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A ToscE-LisHr Paocrssros-Tbe Know

ToRcE-LfeHf PRocEssfoN.-The Know
Nothings are great on displays. That of last
night was imposing and satisfactory with an
exception. Tho finest Of torch-light pr0ces-
| sions has degree of incompleteness while
lacking the essential of torches. Yet the pro-
cession was distinctly visible to the naked eye
at many yards distance, and was accompanied
wlthal by q certain luminous haze, or nebula
OF devious outline, which, when observed
through good telescope, resolved itself into
distinct objects of the nature Of political trans
parencies. At the present high price of tai
low and low ebb of HindoOism, tow wicked
| candles-ninety to the pound-are doubtless
advisable economy; but We recommend the
Know Nothings to select moonlight night
for their next pageant, that the spectators
may discern the ILLUMINATION without dam
age to the eye sight We would recommend,
too, the selection Of longer-legged boy to
carry the transparency lettered "We keep
step to the music of the Union.'' Tho fat lit
tie fellow employed last night did his best
but could not straddle quite wide enough.
We suppose the representation of the Good.
dess Of Liberty by big-headed K. N in
petticoats, was designed to illustrate that
Liberty Us understood by the Know Nothings.
why, though, are the K. Ms inevitably
Obliged to rely upon band composed or for
eigners-have they ono music in their souls?"
Another Know Nothing motto claimed atten.
ton: Z" We root" No doubt of it, but why
proclaim your propensities?
AGRICULTURE AND HORfICULrURE.-ThIs
being the time for preparing for fall planting,
We call the attention Of those who propose to
set out or renew orchards to Mr.. Joshua
Pearoe's nursery of fruit trees. Our some
what extensive experience in such matters in
duces US to recommend trees grown in this
Immediate vicinity above all others for setting
out orch ards in this neig hborhood We know,
too, that Mr.. Pearce is as reliable in all re-
spects IS my other nurseryman in the United
States. His stock is tho result of more tn an
twenty years experience and improvement in
our midst.
John Saul, too, has on hand perhaps the
finest collection Of dubious roots Of every de.
scription ever for sale in Washington. Horti.
eulturists among US should, by all means, in
spect them, even if not disposed to purchase
There Is no other real comfort and luxury SO
cheap as these derived from flowers prod uced
from dubious roots, SO fragrant and ornamen-
tai.
METROPOLITAN Hook AND LADDER CoNPA.
NY-The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday
says:
"At IL O'Clock, yesterday morning, the
Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company, of
Washington took their departure for Peters
burg by special train. The proceedings there
are described by our correspondent They re-
turned to Richmond last night, were received
by Fire Companies and 8, escorted to La
fsyette Hall, and sumptuousy entertained
To-day, Companies and 7 will give the guest.
dinner, after which No. 6 will take them in
charge and continue the Inequalities. The
Metropolitans contemplate leaving for Wash
ingtOn tomorrow morning"
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EARM FOR sALE-FOR SALE. AFARM

k\AkM FOR SALE-FOR SALE, ALARM
OF ABOUT ffty acres, situated In Alexandria
county, virginia, six miles from Alexandria and
tne same distance from Washington city and hree
ana half miles from the Georgetown Aoueduct
IL mas on II very comfortable and convenient one
ana naif story Cottage built house, containing
SIX rooms, with kitchen adjoining, with covered
porticoe The front one 80 feet by l2, and the
BACK one IA by u feet. Also, good house for
farm hands. Ice house, spring house, meat and
store houses one Of the largest and most con
venlent barns In the county root cellars to con-
tain perhaps $500 bushels Of roots for winter feed
Ing OF stock and, indeed every other conven-
ience Also, the best and probably the largest
assortment Of fruit trees In the county, con.
sisting Of the choicest varieties Of pples Peaches
Standard and dwarf Pears, and imp owed Cherries
For some years past every possible effort has been
moae to improve this farm, and much Of 1t Is now
under high state Of cultivation, no REASONABLE e
expense having been spared to enrich it, Its up
land meadow Is equal In product vensss to any in
the State 1t should yield next season In all.
twenty tons Of hay. The place is well watered, and
Is certainly the most desirable small farm for sa
In the vicinity Of Washington. TIE only reason
the owner has for disposing Of 1t is his desire to
cultivate large far in the interior Of the State
For Dairy man and Marketing farmer or Nurse.
lyman, or for the rural residence Of person doing
business In Washington, the place offers greater
advantages to purchasers than any other IN this
region Apply at the Star Once for further infor-
nation. oc,6t tt
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SIMPSON HOUSE,

