
Call and have kensssss taken WhitAhurss Gale
~ near Four snd-sAAA street. Psnnaylvanis avenue.
l6-H
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NAUTICAL ALMANACs, English and French
~ for 1854, 1856, 1855 and 1857, imported by
oct II @,-> FRANCK TAYLOR.
IELLTYd NEW PIANOS At MANUFACTORY
y whole sale prices for cash We have on land
few very superior instruments, which we will sell
a. above 70 close out present stock previous to
removing. Every instrument warranted. Call and
Judge for yourselves at Hilbus HitE' Music Depot
oct 1S-6 -
kPECIAL NOTICEs-WE EXPEC1 AND
- positively request all persons indebted to Us on
accounts rendered LIST July last to come forward and
settle them without further notice. -.s
MAXWELL, SEARS & COLLEY,
523 Seventh st., 3 doors above Pa. ave.
oct 28-d6t
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Suit to Recover Property.

BosroN, Oct. 30.-A suit il to DO brought
before the present term Of the u. 8 Circ1it
Court by Mr.. James A. Abbot sad wife, to
recover vast amount of property Gtu. I'd In
Essex and Lawrence
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov 1,-Flour-Howard street,
$3.50; City Mills, $S25. Wheat-9O, 900 bash
els sold at yesterdays prices. Corn-21 GOO
bushels have changed hands this morning,
white at 72a75c., and yellow at 75a7oc.
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The Western Rivers.

WHEELING, Nov. I.-0ur information just
received here is that the western rivers Aze all
slowly on the rise.
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Supposed Post-0moe Robber Acquitted.

- LYNN, Mass. 29.-The case Of John Stick
ney, student in Amherst College, who was
charged with purloiniDg letters from the post
Office in this place, has been heard before u.
S. Commissioner Curtis, and the accused &C.
quilted of the charge. His father Was post
master at the time of the alleged theft.
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Plano and Singing
NO. 957 PENNSYLVANIA AvINuA ,
MRS. PETTET,

MRS. PETTET, -H o.
TEACHER of an improved and easy plan Of Ia
dies ana Obidren's Dress Cutting, can Be found
It hsr rooms at No 355 on Seventh street. shove l.
vhere ladies' can rscsive instructions from 70 10
- m; and 8 to p. m. - - =
Rules s. 50 -. 81 81 'a-La
Lanes by leaving their address can Join the We'd
nesday morning class ct 81 20. "H -s ,:e --.ai
LUNG cut and lifted Soc. Paper wsist pattsrr
cS cents. s.s ih'Atf or
ariety Of Ladies' and Chidfvn', Ss -
the stest rtsls just Sessived and fss se''Hr.a
etT-1ws @hgs - ... - 'j1.',,,. 9 J..
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CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

CONE AND LEARN YOUR FATE.
MRS. GEORGE, late Of England, wishes to iafoszl
Nl The ladies and gentlemen Of Washington a16
vicinity that she be consulted on the pest prs6
eDt aud future events at her rss,denes, No. e ~
enth street, between Maryland ~ snue and stSelt
vest side, Island. Her name is on the door: IL
2b cents-gentlemen 30. Hours froms ok in the
morning until 10 o'clock ct night .E
oct 7-lnt .l.--.-
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mAhRlED.

On the 10Th instant by the Rev. J. B. Donelan,
Mr.. JAMES GANNATY to Miss MARY ANNA
BRANNAN, ali of this city.
On the 3lst instant, by Elder &. G. Lsacbman,
WYATT 8. BERRY, Of Vandalia, illinois, to M ISIS
MARY ELIZABETH MOORE, of this city
On the 30lh instant, by the Rev. Mr. Stanley, Mr..
GEORGE HARTWELL to Miss ROSINA Il. BAN
HERMAN. -
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TOILET SOAPS.

FTNHE Subscribers retur their thanks to their nu
i merous friends and uscsners in the District
and elsewhere for the patronage hitherto extended
to tn m aud beg leave t. inform them that in add
ton to their usual stock they are now manufAotur-
log aud will have constantly on hand all kinds Of
Toilet and Fancy Soap, to which they invite their
attention. We warrant eur eoaps equal to spy
made, and will sell on as reasonable terms % the
same article can be purchased in any of the North
ern ties E. . B0NNOGHUE 4 ouN.
t;sorretnrvy,- Oct d. Bins
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov Five thousand barrels
Flour were sold this morning at yesterdays
prices Wheat is on the decline. 10000 bush
els of Corn sold-mixed SO 84c. The Cotton
market is dull, and the stock market dc.
pressed.
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Phiicdelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Noy. 1.-Flour, to-day, in
this market, is S.. rs. Wheat and Corn ex-
hibit no change from yesterday prices.
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The Search for the Missing Boats Of tho
Steamer Arctic UnAuocsssfpl

BosroN, Oct 3l.-The brig Margaret ARD
we'd here to day from St. Johns, N F., which
port she left on the Goth, and reports that all
the vessels sent in search Of the missing boats
of the steamer Arctic had returned to that
port without tidings.
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The Fever st New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov This evening the
fever continues on the decrease, though, p
far, the abatement, We regret to say, has beer
but slight.
The Cotton market was depressed to day
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The O0falcation.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The over draft oil
100000, in one of our city banks, Wa prin
pally settled yesterday after you went to press
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OYSTERS--FRESH DAUY,

EPICUREs Of these delicious byalyes, eaa have
IL their various palates grati1ed by having them
served up in every style By the undsrdsded. The
eubscribsr has engaged professed cook, especially
for this department. whose qualifications have hsei,
attested to by many. 90 -. 20 50
IDEALS served up at all hou1s, consisting Of every
delicacy Of the season. HANTe HOTkL,
oct Sim p avsnus.
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Completion Of tho Freeport Aqueduct.

