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Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
II X UST EE,S SALE OF VAEuARJR

Bv JAS. T.. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
IN X UST EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il Building Lots.-By virtue Of a deed Of
trust bearing date the 29th dav Of March, 1855
and recorded in Liber A. s, No 95 folios 800
ct seq the subscriber will sell, al public SALE on
FRIDAY, the 10Th day of December, 1856, at
O'Clock p. m, at the Auction Store Of Jas. G.
Mcclure, on the corner Of 10th street west and
Pennsylvania avenue, Lots Nos 20 and 80, in
square No $50, and Lots Nos 10 and IL, in SO uare
No. $50, fronting Lots Nos. 90 and 80 81 feet sir
inches each on First street ives, between and
q streets north, by liz feet deep 70 thirty foot
alley, and Lots 10 and fronting 81 feet each on
street north, between LIST and 81 streets west by
135 feet and lis feet to a 80 foot alley
The above property Is situated In rapidly i'm
proving part Of the city, and offers f.vora Die
opportunity for investment or building
Terms OF sale will be: One third cash and
the balance In six and twelve months, for notes
bearing interest, secured upon the property and IL
not complied with In six days after the sale the
property will be reSold, upon one weeks notice,
at the risk and expense OF the de.au.ting pur-
chaser
All conveyancIng at the expense Of The purchas-
er CHAS WALLACE, Trustee
decs-2aw&ts JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Arct.
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speedily cure chronic and Rheuuat ism as can b.
proven by hundreds who have used in this city II will
also cure spTsns lsneness strains bruises saddle gals
&C In horses for which purpose originally
90 cents per bottle. L. d. GILMAN PrOprIetor decI?Iw
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LAM PS-LAMPS.

LAMPS-LAN1PS.
STAR, FELLOWS coz, PATENT
~ X EGULATOR LAMP STANDS unrivalIed
as being the cleanest, safest, and gives the best
light Of any Lamp Of the kind ever Invented.
We have now a very handsome assortment Of
the above, as well as a other kinds Of Lamps on
hand, which we Will sell at very low prices.
HOWELL Il MORSELL,
dec 12-2w No. 323 s., bet. OH and 7th
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that this excsen preparation has gained the last few
years eeyond belief The best physicians in the United
States sndoTss it. and recommend to their patient. in ali
cases Of dispepsa indigestion and loss appetite tits
stomach tonic by nearly every family In tbs United
States and family should be without it, II REQUIRES no
addition OF spirits Sold in full quart bottles By all Drug
gsts Groceries and Hotels the United states
Canada. AZ q IN
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BY J. G.. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer
RUSTEEsS SALE or ss,FUSR AEp


FENHUSTEE'S SALE or HOUSE, AND
IL Let on 9th street west, between street
north and New York aveRue.-Bv virtue Of a
deed in trust, bearing date the 27th day Of
March, 1856, and recorded in Liber A. : No
III, folios et seq and a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the District OF Columbia, made in the
cause pending IN said Court, No. 1893, in Chan
Gerry, the subscriber will sell at public sale on
MONDAY, the 18th day OF December 1856, al a
O'Clock m, on the premises, Lot No %, In
Callan's subdivision Of Square No i5I, froptirr
20 feet on Sixth street west, between X stroll
north and New York avenue, nv 100 feet deem. IN
a ten-feet alley, with the buildings ard improve
ments, which consist OF substantially built and
comfortable two story frame dwelling house, with
back building, &c
The above operty Is clieIbly situated in rap
IDLY improving Part Of the city and offers most
favorable opportunity TO persons desiring resi-
dence or TO Invest.
The terms OF sale will be One-third OF the
purchase money In cash, and the balance In SIX
ana Twelve months, for notes bearing interest
from the day OF sale, secured by deed In trust
upon the property; and IL not complied with In
five days after the sale, the property Will be re-
sold, upon one weeks notice. at the risk and eS
pense Of the purchaser. All conveYancing at the
expense Of the purchaser
CAAS. 3. WALLACE, Trustee.
nov 27-eo&ds JAS. G. McGUIRE, Auct.
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sas1ssals7al=ssa| -
TON W

MILL BE RECEIVED AT STINEMETZ'S
w Penn. avenue, near the corner Of 18th street,
fifth lot OF Ladies' FURS, embracing Mink, Sa-
BILE, Russian, Fich, Siberian, Squirrel, French
Sable, &c
saving purchased these Furs under the m st
favorable circumstances, / am enabled to offer
them cheaper than any heretofore sold.
S7INEMETZ,
dec 12-3t Penn. avenue, near 18th street.
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BON TON, FOR rHE LADIES'
IL This work ss a Book Of Fashion, has no
equsl Yankee Notions for JIbuary, and all the
Magazines. FERGUSON,
dec II lsE- 4S6 Seventh stree.
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MARRIED.

