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Auction Sales.
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctione.rs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il Estate.-By vir'ue of a decree of the Orphans
Court Of the District of Columbia, for the county Of
Washington, approved by the Circuit Cout Of said
District sitting in chancery, passed in TIE
the petition OF William Vhtmore, ct al children
and heirs-at-law of William w Whnore late of
said county. deceased, will, on THURSDAY, the
3lst dag of May, 1855, at J. O'Clock D. IN il front
of The premises, proceed to sell Lots of ground mum
bered seventeen (l7) and eighteen (IS) in Square
numbered five hundred AMI three (503) situate in
the city of Washingt n, and District aforesaid.
The above described property is situated or the
northwest corner of 9th street west and stree.
south and contains in the aggregate about lOurte
thousand square feet OF ground.
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the residue i'm
two equal payments at six and twelve months with
interest from day OF sale. The deferred payments
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser or pu
chasers, satisfactorily endorsed.
Upon the full payment of the purchase money
aud interest and the ratification of the sale by the
COuTi, the trustee will convey said lots of ground
TO the purchaser or purchasers thereof al his or
their cost and expense.
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within
i've days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves
the right TO resell said lots, either of them upon
reasonable notice, at the nsk and cost of the first
purchaser RICHARD IL. LASKEY,
Trustee.
GREEN & SCOTT,
may l5-eO2W6dS AUCtiOHPPrs,
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a HARD Casa German named Tn.
ger, arrived here in December last from
Germany, with his wife and two chill
dren, and took board at mouse Ia Cham
beEs street. The day after her arrival.
SIZE and her infant, Wilhelmine, were IA.
ken sick and removed to the hospital on
Staten Island, while her husband and
another child Of four years of age, named
Bertha, remained. After a week she re-
turned and found that her husband had
left for the country 10 get work, and lit
tie Bertha had been taken to the hospital
at Wards Island. She applied for and
obtained permission to 90 10 Wards Is
land, and was then seized with typhus
fever. On her recovery, she found that
both OF her children were dead, She
then returned to the boarding house to
get the two trunks which had been left
there, but was told that her husband
owed 81, On payment of which she could
have then. She then obtained situa-
ton. earned the money, but when she
got possession of the trunks, she found
that they had been broken open and nip
ped Of several valuable articles, The
case is one of peculiar hardship.-N.
I. Express.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionssrs.
E'RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE and eli
i gibly situated House and Lot on Maryland ave.
nue., between ~ and 9th streets weSt.-By virtue
Of deed Of trust bearing date The h day Of Feb
ruary, 1853, and recorded in Liber J. A. s No 50
foliOs SO, SC. the subscriber will SELL public sale
on THURSDAY, the 3lst day of May, 1855, at So
O'clock m, on the premises, all that piece or par
eel OF ground lying aud being situate in the city OF
Washington, and known and distinguished as Lo,
q, in the subdivisOsOf Lots Nos. T. g. y, TO- and II
IN square No. 4S2, fronting 20 feet inches on Ma
ryland avenue, between AZ aad 9th streets west.
and running back To 20 feet alley, with the build
ings and improvements, which consist Of well and
substantially built two story and attic brick dwelling
house, with two story frame back building and ne
cessary Outbulidings.
The above property IS situated In healthy and
desirable location, and rapidly enhancing in value,
and offefs favorable opportunity TO persons dssi
TouS Of obtaining convenient and comfortable res
idence, or making an inve Etment.
The terms of the sale Will lie eBe-half cash, and
the balance in g, H. and lS months, for notes bear
Ing interest from day Of sale, secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
n the terms OF sale are not complied with in al
days after the sale, the property will he resold as
the risk and expense Of the purchaser upon one
weeks notice.
All conyeysnciBg at cost Of purchaser.
Title iniispuiable.
CHAs. 8. WALLACH Trustee.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
may g-e0Sds Auctloneer.
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ALAS POOR STOvE-PIPE.- Phoe-
nix" writes letter to the editor of the
California Pioneer, lamenting the de.
struc;ion of stove-pipe for which he
cherished a peculiar affection. We give
MS own feeling description:
Rising above the kitchen chimney to
the noble altitude of nearly twelve feet.
1t pointed to a better world, and was
pleasantly suggestive of hot cakes for
breakfast. From the window of nv back
porch have gazed for hours on that no.
be structure; and watching its rotary
cap shifting with every breeze, and pour
ing forth clouds of gas and vapor, / have
unused on politics, and fancied myself a
politician. 1t was an accomplished
StOve-pipe. The melody accompanying
its mOvements-inaptly termed creak-
ng, by the sOulless-gave evidence of it's
taste for music, and it's proficiency in
drawing was the wonder and delight of
cur family circle. 1t had no bad habits;
1t did not even smoke. / fondly hoped
to enjoy its society for years, but one by
one our dearest treasures are sDatched
from US; the SCOT fell, and the stove-pipe
has followed suit"
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BY JAS. c. scGUIRE, Auct,onser.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT at Auc-
tiOn.-On TUESDAY afternoon, June 10Th, st
O'Clock, on the premises, the subscriber will sell,
by virtue of deed of trust from Basil Lancaster,
dated September 22i lo46, and duly recorded in Ii
b-r J. A. s., No I, fOlios $780, SC. one of the land
records for Washingt county, all that piece or
parcel of ground and premises designated upon the
ground plan of said city as Lot No. %, in Square
1877, having front of 49 feet nine inches on l5h ST
west, between north l. and VI Streets running back
1877 feet to 80 feet alley, with Is feet alley run
ning the full depth of the lot on the side.
This lot is situated in rapidly improving part of
the First Ward and is very tesirabIy located
Terms: $3.50 ip cash, the residue in 6 and IL
months, with interest, secured b. deed Of trust On
the premises
All cOnveyancing at cost of purchaser.
JAS. II. COLLINS, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may ll-2awSds Aucfionepr
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IF YOU READ ADYERTISEMENT5

