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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
ExCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW Fur

ExCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW Fur.
IL niture and Household Effects at Auc-
tion.-On MONDAY morning, September 10Th,
at 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF Walter Lenox
ESQ, No Ali str. ct, between Gch and 7ih SITS !,
| shall sell all his Furniture and Housekeepinny
Effects, consisting Of
Suite of Rosewood Parlor Furniture. finished in
crimson brocatelle
Plush and morocco covered Armchairs
Handsome carved walnut marble-tcp centre and
sofa Tables
Beautiful gilt frame Oval French Plate Mirror
Ladies' Writing Cabinet
Walnut workstands
Elegant Bronze and Parian Marble Ornaments
Handsome purple brocaaelle and Lace Curtains,
Cornice ard Fixtures
Velvet Brussels and Three-ply CaTpets
Bronze Hat tree, hail Oilcloth, Rugs
Brussels Stair Carpets, Reds and Eyes
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Do Sideboard and Plate stand, Butler Tray
Do Dining Chairs, Table Cutlery
White Ftench china dinner, dessert, and tea Sets
Set o: Crystal cut ard Engraved Glassware
silver plated Casters, Coffee Urn
Handsome Enamelled full marble top Cottage
suite
Superior mahogany and walnut French Bedstcads
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands
Walnut and mahogany Wardrobes, Tables
Morocco covered Lounge
Mahogany Dressing Table
Granite and painted Toilet Sets
window Shades, Crib and Bedding
Single Iron Bedsteads
SupSrlOf CuficN nalr hetrfeSSeS, huSk do.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
Excellent Marseilles Quilts, Blankets, &c.
Chintz Curtain, Fire Ircns, Tenders
Cane and woodseat Chairs, Rockers
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms: $50 and under cash; ever that sum a
credit OF and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
p. S.-The above Furniture is neatly new and
OF excellent quality.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Sd
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Meeting Of the Refugees.


BALTIMORE, Sept GA meeting Of the fe.
yer refugees was held at Barnum's Hotel this
morning. Much dissatisfaction was expressed
at the refusal Of the President to grant the use
of Fortress Monroe TO the sufferers. Another
Committee will 60 down to-day to ascertain
If it can be evacuated in ten days IL neces-
sary. The President of the Norfolk Packet
Company offers TO remove all the present occu-
pants of the Fort, with their equipments, to
Fort Washington on the Potomac in "A hours.
One hundred and fifty persons were present
at the meeting.
The Rev. DR.. McCabe, chairman Of the
Hampton, Norfolk and Portsmouth committee,
accompanied by DR.. J. ]. simpkins, and John
ID. Whitehead, Esq, President Of the Common
Council of Norfolk, were deputised by the
Committee to return to Washington and see
the President again, before leaving Baltimore
this evening for home.
These gentlemen had o long interview with
the President All the matters connected with
the plan of obtaining Old Point were fully dis
cussed, but the difficulties appeared insur-
mountable with the President; and the com
mittce, while satisfied Of the sincerity Of the
Presidents wishes to afford relief, retired
without obtaining the desired boon.-Repoy-
fcr1 -H.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 6, 1856

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 6, 1855.
The travel over the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad still continues very large. This
mornings train carried up large number OF
passengers.
The County Court yesterday, after an exam
nation of the case Of Commonwealth vs. JEFF
ferson, for stabbing Breen, sent the prisoner
on for trial at the next term of our Circuit
Court
Much feeling has been excited here by the
removal Of Col S. King Shay from the posi-
ton % Principal Ct the Alexandria Free School
Col. s. has been in charge of this establish
ment for sixteen years and the Board Of Guar
dams, in every report during that time, have
given to him the most Gathering commenda-
tons.
The city authorities are but the trustees OF
the school fund, which, unless we mistake, is
bequest Of the Father Of his Country and
however high party luminosity has hitherto
run, 10 attempt has been made to give the
slightest partisan character to this sacred
trust Indeed, the removal is the work Of but
two out OF FIVE Of the Board of Guardians
only three being present at the meeting, and
one Of those voting for Col. S.
The old town house Of Gen. Washington, on
Cameron street, is now in ruins, having been
torn down by its present owner to make room
for finer building.
The grain and -four market il dull with de-
clining rates. Flour, 81 IS asked, 81, so offered
Wheat, white, S1.60aSl .67; red, 81. 50aSl. S..
Corn, S0aS3c. Rye and oats, no change.
AMI
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRGzroWN. Sent. G. ]

