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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Autioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Autioneer
FXCELLENT FRAME HOUSE ON 4th.
- between and q streets north, at Auc.
uon.-On WEDNESDAY, the Both instant, I
snail sell In front OF the premises, at61 O'Clock
p m, good and nearly new frame house, being
NO gag, on ath, between + and G streets north
with the lot on which II stands, In square No
oAo TIE house contains good and conveniently
arranged rooms, with other Improvements on the
iot Terms az sale. A. GREEN,
JyEI-eO06os Auctioneer
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Baltimore Nsrketa

BALTIMORE, July 22.-Flour 10 active; sales
of !, 500 bbls.; Howard street and Ohio are
firm at Sc Is; new City Mills is in demard at
81 for future delivery.
wheat has declined Ease, but prizes are
TOO unsettled to give correct quotation. Corn
Is very Irregular; white is selling at 6Qa65c.,
yellow Rla62c -
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Bv JAS. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
Il Bakery. and Lot IN the Islaud- vi,

Bakery, and Lot on the Island.-By vir
tue Of deed In trust, bearing date on the 22d
August, le5i recorded In liber j. A. s No. IS,
foliOs l4l, ct seq the subscriber will SELL at pub
lie sale, on MONDAY, the 4th Of August, 1855,
toy O'Clock p m, on the premises, parts Of lots
Nos. "a and 25, In square No 539 fronting IS feet
on south street. by 66 feet inches on Sd street
west, with the Improvements, which consist of a
weil-built and comfortable two-stor frame Dwell.
ling House and Bakery.
The above property is situated in rapidly i'm.
proving part Of the city and offers very favor
able opportunity to persons desiring to obtain a
residence or place OF business, or 20 invest
Terms OF sale: One third oash and the bal
ance In q, and IL months, for notes bearing
interest secured upon the property and If not com.
piled with In five days after the sale the property
will be resold, upon one weeks notice, atthe risk
and expense Of the purchaser
All convey ancing az the expense of the purchas-
er CHAS. :. WALLACE, Trustee
JAS. e. MCGUIRE.
Jy ll-2awads AuctoneSr
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IL What is it For-This wood. Hair

kESTORATINEf-ls question ssked daily by hundreds
We answer without hesitation fear coutr.dcto tst
X is the only article known which will ~ prou.-s Tor
the human hair IL will grouth-it VII ston ffs
siling-t viii restore ts color IN IL not g.r
Dye but speedy and ecscious Restorative Trial bottles
81 pnt ga quarts g. Read the on the ourt
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The Allison Murder Tie,

CINCINNATI. July 2l.-wiliam Arrisop va.
to-day convicted Of manslaugh liter on the third
trial for causing the death Of Mr.. Allison bv
an internal machine about two years since
Great dissatisfaction is expressed MIR ,si,
strange verdict The sentence will be d.fs,'
red and he will be put on trial for the muir.
der of Mrs Allison. Application will be ma de
for changing the venue to another county.
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refrigersn: sad laxative used on emit
nents OF Europe and America Manufactured daily soda
fountains OF new and highly approved
choice lot OF Havana Cigars, with fsI supply
tnmery Hair Brushes, '7mb shaving Toilet
Goods generally just received of direct importation a.
lLAAN's New Drug Store, $50 Penn ylvsniA avenue.
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GOOD INVEST MENT.
On 000 DOLLARS OF THE CITY

On 000 DOLLARS OF THE CITY OF
SOSOOO Sheboyan, (Wisconsin) Coupon
Bonds, eight per cent interest, payable in New
York. These Bonds are abundant secured, be-
Ing guaranteed by the ShebOyan and Mississippi
Rail- Road Company in addition to the faith Of
the city Of Sheboyan, having been ISSUED to aid
In the construction Of said Road
We invite capitalists to call aud examine the
statistics and condition of the city CT Sheboyan,
and the character Of the investment.
Also, Alexandria Coupon Bonds; and Corpora.
ton Of Washington Stock, for sale by
SWEENY, RITENHOUSE, FAINT, CO,
jy 17-eo1w Bankers
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COFFlNS-COFFINS.

