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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-12-13
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR IN
KANSAS.
letter dated Kansas City, December 9th,


says:
"Last night, about eleven o'clock, the pro-
slavery party encamped on the Wakarussa, by
direction of Governor Shannon, arrested Gen
eral Pomeroy, as he was passing the camp on
his way from Lawrence to this place. and found
i'm portant dispatches for the East about his
person. They will probably hold him in Gus
tody until order is restored in the Territory.
Threats have been made by a number of
people in the neighboring towns to tear down
the American hotel at this place, under the i'm
preston that it belongs to the Emigrant Aid
Society, but the citizens here will defend it, as
they know it does not.
Two hundred men, three pieces of artillery.
and one thousand stand of arms passed through
Independence yesterday from Liberty and Lex
ington, to join Jones's party"
The following despatch has been received:
WESTON, Dec. C, l855.-By an express which
stayed at Lawrence night before last, we have
the following account of matters from the seat
of war: They number at Lawrence about eight
hundred men, armed chiefly with Sharps rifles.
They say they can raise three hundred more
men il necessary. They are willing that Jones
should come peaceably and search for the prs.
oners. They assert that they will not com
mence fight, but will act on the defensive to
the very last. Men and women are armed with
Sharp's rifles. Generol Pomeroy is now at
Lawrence, having escaped from his captors.
1t is said that on the pro-slavery side they mum.
Der at Franklin about three hundred men. and
at Lecompton and Douglas about two hundred,
and are very anxious to obtain more. Jones
was to go yesterday to execute his writs on the
prisoners in the hands of the free State party,
and if they refused to deliver them up, he would
await further orders from Governor Shannon.
1t is thought there will be fight before the
matter can be settled. The United States troops
at Fort Leavenworth have not yet been ordered
OUT
The Kickapoo City Pioneer, (pro-slavery,) of
the 18th ultimo, publishes the following APP
peal:
To Armsi to Arms 1.-THE Enemy IL in the
FieIdI-Up CiaLensi-Up Pro-slavery
Meni-U Up southernersI-U Up Law and
Order MenI
We stop the press to announce the fact that
about one thousand abolition fanatics have
taken the field in Douglas county, denouncing
law and order, burning houses, and declaring
| themselves Independent Of all things appertain-
ing to obedience to the constituted authori-
| ties.
Governor Shannon has ordered out the mill
tia to oppose them, and he calls upon all good
citizens to rally TO the rescue.
| The Kickapoo Rangers and all other law
abiding citizens are requested to meet in this
city on next Saturday, TO march to Lecompton,
as per order of the Governor; so once more
to armsl TO armsl Raise your voices, and let
your shouts be heard on every hilltop and in
every valley, in the name Of the law, and let
one and ALL old and young, shoulder their rifles
and be at Lecompton on the third day Of De.
cember, TO march to meet the enemies Of our
country.
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III A Letser.-lNo. to be read by Lsdies)