Southeast corasr of 10tk st and PeHna aceare
WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is HAPPY TO IN
IL form tie soJourners and residents Of "A
Washington that be hf spared No expense >..0
In fitting up his well known establishment <XA
and Is now prepared IL acrommod ate all who may
favor MIN with their patronage on tbs most reaS-
enable terms, ard in true PbilaoelT hia style--he
having recently re moved from that city. Gentle
men car be furnished with Rooms reasonable
terms, and they can either Breakfast, Dine, or
sup in " ont OF the house, and will only be
charged for such as they may oder
The Subscriber proposes to furnish Meals TO
those who NAV wish. on the European system,
end strangers and citizens may rely upon the
character 81 lis Par and Table 6'Hote
&C L. I'm WM. SIM HON, Proprietor
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baltimore INksts

BALTIMORE, OFT. "a Flour Is unchanged
and business transactions are limited on sc-
count of the small supply; Howard street and
Ohio are firmly held at 81. and CITY Mills a.
S6.s7s. The foreign news had little OF no o.
feet upon hresdstuffs. ,,a.s.,
Wheat offerings are large with an eenSe
demand: sales Of red at 81 94ssl %, ana
Whit at 81 5sssI 65-both kinds eooa 70
prime Corn is frmer; sales OF yeiioW 81 OIL
a65c and white at 64soa;.
Whisky il heavy.
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IL Watches, JewsIry and silver ware,

have nov on hand .ull stock tf most fashouab
styles OF rich gold Jewery also, large
superior gold and silver Watches ing
I'm my I'm shop every variety OF Silver Ware such
S>Cons Forks. Ladies' cake aud p. Knives salt
aui olive SpOonr; Napkin Rings Pitchers, Tea Setts
from solid sterling silver offer tor sale at
rates than goods Of the quality been sold IL
in this city No 3ss suue
eisu Of tue large spread eagle. H. o. HOOD
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TO A l. E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
L House, on 10th street, only two or three doors
from Pa avenue. Its central location renders Il
very desirable dwelling for persons engaged in
business. The froyt room might be used as
show room foy Millinery, or fitted up for La.
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimming store Its
proximity to the avenue would make II a good
stand for any neat business. Apply to w. LEN
OK, or at Mrs. Lenox's, On T., between 10th and
l1th streets. au17H
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$500 REWARD.

II ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
~ living in tie village Of Nottingham, -
Prince George'scountv, Maryland, on Mon X
day night, the 18th instant, NEGRO GIRL ISSp
MARIA, who calls herself Maria Chew ~
she Is about eighteen years Of age, about four
Feet ten or eleven Inches high. she Is very like
ly, ana has pleasant smiling face She has a
remarkably fine suit If hair for one Of her color,
and Is, altogether, ane looking girl.
will give the above reward of one hundred
dollars Tor her apprehension-no natter where
Unsupported she is brought home to me or Sc
cured In Jail, so that get her again
THOMAS q. TURTON
Nottingham, Sept 10, lSJ6-se Il-tf
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Marine Collision

Boston, Oct. 24.-The brig Eastern state
hen.e for Georgetown, ID. c. came in ,lllslon
yesterday with the blig selma from rn'lade,
phic and was cut down to the waters sdge,
She was afterwards asto-e on the oea 10
Sei.uata HarbOr.
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TIE WEArHER.-RaRge of the thermometer
frcm Friday noon, October IL. to this morning :

Average height of the Thermometer in the
mornings from 18Th to oath October, inclusive,
43o O5'
Note New moon Tuesday, Oct 18th, be-
tween and d. u. b.
GEORGETOWN, Oct "a, 1855.
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Pennsylvsnia Election.

