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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

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mount nfarrearagcs due ON the above
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

i'"on'"o' ~
Th number OF pensions on tue roll Of the
seyrra, agencies, ARE as follows;
o. widnwsor" " Z" %. 4il, 30 -
oi.a 9, -, on half nay -. lRS. O50 IN
i.eu2 invalids, yearly @mount,.. 1884 90
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

Original applications aud applications for
nrr,H allowed, are us follows:
,l i.U'ils, yearly amount .........$2.lO un.
BE- w' and orphans, yearly amount 5,S9S c0
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-09

N.Nt. ...,..... Wv
Amount paid out by Navy Pension agent,
g per ~rcllrns, VIZ:
81. iruliJt. S25.77G ~
=, NAVY Pension Fund,.......... 4.45j ~
r, ri45,s and orphans, lOj,2 y IL
a., priya,eers 3.i4l 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

lfIom The Hnehsmfon Iaiiy republican, August 1.
We are indebted to an eminent counsel engaged
in the cause for the following full memorandum
SUrREME CoURT,-yohn Vaughan rs. The Ne,r
York Central Raiirt dd.-Cortland Circuit July 30
ls5e-Justce Shabklsnd presiding Daniel Colt and
u. : Dickinson for plaintiffs; Davis and Leach and
c. D. sedgwick for defendants.
II appeared that by the careessness Of the defend
ants agent there was collision at the Oneida
depot in September, 1858 that freight train ran
into the passenger train, in which the plaintiff a
young Tiishman, Of about twenty years, was a pas
seDger, and that both Of his legs were 30 badly
broken that il was two years before he could be re-
moved from the depot building TO his home in Cort
lard county.
The collision happened about daylight on the
morning Of the 18th Of September: on the morning
OF the 18th the defendants proved by their Superin
tendent that he had by direction Of the company,
settled with the plaintiff for $500 and an agreement
to pay The expenses Of his sickness. This alleged
settlement was the principal issue and most interest.
in9 feature In the cause.
The defendants produced the receipt Of the plain
TN for The $500 N fnil o. The injury, signed by the
q Catholic clergy man, stranger 10 the plaintiff.
u appeared that on the nth the Superintendent
made an arrangement with the clergyman to meet
him at the plaintiffs room on the morning of the
10th: that they met there accordingly; the nurse
was sent ont Oi the ROOM contrary 10 the directions
Of the ply scian; and the superintendent testilie
that the plaintiff, while perfectly competent 10
business agreed TO accept the $500 and payment OF
expenses in full satisfaction Of his niury; that he
pui $500 in bank notes into his right hand in pack
ages: that plaintiff did not count II, but held II
few minutes and gave II 70 the clergyman 20 take
care Of and signed the receipt BY his mark, and IL
was witnessed by the clergyman.
II was proved that the plaintiff wrote a ready and
fair hand. The nurse who vas sent out Of the room
was a edical student Of three years He testiied
that at the time the plaintiff was considered 40 dan
gerous that his death was hourly expected that
Sisier~ had been excluded, the room darkened, and
that he was 30 completely under the influence OF
opistes given to quiet biz pain as 10 10 unconscious
from drowsness snd stuphcation for most of the
time. and that he bad not sufficient mind and me
mory 70 transact business requiring thought and
fiction
Oiher pm sicians who attended him expressed the
same opinion and others still Thought ne was a. oc
shout the tine capable Of doing business when
I0used. The Cstboli- clergyman died in March
last The plaintih nurses never saw dollar Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

Propeller Potomac Gushing. New Bedford.
propeller Oscela, Clark Providence.
Propeller Seneca Thrasher, Hartford.
BELOW.
Ship Manhattan, from Liverpool.
Ship Lizzie Harvard, from -.
Ship Harvest Queen. Young from Liverpool. TO c II Mar
shall.
Ship Constantine from Liverpool.
Ship Robert Kelly, from Lverpool-A the above by pilot
boat Jua)
ship Cairo from Shields.-Both by pilot boat Syph)
Bark Essex IA days from Cienfuegos(By pilot boat David
MITCHELL
ship with Grinnel, Minturn a Co.'S signal.
Also, large fleet OF square rugged vessels.
Wind during the day from to SSE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

