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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

NTEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
scrbers and will be eonsantiy supplied a
the snufaator Of Zine Paints made b the New
Jersey Zine Company which they hs trade and
accommodating 0 packages OF as 90 and leo
lhs. White Brown and Stone coors. For sale by
mYl G. c. BDGeRF a CO., IS lamp street,
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The Windham County Bank, at Hartford,
Conn., was robbed the night Of the 18th Of $250Oo
including $4,000 in gold. The watchman knocked
down and gagged and the watch dog TO prevent alarm
poisoned and when the clerk who sleeps the bank
entered about o'clock the robbers gagged and bound
him, and one Of them stood him with revolver,
while the Others with orowbars and other implements
succeeded in opening the safe and securing their booty
The next evening the county Sheriff at New London
arrested four who suspected Of having been
connected in the robbery they going board the
at Ayns Point for New York and recovered all
but $4,000 Of the stolen money. They committed
for examination The remaining money subsequently
found hidden under an achor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

The st. Louis Democrat announces the death
in this city, by yellow fever. of Mr. Webb, and Mr..
Wilson, actors who at the present time, believe
performing at Dan Rice's st. Charles street. They
will doubt regret to learn of their sudden exit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

MURDER NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LA.--We learn
from the Alexandria Democrat of the ed that Mr. John
e. Young waylaid murdered and robbed, few days
previously, about siI miles from Harrisonburg short
time before this tragic affair citizen of Alexandria
wayad and shot at while riding along the road Bayou
Rapides and the Democrat states that named
Garner, whom it calls robber and murderer,
cerned in connection with conederates in these murder
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

D7"ssgs, Medicines, Pe9'fas1lae1'sS, etc.
w This subscriber would respectfully call the assencno
Painters fhyaeans and Families TO his well assorted
comprising article his line Of
eIsyInnton, wiilhe found FRESH
SODA WATER AND MEAD OF the very quality
wlbefound at Mines
CONGRESS, BLUE LICK, Bar Roos supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GoULEY BITTER5 etc, THOMAS RANKIN,
d4Wyie Drrggiat kpothecsry amr Poyras
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r .YONpS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
GNGERAothng need be said command ma att.ptjnn
public this article Whsn that i nn,s as
rated Medical those seeg harmless beverage 10
unwhossone effect of bekish water @
genuine harsce and is also extenvy for ulna
dsYorn eakes, To afflicted with
Summer Complaints caoe Nervous Debility Ague
equal effect Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON Chemist isl
broadway, New York. "
eists throughout the world Sold in Orleans by
Gle snsP ]. WRIGHT 4 CO.. vi Chsszss street
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Harris 4 Morgan
Shp 0lomoco, towea, for Bordeaux, Jenkins Williams &et
ship Fanny Gifney Needy, for Liverpool, Gfney Lovei
Ship Hartley, Howes fr Philadelphia, JH Ashbudge &e
Ship Atlantic, WORTH fer New York, J o Woodruff kc
Bark St Mry's Miken, for Philadelphia, Bogert
Sehr Red Fox, spsa for Tampeo, Wick6am &c
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PRICES:
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY MORNING, November ~, 1854.
CLEARED SATURDAY,.
,.b;r Me,;,o Ja.,lau. far GaI,a.t,n and Trd;a,,J,
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The ship Charles Hill arrived at New York
the 18th from Havre with 400 passengers there
nnsteen deaths on the passage.
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GROCERIES.