On the llth instant, by the Rev. MIR. Cla,kson.
MI; siGhAkD EVANS and Miss BARBARA
z. sMlThLkY, all Of this city.
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dec [ LIT

THE LAKES
rrBEG TO CALL THE ATTEN- ceA
LilD ltion Of the ladies and the public gen. QrSYJ
1llhllberally, to their choice assortment Of EbA
" ~useful and ornamental articles. alike rare
and unique, and wrought with most artistic skill
in materials OF the most costly description, such
as JEWELRY
diamonds, Sod, Silver, PEARL and Precious
Stones.
FANCY GOODS
TortoiSeshell, Ivory, Ebony, Bohevlan, Glass,
Parian, Alabaster, Marble, Pdpier Mache, and
Bisquet, DC, &c.
Hair, Nail, Tooth, and Shaving.
COMBS
rortoiseshell, india Rubber, Buffalo, sc.
Porte Monaiss, Pocket Books, Cabas, Swiss
Goods, and Cutlery arranged In every style OF
elegance, at their FANCY BAZAAR,
50l Penna. avenue.
P.S Millinery Department, MADAME DE-
VUS. dec l-3t
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DOCKET TOOTH BRUSHES LARGE
Il aesortmen Of these new and useful articles
now opening at thegreat Brush Emporium.
dec THE LAKES, tOa Penn. avenue.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
'ERUSTEE'S SALE OF phUGS, MEDl.
Il etnes, Soda Apparatus, Store Fixtures,

'E"USIEE'4 SALE Ut DRUG WEDI.
Il zines, Soda Apparatus, Stere fixtures,
SOS Fixtures, &C, at Auctisn.-On MON
IA december Is, 1850. shall sell, at 10 O. elk
a. m by virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscri
per, bearing date the 1lth day Of December,
1922. and recorded in Liber J. A. s., No. l62,
folos AS to 49, one ofthe land records for Wash
in9ton county, In the District OF Columbia, all
the Stock and Fixtures In the spotbecarv store ~
WIN L. Evans, at the corner OF north ii and 9TH
streets west all Drugs, Medicines, Soda Foun
tain and Pipes, store and eas Fixtures in the
store.
The stock will be sole in lots 10 suit rur.b,sers
Terms: All sums under s25 cash; over tia;
amount credit Of 60 and 90 DAYS, for notes salts
facto,iIy endorsed, bearing interest.
The Druggists aud dealers In fancy goods are
respectfully invited to the sale, as the stock IS
large and good. They will find IL 10 their ad-
vantage TO attend.
JOHN T. EVANS, Trustee.
acc 9 d A. GREEN, AuctioneeY
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rARLE CUTLERY

TABLE CUTLERY.
OUCH AS IVORY. WOOD AND HORN
- handle table and dessert, Knives only, and
Knives with Forks. Also, meat and game Car
vers, Steels, &c. These goods are manufactured
expressly formy sales, and do not hesitate to r.
commend them as being equal Ii not superior to
any goods In the market.
G. w. BOTELER,
90 22-eo Iron Hall.
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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDAT PRIVATE
SALE.-lOO acres Of heavily Oak and Aick-
CRY WOODED LAND, convenient to the Canal
and within miles Of Georgetown, for sale.
100 acres in Pine, thickly set and Of large
growth, within miles Of Georgetown.
The above Will be sold on the most accommo.
dlting terms; or the privilege Of cutting the
wood at reasonable price will be given on appli
cation to BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Georgetown
dec eo2w
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro.noRRow

BY =. 0hbEN, Auctoneer.
EXTENsIVE SALE OF LONDON Ann
Ia American Standard Boeks.-I shall seII
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
18th and 18th inst at6k O'Clock, large invoice
of fneBooks, among hich are Encyclopedias,
Histories, Biographies, &c.
Also, tile works Of Shakespeare, Byron, Moore,
Burns, Scott, Ben johnson, Irving, Goldsmith,
Addison, Spencer, Lamb, and others.
Also, splendid lot OF Family Bibles, Pave,
Books, with good selection Of scientific works
dec l1-3t A GREEN. Auct'T.
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MORE CLOAKs AND sHAwLs.

