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BY JAS g.. MCGUIRE, Auciioneer
INACELLENT EUk NITIRE r. HOUS I


F&CELLENT FURNITURE q ROUSE.
IL keeping Effects at Auction On WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, August 10th, at 10 o'clk
at the residence OF Mrs. Redwood, No. 365 G. ST ,
near 4, shall sell all her furniture and house.
Keeping effects, comprising
Mahogany case Piano Forte, by Parkhurst
Do hair spring Sofas
Arm and Parlor Chairs
Walnut Plush and hair cloth covered Arm Chairs
Marble top Centre and Pier Tables
Handsome covered walnut Etagere, Fancy Ia
bles
Fancy Re ertion Chairs
Vases, Ornaments
Suite OF four Dsmask and Lace Curtains with
shades and fixtures
Oilcloths, Mating, Brussels Stair Carpet
Gilt Gas Chandeliers
Hat Tree
Mahogany and Walnut Jenny Lind Bedsteads
-Four mahogany high post Bedsteads
Three Enamelled Cottage Sets
Mahogany marble-top Dressing Bureaus
Wsrdrobes, Washstands, Tables, Toilet Sets
Hair and husk NJ actresses
Bolsters and Pillows
Mahogany French End Cottage Bedsteads
Cane-seat Chairs, Rockers, ChiniZ Curtains
Dining Tables, Granite Dinner Set
China Tea Set, Glassware
silver plated Casters, Tea Set
Table Cutlery, Fire Irons, &c.
superior Cooking Stove, Refrigerator
Together with eneralassortment If housekeep-
ing articles
credit OF so and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
L. The House, which Is large and desira-
BILE, Is for rent. Inquire the premises or Of
the Auctioneer.
au 13-d J. G MCGUIRE Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE BY ORDER OF D,sTRAIN or
~ Household and Kitchen Furniture.-Or
TUESDAY, the 10Th instant, | shall sell, by or.
der Of disrain for rent, at the residence Of lady
declining housekeeping on Missouri avenue, Nc
So, between Sd and ~ streets, at 10 O'Clock a. m
an excellent assortment Of nearly new Furniture
viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, parlor and
rocking Chairs
DO dressing and other BuTeaus
DO dress and work stands
Do marble-top Centre, Side, and other Ia
bles
Do dining. card. and other Tables
Do Whatnots, tilt Frame and other Glas.
seS
Walnut and Cottage maple and other Bedsteads
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Knives and
Forks
Plated Casters, Coffee and Tea Urns, Forks and
Spoons
Fine Tapestry, three ply, stair, and other Car
pets
Oilcloth and Mating
Cane and woOd-seat Chairs
WaIdrobes, Wash lands, and Writing Tables
Feather IDS, hair and shuck Mattresses
Cooking, Radiator and other Stoves
A good lot Of Kitchen Requisites
W It'll many otter articles which we deem unne-
cesssTy to enumerate.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum, a
credit OF and days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
auHd A. GREEN, Auct.
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GRAND EXCURSION & TARGET FIRING
THE
UNION GUARDS.