Trr DrovrH IN KESTuCxY-The louisville
fKy.) Courier. July "a, says;-"The drou,h In this
section OF the State has been more severe than az
ary time during the season The ground is literally
raiched and vegetation Of every kind burnt up.
Corn, which looked so promising two weeks since,
will now scarcely produce respectable crop OF NIB.
bins. Rain Il sadly needed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

CARPET M,KSG--We are Informed that Alexan-
der Wright made the first carpet ever wrought in
America in Norfolk county. The first made in Bos-
ton was by Samuel Gore, IN Cores alley, Court
street, some sixty years ago. The late Thomas VI.
Perkins had one Of Mr.. Gore carpets in his house
forty years. After him, Samuel Perkins did some
ilirr here in manufacturing carpets. Those early
~ ecmeDs Of carpets were Of course, woven by hand
looms - Boston Post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

there any trace Of it given except by the .noeri
poor.
The defendants proved they had paid for the
plaintiffs expenses Tor two years Of illness while
The ird &c charged the jury that If they found for
the plaintiff they should allow TO the defendants and
deduct from their verdict the $4,000 thus pa d.
That if they found that the plaintiff was compe.
receipt be was bound by it. But if they found that
the receipt was obtained from him when he was
incompetent twas void, and the plaintiff was en-
titled 10 q verdict The jury returned verdict for
plaintiff for ten thou and dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Movements OF Ocean Steamers,

THE OVERLAND MAIL3 TO INDIA AMI tHI.,A-
The following may be of value those having correspond
Gnce the East
The mail Southampton he eth and ath OF sahs
month. aud
Arrives at Gibraltar abont the 9Th and 2sL month
Arrives Msla about the lfh and goth Of same uon'a
Arrives at Alexandra about the 18th OF and Atm o. .o
lowing month.
Leaves about the 9th list Of and 5ta
following month
Arrives ., Alden about the 18th Of ADD Ion
18th of following month
eay Is Alden about DAY Of
val Bombay, and 18th to 3o;h for China &c
Indian Navy steamer arrives NJ Bombay about De 81 10 stu
and 18th 21st Of the following month
O. arrives Point de Gale about tbs 9th
7th md I'D sd OF following month.
Point Gale Puio Penang the day the
has already arrived which takes the mail on.
Arrives at Pulo Penang about the l1h h and 18th
0sh Of following mouth
Arrives singapore h 18th ss of
following month
Leaves Singapore about IL hours after arrival.
Hong Kong about the Did or 2h ant Sh or Hh
offollowng monh
L<ryes day for Shanghae.
Two mails leave Engiand-one the 9Th and Nth each
Marseies and arrive Alexandria about the
,ame Tune the Southampton mall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04