Es. w. adams,
G. o g Err,
Corner Of Front, Common and Fulton streets,
E constantly hge complete
cayie lowest the
AZ STEAMBOAT SToRES.-Special attention paid keeping
all full articles required it3p
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EngF0Uissg OF Eeco,o,,te
EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAIt

~ Copies Of the above ENGRAVING 70, a M ~ =, h
putl,her &c. MoALLIsTER, Engraysr No. as Camp st.
spstA3pn and at R. HALL CO.'S No o. csns .,ras.
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v. I n =, dtUV Ell, bAhEh q CUE.
The result follows
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
The Swami bsBg the important claim prsfsrcns
these the following sppointed
Chairman H. Latrobe Mira T. K Winan Mira. NJ Buck
wAlis An R. g. Ware and Csk James Murray Of tbs Vu
Works Robert Lse Wam H. Keller j. s. Eckles Egrs
The asssids ~ fllowsG
No For the mot praccA invention adapted to
be estimated with feenee 10 eheapns,I and grnsral utyns
Hundred DOars Awarded Wheeler Wilson for the Sewing
MArhinsH
TO Wheeler Wilson Co.'S Sewing achss. Silver
Medal
ToJM. Singer Il Cob Sewing M,ebine, Certificate.
large Aoru1ert of Wheeler Wilson Co.'s NEW IMPROVED
PATENT ROTARY SEWING MACHINES always hand
sale for cas- II good city sccsepAuces.
6ls the employ Company
give adiss how
.ithest aay chs pefqaiste tesehng.
sklI hsehiniAt, Spanish
h viii kesp ali maeaes purchased this essbshasnt good
repair for ous yeHr free OF extra cha &c.
supply Of Silk Machine Thread Spoo Needless
Screws, etc. always on hand and for sale st
nN II l8 ST CHARLES STREET, Up stsrs,
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PETTY 0FFENcEs.-Wm Donovan, Andrew
Manning, Thomas Really, and another whose name
is unknown arrested in the First District yesterday
upon charges of Drunkenness dsordery conduct etc.,
and locked up for examination.
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t,sEWINd MACHINES. - At the Maryland
STATE held Baltimore, premiums
the 18th The following AchineH
hibitisu. attracted much attention,
WHEELER, WILsOEf& CO IS,
j. NJ SINGER Il CO.'S,
a..s.a. GROVER aAKER a
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LIST OF VESSELS IN POET NOT CLEARED.

Per hp Kosuth, Lverpooa4s sserags pasuge as
whom died the pas .sg-
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I q.
L. Orders (pesi padJ with money enetosad addressed
| J. W. HoLDAooKE. Secretary, sos Broadway, NJ Y.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

A TTENTICH COMPANY G., NATION L. O.,
IN AL GUARDsYoaa hersby fsd 80 attend sps HS 10
Meeting WEDNESDAY, EVENING, November 20, fl wi
O'Clock. Every member requested I'LL WI
Importance will be brought before the Company By order
n21ss John P. HISBET, Secretary,
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BY D. B. CAMPBELL q co.
d. n, STR TTNN An.tt1n,

u. N. STRATfONs AuctfOnecr.
| NATENSIVE SALE OF "a choice selected stotA )
Ia Dry Goods, rich Dress Silks, superior Cloths
Cassmeres. Yestinrs. &c, by order of Trustee o.,
| WEDNESDAY moFninr, Hay 3D. we shall commence
sel:ng ia valuable stock of goods in the store Or.
cupied by r. Myers Co, in Iron Hsl Building OF.
Pennsy ivanis avenue, and continue from day to sy
until the .whcle is disp sed of.
We enumerate-
White Craze, broche. AID other Shs.ls
Silk Visites. rich double Brecade Silks
Silks
French Mousse lue Delaines
Plaid Rsrsges, French Chanes
Colorei Cashmerfs, black Bombasins Alpacss
rench sud English Merino 81 colurs
French, India. and Swiss Mssiins
White Cambria and Jacoaet Nusl ms
Lac~s, Edges, insertions, aud Emtrci3eries
Black Silk Nets for Shawls
French and English Grapes, all co.ors
Bla-k Love and Lace Wells
Black and colOre1 silk Vslyets
LineC cam bric and silk Handkerchiefs French sind
American rints
c oths, Cassimeres, Vest rgs, Cravats
0entienen's and boys summer War, Umbre,'a
Rich printed and embroidered Piano and able
Covers
Sstin Delaines, Darnssk and Curtain Muslins
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, ard housekeeping
| Goods generally
Gin2hars and Lustres
Kid silk, ard thread Gloves, all kinds and sizes
Hosiery Mits, Buttons, Tapes
Sewing Sks. white ard cclored flames
Colorei CamDrics, Draggets and green Baize
Crash and Step Linen
Bleachej and brown Cottons
DrliDgs, Plaids, &C. comprising every article foun6
~ H large and well selected stock of Try
Terms: All sums Of So and under cash f; So 70
$50 hiIty and sixty days $50 to SlO0. thirty sixty
AND ninety days; over S1G0 two and four n,onthS
credit, tor notes satisfactorily endorzed bearing in.
terest In all cases the terms must be complied with
before the delivery OF the goods
by order Of DANIEL RADCLIFFE,
ap ed Trnst,,
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BY &c. MCGUIRE, Auc.iou,,r

