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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-17

MADEIRA NUTs, latest growth casl
III Just received by s,at.s ~
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
No. 40, opposite Centre Market
Jan 6-3tif t' asM
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A SAD TALE.-A man named Barnabas
Bates, picked up in our streets, in state of
intoxicati"n, tells a sorry story of his life. n,
says, twelve years since he was the possessor
OF fortune of $40, 900, and surrounded by a
happy family. He then resided near Utica.
lie was tempted to buy a lottery ticket and
now his wife, children and farm are AL gone
His wife is in her grave, his children ma FRIED
and settled away from him, and his farm
squandered for lottery tickets. He expressed
to Chief Morgan entire indifference as to his
fate-for all his property was gone, and life
was indifferent to him. YETI said he, {. I
blame no one-it was all my own fault
brought this on myself. am sixty-six years
ole, and have no: much longer to stay"
The old mans sad experience has lesson
for those who will LISTEN to it.-Aibany Regis
ter, 10th.
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Az EsoRHoys Massive understand that
the Cliff Mine has shown mass Of pure cop
per which has been computed to contain five
hundred tons. Two hundred tons have al
ready been taken of the mass. There are
about five hundred tons of masses in sight be-
sides this. The company are about cutting a
SHAFT through to another vein which has been
discovered, and is said to be much richer than
the one which they have been working. The
effect of this upon the stock cannot but act fa.
vorably, and we hear that holders are conf.
dent that prices will reach three hundred dol.
lars per share and no sellers at that.-L1ks
.S3.pe.ior journal
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HOURS OF LABoR.-The last Legislature
passed law fixing days labor at ten hours,
unless it should be otherwise agreed by spe.
cial contract, and we learn from the Norwich
Courier that the factory hands in the eastern
part of the State are awaiting themselves of the
law to compel their employers to accept ten
hours as days work At Willimantic, the
hands demand eleven hours day, or Eve days
and nine hours on Saturday. At North Wind.
ham, the hands demand ten hours day, and
the employers offer them eleven. The factories
there have been idle week. The cotton fac
tory at Norwich Falls is partially suspended
Tor the same cause, and other smaller factories
are affected the same way.-Nev Hapen Jour
siaf and Courier.
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctiopeer,-

By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES,
II Coachmakers' and Blacksmiths' Tools.
Lumber, Shop Fixtures. &c., at Auction
On TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, We shall sell,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. at the Coach
Factory of Messrs. Haslup and Weedin, at the
corner Of 9th and stree s, immediately west of
the Centre Market, Washington, all the stock In
the establishment, viz:
An assortment Of Family Carriages, Coaches,
Buggies, all well finished in the best style
Several unfinished and second hand Carriages.
Buggies
Also, the stock Of Lumber, which is well sea.
soned such as spokes, Hubs, Fellows, finished
and unfinished.
Carriage and Buggy Wheels; hickory, ash and
large lot Of Coachmakers' Tools, Benches and
Vices
j.. large LOT Of Tools In Blaeksmith's shop. Bel
lows, Anyils, Paints and Painting Apparatus
A large lot OF Iron and Springs for Carriages
With many other articles which deem nm
necessary to enumerate
The above mentioned stock viii positively he
sold TO the highest bidder ~
Terms: Under $50 cash; over $50 a credit of
2, q, and months, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest.
GREEN & SCOTT,
duS-eoas Auctioneers
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CosT OF TELEGRAPHISG FOR TIE PREss.-
The Boston Traveller learns that the company
who are about to connect Newfoundland with
Halifax, by submarine telegraph, propose
to furnish the foreign news to the American
press in anticipation Of the arrival of the
steamers, for the sum of about $500, 900 per
annum, or 81, 200 per steamer, calculating that
they shall anticipate the arrival of about one
hundred steamers a year. The news by the
steamer bound to New York could be antici-
pated several days, and by that stopping al
Halifax ten or eleven hours. The cost of the
Halifax despatch of foreign news, received
once fortnight, is not much under $50, 900
per annum
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II A mother of one of the Grenadier Guards
at the Crimea, having written touching and
fearful letter to her son, such as a mother
would naturally write, received the following
letter in reply, signed Joshua Priestly, Of the
Grenadier Guards
81 don't want to see any more crying let
ters come TO- the Crimea from you. Those that
have received have put into my rife. after
loading it, and have fired them at the Rus
slams, because you appear to have a strong
dislike to them. If you had seen as many
killed as have, you would not have as many
weak ideas as you have; besides being present
when the shot, shell, and musketry were firing
past and ringing round you, bursting and
killing hundreds on your right hand and on
your left, and yourself kept firing until the
sweat streamed from you.''
1t is after this fashion that war DESTROYS the
better nature of man The mother in this Case
Is more to be respected than the soldier
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ErIouErTE.-A case was tried before the
criminal Court on Saturday, in which james
thompson, the prosecuting witness, charged
two others with committing IN assault upon
him, at meeting of the American Protestant
association, at Temperance Temple, last week.
The facts in the case, as elected before the
Court are as follows Thompson, who was a
member of the Society, attended the meeting
and made application for card of withdrawal.
Inc request OF Thompson was at once complied
with by the Association, when he endeayored
70 leave the room without observing the rule S
of the Society. The officer at the door OBJ
serving that he did not conform to the rules.
refused to allow him to pass out until he al.
dressed the chairs, whereupon Thompson ere
ated disturbance in the meeting. The pre-
siding officer then requested the defendants T.
conduct Thompson through the outposts.
which they did in a manner not altogether n
his liking. The Court exhonerated the de
PENDANTS, remarking that Thompson deserved
the treatment he received for violating the
etiquette OF the Association.-BaltA Amer.
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IA One ounce of the celebrated percu ssion
or fulmonating powder is said to be more than
enough for charging thousand caps. In
Oh irging the caps the illuminate is mixed with
a quarter of its weight Of water and half its
weight of gunpowder, and the whole is then
ground together with a wooden muller upon
marble slab. The article owes its terrible
power to the concentration into a solid torn of
the elements Of air in the immediate juxtapo-
sition Of eombustible materials, which, when
fred, assume instantaneously the air, shape,
and bulk, which is By the heat developed at
the instant Of explosion.
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DIED..

