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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12
Arrived.

Ism steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston mdss AID
70 sp0ass5sd Is'Sn bar. e Edmund Dwight Bo.OH
bound s. 9Th /: 80 a 80 miles N Of Cape Hafter"' saw
sts.m,bp Enelv Ludlow s, hours d.s s.a
pass heh !aG,sdsy IN S 4 %s nG rs I p .
IS miles north of Hattsr exchanged "ehA' WIN
Ship An..n of Bqeigor, Hssssn BOIds'sI Mach =
wine, brandy se TOD. Sc Ama1 May st ~ ,0,f -
a;:, Il: ! H.. 81 &
co. viii bark GriHon, Colbour,, for New. Orleans ~,
eSs s9S &c A Hs'si: ~ lsss 20
spEe b. bark Mary Ann ef LO1d0nds from New
Ii.reo M. lat So o. long s. ss. "a" ''h "u'n
Bari Ann Liray (Hsm vslkersten, Rio Jsnsrs March a.
NEE H.nItt. EIaSbetb susssns Van veen Rotterdam -
d,ys mdse and pass. to +. w Schmidt CO.
Bs Resale IBt), Holmes, Corvallis s'i'd'' potatoes
sebr Fiyins Eagle tOf Broolhsven Gont ssys.is April
hides t s Eda AID Everett ron Aux G.ys.
York The days from Hampton Roads, where she put
s on Ten tof NASSAU Roberts, Ab.coa 10
&c. to c. Aeiey experienced heavy weahs lost io'eop
sehr Louisa to Warrington n CO., Brown, MIssb0 81
days, fuse to M,itlspd Phep. 60.
schr. Asbaps, Norris, Delswas corn a e .; N FOX
schr Kossuth Cooler Newburyport s. W. Lewis.
sehr G. Buxton, Titeonb saeo heading to Mayhem
Taltot & Co. ,
s eSI 4 H Bsln S'%T Abishan. Virginia oysters
sehr Target Davis Savannah 10 days, cotton to Scranton
seLr Sylvia Hathaway. Columbus 5 d. =,
sehr Henry Cole BaieOn Wilmington, N C's d. cotton
sehI p " Hammond Hsnmo Sa;, Virginia days
Propeller ouinnebssus HOI pST . sH5M,eh
Propeller Thomas Swan, Green, Baltimore
Steamships Ericsson LivergooI; SJ,in Ss.,s
Jsmestown Norfolk Tennessee wsbbe st.
Thomas.
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Arrived. SUNDAY, May IL

Slip Gertrude Of Bath Croker. Antwerp q esgs b1s
Sin Martin Luther Cof seasport NishOl Liverpool April o.
sbp Mssaret Elm. Upton Buencs AyIs' March ~ ava
40 si,t passed Pernsrnbuco April lS hides &C. w
w De Forrest Co. Has been ~ of Bermuda days with
ss hre.de Meteae Jones sasua April 5 sugar, Se to
,h Ft. Lswton from the Clyde April I. The last
"a 5dIe paIt OF the passage experienced strong west and
r,bay Winds later part winds variable, and much TACK
ather. .nIr,,-A,., O., r,.r.,..o Ian
TO- udse. b. ser. NJ, ~. Ill q .os.a
20 r. Green The SIS has mads the run IN ~ u.s. nciuahs
Bari Ensseth g. Baxter MOntesO Bay April p PmentO'
&c o Dawson Co. ,.s l.. a,
Bs1i Fstee Brown, Mayssues, days sugar POrerfeld
Yates - =, =. H., s,,,sn,
Co Left ship Z. A. Hall, for New.Oeansi ship Adams
samo,t for New Orleans brig Alma tBr) for Newt ORR scnr.
Times Cor Baltimore and schr Masca for Norfolk few aaS'
previously. - AL a r,s.e.
and 5s pass TO Meyer stueksu April r. lat ~ o. ion' ~
So, two iceberss. IN .x.x a..
10 Ymsea Etuain. May lat 50 3d. lon "a ID, saw sap ~
NOR with loss Of bowspr oremAst bead, topmsst saa ~
BAH Mary Adel.s M So yhemsssop), spsuldns' o0hs's'
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON-Ar. May IL, ship John Land. Capt Percvsl,
from Manila; bsrks Mscs Fts Buenos Ayres Gov Paris,
Nussn Sen Jusn de Cuba; Conway Hoyt Key West Henry
Busk Psbdleon Isehcos At anchor In quarantine ship
Star Of Empire, Liverpool.
Sroken-hay lat So S. long 70, ship julia Res, from
New. Orleans for Liverpool
BRIsTOL-Ar. May II, sloop Maria Louise, New York
schrs Golden Rule for Providence; Village Belle,
Redock St Jaso Cuba May fell In with boat painted
green apparently torn from some vessel also some pieces Of
sAvANNAH-Ar Nay 10, steamship Augusta, " hours
fm. New York.
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Marksss. . .Reportsd BY Telegraph.