GEORGETOWN, Sept. 6, 1856.
Up to the time of closing this letter, our cleo
ton is moving on very quietly. Mr.. Jas. God
dard was, last night, nominated by the Know
Nothings, instead of DIR. Cooley, whom it was
supposed would be the candidate. Mr.. God.
dard Is one of our most enterprising mechan-
les, and would doubtless make q very excel
lent member; but from present indications we
think he will be completely overwhelmed, and
totally routed by the superiority lin point of
numbers) Of the English or civil and religious
forces. As we remarked, on a former occa-
sion, the anti-Know Nothings are wide awake,
thoroughly aroused, and quite sanguine of
ele,ting their candidate (Mr English) by a
decided majority.
Capt. Brown and R. P. Dodge, ESQ, are
getting the timber in place for the construction
of the wharves which they intend TO use as a
coal depot. The work will probably be COM
pleted by the early part Of the ensuing spring,
when the company which has leased them will
commence operations in good earnest
a. Ross Ray has purchased property costing
about Sl3,5e0, sold by Barnard Buckley,
auctioneers, located near that of Messrs.
Brown & Dodge, which is also TO be used as a
coal depot by a company of which Mr.. Ray is
president. The work OF preparation will be
commenced here very soon, SO we may antici
pate having two extensive coal com panies in
operation before the close of the next year.
Messrs. Barnard & Buckley, auctioneers, Of
fered yesterday afternoon a number of vacant
lots for sale-the whole Of which were with
drawn-the bids not reaching a point to Jus.
tify the sale of them. Nearly ali of them are
located near the outlet lock of the canal, con.
tiguous to the basin.
A pro:racted meeting is now in progress at
the Dumbarton street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Impressive and interesting sermons are
preached nearly every evening by the Rev Mr.
Brooke, the pastor, and quite lively interest
seems to be taken in the exercises by the MEN,
bership.
No change in the -four or grain market since
our last Small sales of the former yesterday
at SS.75. SPECTATOR.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
n n LIS n or HraI II M


FEEUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE Real
n Estate.-By virtue Of decree of the Or
phan's Court Of the District cf Columbia, ap-
proved by the Circuit Court OF said District, SIT
ting IN chsncery, passed in the matter Of the Pc
tition of William Whitmore and Others, children
and heirs at law Of William w. w hit.nore de
ceased, viii, en- WEDN ESDAY, the 10th day
Of September, 1s55, at ~ O'Clock p. m, In front
Of the premises, proceed 10 sell lots OF ground
numbered seventeen (17) and eighteen (lSl in
square numbered five hundred and three &c.
situate in the city of Washington, ID. G.
The above described property Is situate on 9th
street west, between and o streets south
Lot II and the north Is feet front Of Lot Is, will
be sold az the risk and cost Of the persons who
purchased the same ct former sale made by the
Trustee, and who have failed TO comply with the
terms OF said former sale . -.
Terms Of sale; One-third cash, and the residue
in two equal payments, at and u months. with
interest, the deferred payments TO he secured bv
the notes Of the purchaser or purchasers, satxfac
torily endorsed. -
Upon the fun payment Of the purchase money,
ana interest," ana the ratification OF the sale by the
Court, the trustee viii convey said lots Of ground
10 the purchase or purchasers thereof, at his or
tier tine puIc5aser's) cost and expense.
" the terms OF sale ere not complied with with
In i've days from the day Of sale, the trustee re-
serves the right 10 resell said lots, eithez OF
them upon reasonable notice, at the risk and cost
or the purchaser. -
RICHARD II. LAsKEY, Trustee.
A. GREEN,
tsp 4-eo2w&ds Auctioneer.
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MUSICAL CLASS.

HAVING been repeatedly urged by many fam
lilies to establish class or classes FOR ilstrlc
ton OF the Piano Forte, so as to place il within
the means Of every parent to cultivate musical
taste In his family and being DESTROYS OF meeting
the wishes Of the community as far as lies in my
power, l am now making arrangements to open
such classes, provided sufficient inducements
offer, and in such case, my object being TO give
thorough musical found alton 10 my Younger pu-
at the low rate Of IS per quarter, OF 20 Lessons.
Persons therefore DESTROYS OF availing themselves
Of these classes viii please apply to me, by note
or Otherwise, al Mrs. Smiths, No. r street.
au 2l-f w. HENRY PALMER
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III Letter fr ON Hon. john Minor Bet,s,
Of Virginia.