IL
DEAR SIR-lt is working marvels here. Old
men that have been % wears afflicted find relief
and actually shout for 10y and gratitude. Little
ehiiaren that nave suffered for months have been
cured in four or five days. One old gentleman
says he q feels twenty wears Younger - Another
that five drops relieved him in half an hour. A
music engraver has been cured that was given up
BY four Doctors Two partial paralysis entirely
Sprains, and Burns, Of which Ii Is impossible to
keep an account, A large Ovarian Tumor, ran
aggravated case, all dissolved and cured In three
weeks-and an inveterate Chronic Piles cured
after constantly using the "Elsetrte Otr, four
weeks; although the gentleman could not have
been cured had he abandoned Ii after few trials
and temporary relief-he persevered in its use
Mr.. hance, who Is the leading dealer here in
medicine, man OF fortune and business capacity,
says he never sold any thing to compare with Il,
(and surely he has sold some, and he thinks it
will entirely supersede all the abominable stuff
sold as external applications, (made of turpen.
tine, bituminous oils, &C.
One man says for ten years he has tried every
thing that came along for his case but never
touched the disease till he used De Grath's
Electric On'i from Philadelphia, and he would
give $50 for bottle if Il could not be had for less
send on 200 dozen small, 100 dozen medium, and
$50 large size Immediately for Mr.. Hance alone.
Yours, &c, GS
To Prot. De GRATH, Philadelphia. v
In Washington, gentleman at Browns Hotel
(piease call and see,) says his wife was cured In
one da' OF very painful ana swollen ankle.
man on the Island is getting stronger from pa.
ralysis, and has spent before hundreds of dollars
to no purpose A gentleman told Wallace Eli
oft, Esq, Druggist that this Electric Oil cured
his lame leg in a day or two And several well
known citizens have derived so much benefit from
1t as to praise it beyond any application known
Hundreds have been cured of corxs and little
pains too small to make a'note Of IT, but enough
can be told to convince any man however scep-
teal.
The "EIsetrie OHn is very cheap In the large
bottles Be sure you get the genuine, with Prof
DeGrath's name bloom in the bottle and tcritten
signature on the label. No (genuine) ''EIectric
ates /; therefore 6eUare If imposition
Solo by Messrs. STOTT & CO, and by CTS
SELL, Georgetown, and others. au1S
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LAST NIGHT The Kunkel Opera Troupe
Wli tins evening conclude their two weeks
performances in Washington One evidence
among many of their popularity, and fine pow
ers as farclcians and musicians, is, that the
Saloon Of Odd Fellows Hall has been crowded
every night with delighted listeners and spec
tators. Their fun may be too "extensive''
for some folks, but nevertheless, it is popular;
and has the effect of making the throat and
sides sore with laughter! A funny, worthy
set OF fellows they are. May success attend
them wherever they 60. They present, at
parting, rich programme-one that, we doubt
not, viii be appreciated by the lovers of mel
ody and the patrons of comicalities.
. RAILROAD FINISHED "A railway has been
constructed, in order to facilitate The removal
of the mails at the city post Office to and from
the wagons; this piece Of 6 internal improve.
ment" being necessary in consequence of the
building operations in that vicinity. No rail-
way has ever, perhaps, been designed and
completed In SO short space Of time as this.
however; the cars being propelled by an agen.
cy other than that of vapor No accident has
happened, nor is it likely, under such careful
and skiilful engineers and conductors as con-
troll its movement.
BEAUTIFUL SIGN.-A new invention in the
show-cart line, is the sign in Messrs Stott Il
Co.'S window for Professor De Grath's Elec.
| trio OIL from Philadelphia 1t is made of
ground glass, and over copper plate galvan-
| lied, set in frame, has the brilliancy almost
| OF diamonds, is tasty, rich, and expensive; but
the professor seems to know to get up beauti-
full things, at whatever expense, and he cans
help succeeding.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-We learn that Henry
G. Jarrett, ESQ, OF the Baltimore Museum
has leased this establishment, which is now il
| the course of improvement both inside and out.
We doubt not he has the energy and enter
prise Of making it one Of the most attractive
places of amusement in the country.
INro THE MUTTON We learn that the
| night train on the Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road, on Thursday night, ran into a flock of
| sheep that were on the track, near Brandy
Station, and killed some seventy.
CAMP MEErrNG.-We pity the horse.a esh
that viii be hired to morrow, to take folks tc
Montgomery county camp meeting. All the
available fast as well as slow teams have been
engaged for the occasion. .
WATCH RErURNs.-Wm Fl. Herbert. disor-
derby, workhouse thirty days; J. A. Williams
do, costs and security; Eugene Sullivan.
| drunk, dismissed; Samuel Westcot, do, do. /:
John Clark, vagrant, workhouse thirty DAYS
Randolph Stuart, do, dismissed: Jas. CLARK
alias Sutton, stealing money, ordered to give
security.
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JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SUPkRIOR ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO
~ Forte, Handsome Furniture and House.
hold Effects At Public Sale.-On TUESDAY
morning, August 2lst, at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence OIL C. Fremont, Esq, on C It between
Sd and ~ streets, shall sell all Of his excellent
Furniture and Household Effects, comprising
Superior Rosewood case Grand Piano. made to or
der In Vienna
Suite of Carved Walnut Parlor Furniture, covered
with green and gold Brocatelle, consisting
Of Sofas, Arm, Sewing, Reception and Par
Tor Chairs
Rosewood Morocco covered Spring Sofa and
Two handsome carved Walnut glass-front Book
cases .... I--- ...ss..
Walnut and Mahogany Secretaries, whainots
Marble top centre and Sofa Tables .---
Elegant French Plate Mantel and Oval Pier Gas
ses, In rich giltframes
Fair OF Gilt Gas Chandeliers, China Vases D..
Gothic Armchairs, Rush seat Fancy Chairs
Cove ed walnut extension Tables
Ma ble-top Sideboards 400
Walnut Rout Tables s-
Brussels Parior, Hall, Stair, and Chamber Car
pets .. f-t.r
Mahogany hail Chairs, Hatrack
Walnut marble top Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Do Wardrobes, marble-tsp Washstands
Iron, French, Cottage and other Bedsteads, with
handsome damask and lace canopies
Superior eurled Hair and husk Mattresses 100
Bolsters and Pillows, Counterpanes, Blankets
Psyche Glasses. two walnut cane seat Lounges
Wall ut Crib and Bedding, Toilet Sets
Window Curtains Shades, Rugs. Oilcloth 8
Superior Refrigerator, Hall and other Stoves b
Silver plated Casters r.....sf.....a
China, glass and crockery Ware fEls-s-51'
Together with a general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils. .-| ID N
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that amount
credit Of 90 and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest:
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A NEW SHE'LL We see ii stated that Pro-
fessor Homer Anderson, late professor of natu-
raj science at Clinton in this State has invented
Anderson claims that Sebastopol would fall
before it, that it viii wrap in flames any forti.
fcation of wood or, stone, or indeed any city.
however strongly fortified. A recent trial
appears to have been very successful. One of
the shells was thrown from six FOUNDER, by
way of experiment, and falling upon some
rocks, corruscations of light arose some Fifty
feet in the air, cmansting from materials under
the most intense ignition. 1t rained very hard,
but Notwithstanding the rain it burned on the
rocks twenty-five minutes, and in various
places on the grass, which was exceedingly wet
Professor Anderson intends to take his inyen-
ton to Europe and sell it to the Allies, if he
ean.--Afb. Argus, Tuesday. f
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1The Marble Hall CIotbiue Emuoriur