ALBANY, hsy l0-Ssles to-day sco bha FLoua 81 fni
r.ter, and sc bushels OARS At 3e}c. WHISKY, 1tc
PRovpEscE, May TO- lS5-CorroS isactivei prices hrm
and uDehsDsed Wool quiet; sales for the week ~ 400 os
P.mIns cLoIHs srtiye and prices firm e =. sa'snes Of
Egw-ORLEAxs, May 1856 Tho sslcs Of CorroS today
amounted to 4C0 bales, with frm msrket The weeks esn
res 600 bales Stock hand 900 bales The
receipts this pOr. 52 bales in Of same time
lAAf
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o. 60 for wlite-ths latter for primo sts Coas hrmsf
sses Of eco bsshss ct ~ k1 6sssAsn Yssv saosf ana
SOS cents for damaged PsnDsyivssh In store ma sale Of
White vas SO At 5, eeIts RYE steady With nall receipts
ssd Gales 72d7S ceau OATS s3aS4 cents for southern
the zane WHISKY frmer barrels quoted ct T9a cents,
and hhda Q. Is le26 celta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

Norman A. freeman ct al. agt. John Orser Sheriff.
This was an action against the Sheriff for the escape
Of AIMED Stephen Warng The amount Of the udg
execution upon which he in custody
8 3<0
interesting question the identity Of the prisoner
being contradictory testimony 70 whether he
lits Of the County bad escaped 70 Brooklyn be-
lre WariTg himself testies that he
n York the but there several Witnesses who
bs; they would not believe him upon oahamong them
His brother. On former trial the disagreed Verdict
for the plaintiff For plaintiff VIM D. Booth and Chas Tracy
5y defendant Brown, Hall and Vanderpoe and L. H. March,
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Philadelphia Markets. MAY /

CorToS quiet at previous FLOUR aetive,
with sale Of GOO barrels sc for standard aud gOo straight
hraI de- and A.ey brands 81 IS AYE Flour 10 dull
IS IS Com MEALsses Of Bran iywine reportsd at
ienssyvsnia is dull at 70 So wnEAr scarce and wanted
but prime only ssable a. former qsotaobe some 5000
talss wss disposed Of 81 4oc$I 81 ~ Red, AID 81 3es
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couRr cALvNDAR-Tus DAY.

srpRIME CouRT-CIRcUIT.-Noe. As, lo4, 400,
~, 402, 40, Hs, 40, 4s1, 200, 2o3.
SupiRIon CouET-TnIAL TLRM.-Nos. as2, $50,
~ ST. 1885, 49, $780, 575 SIC 587 535 $685. SIS SCI Sn,
Sc $50 ga no 2Ss 49, SIS $50 S2 sis IA ss4 Sos soo
10, Ns, IT'S, ISL 80, as, 40, 621, SOL sec.
CoURT OF COMMON PLKAs-TRfAI TrRN.-Part l.
Nss 49, 5s 57S 64 582 Se5 5s4 eos b94 ST.
80 -Nos $40, 3d. SEQ lSs soa CO., Cos, sos
N, set, COS, Gle, eli ola,
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Total since LIST JAM, s45,4ssT5 sH,tS,l8
Included in the Imports were; Sugar, 1858 600;
Coffee, slO7, 500; Molasses s54,9oo Wines, s6s7oo
Wool, s5s, 900; Watches sss,eOO; Sponge s2l, 100;
Soap sls,OOO Tin, s47, 200; Tin Plates, SIS, 100;
Steel s47 COO; Lead s34, 400; Spelter $40 ooo Iron
$4,000; Guns, ss4,7OOi Hides, slsO,aOoi Gin,
s2a, 500; Brandy, ss4,4OO; Glass, sa4,OOOi Furs,
eco 100; Oils, s7o,9Ooi Nader, $4,000; Cigars,
$4,000.
The Exports of the week were 81, 4o2, 4So against
81 2os. COS last year. The aggregate Is;
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SATURDAY, Nay TO- 1856.
AcursTb. msri.t ouits dull small sales Of Pots 90 30
ds6 62l and Pearls 81 5SdS7 62 u,
COIiON-Hodsu to-day willingly accept the ADVANCE OF
L. on the Amercrs NEWS 1900 bses are reported sold
The msist closed steadily and fairly active at our ANNEXED
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MARRIED.