RICHMOND, July 2, 1850.
Messrs. VIM. 8. Beers & Co.: Gents-Consider-
ations OF duty 20 the afflicted alone prompt me to
send you this voluntary testimonial to the great
value Of "Cnrtey's Spanish Mirtnys,n for that
almost incurable disease, ScTofula.
Without being disposed or deerning II necessary
to go into the particulars CT the case, can say
that the astonishing results that have been pro-
duced by the use OF that medicine on member
OF my own family, and under my own observation
and superintendent, after the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual
remedies had failed, fully justify me in recon-
mending Its use to all who may be suffering fiom
that dreadful malady.
/ Go not mean to say that II Is adapted to all
constitutions that IL VIII afford the same relief
In all cases: for, Of course, can know nothing
about that-but OF what have seen OF the effects,
i would not hesitate to use 1t, in any and every
case Of Scrofula, with persons tcr whom felt an
interest, or over whom could exercise influence
or control. Respectfully, yours,
INO. NJ RoTT5
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StXTEEN FIVE-ACRE LOTS SOLD.-Hav-
~ ing sold the above number Of Lots TO various
persons intending to improve them during the
following year, / would call the attention of any
one wanting pleasant place il The country to
those remaining on hand. They are situated
about three miles northeast of the city, on pleas
ant road and in good neighborhood, End will be
sold Oh such terms, regards price and time,
that any one in ordinary circumstances may make
good investment. City property taken in ex-
change at fair valuation. In consequence Of i'm
proyements now in progress in that section Of
country there must be a considerable advance in
value OF all lands in that neighborhood.
Inquire of JNO. B KIBBEY &CO,
Real Estate Agents, Louisiana avenue,
next to Sweeny, Rittenhouse Co.'s Bank
We will be Obliged to parties having reaIestae
for sale IL they will leave a memorandum at our
oihce. sep lot
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TEXAN FILLIBUsrERs.-The Galveston News

TEXAN FILLIBUsTERs.-TheG Galveston News
OF the 2lst has the following paragraphs:
Capt. Henry, who headed party of filibus-
tiers, writes from New Leyado, Webb county,
to the San Antonio Sentinel that no failed to
enter Mexico at Eagle Pass from want of suf-
fcient force to protect those who desired to
pronounce against Santa Anna. He complains
that persons whom he expected to follow him
have deceived him. His party numbers about
forty men, and they were about to join the
army of Vidauri.
In the Boletin Official Of tho 9TH inst, is a
letter from Col. Emilio Langberg, German
by birth, who has resided long time in Mex
leo, and who has been chosen leader by the
proHune,ados of Monclova and the neighbour
log towns of C)ahuila. He offers to raise a
corps OF loo men, principally German, from
the neighborhood of San Antonio and New
Braunsfels, but it is not thought probable that
Vidauri VIII accept any more foreign aid until
II becomes absolutely necessary. Indeed, he
has so expressed himself 81
Langberg was formerly an Inspector of Col
onies in Chihuahua, from when nee be was driven
by Santa Anna, and he has recently Teen
resident of your city. He PROPOSES to have no
ambitiess views, hsying longsines retired from
military life, and says he is actuated only by
a desire to contribute to the overthrow Of the
present tyranical government.
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From Norfolk and Portsmouth.

BALTIMORE, Sept. e-The Norfolk boat
ofinss the intelligence that twenty-ons per-
sons died In Portsmouth and hfty -four in Nor
fpik yesterday. Neither Mayor Fiske nor Rev.
Mr.. Wills are dead, as reported by the Peters.
burg Express. Both are improving.
No papers wero Published in Norfolk YES.
terday. Mr.. Hunter, of the Beacon, has fed,
and his associate, Mr.. GatewOod, is sick. Mr..
Dixon, senior partner Of the firm Of Dixon
Hallett, is dead, and Mr.. Hallett died on Sun
day.
DR.. Collins, president Of the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad was attacked by fever yes-
terday.
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Rev York Hsrkets.