THE UNION GUARDS TAKE PLEASURE
IN ann %% GiYisg to ib sne,I n friends
ond Annual Excursion and Target Fifing viii
take place on MONDAY, August the 18Th to the
White House Pavilion.
the resolutions and pledges they have formed to
make 1t pleasant and agreeable; suface to saw that
II will not be inferior TO our last which was ae-
knowledged among the most pleasant Of the sea-
son
The first boat will leave Washington at sx !;
Blagden's Wharf, Navy Yard, at 8; Alexandra
at OK. The second beat will leave at 3 O'Clock,
and proceed to the White House.
Excellent Music IL engaged for the occasion.
Tickets can be procured at Capt. Reese's, cor
Vulcan House; Becker & Lackey'., Tailor Store,
7th street, opposite the Patent Once, and at the
boat.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Capt Reese, Sergeant Lsckey,
Lieut. Donnelly, VIM Dun.
Sergeant Harrison. au last
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-At the meeting of the
Board of Trustees, yesterday evening, the
following individuals we're elected teachers
for the next school year. All the former
teachers were reelected, with the exception
Of Mrs Coale, teacher of primary No 4, First
district, whose resignation, in consequences of
Ill health, was accepted. Her place was filled
by the appointment Of Miss L. E. Moore, for
merly assistant in the male primary school of
the same district. The vacancy in primary
No. 2, Third district, was filed by the ap-
pointment, as assistant, Of Miss Rsbecca st.
John, recently a pupil in the Third district
school, and who was employed, without CON-
pensation. several months last year, as teacher
OF primary school No. 8, during the sickness
of the principal:
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IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Daniel Webster has arrived from Aspinwall,
via San Juan.
The news from Central America by this ar
rival is scarce. Rivas had taken arms against
men.
A heet Of seven British ships Of war, mount
ing Ia all Isl guns, were in the hsrbor of San
Juan, under the command of Admiral Err
skine.
me correspondent Of the True Delta states
that hiVas,s party and Guatemalians to the
number OF three thousand were fortifying
Leon, Ii was expected that President w sIker
would soon march TO attack them
walker has now an effective force one Of
thousand Americans, and his army were ip
good health and spirits
An intelligent American from Costa Rica
states states that that country will again invade
Nicaragua. President Mora had put down
the revolution in Costa Rica, but was himself
10 resign
The British screw steamer Pansma had been
wrecked near cape Tanner. Crew saved
Vessel total loss.
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IPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLER
FROM WARRINGTON.
&MW G. -

XfK - SeyK-WFS
TRAVELLERS FROM WASHINGTON
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has made
careful provision to ticket them and to check their
baggage directly through from Washington CITY
to all the leading cities In the West, the North
west, and the southwest.
Members Of Congress aud others, at the adjourn
ment, will find 1t peculiarly to their advant ge to
avail themselves Of the recently exte nded facIIi
ties Of this line, viii is the only route that can
afford them through tickets and baggage checks
In Washington.
The trains start daily from Washington Station
at a. m, aud make prompt and direct connexion
at Washington Junction ('' Relay House'') for
Benwood and Wheeling, connecting at Benwood
vile, Newark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Gin
cinnati, Louisville. indianapolis, Chicago, Terre
Haute, Vincennes, Alton, st. Louis, Springh Id g.,
Quincy, Burlington, &c ena, Rock Island, Du-
buque, Cairo, Memphis, Natchez, Vicksburg,
and New Orleans.
daylight may leave Washington at m. and,
reaching Cumberland at AZ p m, lie on there
until rs next morning, when they resume the
trip by accommodation train, leaving there at
that time for Wheeling, where 1t arrives at p.
m.
By the 30 p. m. train from Washington they
may reach Benwood at OK a m. next day, or In
BY this connexion they reach Cincinnati same
night, or In 84 hours running time between
Washington and Cincinnati.
Careful management, comfort Of passengers,
perfect safety are cardinal objects upon this route
and travellers may rely upon them in securing its
advantages.
For further particulars, tickets, &c .inauire Of
THOS H PARSONS, Agent, Washington Sta
ton, WILLIAM 3. WOODSIDE, Master of
Transportation, Baltimore. au Jaw
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MARINE PHENOMENA Tine Salem Register
reports that fishermen have recently noticed
IN the bay peculiar and unusual wilderness
OF the water, attended by scarcity Of fish,
II asks ~ can any body explain the phenome-
non we hear old salts speak Of a similar
remarkable appearance in foreign seas, even
where sounding were unattainable with A line
OF lzo fathoms. What is the cause?n
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DIED OF HYDRoPHoBIA Some time in Feb.
ruary last. Thomas, a very promising son of
Mr.. James c. Bentley, Of this county, in his
thirteenth year, was bitten by mad dog. A
mad stone was Immediately applied to the
wound, and with such indications of success
that great confidence was felt in the entire ex
traction of the virus. All went ON we'll till
last week, when the young man gave evidence
Of singular illness. DR.. Angel was called In,
and notwithstanding his incessant and skillful
attention. Thomas died on last Friday, in great
agony, there being no doubt but that he died
from the effects of the bite in February-Co-
tambso Mo J Statesman.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Later from Havana and Kew We,
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rELEGRkPB.