OF me aor Sips barss 81 briggs and li3 schocoer1
were British big Daishi and The remainder American.
The following table summary Of the vessels e
harbors o. cW YORK Ioson and baltimore the I'd ns
and A. Charleston ssypai New Orleans and Noble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-04
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA Aug "a 3-Arr steamships kennebeck,
Bash, Liverpool barEs Isaac Davis Hand, Esmaraido.
sA Laconia Bearse Boston, briggs Emma, Baker, Boston;
grant r & hs nc w WI Aes Douglas snm
Hodgdon, Newburypor Empire Crowell, Boston; schrs
Sopa Sears Elonss Thatcher Lazy snoE Crowe Boz
Darling Baxter; George jon Crowel Henry Payson,
EEd lg BOSTON, Delaware ha'ding, Providsnee; y
McCaskey, Arnold Hsd,am Transit Haaord; Isaac Rich,
Hammond Cain Boston; EiIer atIda weis Norwich; LP
Pharo Cranmer; Grace Giler Paine Spray somers Bos.
on Nebraska Gaskl, SALIENT RoAana Buring Goidricks
Hand East Cambridge; May Miller Laws; Robert Corson,
v Wsss Boston George washington williams SALEM
Nortlern Light Coron; White corson Soston Hun
Cid steamships Palmetto, Baker Boston Delaware Cooper
New York brigs Condor Allen, Boon Empire Crowef do;
Ayondae Hodgdcn Newbnryport: schs j shriyer Miller
nostn. Thompson, Barnes do: Ellen Matilda Wells.
Patterson Hand do; John cadwaiader Garwood 10 Grace
G,rder Paine, do Trojan Cook, do g Porter Iuson
Woodruff Sims Mason do; Fatnie speace, Nerwch David
nam, Garfield, Albany; Gen Taylor Adams new Haven,
Moses Taylor Cornelius do Chas Whiting Tu.ter Prov.
l. Pharo Craniner and Boston, Brew do; Ellen
Baker, Lake, Westpor
miscellaneous and Disasters.
The steamship Ericsson Capt ber sailed Saturday
noon for Liverpool
BR SHIP SARAH bound 20 Barcelona. which towed
Tie bar Sunday last by the Cuba returned day before
gone about hundred miles the captain discovered
slave who had secreted himself board he taken
charge Of by one O our os ana brought 10 the ci! Ihis
TAIN eantme especially he had suffered much
from the deserton Of his white here and from the
lack efficient legal aid in egius the observation-disclosures
Democrat Julv "A
and elearances Boston for the
month OF July
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DAstsnishing Cure with only one hot.

TLt-JOs. b. HaI q IVY.
PEksouE IsLE Aroostook Co, Me April a. 1885,
We herewith send you certificate OF performed
by only bottle ofthe German think
Mr.. Clark Of vsrscity and have doubt
truth Of his story"
Messrs Joe r. Hall Co.-6sntlsmen-In snswer n your
Inquiries will state that daughter aged about 10
complaining of pain in hsr side for six
nrst Of January last taken down
confined tn her bed The pain In her side very
vers besides troubled with pains between her
and In From reading . number OF per-
formed "Hoohsnds German Bitters," induced
and sent 20 store aud purchased
had taken 10 bu few days vheR she
i'm prove now amer taking only bottle enjoy
health than she has for She feels pain
in side In part Of her body, and attributes
cure entirely 20 the Germss Bitters.
salmon Brook, Aroostook Co., Ne. WIN. CLARK.
See AdvertissDent. sep 1-3mT
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
N A TON AL GU AR D
1T CARUSTS SALOON,
I'm THURSDAY, December 18th, 1856.

1T CAR USTS SALOON,
I'm THURSDAY, December 18th, 1856.
FJsHE THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE
Il National Guafd will he given at CARUsI's
SALOON on THURSDAY, December 18th, 1856
In announcing this Ball, the Committee desire
to state that every effort will be made 10 promote
the ENJOYMENT Of those who may honor them
With their presence. They pledge themselvesto
exclude all imrroper persons from the ball-roe
and the slightest deviation from propriety will be
followed by Instant expulsion.
The Guard have determined not to issue ladies'
Invitations They would take this opportunity
to extend general invitation to their lady friends
Witherss band has been enc aged
Tickets TWO DOLLARS-edmittinga gen
tleman and ladies'; to be had Of the members
and at the door on the evening Of the ball.
Managers on part of the Military.
Col W Hickey, Capt A Schwsrzman,
Lieut Col H Riley, Capt Jos Peck,
Or. Master w N Medium Capt l. J Towers
Psymaster J Middleton, Capt J A TAFT,
Surgeon Morgan, Capt T Knight,
tssistaut Surgeon Grimes, Capt M Balm,
Adjutant ODER, CIpt Jchn Ress5s
Capt Davis, Capt NJ Shekeli.
Capt Bright,
Managers on part Of the Citizens.
W Msgruder, 3 Turton, TIL Parsons
John Towers, EDougIass, DA wattersOn.
W LenoN, Gideon, Hutchinson,
Clarke, AY Garneu COOmbs,
York AtLee, x II Laskey, BIB CurTan,
BAyly, J Savage, e Miller,
: G Mssurt, T Jpait JLSmth,
I Fisher. RwaIlarh, DB Clarke,
George Plant, Winters, n Semmss
w Dove, Bussy, q Dudley.
RigSs, ! Bohlayer,
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Allst, J EJohnson, w MsConvey
Thomas Weir g Clarke,
dec 12-dtb
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneei.