New YORK, Sept. 6.-Flour is trile lower.
Sales of 1000 barrels. Common 10 straight
State sS.75aS7.25; good Ohio, IS. IS; South
ern, S7,55aSS.I2t Wheat is unchanged, with
an active business at previous rates-sales of
Corn ia q trife lower-salos Of 81, 900 bushels
Western mixed at s6aS7tc. Whisky is quiet.
Stocks are frmer
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MIR. WILLIAM PALMER, Professor OF Sing
Iyl ing, &c, having been induced to accompany
his nephew (Mr. Henry Palmer, the eminent pr
anist) on his return TO this country, and to take
up his residence I'm this city, will be happy TO
ceive pupils for instruction either in SINGING or
In the art Of Flute PLAYING, having been associ-
atei with the best Professors in Europe, studied
under Creveli, the great vocal master ia London,
and under g. Nicholson, the renowned futist
For terms, &c, apply TO him. by note or other
wise, at his residence at Mrs. Smiths, No. 253
street au 2i--tf
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MARKETERs, every night before market day,
are much troubled by gangs of worthless men
and boys, who lounge about their stands, and
seek every opportunity to pilfer their fruit,
vegetables chickens, and even sometimes their
money. Some more efficient protection than
as at present provided should be afforded these
worthy people, who, after coming long dis
lance, are prevented from taking the hours
rest they 30 much need before commencing the
busy duties of the day.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIRE COMPANY Mr..
Z. j. Evans resigned, last night his Office as
president of this company. The vacancy is to
be filled at the annual meeting in January
next.
ANSWER TO ENIGxAs.-To the one in Tues.
days Star: "The Unknown Nocturnal Min
strel'
To the one in yesterdays paper: {" Houses
Printing Telegraph"
MISCELLANEOUS ESIGMA.-I am composed
Of AZ letters:
Ny 3, SO, 80, 80, IS, is game.
My Ii, 80, 49,. 46, IL, 81, AZ, 35, %, is a
synonym for truth.
My AZ, A, 6, 45, 16, 10, are in the East
Ny 20, 10, II, 81, 2, 30, 10, AZ, are now
My %, IL, 5, q, 80, withou. which man is
Ny 20, z, Is, 80. A, 10, 80, As, IS, 10, 10,
often happens in the Old World
My 20, rs, IS, /, 90. is a color.
:, My 2, IL, Al, 43, 9, %, IL, is country in
Europe.
My 81, 0, 80, was broth of boy
My 4. Is, 5, Is, IA, 10, where many are
called but few are chosen.
My 81, IL, 10, 80, 40, the straight path that
leads TO happiness.
My 20, 9, 30, Is, are night birds.
My i, 40. %, 80. 80, is a grain.
My 81, 80, 30, 30, 80, .35, "a, AZ, are what
Paddy likes.
My 80, 49, %, is a girls name.
My 20, 30, q, 81, 35, %, city in the United
States.
My AZ, Is, 80, 5, Is, SO, IS, "a, SO, 4s, city
in Russia.
Ny "a, Al, 3, AZ, l, Q, 26, 16, is one of the
United States
My whole is question deliberated upon by
every nation. PADDY.
WATCH RErURNs.-Samuel Clancy, drunk
and disorderly, dismissed; VIM. Fennell do,
workhouse thirty days. Some two or three
unfortunate persons were accommodated with
lodgings, and allowed to depart at an early
hour this morning.
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II DIR. HosEIaad's Celebrated German
Bitters.-Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits,
and prey to innumerabie mental. Is well as ply-
steal evils, the victim to dyspepsia, is Indeed an
object OF commisseration. let It is absurd for
him to despair. We care not how weak, low
nervous and irritable he may be- the cordial prop
critics OF ROOFLAND'S GERMAN BITrERS,
prepared by DR.. c. III. Jackson, Philadelphia, are
stronger than the many -headed monster, which is
preying upon his body and mind; and II he
chooses to Try them, we Will insure speedy cure.
See advertise ment ie 7-3ya
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Another Railroad coN;sion.

T. BosroS, Sept. Ga collision took place on
Monday on the Vermont Central Road between
the express and freight trains. The psssen-
ger car, filed with spiritualists returning from
their convention, was badly smashed, and
few passengers slightly injured.
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Bv JAS. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
ssp5-d

By JAS. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, On
corner of X and 21st streets at Auction.
On FRIDAY afternoon, September 7tk, at 5k
O'Clock. on the premises, shall sell Lot No. 1, in
square No. %, fronting s. feet on north street,
If the corner OF 2lst street, running hack IS feet
This is . very handsomely located corner lot
in the Immediate vicinity Of the Western market
house, and is admirably adapted FOR q business
stand.
Sale without reserve.
TeIiLs: One-third cash; balance in 6, II, and
is months, with interest, secured by q deed OF
trust on the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sepi Auctioneef.
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-Flour is firm and &C.
tive to-day. Considerable business transacted
in Ohio brands. Howard street and Ohio
S7.37aS7.50; City Mills S7.lsaS7.25. Wheat
has advanced to 10 cents. Prime white 81 80
aSl .65; red 81. 60aS1.55. Corn is unch anged.
White S2caSsc; yellow SSca90c. Rye, Ma
ryland and Virginia, 90ca95s.
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AUCTION SALES.