CHARLESTON, Aug H.-The steamship GOV
ernor Dudley has arrived from Havana 10th,
and hey West l1th inst. The yellow fever
was SUI raging at Havana. Sugars were un-
TWUansea' and holders very firm. At Key
eet teere have been no deaths from yellow
fever since that of Major W.D Frazer. Uni.
lor, on the 9Th ult -
Inc park Tom COrwin arrived at Kew West
on the LIST inst for medical aid baS;no lot
her nrSt mate from yellow fever, and sailed
The bark r. Tsilm,dge, from Cienfuesos
All hands, except the master, sick with vel.
low fever and unable to do duty two hands
died at sea.
Ticket No. 1891 drew the 500, 900 priv. 10
the Havana lottery Of the 9Th.
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PROSPECT OF CHEAP FLoUR.-The wheat
crop Of the country is now most secured, and
in excellent order. A greater breadth of land
was sown with wheat last fall than ever be-
fore, and though the yield per acre will not
equal that of last years crop, the total yield
will be much greater. The crop last year was
good one, but in one half the Northern States
1t was greatly damaged by wet, and a very
considerable portion was so badly injured as
TO be understandable. This year the crop
has been secured in the best possible condition.
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PROFITABLE MoSoPoLY.-Ane exchange says
that all the sword blades made for the Enc.
lish army are the work of four men, three of
whom are brothers. There is a secret in the
mode of manufacture. known only by these
four, and which they jeslously guard. They
select their own assistants and have the right
to discharge them at pleasure, when they do
not like them. One Of the brothers, at En-.
field, makes eighteen blades per day, for each
OF which he receives Is. Sd. His average
earnings weekly are about $50.
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ONLY ONE DAY FROM BUSINESS.

THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
Il formed that the large and safe IT.
Steamer POWHATAN, Captain.
Mitchell, having large number Of berths and ell
eganuy furnished state rooms, besides ample
cabin accommodation, will make an excursion to
the above places, leaving Washington on FRI
DAY AFTERNOON, 18th August, at O'Clock,
and Alexandria at O'Clock, arriving at Old
Point the neIt day: thence to Portsmouth, re-
manning at Portsmouth until 7 O'Clock when she
will return to Old Point, arriving there In time
to enjov bathing, the ballroom, grand serenade
by the United States military band, &C. The boat
will leave for home on Sunday at - O'Clock m
Passengers by this trip will have abundance Of
time to view that magnificent structure, Fortress
Monroe, witness the grand military Dress Parade
Troops, enjoy the refreshing Sea Breezes, De
Hghtful Bathing in the Ocean Surf or the ladies'
and gentlemen's private bath rooms attached to
the hotel, or engage In fishing, sailing, &c. At
Portsmouth abundance Of time will be allowed
to visit the Big Ship Pennsylvania, the Steam
ship Colorado, the Unite d States Navy Yard, and
other places Of interest.
The ladies' cabin will be under the charge Of
an experienced chambermsid.
A Band of Music will accompany the excursion.
Meals, Confectionery, Ice Cream, &c, fur
nished by experienced caterers at moderate
charges.
Remember the whole round trip only $3.50.
The boat will stop at Piney Point going and re
turning, for which round trip tickets will be is
sued at 81 50 each
Tickets to be had at the Piano and Music store
Of John F Ellis; at the Bookstores Of Taylor
Maury and Joe Shillington in Georgetown Of
Mr. Kidwell, Druggist; and at tine boat.
au1 I-4t
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IF In reference to the recent confagra.
tons ia West Massachusetts,, the Springfield
Republican says that the fire on Mount Holy.
oke has burned over IS to 100 acres of wood
aud timber land that is valuable. There will
probably be no more damage The citizens
OF South Hadley and Hadley, engaged in ex-
tinguishing the fire, suffered intensely from
the heat Of the sun and the FIRE, end Lorenzo
W. Lyman is now in a critical condition from
the effects of the heat and his severe Iabors,
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VINEA, COFFEE, &C.
l. 125 packages fresh TEA 80
IS bags green and white Rio Coffee RI 81 III
SIS do old yellow JAVA do -
81 boxes fresh ground do
1,2O0 pounds new HAKE FISH
50 bbls new No 3 medium MACKEREL
$50 bbls. EASTERN HERRINGS
Is boxes CHEESE
100 dozen BROOMS, assorted
80 do BUCKETS
IS boxes STARCH
40 do FANCY SOAP
IS do CASTLE do
IL, 900 pounds SAL SODA
1000 do SALERATUS
~ casks CO6NAC BRANDY, fourth proof.
from 81 so 10 SO per gallon
as boxes TOBACCO
$50 900 CIGARS
Just received, per schooner Fairfax from New
York, and for sale by
au 9.eO6t MURRAY l. SEMMES.
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New York Markets

