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y. =. COPRLIN,
ENORWARDlN0 80 Cso0a9tsn 0sseAaae, whole
T. ssls Aselss In 0resssss ~ PYeAsss, No. 81 10
zee, Ksohuk, iows.
n. B.-1sstlsslas aatsstisa paid - ~ Hsrwas9
.ag business. April II, lst4~-AAv
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1885 k&s
1855

1856 1885
II E8uLAR Ksokuk and 81. Louis Packets. This
old and popular line Of Steamers will run two
daily lines Of steamers between Keok uk and ST. Lou
is during the present season. The LINES are compos
I'd vt the following stAunch and speedy boats:
Westerner, Johnson, Naster.
keokuk, Mxtson, Master.
Quincy, fnew boat)
Ono of which win leave keokuk daily, At Z
o'clock. \, Vuincy 81 y, and arrive a, ST. Louis
ne ext morning, IT S o'clock.
Express Mail Line-Ths Ysrk State, Hsaight,
Master, will leave keokuk daily a,7An break Ia
on board end ccunsct At Qaincy at H. with the
St Louis Packets
Jsansie Desas, Barke, Master,
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive ~ ST. Louis next morning
These lines arr composed Of boats whose nance
alone Are suoesest guarantee Of their speed and &C.
oonaodasion. s.Assass
- PAssngers for Che east can take tAs Quiney
soa, ~ A. \, and connect as Qaincy With ooansct~
east. -
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GARBAGE MANUFACTORY
On Johnson Street, between 1st and I'd.
nY O'BRiAN 4 co, Having per- -V
ID msnently established osssivesf
In Ksokak, with IN ample supply Of S.2
the very bsst material for the man
ufActurs af Carriages, Buggies, Gigs end Hacks,
we are prepared to make all articles in our line.
in the very boststyle and Of the choicest material
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May Is, l856--dly
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sn Costooers Take Notice.
n Az Ing made ali the necessary preparations to
: msnufaetars all kinds Of Sh.es boots for La
sics and dantlemsn, and having sow ON the way .
seHy large asssrtment Of all kinds Of raw msterial
70 mAnafacture from, bough, In New York and Phil.
sIsseeaa u tAs nannfseturcrs and importevs have
nov on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
| 70 make room for the new and larss atock Of n =
material 70 arrye. All persons in want Of any
Aina ef kaated shoes for Ladies' wear can nov hare
70 save from 20 to ~ per cont and get bs,.
ter shoes than at any other house Ia the e,y ~ he
| July Sd 8 Mtgr
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SPECIAL NOT ICE TO new YORA
AND BOsTON PAssENGE1s.
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and bright,
- In the liquid light

E l. ths WateT ih eNF EIasses -
Msssrs. Moore Hooper respectfully announce Il
their friends and Patrons that they have again Isl
in operation their fountain, which dspenses Its cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar snd
juices Of most delicious fruits and flowers. vim
ters rest has spsbled Messrs. NJ. IL. 10 make sssh
improyem ents in the manufacturing process, ths
they say unhssitat,ngly 1t cannot DO surpassed b,
any Krated water in the world. Call and sstisfy
yourse Ives. Remember the place, II Main street.
.sbehoid the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear - diamond spark,
my2d In . stone basin fell. -
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A TToRNgY q LAW. vill peaslics Ia Lee apA "
"A Stjoiniss ssuntiss, and n the 6spsene Court.
O6hee with P.W. Potts., ks@Y ~ stsir, on Main
street, ~. III Aa1 lsh.
Rsfers to nsoas NS0svie, Chittssasa . o., Csi.
sam H. Csrtis, Barns kmtgsn, Coz 6Asllsy,
and Prof. J. n. oeafsTd. laAglAAly
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NEAL, ABBOT 4 co. .,............New York,
WILLIAMS, TANNER Co.. Buffalo,
TANNER, ANDREWS i Co., Chicago, SPECIAL A. gfs
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CATHARTIC PILLS