By Jas. C. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
CMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN
- the First Ward at Public Saie.-On
TUESDAY afternoon, september nth, at o'clk,
on the premises, shall sell the west part Of Lot
No. Is, In Square 216, fronting % feet on north M
between 18th and goth streets west, running bach
81 feet to 60 feet alley, with the Improvements,
consisting Of an excellent and well built two. sto-
nv frame dwelling containing four rooms.
Terms One fourth cash the residue In 9, 10,
and Is months, with interest, and secured by a
deed Of trust on the premises.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
sep ed Auctioneer.
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sO-EfoEiipms at the Fairs--W hite hCrst's
still in the ascendant.-The juries OF each OF the
late fairs at Baltimore, Richmond, and New York,
awarded their highest premiums to ] III. w. for
their superiority OF Photographs, Sterecscopcs and
Dayuereotypes exhibited.
Mr.. w also received two medals at the Worlds
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- hall and Sixth streets.
feb II
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EOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER will sell
Il the highly valuable and desirable Farm on
which he now resides, containing sixty acres and
upwards Of land, about 3k miles from the Centre
Market, and one mile east Of the Anacostia, or
Benning's Bridge, directly on the Marlboro and
Washing on road most Of which has been cleared
In the last five six years and Cor gardening pur-
poses IL unsurpassed by any in the District, the
sell icing light loan. There is about IL or II
acres Of meadow land, y acres in strawberries Of
the best variety 300 you'd peach trees in full bear
ing. The Improvements are a two story dwelling
and kitchen with two rooms, corn hosue, stable
for four horses, smoke house, &c.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited 70
cali and examine the premises
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber
CT the premises, or Col. Naylor, City Hall, Wash
ingtcn, ID. G. ROB'T X. HEWITT
au 23-2aw3w&
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. M Duncan,
MT w A: SHOBER to Miss MARGARET A.
WITHERS, both Of this city.
WaTenton, (Va) Papers copyl
At West River, Anne Arundel CO., Ma, on the
4th instant, by Rev. JoseNil Il. Nonfse, Dr. HAM
RIA E., daughter Of A. C.Gibbs, Esq.
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IL To Nervous safferers.-A retired Cler-
gyman, restored to health in few DAYS, after
many years Of great nervous suffering, is anxious
to make known the means OF cure. Will send
(free) the prescriptions used. Direct Rev. JOHN
nj. DAGNALL, SO F ulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
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By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneef.
ENIGHTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
IL Lots In the First Ward, near the Circle,
Mt Public Sale.-On TUESDAY afternoon,
September 4th, at 5k O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell original Lot No. in Square No ~, sit
uated at the corner Of North l. street and New
Hampshire avenue, subdivided into eighteen
handsome building lots Of fifteen feet front each
These lots are situated In an improving part
Of the city, and are worthy Of attention.
Terms: One-ffth cash the residue in 6, 70. Is,
and "a months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
au Sd Auctioneer.
III The above sale is postponed I'm con.
sequence Of the rain until THURSDAY afternoon
September 9th, same hour and place.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
seped Auctioneer.
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneers.
HINWO Mat II WO.S OR " FRANZ

l. Houses on M street, between 12th and
18th streets, 1t Auctiop.-On TU ESDAY az.
ternoon, September 18th. at 5X O'Clock on the
premises, / shall sell subdivision No 20 in square
2S2, fr nting on north M, between 18th and 18th
streets, with the Improvements, consisting Of two
heat and well finished ;wo-story Frame Dwelling
Houses.
Terms favorable and made known at sale
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ssp5-d Aucuoneer
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COACH ESTARLISHnIENT.

Psnnsyiroatc avenHS, bsttos n ~ and 9th SITS.
DRIDGET Il HALL have removed from Sixth
ID street TO the south side OF Penna. S=t3At,E
avenue, between u and 9th streets, sfS4s@
where they are ready to do all kinds Of work in
their line.
The old stand on Sixth street is FOR rent En-
quire above. EFT
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"A CARD.-The subscriber informs his friends
II and the public that he is now able TO attend TO
his business. He can be found at his old stalls,
Centre Market, ready to wait on them. as he
always has done heretofore. The best OF BEEF
always on hand. JNO. WALKER,
Nv 25-d Victualler.