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneef.
EURN IYU 4 Z AND EFFECTS or A
II Family decliuips Housekeeping.- On
FRIDAY MORNING, December 10, at 10 o'cIk,
at No. 33a 18th street, between 1 and X, shall
sell the Furniture and Effects Of gentleman de-
Ginning housekeeping, comprising.
Mahogany Hair-spripg Sofa and Parlor Chairs
Walnut Marble top Table, Lounge
Cane and Wood. seat Chairs, Rocker
Damssk Window Curtains, Shades
Carpets, Mating, ano Oilcletb
Stair Carpets, X DDS aud Eyes
Dining Table, Sideboard
China, Glass, and Crockery, Clock
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Bedding
Cooking and other stoves, Kitchen Utensils, 60
Terms $40 ard under, cash over that sum q
credit Of 30 and 90 days, Tor endorsed notes, bear
Ing interest
P.S. The House, which Is very desirable
containing ten rooms, Is for rent. Inquire on the
premises. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
dec i6-d Auctioneer.
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CoHsumplive. Rheumatic Cotys Bilious Delicate after
some days nss will find renewed strength and life pervads
every Cf their frames Every dose blood
purer. The in the and
In the Veins. These pills. first effect, act upon the
tea blood Increasing the circulation by which Impurities
are deposited In the veins aud they throw of such coec
tons Into the bowels which by the energy derived
from Brandreths Pills. expels them from the When
hrst used the pills occasion gripping and make the
patient feel this mus be borne with for the
come Afterwards No great good often achieved
some trouble In s attainment and this rule applies the
recovery Of health These symptOms only where the
body has long struggled under load Of impure
humors consecutive use for few days will satisfy the
most unbeheviDg Of the good the pills doing
directions should be carefully studied II understOod and
followed health and vgor WILL in majority Of
cured BY the use Of RRAEDREIH'S Pills.
Sold At IS cents per box at - Canal street.
Building, New York; by T. w. Dyott a Sons Is2 north
Second street. Philadelphia and BY medicine dealers gener
ally. nov as-,f
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MARSHAL'S SALEM VIRTUE OF
WI writ Of ieri faclas issued from the Clerks
Uttice Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia for the county If Washington, and 20 ne
directed, shall expose TO public sale for cash,
at IL O'Clock m on WEDNESDAY, tire 9Th day
Of January, 1857, all defendants right, ;itle,
claim, and interestin and to Lot No 10, In Square
No. s5s, together with all and singular the I'M
provements thereon, seized and levied upon as
the property Of Allison Nailor, and will be sold
TO satisfy Judicial, No. 40, to March term, 1856
Bank OF Metropolis IS. Allison Nailor.
J. d. HOOVER, Marshal
dec 13-tS for the District Of Columbia.
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rImpsrtant to the Ladiss!-nr. Il

POECO's FEMALE PILLs.-The combination O. IuKredL
sne Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
merits based extensive practice thirty
years and where the directions lave been strictly fol
lowed they failed correct ell
relieve painful and dincut particularly al
the change They will the Whites renoys
All distractions arising from cold exposure any
and may Used successfully Preventive. Call cpon
the agent and get Circular for particulars free.
Price box with full directions Sold wholesale
retail By oHAS sr0TT, Druggist PsnnsylVAnia avenue
SAMUEL b. WAITE b7s Seventh street. Washington, D. c.
and 8. T. CSSEL 9eorgstovn to whom all orders
be sent Pills viii be conndepally by mall to
ladies' Who enclose them dollar.
n B.-sss signature the boz; toeountsrfsitis for
err. is3-u
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.