OPERATE by their powerful nfmce Tie internal
- y.sceTa T. purify the b9oa ~ stmultte Il lata
healthy aetioa- They remove the hstfnafans 81 he
stomach baygeis, liver and other of tic adY.
and. b. restoring their irregular actiota aei
wherever they exist, such deranRenets tie ast
hv Professors Physicians. and Patient shev
y 1sittti1t at%lsss *tts4s = 80 tstt.t - nc
and character t. f3rhid the sus5aon u fRtruth.
Taer certificates published u tleiean Ananae.
which the AGENTS 6eios nAmed are eased + fnfi5sa
Annexed ~ eIye l,iseoas for thef ne ii tb. com
plants which tEey have been found 90
FaR Go~TIvEs Fvs- - Take b. giHt@ such
quantity TO gently moyn the bowels eo#tveness ID
frequently the agErAsatnR cause - FIn .sd the
Of complaint Is tie of both. \ Yer4aa
feel well while under costse habit II t1dt Hence II
shaaId &c. it be, promptly relieved
FaH DYSPEPSIA. which is sometimes tie cause q
Coste aess and always uncomfortable aild desss
from one to four = to stsrsulate the stsnaeh ard
hearfbtga 5od45,srn. aud sooa Of dyspepspxf Espd-
ly disappear hen IT il gone, dsnt forget sat cured
FoR ForL srowtcH. Or Hoy1ie Taartton otft- Boa-
es which produces general dcpfessu q tie tT's and
bad health take from four eight Pills - trst. and
smaller doses afterwards until activity and s1egta Ers
restored to tie system.
Fop NpRvorssRsS, SICK HEADACHE Satsis PAN
he Souaeh, Baci y S'ae. take from four eight
pills going bed If tfey do operec sufficient
r. take the next div until they a.. These
plants will be swept out from the system Daa wear
these and their kindred disorders because stomach
il foul
Foa scnorrIA, EHysfrsLss. and 81 dss4se ~ t45
s4a, take the Pills freely and frequently. keep
bowels open Ihe ergpt5ons mIl generally s.5 sezn to
diminish and disappear Many dreadful uIce ard
have been healed up b. the purging and prfyr eaee:
othese Pills and disgusting disease aiehseepsed
to satuFate the Whole system have eufbleteR welded
tier influence. leaving the sufferer perrct health.
Patients your dats to society forbids that sasad
parade yourself around Tie world Gu cred ~th m
pies. blotehes. ulcers sores, and all aay Il tie
clean diseases Of the sSn. because ~ats
10 PURIFY THE BLoon they are the bed madeleine
discovered They should BE taken fFees and FREE
quefIy and the impurities which SOW the sess II ea
"a 81 4szf.1 F4a NJ Hrf zes4s 4F
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b rGEp Por- rfE.-Take two quarts f
pies, core and quarter. then put them into
POT 81 kettle, and sprinkle On 4 little sugar,
grated nutmeg, and pour on water enough to
boil them. Then make light saferatas
crust and roll one inch thick, Of the size Of
settle, and lay it on the apple; boil three
fourth Of an hour without cessation Pre-
pare the sauce in the same way as the
birds nest pie.-Ohio Faratr.
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Il I.essoN--A farmer III this vicinity. has
II haud 10 bushels Of wheat, which would
asye brought. few months ago Sll9o. lie
saiused ii sell 1t that time, ami i now under
he necessity II selling for nearly IRE daH-
1rfl dollars 5ese--or probably les still. The
ian ~held ca TOR higher price, than one
ol ag end seventy FIVE cents per bushel. viii
b-hlv be the "chict." mourner over the
49, III hold 81 aud growl, 1t cost 1t five
-iN Hundred dollars ! year, viii be les
Ill III \ Agricultural economy that the holder
n viii be very apt 10 remember.- Belle
.ostQ5ae O. Rep
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GtaHteE WoRas.-.Iohn Farrar. one Of
he Hest practical farmers in the State, says
.besa destructive insects may be destroyed
n tie following easy and simple way:
Break OF large leaf from the bottom Of
he cabbage, and place It on the top, upper
dc down. DO tnis IN the evening aud in
lie morning you viii find near cor quite al
he eas Oh each cabbage have taken up
heir quarters Ill Ills Leaf Take off the
igaf sad XII them or feed them to the chick
i eta place tilg leaf back il there be amy
- "a sstch"
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HAA@ CIT NarR BANNER>.-A writer IN
faa Country GtatleHaH says Il have
sueeiy ever rode in the country without
linking how much matter ct convenience
ma satisfaction would be the general adep-
I'D af this practice among the agricultural
community There Is certainly a much
reater propriety in the farmer putting
= name upon lis door, when near The road
4 upun his gate post " hen lbs house stands
lack than for persons residing IN cisieS.''
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Bush YorR IpNNroEs,--lt is just as sen
ia'a grow peas without htshing them as
tomatoes. 1oR may grow both ia a
loN !, sort al way, If you have plenty q
.aalu the ground; hut you can grow
ei.-et ts.iee as we'll upon something to sup
port t'gsa, and Tomatoes arc decidedly better
gae4a UP in tho mr. than near the ground.
Ha5ge the shade Of a mass d vines. The
a,st support fer a tomato vine Is n short
Wish set t,r1nly ii the ground. The branch
g. haEe room to spread among the limbs and
arqoft the fruit. The plan is mach better
han wing to stake and trimming, accord
ng to cur experience. We have tried both
ways rrieaHural E.rctaacc.
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90 To,.rr rar,,,a c5,,av,,,,y5;.
'',A, c.t3eL II f.r.,;ta Eara,er.
ea'7a 'lio -s,,--.r-e. ma some e,.45eri
go r,,-7o1e co,.cernipa, M. dis
men u ,.l,;.b ! he hest t,6rtian of. J,
Putea poin- q Il Wlleh = eN7 -. H. lar'
potato 20 pam - ~ y aei -
tHa afsL s1eia- - 80 -. -
F-F, .na naeil's el.s -.
', -, 80. !, .taa res.l,.ed T.
s4o3i@ "l,'eh me- -. IL.
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PaTPAEED IT
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WESTERN GRANARiEs.--We ascertain that
the following amounts OF corn are III store AT
the places named:
PEN, $4,000 bushels, Lasalle, 10000;
Ot4oua. 200, 900; Peoria. and towns between
thai II lace and Lasalle, I0U,0o0-alakns Il
total II l,0oi,Go0.
II i estimated that there is in store Al
E.ckUart 10000 hu-heia; at Morris 100,
03D, and 1t Juliet 10000 bushels
In this city tie amount Oh grain ia store
10000 bushels wheat ot,oJ0 bushels
.ess. and 1000 bushels Oats. s
Iti4 gives 100 bushels al this point
4 1fch added to the above totals would maxi
I.r6I.10o bushels. A very large portion ei
l.e esa in store mt point oa the canal ane
tllno river, is owned in this city. The
probability Is that the amount II corn in
Score below viii BE nearly double before the
Cas aue1l. and the amount in this city viii
81 eaalae be largely increased before the
opening If navigation.--C hicago Irtd4ae.
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+ ow .aa RECOGNIZED c#ts} -a relied
nm Ina zr Courts t5tfes
IN pu lse #seassseas As entirely conclusive, Hon
JOHN L. Sreuarr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10
Drs. Hunter q Williams,
Physicians for Diseases Of the Lungs,