T,RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPE, TX,
i BY virtue OF deed of ira ST from Joseph en-.
.iller to the subscriber, duly recorded in iibe-
s. No. Is. fo!io', 52a &c one Of the lard records
ior Washington county, in the District Of Colu Ills.
VIII offer for sale, at public auction, the au;on
rooms OF Jas. c. McGuire, on SATURDAY, the eth
day OF May next at o'clock H. the following lots
Of ground, together with the imp nts Thereon
VIZ: Lots Nos. j, s. CO., S, IL, -, IL l5 10, IL,
and Is, in Square 992.
Those persons DESTROYS of purchasing are request
ed to examine the property previous to the day Of
the sale.
Terms Of sale: One half cash the balance in six
months, with note bearing interest and secuted Ly
deed Of trust o. the property.
All convey ancing at the expense Of the purchaser
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
I'VE days sfter the sale, the property will be reso5
at the risk of tie purchaser
J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
apr Cd Auctiorerr
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENTS
GEORGEToWN. May1 1e

GEoRGErows, May 1, 1854.
The Rev. Mr.. French, who has purchased
the farm adjoining that of Col Thomas, lust
north of eur city, has commenced planting
quite an extensive vinyard
The barque William Chase, Derry, of the
Messrs. Dodge's line of packets, is now laden
with flour, and will clear to- day for St. Thomas.
Quite an interesting scene occurred yester-
day evening at Trinity (Roman Catholic)
approaching May.
We are requested to say that meeting of
all those favorable to the establishment of =
reading room, library, and literary association.
Will be held at Forrest Hall this evening, at
u o'clock. ~
Ihere Is out little news worthy of note stir
ring this morning, consequently we have sent
you but little. No change in the markets.
SPECTATOR
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NJ ARRIED.