PLEASE notice that have, fresh fror, b. IT,
Z ENLISTMENT lii New YOra, iiecEer' '.:l: Ra.s
ing -Four. HeCkCT's GTits Hecker's MacCaru!Ii ard
E.tInacelil ElcckCT's FaTina, paper Of which,
AZ Ia cents, viii make superior G- suliei.G; iCr
fifteen or twenty persons
Also, GSwego C'Ia Starch ana COfnona, Il pft ~
variety Of NJ i!llrl- preparations OF gEuro.ato Is
Cating nd drinking Baker'- superior Cocoa paste
from which, in few minutes, hy pouring bOrr
water on II very superior cup o.! Chocolate b.
made.
When dollars and cents are made siudy an,. Fl
ihC same time superior article for health aii econ
omvi- required, you would do well to call az KING;
GIocery ani Variety Store corner Vermont AYR
nue. and streets, / few steps northeast Il G-k>0n
Statue. may ll--wf
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Amusenents.
GR AN I'd PIC MIC
OF -Hx
NORTHERN Liberties IIRE El

Ff'HE NORTHERN LIBERTIES' FIRE COM
Il PANV RESPECTFULLY make hnown to their friends
and The public generally that they will give ihejr
first PIC NC, on THURSDAY, June 7tR, 1855, 10
The WHITE HOUSE
The Company will spare ia pa;rs or .yrensa IN
insure gatsfactiOn
The Ref eshments will be served by an expe-
Iienced aiere Mr A Columbus
Wis hng Companies will appear ia uniform
The boat will leave Georgetown at l O'Clock /;
Washington at 2; Navy Ward at 2 u and Aexan-
dria at 3 p.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a q ntIpman
and ladies--io be Ea1 Of any Of the Committee of
Arrangements.
Committee.
u Evans, II knisht, Culver well,
, 'bertsOn, III Keenan,, X Warren.
J Halleck, Z CMatiock, A C0GGbuE,
III GoataTd,r j Dawson, Stafford,
MID BrkheGd, l. Newmyer, King.
Iaylor, may 12-entd
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