MORE CLOAKS AND SHAWLs.
"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAUTI-
w full assortment Of rich Cloth and Velvet
Cloaks and ShawIs, which we shall run of at
great reduced prices.
Just opened, from the importers, a large assort-
ment Of rich and beautiful Embroidered Collars,
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Sleeves and Collars In
sets.
IL We Invite all In want of useful Christmas
and New Year Presents, to call and examine our
stock, as we shall offer great bargains.
COLLEY & SEARS,
No 523 9TH St., 3 doors north Pa. ave.
dec IL Ct
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nor RENT.-FURNlSHED PARLOR AND
Il Chamber, on 9TH street, near 6, and situated
near the Patent Office. Apply at this Office.
dec LIT
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For Sale and Rent,

POoMs TO RENT-WITH OR WITHOUT
III BOARD Two or three Furnished Rooms,
No 47s 9th street, between d and streets.
dec 1850
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pOOMS D r RENT.-TWO LARGE
H finely furnished Pdrlors and Bedrooms for
rent, with or without Board, at FLINT'S II otel,
near Union Office. dec1
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E>OR RENT.-THE LARGE THREE Story
Il Birch House, situated on the corner Of 18th
and n streets, containing 10 Rooms. with Coal
Cellar and Bath Room. Inquie Of JAMES w
BARKER, next door to the Lutheran CGurch.
nov 2-h
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HOUSE FOR RENT-ON GOTH STREET,
L opposite the. Vest Market, containing COM
Portable Rooms, with passage. There be ng an
excellent Cellar, with side gate is well adapted
for Huckster or Butter Merchant INQUIRE Of
g. w. FLOOD, Winder's Buildings.
dec ll-3tA
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nor RENT "A PARLOR AND CHAMBER
Il handsomely furnished, In one Of the most de-
sirable locations in the city; being very convent
ent to the National, Browns, and Dexter's Hotel
The house Is new, with all the modern improve
ments, water, gas, &c. Also, several very pleas
ant Chambers, at IS Louisiana avenu-, south
side, near 9th street. dec
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ITO l. K T THE DESIRABLE THREE
Il story Brick House on the south side Of Bridge
street, 6eorgetown, and now occupied by Or
Lansdale, u ! NJ The house is large and con.
venient, and has large garden attached to It.
Possession can be given on or about the 18th inst
Apply to NJ. ADLER, Agent. dec 4-eo2w
E'OR SALE OR RENT-THAT DESIRA.
Il bic residence on street, between 10th and
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
J Nj. Chubb, Esq. Possession given immedi-
ately. Inquire Of RIGGS & CO au1 2-eotf
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CRIMINAL COURT Yesterday, the Court
aud Jury disposed Of the following cases
Patriot Pagan, larceny: acquitted Sandy
Lacey, John Robinson, Samuel Kicks and
Andrew Wood, (colorsd,) riot guilty-sen.
fenced each TO three months in the county
Jail.
THE PHYSICIANS are all prescribing DR..
Keily's Squill LoIenges, for Coughs, Colds.
GSreup, HOarseness, &c. Give them a trial.
for'als by every Druggist in the city, Gorge
town and Alex andria D
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ELIGIBLE AND WELL FURNISHED
II apartments for Rent at S04 Penn. avenue
dec III. st
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THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From our Own Correspondent.
LONDON, Friday, Oct. 81, 1856.
Strange runners are ahoat about the health of
Napoleon and in spite of all my cndcavors to ascer
tain the real state of the matter, am unable to as
sert either their truth their alsity 1t is said that
he has fits, and gets occasionally rayiug mad, but
that, with the exception of short periocs OF depres
sion following these crises, his mental powers have
not generally suffered. Whether these rumors be
true or false, they have considerable influence on
the French nation, and presenment of revolutions
looming in the mex. future gets hold Of the popua-
ton. Republican, Socialist, Lsgitmist and Ofeanist
"pacar6s" reappear on the walls Of Paris; people
are arrested BY scores, and even the cautious ~
con Exchange loses its belief in the stability of the
Imperial Government. The pressure exercised by
the French financial crisis on the Erglish Money
market has deprecated the estimate of the
value of the French alliance. The wisdom
and states manship of Napoleon are not wor-
shipped any longer in the city since the time
that tie result Of the reckless speculation of the
Credit Mobilicr began to he felt in the drain upon
the bullion in the Bank oi England. The credit OF
the oppressed nationaiities' Is steadily Using
even amoi members Of Parliament and rich mer-
chants and manufacturers. Fcce Orsin. the vie
tim Of Austrian oppression, is featuring
in tie south Of England, and describing
the horrors Of Austrian dungeons. Aureli, Satii,
The late RI Triumyir, and now Professor OF
Italian language anl literature at Oxford has been
invited by several towns TO deliver course Of lee
lures on Italy, and especially on the Roman ates
aud kosSuth Is once more To have ovation at Man
chester, Bolton. Preston, and all tue manufacturing
districts. Invitations pour upon him as dcnScly
as six years ago, signed by High Sheriffs, Town
Councils, and NJ. P's, all OF them anxious to hear
him on the State OF Italy the Neapolitan question:
and the Austrian COncordat. The movement is so
sudden, and extensive, that it really seems as if
il were cOuntenaDccd by the secret influence Of
some members of the Government: at any rate il
cannot fail to have its effect oil Continental Europe
where the air is again impreenated with revolu.
tionary electricity. Seven years OF despotlsln
have passed over the continent of Europe without
improving the condition of the sc classes which made
the revolution We see repression in all its forms,
but nowhere any real reform resulting in the con-
tentment of the people; and the thrones are still
resting upon bayonets and questionable bank ma
neuyers-a rather unsafe foundation for the weight
it has to carry. Under such circumstances, it
made very bad impression here in England that
the Credit Moblier has undertaken to build the ral-
ways of Russia, at cost of $500 900 900 to be FUR
nished by the capitalists of the West The English
Press, without exception, warns the public not ~
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FRANCE.