IFThe Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Hotel Building, offer unusual induce
nents to purchasers Of Ready made Clothing for
Gentlemen and Boys wear. In order to present
our customers with stock Of Goods not to be
53ualled for the coming seasons, our present stock
Il Coats, Vests and Pantaloons will be sold at pri
'es that cannot tail to please. Cashmerett, Drap
De Eta, Cassimeres, Alpaca, Drillings, Linens,
darseilles, &c, Of superior cut and workmanship
au9 NOAH WALKER CO.
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H. LIND SIZE n,
REAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS,
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERRITORY

REAL ESTATE AND LAND WARRANTS,
SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERRIToRY
ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THROUGH
L. OUT THE TERRITORY. Taxes paid
Collections made, Drafts cashed, and tie hig hest
Prices given for Land Warrants.
Government Lands located with much care, and
desired, the profits and losses shared tq uaLy az
the expiration Of five years The Land al thai
time to be sold unless otherwise agreed upon. and
one half of the current value 4 the Warrant at II
time Of entry and half Of tb> expense Of locating
10 be deducted from the subscribers interest. To
persons wishing 10 locate Warrants entirely on
their own account, the charge will be, for forty
acres sl5; eighty acres, s2u; one hundred and
sixty acres s25 and win receive with their title
a plat and descn ption Of the -snd.
REFERENCES:
MINNEsoTA-Gov. Willis A. German; E1-Gov
Alex. Ramsey; Hon. J. L Rosser, Sec. NJ. #. :;
Messrs Ames q Van ElteL, Attorneys NJ Law;
Messrs Morton Pace, Wholesale Druggists.
BALrIMoRE-w. p. Prest~n, Esq, Attorney AZ
Law; Richard C Bowie, Esq, Com. Merchant;
Messrs. Deur, Norris Co; Messs. McCleese
q Ham.
WAsHINeroN-Hon. w. w. Scaton Hon. J.
+. Towers, Mayor; Hon. Judge j. Bryan J. c.
c. Hamilton, ESQ. !, Attorney at Law; Col. VIM.
Hickey; Col J. Riley; Messr Taylor 4 Msury;
Messrs. Lewis, johnson d Co Bankers; g. G.
Grammar, ESQ. President Patriotic Bank d
Nv I7-oo3m -H
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MARSHALL,S SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of Fiere Facias issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the county Of Washington,
and to me directed, 1 shall expose to public SAFE
for cash, on MONDAY, the Nth of August next
at the ffont Of the Court House door at II O'CLOCK
NJ, The following property viz All that piece or
parcel q ground lying and being in the city Of
Washington, and known on the plat Of said city
as the vest half Of square No 753, being lots No
square No. 753, together with all and singular the
improvements thereon; seized and levied upon as
the property Of James Crutchett and sold TO satisfy
Judicial No. Sc to October term 1854, In favor of
Charles N. Noel and Henry Decoursey
j. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal Tor the District Of Columbia
an 2--d2Ot sliit ira fssIs18l II u f-ef.r
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SILVER WARE.