Office 81 North Charles street, Bait.
DR. Hunter has great pleasure in announcing
that DR.. John B. Williams will henceforth be
associated with him in the Baltimore practice
DR.. Williams has enjoyed in London and Paris
long and great experience in the diagnosis
and treatment of pulmonary diseases, and for
some years has been connected with DR.. Hun
tors Office in New York.
The practice of Drs. Hunter d Williams is
confined exclusively to the treatment of chron-
10 diseases of the throat and lungs by Medica-
ted Inhalation, and the success that has at
tended their labors is sufficiently we'll known.
1t has demonstr ated not only that Bronchiti
Asthma, Catarrh and Granular Sore Throat
may be permanently cured, but that Con-
sumption in all its stages is q durable disease,
and that the direct application of remedies,
by means Of inhalation, to the seat of the
malady, instead of giving them by the
stomach, always over-taxed and delicate in
these diseases must herafter be regarded by
the profession as the only rational and scien-
tifc mode Of treatment.
Parties unable to visit the city may be
treated by espondence-medicines, inha-
ling instrument, &C., being sent 20 them by
express. In order to obtain proper state
ment of such cases, form of questions has
been prepared, which will be Forwarded by
letter
DR.. Hunter or Dr. Williams will be In
Washington on Wednesday, the 18th March
and may be Consulted by patients residing in
that city and Georgetown.
Office 260 Pennsylvania avenue, over Mrs
Voss's Jewelry Store.
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AUCTION SALES.
3 JAS. G. McsUIRE. Auctionee

JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
CLOSiNG.OUT SALE OF MESSRs.
DSnn, Brother & Con THURSDAY
ana friday, March 18th and lath, commencing
eaeh Gay al 10 O'Clock, we shall close out the re-
manner OF the extensive stock Of Furniture and
mou' e furnishing Goods, at the establishm emit OF
Dom, Brother & Co
w name In part as unsold-
Two large ana ele. ant gilt frame M,rrorx
several handsome walnut carved Sofs. covered
with brocatelle ~'' 'S'e'eu
Arm and parlcr Chairs 10 matnb
Walnut and oak Escretoires fancy Chair.
Splendid solid walnut Chamber sni,s
order in Baltimore "
Marble top Centre and Side Tables Rocker.
Superior spring seat Lounges, Ottomans
Walnut and Cherry Cottage Bedsteads
Bureaus, Washstands, Tables, Chair
Spring Mattresses, superior Feathers
Children's Carriages
Bird Cages, Hall Lanterns
Britannia, Block Tin and Japsnned Ware
Beautiful rench China and Granite Toilet Sets
Walters, China and Glassware
Clocks, Toilet Glasses, Water Coolers, &e
At II O'Clock M. on THURSDAY, we shall
sell
The superior Glass Cases
Shelving and Store Fixtures generally
Also, an excellent Iron Safe O&ce Desks &c
Terms $50 and under cash over $50 and un
der 300 credit Of 2, 4, and o months; over siOO
Gre dit OF q 4, 6. g, TO- and IL months FOR notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct
III Purchasers at former sales are requested
to call for their goods previous to the above sale
mar I'D
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE
GEORGETOWN, March 10,

0kOkGkToHN, Marcn ~, 1000.
The young folks of Trinity Church Sunday
school have for some time been preparing an
excellent entertainment, they purpose offer
ing their friends, during the Easter holidays
The Jew of Verna," The Happy Choice, :"
" The Spoiled Child" and The Sick Man,"
are the subjects they have selected for the
occasion. In "The Jew Of Verna," are re-
called some Of those scenes witnessed in Italy
during 1.-THE years '48 and 80. 1t teaches q
lesson no less true in politics than useful in
private life, viz; that the genius of nations,
like the habits Of individuals, are not easily
remodelled in day. The Happy Choice"
insulcates the maxim that happiness in life
consists in the preservation Of innocence ra.
Their than the qualification of our inoinations.
"The Spoiled Child" and a." The Sick Man,
represents some Of those domestic realities
exhibiting the pertness of the pet, and the
peeyishness Of the invalid. We wish the lit
tie folks happy time and crowded houses,
ION the 9th inst.j They deserve every en-.
enlargement from the friends of youth and
Innocence.
Coroner Thomas Woodward held an inquest,
yesterday morning, over the body Of q free
negro man by the name of James Moxley,
found dead in an old frame shed stu ated near
the eastern terminus Of Beall street The
jury, after thorough investigation of tie
case, rendered a verdict that his death was
the result of intemperance, exposure, and tho
want of proper food. This is the second one
found dead under the same roof within the
last two months, and the juryasendered pre-
cisely the same verdict in each case.
The inmates Of the Georgetown College were
started on Friday evening last by the sudden
death of one Of its oldest residents, Mr. Letter
He had been connected with it for nearly half
century. His disease is supposed to have
been an affection of the heart.
In eur list Of committees CT Saturday we
accidentally placed Mr.. White on the COM
pittss on ways and means, instead of Mr.
Sweeney.
The -four and grain markets continue firm
at our last quotations. SPECTATOR,
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BY A GREEN, Auctioneer