M WHITE, SOLE AGENT OF FISK,S
Nls AIR TIGHT METALLIC
COFFINS for the city Of Wash GEs
ington, begs leave to inform the HaAS&A-Ssa-
public that he has now on hand a large supply Of
ali sizes and near the shape Of wooden collins
and that they can be sold as low as Wood Collins
NO q5I Pa. avenue, near Sd street. iYlgeolm*
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WAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VERY DIES


Il rable Brick Dwelling house on Tenth,
near Z street-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, July 23d, at O'Clock, on the premises,
by virtue Of deed Of trust, duly made and ne.
corded. the subscriber will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, the north half Of Lot
numbered Is, In Square numbered 347, having a
front OF about rs feet on Tenth street west be-
tween and r streets north, running back that
width 100 feet inch to an alley, together with
the buildings and Improvements, consisting Of a
handsome thrse-story and basement Brick Dwell
ling, containing In all twelve rooms, finished In
the most superior manner, with water and gas
throughout, There Is also attached Stable and
Carriage house
The buildings Were erected by an experienced
builder Ior his own residence, and no ex pense was
spared In the erection 10 make them comfortable
ana substantial The present occupant time ex-
plres In September L, 1856
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue In o, IL,
and Is months, with interest, secured to the sat-
isfaction o! the Trustees
SAMUEL REDFERN, Trustee.
jy IO-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE, Auctr.
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rIDER VINEGAR

rIDFR VINEGAR
~ Fifty (5O) bbls. pure juice Of the apple, for
sals. Apply at Locust Hill Farm, 9TH st read,
ne the drst toll gate. jy 17-1w#
"IRE DISH COVERS. FLY BRUSHES,
w Feather Busters, Baskets, Satchels, Carpet
Bags, &C, at the House furnishing Store 400 eth
street. Jy17 g. FRANCIS.
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MARRIED..

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Andrew 6.
MARY JANE LYNCH, both of this city
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
y OF WS.STOR RRICk Haue.

AhbE VF n "E.SIOKF BRITh HOB Sc
~ on the tsland.-On WEDNESDAY Eve
MING, the 23d instant, al o'clock, will sell on
the premises. part Of Lot rs, in square 23I a two
story Brick House, contain ng SIX rooms and
k1tchen, and wood house. all In good condition,
containing about 1909 feet o. ground
Title indisputab'e.
The property Is situated on 1ith st between
b and streets, Island
Terms: one-third cash the balance In 6 and
IL months
jy16-6t A. GREEN. Auct
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
81 aoUsE PRINTING TELEeRAPR.
Non-Arriyal Of Stesmers

~ FORK, July 22-l p. Up to this
nout mere are no signs of the European stear1-
ers, Inc Persia is now In be eleventh dav.
and the Ericsson in her fourteenth dsy cut
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NOTICE,

EEN WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
~ LEE JONES have removed their office to
70 sos, h street, between Sd and 4th streets
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court Of the United States and all other courts
held In the District Of Columbia Gen. Walter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tice, will unite with him aud do his best to ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other needful and
proper exertlors. iy 5-3m
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7 ADIEA' RIDING PONY.-FOR SALE,
IL at the Union Hotel Stables, thor- -
ough-bred, spirited, but gentle riding xfe~
pony, OF fine style and only three yeas &
old. Price very low Also, l North -A-X
ern Horse, quick, gentle and thoroughly broken
to harness or saddle Also, one Buggy and Har
ness, and one pair Of bay carriage Horses, thor
oughiy broken to harness or saddle good STYLE
and action spirited and very gentle, suitable for
family purposes All to be sold very low AID
ply to HIRAM WRIGHT, Union Hotel Stables,
Georgetown. iyl7-Iw
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PoToNAc PAVILION, JULY6.
NOT c K Excursions BY STEAM
~ boat between the 9th OF July and 18th Of Sep
TENDER being offensive to my patrons, duly give
notice that they will no longer be permitted to
land. w. w. DIX,
jyS-2w Proprietor.
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7 EVER'S NEW NOVEL-MARTlNs Of
~ Cro' Martin, by Charles Lever; 62x cents
Helen Lincoln, tale, by Carrie Capron; 75c
History Of the American Bible Society," by w
Strickland, ID ID with an Introduction by DR..
Rice, Of Cincinnati; $50
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
jy l2-tr Bookstore. near 9th street.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,


GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
CCsurt of Fishing Tackle, Seines, Boats
&e., ut Auction On WEDNESDAY, the 23d
July, 1856, shall sell, by order Of the Orphans
Court, the fishing tackle, &c, belonging TO the
estate OF Thoms W. Perkins, deceased Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock a m, at the residence Of
Mr.. Henry Perkins, al Blue Plains, known as the
head Of Frazier, about four miles from the Navy
Yard bridge, near the Potomac, consisting Of the
following articles, viz:
large new Seine, Ropes and Corks
Seine, Ropes and Corks, which has been used
keel bottom Boat, wiohI0 Oars
Scows, Look out Boats
Capstans, new reams, 2 Lanterns
% Tin Cups, Pots, Ovens, Kettles, Buckets
Lot Carpenters Tools, Chest, Wood Bowls, &c
Terms: All sums OF end under $50 cash; over
$50 and not exceeding 800 credit Of 80 and
80 days; over 500 2, D. and months for notes in
all cases Of credit, satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest from day Of sale
MARY A. PERKINS, Administrative
" l5-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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pure ring water for sale, either as 1t is or iv-
sIabi- In the city. apply at Locust Hin farm,
9Th street road, near the nrst toll gate jy l7lws
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BLACkISTONE's PAVILION.


THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
l. open on the I'd day OF July for the &C -
commodation Of visitors. The subscriber c.0
has engaqed a first rate Coalition Band forX
the season. and with his large and spendid Ball
ROOM offers vast ind dement's 70 the lovers OF the
dance his table will be constantly supplied
with all the Injuries OF the Potomac, and his Bar
with IL choicest liquors
This is known TO be one Of the healthit Of places
on the river, being situated between Blackistones
and st Catharine's Islands.
There will be a celebration on the 9th az Julv
and BAH and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs
day, gath July, Thursday, 9TH August, and Thurs
d " 2ist OF August
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers
during the waierins season on Tuesdays and Fri
ysgoiag down, and will stop for passengers on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, on her return trips
The steamer Columbia will also land p ssensers
On Wednesdays going TO, and On Sundays re-
turning from Baltimore
Board-Sl per day for a week or longer si rs
less than a week
je 25-am GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE.
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TINE PRISDN OF wELTEvREDEN
Il and the East Indian Archipelago, by Capt.
Gibson, volume Of 4s6 pages, and many engra-
wings, oae dollar
jylS FRAN6K TAYLOR.
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GAUZE MERINO SHIRTs-FOR GEN
~ uemen, with long and short sleeve, Of all
sizes, ranging In price from IS cents up. full
assortment win be found at LANES
Cents Furnis hing Store,
jylS 42l Pa avenue
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nUTOMAC HERRING.