DAIN Is THE FORERUNNER OF MOST
i diseases-cure the Pain and check he disease
DR. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pains IN the
Limbs, sides or Back, Sprsins and Bruises, bar
and Tooth Ache, Pain or Cramp In the stomach
or Bowels, Sore Throat, Burns, Scslds, Ague or
Lumps In the Breast, Chills, Spinal Affections,
and Pains in the feet Indeed, II cures all Pain.
III l26, IS, and so cents bottle.
II YOU are Bilious and have q bad Cold, take
DR. ROSES RAILROAD OR ANTI-BIL-
IOUS PILLS. They cary Of all bile and re-
move a Geld These Pills go shaed Of all other
pills In their good effects.
IL Boxes l2h and Is cents. Sold by al
Druggists in Warrington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria dec loan
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Flour closed with an
upward tendency; sales OF 1000 bills; State
S6. 30ss6.5O. Southern is firm at yesterday
rates. S7.05aS7 IS.
Wheat is tending upward; sales 900 bush
els; white Sl.7lsSl rs, red 81 57as1.61.
Corn is firm; sales Is, 500 bushels; mixed 72c.
Pork is quiet and easier: mess SIC 30.
Beef is firm at Sl4sSl4 IS fer new repacked
Chicago. Lard 10 quiet and essier st l2icss
in bbIs.
Whisky lie lower; Ohio Sc.
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have found them Of In yng
ton and In snbduiDg produced Colds
our clerical brehrsn real favor in calling their attention
- them.'-Zons Herald 1--WE commend them 10 The at
tenton OF public speakers singers and others who
troubled with affections Of the Throat atch
man For Coughs Asthma, 40, cheerfuy bear test
mony from personal knowledge 10 their
Pictorial They simple and elegant admin
iserfng IN combinaOn several medicinal
In general esteem among Physicians In the treatment OF
Bronchial Affections q. =. BgelOw. Containing no
opium or deleteriOus drugs these LozenEes
freely BY public speakers and yocasts for clearing ana
giving strength TO the voice Sold by all Druggists
oct III yAMkS N. CAILAN Agent
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BY WALL, BARNARD Il CO., Auctioneers.
FTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF BRICK ROUSE
Il and Lot in the First Ward at Public
Bye w. BOTELER, Auctoneer
COLLECTION OF Imported

By T. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF Imported
OIL Paintings at Auction On WEB
NESDAY EVENING, December 18th, COM
mencing al O'Clock, shall sell, at my spacious
auction room, (Iron HAIL. an extensive collec-
ton of rare and valuable OIL Paintings by the
following eminent artists, viz Guido, Murillo,
salvartO, Rosa, Carlo, DOlci, Maninaro, Gains
borough. Etty, Ruysdeel, LANCET, Sir Martin
Archie. Sbee, the late President OF the Royal
Academy, Jackson, Herring, Sen, the celebrated
English animal painter, Meadows, of London,
Brooks, Wovermans, Doughty, Of New York,
Ennis, Of New York, now In Europe, and numer-
Gus other celebrated artists, altogether forming
decidedly the best collection OF Paintings ever
offered for sale in Washington
The Paintings will be anayed for exhibition on
Monday, December 18th.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over so, co and
90 days credit, for approved endorsed notes, bear
Ing interest
Purchasers can have their pictures carefully
packed To so any distance with safety
The auction room will be comfortably warmed
The Ladies are particularly invited 20 attend the
sale. e. w. BOTELER,
dec lots Auctioneer.
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M. NJ Gardner, whose biography open u.s.
oertsnly oeen Good Samaritan EARTH and the Indian
maiden nanmeontah, be forgotten the
OF the Indian Bslsam Of Lverwort and
which saving thousands in midst doomed
Scms OF Consumption sufferers from Colds and
Ccughs, Asthma Group Crcnchis THIS pleasant
cine has and sovereign virtues and should be early
employed IN all cases Of Lung complaints II i for SAFE
everywhere.
Msssrs Weeks Potter, No. lS4 Washington street. Bos
ton, General Agents For sale by W. H. Gilman Charles
stott Marin Palmer n. Gilman and by Druggists gen
orally. dec e-lv.
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financial