BY A GREEN, AuctioneeG
EXTENSIvE SALE OF FLINT GLASS.
~ China and Crockeryware, Plated Cas-.
tors, &C., at Auction.-On TUESDAY, the
18th Infant, shall sell, at my auction store No
$40 Seventh street, corner Old, commencing At 10
O'Clock N the largest and best assortment; OF
Flint Glassware ever offered for sale In this city
viX:
300 dozen pint, half. pint, one-thrd pint and gil
TunbleTs
100 dozen Ashburton, Astor, Flat Diamond, and
Webster Goblets
200 dozen Diamond, Webster, and Ashourton
Wines
100 dozen Diamond, Webster, and Ashburton
Lemonades
100 dozen Diamond, Webster and Cambridge
Champagne
SO dozen BROOKLYN, Cambridge. and hshburton
Sugars
200 dozen Diamond Ashburton Bowls, on feet
200 dozen Diamond, Ashburton and Jenny Lind
Covered Buffers
100 dozen Naples Of every description
lOO dozen Round, Oval, Octagon. Diamond Pre-
serve Dishes
100 dozen Molasses Cans Jars and Flasks
50 dozen Spoon holders Of every description
30 dozen Brass and Britannia Cap Fluid amps
II hne silver plated Cut bottle Castors
fine French China gold band q urured Tea Sets
100 dozen Stone and Granite China Plates and
Dishes
so full Toilet Sets
100 Water Pitchers, &c
Terms: Under &25 cash owe, SsS credit of2,
and months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing int est.
The above will be sold in lots to suit purct q
sers. A. GREEN Auctioneer
mar Sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10

LIZ In England the hour of dining indicates
precisely the rank. The Queen dimes at eight
o'clock, p. m; the higher nobility at seven
and half.ps the ordinary country gentle
man at six; the professional people and richer
classes OF merchants and manufacturers at
four or i've; the shop keepers at two or three;
clerks At one; working men at twelve. As a
man rises in social mportance his dinner hour
advances. Some mon of humble origin and
great luck have eaten their way from plebian
twelve all down the hours of the afternoon,
and ended glorious career by solemnly di.
hing with royalty at eight. Splendid reward
for the labor of Q lifetime
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II" AT Pekin, China, thore is a phalans-
terry called the House Of Hen Feathers, Z"
where the poor are lodged tor fifth of a
iarthing per night. 1t is simply a vast hall,
thickly strewn with feathers. Men, women,
and children all lie down together in the
beauty Of communism; an immense covering
IS then let down over the party, with holes
through which the sleepers put their heads,
so as not to be suffocated. AT DAYLIGHT the
phalansterian canopy is hoisted up, after a
signal on the tam tam to invite holders TO
draw back their heads or swing.
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IL The Great Russian R.medv.-Pr.

BONO PUBLICO.-"E Every mother should have q In
house handy in case Of accidents to the children"
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvY.
1t Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and
commented By physicians II is and sresdy
Burns Piles, Bos CorIs, felons Chbans Old
OF every knd for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Head
Nettle Rash, Bunons, Sore Nipples recommended by
nurses WEiows Sites Testers Flea Bites Spider
Frozen LAMBS sslt Rheum Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
Sore Nose, Warts and Sesh wounds, valuable
remedy and which be testified by
have used ia the city Boston and vicinity
thirty In instance will this Sslve do injury
interfere with physcians prescriptions II is made
the purest aterias from recipe brought from Russso
articles growing in that the propretors
nurses and others Who have used themselves and
mend IL to others Reddng's Russia Savs large
tin boxes stamped the with picture
disabled soldier, which picture IL siso engraved
wrapper. Price IS Cents Box. Sold at all the stores IN
town country, and be ordered any wholesale
druggist For sale at sHILLINGTONs, Agent for Wash
ngton. ian N
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wisconsin Governorship .