xNlsHTIn Brooklyn, Thursday, May g. MIRA r. knight
Of daughter.
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There is a continued dullness in the produce ih'i'
kes Good brands Of Flour are steady Out tue io"''
grades have downward tendency. State uranus arc
s5 37iat5 rs. Extra brands are s79slo. Canadian
and Southern descriptions are also easier. In whe"
there is nothing of importance doing. There Is iair
shipping demand for prime lots OF Corn for export
The arrivals are moderate sales at 60 a65c. Pork is
frmer, especially Mes; sales at slsasls 37l and
sis 23&sl5 So Beef is heavy. Bacon and Cut
Meats are frner and in good demand. Lard good
demand at full prices. At the advance Of &C. in Cot
"n yesterday the market freely supplied; saes 1000
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SUPREME COURT-SprcIAL TERM-MAY le-Bsfors Juss,
ROOSEVELT.

Knickerbocker Building Association agt. John
Cen gwood s-Order that plaintiff have leave " file
supple ptsl complaint on payment Of costs.
John De Nathbsck ct al agt. Mathew Wcks and
that commission take the testimony, &c.
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SUPERIOR COURT-IS CHAnBERs-HAy lo-Befors Judge

SLossoS.
bartholomew agt. Standardization denied, but
without costs without prejudice future application
proceeding. - .,
Svt coats. - 80
The Chief Justice announced that the decisions upon
calendar tried either the March April terms usud
be rendered next Saturday.
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The Dt5ats offers table OF the respee''. Po'uon'
Of the Banks Of France and England T0n ae iV'n 0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

There were in port yesterday 80 steamers aships,
ll6 banks, l39 briggs, 262 schooners-total GIL.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was s2o, $3.50 600.
In consequence of large amounts Of Groceries and
Metals the Imports of General Merchandise this week
have been large-s2 7si ,s69 against e. us last
xs,r The apsregate for the week n;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

DANGEROUS MANIAC Police officer Jas. A
Cooper arrested a woman named Mary Shea
who has been living in this city some time and
is regarded as a dangerous maniac. The un.
fortunate woman was taken before Justice
T. G. Dom, who committed her to Jail to
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08
JAS C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer

JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
ture and Effects of the 'sunited states
Hotel."-On FRIDAY MORNING, October
10th, commencing at 10 O'Clock, and continuing
from day to day until the whole Is disposed OF,
shall sell the entire Furniture and fleets Of the
United States Hotel, comprising In part Of
Superior Rosewood Seven Octave Pianolorte,
Stool and Cover
Handsome Gilt Frame Mirrors
Mahogany and w alnut Sofas
Arm and Easy Chairs, Parlor Chairs, finished in
Plush, Damask ard Hair Cloth
Marble-top Centre, Sofa and Pier Tables
Mahogany Cen re, Gard, and Dining Tables
Lounges, Ottomans, Cane seat Chairs
BRUSSELS, hree- ply and Ingram Carpets, Rugs
Mattiag and Oilcoth throughout he enIiIe
house
Window Curtains, Shades and Fixtures
Venetian Blinds, Chintz Curtains
Mahogany, Walnut and Painted Bureaus, Bed
steads, Washstands, and Chairs Of varioIs
kinds throughout the house
Large quantity OF Excellent Feather Beds, Bel
sers and Pillows
Hair and Hwk Mattresses, Counterpins, Blankets,
Sheets, DC, &c.
Looking Glasses, Clocks, and Mantel Ornaments
Fire Irons, Toilet Setrs, Chamber Tables
Radiators, Alright and open g rate Stoves
Arm Chairs, Desks, Tables
Superior Iron Safe, Key Rack
Marble top Counters, Ofhce Furniture, &c.
Together with a general assortment Of Hous J..
hold and Kitchen Furniture, not necessary to emu.
merate.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
&C 4-d Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