On the 18th instant, MARY ELLEN, aged o
months and "a days, daughter Of fl. and Ellen
Eckardt
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral to- morrow morning
the 14th instant at O'Clock, from the residence
On The 18th insta It, WILLIAM WALLACE
lNGMAN, printer In the oath year Of his age,
eldest son Of VIM. ano Julia A. Ingman.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, on Tenth street, near H, to morrow tues
day. morning, at 10 O'Clock, 70 which the fiends
and acquaintance Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
RI frederick and Hagerstown papers please copy ]
On the 18th instant, DR.. HENRY LEE HE'S
kELL, Surgeon u 8. Army.
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AUCTION SALES.

By BARNARD a BUCKLEY, Georgetown
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND Er.
~ fects at Auctien.-On "WEDNESDAY.
the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock a. m, We shan sell
at the residence Of Mrs. r. Cropley, on Third st,
between High and Market, all her house kerping
effects, as
Mahogany Sofa, do. Card Tables
Do dining and other Tables
Parlor and other Carpets and Mattings
Do do Chairs, Rockers
Good Feather Beds, Pillows, &C.
Hair and shuck Mattresses
Wardrobes, Bureaus, Glasses
Washstands, Chamber Sets
Stoves, Blinds, Glassware, &C.
Terms All sums Of and under SIS cash; over
that amount credit Of 60 DAYS, for notes secured
satisfactorily, bearing interest.
BARNARD a BUCKLEY,
au Ltd Auctioneer
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MARSHALL,S SALE.

II virtue Of writ of Fiere Facias issued fron IN.
Clefh's Once Of the Circuit Court of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia for the county Of Washington,
and to Ne directed, shall xpose to public sale
for casn, O MONDAY, the 9th of August next
AZ the 6oos Of the Court House door at Il o'clocs
Al, he following property, viz All that piece or
parcel q ground lying and being in the civ of
Washingtsn, and known on the plat of said Civ
as the vsss half Of square No 7s5, being lots No.
square No. 753, together with all and singular the
improvements thereonj seized and levied upon as
the property Of James Crutchet, and sold TO satisfy
Judicial NO % TO October term 1854, in favor of
J: ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia
au 2-d20t
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CHICKERING 4 SONS, PIANOS

JoSr received from Boston, a further supoFy az
Louis XIV. and Parior Grand PI-~<Szsra
ANUS. My complete and extensive as tTTYT
sJrtment comprises the new and so .nn,ovsa b.
lor Grard, magnificent LOUIS XIV central and
square Plans Of 9, 6H 6x ana oct from The
Sons, Boston
Also In store, Recently received. G. ex ana :
octave PIANOS, with entire iro Fame, OF eauIifui
tone ana elegant finish, by Brown a Ale .. Bos
Ton. ar Brown, the ss.fior partner Of his firm.
~ ~ 9 tne eioest ana most skIlful piano makers
ny me PICKET OF "Wednesday next, I shall re-
an soditional supply Of Pianos from both
either for cash or approved notes lover than =
piano can be purchased I'm the factory and brou nj
mere second hand pianos taken in part payment
&c &c.
New Music received weekly.
au I0-Ja RICHARD naVIs
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