MADISON, Wis, March lo.-Go,ernor Bar.
SOW addressed message to the Legislature,
On saturday, denying the jurisdiction Of the
supreme Court in the matter of the disputed
governorship; protesting against its action
and threatening to resist with all mean, with.
in bis department any interference u,op his
rights The message was referred TO . com
mittee.
II The decision of the Court will probably be
rendered to-day.
Inc Democrats had meeting on Saturday,
and determined to sustain Barstow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10

AssYRIAs SCULPTURES In Bosros.-There
are new in Boston, thirteen very curious and
interesting specimens of the ancient sculptures
of Ninsveb, brought to light few years since
by the Investigations Of Layard and, Rawlin-
son. They are in an excellent state of pre-
servation. Two Of the largest are seven feet
seven inches, and the aggregate weight Of the
whole exceeds seventeen tons. The sculptures
Are ~ relief, and represent wees, apa human
fzures, sometimes With wings or eagle,s head 8
and always with the mystic basket There
10 great deal of VigCF and Ella ,orats finish in
the artistic execution Of the work,
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY. 6eors clown.
TRUSTEE'S sALEOF VALUABLE

-, RIeVeu Iropefty In Ge0rgeteWn-On
FRlDAf, eth March, at 4 O'Clock D. m we
VIII sell In front q the premises, by virtue Of a
corded, &c, from Nj. VIM. O'Brien, that two
and half story brick House and Lot, being part
CT Lot 10 Theckel's addition TO Georpstowp.
IRONING twenty three feet south side Of Bridge
feet to the property OF Mr. J. Bogue fhi. is
one OF the best business locations in Georgetown
Terms One fourth cash the deSerred nav.
ne".s Ia 0, IL ard II montes, bearing interest,
and to be secured Satisfactorily
ID, w EDNONSON. Trustee
BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY,
feb 25-eodds AuctIsne-rx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10

A CoSTRIyASCE FOB REMEDYING SMOKY
CHIxEErs,-The following method for RENE
dying smoky chimneys is recommended in the
London Critic : Arevolving fan is placed YER
tically In the opening Of small, compact,
moving cowl, fIed On the chimney top. The
gentlest current Of air sets this fan in motion.
creating an upward draught in the chimney,
preventing the return Of smoke, gaseous va
pors, DC, into the apartment, and also the
falling of SCOT and rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-03-10
LIOR sALE.-A BRICK YARD, WIFI

EsOR sALE.-A BRICK YARD, WITH
Il five or six acres Of Clay, Kilns, Machinery,
Tools, Shedding, &c for large business Clay
dug for about two millions Brick, all conveniently
arranged. This yard Is well adapted to supply
water works and District cities. The subscribers
having other matters which require their atten-
ton, would sell on very advantageous terms.
500, zoo brick on hand for sale
Apply to WILLIAM H. EDES or ESAU
PICKRELL, Water street. Georgetown.
mar 5-eO1W
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BY A. GREEN, Auctionesr
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN RURNJ

AOUSEnOkD AND kiTCHEN RURNI.
ture at Auction On FRIDAY, the l4tb
instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a m at the
parsonage, No % north side Of east Capitol 81. :,
between lst and I'd streets east, an excellent as
sortment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofa, Secretary and Bookcase
Do SiIeboard and Tables
Do marble top Cenfe or Sofa Table
DO Hatr.ck, eaae-seat, parlor, and Rock
ing Chairs
Do Dressing Bureau, WI lnut washs:ands,
&c. ~
Fine Gilt frame Mirror. Wardrobes
Do cottage and othe- Bedsteads and Mattress
DO Brussels, ingram, and Stair Carpets, and
Mating NNA
Do Radiator, Cooking, and other Stoves
hall Lamp Stair Reds, and Window Shades
China, Glass, and Crockery Wire
fine Walnut Extension Table
With many other articles which we deem I'M.
necessary to enumerste
Terms All sums Of and under gag cash live,
S2S: a credit Of sixty and ninety days for note,
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
the aforementioned furniture is nearly new
and Of good quality, and the sale win be well
worthy OF the attention Of persons wishing TO pur.
chase good furniture. A. GREEN,
mar lU-d AuctioneeY