New YoRx, De-. l6.- Stocks are lower
and dull; Chicago snI Rock Island lo4; Cum
berland Coal Co ~; Illinois Central shares
ISL; do. bonds 93i Michigan Southern, So !;
N. York Central 9If Pa. Coal Company eat;
Reading $50; Virginia 6's95.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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By J. ROBINSON, Auctioneer.
WATCHES, JEW ELRY, GUNS, CUT.

w leTy, Fancy Goods, &C., as Auction =
| shall sell at the store under the MURRAY House
No. i56 Pennsylvania avenue, between id and
AZ streets, commencing on SATURDAY EVE
Nine next, att O'Clock, great variety CT Gods,
such as
Double barrel Guns, Knives and Forks
Fancy rosewood and other Work boxes
Linen Pocket HandkeTchiefs, Dry Goods In great
variety
Large and small Blankets
Gold, silver nd Gilt Watches
Gold Jewelfy, IN sets and single pieces, OF the
newest styles
Gold Chains, Lockets, Pencils
And many other articles too tedious TO mention.
The sale win continue every evening until fur
ther notice.
N. E.-The store will be kept warm, and good
order preserved. Al goods warranted as repre-
sented at sale. Terms cash.
dec 15-1w J. ROBINSUNt Ayctioneer.
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BvJ. &. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ENRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SQUARE OF

FTNRUSTEE'S sALE OF SQUARE OF
IL Ground --On TERN00N
December 18th at 4 O'Clock, on the premises, by
virtue Of deed Of trust from Emeiv Mallet 10 the
subscriber dated October 18th, 1854, and duly re-
corded in Liber ]. A. 8 No SC, folios i05, aO6,
407, and i0S, one of the land records for Wa h.
ington county, 1 shall sell the whole Of squsre
No l25 fronting respectively 1873 feet one inch on
Nineteenth street west, 1872 feet eight inches on
north ID street, and 2l6 feet eleven inches on Viz
giria avenue, and containing - square feet.
Terms: Unc-third cash the residue in six
and twelve months. with interest, satisfactorily
secured. HENRY NAYLOR, Trustee.
nov 20-2awhds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
IL The above sale is postponed in conse.
quence OF the rain until TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, December 10, same hour and place
HENRY NAYLOR, Trustee.
dec I'D JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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rrh. mes, valuable Family Medicines,

complaints are those made BY the distinguished Dr.
Rose of Philadelphia regular graduate from the Pennsy
vana and physician of forty
All his medicines Tree from srcury and
be taken st any time without regard exposure Read
advertisements. dec 1o-sf
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A FIRST-CLASS ESIDEN III
~ EElR GETlWN EAR

A FIRST-CLAss RESID ENCE IN
IN GEORGETOWN, ID. C FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
Of the Visitation. This is one Of the largest and
best finished houses In the District Of Columbia,
having all the modern Improvements contained
in the frst-class houses Of the Northern cities.
There Is attached a large cistern In the yard !,
carriage house, and stable for several horses.
A pump Of the purest water in the immediate
vicinity.
The locality is high and salubrious, and in q
quiet and highly respectable neighborhood.
Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door to the
premises; OF Mrs. ANNE X. O'NEAL.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, LIZZIE, daughter Of
Gurden and Martha Snowden, aged 10 years
The friends Of the family, and the Sunday
respectfully invited to attend the funeral To-
Morrow, at O'Clock, from the residence Of her
father on street, between 18th and 18th streets.