N virtue Of writ of Fiere Facias Issued from
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of the
Dlstrict OF Columbia for the county of Washington
ana 70 me directed; shall expose to public sale
Ior cash on MONDAY, the 9TH day Of August
next, at the front of the Court House door n 10
O'Clock M the following property, viz: An thai
part on lot No. IL, in square No 1872 beginning for
the said part Of said lot at the northeast corner OF
said square, and running thence north westwardly
WIN the line OF Pennsylvania Avenue % feet
tnence south westwardly 81 feet, together with al
ana singular the Improvements thereon, seized ana
levied upon as the property Of Horatia r. Merry
man, and sold to satisfy Judicial No. 20 to Octs-
Der term 1854, In favor Of Peter II. Hooe Co.
I'D. HOOVER, ~.
Marshal for the District Of Columbia,
! an ld2It
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BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioneers.

BY GREEN & SCOTT. Auctioneers.
EATENStVE 3 A l. Z OF VALUABLE
~ Building Lots on Capitol Hill at Auc.
tion.-On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, we
shall sell, in front Of the premises, at O'Clock D.
m, Lots A, b, G, ID, Z, F, 6, III, /, and X, In
Crutchets subdivision Of Square No. 74. These
Lost front on north T., between I'd and Sd streets
east, averaging from l6 to 20 feet front each run
ming back 120 feet to an alley. They are hand
somely located, and present many inducements to
persons wishing to purchase good building lots
Terms: One fourth cash balance in 6, ~ and
Is months, for notes bearing interest
deed given aud a deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. ..-...
GREEN & SCOTT,
au 10 Auctioneers.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

Il well fenced and well watered, and in hiyi
state Of cultivation, situated in Prince George CO
running down to the Montgomery county line, :
or s miles north Of Washington and i miles east
VI 9Th street, on the Rock Greek Church Road
The Improvements consist Of good farm house
Swiss barn, with stables attached. and all other
necessary Improvements. IL contains So acres
IS OF which are under cultivation, the remainder
In heavy oak timber A portion of the farm is
well adapted for market garden.
For further information apply to
ROBERT EARL,
Livery Stables, ii stieet, near 21st st.
au 13-eo6t
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DRY ROOnS.