HARRISBURG, 0,t. 23.-The following sra
the footing up Of the oficial returns Of all the
counties in this State except Elk and Mcksan
| counties: Scott, Democrat, PIP $40; Coeb-
ran. Union, 209, l47. Democratic minority
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BY WALL, BARNARD & co ,Auctioneers
GLASSWAH CHINA SETT, FURNI-
~ turc. Feather Is eds, carpets, stoves, &e ,
at Auction.-Un SATURDAY MORNING,
October 9Th, we will SELL IN front OF our auction
rooms, commencing at O'Clock very large as
so:tTDent Of Glassware, &c on account Of Wnom
1t may concern:
glassware, large assortment
Mahogany Chairs and Bureaus
Bedsteads, Chairs and Tables
Feather Beds and BEDDING
Carpets, large assortment
Cook Stoves, Crates and Tin Plate
With many other articles to numerous To me n =
ton all Of which will b sold without re.e.se
WALL, BARNARD Il CO,
OcI Auct!onPers.
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NOTlCE.-WHEREA ON THE 23d OF
Y o tober last, Land Warrant No. q, 2i9 for
100 acres. issued to Zachariah Shaw, under act Sd
March, 1855, was mailed at Woodsfeld, Ohio, TO
h u. FAINT, Washington, ID. c., and was not re-
ceved by him, and is supposed to be lost stolen
from the Mail, notice is hereby given that appli
cation will be made to the Commissioner Of Pen
sions for a duplicate Of said warrant
JOHN EDWARDS,
&C g. Few Attorney for Zachariah Shaw
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BYJAS. G. McGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TRUSJEE'S SALE SMALL FRAN,
u HOU&e and In I'm l.la 10

mouse and Lot On the lsla nd 49, On TU ES-
DAY AFTERNOON, November 4tb. NJ dx
o'ciock, on the premises shall sell by virtue Of
dsed OF tust, dated September 10th 1855, and
'culy recorded among the land records for W ash
lngtoh county, the following desiri0ed property,
viz: Those parts OF Lots Nos 40, a., and as IN
tne subdivision Of Square 465. beginning for the
same on south stree: 30 feet inches west OF II
soutt east corner Of Let No 43, and thence with
thence east Is feet, thence south II feet 10 II e
Pace OF beginning, with the improvements, con-
slsnhg OF two story frame dwelling -Loue
ne above property is situated OF south T., be
tween 9th and 9TH streets west
%, Iems One-third cash the residue In and
IL months, With interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the premises.
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee
oc 2i-eodos JAS. G.. MCGUIRE Auct
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III Medicinal Liausrs.-

Old Hennessey Brandy very superior.
Old Port Wine. pure juice, Imported for iuvs Ids
Old Sherry wiae.
Old Rye Whiskey, warranted over ten years old
Fors 10 ia demijohns and bottles at
GlLMiN'S Store,
&C 28-lw Pa
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Steamer Sunk

NEW YORK, Oct. % The steamer Hero, Of
-, nnnos;tion line between Boston and New
III sunk in Providence river last nigh. &c
1;yaa were lost.
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BY Z GREEN, Auctioneer

by = VNEEN, AuCt1Ont6f
EXrEssIV SALE OF VALUABLE
~ Building Lots, comprising whole
Square, at Auction.-On THURSDAY, tie
23d instant, shall sell IN front OF the premises
scribed property, viz: All Of Square No. AL.
subdivided In IS handsome building lots, fronting
on 9Th and 7th streets west aud and + streets
north.
The sale viii commence on eth street Title in
dist utable, direct from The Government Pla;
can be seen at my room
Terms Une-ffh cash balance In ore, two
three, four, and five years, the purch to give
noses for the deferred payments, bearing interest
from the day of sale.
A deed given and deed OF trust taBen.
Oc I'd A.GREEN, Auct..
ID The above Sale is unavoidabIy Post.
po ed until WEDNESDAY the 29.h inst same
hour and place.
oc2i A. GREEN. Auctr.
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IEDlCAL CARD