% w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
l. the United States Hotel, has just received q
large supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, and is
now prepared 10 oder great bargains TO all in want
of good aRd fashionable clothing. His Ready
made Clothing " viii be sold et the following low
prices:
Whole suits, Coat, PantaiOOns, and Vest, Of thin
cloth or Cashmere, for Sl2.
Fine Black FIcck and Dress Goats, from $40 10
SIS.
Good Business Goats for 81.
Black and Fancy Pants, from So to 81.
harseilies md Silk Vests. from 81 tn S..
He keeps always On hand large assortment Of
fancy articles, such as Shirts Cloves Crava;s, I'm
brellas, &c.
''SOie Agent for the sale OF ScOtt's Fashions
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A CARD.
n A CARD. n
Economy IS the rsGd to ,osaltA.

q Economy IS the rsad to tcsaith." -
Great Reduction in the price Of Hats & Caps
FINHE undersigned. having made arrangements
= with a New York Hat Company TO be con-
st1ntiy supplied with the very best Moleskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them az the unprecedented low price of S35J,
worth from four TO five dollars; second quality 80,
worth from $3.50 to 81; and very good fashion
able Hat al 81 so, worth from 50 TO $3.50
Also, Beebe Co.'S Hats, at mush less advance
than they have been here tOfrrs sold in this city,
First rate beaver Hats S3,5I.
All kinds OF soft HATS and CAPS very low
In order 10 sell At the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted; consequently those who
purchase will not be- charged from fifteen to twenty
I've per cent. as an Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(for many years in the employ of Todd
Coz No. g. Columbia place, 7th ST.
ep l3-H 2d door north of Penn. avenue.
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L. j. MIDDEETON,
DE ALER IN TOE

Office and Dept south side T. nert TO corner 1914 st.
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE, which can be had in large or small
quantities.
G5- CffeG open from m. to 9p. m.
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NOTICE.

xI-+7a THE WHITE HoULE PAVIL-
.ssss.xss zion, &c has been rented for the
season, ana is ready the 6ceplon of visitors.
Large d small parties can be- accommodated
with Meals, DC.
For particulars apply to WILLIAM COKE, Cu
F, between 2ist and 22d streets.
No Excursion parties except those already en-
gagged, can furnish their own caterer except paying
exra Tor the use of the house.
BY order of the MANAGERS.
may 2l-MWSElm
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DENTISTRY.

d b. DONALDSON, Dentist, late OF IN firm of
HI. Hunt Donaldson continues to Z,
manufacture and insert those beautiful ~ -srSzS
porcelain teeth, with without gums, ->isEIIy
for specimens OF which (made and de-
posted by the late 6Tm) was awarded the first
premium al the Mechanics Institute Fair recently
held in this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded 10 suit each
particular case, and their resemblance 10 the nat-
raj organs Is perfect deceive the most pIac-
Used eye.
Particular attention also paid 10 filling and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate and all operations warranted.
Ofice southwest corner Seventh and ID s.s.-en-
trance on ID. mar 2i-6m
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T'REBLE PATENT IMPROVED EYELET MA