On the 29th ultmo, by the Rev. Jas b. Donelan.
Lieut.. r. A. MORSELL. u. s. Revenue Service. no
ROSA, only daughter of s. Calvert Ford, Esq. all
Of this city.
In Portsmouth, Virginia, on the 9th uItimo. by
HENRY MCLEAN to Miss MARY Z. PETIT,
daughter OF VIM. Petit, Esq, of that place.
On the 29th nltilno, by the Rev. James H. Brown,
ODEN.
On the 9th ultimo, ut Cambridge, Maryland by
the Rev. Mr. Barber, in the Episcopal Church OF
that place, DR.. N. S. JARVIS, Surgeon U. 8. Army,
10 mrs: J. Ii. MUMFORD, neice of Col. T.. Stani-
ford, U. S. Army.
In New York, on the Doth ulimo, by the Rev. .
w. Alexander, JOHN WILKES, Jr., U. s. Navy,
to JANE X. SMEDBERG, of that city.
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:, vs. CURE OF ScRoFULA OF TEN YEARS srANprGG by
the use of Kidweils Beach Drop; confirmed BIZ the
certificate of Mrs. Emerson, of Alexandria who hes
neo considerable reputation for the treatneht of
Ulcers, de- Mrs will give further informa ton to
any one visiting her relative to the case The cher.
aeter of the BEACH pRcp is fully established that
no one doubts that it possesses greater medicine
virtues tnan any other preparation manufactured
for the cure Of Scrotula, Bronchi Diseases Rheu.
niausIn, DC Strangers visiting Washington who
have friends afflicted with such diseases, can have il
sent to any part of the United States securely
packed See further evidence ON first page of the
'sStar" fNs +Stos
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ktOR SALE-A very desirable FARM on the
l. kockvll e Turnpike, Il miles from Georgetown,
containing 100 acres IS OF which is perfectY set in
timothy the balance, 25 acres in Timber of supe-
rior quality The improvement consists Of com
Iorsabie House, large barn, hay barn, sufficient for
Ioo TONS nay; house to hold $50 barrels corn !;
stables complete tor horses, &c. It has a Peach
ard Apple orchard Of or GO trees. Ali the buildings
are new and covered with bes: cypress shingles The
place Is well watered and has located near the house
spring OF the purest water, the quantity Of water
given out from it adapts it particularly as dairy
farm The neigh borhood is of the most respectable
character. The lands adjoining are being rapidly
put in complete cultivation. The proposed Metro
poiithn Railroad runs within 70 mile of the Farm
and it being nearly equid, tan between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot at this place For
terms apply to j. L. KIDWFIJ,
mar LIT lIirh strset Gao-o.+own n n
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ID 1 L ID

at nine O'Clock, on The evening Of the 30th OF
April, Mrs SARAH THOMAS, at her late residence
on l. street between 9th and 7iiI.
.W5-Her funeral will take place to morrow, May
2d, at 9 O'Clock in the morning. from her late resi-
dence to ST. Mary's Church, where mass will be
celebrated fl the repOse of her SOUL
On the 2eth ultimo, in Fairfax county, Virginia,
HARRIET w. SHELDON, wife of Israel Sheldon,
Esq, Of Castor, Alabama, in the 10th year of her
age.
ness, Lieut.. SIMON FRASER BLUNT, of the U.
8. Navy, in the 35th year of his age.
On the 18th ultmO, Mrs. SARAH ANN WILL
LlAMS, in the 45th year of her age. after an illness
Of three weeks which she bore with Christian fOrt-
tude and resignation.
On the Both uItimO, ANNA NJ. FENVICK, only
daughter of X. NJ. A. and Lavinia l.. Fenwick aged
3 years nd months.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-01

70 As Spring and Suglnaer Medicine CARrEa's
spanish MIXTURE stands pre-eminent above all otf-
ers Its singularly eficacious action on the blood
action on the Liver its tendency to drive all humors
to the surface. thereby cleansing the system accord
ing to Natures own prescription; its harmless, and
at the same time extraordinary good effects and the
spectacle citizens of Richmond, Va and elsewhere.
must be conclusive evidence that there is no hum.
bug about it.
The trial OF single bottle will safety the most
sceptical OF its benefits.
~ See advertisement
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COL. FREMONT.

Is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific. C. s. Emerson has long been engaged
IN exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which is a
POSITIVE CURE FOR Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which thousands who have used will
testify See Circulars, to be had of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. G. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent. for
Washington and surrounding country.
G. L. FISHER co. Projectors.
No. Al SUPERIOR Street Clevalana n
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y j. c. MCGUIRE, Auction.,r