MEDICAL CARD.
TAR RI pERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
- pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants Of Washington aid
vicinity. 90,
Office and Residence on street, No. 1873, be.
tween goth and 2lst streets.
NIB Homeopathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, For Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Towel
com plants DC &c. Sc 3-3m
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SUPERIOR TOILET DRY GOODS.
lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
AND ON SALE:
c,rton containing an elegantly embroidered
Coveriet On Crimson Satin, with gorgeous
Tassels to match This is, without exception
the most magnificent and novel article Of tie
kind offered In this city.
Also, bales superior French and Edinbureh
Blankets, In ali sizes, from the smallest siz ID
Crib to the largest sized Bed.
5U Dresden, Turkish, and Marseilles Quilts foI
tribs, single and large siz:d Beds, colored and
50 pieces 4 fo-4 H. - 4, and ID pure Rus.
sia Irish, Barnsley, and Scotch Linen She citing
50 dozen B, 40, As and 50 inch fine and heavy
Richardson's make Pillow and Bolster Case
Linens
2 cases Russia Basket, Huckaback, Albert, Barns
ley, Silecia Damask, Irish do, heavy and fine
Porcelain do, very soft and absorbent cheap
l case Russia Crash and German X oil do
10 dozen patent Busters, a very desirable article
III do Sponge Towels, which for hotels
and families are especially useful, the world
over, and FOR cleaning windows or Iannels OF
carriages, &c, are untqualled
ALSO
In superior Table Linens we have stock which
Tor purity OF composition, perfection In make
weight and strength Of fabric, and beauty CT de
sign, cannot be surpassed Ly anv other stock al
retail In the country, among which may be found
and Irish manufacture:
IA by IA up to 20-4, and 10-4 UP to 30 4, and
ga by 8 4 up to ga by 124 Silecia Damask very
heavy and cheap
104 1874, and 1874, In pieces which will be cut
up to order Tie only objection to these goods
Is they are too good
Also, beautiful Overlays, Tray and Table Nap
fins to mat b, from 81 50 per dozen up to $40
Also. l case OF superbly. beautiful Covers for C
and octave and grand Pianos. In proper shape;
the cOlors and de 1gns Of which are rich, and
will be sold cheap, and table Covers TO match
Also, "a green, crimson, and claret colored
French Cloths for Plano and Table Covers and
variety Of Satin Brocatel BorderIngs to trim
them.
As we now devote our whole timeand attention
exclLsi .elv to the buying and selling Furniture
Dry Goods alone, se-keepers, hotel keepers,
and agents for steamboats, may at all times rely
upon being supplied with nothing but sue goods
as have the credit Of real merit to quality and
taste The prices are warranted as low as the
lowest Of any section of the country
&C 2O-eO3w CLAGETT, DODSON & CO.
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REGISTERS OFFICE, October l6, 1856.
no ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN,

Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Il Notice is herebv given that licenses issued to
taverns, retailers or spritcous and fern ented IL
quois, wines, cOrdials, &C groceries, drv goods,
hardware. medicines, periumery, watches and
iewelry; lumber, wood. coal, ard commits ion
merchants; also keepers Of hackney carriages
and omnibnses, billiard tables, ten-pi1 alleys,
and confectionery, an for hawking ard peddling,
and dealers In cd iron, brass, copper, &c will
expire On Monday, the Sd dav Of November next,
and that sad licenses must be renewed at this
office within ten DAYS after that time
SAM'L r DOUGLASS.
&C 16-tNov3 REGISTER
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer-