NHARSHALS SALE.-IN VIRTUE OF
Ivl Fieri Facias issued from the Clerks office Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, for
the county OF Washington, and TO me directed,
l shall expose to public SALE for cash, at the mar
BILE yard OF VIM A. Grifith, corner OF 9th and G
streets, near the Patent Once, on THURSDAY,
the 18th Of October, 1856, commencing at 10
O'Clock a. m the following goods and chattels,
Marble Slabs, 2 Finished Marble Monuments 2
Unfinished Marble Monuments. 1 Marble Cross,
Thick Head Stones, 6 Marble Oolits, and 70
assorted Blocks OF Marble, seized ard levied
upon as the property Of William A Grihth, and
will be sold to satisfy Judicisls No 2 and 3 TO
October term, 1885, In favor OF Pairo Nourse
j. d. HOOVER,
&C g. Marshal for the District Of COLUMBIA.
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Connecticut Municipal Election

HARTFORD, CT Oct 7.-Returns have been
received from seventy three towns, Of which
the Republicans carried foriy-fcur and the
Democrats wenty-eight-one town is about
divided.
At Bridgeport the union ticket for Council.
composed Of Buchanan and Fillmore men. IL
elected by 80 majority. The Union Mayor has
SO maj
Middletown Is Democratic by 80 maj The
Democrats have carried Ia out of - towns in
Middlesex.
The Republicans have 100 maj 10 Madison.
100 In Meriden, 200 in New London, and 100
in Guilford
The Fillmore and Buchanan ticket has IS
maj in Waterbury.
New HAVEN, Oct. 7-Incomplete returns
from eighty three towns have been received.
The Democrats have carried forty-seven and
the Republicans thirty five towns, showing q
net gain Of nine towns for the Democrats
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r. V ENING STAR.
LOCAL NTELLIGENCE.

THE BOARD OF CoKnoN COUNCIL met on
Monday evening, at O'Clock, with all the
members present except Mr.. Gordon.
Mr. WstterstOn rose to question Of privil-
eye, and made . written explanation in rela.
tiOn to the personal difficulty that occurred on
Monday last; which was referred to the select
committee having the subject in charge.
Mr. Turton presented the petition Of Joseph
B. Lewis, praying for the remission Of fine !;
Mr.. Clark presented the petition of B. L.
and w. B Jackson, the petition Of VIM. b
jackson, and the petition Of j. A. Kennedy,
asking to be refunded certain taxes errone-
ously paid; referred
Mr. Hutchinson presented the petition of
George Berksrt, praying for the remission Of q
Mr.. Lloyd presented the petition of Michael
Nash and others, asking the making of foot
way on the north front of n street south, be.
tween Four. and-a-half and Sixth streets west;
referred.
Mr.. ToNes reported the following bills,
which were passed: Bills for the relief Of Will
son n. G Fairfax and John Costigan; Of the
Columbian College; Of Henry S. Davis; Of
Nailor, agent.
Also, made an adverse report on the petit.
tions Of John Hammond and Charles Magee,
and asked to be discharged from their further
consideration; agreed to-
Mr.. Lloyd rose to question of privilege,
and made q statement in relation to certain
charges contained in the report of the Con t.
missioners of the Washington Asylum respect
ing himself.
Mr.. Lloyd submitted joint resolution in
relation to the Washington and George to "
select joint committee, providing for the pay
ment of one half Of its necessary expenses, and
IL was agreed to.
The President laid before the Board com.
munication from the Mayor, transmitting .
communication from the Commissioners of the
Northern Market in relation to certain i'm.
provements, DC and asking an additional
appropriation for further improvements; which
was referred.
The President laid before the Board COM
munication from the Mayor, transmitting the
account Of the Bank of Washington with the
Corporation up to 2sth September; referred.
CaTDowafsoa VA sh q in q s;tL tL.
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FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES ~

FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
IHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE PLEAS
ure OF Offering to his patrons and theea4
pubic In general very !arge assortment of
EROlT, SHADE, EVER GREENA
TREES, &c, comprising
Dwarf Fear Trees, in great variety, among WIFI b
are all the finest native and foreign sorts
splendid one year old trees are offered at the
low price Of s25 per 100
Apple Trees, large and vigorous and varieties
best suited TO this region, Sis per 100
reach Trees, fne and thrifty, the choicest kinds
$40 per 100.
Apricots, Cherries, Plums, Standard Pear,
ounces, &c large, vigorous and thrifty.
Gooseberrtes, Currants, Raspberries, Grape Vines
&C AN Immense stock Of ali the choicest
kinds.
Strawberries, the large fine new varieties as well
as the old popular sorts.
khuo-ro end Asparagus Roots, strong and good
Roses. the choicest ever blooming varieties
tvergreens, an extensive collection Of the rare
and well known kinds
Shade, Ornamental Trees, &c
Dutch Bulbous Roots, Garden Seeds
m fact, every thing pertaining to the Nursery
ana seed business, warranted Of the best quality
choicest varieties, correct to name and as low an
they can be purchased in the United States
Catalogues can be had on application
JUHN SAUL,
Seed Store, 800 18th street, correr street,
&C l-eolSt Nursery, on 7th street road.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
EURNlTURE AND HOUSEKEEPIN

Il Effects mt Auction.--On THURSDAY
MOkNlNS, October 9th, at 10 O'Clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Simpson, on the north side Of
strt ct, between 9th and 10th streets shall seIi
all the Furniture and Effects, comprising
Rosewood 6K octave Piano orte by Rosenkrar =
Damask covered Sofa, Plush Chairs
Ma.ble-top centre and sofa Tables
Gilt frame Mirror, sab and bracket
Mahogany Chairs, Rocker
Gilt W indow Shades and Cornice
Walnut Whatnot, Lounge
Fancy Tables Chairs, Ottomans
Brussels and other Carpets, Rugs
Oilcloth, Mating, Stair Carpet
Mahogany Hat Rack, Stair Rods
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and pillow.
Blankets, Conf Toilet Sets
Sideboard, Dining Table
China and Class Wsre, Kitchen Utensils.
TeIms S25 and under, cash over that sum a
credit Of 80, 60, and so days for or
dorsed notes, bearing interest
&C I'd JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-08

Tour years have elapsed since the
celebrated stomach Bitters made you You have
tested their efficacy and have manifested
by your from the
yariasy accomplished all they purported hefe
IL still among who from precipitation have
cuded our in their general prejudice against
madeleine would earnestly refer them any
Ing In the land, who invariably
IN all cases Of Indigestion Dyspepsia, Bousnsss Fstu
epcy Constpaton Loss OF Appetite, &c. kc IL does
profess to all things. but hold the shove
IL the only speedy ana reliable remedy would
seriously caution against
gotten and palned of as the genuine Hosettsr
s due yourselves scquaint with all
therein We have In different
the Union under bonds but hereafter
20 the fullest extent OF the Law. HOSTETTER SMITH,
Sole nuctarsrs and Proprieors street. Pitts
burg, Pa Oct6-lv
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FAsHIoNABLE DANCING,

DROP. II. w. MUNDER TAKES GREAT
II pleasure In announcing 10 his former 90
patrons and the public generally that he "a
will resume the duties Of his school on IN
Tuesday October 9TH, 1856, al the large @fE
Hall corner Of 9Th and ID streets, former AllA
ly Paine. IS Academy OF NJ usic hereaf-
ter known as {" Numbers Metropolitan Il all.
Days Of tuition on Tuesday and Thursday after
moons, at 81 O'Clock, and at TX for gentlemen
He well introduce a variety Of new and fashiona-
BILE dances, better calculated 10 improve the csr-
rage and grace Ct the most unskillful pupil than
any other style that has been Introduced. He
Particularly invites all the scholars ho partici
pated in the Fancy Dances last May, to be present
on the day of opening, as Prof. NJ. has something
of interest 20 communicate
He will continue his classes at the College and
Convent as usual. All those having children
here whom they desire TO receive instruction will
please enter their names early.
Private instructions will be given either 10
large or small classes
All persons wishing to consult with Prof. Nun
der will Please leave their address AZ Mr. John r
EIliss Music Store Penn. avenue, near 10Th street.
sc 25-H
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EOR SALE.-A TRACT OF LAND, CON-
4 tanning about As acres, on the Heights Of
Georgetown, being a part Of the Valley View
Farm, the residence Of the late ohm H. King,
deceased. This is one Of the most desirable sites
In the District for fine private residence; about
20 acres Of this tract Is beautiful grove Of tia
Der, the balance cleared and In high state OF cul
tivation. The summit Of this tract Is from $50 TO
400 feet, above tide water, and has fine view OF
Washington, Georgetown, and the adjacent val
ley Of the Potomac. 1t will be sold entire or In
lots
Also, large Frame Dwelling house and Lot
on the corner Of Fifth and H streets west, Wash
ingtOn city.
Apply at Valley View Farm, or to DR.. H. King,
No. 80 Prospect street, Georgetown, ID. c..
je 1S-u INTEL b. J. KING.
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Bv WALL. BARNARD CO, Auctiuneers
hEREMETORY SALE M IN a Al /.