PIrrsBURG, Oct 30.-The aqueduct over
the Allegheny river at Freeport, on the Wea
tern Division of the PennsyIvania Canal, has
been completed, and the water will be let IL
to-day or to-morrow.
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a. IT SHOULD be universally known-for 1t is strictly
true-hat indigestion is the parent of large proportion
tue fatal Dysentery, disrrha, cholera morb
complaint and other diseases enumerated in e
IL. 2"v catalogue Of deaths generated by
Gi.y nsPec'oI S"..;. dvspeptiss; think of 1T ali
who suffer from disordered stomachs, an =
to be guided BY sdyiee founded upon experience rs.~
once-dont delay dsy-te HoofaBd's German Btters
tive and invigorant stands alone and unspproacned
have tried the Btiers and know that they excellent
the diseases specified above For sale dealers
evefyWhere.
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l. ING AND CHILDRENS LONG COMBS, var.
runted gel uine, at LAMMONDs,
oct 3I-3t S.yentb at
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The Loss Of the &c. Nicholas.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. Tho estimated
loss by the sinking Of the St. Nicholas, 10 At
least So, 1000.
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

IF your Clocks don't L. . geo1 lime, call at
i CHARLES KRAU-E, corner OF Tenth and G
streets All orders will be promptly attended to.
end war; nted. oct Sl-2t$
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PURE SILVERWARE.
4 MAGNIFICENT AsSORrMENT.-M. w. GAIT
n 4 BRO. call attention to their unusually large
assortment Of 6ilverware, consisting Of spl-,'i
solid Silver Tea Sets, complete ..-..f.-
Silver Pitchers solid silver Castors sva
Do Cups and ssucers, aoblets -
Do Fish Caryers and Forks
crumb ecrspers, Cake Knives tsesse
Fruit ghovels, sugar eifters .-ft-.f~ - a-'H -.
Jelly Spoons; Cheese Scotps @s.i ~ ~ ."s'
Pickle Knives and Forks, Olive Spoons - s.t-.
Salad Tongs, Vegetable Forks
Fruit Knives, les Tongs, Dessert Knives
Soup, cream. and gravy Ladies'
Ice Cream Knives, Salt Cellars
Napkin Ring, Butter Knives, Tea strainsrs ~
Tea, table ard dessert Spoons and Forks OF every
variety
Breakfast and dinner Coffse Spoons, DO.
Also, o very lsrg. assortment Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable ter wedding, birthday, and other
presents . - +F-t1 w. - W
The above is by far the largest and most vsried
assortment ever offered to our customers. Being OF
our own manufacture, 1t is warranted pure silver,
and eered at a. low rates a. eimilar goods can be
purchased for in any city in this country.
- f7l ''.ta'a nj. ". GAIT AaBR0.,
.a-,.- a Sign Of the Golden Magic,
- ~ a-.-n~. bAtUeen 9Th and lOth sts.
The hts CHEST PRES ps I'd tor Old I'll -er - u.
oct 2S-sr f1o is'S,-. ~: 81 - A = has O| +
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ID nearly opposite Browns Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accommoda
ton for families or single gentlemen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
will be found in Washington. js 16-1y
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

NEIss MORKLY win open Fall and Winter NIL
Nl LINERH, on Saturday, the 9TH Instant Gem
prising good assortment Of Goods, and adapted to
the season. 80
Wanted Q young L.dy OF integrity and good ap-
pearancs, as saleswoman. Also, several good NH
nars oct 6-lm
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81 AZ the approaches for getemen's Fall and Win
call the attention Of readers
and well selected stock of Ready Clothing for and
wear manufactured with and elegance
NOAH WALKER l. &C., Of the well Marble Hall
Clothing Emporium, Browns Hctsi. Their
and finished with degree of taae that would
credit the first custom houses Their ssECrnsnt
combine the late styles and of goods
portstion Frock Of superior finish,
fashionable colors Business suits Coats and
plain aud figured CassiReres Black doeskin and Fancy
Psnrsoons Vests Of rich veyets mernos plu
plain and figured silks, sstins cassmeree, &C. tt
large assortment of Shirts Drawers, Undershirs
Collars, Ties, Gloves, DC. sep -
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auction..r

BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctionssra.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE 4
IL Mich Cow at Auction and House to Rent
On MONDAY, the 30th instant, We shall sell, at 10
O'Clock a. m, at the residence Of gentleman declin
ing housekeeping, on New jersey avenue, south Of
OF Thos. Blagden, Esq, an excellent assortment Of
furniture, viz: =
Mahogany son., Parlor and Rocking Chairs
Do Sideboard, Bureaus and Dressing Glasses
Do Dining, Breakfast, Gard, and other Ta.
Girandoles Solar, ball and Lamps
Clock, Workstands Washstsnds and Wardrobes
China, Glass, Crockery and Stone Ware.
Maple Bedsteads -
Androns, Shovel and longs. Tenders
Parlor and Chamber Window Curtains and Shades
Three ply, Ingram and other Carpets and Oilcloth
Stoves, and general assortment Of Kitchen BE.
With many other articles which We deem upne
cessary to enumerate.
Also, gosd Mich Cow. which now gives milk.
Terms: All sums under $25, cash over that sum
credit of sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfa
GREEN SCOTT,
oct 25-d Auction.ers.
S.-The. House Is for rent, good two-story and
attic brick. con tanning ten rooms and all necessary
cut houses.
Apply on the premises. G&s.
~ The above Sale IL POSTPONE d
nov Id GREEN 4 SCOTT, Aucts
BY h. III. JE WELLE 4 Co., Aucts.
ON TUESDAY morning, November IA, at IL
~ o'clock, m at the prsmifes on N street. fe
tween 18th and 18th, shall SSH at public auction
the entire stock aud fixtures OF Flower Garden and
Green House, viz:
200 lights of Glass and Sash for hot beds and
green house
choics lot Shrubs and Flowers, consisting in
part of Asparagus, Rhabarb, Raspberry, Straw
berry, currsnta and Roses of every variety
Also, Lots No. 8, 4, 9, Z, and 0, of Square No.
Terms Of sale: suns of $95 srd uuder cash; over
SIS, credit Of thirty and sixty days on notes re-
sponsibly endorsed, barring interest: (the lts ex
ceptedO upon which a larger credit will be given.
n. B.-Perscns DESTROYS of purchs eing before the
day OF sale can do 70 by applying to Mr. NORTON,
orner Of 18th and X streets, or to
r. H JEWEi.LE Co., Auctioneers,
nov 1-eots No. 3l7 Pennsrlvania ave nne.
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BY r.. III. JEWELLE 4 Co.'S Autts.
nEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE AND

BY r. H. JEWELLE 4 Cot AuEta.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF FURNITURE AND
Z Bedding-0n SATURDAY ming. October
18th, at 91S O'clock q. NJ, at our Auction RooE1
corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street, We shall cell,
at public auction, large and we'll assorted lot OF
Furniture, Beds end Bidding. viz:
70 Beds.eads, single and double
70 Mattresses do
10 Feather Beds
Lot of Pillows and BolstsrH
20 pairs Blankets
rs Ccnforters
20 Marseilles Spreads
10 Warirobes
Large Hot Air Furn
pair splendid light Chandeliers
Sofas, Chairs, Tables
Crockery, Glassware. &c.
oct 26-2t QnteD Anctioneers.
Hg The above sale IL postponed un-
til THURSDAY, the I'd of November, at the came
R. H. JEwELLE CO.,
oct I'D Auctioneers.
BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctioneera.
HOUSEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Ill At Auction On THURSDAY, the I'd Of No
vember, shall sell at the resds nee OF Mrs Davis
in Gadsby's Row On Pennsylvania avenue, rext {.
Furniture viz:
Mahogany Divane, parlor and rocking chairs
10 marbls-tep centre, dining aad other t..
blee
Do and walnut French, Cottage and other
Bedsteads
Do sidsboards, dressing and other Bureaus
Gilt and m shogsny f ONE Looking Glasses
Moreen pnrier and chamber Window Curtains
Msple Bedstesds
Cane snd wood seat Chaifs
| Paintd Wardrobes Washstsnds and Toilet Sets
Feather Beds and Bedding
Hair and buck Mattresses
Fine three ply AM other Carpets
tugs aud Mating
| lot OF passage and floor Oiicioth
GAt ar la an 2 I,pr1
Fine Gilt Gas Burners
China. Gisss. Crockery and Stone Ware
Cooking, alright snd other Stoves
With large and general assortment of Kitchen Re
Quisites
And many other articles which We desm unneces
sary to enumerate
Lerms: All sums under SOS cash; over that sum
o credit of two and four month"; for notes eatisfa;
| torily endorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN SCOTT
oct I'd A1ctionesrs
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nJoE SHILLNGroH receives all Books and News
papers fast published He Harpers
the other Magazines and readers will always find
large and good of Blank Books Stationery
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DISAPPOINTMENT

POSTPONEMENT..
GYMP4THIZING with the Family pr esteemed
~ Captain in his recent affection, Committee
on behalf Of the company give notice their friends
and the public that the Ball of Presidents
Mounted Guard, advertise to take p on the I'd #
November, is postponed until further notice
JOHN w. BADEN,
c. w FLINT,
JOHN BOHLAYER,
JOHN 7. EVANS,
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oct sO--st TIn'el] J. PEDDICORD.,. o,~.