III SEMKEN, $50 Pa avenue, between 9th and
IL 10th streets, offers his large stock Of pure
Silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets, Cups
Spoons and orks, and a magnificent assortment
Of richly chased fancy silver ware suitable for gifts
at reduced prices.
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles are
invited TO call.
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we war.
rant Ii sterling.
III Silveiware Of any design made to order al
short notice. Particular attention is paid In get.
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &c.
an 1-tr
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THE HAT ESTABLISHMENT

Of ANTHONY, on Seventh street second door
~ north Of Pa. avenue, is the place where -
prices for cash only. Consequently % per "a
cent extra profit win not be charged in order to of
set bad debts
The very best Dress Hats. got up In the latest
stvle, 80 SO, usually sold for "a and IS. "Quick
sales and small profits, !" is the motto.
au l1-eo3m
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NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, Va.
N n WAUTERS proorietar

HAVING purchased the above well known g.
Il Il adjustment, 1 respectfully inform INV 60
friends and the travelling public, that the ~
newly furnished throughout, and is now open for
the reception Of permanent and transient board
ers. return my sincere thanks TO nv friends and
the public generally FOR the liberal patronage ex-
tended TO me for the last twenty-thTee years, and
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same,
surfing them that nothing win he lei un6one to
make them at II ONE while sojourning al The Ns
tional.
N B.-A four-horse stage Coach leaves the Ma
tional Hotel every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday for Elizabeth City, n. c.
an I0-1m b y WALTERS.
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WATER COOLERS.-Some of the hand
w soonest and best everyway in the city, will
be sold at reduced prices.
Also, Double Ice Pitchers, lower than ever, at
street. G. FRANCIS.
au A. ~ q tr- s-l- p ~ as
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS win be received until the 81
Il inst, for furnishing the Treasury Departmer'
witt one hundred cords Of Hickory and one b. n
dred and fifty cords Of Oak WOOD, or any po:-
ton thereof not less Than IS cords The wool 70
be the best quality, and to be delivered, cord
and measured on the premises without rAPen. .
to the Department And, also, for from $50 to ~
tons Of best Cumberland COAL, all Jumps
:. NJ. MckEAN.
Superintendent s. e. EI. Building.
1Q-aof0-
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LvOR SALE.-The subscriber has for sale a
IL four horse Steam Engine, in good WORM
order. as he has no farther use for II IL viii be
sold a bargain IL called for at an cary date
He also wishes TO employ boy In his shop as
helper al the black ana whitesmith business One
who has been at the business would be- pr terred
Apply on C street, between 10Th and llts, WASH
ington. c. BUCKINGHAM.
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A CARD.

MRS. E. PHILLIPS, No. 401 Sixth street,
the citizens Of Washington and vicinity, that
she is now prepared TO give instructions on the
PIANO FORTE. She has taught music In
some Of the principal cities Of the Union and
hes testimonials showing that she II fully COM
Petent to discharge the duties Of her profession
to the satisfaction Of those who her with
their patronage.
Terms: $40 for - lessons, at her residence, o.
Sl2 At the residence Of her pupils
je n--eo3m* 81
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LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

TUE subscribers win locate Land Warrant,
Il either In Ohio, Indiana, Illinois or Iowa, and
and give correct description Of the land located
II, upon examination, this description proves IN.
correct, they VIII themselves take the land, givius
for II another warrant for the same quantity. y
One OF the firm resides In the West, and VII
give the business his personal superihtendznee.
MILLER BROWN, -,
7th 81, opposite Post 0nce, washingicn /.
tnsc~ lc Yg.E
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HALL & HENNING,

HALL HENNING,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL TEA DEALERS,
No. $40 Seventh street,
HAVE just received, and are constantly receiv-
H ing, fresh supplies of TEA, which we -.
offer in quantities to suit purchasers Our X "a
prices are low, and assortment unrivalled, l.g
consisting Of
IMPERIAL AND GUNPOWDER,
OLD AND YOUNG HYSON,
HYSON SKIN AND TWANKAG,
OOLONG, POWCHONG, SOUCHONG,
MING YONG, ORANGE, VERY PECCO
ENGLISH AND LONDON BREAKFAST, &c
in 1-lb packs. \ and 4 chests and boxes.
Teas packed to order in air. tight boxes from
to IS lbs. capacity. All Teas warranted to give
satisfaction. Orders promptly attended to. Sam
Piles may be had upon application.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Aug. ls.-The grain raafset
was dull this morning. Flour wss beli al
Yesterdays rate but no sales reported How
ard street was held at e. S7i for choice br!nds,
and IS as for shipping braads; City N''a
IS 60as862 Wheat-Sman sSles 81 syov o
prime reds at 81 s5as1 90; white, good to
prime at 81 95AS1 90 and 81 for chose lots for
family -four. Corn was unchabgel white
$500; yellow 92a93c. Rye-FSir rec~fpiS
with brisk demand; Maryland, 81 05asl. To-
penpsylyania 81. llaSI Is
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By GREEN g. SCOTT. Auctioneer