bv WALL. BARNARD & CO., Auctiuneers
pEREMPTORY SALE OF FRAM n
- Rouse and Lot at Public Auctfon.-On
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Oct,her I2tb AZ 9
o'clocf, we will sell, in front Of the premises.
part OF Lot No. g. In Square 1876, fronting % feet
inches on 9th street, between and G streets,
with depth OF 20 f.et inches, and running
back to a 30-feet alley Improved with a goI
Frame Building 20 feet front by 30 feet deep, con-
tanning good rooms
This property is In good location and In fast
improving part Of the city.
sale positive.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in three
equal payments Of 6, IL, and 10 months, secured
by deed OF trust on the properly.
Title iHdisputabe
WALL, BARNARD CO.,
oc1-ts AuctiOneers.
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
nm THURSDAY AFTER NnuN NEYT

~ oh instant, at O'Clock. we will sell, on
Bridge street. near Rock Greek Bridge, 1.-THE flag
will designate the place. large lot Of Window
Frames, with the sash glazed, and Shutters to
suit,
Also, lot Of Framed Doors, used but few
weeks.
Also, pair Of large Mahogany Doors
Mantle Pieces, Wagon, Cart, and Harness
Cutlery Box, Wheels
Large Refrigerator, suitable for hotel
Also, one excellent Piano, large mahogany Table
With many other articles, the gentleman re.
moving not wishing to take them with him
Terms cash BARNARD Il BUCKLEY,
&C ID Auctioneers
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UFevsr and ague cured withsu, using

Quinne Arsenic Mercury, Opium any Of poisonous
drugs dangerous compound generally by
sufferers from this long drawn
all diseases by res9rtng to Csrters Spanish Mixture
which contains Of the above deeeous substances
eectuay and fully by acting specifically the Liver
skin Purifying the Stood and eIpeCg the Of
old medicines with which the system been cIogysd
opening pores Of the body sad Ao asurs ~ assist
breaking the disease and Its en-
srgiss.
See Of Mr. John Longdon Of Va he had
chronic Ague and Fever chs twice day for years
Nothing him, until Carter's
spanish MIXTURE bottles Of which perfectly
him 10 health has he had chill since he only one
out OF Who has experienced the life ing
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MONSIEUR GASZYNSKI

MONSIEUR GASZYNSkt.
ASSISTED BY M4DAME GASZYNSETD
PR0FE Ss0R OF D A NcIHG,
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE TO
III the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Wash o.
ington and Georgetown that he will open ka4
his classes for this accomplishment In tue IN
most fashionable style, in Washington at {hff
Temperance Hall, Z street, between 9th A.,<N
and 10th, the proprietors having exprs ssly
fixed In the most elegant manner for his use also
for private Parties, Balls Lectures and Concert 3
ard In Georgetown at Union Hall, Union hotel
Mr.. has testimonials from all parts Of the
Union for his capability as a teacher Mr. is
engaged In the College Of Georgetown, and In the
principal Seminsries Of Washington, and in the
best circle.
His classes win be CONNER ced In Washington
on the sth Of October. Every WEDNESDAY -
Saturday for children from O'Clock m ira
in Georgetown every Tuesday and Friday ron .
O'Clock p. m. o,prr.
IN Washington every wednesday ana seiuiaay
firm TIL 10 O'Clock p M a. oeolke S~,,e,ran
Tpesdsv and Friday. Ladies and Gentiemen
will receive instructions In AL me most mooeon
On,,c,t,on for terms can be made at the resi-.
aencpi ~ M G. No. 4C7 E strees, between 9Th and
10Th or at the Han.