ny 10 =. WCUUIREs AuctfOnecr.
INTENSIVE SALE o. CITY LOTS 20 c,ose an
~ Estate.-0n MONDAY afternoon, Nav list .;
o'clock, at uJ Auction Looms, shall sell the !ol
lowing described Lots:
Square so3, lots and4
Do el6, do 3, 4, S, G. IS, Q, and 10
DO 9li, do 1, ?, s. 9, 10 II, II, Il, sa6 Is
Do 94i, do 8, 4, s, and
DO sta, do 3, 4, 8, s. Z, S, Q, and 10
Do el2, do 2, 8, 4, s. 9, anc 10
DO ssI, do l,2, !, 9, 10, IL, Il, IL, 20, q.
Title indisputable
Terms one-third cash, the residue in zig ard l.
months, for notes bearing interest secured NV de-
of trust on the property
All conveyancing at the cost IF purchaser
JAS. &. MCGUIRE
sp 12-d Anrtion.,-
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&s- READER, would You not like to send your Da.
STEREOTYPE to some absent friendf If SO, can at
procure superb miniature tor a tritiing sum. in.
serted in fine case which can be sent to anv psrt
OF the United States for II cents. by mail Splendid
stereoscopic portraits made daily for and Sc. D.-
cent pictures made at this Gallery. Call and exam
ino specimens. Ct. ADAMS,
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AUCTION SALES
BY GREEN g. sCoTT. an..,..-

A GOOD BUSINESS STAND at Aur.:oo.-o q,
4, IA Mo DAY, Msy 1sL we shall sell, in front o
sne premises, at O'clock n, oil frame hons
ront OF SO feet 20sh between L sna NJ s,s -
running pack to 80 cot alley. The House con
tains SIX good rooUs and cellar with faed honss :.
Iached IL is the place formerly occupied by NJ
james DAILY as grocery store.
Terms ct the sale.
GREEN SCOTT.
ap-o-o Auction. ess.
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b-SPLENDlD PICTURES -Those OF our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pctures
SHOULD not fail to pay visit to Piuu,b's Rooms on
the Avenue He hsson exhibition there some choice
specimens OF the new art of Dagu rreotyping in OIL
which Tor beauty and excellence are uncomfortable
There is portrait executed, in this last stvle, of
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist, every lineament thereof giving lifelike ex
preston. Mr.. lluirbe is reckoned among the first
OesusfIedN arOal OI our tue 60
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCIENCE
assoeiauon departed this morning on their en-.
ourslon 70 mount Vernon, and consequently
sonian Institution. We mention this hec.nso
we observed this morning parties inouirino %.
.ne ABOVE named place of meeting, whether
mere would be any Lectures TO-DAY of con-sa
the reply was in the negative. '''
METROPOLITAN METHODIST CHURCH TIL.
corner stone of this new building will he laid
~ Is saiu on the 10th inst, the workmen have
ALREADY begun the excavations for the foun.
uauon. 1t Will, according to all accounts. be
very grand building, and certainly great
Improvement TO the adjoining neighborhood.
washington must soon be denominated q The
City of Churches
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The criminal court met
asain TINS morning, pursuant to their last adj
Journment TOR the continuation of the present
term, which will terminate in June next The
Tardlner trial is set down for hearing TODAY.
out whether it will come of is another cues.
tiop. dNs'
WATCH RETURNs.-Jno. Essex, profanity:
dismissed. Geo. Dement, alias Geo. Stewart.
D.. boswell, r. Hobbs running engine on the
pavement; fine and costs each. Robt. Thomn-
SON. drunk and disorderly; fine and costs
W. Waters, free negro, profanity; fine and
costs Ludwig Entree, drunk and disorderly:
workhouse 80 days: c. Berret, disorderly:
fine and costs. c. Tyler, profanity; fine and
costs. Jas Goslin, drunk and disorderlv.
fine and costs. G. Quigley, do, do. W. fl
jackson, disorderly; fine and costs. Jas SnI.
Ivan, drunk and disorderly; fine and costs
Fox Shorter, colored, out after hours; fine and
costs. Jas. Lawson, slave, breach of peace:
ten stripes. Lefty Cole, assault and bate nv.
security. Julia Lomax, do, do. Eliza Lo,
max, do, do. VIM. Hess, breach of peace: 90.
curity L. Lasselle, do, do.
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So German Cologne, Florida Water, Bay Rum,
aoiiet Soaps, Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes
iootn brushes, Toilet Bottles, shaving Soaps, Ra.
zors, Ladies' Pen Knives, Nail Knives, Tooth Picks,
Fort Monnaiea, Lubin's genuine Extracts, French
HACKING DC with fresh and well assorted stock
ceived at GILMAs's Drug Store near Browns Hotel
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BY DOWNS & HUTCHINSON. Aur..