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
MIXTURE N ID HOUSEKEEPING
u Euscts At Public SaIe.-On TUESDAY
MOkNlNG, October 18th, at 10 O'Clock, AT the
residence OF VIM p. Howell, conner of 9th and
streets, shall sell the Furniture and House
bold Effects, comprising
Mahogany hair spring Sofa and Rocker
Walnut carved Parlor Chairs
Marble-top Sofa Table, fancy Tables
Gflt-frame French plate Mirror
Superior Venetian Blinds, Engrayings
Mantel Vases, gilt Candelabras
Parlor, Chamber, and Stair Carpets
Oilcloth. RUgs, Rods and Eyes
Single and double Bedsteads, Wardrobe
Dressing and plain Bureaus, washst nds
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Mattresses
Lounge, cane-seat Chairs. Window Shades
Dining Tables Refrigerator
Britannia Tea Set, China snc Glass Ware
Table Cutlery, lot OF Jelly and Pickles
Cooking Stove, Tn Safe
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms: S25 and under cash over that sum a
credit Of 60 and 80 days ot satisfactorily
notes, bearing interest
r. S.-The House, which contains ten pood
rooms. with brick carriage house &c. Is for sale
or rent Inquire on the premises
oc2t-d JAS. Z. Mc6UIRE, Auct'r
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nOUBLE PLATED AND BRITANNIA
IL WARE Just received at my Ware ~
rooms, No. $50 Seventh street large as ~
sortment Of
Double plated Tea Sets
Castors, Spoons, Forks, Ladies, &c.
ALSO
Britannia Tea Sets, Casters, Cotees, Teas
Sugars, Creams, Ladies', Mugs, spoons, &c
Of very fine quality and at unusually low prices.
oc ll-eoaw =, 81 N M. McGREGOR.
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T OSr.-ON MONDAY, TIL E20TH, in THE
IL Circle near Georgetown, a bunch Of CHARMS,
Consisting Of a large Gold Cross, several small
Crosses, az the Dsguerreotype likeness Of gen
tieman II the lady who was seen to rescue them
from ii tie girl, win bring them TO 2O3 q street,
between 18th and 10Th, she will confer great IA
vor, and be satisfactorily reward d. &C 81
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AUCTION CARPETINGS. &c.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Philadelphia Auctions, large lot Of CARPET
ings, Oilcloths, Rugs and Mats, which we can
sell at very low prices.
w EGAN & SON,
No. 800 south side Pa av bet Oh and 18th SITS.
&C 2l-6t Intel I
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NOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME Par.
l. lors and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs
SMITHS, 233 street. aov27-U
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AUCTION eALHs

MARSHAL'S SALE.-IN VIRTUE m
WI two writs Of Fieri FacIas issued nor, ~.
Cierk's once OF tue Circuit Court OF the District
OF Columbia for the county Of Washington, ND ~
me directed, shah expose at public sale for cash
In front ofthe Court house door Of said county. on
SATURDAY, the sth day Of November next, Isss.
at IL O'Clock m, one Pew In Trinity Church, Nc.
Is, In the city Of Washington, ID. c., seized and
levied upon as the property Of Samuel Chase Bar
ney, and VIII be sold to satisfy Judicials No "A
and %, TO October term, 1856, John o. Holste ad
ana samuel and Henry Kirk, cs. Samuel Chase
barney. ID. HOOVER,
oo 23-ts Marshal for DIatricf of Columbia
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SMITHSONIAN Institute LECTURES The
lectures at the Smithsonian Institute will
commence on the 18th of December, Professor
LecOnte, Of South Carolina, leading off with
one or more lectures on one Of the most i'm
portant subjects in practical geology.
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DUTCH BULBUS ROOTS.
TNuR VJNnERGIGNED HAS UST XII