Arrests have again taken place IN consequence OF the
strike among certain classes of toe workmeD Pae ard,
still mcnacng than those have already alluded
10 continue 10 be posted on the walls OF houses. and
thew assume iudIffcrtntly Legitmist, Orleanist or
revolutionary color Ii is not by night only that these
plscards are affixed but sometimes in tae noon day.
under the eyes of the police. The persons who are
said TO lie employed in this work bring small shee OF
paper which are already prepared with weiers, and
they take their stand against a wall, holding Their
hands behind their backs, as # they were merely rea.
ing themselves They soon quit their position ,S, ana
police agents noticing them lis only in an hour OFT two
aierw ard bat the groups who stand reading the paper
attract their attention, and when they come up 10 the
spot they find such words rs those: " Eire Hear
Dnhigue r. "A bas Napoleon p Mort aur Pro.
pyi6tdires p" Ie Pam d 10 sous, Sc:
The Paris papers have been in wi to sossin
tween the zeal price OF bread and that at which il a
sold TO the public.
feature tie Paris proprietor,
tie pc ct Office by order of the authorities, and was
thought that it would not be delivered at ALL Some
numbers that had found their way to the cafe, were
Withdrawn. If complete stoppage had been intended
i. was not carried out, as the numbers were dstrib'
uted as usual though at comparatively late hour In
tio afternoon Paris Cor. London Tunes.
The Cont continues at Compegne.
Arrests have again taken place in Paris in conse-
quence Of the strike among rain classes OF the work
men. Placards Of a menaciug description continue to
be posted the walls, end they assume indlit srenys
Lcgitimst Oreanst, or revolutionary character. It's
moi by night only tina, these placards are affixed but
sometime In the day. under the eyes of the police.
There was report but unfoundedl that the Grand
Duke Constantine was about TO visit Paris. II seems
certain that Monsieur Go Morny will remain some
months at 1T. Petersburg
Baron Brener has left Naples the bes. terms per-
sonaly with King Ferdinand and il is believed his
por to the French Coy eminent will be entirely in favor
OF the Kings intended measures.
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me Porte has demanded the Austr'sns 70 leave; The
~. al ,anNa