L 100 bbls No Potomac Herring, packed q
presSly for family use.
In store and for sale low by
WILLIAM M. CRiPPS,
81 Louisiana avenue, ietween 9th
lie 25-soi2i Ad 7th streets.
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LARCENY, &c.-Justice Hollingshead dis.
posed OF the following cases yesterday Mary
Z. Gray, larceny Jail. Ann Williams, pro-
family, fine and costs. Robert Williams and
Amelia Williams, assault; security for peace.
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out to-day. -
WATCH RETURNS William Rawlings col.
drunk and profanity fine and costs. Fran
els b lgar, drunk in the street; workhouse 30
days Patrick Riley, do. Alexander Jack
son, resisting an officer, security for court !;
Alfred Lomax, threats; security for peace.
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w, n
ferred
The point having been argued by counsel,
the Court decided that the distinction In ade
was rather NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of words-than
otherwise.
Witness The whole struggle of the three
men tended to press the one man toward tho
door; considered Herbert's situation preca.
rious when witness went to them; no person
dressed in white interfered to separate the
parties; observed dust On the lower portion of
his clsthes, and the upper part Of them COM
pletely ruined by molasses; thinks he did not
90 to the prison with Herbert, but is not posi-
tive; from 1851 to 1854 had particular occasion
to know Herbert as member Of the State Le-
gislature at Benicia, and 10 a corrupt Legisla.
ture Herbert's character stood unblemished
as a modest, unassuming, upright man IA
pistol was shown witness which he thinks is
the one used by Herbert Had been very
intimate with Herbert in California, and was
In his room the evening before the occurrence,
when Herbert come up and took the pistol and
put 1t in his pocket; the only pistol about
Herbert's room was a French parlor pistol.
MIR. Preston objected to witness repeating
what Herbert said.
The Court decided that the witness could
give the expression accompanying the act of
taking up the pistol
The witness testified that Herbert said as he
LOOK up the pistol, am going out tonight,
L believe I'll take this with me-"
Cross examined Has known Herbert be-
tween six and seven years; his general rep
uta'ion was that Of peaceable man; the home
OF witness is In Benicia, some twenty-eight
miles by water from California; Gardner told
witness 1t was his pistol; he knew there was no
other pistol in the house but French pa ror pis-
tOl; knew this, because they had been shooting
before, and Graham and Herbert told him so;
witness believes that Gardiner has left Cal.
ifornia and resides now ia Alabama; did not
see the pistol fred; heard it fred
Robert Sch,cartse was called in, and wit
ness was asked if he saw Schwartze in Will.
lards' Hotel on that morning; witness replied
that he did not; will swear that Schwartze
was not in the dining-r room that morning
A sharp controversy arose here between Mr..
Preston and Messrs Walker and Bradley in
regard to the examination Of this witness.
The Court thought the excitement was
l.eedless; thought they had better proceed
little more smoothly.
Col MeKay.-Did not see Schwartze that
n,crning A person was here seen attempt
ing to hold conversation with members OF the
Jury, for which he was severely reproved by
Mr. Preston There were three persons in
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION Delegates from
various parts of the country, representing
branches Of the order known as the Temple
of Honor, are now in this city for the purpose
of holding convention to consider the ints-
rests of the order and the temperance cause
We are informed that the convention will be
organized Tomorrow if q suitable hall can be
obtained
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For COURT Thomas Ginnity was arrested
yesterday by Watchman II. s Ward. for in
sulting ladies, and indecently exposing his
person in Lafayette Square. lie was taken
before Justice Clark, who held him to secu.
rity in $500 for his appearance at court.
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A CoMxUNIcArIoN concerning the public
schools of Georgetown is unavoidably crowd cd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02
From Rio Jdueiro.

Rio dates nre 10 Feb. Ia. A disagreement
ad taken place between Rear Admiral tombstone
commanding the British Squadron in South A.
ierca and the Commander of the U. S. station
a the same seas.
1t appears that merchant steam vessel arriv-
d at Rio from the United States, under the pre-
nee of taking in GOALS, and carrying an Amer.
San flag. Rear Admiral tombstone. being in
'rmed that the stranger had on board great
> uantity of ammunition, and that she was a
russian privateer. he, as well as the English
barge d'Afars, demanded from the American
commodore an explanation of the rumor, which
described as being entirely false.
In the meantime, the English and French YES
els in harbor made ready to follow the American
Immediately she left the Rio waters, it being be-
t.eved she was on a cruise to the Pacific, where
u he would hoist the Russian flag. 1t was after
Yards, however. discovered that the vessel was
/ ota Russian prvateer and the question had a
| riendy termination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-02
Fsm0ie Rjot-WhiskeV BeloW Par.