New YORK, Aug. IL Flour has advanced;
sales of 1000 bile; good State Sc; superfne
Ohio 500. Southern has declined; sales of
!. 500 bbls standard 81 60.
Wheat is firm; sales Of 25, 600 bushels; West
ern red 81 So; Southern red 81 Sc: Southern
white 81 66; Tennessee white 81 81. Corn lie
buoyant; sales Of IS, 900 bushels; Southern
mixed 62cl yellow 64c.
Pork is quiet: sales of 200 bbls; mess
SI9.62t. Beef is dull; sales of $50 bills; re-
packed mess $40 75aSlI. Lard is steady;
sales Of $50 bbls at l3c>
Whisky is unchanged; sales Of $50 bbls ;
Ohio 2R4c
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LNURNlTURE. HOUSEKEEPING EFF.
l. fscts, Carriages, Harness, Market Wa.
2oD, &C., at Auction.-On S TU DA y
Nj . X N n q August 18th, comm encing at S
O'Clock, we will sell, In front Of our Auction
Rooms
Mahogany Dressing and plain Bureaus
DO Sofas and Chairs
Cottage, plain and other Bedsteads
Feather Beds. hair and shuck Mattresses
Cooking and other Stoves
2 Caniages In good order
1 sctt double Harness; nearly new
l Market Wagon
With many other articles unnecessary to enume-
rate, which will be sold without reserve
WALL, BARNARD & CO.,
au 4-I AuctioneeT.
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n On Wednesday, (says the Hartford
Times,) Miss Marguerite Fashey, a girl from
Windsor Locks, was committed to the Jail in
this city, by Deputy Sheriff Atwater, of Wind.
sor Locks, on an order from a Justices court,
to await her trial for infanticide at the ne 1t
term of the Superior Court. The infant IA
girl was killed few days after it's birth, by
being thrown into a privy. The unhappy
mother is only nineteen years of age She
has not yet recovered from her sicknesa
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"a, Majors OFFICE,

WAsH1NsTON, August II 1856.
NOTICE.-THE MAYOR RRSPECTFUL-
" ly notifies the citizens that they will find In
his once book In which 10 enter all complaints
off police or miscellaneous nature, and anotherin
which all complaints abou, pumps and hydrauts
may DE entered, and in the Office Of the Commits
sioner OF Health nuisance complaint book and
invites all who have sny compiaints 10 make TO
enter them In the appropriate book as briefly as
possible, and they win be promptly attended to.
au 13-3t w. b. MA6EUDER Mayor
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
OF CAMP NO. 2,
Junior Sons of America !!
MONDAY, August 1856.