DRY GOODS.
Usf received at the Washington Store, No. l6
opposite Centre Market
pieces beautiful styles Calicoes, cost 10 cents,
Ginghams only 10 cents
Yard wide Lawns X cents
Do do AGENTS
Besides the above our entire stock Of Surnus-
foods, consisting Of plain and plaid Brrsge-. do
90; Challies, Grenadines, Barge Robes, Barge
Or Lains, Lawns, &C, viii bs seld without rs-
Saro 70 cost We are determined to dispose OF
them by the list septembez,
Also, good assortnszt OF Domestic Goods
~nlcn we can sell as low as any house In the CITY
Inc ladies' are solicited to call and examine the
ABOVE Cocoa WASHINGTON STORE,
NO. 10, opposite the Centre Market.
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TGos. F1fzsHHAtp, aman who il conddersd
dsngerou: on account Of his great strength
and activity In connexion with incorporate
habits, was arrested Saturday night by Messrs
Grifin and Allen of the Auxiliary Guard and
taken to the guard house He was so disor-
derry that the guard. had 10 put witch
upon each of his arms 70 prevent his resistance.
He was taken, short time since, and carried
to Jail BY the guards for conduct similar to
that Of Saturday night Capt Birch sent
him back to the county jail to await the ac-
ton Of the Criminal Court. ! Z ~
SELLING LIQUOR ON SUSDAY.-O6hcer Boss
arrested Mrs. Margaret Ring, last night, for
selling liquor on Sunday, contrary TO the Cor.
poration law, when she WAS taken to the guard
house. This case was dropped, and she was
charged with selling without proper license.
She was ordered to pay twenty dollars fine
and costs She was charged also with keep
ing disorderly house. This being case
under the United States Law, the accused was
sent to Jail in default of security for Court.
The KUNKrL OPERA TROUPE commence
their second weeks performances tonight, at
Odd Fellows Han. They present q fine pro.
gramme. The Wells children viii sing several
choice pieces, and the attractive and lauRha-
bic entertainment will be concluded with the
popular farce OF the Black Statue
CORPORATION CAsEs.-Barney Parsons, as
sault, security for peace; VIM Webster, do,
do; Michael Norris, drunk and disorderly,
workhouse sixty days; John Bowen and John
Catcher, profanity, fine and costs. All were
disposed Of by Justice Bates. - IafE
ExCURsIoN.-We learn that the teachers Of
st. Matthew'S Sunday School intend, in a few
days, to have grand excursion, for the ben
emit Of their school. This will be good news
for not few Of our citizens. since the object is
to enlarge the means of Sabbath school in-
struction.
WATCH RETURNs.-Wm. Williams, drunk
and disorderly, fine and costs; Ann Cox, va
grant, dismissed; Legrand Luckett, drunk
and disorderly. workbouse thirty days; jas.
Armstrong, do, do, Thos Fitzgerald, disor-
DERBY person, jail; Margaret Ring, selling
liquor without license, fine and costs; Msrga-
ret Ring, keeping disorderly house, Jail.
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DOARDING.-MRS. M. C. GREER, No. $50
- Pennsylvania avenue, near the Capitol, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she win rent
withxOr without board, at moderate prices. Also,
transient boarders can be accommodated with
board by the day or meal. Her table Is at all time
supplied with the best the market can afford
au S-eO2W (T3alt SUM
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R Anegro man, entirely destitute of cloth.
ing, was lately discovered by the gend 'armes
upon q pointupon the southern coast of France.
de had been shipwrscked, and hy dipt of hard
swimming managed to reach the shore. The
intelligent guardians Of the Law immsdistsiy
asked him tor his passport. Upon his failing
to produce the docum4nt, he was arrested,
provided With rpimsnt, and taken to the guard
house, - htd / ls5A3f
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IL DR.. Hssfland's Celebrated German
Bitters.-Weak, nervous, depressed In, spirits,
steal evils, the victim to dyspepsia is indeed an
object of commisseration. Yet Ii Is absurd for
him to despair. We care not how weak, low,
nervous and irritable he may be, the cordial prop
critics of HOOFLAND,S GERMAN BITTERS
prepared by DIR. C. nj. Jackson, Philadelphia are
stronger than the headed monster, which is
preying upon his body md mind; and II he
chooses to try them, we will insure speedy cure.
See advertisement lie 7I3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 9th
l. inst, for furnishing the Treasury Department
with one hundred cords Of Hickory and one hun
dred and fifty cords Of Oak WOOD, or any por-
lion thereof not less than IS cords. The wood to
De Of the best quality, and to be delivered corded
and measured on The premises without expense
to tbs Department. And, also, for from $50 to 2OC
tons Of best Cumberland COAL, all Jumps
=. M. McKEAN,
Superintendent 8. f. Elk. Building.
au 10--eot27
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NEW ORLEANS, August 1l.-0ne huaassd
and twenty-five deaths from the yellow fever
have been reported from the hospital this
week; most Of which occurred carly In the
week. The number Of cases reported cured
we're one hundred and nine. The weather is
rsiii warm, but d Is hoped that n change viii
soon produce an abatement of the disease. -
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1.-THE Marble Hall Clothing Emporium
Browns Hotel Building, offer unusual induce.
ments to purchasers Of Ready made Clothing for
Gentlemen and Boys wear In order to present
our customers with q stock Of Goods not to be
e1ualed for the coming seasons, our present stock
IT Coats, Vests and Pantaloons win be sold at prf
ces that cannot tail to please. Cashmerett, Drap
De Eta, Cassimeres Alpaca, Drillings, Linens
Marseilles, &c, Of superior cut and workmanship
au NOAH WALKER Il Co
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II. LIN SLEY,
DEAlEk IN
REAL ESTATE AND LAND wARRAErs