On Saturday last. about twenty or thirty Of
the most respectable ladies in Pennington back
ed up and protected by about three hundred men
and boys-turned out,armed with suitable imple-
ments, and went to every grogshop in the place,
and emptied ali the Intoxicating drinks they could
find which. from all that we could learn. was
not II very small quantity. One man locked up
his groggery. determined to keep them out; but
finding them resolute and unflinchng. he finally
unlocked it again, TO save them the trouble Of
breaking the door in. then stood and watch them
turn his liquors out; and when they had finished,
he jumped upon the counter and proposed TIN ee
cheers for the ladies' after which he made them
a short speech and declared that he would never
sell any more intoxicating drinks AS l"ng as he
lived in Pennington. We hope be will be ~
good AZ his word, and that the ladies will see
that all the rest do likewise. In one grocery the
ladies', by mistake, attacked a barrel of molasses
Like the dog in the fable, that's what it got for
being in bad company. We believe, however,
,hay cnntriyed 10 save the contents with but lit
tie LOST Canton m Register.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 30 1856,
Letters are pouring in on General Houston
+ rom gentlemen of unquestonable chivalry. and
sho promise TO prove their efficiency, desiring to.
take the Generals place in any difficulty arising
. ut of his speech on the Naval Reform bill.
As lately suggested by one oi your correspen'
sents Judge lngraham is not member Of the ne
no worslipping National Committee.
Mr.. Forney was forced frnm his editorial con-
ection with the Union by Mr. Buchanan's
friends. He retains his interest in the establish
ilent.
Capt. Gray is about proceeding TO complete
survey Of the Southern Pacific Railroad route,
nder an engagement with capitalists who propose
long ahead with the enterprise without waiting
The sluggish movements of the government.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.

UNsS1EE's sAlE.-By virtue Of n deed st
rust executed 10 the undersigned bearing dat. the I'D
eo aniN otreeor In the clerks office Of III, county
court OF Campbell shall on Monday the 2is day Of Apr
" 'n eN' iar day thereafter upon the PROMISES pro
eco 10 e tract of LAND upon which lorao Deprles
Resided AT the time OF his near Camrb, Court House
enanhs ah"ni eighty tsu) norc ess) together
wv" ~ ne improvements and appurtonances thereto attach
ca ana pe'ongng being the heretofore sold William
Moore ana 70 be now resod In consequence failure the
part otsaid VIM Moore 10 comply with the sale
sso uecm proper 10 say that shall hold the said VIM
Moore Responsible Tor less deficiency which may ap
gear pewceh the first aud last sa, and for all
aem hcrto Inc sale will he made and ~ months
circuit ahu Tue purchaser required 10 bond.
proved security The title believed to be-
TO the widow dover and possession win be given
on he ISL OF January next or earierbnt will convey
such title only an is vested in us by said deed
apl l-dScds A REID trustees
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ARRIVALS AT THE
xvo..;,v,or Iousc,-Sucad T. Clark. prOpr'rs.

up TO 6 O'CLOCK April. 2, lsa6 -,
Geo w Saunders WIN Pate, Jas NJ Layne Beaiorui f,d
p,te Rockbridre; Joplng Bedford' Jas Pettigrew
4 T RR: 8 Brown Bedford NJ Cobbs, Va Tenn X II;
sshlrr citv VIM Dooey Campbell: Jas Parsh, u,as
vnw XIV. NJ Panniu Anthony. Teesviie: VIM II FAVOR
Danyillc, Mai Thos Jones Campbell; j 81 phens New
London; l. 4 Loving. DR. NJ Shelton. Nelson; Z Sanh
ders Beaford r Boiling and daughter, Chariotei Mrs
London do; Wyatt, Tenn; Henry smith ana chhu
Charlottesville; WIN Gibbony Wythevilie;. II Johnson
Union. Iefwich Black sh,irg Flynn, Whitesdes
Tenn; w Diekerson Appoma,tox; w Pool Charo'tei
Chalmers Halifax; John Morton, Farmyihe NJ X AAen
Frankin b w Brooks Richmond; A Lee. Z Wari Lees
Vile; Chdress and three children; va; al
bolt Jas Hunter, Caroline.