me Porte has demanded the Ausr'sns 70 leave; TIE
Iopdor Globe nnin,stenal organ, says
"Th- assertion of he Pay, Is ladlcrcrs nisconceP
tion Of the 10 IT, rho treaty Of Paris stpll",ed II =
,be Prr cip.lities should b. evscuated-not IT sN
months bu. IS soon "a possible; end by this tims,
certainly the Principa;t.s ought tohaye ocsn handed
over 20 The exclusive keeping OF Turkey. Blu ii IS not
Au.,ris who has retarded that delivery. Biore the
Austrian army could withdraw il would DC necessary
that the boundary between Turkey anc Rcssa should
have beeu siiled bur Il ba- not been settled, an! =!
IL tic bound y hno shal be maie clear and certain
/. not 10 be- expected desired ha: the susrd paeei
u ere On behalf OF the Allies should Do Withdrawn
hi. II the view Of the Tuiki-h Government. for we
need soa cely say that tie report OF demand on o
bali ~ that Government FOR the retirement OF Austria -
the reverse % true
Tic Lo.d0n NJ ming Poi tai-c Governent cfsau)
backs Tie Gl5b1 in is statements. Bu. IN direct con
tradiction OF The Glo6-s and Pests assertion, the
Paris Jou,nal d,s D.ba's thus speaks:
I've 90 not know the extent 70 whrh the article ~
tn, Morning POst which states that the Brush meet
will remain in the Black sea until the execution oy
Russia OF the conditions Imposed Oy IN. treaty OF
peace t,treseIt. the views Of the British Government
But in one poin, alters clear. Not~lihstandns
The declarations 10 the contrary which arrive from VI
enna, we persist in repeating that Iurke7 mas ue-
nalded simultaneous ", and a. repeated lnterIa the
evacuation of the Princpalos by Austria an1 OF tue
Black Seq by England. If the steps taken by the
Pou6 hso not the character OF protest IN FORM they
expressed &, least tie desire III the clearesI manner
Tins nj present. the matter reefs.
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SWEDEN.
OPENING OF THE DIET.

King Oscar opered the session Of the Swedish Diet
on the 23d Of October.
TIE following is a translation Of the King Of S"e-
dens speech On the opening Of the Diet:
"GEsTLENIy: 1t is with real satisfaction that
rec myself surrounded by the representatives OF the
natioh-beipc sure TO find in their noble sentiments and
in their enlightened deliberations powerful COOPER
ton for insurirg the glory and prosperity OF o."
country. II.
Il offer you my sincere thanks, Gentlemen, for toe
COZ o. ausiiors which you addressed TO ms on the oc
casion Of tic beo,hal of my well-beloved son, toe
Duke Of Osisotbie, with Princess Of the iusrious
Dreal House of Nassau. The interest you take M my
patfrnal Joy renders it still dearer to my heart III.
You will find, Gentlemen, the Kingdom geuefa'y
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ITALY.
TIE RECENT EARTHQUAKE IN The MEDI-
TERRANEAN.

lie ELtENl EARlHQUAhE IN LIE MEDl-
TERRANEAN.
MALTA Oct. -, 1856.
Intelligence continues to pour in from Surrounding
the night Of the 18th and morning OF the Eth inst
1t seems TO have been more seLsbly fell in the iate,r
than in the seaport towns of the noghboring Island OF
Sicily. I'm Naples the shocks severe and Of long
duIntior. ard SO kowse in Calabria; bat il appears
TO have been gene ated in Asis Minor in Syria as,
indeed has been generally the case when pSenomens
Of this nature having any degree Of intensity have
been felt in Malta; with which countries rather than
with the nearer land of Sicily, Malta in this respect
corresponds. At Rhodes The sho TX was felt at 2:
a. m. On the 18th and was violent that 30 houses
and the celebrated tower reported 10 have been
razed 10 TIL ground in the town. AM many Others sen
ousy injured, while the village of Trsnda is in ruins,
with dcporable lOss of life.
Alexandria also felt it, and in Cairo there have been
casualties from falling bOuses and mosque mnarets.
The duration Of the shock throughout Egypt is reported
to have averaged - seconds; the time agrees with
Malta. The Austrian LlOyd's steamer Adria though
distant fully 80 nj from Rhodes felt il 50 severely
thst all On board thought she had struck on some
submar nc formation The 81 Andrew English steamer,
touro 10 Alexandria from Liverpool and NJ sta st
distance Of 800 miles from this aforementioned port 20.
seir ed by the shock that she sprang serious leak
lost one of her mass al bale goods were pitched into
the engine room from ont of the hold.
The varied Iatural phenomena Of extreme hes,
earthquake, thunder ttorms, lightning squalls of wind
heavy rains and wafer-spOuts In the oliiDg 10 which
Mal,a his recently, and IN the brief space Of a week.
been subjected are unexamped 10 its annals and can
not hut lie attributed TO most extensive volcanic and
Icchnioo 2alvanlc ection going in the bowels Of
he earth 10 tie eastward generating curreats 10 the
westward Oi the island.