SAINT PAUL, MIN. TERRITOHY
ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD THR ouea-
H OUT THE TERRITORY. TIC. nsfa
Collections made, Drafts cashed, and t5e bIrhss,
Prices given for Land Warrants
Government Lands located with mucb care ,na
u desired, the profits and losses shared eoaa,y NJ
the expiration Of Eve years The land :. ~
time to be sold, unless otherwise agreed unon .na
one half Of the current value 4 the vs. ann, =, IT,
time Of entry, and half Of th> eyoense on Iocntias
TO be deducted from the subsidies, Interest To
persons wishing 10 locate Warrants entirely ON
their own account, the eha-xe viii be. for forty
acres sls; eighty aors, Sas; one Hundred and
sixty acres, SIS and viii rec Give with Their title
plat and description Of the and.
RKFERENcEs:
MInNRsoTA-Gov. Willis A German: E.-f,ox
Aiex. Ramsey; Hon. ]. T Rosser, Sec. NJ r.:
Messrs. Ames d Van ElteA, Attorreys AZ Lew,
Messrs. Morton a Pace, Wholesale DRUGGISTS
bALIikoRi-W:P p. Prestcn, Esq, Attorney a.
Law; Richard G. Bowie, Es,. Com Merchant
Messrs. Deur, Norris q Co; Messrs. McCIeess
WAsHINsToS-Hon w. w. Seaton Hon. i
T. Towers, Mayor; Hon. Judge J. BRYAN; y G.
Z: Hamilton, Esq, Attorney al Law; Col VIM
Hickey Col, j. Riley; Messs. Taylor a Maury:
Messrs. Lewis, Johnson q Co BANKER: a., q,
Grammar, Esq, President Patriotic Bank
~ 17-eo3m
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New fosk, Aug. lathe ship COuran
from Rio de Jsneiro, on the 18th June, arrived
this morning. She leh at that port, the shin
Union, for Liverpool. The following vessels
from Baltimore were also there, discharEing:
p. H. Wright Kirkland, Francis Partridge,
Hudson and Annie.
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BY GREEN l. SCOTT. Auctioneers.
TNWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE & LOT

Il at Auction.-On MONDAY, the 18th inst
we shall SELL in front Of the premises, at 6X o'clk
p: m, west part of Lot No. 2, in Csbot's subdi-
vision of square 677, fronting IL feet north G,
between North Capitol and LIST streets east. with
the improvements, which are good two-story
Frame House, &c.
Title indisputable.
Terms One-half cash; the balance in 6 and IL
months, the purchaser to give notes &c the de
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day Of
the sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
The purchaser will be required to pay down
$40 when the property is knocked of.
GREEN & SCOTT,
au I'D anc,;onae,s
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BALTIMORE, Aug. l3.-Flour is steady: salss
of 200 bbls. Howard street at Ss.75; City Mills
is held at the same price, but no transactions.
Wheat-Sales Of II 900 bushels--heavy cool
to prime white S1.s0asl.e5; reds 81. seasl S.
for good to prime. Corn-Sales Of 6. 500
busbels-white 90ay3c., yellow esae4c. RYE
New Maryland, 81. o5aSl .OS.
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New York narkets

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Cotton is unchanged.
Flour is unsettled; sales Of $500 bbls. good
Ohio ct SS.62s$s75. Wheat is firm with an
upward tendency; sales Of Is, 500 bushels. Con-,
is firm; sales of IS 900 bushels mixed At s5a
o6s. Pork is firm; prime &l7 Beef is un-
changed. Lard Is frm. Whisky is firm.
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BOARD, &c.-MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. w.
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street.
isprepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap8An
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Latest from Nehrasks,

OMAHA CIrY, Aug 1.-The Sioux Indians
are still committing considerable depredations,
and recent ravages and murders are reported
near FonteneIle. Governor Isard has author
lied Gen Thayer to raise Q volunteer foros
for the protection of the frontier.
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III Premiums At the Faifs-Whitehufst's
stu In the ascendant.-The juries Of each Of the
late fairs at Baltimore, Richmond, and New York,
awarded their highest premiums to J. a. w. for
their superiority Of Photographs, Stereoscopes and
Daguereotypes exhibited.
Mr.. w also received two medals at the World g
Fair, London, and a premium at Crystal Palace,
New York
Also, the first awards Of the Maryland Institute
for three years past.
Whitehurst's Gallery In this city is on Pa. ave-
nue., between Four and half and Sixth streets
feb IL
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE RUlLDING Lot ar All

By GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUC.
tion.-On TUESDAY, the nth instant, we
shall sell, In front Of the premises, at O'Clock D.
M Lot No 81, in Square Ne. ISL, fronting 25 f.
on ID street south, between 9th and 10Th SITS west
running back 10 feet TO thirty feet alley, contain
ing 900 square feet. This lot is handsomely To-
Gated, and offers an excellent opportunity to any
person wanting building lot ip pleasant neigh
borhood and almost in the immediate vicinity of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The street is
graded and paved
Terms One. third cash balance in 6, Il and Is
months, for notes bearing interest
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
au I'D Auctioneers