DUTCH bULbUS nOOASs
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE-
l. ceived his annual importation OF Dutch ~
Flower Roots, direct from the growers In
HARLEM, Holland, consisting Of double and@~
single Hyacinths, double aud single Tulips,
NaTcissus, Lilies Spani.h Iris, Crocus, Ranun.
culus, Anemones, Crown Imperial, 6ladiolus
Suowdrops, &C., In great variety. The bulbs are
large and Of the finest quality; far superior to
what are usually sold at auctions, which are moth.
ing more than the third OF fourth icullins Pri.
ces are as usual, extremely low.
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Warehouse 1896, corner 7th and streets.
&C .2-eOSt
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20 600 PE.CH TIRE

30 900 PE.CE TREES.
A TEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
"A sale at my Nursery, near Washington akE.
The above trees are ali Of fine growth, andR ~
Of the hest select fruit. -
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL
EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TRES
&C % JOSHUA PIERCE.
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
'6kUSTEE's SALE or DESIRhBIF

Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionee,.
'HNUSTE E's SALE or DESIRABLE
Pennsylvania avenue.-On WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, October 9Th, at Ak O'Clock, on
The premises by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated
november 5th, 1855 and duly recorded in l.ioer
} A s.. No 10i, folos 2Se, &c one Of the lard
records for Washington county. the subscriber
will sell the north half Of Lot No 10, in Square
I93, fronting ~ feet inches on Twelfth street
west, between e and ID streets north running
back 100 feet 20 rs foot alley, with the Improve
ments, consisting OF a convenient and well built
Brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One half cash. the residue in ard
II months, with interest, satisfactorily SEQ ured
JOS. b. TATE, Trustee
se2l-eC&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct
The purchaser at tie above sale having failed
to comply with the terms thereof the property
VIII be retold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DC
toDer 3tsf, ut y O'Clock on The PREMISES
To Insure compliance with the terms O. sale
payment OF 500 will he required az the time
sale, falling In which the property will be !mme
JOS B. TATE, Trustee.
&C. eoads JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
JAS C MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE SALE or REAL ESTATE
IL and Valuable Wharf Property at ard
near the south end of 7th street west under
deed OF trust BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated
May ], 1854, ard recorded In Liber J A. s No
%, folios s. 9, It seq shall proceed TO sell on
MONDAY, the Is; day Of December next, at Il
O'Clock nj at public auction, to the highe bid
der, all thstproperty lying in the city Of Wash
iugtoa, ID. c known In the plat Of said city as
square numbered Az, together with the improve
menis thereon, excepting certain lot Of g'ound
therein belonging to the heirs Of the late Simon
FIazier;) the entire wharf property lying west OF
Id tquate, (412, known as PSge's wharf proper
tyi tue whole OF square AL, in said city and
10 So, 4 5. and g, in Pages subdivision OF square
3po The property will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, the steamer George Page, now plying be
tween Washinet ton and Alexandria
Terms will he made known al sale
Sale win commence on the " harf west Of ,ouare
472. All conveyancing at the cos: OF purchasers
IL the purchaser or purchasers should fail 10
comply with the terms of sale within five days
thereafter the Trustees reserve the right to resell
at their risk and expense
JOHN Il. FENWICK
RICHARD WALLACE ( trustees
&C 24-eOd&ds JAS G. MCGUIRE tuct,r
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GEO. IL. VARNELL,

T L " e IL
No SD noYth side La. ace bet: Sta a.d TN SITS:
WISHES TO SAY TO HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public generally that he Is prepar, d at
all times to execute work in his line at the shortest
notice. &C 1-lm
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STRAYED On THE 18th OF OCTOBER,
- q sorrel bob tail HORSE, with a scar a.
on his back from the saddle. Any person AoN
leaving the horse or any information CT him al
Burch's Stable On lith street, or at VIM. Chop
pins Carpenter Shop on 18th street, will he lber-
atty re Sarded &C 213t&