WATcHks, JEwELBY, &e, at Auc isn.-op
w SATURDAY evening, the 80 h Inc tant AZ,
Monday, May LIST, at ~ o'clock, we will sell at our
store large and desirable invoice of WatcLes
viz
gold detached Lever Watches is carats
do Lepine Watches, Is do
do English Lever Hunting cases ., &c..
do detached do do
B do English open face Watches
Together with several new aud secondhand silYc
Watches
ALSO
Gold Guard, Vest, and Fob Chains
Seals Keys, Gold Pens and Pencils
Ear and Finger Rings, Breastpirs =
Cuff Pins, Lockets b ace.ets
Gard Cases. Porte Monnaies, &C.
Terms cash
DOWNS HUTCHTSs ON Auos.
Athenaum Euil, irg, near ~ stsee,
ap 2S-St ~
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30 joe shilItngto., receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines
ana our readers Will always find large and good as
sorment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of \ street and Penn
sylvania avenue. .na 10
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Dy % Ss IL CT txnEs AuCttOneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EXPECTS AT
IL Auction.-0n THURSDAY morning, Nav the
4th, at 10 O'Clock, shall sell the Hou sehold ana
Kitchen Furniture Of family declining housekeep-
ing, on the west side of 9th street, between AID
streets, comprising
Mahogany spring Sofa, Rout Tables
Do Bookcase, Centre Table
Rusk, cane, and wood seat Chairs
Three ply, ingram, and stsir Carpets
Venetian Blinds, Shades. OilcIoth
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Washstards
Bedsteads, hair and husk Mattresses
Cottage Chamber Suite, Ward obes
Bolsters and Pillows, Blankets, Comforts
Extension Dining Table, Refrigerator
Dinner and Breakfast Set, Glassware
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons
Sideboard, lock- Looking glasses
Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Radiator and Chamber Stoves
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen re-
quisites
Terms: $40 and under cash; over $40 a credit Of
sixty days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bear-
ing interest J.C. MCGUIRE,
may ID Auctonpar
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ap Cd


BY j. G. MEG UIRE, Auctfoneer.
GOvERNMENT SALE OF VACANT LOYS.-Or
VI TUESDAY afternoon, MAY ID, at O'Clock. a;
10y Auction Rooms, shall sci! the following nan.,d
property:
Square No. &c. Lot 10
Square No. e53. lots 4, 6, 8, Q, and IA
Square No. 77s, 10. 8
Square No 779. lot 12 =
square No. 81, lots 10, IL u and l3
Square north Of square No. PSo all
Square 1869, lot 3
Square No. lo-9, lot .
Square Nc: lose, lot
Square No. 1896, lot IL
Square No 1l07, let /
Square No. lilo, lots 1s, 10, 20
Terms cash. in specie.
BY order OF the Commissioner cf Public gui!Girc-s
JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
ap Isl Auctioneer.
Immediately after the above
Hsif Oh square 1867. containing 63,0Ii square It.
comprising Los 1, g. Z, g. and
Square 652 Lot IL, 1854 square feet
Square cog. Lot /, 1850
Square 1916, Lot Z, $50
Square 1876, Lot H. $50
Terms: One-half cash; the residue in and 70
months, tor notes satisfactorily secured aripg in.
tereSt JAS q McaJTJpp
dp -o-G hucticneer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-01

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