rlrs' patent-combined on one stock
Secont patent feeding with cyeIet
Ihlrd patent-patent improved fastener, riveting
both sides
All parties IN want OF a good Eyelet Machine, are
suongly recommended To use none but LIPMAN'S
fArENT IMPROVED, which is decidedly the best
ever brought before the public, possessing numerous
advantages, viz:
It's strong, durable and not liable TO get out Of or
der IL punches the hole well, and to ut the Eyelet,
ana IN one operation cnches the Eyelet on beth
sides IL saves time, as the papers sc, need not
be reversed or turned over tn clinch the Eylet a
cond-ume, as is the case with all other Machines.
IL is useful IN the Merchant in filing away pal pers
rs well az TO the attorney or COnveyancer, the Shoe
maker, Tailor, MlllineT, and numerous Others and
Ii a very labor saving Machine.
Sold by all the principal Stationers and Fancy
Goods Dealers throughout the United States.
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
may 2l-h bookstore. near 9Th 81.
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The ORIGIN OF THE WHITE, THE RED,
AND THE BLACK MAN.-In Washington
lrving's new work, "Wolfret Roost,"
we lind the following pleasant legend:
When the Great Spirit had made three
men, he called them together and showed
them three boxes. The first was filled
with books and maps, and papers. The
second with bows and arrows, aad knives
and tonahawks. The third with spades
and axes, hoes and hammers. These,
my sons, B" said he, "are the means by
which you are to live; choose among
them according to your fancy"
The white man, being the favorite, had
the first choice. lie passed by the box
Of working tools without notice; bat
when ne came to the weapons for war
i.untlng, he stopped and looked hard at
them. The red man trembled, for he had
set his heart upon that box. The white
man, however, after looking upon it for
moment, passed on, and choose the box
OF books and papers. The red mans
turn came next, and you may be sure be
seized with joy upon the bows and Ar
rows and tomahawks. As to the black
man, he had no choice left but to put up
with the box of tools.
From this it is clear that the Great
Spirit intended the white man should
learn to read and write; to understand
all about the moon and stars, and to
make everything, even rum and whiskey.
hat the red man should be q first-rate
hunter, and mighty warrior, but be was
not to learn anything from books, as the
Great Spirit had not given him any; nor
he was hot TO make rum and whiskey,
lest he should kill himself with drinking.
As to the black man, as he had nothing
but working tools, it was clear he was to
work tor the white and red man, which
he has continued TO do,
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PLEASURE TRIPS

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
The Steamers GEO. WASH
ssailsSSssSSS&S INGT0N or TH0S. C0LLYER
can be chartered for public select parties TO visit
the White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Forl
Washington, or other places ON the river.
The White House Pavilion is now open for visi
tors II is beautiful place for pleasure trips; il
has fine Ball and Dining room, also, new Ten
Pin Alley.
&C For particulars apply to the President Of the
Company, or the Captains OF the Boats.
Mr.. WILLIAM COKE is furnishing Refreshments
on lie boats, and is prepared to furnish parties
the best terms. aD 26-2m
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ny ~AS' % McUUIItN, AuCtIOneeKs
DAIR SPLENDID BAY CARRIAGE HORSES.
two superior Buggy and Saddle Horses, fine
L glIsh Clarence, one double seated Buggy Wagon
Harness, Covers, 6c.-On THURSDAY afternoon
May 3lst, AT So O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, {
shall sell the following property of his Excelency
The French Minister, who is about 10 leave for Eu.
rope, viz:
Pair Of superior Northern bred bob tail Bay Carriage
Horses
Two excellent Buggy and saddle Horses
One fine English Clarence
One double seated Buggy Wagon
Harness, Covers, Saddles, &c.
The abOva may be seen at Schwartz's Stables, in
the First Ward, any time previous TO the sale
TeTm. SlO0 and under cash; over tina: sum a
credit Of two and four months for notes satisC
ly endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
may I'D AuctOneer,
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New STYLE OF BABY.--The police, q
few days since, visited certain house in
this city, under the expectation of find
ing some liquors ''intended for sale"
Everything, however, appeared quiet
and home-like. The ''spirits, ifabout,
were invisible, and made no "manifests.
tons" of their presence. The good la
dy Of the house sat at the side of the
cradle, humming lullaby to her help
less little one, who was sound asleep, and
well covered up, so that the light should
not hurt its ''dear little blue eyes" One
of the officers, however, being the father
of family, and fond of babies, thought
he wouldJust peep under the coyerlet,
and get u glimpse Of its innocent coun-
tenance. He did so, and behold! The
infant, by some horrible demoniac In.
huence, was suddenly changed into
cradle full of demijohns, containing spir-
ituous liquors! They therefore seized the
baby in its new shape, and intend to
knock its brains out when Judge Carter
shall so order.-POrtldnd Argus. ,a
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LOOK H e r Ell!