By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION ON Sd
- street west betw cen NJ and N SITS. south.
On MONDAY, the both instant, we shall sell, in
front of the premises, at O'Clock p. m, Lots So
H. Is, Is and IL, in square 596, fronting 30 f. each
on Sd street, between NJ and n streets south
Terms: One-half cash; the balance In 6 and -
months, for notes bearing interest from the day Of
the sale
deed given and a deed Of trust taken.
GREEN IL SCOTT,
an i'd Auctioneers.
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GEORGE II. KIDWELL q CO.,
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF Goals AND WOOD,

FOURTEENTH STREET, (oppOstfs FraHs-
II Ian Engins HoHse,) have now on hand every
article In their line, which viii be sold al pnces
to suit the times. They solicit q share OF public
patronage, pledging themselves 70 give sans1ac-
ton to all
NB-A cargo Of White and Red Ash Cod
(aoat) will be sold low II ordered from the vharf-
Nv 20-eolmH
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

THE undersigned will attend to any business
Il which NAV be conhded 10 him a. a coTnTis
sioner appointed by the Court Of Gains % AXE
testimony or as an attorney and counsellor II I'D
court He may lie found daily at the Capi'N,
in the room Immediately opposite the Onlcc Il iae
clerk Of the Court Of Claims.
au S-2aw3w JOHN =. TNSON-
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MRS. A. e. REDMOND,s

MRS. A. e. REDMOND'S
NEW Gallery OF Daguerrean Art and Photo
IN graphing Is at No. go Pa. avenue, northeast
corner OF 18th street, over Ford Il Bros Drug
Store, Washington.
Pictures taken at so cents and upwards.
Mrs. r. is graduate Of Whitehurst's establish
ment. q. 1<kE aus
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
L partnership under the name and style OF
aARTLY Il BRO, for the purpose-of transact
ing Flour and General Commission business, al
lOl Water street, Georgetown
N. b. HARTLEY,
E. ID. HARTLEY.
GEoRsErowN, D. c., August 1, 1855.
au 9--lm$
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CURE FOR HOT WEATHER.

ARNY'S ICE CREAMS, CAKE, and WA
N TER ICES, for which he was awarded a
Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics lnetitsite,
is highly recommended for the above. WIN be
sent 10 any part Of the District free Of charge.
Send your orders to 81 Bridge St., GeorEssscn.
Su } -aoff
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IL To Nervous Sufferers. retired Cler.
lyman, restored to health in a few DAYS, after
many years Of great nervous suffering, is anxious
to make known the means of cure. Will send
(freeJ the prescriptions used. Direct Rev. JOHN
Vi. DAGNALL, SO F ulton street, Brooklyn, NY
an I'm
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GEO. III. vARNELL & J. w. MANKINS
House. Sign and Fancy Painters.

MOULD especially call the attention Of the
w public to their specimens Of Fancy Signs,
to be seen at all times at their place Of business
Persons building and repairidg would do well to
give US a call we are determined to use every
exertion on our part to give general satisfaction
Place Of business on Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 9TH Streets north side, next to the varnum
Old Glazing promptly attended to.
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BARNARD & CO.,

WALL, BARNARD & co.,
w Auction L. Commits sion Merchants.
Corner Of 9th street and Pa avenue, (south sidel
will as usual, attend to all sales of HosnehoId,
Real Estate, and Personal Property, Carriages,
Horses, &c or goods Of any description consigned
to them, on the most reasonable terms, and will
give their personal attention.
All sales entrusted to them will be attended to
with promptitude and dispatch
Liberal cash advances made on consignment.
WALL, BARNARD & co,
au 7-eolm (lntel) Auctioneers
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DIED..

On Friday the 18th instant Miss ANN FRAN
CES HICKEY, in the 3Sth year of her age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
her funeral, from the residence of her Brother in
law, ]. C. Fitzpatrick, south b street, Capitol
Hill, on Monday, the 10th instant, at o O'Clock a.
m. precisely.
On the 18th instant, MARY ANN, only child
Of Miles and Ellen Kelly, aged 16 months
On the 14th instant, LAURA Mop. the second
daughter of Henry and ]. Catherine Thicker in
the leth year of her age.