MONDAY, August Is, 1856.
VVNHlS CAMP WILL GIVE AN EXCUR-
Il sion down the Potomac river. IN"
landing at Fort Washington, and &[1s
returning at a seasonable hour In the evening
The boat will leave Pages Wharf, at the foot
OF Seventh street, at ~ O'Clock; Alexandra at 3
O'Clock
weber's Cotillon Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Supper and Refreshments by an experienced
caterer.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS-admitting gentle
man and one lady; TO be had Of mem5ers Of the
Camp, at U. Boswell's Drug Srore, and at the
boat. au l2-TThS&
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on the l4th instant, after a LONG
and painful sickness, MARGARET, wife Of
Peter O'Donnoghue.
Her funeral viii take place at AZ O'Clock, on
Friday evening, from the residence Of her hus-
band, Market spa-e. (Intcopy)
Ga tn. IL b inst, Mr. WILLIAM ARCHER,
a native Of Sec tland. and an old and highly re-.
spected citizen Of this place.
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ByJAs. C MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

BY JAS. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
at the corner Of 4 ~ street nd M ain ave.
nus.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Aug.
2lst, at O'Clock, on the premises, 1 shall sell
Lots Nos % 81, and IS, situated at the corner of
AZ street and Maine avenue, with the improve
ments, consisting Of large two story brick
Building, 30 by 50, the whole subject to ground
rent Of $3.50 per annum for ten years from March
1854, with the privilege Of purchasing at SO, 600
nine, and twelve months, with interest, secured
by a deed Of trust on the property.
Sale positive. j. MCGUIRE
au I'D Auctioneer.
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WOOD AND COAL.


'IHE L EMS OF WASHINGTON
Il Will be delighted to visit the Great National
Museum, and receive the Magnificent Official
Catalogue Of the Government Free, Gratis, For
Nothing, prepared by John Vard'n. But the
stranger who wishes to see the curiosities with
Will Il Id at HUNTERS the one, at rs ard SOC.
Hundreds leave this Great Building AID do not
see half. Also, Guide to the Great Model Room,
duide TO Inventors, Printed Forms Old Govern :
ment Documents bought and sold Most any
book wanted can be procured. VIII be published
soon the Official Blue Book Of the United States
r S-A good family Carryall for sale.
au II 3t&
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FOR MOUNT VERNON AND THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION
ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.

ON TUESDAYS AND FhIUA1S.
FJNHE STEAMER THOS COLLYER WILL
Il leave Washir gton at a m, STh
and Alexandria at OK a m for the
above places The White House Pavilion Is a
grand place Of resort. The bath houses for lad es
and gentlemen is finished with every thiao 10
make IL pleasant, dne ten pin alleys, swings, sc
Gentlemen fond Of fshing win fnd perch fish
ing good at this time.
Those preferripg can take refreshments with
them. VIM. Coke will furnish dinner and re-
freshments at the Pavilion.
Fare, round trip, to Mount Vernon 81. Mount
Vernon passengers can on returning from Noun
Vernon remain al the White House all day by
paying Is cents exua White House passengers
50 cents; children half price
The second boat leaves Washington for the
White House at 2x O'Clock IN. The boat will
arrive In Washington at sunset. Try the TIP and
you will not regret 1t.
au list sAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Aug l4.-Flour ia more active;
sales of $500 bbls.; City Mills at Sc so; Ohio
is dull at the same figure, and Howard street
at Sc 62t.
Wheat is 3a5 cents better. Corn is easier
white 60a62c, yellow 50s60.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUC

tion.-On MONDAY, the I1th instant,
shall sell In front Of the premises, at o'clo D.
m, two handsome Building Lots, situated on
18th street west between T. and F streets north,
being the south half Of Lot No. Is and all Of Lot
No. 10, In Square 1i3. Part Of Lot Is fronts p
feet Il inch by 40 feet inch ,ot No. I9 fronts
Sc feet by 100 feet 1 inch the whole front is "a
feet 2K inches, handsomely located, in the imme-
date vicinity Of the Navy Department
Terms One-haH cash balance in six and
twelve months for notes bearing interest from day
Of sale A deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
au cd Auctioneer.
count Of the rain until FRIDAY, August 18th,
same hour.
au I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
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By WALL, BARNARD& CO, Auctioneers
HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS AT
Il uctio On SATURDAY AFTER
NOUN, August 10th, we will sell In front Of our
Auction Rooms, ats O'Clock, the fast trotting and
pacing Horse Burgundy, seven years old, warran-
ted perfectly sound, ard gentle and superior sad
die horse and can 90 inside three minutes, with
one OF Fiaglers best made Trotting Buggies, en-
tirely new. and Harness. Sold for no fault, the
owner having no further use for him.
A credit Of and months will be given, with
notes satisfactorily embossed bearing Interest.
WALL, BARNARD Il CO
au I2-.s Auctioneers
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,
OFFICE u. 8. PRsIrRNrIARY.D c..
WAS m roe

OFFICE U. 8. PENIrBNTIARY, d c.,
Washington, August 8, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE received
~ at this office until Monday, 18th August, 1855,
at twelve O'Clock M, for furnishing the prison
with
100 cords Of bslf-se.soned, gocd Oak Wood, Of
medium size, and free Of Top wood
20 cords good Pine Wood
SO tons White Ash Anthracite Coal The Coal
must be clean and free from slate or other
foreign substance; Z, 2i0 pounds to the ton
To be delivered on or before the first Of Octo
Der, 1885, at such places on the PeaitentiaTy
grounds as the warden may designate.
THOMAS THORNLEY,, Warden
FOR SALE-Two thousand pounds Of OAK
UNI packed Ia bales Of fifty pounds each also,
WHEELBARROWS, WRISTBANDS, and
other articles. T. THORNLEY,,
au std Warden
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~ That we keep constantly on hand gentle.
mems DRESS SHIRTS Of every quail y and
price, and made up after the latest styles and pat
terms.
We have Just received a new supply OF Shirts
with colOred linen bosoms and wristbands, com
prising the choicest patterns.
Our attention will be particularly devoted to
making Shirts to order and we confidently be.
ieve our experience in this department will en-
able us to give satisfaction to all who may favor
US with their orders Style and at guaranteed OF
no sale GEO. II ID VIII E co,
Gents furnishing Store,
jyys-H $50 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th SIS.
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Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
NHILION CASTLE MANOR FARM a

N e.
CHILION CASTLE MANOR FARM at
OPubltc MISUNDERSTANDING, SaIe az a
Salusble farm.-The undersigned, executors
cf tie last will and testament Of the late VIM
tasbv, Will sell at public auction on FRIDAY
August the Sth, at ~ O'Clock m, on III e premises
to the highest bidder that valuable farm, living
partially in Washington and Prince Gorge coun,
ty, known as " Chllon Castle Manor - Containing
In all sixty-tw acres Of land, more or less This
farm contains fair proportion Of wood and clear
ed land the latter Is row under cultivation with
choice lot OF young fruit trees The improve
nents consist Of a small Frame Dwelling House
and large well built and nearly new barn. The
place Is well watered with pump Of excellen;
water at the door OF the dwelling.
This valuable farm is distant about three miles
from the Centre Market, with an excellent road
leading to it, ard offers great Inducements TO per.
son desiring a small farm near the city.
Terms: One-ffth cash the residue in 3, 6. Q,
~, Is, Is. 81, and "a months, with interest sc.
cured by deed Of trust on the premises
II the terms Of sale are not complied with
within six days thereafter. the executors reserve
the right to RESELL at the risk and expense Of the
defauting purchaser, upon one weeks notice
III. N. Easily,
J w. EASILY,
AGNES NJ. EASILY.
Executors Of VIM. kasby, deceased
Jy4-2iw&ds &c MCGUIRE, Auct.
III The above sale Is postponed until
FRIDAY, August 18th, at IL O'Clock m, on the
premises. II. N. EASILY,
J. w. EASILY, Executors.
AGNES M. EASBY,)
au lid j.. C. McGUIRE, Auetr.