MORE BOUNTY LAND To ILL VINO served
Vl in ANY WAR since 1890, whether as Officers
soldiers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
lains, Wagon Masters, Teamsters, LandsmGn, Tor
their widows or minor children) who have not Yet
received full l60 acres, and have been in service Ia
days, will co Wei :, write 10 postpaid, and t.Gir
Land Warrants viii be forwarded 10 them for the
above quantity and no charge If tney do not get Il.
LLOYD * CO.,
Claim Agents Once, opposite U. 5. Treasury.
W ashngton City, ID. G mar 6-.tn
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MOURNING AND FANCY DRESS

1 HAVE Just received an assortment OF MOURN
ING CAPS, suitable lOr elderly ladies. Also
Fancy Dress Caps, 10 which invite the All ;iJa @
those who arc in want A. TATE,
no 3I4 Pa. ay. bet. Ie;ira litn SIS.
may 29-eo3t RI. tell
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

1 SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL. ORGAN; and q
"a fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair.
They are from the nenufactOry Of HENRY ERBEN
of New York.
fcC terms, &c, apply to Prof. SCHEEL, on 18th
street. north Of r. HENRY ERHET
teb 9j-aotf
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GREAT BARGAINS

IN LADIES', GENTS, MISSES, AND Chill
Il DkENS' BOOTS AND SHOE5,-The 81,
subscriber being compelled To remove from Sksl
the store he now occupies, offers hs pres RkI
ent well-assOrted stock Of BOOTS AND 49,
SHOES at greatly reduced prices All persons in
want OF the areie will find II 10 their advantage 10
call before purchasing elsewhere.
A 70. SLOAN,
No 3O4 Pa. av., near 10th 81, north side.
NAV If
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HISS

One after one the houOrsd Bay Leaves fade 4
Aud aHCieaI glOties wilher in The shade
The SOlons ofthe State, al duty's call,
Have hisstd IJsiAg iBsIubsr from the Hall.
Take eOa:afe, JosTph, IN Ihy great ada,
Tie WoIld have hisseI the Legislature TOO.
1903 t',7 . 81 tJurnsl Of Co~wete
$3.50
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LOVE, INTEMPEaANCE, AND SELF.nUR

LOVE, lNTEMPERANCE, AND SELF. MUIR
DE".-Ihe Lafayette lind. american, o!
= recent dale, haS the following:
We are indebted TO ex-Mayor O'Hrian
just returned from Logan5port, ior the
following: On Friday evening last, about
dusk, Spencer Davis q young man about
twenty-five years old, nephew Of the late
George Upton, blew his brains out with
a pistol, loaded with seven buckshot,
under the following circumstances He
was printer, and worked in the office
Of tie Pharos; he had ior sometime past
been addicted to hard drinking. He had
been endeavcring to pay his address es to
young lady named Baldwin, who re-
sides on the island in the Wabash, by
whom his suit was rejected. On Friday
evening he went to the gate of the house
and called the young lady, saying be
wished to bid her good bye, as he was
going away. Upon coming out she per-
celved a pistol in his hand which he was
attempting to conceal behind him. She
Immediately ran into the house in great
alarm, fastened the door, and sent boy
through back window for her father.
Her father soon arrived, and found Davis
sitting upon the porch. AS he entered
the gate, Davis rose, and Mr.. Baldwin,
perceiviag a pistol in his hand which he
was in the act Of raising, said to him,
"Dayis, don't hurt me-" Davis replied
No, Baldwin, I wouldn't harm a hair
Of your head" and Immediately dis
charged the pistol into his own right
temple. He fell, bleeding copiously, with
hOrrid wound in the head, out of which
the brain Immediately oozed, but, never
theleSS, he lived for several hours.
Young Davis has always been consid.
cred an amiable, harmless, and good
hearted young man, and his funeral was
attended by large concourse of sympa-
thizing friends.
SOLDERING WITH THE GLIDING OFF,
Here are careless, daring sort of senten
ces from an officer in the Crimea but
they have meaning for those who en-
courage the military spirit, and delight
in holiday parades, without thinking to
what they may lead -
VIC are out here soldering with the
gliding Oft, and many young gentleman
would be forever cured of his love of
arms if he could see but one days fight
ing, and have one days parade with the
men who do 1t. Fortunate it is that we
have youth On whom to rely, and that
there are in old England men who de.
light in war, and who will be ready to
incur priyation, danger and death at her
summons As TO young ladies suffering
with the scarlet lever,'-the pupils of
the L. L. L. school, who are forever